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The Pirates have talked for several years about turning their fortunes around by producing players from within. While Pittsburgh went 72-89 in 2004, its 12th consecutive losing season, the good news was that it did have an influx of young players after relying on veteran fill-ins in recent years.
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The Late Show's programme on media coverage of the conflict brutally exemplified the problem - one of its contributors had been murdered between recording and transmission. And while it was crisp and clear when discussing the early days of journalistic coverage, it got a touch fuzzier around the edges as it came up to date. To be fair, this was partly because journalists had themselves travelled from blissful ignorance to a fallen knowledge of the complexities of the matter. 'I can't think of a place I knew less about,' confessed Martin Bell, seen here as a youthful premonition of the man who now reports from the rubble of Sarajevo.
Bell also noted that he had been ordered not to identify the religion of refugees filmed fleeing their burnt-out houses, on the grounds that it might be provocative. This was an early instance of two baleful journalistic fallacies which have dogged reporting in Northern Ireland: that people trust the media more than what is said by their neighbours, and that the suppression of true facts smothers flames rather than feeds them.
Not that being a journalist is an easy task. One of the reporters here had been shot by loyalists, kidnapped by the IRA and beaten up by the Army, all equally disgruntled by his pursuit of an ungarnished story. And when not subject to violence, they must pick their way through a maze of misinformation from both sides - from stories of exploding underwear designed to deter IRA bombers, to the Republican's grim pantomimes of military might. Some still believe that a partial truth will serve; Charles Moore, editor of the Sunday Telegraph, took the view that loyalty to Britain 'may mean you conceal something you know because it is of operational use to the army'. But what if 'what you know' is that the army is pursuing a hopeless or immoral strategy? Loyalty to lies - the dogged, no-awkward-questions-asked loyalty Mrs Thatcher so favoured - is the real subversion, robbing a State of its ability to correct error or confidently stand by truth. The programme was marred by its dim-witted insistence on pop music stings. Playing 'Leader of the Pack' over footage of Protestant paramilitaries informs us of nothing but the director's cloth-eared failure of imagination.
After vows to remain standing for seven years and to eat dhruba grass, Lotan Baba had decided to go for the big one - he was going on a pilgrimage to the shrine of Vaishno Devi, rolling all the way. Naresh Bedi documented his progress for the first of Sadhus - India's Holy Men, a series that is presumably intent on multicultural enlightenment but which comes across as anthropological freak-show. The film-makers insisted that Lotan Baba encountered nothing but reverence and adulation in his tumble across India, though you did briefly glimpse two sceptical camel-herders in one shot. If he'd done it to get into the Guinness Book of Records we could safely dismiss the ineffable stupidity of the thing. Because his motive was religious, I have a horrible suspicion that we were expected to admire him.
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Dougie Hamilton's whirlwind rookie season continues to draw rave reviews. The Bruins defenseman was named the winner of NESN's Seventh Player Award on Thursday night, and he received his award prior to the team's game against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Voted on by Bruins fans at NESN.com, NESN's Seventh Player Award is presented to the player who went above and beyond the call of duty for the Bruins and exceeded the expectations of fans during the 2012-13 season. Hamilton has five goals and 11 assists in 42 NHL games this season. The 19-year-old rookie entered Thursday tied for third in the NHL among rookie defesemen in points with 16, third in assists (11) and tied for third in goals as well (5). He is playing in his first NHL season after being drafted 9th overall by the Bruins in the 2011 draft. Check out video from Thursday's ceremony in the video above.
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The B3 post-occupancy evaluation (POEs) measures occupants' satisfaction with the indoor environmental quality (IEQ) of their physical environments. If your building is enrolled in the B3 Guidelines project tracking, you are required to complete a post-occupancy evaluation (POE). Researchers with the College of Design and Center for Sustainable Building Research have developed an online POE survey (called the Sustainable Post-Occupancy Evaluation Survey—SPOES) that is free for use with B3 buildings. And, we do it for you!
When your building has been occupied for about 9 months (longer is fine—it just can't be sooner), it's time to do the POE! Please contact us (firstname.lastname@example.com), and we'll get started. Reading through the rest of the SPOES information will be helpful to understand our data collection, analysis, and reporting process.
The SPOES team works with a site survey coordinator—an individual appointed by you—to send the online survey to building occupants. We do the rest! The research team collects the data, analyzes the results, and provides a summary report to project stakeholders. The final report is also published on the online B3 Case Studies Database along with other building performance data.
SPOES is aimed at demonstrating real outcomes from sustainable design guidelines. We ask occupants questions about their satisfaction with the IEQ categories regulated by the B3 guidelines. Additional questions are included about their demographics, type of workspace, commuting behaviors, and physical activity. See About the Sustainable Post-Occupancy Evaluation Survey (SPOES) for a more detailed explanation.
Two assessments are required: one after 9 months of occupancy and one after 18-months of occupancy. Buildings may be exempt from the SPOES process if they have a small number of occupants or are a building type for which we have not yet developed a survey.
Analysis of the results informs business and building owners, architects, interior designers, and facility managers about how satisfied occupants are with the interior environment of the building and serves as a diagnostic tool if problems exist.
Buildings not following the B3Guidelines are also welcome to participate in the SPOES project for a fee (see Fee Schedule) that covers administrative, analytical, and reporting costs.
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They get a bad press, but certain compounds are key to a future with safe, sufficient and affordable food, says the ECPA's Graeme Taylor.
Food is my passion. My dream was to become a MasterChef, but, despite my one-time appearance on the UK television programme of the same name, I am not.
My passion for food (combined with a politics degree) led me down an unexpected career path. I have spent 15 years working in public sector, primarily in animal health and welfare in various positions at national, international and multilateral level. About a year ago, I accepted a Brussels-based position in the world of pesticides and plant protection at the European Crop Protection Association.
Continue reading Pesticides: with or without?
The Global Food Security programme's Sian Williams decided to cut all meat and animal products from her diet to see how difficult it would be to eat more sustainably.
Never one to shy away from an experiment, I took on the challenge of changing my previously omnivorous diet to become vegan for a month, hoping to better understand what challenges this might bring.
