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Early doe season with a buddy.....
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i have hunted with a bow a few times. not by any means an expert. A buddy of mine and myself went out saturday for the last day of early bow season. well, 7 PM rolled around, sun was fixin' to sink away, and we literally had 30 deer roll into our "spot". now when i say 30 deer, im not meaning huge 20 pointers, and massive racks. mostly doe's. a few nice 8 pointers. and the one doe, that we both wanted, rolled right in front of us. i had the browning recurve, and with 60 or more eyes on you, moving isnt an option. my buddy drew back, and held his 60 pound bear for 5 minutes. most are saying, 5 min. 60 pounds! what a girl. well, my buddy just had shoulder surgery the beginning of the year. so 5 minutes was an eternity. doe came in, he couldnt hold it any longer, and he let it fly. it was like slow motion. now our tree stands sit about 37 feet up, and she was pretty much directly below us, and it went straight down through her neck, severed the spine, and hit the JUG. she didnt jump, wheeze, or even kick. she dropped. she weighed out to 137 and 1/8 LB. dressed she was just over 116. so here is the picture of the old girl. based on molars, we aged her at 4 to 4 1/2. pretty old for this area. :boxing:
sorry about the bad pictures. my blackberry stinks at taking pictures.
Congrats on a great hunt!! Nice pics too. Are you using climbers being way up there?
no. hang ons with climbing pegs. last year we were a little bit lower and used climbing sticks, but with the up and down and up and down they wore out on us, so we went to the Remington tree pegs
i added a picture from my tree stand. kinda give you an idea of the outline of the height...... i got big on a safety harness real quick....hahaha
Congrats to your buddy. First meat in the freezer. :pickle:
yes sir! ill be out in the morning with the ol' muzzy. our trail cam has a 4 gig chip, can hold about 4200 pictures in HD, and it was almost half full in 4 days. so that kinda gives you an idea about how many friggen SQUIRRELS we have..... but no, alot of them were pretty good sized doe's. we have markings on the tree in front of the cam, to give us a rough estimate as to how big they are. and one looks to be a good 160 or so. hoping for the best! and my buddy will be video taping the hunt, so ill make sure i put it up if i get something. HAPPY TRAILS!
That's quite a story, Congrats on the early doe kill.
Congrats.. Think that was the first bow kill posted on here this season.. Looking forward to some more..
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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - December 30, 1919, Ada, Oklahoma Enid Bennett in Her First 1930 Paramount Picture, Stepping Out Showing With the "Southern Beautied' —Liberty Todag ®[)e gfoa Caning VOLUME XVI. NUMBER 247ADA, OKLAHOMA, TUESDAY DECEMBER 30,1919 THREE CENTS THE COPY NAMED ll SMM MYSTERY STILL SLH HOUNDS TRK CASB OF TRK MURDER OF J. STAN LBY BROWN NEAR MT. CLEMENS. By th* Associated Presa WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—Three niit'.on* named by President Wilson in connection with the strike settlement terms to investigate wage prices into the bituminous coal in-- j dustry, settled down for business tony the Associated pre** day according to reports reaching MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich.. Dec. i the department of labor. 30—Police in cities throughout the The commission of J. Henry Rob- Zn,Tr' TW*vJI!"*, ,0dah s''lrchinR inson for the public. Lambert Pele for C. L. Nester for whom a war-! ^ rant charging the murder of J. I *or the operators and John P. Vi hits Stanley Brown a week ago was is- for the miners, declined to say sued Yesterday A man whose name whether they would hold a hearing was withheld bv officers was also . . _ . .. . being searched for. and as a result j before the visit to the coal fields in of further information gained by the conducting the inquiry. police tending to show that two I -♦— - persons were implicated in the kill ing of Brown, whose bullet riddled body was found in hi? automobile three miles from this city. Dolly Bennett, who was detained in Sandusky, Ohio. Saturday, Har-recka Kendall, a taxi driver, and Gladys Summits all former ac quaintances of Brow'n's. who were! held as material wtnesses, were released today. The warrant issued for I The Mews mentioned the fact ii! T°,?an",ras ^ U.?,0n yesterday that the famous Josh Summit! ' en In.J.1.'