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The Hollywood star wants to buy the luxury mansion in leafy Richmond where he
has spent the past few weeks while filming new flick World War Z.
His missus Angelina Jolie has fallen for the area, too, so locals may have to
get used to seeing the couple doing a weekly shop in the town.
A source said: "Brad is keen to shoot more movies in the UK with his company
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Angelina has been spotted taking their six kids to the cinema.
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The darkness falls
Deeply enveloping me.
I open my mouth
Trying to scream
But no sound escapes
Trapped in by this loneliness
I feel so desolate.
A deep pain I feel,
But no release
This pain consumes
Ever growing.
The darkness surrounds me,
I cannot see.
I feel the light of day
Burning my shoulders
But it lights this darkness not.
This darkness will be the end of me.
I squint my eyes
I open them wide
Yet nothing I see
Prevented by this darkness
Surrounding me.
Crushing me
I cannot breathe
The darkness leaves no room for my growth
How much time do I have left?
Death is only a matter of time,
I know
For sooner or later
This darkness consumes all.
No life can resist.
So fall now into this pit
This darkness
Let it take you too
There is no escape from this horrible darkness.

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First Meeting
Lorden opened the door. Elenia shrieked.
"What are you doing here?"
Lorden looked at her, momentarily quelled by her shock and indignation.
"I just prefer talking - face to face, if you know what I mean. Thought-speaking is rough."
"Oh - oh, I don't blame you," she said. "Come in then."
Lorden came in quietly, still acting as though he'd done something wrong, and doing his best to be polite at the same time. Elenia noticed, with mild amusement, that he was not defiant or coarse to her as he was to Ceridwen. At least my status still earns me respect, even amongst barbarians, she said.
"Barbarians?" said Lorden, his eyebrows raising.
"What?" Oh, damn!
"Not nice, is it?"
"The thought-speaking."
"You should see what Ceridwen did to me when she heard - anyway," Lorden added hastily. "You, er - wanted to know -"
"I recognised you as soon as you entered my cell," said Elenia coolly. "You've visited me in my dreams before, it was most curious."
"Can't say I've ever visited anyone in my dreams before," said Lorden, shrugging. "Don't usually leave that much of a good impression ..."
Elenia didn't respond to this feeble stab at humour. "Yes, but I don't think they're normal dreams. They were much clearer. I knew exactly who you were, that you were a magic-user, and you lived on the streets ..."
"So you've been dreaming about me for a while, then?"
"No, not really ... only about a month."
"And you never had anything happen to you like this before?"
"Maybe you're coming into your powers. I did when I was fourteen."
"Fifteen, actually."
"I've actually been practising with them, though. I reckon you've been, like - trying to shut them out, or something. That's sort of why they went out of control."
"What, so you're saying I'm a witch?"
"What's a witch?"
"Oh, well, you don't know, you're not educated on Ancient history. What I meant was ... I think i have foresight of some kind, like seeing into the future."
"How can it? I've lived on the streets for years, and that was in the past."
"Well, I don't know, do I? How am I supposed to know about something I've been brought up to hate?"
"I'm sorry Your- er ... Elenia."
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Yes, it is only one game, and no, we won't know whether Eddie Johnson is going to stick around as a regular fixture for the U.S. National Team for the foreseeable future, but his impressive return to the fold is still a development that plenty of people can gain inspiration from.
Consider where Johnson has come from in just the past year. After a failed stint at Fulham, and after being let go by Greek side Aris FC, Johnson's career appeared to be in free fall. After a failed attempt to sign with Puebla, and a damning rumor that a failed physical killed the deal (a false rumor spread by Puebla's bosses in an attempt to cover up internal strife at the club), Johnson looked like he was out of options.
Less than a year later, Eddie Johnson is on top of the American soccer world. He's scoring goals in bunches for one of the top teams in Major League Soccer, and he made a successful return to the national team. In doing so, he has shown a plethora of former U.S. national team players that it is possible to overcome career adversity to regain a place in the national team mix.
The American soccer landscape is filled with players who, at one time or another wore the U.S. colors, only to see their careers take wrong turns and detours away from the kind of glory currently being enjoyed by Johnson. And no, Johnson isn't the first American in recent years to see his career come back from the dead. Fellow U.S. striker Herculez Gomez also blazed a similar path, and continues to show that a national team career can be revived at the age of 30.
With success stories like Johnson's and Gomez's in mind, here is a look at some players who aren't currently in the national team mix, but who could work their way back into the mix after roller coaster careers:
Heath Pearce– It wasn't too long ago, about for years ago to be exact, when Pearce was regarded as the best left back prospect in the national team pool. A return to MLS and lengthy stint at centerback later, Pearce has become a bit of an afterthought in the national team mix. Still one of the better defenders in MLS, Pearce is 28 and definitely has the qualities to make his way back into the national team mix in 2013.
Tim Ream– Few American players have seen their stock drop faster in the past year than Ream, who went from national team starter in the summer of 2011, to struggling to even make the bench for League Championship side Bolton. His big-money transfer to the Trotters fulfilled a dream for him, but it has become a nightmare since the club was relegated. He needs to find a club where he will be able to play and continue developing because his skill set could make him top centerback prospect for Klinsmann one day.
Freddy Adu– An up and down year with the Philadelphia Union saw Adu flash the brilliance that helped him make an impact for the national team at the 2011 Gold Cup, but the Union's struggles for consistency mirrored his own. He remains one of the most skilled playmakers in the U.S. national team pool, but Klinsmann has already stated that Adu needs to be a consistent force for his club team before he will receive serious consideration for a return to the national team. At 23, it would be foolish to count him out.