With the global food system as a whole currently responsible for around 30% of total anthropogenic GHG emissions, it is clear that the agri-food sector must adapt in order to meet the Paris Agreement. Especially given estimates that food-related emissions could account for the entire carbon budget for a 1.5°C temperature rise by 2050.
Continue reading My vegan challenge: how hard is it to change your diet?
Most of the world's food is produced in temperate zones. The Global Food Security programme's Evangelia Kougioumoutzi reports on the TempAg Network.
Agricultural production in temperate regions is highly productive with a significant proportion of global output originating from temperate (i.e. non-tropical) countries – 21% of global meat production and 20% of global cereal production originates from Europe alone. This proportion is very likely to increase (PDF) in light of climate change.
TempAg is an international research collaboration network established to increase the impact of agricultural research and inform policy making in the world's temperate regions.
Continue reading Temperate matters in agriculture
The Global Food Security programme's Champion, Professor Tim Benton, reflects on leaving the role after five years in the post.
After five years, my term as the Champion for the UK's Global Food Security programme has come to an end. It has been a fascinating and rewarding experience, even if at times exhausting and frustrating. So what have I learned?
The issue of food security is not (just) about food, it is about how we choose to live on a planet with limited resources. Food requires land and water and affects climate, biodiversity and our health. The amount of land and water available are finite, as is the climate impact we can tolerate, and the healthcare costs of the malnourished (underweight and overweight).
Continue reading "We are the champions, my friends"
Blackouts and water shortages can severely harm a nation's food security. Resource allocation tools can help policy makers improve energy access while minimising hunger, says the Stockholm Environment Institute's Louise Karlberg.
Last July, Zambia found itself in the midst of a crippling energy crisis caused by low water levels in the reservoirs for hydropower generation. Load shedding (cutting off supply to parts of the power grid) became the norm, sending politicians into a frenzy because electricity is the lifeblood of the economy.
The blackouts had many negative knock-on effects for food producers. For example, while some large-scale poultry farmers were able to switch to alternative energy sources, such as generators to power vital equipment such as refrigerators, many of their smaller-scale fellows were unable to make this investment and lost income. And dairy farmers were faced with a range of other challenges related to the load shedding, as their plants can take several hours to regenerate after each power cut.
Continue reading Energy and food production: powering the balancing act
How can we help people make better dietary choices for their health and the planet? The Global Food Security programme's Sian Williams introduces a new report.
Switching on the news on 1 April can be a minefield – this year the global news headlines were dominated by just one story – there are now more adults in the world classified as obese than underweight.
Unfortunately, this was no April fool.
This shocking statistic came from a study led by scientists from Imperial College London. They found that between 1975 and 2014 the incidence of obesity more than doubled in women and tripled in men.
Continue reading Eyeing up intake: an Insight on overconsumption and diet
What technologies could sustainably replace pesticides, without compromising on yield or quality? The Global Food Security (GFS) programme's David O'Gorman reviews a recent GFS workshop on the topic.
What would happen if we could no longer use pesticides? Well, there would be significant yield losses, food price increases, greater food insecurity and potentially political unrest and instability. There may well be reduced ecological impacts, but with loss of yield would come expansion of agricultural land, with release of GHGs and loss of biodiversity.
We are heavily reliant on pesticides to maximise crop yields and put food on our tables. Even with the use of pesticides, a third of food (PDF) produced for human consumption is lost or wasted – what might the figure be with a dramatic increase in pre-harvest losses following reduced pesticide use?
Continue reading How would we cope with a post-pesticide world?
Terrestrial and aquatic food production systems share a range of common problems that need solutions. Rachel Norman from the University of Stirling reports.
A mathematical biologist by training, I was very keen to tease out whether we could treat fish and crops as being the same when we come to think about problems in food security.
After some consternation amongst my biological colleagues, there was consensus that aquaculture systems share some common features with both crops and chickens – they both have relatively high stocking densities, for example. They also share common risks, for example disease outbreaks can be devastating in all cases.
Continue reading Surf and turf: bringing crop and fish people together
Criminal activity is costing global food and drink industries billions, but what is being done about it? Andy Morling of the FSA's National Food Crime Unit reports.
What does food have to do with the world of crime?
Consumers and food businesses can be disconnected by thousands of miles across the globe. From picking to packing, flavouring to refrigeration, there are multiple different processes that separate you from the hands of the farmer or farm worker that made your meal.
A lot can go wrong on that journey, from innocent mistakes to fraud and even high-level organised crime.
Continue reading Food crime matters
Delivering more sustainable food and farming has to start with reconnecting people with where their food comes from and how it is produced, says LEAF's Annabel Shackleton.
With 81.5% of the UK population (PDF) living in urban areas, our connection with the natural world, farming and the value of our food is increasingly being lost.
With this in mind, how do we make long lasting and meaningful changes to the way people think about and engage with their food? How do we embed health as a value when we make food choices? And how can we link consumer knowledge and demands to deliver more sustainable food and farming?
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Concert update: New shows and music news
Blake Shelton: Sept. 13, BMO Harris Bradley Center, 1001 N. 4th St. Time, ticket prices and sale date to be announced.
Grizzly Bear: 8 p.m. April 2, Pabst Theater, 144 E. Wells St. $29.50, on sale noon Friday at the box office, (414) 286-3663 and pabsttheater.org.
The Joy Formidable: 8 p.m. April 9, Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St. $20 day of show, $18 in advance, on sale noon Friday through the Pabst and Riverside Theater box offices.
Andrew McMahon of Jack's Mannequin: 7:30 p.m. April 2, Turner Hall Ballroom. $25, on sale noon Friday.
Wishbone Ash: 8 p.m. March 14, Turner Hall Ballroom. $25, on sale noon Friday.
Justin Furstenfeld of Blue October: 8:30 p.m. April 13, Turner Hall Ballroom. $25.
Mason Jennings: 8:30 p.m. April 5, Turner Hall Ballroom. $20 day of show, $18.50 in advance, on sale noon Friday.
Bullet for My Valentine: 6:30 p.m. May 22, The Rave, 2401 W. Wisconsin Ave. $16, on sale at the box office, (414) 342-7283 and therave.com.
A Day to Remember: 7:30 p.m. April 5, The Rave. $27.50 to $32.50, on sale 10 a.m. Friday.