..,7" L>nn'?i^S I-w would be in Ada and have an sumnutt. the suspected woman al a ___ roommate in Battle Creek. Michigan.* p pre gram gu- PALMER SAYS THE H. C. L. WILL DROP WITH THE JANUARY THAW OF FOOD PRICES A REGULAR JAZZ BAID AT THE LEGION PAICE en by the members of the American Chicago. Dec. 30.—Certie Beatrice a< ,he EIk'* HaI1- 0,1 ,h<> Vester. for whose arrest on a charge n^*11 31st- an(^ *n connec- -- -—.....- lion with this unusual feature we learn the committee has also secur- of having murdered J. Stanly Brown at Mt. Clemens. Mich., a warrant . _ _ was taken out yesterday, has been ^ popular James Brill Jazz- located by reporters and will sur render to Mt. Clemens authorities Borne time today, the Herald and Examiner announced this morning. Mrs. Vester denied that she was implicated in the killing of Brown. more orchestra which is something really new and very snappy and will be sure to please the guests. The James Brill Company fairly radiates with the pep of college life. In every minute of the program wit and humor are packed. Genuine The newspaper recently solved two wn apa humor are pacaea. ue murder mysteries. It did not re- Dle^I and sinuous rythm of America's latest music craze—Jazz j —predominate and sparkle through-' out the entertainment. The latest I Broadway hits are featured. The chalk talks and fun pictures j by Mr. Brill, spiced with the catchy songs and music, give a world of charm to the evening. Their performance is something new and far* from ordinary. Its rare originality I Can't Get It Now pronounce it a novelty and a rousing hit. "......1 It is absolutely enjoyable to every J Br rn* Associated Priss one and will be regarded as the Teal the whereabouts of Mrs. Yester. but said that the trail was picked up in Chicago and that she was with her grandmother when she was located. —:-.a- Englishmen Once Big Meat Eaters; NEW STILL PLEADING Br the Associated Presa LOS ANGELES. Dec. 30.—More testimony designed to prove that the mental unsoundness of Harry New before the slaying of his finance^ Freida Lesser, at the time and afterward was expected to be introduced at the resumption today of his trial on a charge of having murdered the young woman. Miss Edna Clancy, New's halfsister, may he called to the witness stand today or tomorrow, according to the defense, to declare that an innocent act of hers led indirectly to Miss Lessor's death. What this alleged act was the defense so far has declined to state, but it has applied the adjective "startling" to testimony expected from Miss Clancy. HAPGOOD RESIGNS TO E NATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN FOH IMPROVED PRISON CONDI-HONS TO BE MADE BY EX-CONVICTS LONDON, Dec 30.—Englishmen best tun of the season. used to be considered the greatest meat eaters in the world. Now, declares the Society of Meat Importers, the average Englishman eats 33 percent lAs meat than he did before the war. Unless he can be induced to eat more of it, the country will be faced with such a glut of meat as it has never had before. The annual consumption Poplar Tree Gets Shot and Entered in the Hall of Fame Alienation Of Wife*s Affection Charged In Suit WASHINGTON. Decv. 30 —A pop- That defendant overpersuaded the j plaintiff's wife and got her to leave her home and family is the allegation of Jim Myers in a damage »vti,uui|/t i vt a i of^meat *ar !ree at Spartanburg. S. C.. the I in district court yesterday in the United Kingdom before the which was shot off dui war was ahniit I SOO OOO tons savs Fourth of Jui> celebration "U I p* * SZI, V/ • 9 i •*" . * • * ^ which was shot off during fgai,18t hum Howard. Plaintiff asks * * in or «a,1!aRes in the sum of $10,125. oKm,t I finn non inc rounn ox JUiv ceieoraiion in ,, fiu.uo " if J' J® I 1832. has bevil entered in the Hall | ta. represented by Ii. C. Roland Inn... , a .h th of Ka"* for tre*'* which are bein*: l,nRa M>fr» Join* her husband as 200 000 tons. And this they con- com "ed bv ,h(. AlIlerioan Forestry fo-plsmUtt f Ann IC n IIC, sat; ft VASI V f A f HU >1 I CV h * IMflltfttlr# Hold Ups Rob Man From Ada In Oklahoma City OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 30. (Special)—A. H. Em merlon, salesman of Ada. who is here visiting his uncle. G. E. Gatlin, 635 East Sixth street, was held up and robbed of $280 in cash and a diamond stick pin valued at $100 at 9 o'clock last night. The holdup occurred between Sev- Bog Accused of Statutory Crime Is Dismissed By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec, 30.