Benny Feilhaber– It has been five years since Feilhaber struck that unforgettable game-winning goal against Mexico in the 2007 Gold Cup final, and while he played well off the bench for the U.S. in the 2010 World Cup, he has slowly faded from the picture since signing with MLS and joining the New England Revolution. He has struggled much the way Adu has, but like Adu, he has continued to create quality chances and show flashes of the technical skill that so few Americans possess.
Ricardo Clark– When Clark left the field in the first half of the U.S. team's World Cup Round of 16 loss to Ghana, it felt like it would be the last we'd see of Clark, but he made a memorable return by scoring a winning goal against Venezuela in a friendly back in January. He has fallen back off the national team radar, but a successful return to the Houston Dynamo should help the 29-year-old work his way back into the mix, though the depth at defensive midfield could precipitate a position change if Clark is going to stick around.
This list could go on and on, and you'll notice there is nobody 30 or older on the list. That rules out the likes of Jay DeMerit and Brad Davis, who are clearly standouts in MLS, but who have probably seen the last of their days with the national team.
As for players like the ones listed above, who are still young enough to revive their national team hopes, 2013 is going to be a very important year. With the Gold Cup set for this summer, and Hexagonal round World Cup qualifying take place, there are going to be countless opportunities for both new faces to impress Klinsmann, as well as familiar faces we thought we might never see again.
Players like Gomez and Johnson have reminded us that we can never really count out a player when it comes to the U.S. national team. You never know when a new story of redemption will be written, or when a familiar face from the national team's past is ready to regain his place.
What do you think of Johnson's return to the national team? What USMNT reclamation project would you like to see make his way back into the national team fold? Which of the players listed above do you see having the best chance of being a key part of the national team one day?
Share your thoughts below.
No John O'Brien? Come on, have some faith Ives.
I don't understand why Jay Demerit is out of the equation. Seems to me he can still play, and CB is our weakest position at the moment.
+1. I'm not saying he's our WC starter, but he could sure help us get there. I'm still so impressed every time I watch him play.
I like Demerit also. In my humble opinion, he is still better than Goodson and Parkhurst. He reads the game well and is physically very tough. He definitely has enough left to help in the qualifiers.
The Imperative Voice
I don't think keeping DeMerit in mind for depth is a bad idea because the position is a wasteland and he usually looked competent. I don't remember him going away because of form so much as because of a cluster of events involving an eye injury, an extended layoff before joining Vancouver, and arguably the US coaching change.
Michael F. SBI Mafia Original
Agree Demerit should be getting looks. But Adu provides the best potential. His creativity and vision are stellar when he's on. And the times I have seen him play for the US and the Olympic team – he was simply…great. JK said he needs to play consistently – he's done that. Yes he's been up and down but we all agree he has the weakest surrounding cast in MLS. JK should be calling him in every single camp and working with him. It's a big mistake not to. Do you guys agree?
divers suck
The problem with Freddy Adu has never been in his talent and potential. It's always been in his work ethic and sense of entitlement in addition to not having his head screwed on right.
Josh D
Adu will edge his way back in. You can't play the way we're playing not expect to see changes in attack after we get through this level of qualifying. I think Klinsi expected more from the group he chose, and although he wants changes, has kept with them figuring it's better to stick with a group who already knows each other and his style of play than mess things up. Smartly, that hasn't stopped him from calling in impact players like Johnson, but they aren't a core part of his team. Whereas calling in an Adu or Feilhaber would change the dynamics.
I have to imagine we see something new starting with November's friendlies. Corona deserves a shot after riding the US bench for months too.
And Adu still isn't seeing consistent playing time. This season he has come off the bench more than he has started. I don't blame that on Adu, but on the Union. With a better squad and a better finisher in front of him, Adu would start for a number of MLS teams. The Union just want work rate and he's not that. He's someone you build a team around and then give him the freedom to roam and make plays.
Michael F. SBI Mafia Original
Thanks, guys. Great points all around.
JK can't call in Freddie. He doesn't play D-mid for his club. It's a rule.
The Imperative Voice
My response would be that part of the reason the US plays these insane DM formations is because none of the AMs including Torres, Adu, Kljestan, and others, has stepped up and seized the AM playmaker role. But we have plenty of DMs who'll usually give you a good game. Not saying this is how we should play so much as having half a dozen international quality DMs and a bunch of half-cooked AMs might lead one tactically astray.
All due respect but potential to me is more of a youth NT excuse. The whole thing is a consistent pattern of it not translating at the senior level. It's true of the guys I listed, as someone said earlier, they play one game well enough to get your interest, and then they go back to driving you insane, they get dropped, they make their comeback, they get their foothold, repeat.
If we were going to bring back an old US hand in the middle I'd say Benny. Benny has played in big games and produced. Then Clark (who is starting to play better for the Dynamo), DeMerit, maybe Pearce or Dunivant if the wingback situation requires. FWIW, Lichaj is not entirely a stranger and was good enough in the shirt that even bringing up club form or use is kinda goofy.
I'll be the first tooooo say it……Charlie Davies
His return to professional soccer is amazing enough, but I just don't see this one coming true. Best of luck to Charlie, but his best days are probably behind him.
I'd have looked for him also, after the initial recovery. However, when he followed that up with another driving incident as soon as he got back to France, it seemed to show that his mental outlook isn't right, as far as accountability and responsibility.
Josh D
Let him score his first goal at his new team. Then let him start for half a season. Then let him start playing at a level that sees him impacting his team most games. Then see him scoring consistently. Then we can talk about a camp cupcake opportunity.
But from everything I've seen and read, he'll play out the rest of his career far below the potential he had. Let him be a lesson to all young players: Listen to your coach. Those rules are there for a reason.