Ryan Bingham: 8 p.m. March 20, The Rave. $16.
Chase Rice: 8 p.m. April 20, The Rave. $12.
Pavlo: 8 p.m. March 14, Shank Hall, 1434 N. Farwell Ave. $25, on sale Friday at the box office, (866) 468-3401 and ticketweb.com .
The Sons of Cream: 8 p.m. March 16, Shank Hall. $25.
Denison Witmer: 8 p.m. April 11, Shank Hall. $10.
Lisa Germano: 8 p.m. April 22, Shank Hall. $10.
Elvis Lives: The Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artists Tour: 8 p.m. Feb. 8, Milwaukee Theatre, 500 W. Kilbourn Ave. $38 to $55 at the box office, (800) 745-3000 and ticketmaster.com.
Young Buffalo: 10 p.m. March 2, Cactus Club, 2496 S. Wentworth Ave. $7.
Foreign Fields: 8:15 p.m. Feb. 22, Linneman's Riverwest Inn, 1001 E. Locust St. $10.
Minnesota: 8 p.m. Feb. 22, Miramar Theatre, 2844 N. Oakland Ave. $15 to $22 at the box office and ticketfly.com.
Family Groove Company: 8 p.m. March 29, Miramar Theatre. $10.
The Dyes: 9 p.m. Feb. 1, Kochanski's Concertina Beer Hall, 1920 S. 37th St. Price TBA.
Them Guilty Aces: 9 p.m. Feb. 15, Kochanski's Concertina Beer Hall.
Rodeo Burns: 9 p.m. Feb. 16, Kochanski's Concertina Beer Hall.
Randy Jackson of Zebra: 7 p.m. March 2, Papa's Social Club, 7718 W. Burleigh St. $10 to $20 at the box office, (414) 871-1704 and papassocialclub.com.
Noon Friday: The Doobie Brothers: 8 p.m. April 1 and 2, Northern Lights Theater, Potawatomi Bingo Casino, 1721 W. Canal St. $55 to $65 at the box office and through Ticketmaster.
Noon Friday: The Tossers: 7:30 p.m. March 17, Turner Hall Ballroom. $14.
The Alt-J concert at 8 p.m. March 29 has been moved to the Riverside Theater. Tickets purchased for the concert when it was scheduled for Turner Hall Ballroom and moved to the Pabst Theater will be honored. Call (414) 286-3205 or email email@example.com with questions or concerns.
The America's Got Talent All-Stars Live performance at the Riverside Theater on Feb. 15 has been canceled. Those who purchased tickets with a credit card will receive a full refund. If you purchased tickets with cash or a gift card, present your photo ID to the Pabst Theater box office for a refund.
The March 2 show with Imagine Dragons in the Eagles Ballroom at The Rave is sold out.
The Feb. 9 concert with Matchbox Twenty at the Riverside Theater is sold out.
Todd Barry, Jan.25, Turner Hall Ballroom
The Casket Lottery, Jan. 25, Cactus Club
Stone Sour, Papa Roach, Jan. 25, The Rave
Is/Is, Feb. 25, Quarters
Sera Cahoone, Jan. 25, Riverwest Public House Cooperative
Ari Shaffir, Jan. 26, Miramar Theatre
Kelly Hogan, Jan. 26, Cactus Club
Chris Young, Jan. 26, The Rave
Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood, Jan. 26, Pabst Theater
The Legend of Zelda - Symphony of the Goddesses, Jan. 26, Riverside Theater
Love and Light, Jan. 28, Miramar Theatre
Eric Burdon & the Animals, Jan. 31, Potawatomi Bingo Casino
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Prices do not include service charges. This list features visiting bands and musicians. For local music performances, check the Weekend Cue calendar.
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- Apr 14, 2016 | Paul McCartney, KISS, Alice Cooper among new concert announcements
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Things are changing rapidly in Europe as the euro block continues to move towards a partial disintegration.
This week, for the first time, Germany was unable to sell all of its bonds and most of the rest of the euro countries could not sell any at all. That's the result of uncertainty and not surprising because most investors and traders have not yet figured out what's going to happen. So money moved out of the euro and into safe and not so safe havens such as the dollar and gold. Look for the dollar and the price of gold to rise.
More significantly, the European Central Bank reiterated that it would not buy Greek, Portuguese, and other sovereign debt. Those countries will not be able to refinance their existing debt as it comes due. The ECB's refusal to buy is in keeping with its charter which specifies its sole goal is to prevent inflation. It means the big European banks which booked profits by making high interest sovereign euro loans to Greece and other soon-to-default countries are going to take a hit – unless they have sold the loans off to US and other hedge funds such as MF Global.
Much more significantly, the ECB has signaled it will move beyond its inflation-fighting charter and buy assets from eurozone banks to provide them with liquidity so they can weather the resulting losses from the sovereign defaults. It made no such commitment to help MF Global and other current holders of the soon-to-effectively default Greek and other debt. They are going to take serious haircuts – unless they are bailed out by the governments of their own countries.
Even worse for the current holders of the debt, Germany and France will undoubtedly arrange for the coming "defaults" to be called something else and structured such that they do not trigger credit default insurance claims. Increasingly, as I suggested a few days ago, it looks like it will be a "voluntary" exchange for non-interest and non-maturing certificates that will never be paid. If not, there will be at least a very serious haircut.
Does that mean every holder of sovereign debt is in trouble? No. Each country will determine for itself whether or not to bail out its non-bank institutions such as pension funds, insurance companies, and any other institutions. Whether they do so or not will vary from country to country.
So the question then becomes what happens to Greece and the other countries which default?
First, without a doubt they will all stay in the Common Market but remain, as the UK is, outside the euro zone with their own currency. If I had to predict, I would bet that some of them will call their currencies euros – the Greek euro, Portugese euro, etc, just as a number of countries today call their currency the dollar – the US dollar, Canadian dollar, etc. That will reduce the inconvenience because, it some cases, it may enable local euro-denominated transactions and contracts to remain in place. For example, a labor contract or pension or mortgage in Greece calling for the payment of 2000 euros per months will now be payable in Greek euros (expect a lot of lawsuits).