—Announcement was made at the White House today that Norman B Hap-good, whose appointment as minister to Denmark, was confirmed by the senate, tendered his resignation to President Wilson two weeks ago with the request that it be accepted "quickly" so that he could answer charges by Harvey's Weekly that he had sought financial assistance in this country for the Russian Soviet authorities The resignation was accepted. In view of the state department officials, Mr. Hapgood's commission to Denmark expired with the senate's ending its special session last week without acting on his nomination. Mr. Hapgood requested that he be not given a recess appointment. —; . 7...... , * * ' compiled bv tne American Forestry jvv extend is due eit!irel> to the high the nomination of the tree1 laiutiff alleges that he married * Bnth and Eighth streets on Phillips cost still maintained. Englishmen und#r which the indians and white Rosa, Myers in 1904. That of this avenue. and Englishwomen, too. are just as settlers came to an agreement re- marriage three children have been "It wa? a talL and short man," fnmi r\f rvteaa? na Kilt I hut i^an. :___^ t a i t. bOTIl Tliat in I QI fi onH I Cl I A nUu j____»____i __a «__ fond of meat as ever. but they can- yarding iron ore to be used in mak not afford to eat as much of it as jn^ kettles. Ralph G. Smith of Cir they used to. cleville, Ohio, enters the Logan Elm Major General Barry Died in Washington , 1918 and 1919 plain-1 was the description furnished bp tiff lived on a farm belonging to I Emmerson to tho police. ,"^UI1 Dllll defendant and whs his share crop-1 a H Emmerson has been work- in that city; C. C. Royce nominates I 19 defendant began jng for some Ollie as traveling softie Sir Joseph Hooker Oak at ? ^ ° *{osa Myers and tell heriisc;.or for " farin Daoer He form. Chico, California. General Sherman j {bat she was too good a woman to!er]v wor)ied at Die cigar stand iii } estimated that 7.000 men could w'th Plaintiff, advising her to j ^-IJS Hotel I stand in the shade of this tree. i leave her husband and felling h«r •*. I Live Oak'' in the South, at Bruns wick. Ga., known to be a veteran in 1763. It has a circumference of Bf lr* Auoeitinl Pres* WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.—Major 26 feet-General Thomas H. Barry, retired. _ * formed commander of the central JUllCiCrWOriU QU66II department, and the department of the east, died at the Walter Reed Hospital here early today after an Hines.- of three weeks. Uraemic poisoning was the direct cause of his death. Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed. — ct---- stand in tne snaae or mis tree. I *?ave J161* husband and telling her Early This Morning A. D. Dart nominates the "Largest mak^h^ *ier a divorce * 1 Live Oak'' in the South, at Bruns-i a . "J**6 ner happy ever after ward. That Rosa Myers had been in bad health lo 1919, was very nervous, and for that reason was ready ■ to believe whatever she was told. Plaintiff further alleges that defendant took the clothing of the said Rosa Myers and hid them in # his barn, and that the said Rosa Correction Home Myer* left ht*r home and went to the home of one Jim Hisaw, south-" east of Ada, where she remained , for some days. Afterward, according The!*0 Previou8 arrangement, she met the defendant at Tupelo and went with him as his wife and did there Brightens Life in By the Associated Pres* DETROIT, Mich.. Dec. 30 Christmas dinner of inmates of the Detroit house of correction this year WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—General was made brighter by a gift of Barry was 64 years old and was re- fi00 from Sophie Lyons Burke tit-, ti from the army last October ll once known ag (hp under_ r^WCentr"r^7m^"Th h^S- W°rld" Wid°W °f Burke"- guar,err at Chicaco Befwe that said lo have b*en known *° ,he Tice of all the capitals of the world. commit acts of adultery with defendant. Defendant then brought Rosa Myers back to Tupelo in his car and Sire returned to the said Hiaaw's. ^■TLEAK EVIDENCE SCATTERED By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. — Evidence scattered by the department of justice relative to the alleged leak in decisions of the United States supreme court will be submitted to a federal grand jury* here in January, it was announced today at the department of justice. The government's *ase is practically completed officials said. The nature of the evidence obtained was Afterward the said Rosa Myers I no: disclosed except officials pre-became very ill and returned to her dieted that officers would be con-nushand. When she had recovered ' nee ted. her health she saw that she had j ♦___ done wrong and admitted to her he organized and trained the 86th .... , _- . . , National Army division at Camp *ie ago of * * 8tl<1 ^as decided Grant, Illinois to remainder of her life After bis retirement the general in Riving to the needy. 