The Imperative Voice
I agree, by the point where you are calling up EJ and Gordon it's time to consider Davies, even if diminished. People leave out how he had double digit goals for DC on the way back out the door.
It's worth noting that Klinsi's habit of retaining as many players as possible match to match complicates the process of player assessment. Ideally all these different candidates would get looks at something like a Scotland game, a la Camp Cupcake. This is more like how Bradley handled the roster. Now we focus more on continuity and the result is we're blind when we go off script. We have no idea what DeMerit, et al would play like.
Who knows, Landon Donovan might even be able to make a comeback.
Well played hahah.
After Edson Buddle started playing well in his late 20's I've been saying there was hope for Johnson to put it together. Here he is at 28 and back to beating up on helpless island nations, let's see if he can do it against big teams, he deserves a shot.
Buddle has been terrible for the Galaxy this year. He needs to show he can do it at club level before getting another shot with the Nats.
Agreed that he needs to show he can do it before retuning to the Nats, but saying he's been terrible for the Galaxy is a bit harsh considering that he has been injured almost all season and that he is just returning to form.
Yeah, I am really surprised Charlie Davies wasnt included in the top group. He was a bigger stud than any of the ones listed and has fallen out since injury. Is there any update on him now that he has gone back to Europe?
He is a second half sub for Randers(They play in Denmarks top flight) right now, but him being only what 26; I think he still has time to possibly make it back to the USMNT.
None of those other guys suffered injuries that completely and irrevocably altered their ability to play soccer. Charlie was a speed demon whose game was pure speed, but now he can't run fast.
The Imperative Voice
I think you're over-stating your case, my memory was that he was so good because he combined speed with the ability to ballhandle and shield and turn on players like a target man.
I don't know what you think of Davies but I almost want to ask his detractors what they think of him personally to see how much is implicit moral criticism. Glass houses, EJ's own problems, etc.
You are correct that he was very strong on the ball and had some excellent turn moves, but I am assuming his overall strength and athleticism were affected as well. These types of accidents are incredibly traumatic and these guys never seem to come all the way back. Just look at Bobby Hurley and Jayson Williams. You can't just take away the athleticism of a world-class athlete and expect him to come back on sheer skill and will. I'm not CD9 detractor, I loved that guy. The bottom line is that he's playing in a bad league after being dropped by both DC and Sochaux. You've got to think that if he truly still had it, that we'd see some evidence of it and that his managers would also. Instead, he is toiling away in Denmark. I'd love to see him come all the way back, but history says he never will.
I am not a huge Charlie Davis fan, but I would be perfectly happy to see him at least regain his pre-injury form. With that being said, the reason I don't expect him to make a comeback with the MNT is his level of play since returning to the field. I suppose he still has a few years to try to get back to MNT level, but due to the extent of his injuries, I am not holding my breath.
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It depends what kind of team takes u back, for example If I was to come back to.play in mls or mexico and I know I could pick the team since my talent talks for itself but if u go into a organization and fan base like the sounders, the reality is you will be pressured to do your best and the fans will help you. I don't understand why us soccer players go to mexico unless is a big club and will give u playing time besides the money.
What about Bobby Convey? If he gets healthy, I'd love to see him back on the left wing for the Yanks.
Wing is such a speed position. I don't think Bobby has the wheels anymore to play wing on the Intnl level, does he?
Freddy Adu will get his shot soon enough. But since he plays the same position as Deuce CF/CAM then in my opinion he will be Dempsey's back-up come 2014 WC.
Here is my Russia friendly roster. I left off a lot of MLS players due to the MLS playoffs.
Gk: Guzan, Howard
Defense: Dolo, Fabian, Lichaj, Castillo, Cameron, Boca, Goodson, Parkhurst
Cm's: Bradley, Williams, Jones, O'Brien, Diskerud
Am's: Adu, Shea, Gatt, Kljestan
FWDS: Altidore, Dempsey, Boyd, Johannsson( possibly), Gomez
Adu and Shea won't be in the play-offs.
Josh D
Absolutely agree. Let Russia be the game you throw in a ton of new players. We don't need an upheavel, the team is doing well in some key areas i.e. pressing further upfield and passing. We need tweaks and the likes of Mix, Gatt, and Corona (who I would add to your list) are key to that. I'd let Dolo rest and keep the Chandler door open. But I'd ask for a public statement from him. I also think you drop Gomez due to traveling strain. Johannsson would be a great addition in his stead.
Who is O'Brien or is it a joke?
My starting XI for Russia:
You realize that Boca will be 39 for the WC in Russia or do you mean Brazil?
I'm pretty sure he means the November friendly vs Russia.
Sorry – I read out of context. My bad.
eric wild
Yeah, your bad. 😀
Pretty sure they mean the Russia friendly they are playing in November.
Connor O'brien play's for Denmarks Superligaen side SonderjyskeE.
Woah, EJ's failed physical was a false rumor?? Was that verified somehow? I had no idea, and I'm on here (and other sites) all the time.
K. Cooper
just a few more guys to add to this list who went "over there", and it may not have worked out. But if they can still play at a high-level in MLS, they should stay in contention for at least the US bteam.
I was also very impressed with what Nguyen did this year in MLS. I thought he consistently looked like one of the best attacking players on the field each time I watched the Revs play, (which I admit was not every game). He used to be an up and coming talent for PSV…I could see him being a fringe NATS player once again…
eric wild
Are you in Boise by chance?
Josh D
I was hoping to see Nguyen in Jan, but with his injury, he may lose out. Cooper and Rolfe should be locks for camp cupcake. Both have impressed this season. Rolfe would especially be a good addition.
stuart holden anyone?