Second, the exchange rate between the euro and the new euros and new other currencies will depreciate the value of the new euros and other new currencies. They won't exchange 1 for 1 with the euro. So investors with dollars and euros are likely to be able to find some real values in Greek properties and equities.
Similarly, if the value of the new euros significantly below 1 to 1, German and other euro-zone manufacturers will find it more profitable to produce in Greece than in Eastern European where they are now going, both in those countries that remain on the original euro and those with their own currencies that have exchange rates fixed against the euro.
Where will the exchange rate between the new Greek currency and the existing euro go and how will it swing over time? I wish I knew. My best wet finger in the wind is that it will initially end up at about 3:2 to 4:2.
Will Greek government attempt to set a fixed rate between its new currency, whatever it is called, and the euro? Quite likely – because the IMF will undoubtedly offer Greece money to do so in order to restore a role for the IMF bureaucracy and give it an excuse raise new money from naïve national investors such as the US and Saudi Arabia "to help Greece and ease the current crisis." I would place the odds of this happening at 90/10.
The odds are even better (99:1??) that the countries which already have money and those who put in more money "so the IMF can help Greece" will never see the money again - because for cultural reasons if the Greeks again have a source of money to spend without taxing themselves or freeing their economy from its serious governmental restraints, a new crisis and new default is only a matter of time. The difference being that, again with IMF help, the Greeks will be able to devalue but this time without going to a new currency – perhaps to 3:1??
With the IMF money and its new exchange rate, the Greek economy and its banks and its real estate may boom. On the other hand, Germany and those countries that remain on the euro will see the exchange value of the euro rise, as the euro zone's weaker members depart, such that companies remaining in the euro zone are increasingly priced out of export markets. Whether that helps or hurts companies in the euro zone will depend on the elasticity of demand for their products – for example, losing 20% of your customers in Greece because your prices have increased 50% due to the new exchange rate would mean you are taking in 30% more money and having lower costs because you are producing less. Your revenues will rise. On the other hand, losing 80% of your customers because your prices effectively increase 50% means your revenues decrease.
In other words, the time has come for investors to look at Greek properties, move out of German and euro zone stocks of companies that are heavily into exporting price sensitive products to buyers outside the euro zone, and move into the stocks of those companies heavily into exporting relatively price insensitive products.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.


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(For faster updates on individual market-movers, Eikon users please use search string "STXBZ US"; for the Day Ahead newsletter, link.reuters.com/mex49s; for the Morning News Call newsletter, link.reuters.com/nex49s) U.S. stocks opened up almost 1 percent on Wednesday, rebounding from steep losses a day earlier, after fresh intervention from China to support its markets helped calm jittery investors and oil prices reversed course to trade higher. The Dow Jones industrial average was up 1.16 percent at 16,244.6, the S&P 500 was up 1.02 percent at 1,933.44 and the Nasdaq Composite was up 1.14 percent at 4,688.788.
** HEARTWARE INTERNATIONAL INC, $67.5005, -17.49 pct
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"Padfoot, that costume is ridiculous."
Sirius tilted his tricorn hat up from his eyes and looked at James. "You're just jealous 'cause no one's going to be lifting up YOUR skirts," he said. He kept his voice soft and offered a flutter of one hand just under James's red, rubber nose, and giggled. James scowled.
"I'm just saying," said James, reaching up and fondling one of his antlers with one hand and poking Sirius in the chest with the other, "that you're going to get yourself hexed if you go out like that."
"I'd like to see them try." Sirius preened in front of the mirror, which made a disapproving noise. "Anyone who tries to lay me out is going to get their arse handed to them."
James sniffed. "Or violated," he said. "Don't forget, I know you." He shoved Sirius out of the way and peered at his own reflection. Sirius gave him a sidelong glance.
"Wouldn't you like to know me," he murmured, and snickered when James went immediately purple in the face. "Oh, relax. Your virtue is safe from the likes of me. I'm no redhead with tits out to here- Hey!"
They were still wrestling when Lily poked her head in and made the same noise as the mirror. "Honestly," she said. "You two can't stop fussing with each other for a second. I'm beginning to think I ought to be jealous."
James perked up. "Are you?"
"Oh." James slumped, sulky.
Sirius sat up and gave him a wet, noisy kiss on the cheek before scrambling to his feet. "Don't worry, Prongs," he said. "I still think you're sexy." He crossed the room with an exaggerated swagger, readjusting his hat on his head and pulling Lily into the room, curling an arm around her waist, mindful of her wings and halo. "And so're you, Flamebrain." He kissed her cheek as well.
Lily laughed. "You're in a good mood," she said to Sirius. "Did someone slip something into your kibble?"
"Impolite," said Sirius with a sniff. "No, I just have a feeling I am going to get lucky tonight. Got a feeling in me gut." He patted his belly and Lily giggled.
James made a rude noise. "That's not where you get your feelings," he muttered, getting to his feet and pulling Sirius off of Lily. "Come on, or we'll be late."
Sirius took up his plastic cutlass. "Avast!" he said, in a rather terrible brogue. "And remember, me buckos - pillage BEFORE you burn!"
"Bloody pirate," James grumbled, as they left the flat.
The costume ball had been Dumbledore's idea of a pleasant celebration in spite of dark times. A recent victory over the Death Eaters had been all the excuse he needed to turn the Great Hall into a ballroom for one night during Christmas hols, inviting most of the Order as well as other former students.
In the end it was more of a reunion than a party, and almost immediately after they arrived Lily and James were swept up by friends and old acquaintances. Sirius, who had no need for small talk or silly fussing, was left to his own devices.
From the moment he'd received his invitation he knew he'd dress up as a pirate. Sirius loved pirates. In third year Remus had given him a book about a pirate called Blackbeard, and Sirius had become so swept up in the plot that he'd insisted on being called Blackbeard for a week, until James pointed out that Sirius was still a good five years off growing any actual hair on his chin.
Six years later and still beardless, Sirius managed to cut an impressive figure as a dodgy-looking pirate with long, matted hair, dark eyes and a weathered tricorn hat. He strode about the ballroom, filching drinks out of people's hands, meeting their protests with a smile and an apologetic "Pirate!" before sashaying away to his next victim.