1 wrong ana aunuued to her I W\^£ I 4 D I came to Washington. His wife and But her Christmas gift. bile do- hll®bf'ld tbat,sl\e had done wrong I\ J/QfOnQgnt lf O Ult (I his son, John, were at his bedside scribed as "trifling". I have given • al, i!lat 8 ** . been overpersuad- wh»*n he died. .more than $15,000 away IO suchir . .,at "»>«• admit* to her hus- ---*——--- as these since my husband died two |?hh_, d*' ^"dant is father (HtltKK TO HKTFItMIVK months .tho." she said. "Ifs hon- orwherefor* nllinttrr hrt.." hi. THE H Tt ltK OF FU ME < - money and ifs mine. few j suU fo, damaaea ti the sum n? *" *«' r , think or care about those men aud The defendant. Lum How LOME, Dec. 23.—Cap! D Anunzio women shut away in the institutions aid. is represented bv Kiln: Albas ordered a third clemency at hk<* that. I care. I have been one I Crawford as attorneys Flume to determine the future or of them." I 9 ' tha/ city, according to Epoca. According to her statement she j FOURTEEN THOUSAND SHrvr _ ♦ Ijjpi refUge<j lo gen fionip valuable — Commissioners Brumley and reaj estate because she intends to Laughlin, Milton Garner and O. N.; bequeath it as a home for the blind W alker, secretary of the Chamber soldiers. of Commerce, left this afternoon ' ~~~+- Over on Charge Of Larceny for Oklahoma City where they will! WOOD FOK PRESIDENT make another effort to secure the convict road camp for Pontotoc county. Hear the High School Band and GirPa Glee auh at the First Methodist Church tomorrow night Readings. solos, quartette, etc., by best local talent. No admission. No collection. 12-30-lt. HEADQUARTERS OPENED By th# Anmx-tated Pr«ee CHICAGO* Dec. 30.—Headquarters of the organization promoting the candidacy of Leonard Wood for the Republican preaidentlal nomination was established at the Congress Hotel today. William C. Proctor of Cincinnati, head of the organisa-t*on took charge of Ute campaign. The preliminary trial of Henry Yancey, charged with grand larceny, was held in Justice Anderson's court yesterday. Yancey is accus-Four-1 ed of stealing a load of cotton from BY REDS IT IS REPORTED By the Aswx*intcd Frees BERNE, Switz., Dec. 30. _ _ P78D0nB "eIe-?hot by I lien "Nlf hoVn 'n("r l h west'' nfAd a son." first thri^. mi1ni>h.^f iQiQUk *be days ago. the cotton being valued first three months of 1919 by order 1 at ahnut 47ft ftft Aft«r rtncr it,0 of this ('vtraorHinarv ! aD<>wt $7U.oo. After hearing the of the extraordinary committeo at Moscow, according to the Bolsheviki organ of investigators at Moscow, says a dispatch received here. * — if ani age Licenses William Parrott, 23* Princeton. Ind.; UU ie Robb, 19* Ada. Edgar Finley, JI, Francis; Ira Justus, 19, Francis. w testimony in the case the court decided that the evidence was suffi-vlent to warrant holding defendant for the district <ourt and fixed his bond at $500.90. *— - WGATHHB forecast Fair tonight and warmer In east and west portion. Wednesday colder in northwestern portion. A young man was arraigned in Jus-t:ee Browns court this morning on a charge of rape in the second degree. The prosecuting witness is sixteen years of age and the defendant himself only seventeen. When the case was called for preliminary hearing, Jno. P. Crawford, attorney for the defendant, submitted a de^ cision of the supreme court to the effect that where the prosecuting witness is over sixteen and the defendant under eighteen there cannot be any conviction. In compliance with this decision the court dismissed the case against him and he was discharged. SENATOR HIRAM JOHNSON FILES FOR PRESIDENCY By the Associated Press PIERRE, S. D., Dec. 30.—U. S. Senator Hiram Johnson of California today filed with the secretary of state By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Dec. 30.—A nationwide campaign to "humanise" tho prisons of the United States has been undertaken by the Gray Brotherhood, an organization of reformed ex-convicts, according to a former inmate of Sing Sing who served IO years behind gray stone walls. Another . object of the campaign is to counteract anarchy for, he said "of the 500'000 convicts, men and women, who annually emerge from American prisons fully 90 percent are potential Bolshevists." This man, a product of the New York slums, who not only redeemed his own life but saved two younger brothers from criminal careers, all as the result of the Mutual Welfare work at Sing Sing of which the Gray Brotherhood movement is an offshoot, declared that American