Holden needs to show he can stay healthy for longer than a couple of minutes. He basically hasn't played in, what, 2 years?
Paul Lorinczi
That is a tough one. We have to see how he comes back from such a long injury. It could take him a year before he is at the level before his injury.
I like Holden. I think we need to lower our expectations after the injury. It could be a while before we see the old Holden back.
not really in the same category as these players. he's only been out of the picture because of injury.
Agreed, but Holden has to remain in the conversation, if for nothing more than his infectious positiveness. Keep in mind, his injuries were inflicted *upon him*, rather than the result of frailty. (although one could argue that his go-for-broke style unnecessarily put him in the path of danger too often). I'm no ortho, but have been injured and operated on often enough to believe that SH's injuries, unlike CD9's, are not of the nature that would render him unable to attain the same physical abilities that he possessed pre-injury. And a bit more maturity of when to go-for-broke vs. when to play-it-a-bit-safer could lead to increased longevity, For sure, skills-wise, he is a starter *if* he makes it back all the way.
I wouldn't exactly call his "go for broke" style of play as being the cause of what De Jong did to him, when he caught him on a nasty tackle from behind, or what Evans did, when he went studs up (both feet!) on an otherwise normal challenge.
The Imperative Voice
I like him (as a wing, I think everyone forgets)…..but it's this same Davies/ O'Brien/ Convey story of what am I getting back afterwards, can he stay healthy, do the injuries affect the traits that made them good enough for international duty. With how long he's been out I think the onus is on him to prove he's fit and in form at a senior level for a period of time.
He did well, obviously he is the reason we won the game. And I certainly don't hate the guy.
But really, is moving to Europe – even lower league teams – and failing miserably at every stop then coming back to a mid-tier league and playing well on a great team REALLY the story we want to praise?
Seriously, are our expectations so low? I long for the day where we have enough talent where players like Eddie – who don't cut it in good leagues – are forgotten unless they can step up their game and produce at higher levels.
I'm sure he is a nice guy, and he preformed for us, but really. This mindset just shows how far we have to go. He went to bigger, better leagues and couldn't cut. Let's stop giving him credit for that.
Well, the irony is that the guy who's leading his league in Europe in scoring and is under 25 has been momentarily ousted by the MLS resuscitated EJ.
I think we should be seeing Bedoya one of these days. He's getting solid PT and European Cup this year.
Dan M
One correction: Freddy Adu is 32, not 23. He was always older than his stated age and this accounts for his flat career trajectory once he left fraud-ridden Ghana and came to the USA.
As for EJ, what can I say? I have always been his biggest doubter and still have my concerns. But what would have happened against A&B if our defanged and hapless midfield had given this guy 6-7 balls instead of just 2? Wait, Gordo served up the game winner, so our midfield only served him one ball and he got two header goals, go figure. Have to give Klinsy some credit for the decision and EJ some credit for the skill shown with his head.
I am very skeptical still on Eddie's national team career. I don's see either of his goals as special ones (aside from them saving our a$$) and I think better opposition will soon remind us why he was forgotten about long ago. Does anyone else see him walking lazily around the field when he isn't in the play, this compared to Gomez who is constantly moving and getting into positions, pressuring the defese? That is why I couldn't stand Johnson in the first place 6 years ago. I saw the same thing last week.
But….this article pleases me. There are players out there that deserve to get another shot, and CAN make our team better. Adu being the most obvious, Agudelo another.
Is it fair to call two goals in one game against Antigua and Barbuda a "rennaisance"?
The Imperative Voice
Fair point, and I do think his goals need to be seen in context. However, interesting stat: EJ 14 (43 games), Jozy 13 (51). Or EJ 7, Jozy 4. My mind tells me Jozy should be the better player and EJ should be back in the wilderness but it is EJ that has the USA strike rate more like Landon, Clint, or Herculez. Perhaps as much of a statement about Jozy's indifferent international form as anything else.
Brain Guy
Wouldn't it have been nice to have Pearce on the roster when the US's left backs started to drop like flies befoer the A&B match?
Isn't Bolton's nickname the Wanderers? Unless I've missed something.
what about Jozy Altidore?
a once-promising prospect who struggled in multiple European stops, benched by multiple coaches for effort and attitude and did not produce offensively for the National Team, finally began the journey to redemption by leading the tiny, denfively-challenged Dutch league in goals for a season before moving back to MLS and scoring 12 goals for a mid-table club to catch the eye of the national team coach….
or Eric Lichaj who toiled at an EPL club, getting spot starts and performing well against the minnows such as Chelsea, before moving up to a bottom-feeder Bundesliga club and claiming dual German-American heritage and impressing the USMNT coach…
Watching the Dutch league, seems to me that Ream possesses the core skill set that most of their defenders have. Not always the biggest, but good technically and positionally . Might be a good place to develop.
I think the main point should be who shows up in the USMNT games. Its great to have a good season with your club team but does it matter if you don't show up for the USMNT? Jozy is having a great season and did so last year as well, but that didn't translate to performance on the field. And he is not the only one either. Wondo is another one. I do like Jozy but at this point would rather see EJ if he can continue to perform like this. I guess we'll see tomorrow night.
I particularly hope that Heath Pearce works his way back into the mix. If he does, that means that Fabian Johnson could finally move into the midfield, where he's probably more comfortable. I honestly think Pearce should be given a chance in a serious match. I would say this upcoming Guatemala match, but it's kind of tomorrow and Juergen doesn't like calling up replacements anyways…
Oh well. Guess there's always Jose Torres as a fullback option 😉 I kid, I kid…
What? No Beasley?