At half-eleven he nicked a goblet carelessly left on a side table, and before he could lift it to his lips he felt something rather sharp poking him in the back. He froze, goblet in midair, and half-turned to see what was afoot - and nearly dropped the glass.
The man wore a blue breeches tucked into black boots and a rather dashing white shirt, as well as a tabard bearing a white cross. On his head was a black hat with a plush and brilliantly blue feather, and beneath that was a mask obscuring the man's face.
Sirius licked his lips. He liked what he saw.
"Well," said Sirius, turning the rest of the way around and wearing a sly smirk. "I take it this is yours, mate?" He lifted the goblet as if in a toast and drank it in one swallow. "Was yours, that is."
The stranger poked him in the stomach with the longsword.
Sirius merely chuckled. "I'd offer to buy you another, but it's an open bar." He put down the goblet and ran one finger along the blade. It wasn't sharp, but Sirius felt a little thrill nonetheless. "Am I to understand that I'm being taken prisoner?" he asked in a low voice.
"Commandeered," said the stranger. "You're being commandeered."
"Oho, I know that voice!" Sirius laughed and knocked the sword aside with his hand, stepping up and tugging the mask away. "Moony, you dog."
Remus sheathed his sword and grinned. "Had you there for a minute, didn't I!" he said, looking thoroughly pleased with himself. "You said you'd know who I was straight away and you didn't. Pay up." He held out his hand and wiggled his fingers expectantly.
Sirius feigned a whine but dug into the pockets of his trousers, pulling out a couple of Galleons and slapping them into Remus's hand. "There you go, you mangy flea circus, and may you never have a day's luck with them."
He smiled however, and left his hand in Remus's a moment longer than necessary.
"You had me fooled though, Moony," he said, sotto voce. "I didn't know it was you. I thought it was some handsome stranger."
Remus smiled sheepishly. "Sorry to disappoint."
"Who said I'm disappointed?" Sirius squeezed Remus's hand. "You look brilliant."
"Oh." The prettiest sort of blush bloomed across Remus's cheeks and he ducked his head. "Well, it's just something I threw together. I couldn't think of anything else."
Sirius grinned. "I like the hat," he said.
"Thanks!" said Remus. "Thanks, I made it."
"I'd like to see it on my floor," Sirius deadpanned.
For a moment Remus said nothing and the look on his face was one of bewilderment, and Sirius experienced a rare moment of doubt until Remus burst out laughing and shook his head.
"Honestly, Padfoot," said Remus. "Does that ever work on anyone?"
Sirius chuckled, more out of relief than amusement. "No," he said. "So perhaps you might be the first?"
Remus eyed him. "What're you on about?" he asked. "You can't be- You're not actually chatting me up, are you? Padfoot?"
"I believe I am," said Sirius, ignoring another little wave of doubt. "You look really good, Lupin. But then, I've always thought you were rather fit."
"...Padfoot," said Remus, suddenly serious. "Don't tease."
Sirius took Remus's hand again and tugged him closer. "I'm not teasing," he murmured. "You want to get out of here?"
Remus swallowed audibly. "Where- Where do you want to go?" he asked nervously.
"Moony," Sirius said incredulously. "We're in Hogwarts. Who knows this castle better than we do?" He squeezed Remus's hand. "I'm certain we can find somewhere to be alone."
There was a quiet moment where neither said anything. Remus looked lost in thought and Sirius wondered idly if he'd just made an enormous mistake. This wasn't just anybody, this was Moony, and it suddenly occurred to him that if they did this, if they left this party together and found somewhere to be alone, and did the things Sirius could not stop thinking about, it would change everything. Everything. It ought to have frightened him but for some reason it didn't, it merely filled him with a sense of thrill he hadn't felt in a long time - since, perhaps, the first time he'd transformed into Padfoot. Him, and Moony. It would only be brilliant, so long as Remus agreed to it.
He had to agree to it.
Sirius gripped Remus's hand tightly. "Well? Moony?"
Remus inhaled deeply and stood up a little straighter. "Room of Requirement?" he asked, in an odd voice Sirius had never heard him use before, low and hoarse. Sirius beamed.
"Let's go," he said, pulling Remus through the ballroom and out the door, toward the stairs.
"You're squeezing my hand too hard."
"I'm not!"
"You'll break my fingers!"
"I'll break your thumbs too, if you keep this up."
"Quiet!" Sirius pulled Remus against the wall and listened. "Thought I heard footsteps."
Remus looked at him. "Are you mad?" he asked. "We're out of school. Filch can't do anything to us if we're caught."
Sirius gave him a withering look. "No adventure in your soul at all," he muttered, and tugged Remus's hand. "Come on, then. It's just here."
Together they crept into the corridor and stared at the blank stretch of wall. "Walk three times past it, right?" Remus asked. "It's been so long I don't know if I remember."
"Aye," said Sirius. "Three times, think real hard about what you want the room to look like." In his mind's eye he pictured something posh, richly-decorated, but it reminded him a bit too much of the parlour at his parents' house. That won't do, he thought. Not for Moony. Moony likes things simple. Got to keep it simple.
They began to walk, and Sirius's mind went blank. He couldn't concentrate, not with Remus holding tightly to his hand, walking beside him, breathing. He glanced at Remus and found him staring back, with a lopsided little smile of pure nervousness on his lips. Sirius stared back and gulped.
He couldn't wait any longer. He pulled Remus to a stop, backed him up to the wall, and kissed him. He licked at Remus's mouth until those lips parted and he was inside, tasting and stroking his tongue across Remus's. It was, for want of a better, less poncey term,divine.
"Mmm..." Remus made a delightful little noise, and Sirius felt the tension drain from his body. Moony was loose and pliant, and it didn't take much for him to slip a leg between Remus's thighs. He was rewarded with a small gasp.
Sirius grinned against Remus's mouth.
"Y'like that?" he breathed.
Remus grunted. "Y-yes," he said hoarsely. "But- But we ought- The room, Padfoot..."
"Ah, yes. The room." Sirius pulled away reluctantly, licking his lips and admiring Remus's soft, pink ones. "Have we walked three times?"