penal institutions are being surreptitiously flooded with radical literature, with leaflets of "hope to the oppressed" and that the secret movement to Bolshevize the nations prisons is being combatted from th# inside. He said that, supported by the efforts of 18,000 members of this Gray Brotherhood, its unnamed leader known as the Gray Brother hopes to make prison reform a plank in the platform of one of the big political parties in the next presidential campaign. He' is reputed to be a man of great influence in Washington and to be the intimate of sev-| eral senators. The former Sing I Sing inmate said that the Gray j Brother was back of a prospective I 'nvestigation of Joliet, Illinois, pris-! on, intended to be the first of the Brotherhood's national prison reform program. "If the Gray Brother should come in here now and tell me to jump out of that window," (a four story leap) "I'd do it at once", confided announcement of his candi- da5j"r,'he repiiblican nomination j ;i>7'formVYma"e "oT Sing""sbTg" iH'nrlpnf^ n^ ^,an lnd®T i "We all would trust him with our pendent candidate for endorsement < ^ at the South Dakota primary in >ve» a»d. believe me, this pnson J investigation backed by him is go at March. Princess Louise a Millionaire Fifty Times, They Say ing to be a thorough job. The people outside haven't any idea of how Bolshevism is spreading in the prisons. A few days ago four Reds, it was discovered by our men, actually had themselves convicted so they could work behind the bars. "The Reds have their literature in the public libraries, some teachers in the public schools are 'sym- RKNEWKD HOFE FOR THE RESCUE OF BOAT'S LOST By the Associated Press ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland, Dec. 30.—Hope for the rescue of the five men of the Belgian steamer Anton Van Driel, who had been lashed to the bridge of the wrecked vessel since yesterday, was renewed today when daybreak showed the storm passing and the seas much calmer. It is believed that a steamer sent from here would reach the scene of the wreck early today and there was a chance that her boats might be able to take off these survivors of the crew of thirty. The other members of the crew were lost yesterday ii* trying to reach shore in their boats, after the Van Driel had gone on the rocks near the entrance of St. Mary's Bay. 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Th€ The Princess is now living at Hit- state is breeding anarchists bj z'ng, near Vienna. turning at large men and women who have been brutally treated and who leave prison with hearts filled with the desire for retaliation and revenge. V 4. 1 i "Under the old system a kind- Kentucky House hearted warden is engaged in mak- ! ing healthy burglars and porch Republicans Hold Majority in the By the Associated Press FRANKFORT, Ky., Dec. 30.— Convening of the Kentucky General Assembly here January 5, will find the republicans holding a majority in the house of almost fifteen votes, and lacking control of the senate climbers of first offenders. THt prison experience did a man no good and he had no conception of right and wrong, no sense of responsibility to society, when he came out With our method it is different. 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H., three years ago, he apparently well informed opinion. has been instrumental in retwning Two measures under preparation, 10.000 former inmates, men 'mad* KICAK ADMIRAL PILLSBURY DIKD IN WASHINGTON TODAY By t!ie AssooiaUx. Pixes* WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.—Rear Admiral John E. Pillsbury, retired, dropped dead at his home here today. Washington, Dec. 30.—Admiral Pillsbury was bom in Massachusetts in 1846 and entered the Naval Academy in 1891. He was retired for age with 25 year# sea duty to his credit in 1998, having attained the rank of Rear Admiral the same year. - Vs ; would provide a public library in in character to the Unitec towns and'cHies^ bian°heS in a11, States navy, enough to man three Reorganization of the public batt,?ship*' The ^e-ent 'crime school system is likely to be pro-. wave m Chicago is due to bad oris-vided for in several bills Governor 011 treatment and the desire of ex-Edwin P. Morrow, first republican, convicts to gel ev^n'. 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Mark Knopfler will be performing shows from May to August 2015 including the Metro Radio Arena Newcastle on Wednesday 20th May 2015, which will be the first opportunity for fans to hear live tracks from his upcoming album, Tracker, due to be released through Virgin/EMI records in January 2015.