Sure until he is dead & buried & dug up to have a DNA test confirm his corpse's identity, he will remain on the possibilities list…
Old School
"Tim Ream- Few American players have seen their stock drop faster in the past year than Ream"
Did the stock drop or is a duck, a duck? I don't even see him becoming a "top centerback" as a direct result of his lack of skill sets.
Passing doesn't make you a top defender.
Have we really given up on Gooch?
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Lot 61 Bowie Rd Presque Isle WI 54557 - THIS LOT SPRAWLS OUT TO 411' OF FRONTAGE AND 5.78 ACRES ON LITTLE PRESQUE ISLE LAKE AND RIGHT NEXT TO THE BOAT LANDING. THERE ARE SEVERAL BUILDING SITE TO CHOOSE FROM PUT UP YOUR NORTHWOODS GETAWAY AND ENJOY THE BEAUTIFUL SUNSETS WITH THE WESTERN EXPOSURE.
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Nathaniel didn't say anything for a while, only taking in full what the doctor had said. It is true, my child…, the voice inside him said, You are truly a wonderful person, Nathaniel, and no one on this Earth can change that unless you let them…
He nodded in reply to the voice, and the doctor understood this. Finally, he spoke.
"So, what made you want to become a psychiatrist?"
As he said this, he saw again what had before flashed through the doctor's eyes. This time he was sure it was pain…
The doctor drew a heavy sigh and took off his spectacles, scratching his head.
"When I was young, I had an older brother just like you. He looked a bit different, but personality wise? Identical, no question about it."
"Was he depressed?"
The doctor nodded.
"Very… but he never showed it. One night, he wanted to sneak out after curfew, and I didn't try to stop him…"
He paused solemnly.
"And?" Nathaniel breathed.
"The last thing he said to me was 'I'll miss you, Emmett…'"
Nathaniel's newly blue eyes were filled with sympathy for the doctor's loss. He was at a loss for words, but still tried to come up with something.
"I'm sorry, I-"
The doctor put up his hand, "It's ok. Without feeling that pain, I never would've become what I am today."
"What did you want to be before that happened?"
"A deacon… that's how I became good friends with Father Paul. He taught me everything he knew about God, and it was a hard decision to let go of what I wanted to become a doctor."
"Why didn't you just go for what you wanted?"
The doctor shook his head solemnly, "There was no way I could go for what I wanted… not after what happened to my brother.. I know that I have to spend the rest of my life helping others so that they don't end up as he did."
Nathaniel's eyes softened a bit, understanding the doctor's reasoning. Something inside him compelled him to say, "It's good that you want to save the broken, but that is no reason to force yourself into a career you didn't want in the first place."


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Improving ovary and embryo culture techniques for efficient resynthesis of Brassica napus from reciprocal crosses between yellow-seeded diploids B. rapa and B. oleracea
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The primary aim of this study was to optimize in vitro culture protocols to establish an efficient reproducible culture system for different Brassica interspecific crosses, and to synthesize yellow-seeded Brassica napus (AACC) for breeding and genetical studies. Reciprocal crosses were carried out between three B. rapa L. ssp. oleifera varieties (AA) and five accessions of B. oleracea var. acephala (CC). All the parental lines were yellow-seeded except one accession of B. oleracea. Hybrids were obtained through either ovary culture from crosses B. rapa × B. oleracea, or embryo culture from crosses B. oleracea × B. rapa. A higher rate of hybrid production was recorded when ovaries were cultured at 4–7 days after pollination (DAP). Of different culture media, medium E (MS with half strength macronutrients) showed good response for ovaries from all the crosses, the highest rate of hybrid production reaching 45% in B. rapa (1151) × B. oleracea (T2). In embryo culture, the hybrid rate was significantly enhanced at 16–18 DAP, up to 48.1% in B. oleracea (T3) × B. rapa (JB2). The combinations of optimal DAP for excision and media components increased recovery of hybrids for ovary and embryo culture, and constituted an improved technique for B. rapa × B. oleracea crosses. In addition, yellow seeds were obtained from progenies of two crosses, indicating the feasibility of developing yellow-seeded B. napus through the hybridization between yellow-seeded diploids B. rapa and B. oleracea var. acephala.
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This is a discussion on Who has had to draw their piece? within the Carry & Defensive Scenarios forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; HOTBRASS, I'm not sure raising your shirt (twice) equals out to "drawing on another person." Given the circumstances, I think it's a miracle you're still ...
HOTBRASS, I'm not sure raising your shirt (twice) equals out to "drawing on another person." Given the circumstances, I think it's a miracle you're still alive. I know folks (some are high school students) who would've smoothly drawn that 357 from your belt and shoved it in your gut and squeezed the trigger six times before you could even react.
I personally would never allow a BG so close to my unsecured firearm unless it was already in my hand and even then I'd be taking GIANT steps to the rear and side to get out of the grab area and you can be dang certain I'd be moving into a position of retention.
Former Army Infantry Captain; 28 yrs as an NRA Certified Instructor; NRA Patron Life; Avid practitioner of the martial art: KLIK-PAO.
As I look back on the situations I would have to agree with you. But it all worked out for the good. Back in the 70`s, kids did not carry guns like they do now. It was fist fights, or maybe knives. Today is a different story. At the time of these incidents I was about 22yrs old.
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If you count grabbing a gun when you hear something funny in the middle of the night, then its been many times for me.
As far as actually drawing on a person, I've never done it. There was an incident where 4 armed guys broke into my apartment when I was 19, before I could get to my shotty I was jumped by them. Thank God my roommate at the time was armed up the wazoo. He was able to neutralize the situation. It ended in the death of one of them and near fatal wounds to another one. Two were not shot, but one had a broken nose from the little scuffle they had with me. Everyone was picked up by the police later on.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."