"Then let's get to it." Sirius took Remus's hand once again and pulled him away from the wall. They paced, somewhat unsteadily, until the door appeared. Remus tugged him to a stop and pointed.
"It's there," he said, in the same tone of awe he'd always had for it back when they were schoolboys. Sirius found himself touched, and not just in the usual naughty places. He grinned and reached for the door's handle.
"Let's see what it's got for us," he said, pulling it open. They shuffled inside and stopped. They stared.
The room was no bigger than Sirius's own flat, and that wasn't where the similarities ended. He was certain he recognised the overstuffed and slightly lopsided armchair he and James had rescued from a jumble sale several months ago. And the rug bore a stain quite similar to the one on Sirius's own floor, put there by Remus after he'd had a bit too much to drink at Peter's birthday dinner. But there were some things that were different.
"Moony?" Sirius asked. "Isn't that your sofa, there?"
Remus nodded. "It is," he said. "Er. Those are mine, also. Just there." He pointed at a set of rickety shelves straining under the weight of dozens of old, musty books. "How did they get here?"
"Dunno." Sirius went to sit on the sofa, bouncing a little to test it out. It was indeed real, and very much like Remus's old, well-worn sofa that had been handed down to him from a great-aunt or someone. The springs still dug into Sirius's back, just as they did at Remus's flat. "Isn't that queer?"
"Quite." Remus sat down beside him. "Did you ask for this?"
"No. You?"
"Not exactly." Remus's ears turned a delicate shell-pink. "I asked for something comfortable and familiar."
Sirius smiled. "So did I. It gave us our homes."
"Only together." Remus ducked his head, but Sirius could still see a crooked, wolfish grin. "I think the Room is being snotty."
"Or it's just trying to help us get it right," said Sirius, reaching for Remus and tilting his face up so that their eyes meet. "It's not exactly romantic, but I think it'll do nicely."
Remus giggled. "Actually, if you think about it, it's terribly romantic."
Sirius did think about it, and he agreed. So, he pulled Remus closer and kissed him once again, licking open his mouth and sighing at the wet slide of Remus's tongue against his. He moved and tugged until he was stretched out on the sofa with Remus above him, and he reached for the buttons of Remus's flouncy shirt.
"Who're you supposed to be, anyway?" he gasped, arching up as Remus's lips made their way across his jaw and down to his throat.
"d'Artagnan," said Remus, mouthing the hollow at the base of Sirius's throat. "Not that you'd know who he was."
Sirius snorted. "One of those musketeer types, yeah?" He grinned at Remus's look of surprise. "I used to steal your books and read 'em to see why they always got all your attention." His fingers worked at Remus's buttons until the shirt fell open and he could reach in for the skin beneath. "You like adventure."
He trailed his fingertips over Remus's belly, up through the coarse hair on his chest. "And- And romance," said Remus breathlessly, knocking Sirius's tricorn hat from his head. "And- And pirates."
"Yarr." Sirius pushed the shirt off Remus's shoulders. He found a constellation of freckles on Remus's collarbone, and sat up just enough to lick at them. "A pirate I be."
Remus growled softly, busying himself with Sirius's shirt which was already - conveniently - open halfway. "Perhaps," he said, "but I'd rather you be naked, now."
Slowly, awkwardly, they managed to pull off each other's costumes, leaving boots and scabbards and Remus's feathered hat strewn across the floor. When they were naked Sirius pushed Remus away enough to be able to look him over, fingertips grazing old scars and new ones, though not as many as he might have imagined.
"Freckles," he murmured, poking at the ones on Remus's belly. "You've got freckles all over you."
"That tickles," said Remus, wriggling against Sirius's touch. "Mum's Irish, of course I've got freckles."
Sirius grinned. "I like 'em," he said. He looked at Remus. "They're sexy."
Remus made a face. "You're touched in the head," he said, but there was no real malice to it. Sirius reached up and drew him down, shifting to let Remus straddle him. It brought their cocks into contact for the first time and the sensation made Sirius whinge and Remus hiss.
"Gonna fuck you," said Remus, and Sirius gasped and grinned. He knew it was probably only the fifth time Remus had ever said the word "fuck" in his life, and it gave him a little thrill to be on the receiving end.
"Yeah?" said Sirius, biting his lip and tasting blood as Remus ground against him. "You- You better get to it, 'cause what you're doin' is gonna end this before it's even got to start."
Remus swallowed. "Right. Er." He looked around, with a perplexed expression. "Do you think there's- We need, um."
Sirius sighed. "Lube," he supplied. "And I should hope the Room would- Aha!" He wormed his way out from under Remus long enough to swipe a jar off the coffee table. "Look at that. Just the thing."
"Did you- Did you ask for that?"
"No, it was always there, I think." Sirius smiled. "We just didn't know we wanted it, yet."
He opened the jar and passed it to Remus. "Get to it, then," he said with a smile.
Remus took the jar and looked at it, dipping his fingers into the substance inside and sniffing at them before moving to push Sirius's legs apart, settling himself between them. He set his eyes on Sirius's cock, hard and leaving a slick trail through the coarse hair at the base of his belly.
Sirius swallowed somewhat nervously. "Moony?"
"Sorry," said Remus. "Just- Just looking." He reached for Sirius's cock with his slick hand, curling his fingers around it and stroking once, twice. Sirius gasped, arched and groaned.
"Bloody- Moony!" He clawed at the sofa cushions. "Don't- Don't tease! Just get on with it!"
With a smirk Sirius had never seen before on Remus's face, the hand left his cock and dipped back into the jar again. Sirius tensed slightly as cold fingers tickled down between his legs to the underside of his cock, then further back.
"Nng." He grunted as Remus slowly poked one finger inside him. "Oh."
"All right?" Remus looked at him curiously, licking his lips. Sirius nodded.
"All right," he said. "Keep going." He wriggled with anticipation, making a soft sound as a second finger joined the first. Remus moved gently, and when Sirius looked up at him he found himself being watched by the most intent pair of brown eyes. It felt like Remus could see straight down through him, right to where their bodies joined. It was the only way Sirius thought he could know how to crook his fingers just so, to make his body go stiff and his toes curl and a noise like a howl bubble up from his throat.