Amid the new material, when the audiences call for the songs that became part of all our lives, he will relish it. "The thing about the old Straits songs is that these things are signposts for people's lives. Obviously I'll play things differently here and there to keep it alive and meaningful to me, and away from a cabaret thing. But there are things, like the twiddly bits at the end of 'Sultans,' if you don't do your twiddly bits, the world's not right for people. I like playing the old songs, I wrote them and people like to hear them, it's as simple as that."
Knopfler, who is currently applying the finishing touches to Tracker in his west London studio, British Grove, will be performing with a seven-piece band most of whom have been working with him for the best part of two decades;
Guy Fletcher (keyboards), Richard Bennett (guitar), Jim Cox (piano), Mike McGoldrick (whistle and flute), John McCusker (fiddle and cittern), Glenn Worf (bass), and Ian Thomas (drums).
Tracker will be Knopfler's ninth solo album a sequence that started in 1996 with Golden Heart. The album also contains guest performances from Ruth Moody, Bruce Molsky, Nigel Hitchcock and Phil Cunningham.
A multiple Grammy award winner Knopfler continues to combine his wry lyrics with his guitar prowess and has created such major hits as Money For Nothing, Sultans Of Swing, Romeo and Juliet, Walk of Life, What It Is and Sailing To Philadelphia. He has collaborated with many other artists such as Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Randy Newman, Van Morrison and Emmylou Harris, as well as scoring several films including Cal, Local Hero and Princess Bride.
Tickets costing £45.00 and £50.00 are available online, from the booking hotline number 0844 493 6666 or in person from the Metro Radio Arena Box Office.
Doors Open: 6.15pm
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|Reviews for Wonderchild
| Concolor44 chapter 1 . 1/10/2015
That was very sweet. I like how you did it from Ginny's perspective. Good job!
| Yuri-hime chapter 1 . 5/14/2009
This was so beautiful ;_;
I absolutely loved it! Great job D
| Teresa Kaiju chapter 1 . 12/9/2008
A nice picture puzzle with most of the pieces missing...
| Bladed Darkness chapter 1 . 8/9/2008
That was incredibly sweet, and I enjoyed it.
| Spontaneous Combusken chapter 1 . 12/19/2007
I love domestic cuteness like this, I really do.
What I especially like about this is the use of the first person. I normally avoid FP fics because the writer has to be very talented or they just sound forced and wrong. Well, you're a talented writer, so the whole thing flowed naturally.
The retrospection of the first half was both sweet and very in-character for Ginny.
And the ending? I think it gave me cavities.
| iji chapter 1 . 6/22/2007
aw! cute
| mack7465 chapter 1 . 12/7/2005
Aw, that was SO cute! Incredibly well written and a very great story!
| jax319 chapter 1 . 11/10/2005
beautifully done ive rever seen anyoe do this before and i really loved it *adds to favorites*
| Zelz Saihitei chapter 1 . 11/1/2005
Oh, goodness.
That was ridiculously adorable.
I love it.
| anonymous chapter 1 . 10/31/2005
It was a beautiful story. Very descripitive, I felt almost like I was in the story. Your writing is very good and I enjoyed reading every bit of this. I would love to read more of your fanfics. Keep on writing!
| LiquidV chapter 1 . 10/31/2005
That was a very sweet story, good writing in the first person, I don't often see that in HP stories.
| NearlyHeadlessNic chapter 1 . 10/30/2005
Unusaul for sure, but great. I'd never thought of Ginny as a lesbian, Hermione neither. But, it was good one shot


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The Usual SuspectsMature
Act 6
(Greg meets George at a street corner)
George: You ready…
Greg: No time George, I need to talk to you…
(He voices his suspicions as they skip though the treetops)
George: Greg this is deadly serious, not only is it morally wrong, but even in a town like Mortdale people will see it as a crime.
Greg: How?
George: Because you Greg are not a chav, and a chav can see it as someone trying to import a non-chav into Mortdale, it's like someone is trying to take down the chav's by overfilling the town with decent people.
Greg: That's good right?
George: No it's not good because whoever is responsible for this is doing it wrongly; murdering people just to get company.
Greg: Company?
George: Greg this murderer could be either be a madman in Alabama, who is far away and we don't have to worry about. Or more likely it's a person like me, desperate for company, and would go so far to murder a family just to get one boy deported.