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I haven't yet been in a situation where I had to draw my gun, but I did have a couple of "Condition Orange" incidents several years ago, before I started carrying.
One time I was going window shopping for a new used car, and I was driving along a road in a neighboring town with a string of used car lots. This was on a Sunday and everything was closed. I drove down the road for about a mile until I passed the last car lot, and turned around to come back up. Another car pulled up behind me and was following me closely, in a way that made me uncomfortable. I pulled into a convenience store parking lot, hoping they would continue on, but they pulled up right behind me. I stopped and glared at them, and either they mistook me for someone else, or got scared from the look in my eyes. They backed away and got back on the road.
Another time was on July 4th, and I parked my car in an unlit area in a city park, as close as I could get to the fireworks event. After the fireworks, as I was returning to my car, there were several young people close by, apparently in some gang activity. It was dark and I couldnt see them very well, but they were yelling at each other, looking to start causing trouble. Then one of them said to me, Hey, man, you looking to get f***ed up? I said, Im not looking for any trouble. He said, Thats a very good answer. You said the right thing. I got to my car and got out of there, vowing never to park in dark places. Until then I thought my town was a safe place, but then realized I have to watch my back everywhere I go.
To this day I think about those incidents, about how I might have handled them had they turned bad, and had I been armed at those times.
Former Army Infantry Captain; 28 yrs as an NRA Certified Instructor; NRA Patron Life; Avid practitioner of the martial art: KLIK-PAO.
I'm pretty new here but I figured I would share anyway.....
I don't have my CCL yet as it is still processing but that's another story....I openly carry a firearm when I travel in the state of Virginia, I am pretty uncomfortable staying away from home anyway.....
So about a year ago exactly my wife and I decided to go to Busch Gardens Williamsburg for some Halloween thing they do there, being freshly married and pretty young we are pretty broke.....so we stayed in a Super 8, it was on the same strip as the other hotels so I figured it would be fine and was half price.....
So we check in and get to our room, it is unusually hot for October so I switch on the AC, nothing happens, being hot natured as I am I am not very comfortable trying to sleep without AC so I called the front desk and asked to be moved to another room, which they gladly do....Well apparently someone had been moved out of the room we had just moved into.....
So I tell my wife I am going to take a shower as she unpacks our bags....I place my 1911 on top of the in room safe in the corner closest to the bathroom.....right before I get into the shower the room phone rings and it's the front desk asking if we had seen any Busch Gardens tickets in our room the people that had just come from there said they left them there, I looked around and called back and told them they weren't in our room, then I went and got in the shower......
I get out of the shower, and dry off and get dressed, I'm combing my hair when I here several knocks on the door, my wife looks out the peep hole I asked who it is she says it looks like someone from the hotel staff so I come out of the bathroom near my 1911 and tell her to see what they want....
She opens the doors and a very large black man barges in through the door and is standing ~12-15 ft from me screaming about me ruining his kids vacation, I quickly grab the 1911 which is cocked and locked and flip the safety off......I told him he had 5 seconds to get out of my room before he met an ill fate (plus or minus an expletive or two) my wife rushed to the phone and dialed 911 and said someone had barged into our room.....45 minutes later a Williamsburg PD officer shows up to investigate.....he comes into our room with my permission and searches for the tickets....he then talks with the man and orders him to leave the motel and stay somewhere else....good
When the LEO came to drop off his card he told me that I handled the situation well....took some information and left.....to this day even I type this my hands get sweaty and legs tremble to the fact that I was so close to taking another mans life.....but at the same time the whole situation seemed to happen in slow motion with a huge amount of clarity.......that's good I suppose.
Lessons Learned:
#1 - First and foremost be more aware of my situation I should have never taken that shower until the "ticket" situation was handled, I shudder to think what would have happened if he entered the room and got to my piece before I did if I was still in the shower. An ounce of awareness is worth a lot more than 230 grains of lead, 10 pounds of lead for that matter.
#2 - Always lock every lock on a hotel room door and only answer the door if the chain lock is still on to prevent someone from busting in......
#3 - If I am put in that situation again I will know that I can and will be ready for it, and can make that decision to do what needs to be done to make sure I and my wife are safe.
Thanks for listening and I hope someone can take something from this and learn from my mistakes in judgment.
Many years as an LEO in a high crime and aggressive area. Unfortunately it was so common that most other guys on the dept. avoided coming into the area. First few times, decisions were made. After that all the decisions had already been made and it was a matter of calm cool headed training.
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Fold right and left sides of tortillas over filling; fold bottom edge over and roll up tightly. Cut rolls diagonally in half; secure with wooden picks. Garnish with basil sprigs.
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Lee Corso, the former coach turned dingbat on ESPN, once told me "don't bet against the Catholics". He has been wrong thousands of times but St. Joe isnt a bad bet and neither is Xavier. I am not sure about Notre Dame. They have a history of losing on St. Patrick's Day. Every dude or dudette who picks teams has a sleeper. Mine is Northern Iowa. They could beat TEXAS and the AGGIES.
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From her tiny kitchen, Ms. Garbutt, 21, recently created a weekday lunch for six that included two types of sandwiches - chicken tikka on focaccia and bavette and caramelized onions on baguette - as well as orzo with roasted red peppers, romaine lettuce with blood oranges, and a blood orange and almond tart.
Seated at the table was April Engelberg, also 21, who after tasting Ms. Garbutt's pizza on a homemade whole-wheat crust during their first year at the Montreal campus came up with the idea of a cooking show to bring gastronomy to the student world - demonstrating meals such as butternut squash risotto and open-faced prosciutto sandwiches that can be made in a minimally equipped kitchen.