"Moony..." Sirius keened. "Please- Please-"
Remus teased him a bit more with an almost infuriating smirk before withdrawing his fingers. He bent down and kissed Sirius briefly, licking at his mouth, then reached once more for the jar. He coated his palm liberally and brought it to his own cock, wincing slightly at the touch.
Sirius watched breathlessly.
"Relax," said Remus softly. He shifted, lifting and parting Sirius's legs a bit more. He pressed the tip of his cock against Sirius's entrance, and breathed out slow, then pushed in.
It hurt, of course, but it wasn't anything Sirius hadn't endured before. He reached for and gripped Remus's forearms, biting his lip as Remus pushed further in, inch by inch. The only sounds in the room were their tandem breathing and the slick sounds of their bodies coming together.
Sirius felt it when Remus was fully inside, when Remus's arms began to shake from the effort of keeping still. When he finally began to move the pain went thin, dissolving into pleasure as Remus slowly fucked him. The sofa creaked beneath them, sweat dripped from Remus's brow. Sirius lifted his legs and wrapped them around Remus's middle, his head thrown back and his mouth open, breath coming in little gasps.
"Moony," he whinged. "Moony, Moony..."
"That's me," huffed Remus. "Why- Why didn't we do this- Sooner?"
Sirius grinned crookedly, holding on for dear life. "Just stupid, I guess," he said, gasping. "Moony..."
Remus nodded, bearing down. "Yeah- Yeah-"
He fucked Sirius in earnest and Sirius reached between them, wrapping one clumsy hand around his own cock and pulling once, twice. Orgasm came out of nowhere and struck him like a particularly debilitating curse, touching every part of his body until his toes curled, so intense that he couldn't even cry out, his voice dead in his throat.
Remus kept going, moving frantically and growling, nearly snarling. Sirius lifted one weary hand to push at the damp hair at Remus's brow.
"Come on, Moony," he murmured. "Come on..."
Finally, Remus shuddered and shook, and made a long, low noise that was something close to a howl as he came. Sirius used what little energy he had left to clench around him, peering blearily up at Remus's contorted face. He smiled until Remus suddenly slumped forward and collapsed onto him.
Sirius pushed at him weakly. "Uff, Moony- Can't bloody breathe." He pawed at him until Remus moaned and rolled to one side, slipping out of him. Sirius shifted, ignoring muscles that protested, so that he could study the weary werewolf beside him.
"You're heavy," he said softly, tickling the spot between Remus's eyes with one fingernail. "And sweaty and sticky."
Remus stirred, opened one eye and focused it on him. "Your fault," he croaked. "I think you've killed me."
"Aw," said Sirius, with a pout. "Suppose that means you don't want to have another go? Not right now, of course, but... later?"
"Later?" Remus opened the other eye then and studied him. "How much later?" he asked.
Sirius licked his lips. "Tomorrow? And perhaps the day after that. And next week." He paused in thought. "And all of February. March, too."
"Padfoot..." Remus reached out and toyed with a bit of Sirius's danp hair. "That sounds like a long time."
"Yeah," said Sirius, closing his eyes and leaning into the touch the way a dog might when petted.
"It does."
Remus kissed him then, and distantly Sirius heard the Hogwarts bells tolling the midnight hour as the party guests sang 'Auld Lang Syne.' "Happy New Year, Moony," he mumbled against Remus's lips. Remus laughed, a huff of warm breath Sirius could taste.
"Happy New Year, Padfoot."
By the time they made it back to the Great Hall, looking rumpled and wearing each other's hats, the party was winding down and only a scant few were still dancing. Sirius scanned the crowd until he spotted a familiar pair of antlers and dragged Remus over to them.
"So, Prongs," said Sirius, winking at Lily. "Get to play any reindeer games tonight?"
James scowled at them. "Where have you BEEN?" he demanded. "We were supposed to prank Snivellus and I couldn't find you two! And there he goes!" He pointed across the Hall at Severus Snape, who was lurking in the shadows with another Slytherin, looking as though he'd rather be at a proctologist's exam with a fellow called Dr Hook. "Unpranked!"
"James." Lily patted his shoulder. "Even toerags deserve a holiday from torment. Don't tell me you didn't have your own sort of fun without Black and Lupin?" She winked, and James went red. Sirius laughed.
"Fair play to you, Flamebrain." He reached up and prodded Lily halo, now slightly crooked. "Sure you've not got a pair of horns under there?"
Lily batted at him. "Get away, you." She eyed the both of them, and Remus ducked his head.
Sirius nudged him, and Lily laughed. "Well, well, well."
"Well what?" asked James. He looked at Lily, then Sirius, then Remus, then back at Lily. "What what?"
"Nothing," said Remus, ears going red. He tugged Sirius's tricorn hat down over them. "Nothing, Prongs."
"You dog," said Lily, jabbing Sirius in the chest. She stepped close and hissed into his ear. "Hurt him, and I will end you."
Sirius swallowed hard. "Understood." He smiled at her. "But I won't. Marauder's Honour." He put a hand over his heart. "Besides, he'd end me first, and you'd have to figure out a way to bring me back to life in order to end me again."
"Could be fun," said Lily slyly, but she softened and smiled.
"WHAT are you all TALKING about?!" demanded James. He frowned at Remus and Sirius. "Did you two get up to no good without me?"
Sirius laughed and glanced at Remus. "What do you think, Moony?" he asked. "Were we up to no good?"
"I believe so, Padfoot." Remus smiled. "We were definitely up to no good."
As James sputtered and Lily took his arm to lead him away, Remus leaned against Sirius, their hands entwined, and murmured into Sirius's ear.
"I solemnly swear," he said, and Sirius smiled.


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Feb 25, 2012 at 2:11 am #1286177
jacko vanderbijlMember
@jacko1956Locale: Shelley Western Australia
Just wondering what different methods people use to deal with the soot on all the caldera parts when using the inferno i.e. wood burning mode? I don't consider myself overly clean when hiking (just enough to avoid being a health hazard really), but that black soot gets on your fingers etc and then onto everything else you touch.
Seems to me that you just get yourself and some gear dirty, use grass or similar if available (not very leave no trace) or carry something extra to clean it every time.