Greg: Well it's a long shot.
George: Greg no it's not, you're probably the first southern American native to set foot here in well... since the town was built! There is defiantly something fishy going on.
Greg: Wait how do you know you're not the murderer!
George: Don't even start on that path Greg.
Greg: Whoever denied it supplied it, and besides you seem desperate for company! Ha that's it you're the murderer! You went to Alabama and burnt down my house!
George: Okay one, I have never been aboard and don't have a passport, and two out of all places why would I go to Alabama just to burn down a house and gain a random friend, you can ask anyone I was here when you house burned down, in fact when did your house burn down?
Greg: November 1st.
George: I was defiantly here November 1st, ask anyone.
Rose: I can help you figure this out.
(George and Greg jump they realise there in front of the school and Lily and Rose have approached them)
George: Ahh! Rose what the hell!?
Rose: Couldn't help but overhear...
George: I bet you couldn't.
Rose: But when I heard this bit of gossip, I couldn't help but bitch to Lily about it, but now I must assist you.
Greg: Why?
Rose: Because I just want to see someone get framed and then I can bitch about them.
Greg: You want us to figure out this crime?
Lily: Like me getting raped.
Greg: We are aware of that Lily.
Lily: But I did get raped though… just thought you should know.
Greg: We know already!
Rose: Yes, and I already narrowed it down to 8 suspects, who were on holiday on November 1st. (She pulls out a file)
George: You produced this in the time you heard me talking until now, which is a few seconds.
Rose: I get around fast.
Greg: I'm impressed.
George (looking at file): According to this, either Mr Masterbate, Miss Ougar, Lucy, Sanjeet, Asif, Thomas, Carol or Sarah committed this crime.
Rose: Hope that helped… frame someone for us.
(She and Lily walk off)
Greg: I still say Daz is the main suspect, he said he needed me for money, he probably lied about not going on holiday; he knows where my house was in Alabama when he visited five years ago.
George: He could have told his girlfriend what was her name?
Greg: Shaz.
George: That's right he could have led her there too.
Greg: True, so that gives us ten suspects.
(Later in Science)
Mr Masterbate: Today we will be…
Greg (to George): So Daz and Shaz either want me dead, or to do the family proud, or for money, that would explain why they would do it, Daz is the most likely he knows where the house is, and probably showed Shaz too, the two of them could have done this. But the downside to this is the fact Daz and Shaz would treat me like I'm an embarrassing burden if they knew what I was really like.
George: Well that's true the nerds, Sarah, Sanjeet, Asif or Thomas, could know about Daz and Shaz's relatives and would do anything to construct a deadly plan to get a fellow nerd to join their ranks. They were probably desperate for company, Carol probably wanted to a new expectation so people would forget about her being different and focus on the newbie, the teachers could have been looking for a model student and found you Greg, or Lucy… well she could have wanted a decent boyfriend.
Greg: I…
Jack: HEY GREG!
(He pushes Mr Masterbate aside)
Mr Masterbate: Jack sit down that is not….
(Florence steps over him and joins Jack)
Florence: I and Jack heard all about your suspicions via Rose, she told everyone…
Greg: Great.
Jack: Greg drop the dirty look, so we went on YouTube and found solid evidence!
Greg: Solid evidence of what?
Florence: The fact that somebody here constructed this murder, George remember that video we watched in assembly last month?
Greg: The one about that boring town in America.
Jack: Yes, that one lecturing us on Community spirit and it had all those people on it.
George (shocked): HANG ON GREG WHAT WAS THE NAME OF YOUR HOMETOWN!
Greg: Err… St Louisville.
George: THAT WAS IT! THAT WAS THE TOWN IN THE VIDEO!
Mr Masterbate: What on earth you shouting for?
George (ignoring him): Jack show us the video!
(Jack gets his phone out)
Mr Masterbate: No phones in class!
Chantelle: Fuck off! OI EVERYONE! WATCH THIS VIDEO TO SEE GREG'S HOMETOWN!
(Everyone surrounds Jack and the video comes on)
(Cuts to St Louisville)
Greg: Oh My God! I remember this, we were doing a promotional video of our town and Oh sweet heavens above, I had a starring role in it too!
George: What as?
Greg: The perfect role model child, I… I
Aaron: OH FUCKING HELL THERE'S TOO MUCH SUNLIGHT!