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Many schools are trying to meet the needs of students by offering extracurricular cooking classes. The University of Toronto also runs a weekly farmers' market on campus with vendors on hand to answer questions about local produce, cheese, baked goods and honey. Vegetable gardens throughout the campus are available for student use. The University of British Columbia maintains an on-campus farm where students can learn about agriculture as well as eat the fruits of their labour.
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With taxes out of the way, heed this money management 101
Youve filed your taxes, right? Or at least filed for an extension?
Either way, you had to somehow come up with money to pay the IRS. Ouch! That hurt.
Lots of small business owners are doubly bruised. April 18 was the deadline both for our 2010 personal tax returns and for our companys quarterly tax payment for 2011. Ouch! Ouch!
Whered you get the money? You run a profitable business; thats why you owe taxes. But why was there no money in your bank account? Heres a dirty little not-so-secret of small businesses: You can be profitable but not have cash.
On the other hand, you can actually NOT be profitable and still have good credit, excellent relations with vendors, and be able to meet your financial obligations. In a small business, its not just about making money, its about managing your money.
So while the memory of having to come up with a chunk of cash is still fresh, lets talk about some easy money management solutions.A few simple steps and youll be on your way to an excellent credit rating, a great relationship with a bank, and a good nights sleep:
Pay bills on time every month. Notice I didnt say Pay your bills IN FULL every month. Thats not necessarily realistic. I juggled credit card payments for years when I started my business. But every month, every creditor got paid at least the minimum amount -- on time. So set up systems, such as automatic bill payments, to pay at least the minimum payment.
Send out your invoices on time every month. Believe it or not, many business owners are unbelievably tardy in sending out their bills. Truthfully, I was. And I have contractors that sometimes bill me as much as six months late. When you bill your clients late, they pay you even later. Stop it! Send your invoices immediately when someone incurs a debt, and certainly no less frequently than monthly.
Talk to your vendors. Your vendors control your payment terms. Theyre the ones who say whether you have 30 days or 120 days to pay. That makes a huge difference in your cash flow. Explain your business plan. Most importantly, ALWAYS take their calls, even when youre late on a payment.
Take your banker to lunch. A good business banker can make or break a company. Mine helped save my business at least twice. Find a bank and a banker wholl take time to talk to you, learn about your business and understand your ups and downs. Dont have a banker? Time to get one, and a line of credit to access money if times get tough or opportunities arise.
Get a free credit report. Small businesses get credit based on the owners creditworthiness. Youre entitled to one free credit report per year from each of the three major credit reporting agencies. Get it at only www.AnnualCreditReport.com (watch out for scam sites). Clear up any inaccuracies and keep your credit clean.
Go after overdue accounts -- especially big ones. If youve provided goods or services, you deserve to be paid. Otherwise, youre in the lending business, and you cant afford that. Make collecting overdue invoices a continual part of your business. Dont be shy!
Limit the amount of credit you give to any one customer, even large corporations. Big companies are paying slower these days, and the risk of bankruptcy of a big customer certainly challenged my business . Never allow yourself to be dependent on one customers financial health.
Set money aside. Yes, I know you just made a huge sale, and the money is burning a hole in your bank account. Dont spend it all! Youre just like most entrepreneurs riding the roller coaster of cash flow. Look at seasonal fluctuations, and be a bit paranoid about where your next dollar will come from.
Get an accounting software solution. If youre still using Excel or a paper journal to keep track of your finances, stop it already! You need a simple accounting program to be able to forecast and look at trends.
Believe me, a few simple steps now to get your money management systems in order can make it a lot easier to pay your monthly bills -- even in April.
Rhonda Abrams is president of The Planning Shop and publisher of books for entrepreneurs. Her newest is the 5th edition of The Successful Business Plan: Secrets and Strategies. Register for Rhonda's free newsletter at www.PlanningShop.com and "like" The Planning Shop on Facebook for updates. For an index of her columns, go to smallbiz.usatoday.com. Twitter: twitter.com/RhondaAbrams. Copyright Rhonda Abrams 2011.
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"I'm posting it as many have messaged me with an unhealthy (even morbid) interest in the origins of one of our more out-there posters."The article has gone to the printers and will be in the July issue of Family Tree - in all good newsagents around the middle of June.
The following is an abridged version of what was sent to the editor and it was illustrated by photos. I'm posting it as many have messaged me with an unhealthy (even morbid) interest in the origins of one of our more out-there posters.
"The Benefits of Using a Professional Researcher for Your Family Research.
Two days before Christmas, 2016, a client (we will call her Z) wrote this comment about episodes of WDYTYA: None of them compare to what was sitting on my doorstep this morning, which was my own family history... it's the most amazing gift I've ever had, it's not often I'm lost for words but I am right now, I really can't thank him enough. I need to go and cry now. After sending a report of someones ancestry, the standard feedback is, Thanks. What prompted this exceptional reaction?
Zs extraordinary family tree is festooned with notable and notorious characters. We will spotlight some and draw some conclusions about the benefits of using a professional researcher for the journey of discovery.
Case Study One: Zs grtx5 grandfather, William Tallemach (1783 1816). This forefather appeared unremarkable at first sight - until I eventually discovered him listed in a dictionary of sculptors. William designed and sculpted a memorial which adorns St Marys and All Saints Church, Beaconsfield.
Then, in 1816, he won a prestigious commission for a monument in St Pauls Cathedral to commemorate the deaths of Generals Gore and Skerett while storming a Dutch fort. William died after designing this piece and the work was executed by Sir Francis Chantrey.