I've tried to consider the options and the best I can think of is to carry some extra toilet paper and a ziploc bag, wipe down with the TP and then keep it in the ziploc to use when starting the next fire.
Would welcome any better ideas or endorsements of that one.
JackoFeb 25, 2012 at 7:58 am #1844626
todd harperBPL Member
@funnymoLocale: Sunshine State
A Ziploc is light, effective, and cheap. Aside from a dedicated bandana I know of no better option (although a Tyvek envelope is more durable….hmm…).
The bandana won't require extra TP.
ToddFeb 25, 2012 at 8:09 am #1844633
Phillip ColelliSpectator
@pdcolelli42Locale: AT, follow@ www.thruperspective.com
To be perfectly honest I usually don't bother cleaning it. It usually doesn't leave too much soot. If I were to clean it though I've just grabbed a handful of dry leaves and it usually wipes off pretty easily maybe add some water and a little dirt as an abrasive. Works great!Feb 25, 2012 at 5:25 pm #1844868
Jason GBPL Member
@jasongLocale: iceberg lake
What exactly is the purpose of the inferno insert? won't it work fine without it?Feb 25, 2012 at 5:34 pm #1844870
Phillip ColelliSpectator
@pdcolelli42Locale: AT, follow@ www.thruperspective.com
Yes it works fine without it. The inferno add-on makes it burn cleaner by creating a sort of double wall effect preheating the air that's fueling the fire. In my case I use the inferno add-on but not all the parts of it, so it's just as light if not lighter than the regular ti-tri with floor plate (not lighter with no floor plate).Feb 27, 2012 at 8:46 pm #1845963
Hikin' JimBPL Member
@hikin_jimLocale: Orange County, CA, USA
When I take apart or set up a Caldera Cone that's been used in wood burning mode, I typically do get my hands a bit dirty. I bring a bandana or a little ziploc of baby wipes.
For transport, I keep all the components for the Caldera Cone I've used stored in a 1.3L Evernew pot, and I keep the pot in a stuff sack.Feb 27, 2012 at 8:54 pm #1845966
Eric BlumensaadtBPL Member
@danepackerLocale: Mojave Desert
I handle my Sidewinder & Inferno insert just the same way porcupines mate – CAREFULLY.
I try to wipe the parts down as much as possible before storing them in their Tyvek sleeves. The pot bottom also gets wiped off on grass or rinsed and wiped with my fingers. Using ESBIT also makes teh Sidewinder and pot bottom sooty.
I always have to wash my hands after packing the Sidewinder. But it's no big deal considering the light weight and efficiency of the Sidewinder.
The Inferno wood burning insert makes the Sidewinder cone a GASSFIER wood stove, ala the BushBuddy and it therefore burns very efficiently. Gassifier wood stoves burn much more of the gasses given off in combustion due to their secondary downdraft design from the double wall construction.
BTW, Jacko, using a little TP to wipe the Sidewinder down and as tinder later is a good idea.
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It's so true what you said. The more we speak, the less power secrets can hold. I read MsO's post, and left her a comment. I understand the anxiety and courage that goes into make a post as such. I have also be abused as a child and then later date raped and assaulted as a teen. Its taken many years to come to terms with some stuff, and others I havent had the courage yet to face it. Someday I will.
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The Pin-Up Calendar of Doom! is a Cursed Artifact found in the Checking Out the Library level of Ghostbusters: The Video Game
The calendar's vegetable-themed pinup girl seems to randomly change.
c.1975 While surveying the contents of seventeen crates of old stock photographs he'd bought as a lot at an auction, calendar publisher Werner Gischman came across a treasure-trove of photos; a twenty-year collection of ravishing pin-ups of Parade Queens from New York Thanksgiving Parade. Gischman recognized the goldmine he'd stumbled upon, a nostalgic pin-up craze was sweeping the nation in '75, and he rushed to print the collection as a sixteen-month calendar.
What Gischman didn't know was that the photos, when arranged in a certain order, deciphered a code that points toward the true origin of the Devil (an origin that, as it turns out, is far less impressive than most people think).
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In the Field: After leaving the juvenile book section, Ray and the Rookie will enter a small room where the Gray Lady will fly up a set of stairs, collapsing a bookcase behind her. There is a small alcove to the right of the blocked stairway, in which the calendar can be found. Blast the chair lodged underneath the doorknob to get access. It is just before Special Collections.
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The Pin-Up Calendar of Doom! was hung up in the Paranormal Containment Research Tank. During one summer, the theme for the month displayed was watermelon.
- In Ghostbusters Volume 2 Issue #18, the calendar girl on March is based on Evilyn from the Ghostbusters of British Columbia fan franchise.
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Wang Guan (birth and death dates unknown), courtesy name Weitai, was an official of the state of Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms period.
Wang Guan lost his parents early.
Cao Cao summoned him to serve as an Assistant of Literature of Cthe hancellor (丞相文學掾). Later, he was reassigned to serve as the County Prefect (縣令) of Gaotang (高唐), Yangquan (陽泉), Zan (酂) and Ren (任).
When Cao Pi ascended the throne, Wang Guan was recalled to the capital to serve as a Gentleman of Writing (尚書郎) and Minister of Justice (廷尉監). Afterwards, he was appointed as the Administrator (太守) of Nanyang (南陽) and Zhuo Commandery (涿郡). There he built a reputation of defending local people from invasions by Xianbei tribes.
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When Sima Yi launched a coup in 249, Wang Guan participated the coup by becoming a temporary general, the Central Commander of the Army (中領軍), the position of Cao Xi. After Cao Shuang was executed, Wang Guan received the title of a "Secondary Marquis" (關內侯) and was appointed as a Master of Writing (尚書) and Imperial Son-in-Law Commandant (駙馬都尉).
In 254, Cao Fang was deposed. Wang Guan was promoted to Marquis of Zhongxiang Village (中鄉亭侯) and made a Household Counsellor (光祿大夫) and Supervisor of the Masters of Writing (尚書右僕射).
In 260, Cao Mao was killed and Cao Huan ascended the throne. Wang Guan became Marquis of Yang District (陽鄉侯) and Excellency of Works (司空). He died several days later.
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- Chen Shou. Records of the Three Kingdoms, Volume 24, Biography of Wang Guan.


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