So how were these facts unearthed? Google-searching William Tallemach generated no relevant hits. But then, going the extra mile, I found his childrens baptism records. They, and only they, disclosed that Williams occupation was a sculptor. Linking this to his name in the Google search box resulted in the dramatic discovery of his work.
Case Study Two: Zs grtx7 grandfather, Henry Pyefinch (1737-1779). There is an impressive mountain of archived documents about Henry. He designed and manufactured optical instruments. George Washington used a spyglass made by the well-known London optical instrument maker which constituted part of my equipage during the late War.
Surviving examples of Henrys instruments are auctioned today for four-figure sums. Remarkably, his work remains in the public eye in 2017.
My report for Z featured several pages of information about Henry. How was this amassed? Whenever I research individuals, I use an extensive checklist of potential sources to be sure every avenue is explored. As a result Henry was found in Old Bailey proceedings; The Gentlemans Magazine (a plan of his London Cornhill shop); wills at The National Archives and several references in Google Books (which is a valuable source of biographical data).
Case Study Three: Zs grtx2 grandfather, Peter Clearey (1850 1935), was involved in a particularly unsavoury crime (Z: grim) at Edinburgh in September 1885. It was widely reported and reads like a historical novel by Ian Rankin. For years, Cleary was in a gang that preyed on courting couples canoodling on the Crags. The man was led away to be blackmailed while the woman was ill-used.
But this time, the woman escaped, only to plunge headlong over a cliff to her death. In court, Cleary turned Queens Evidence. The Lord-Advocate called it the most horrible (crime) he had ever heard of.
This episode was discovered because I routinely check the names of clients ancestors in three on-line newspaper archives. This particular example also illustrates the need to painstakingly trawl alternative spellings of surnames Zs ancestor was noted as Peter Clarey.
Case Study Four: Zs grtx3 grandmother, Eliza Styles. There was a brick wall around Eliza which baffled seven researchers on an internet forum. She was recorded as married to Henry Styles with children, also named Styles (1861); and as the unmarried Eliza Lindsay with boarders including Styles young men (1881).Their baptism records disclosed that their father was Henry Weatherley although they were named Styles on their birth certificates. Why was such a smokescreen created? Theories abounded, with no resolution.
While investigating Eliza Styles, I found a story in the Marylebone Mercury (19/3/1864), The Amours of a Confectioner. Eliza had been employed in a shop woman by the married, Henry Weatherley. He had broken open her bedroom door and seduced her. Eliza was chasing Henry for financial support of three children. This answered all the questions about the couple.
This cutting generated another line of Zs ancestry - via Henry Weatherley. Now the surprises came thick and fast. The report mentioned that he was a confectioner - but neglected to tell the full story of his achievements.
Henry didnt just sell sweets. He invented machinery to accelerate the production of confection which was displayed at the Great Exhibition (1851). He also wrote a 130-page book, On the Art of Boiling Sugar. This featured more than 70 recipes (including barley sugar and Everton toffee) and is still sold today. Henrys textbook has recently been described as seminal and hitherto overlooked and as providing the most revealing insights into this period of transition. Henry still makes ripples today. This news helped Z (a confirmed sweet-fancier) to accept her ancestor, despite his philandering.
This example illustrates how brick walls may be demolished by the delving of a professional researcher and how clues, once found, can provide significant information about an ancestor.
Zs family story was related in 123 pages of two comb-bound books. A well-written report is a further reason for using the services of an experienced researcher. Z wrote, ...thank you so much, to say I'm thrilled is an understatement, it has made my Christmas, can't wait to show my Dad on Christmas Day."
Seriously though, it's great, looking forward to buying my copy. it was amazing to find out so much.


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Actually, the first thing Genet did was march into the nearest McDonald's and order a Double Cheeseburger.
He did this because he was hungry, he had blasted three heads off already and he had had a long flight. The restaurant was only small, and its gaudy block colours looked out of place with the austere Russian surroundings, and the white canvas of the snow outside.
As Genet waited, he noticed the ketchup on the stand, with the free plastic cutlery and packets of salt. A scene from a film came to mind, and he told Ramon to hold his place in the queue.
"Your Royal Delxe and fries, sir," said the tired, gangly teenager behind the counter, keeping his eyes lowered. He looked up at the last word, to the strangled shriek Genet spontaneously gave, and saw him driving a plastic fork into his eye, while blood squirted from between the fingers of the hand that covered his eye --
The teenager inadvertently screamed too, and the few people in the McDonald's whirled round to see the noise. But they were stopped by laughter from Genet, who drew the fork and his hand away, showing the packet of ketchup.
The teenager laughed nervously, in relief. "There's your, uh, fries, sir," he said, after he had recovered. "And that'll be ten roubles, please."
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Vice President Joe Biden offered a frank assessment of his career in remarks at a Democratic fundraiser in Chicago Thursday night. According to a White House pool report, Biden, surrounded by the city's movers and shakers, praised former Mayor Richard M. Daley and then said: "I never had an interest in being a mayor 'cause that's a real job. You have to produce. That's why I was able to be a senator for 36 years."
Biden was elected to the Senate in November 1972, when he was 29 years old. When he took office in January 1973, he had turned 30, the minimum age set in the Constitution for membership in the Senate. Biden served in the Senate from that time until January 2009, when he became vice president.
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Wildern's Drug Store practices in Potterville, MI. Optometrists offer services which typically include the examination and treatment of common vision disorders as well as the fitting and prescription of corrective eye glasses.
If you experience a change in vision, such as eye pain, blurred vision, persistent eye strain or redness, you should consult an Optometrist.
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Wildern's Drug Store is a Optometrist facility at 123 E Lansing Rd in Potterville, MI.