Chantelle: I ay watching this, it was bad enough in assembly last time.
(The chavs move away but everyone else remains)
Mayor of St. Louisville: Well now cut too a Mr Greg Winters, oh Greg how are you.
Greg: Fine, welcome to St. Louisville people, I am Greg Winters and I…
(He reveals everything about himself, where he lives, where he works in a garage, how he goes to soccer practice every Sunday and how the community spirit helps him and his family)
Greg: Oh my family, (begins to get emotional)
Carol: Yes how very tragic, can someone please explain to me what is happening?
Greg: A month before I moved here, I recorded a tourism video for my town, and I starred in it, I didn't know it would actually get shown places aboard, and now with that out there…
George: That explains it all, the 8 suspects in school could have watched it in assembly saw you and did what they did to bring you here, they knew where you lived, and what you did, your hobbies...
Greg: I told them I went to soccer practice on Sundays, and that's when the attacker struck and killed my family…
George: They spared you, so you could move here, the nerds and teachers desperately wanted a friend and Daz and Shaz could have used you for the money, in fact it's not a coincidence that the tape was shown in our school, Mr Redwood said it was displayed nowhere else but here and... wait a minute Greg how did you get selected to come to White-View?
Greg: Err, the Pitbull Lake dragged a dead boy into my house and it turned out to be a White View student.
George: What was his name!
Greg: Err… John Smith.
(Greg gasps so loudly that Chelsea jumps)
Chelsea: I know it's a shock I've learnt to blink but you'll get used to it.
George (ignoring her): JOHN SMITH! He was in this school since year 7, just like me a professional Chavologist knew how to survive, I didn't even realise he was missing until now!
Greg: Like you also failed to realise that the guy talking in your assembly video, for nearly an hour, was the new kid to move here.
Chantelle: None of us were paying attention anyhow.
Aaron Yeah that video was as boring as fuck.
Greg: Hey that's my...!
Lucy: Let's get back to the point, carry on George.
Dean and Elliot: Yeah, carry on George.
George: Anyhow, as for John Smith, he was really quiet, never spoke in lessons at all, but he wasn't a chav and everyone knew about his Chavology skills, why didn't you tell me the name of the boy earlier Greg!
Greg: I was a bit too preoccupied with surviving the first day!
George: Never mind, John Smith could have never let a Pit-bull kill him and drag him too you, he was too experienced in survival no this is too fishy.
Chantelle: Like my fanny.
George (ignoring her): Greg either one of the nerds somehow directed that Pit-bull. or the teachers, or Daz or Shaz they own it of course.
Greg: There is only one solution.


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Good answer.
This is a discussion on Got pulled over today, handed Lic an CCW to officer. within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Coming home the RR crossing guards are down and red lights are flashing. A truck goes around the arms, I pull up to the crossing ...
Coming home the RR crossing guards are down and red lights are flashing. A truck goes around the arms, I pull up to the crossing arms and the train is over 600 yards away. I cross the tracks and look in the rear view mirror and an officers car crosses the tracks too. I get to the stop sign and trun right to head home. I look in the mirror and the red and blues are flashing. I pull over, place my hands on the steering wheel and the officer cautiously comes to the rear of the drivers door. He asks for my lic. I hand him my lic and CCW. He looks at the CCw and asks why do you have a CCW? I stated that I applied for a CCW to have the ability to protect my family and myself. He said OK. Told me he pulled me over for the crossing guard violation. I explained that the crossing guard are known to go down and no train will be anywhere around. We talked for a bit, he gave me my lic and CCW. Talked a bit more and parted our ways.
Nice officer, very professional.
Keep your powder dry
Good answer.
John VanDusen
"Whether it's a football game or an IED attack, you play EXACTLY how your practice."
"Put your trust in God, and keep your powder dry." ~Oliver Cromwell
DUDE ! NEVER CROSS RR Tracks with a Down Gate and / or Lights Flashing!
Never Ever! Take a Pop can and drive over it with your car. That's about what happens to your car when the TRAIN HITS IT!
All RR Xings had a sign with a phone number you can call when they malfunction. Call It. They can tell if it's a malfunction or if a train is near.
No ticket?
Your lucky day, go buy a lottery ticket...
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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NRA Life Member
I can understand if their is a blind turn and you can't see if a train is coming this might be a factor . . . but on a straight ahead track with no visual obstructions, you got to do what you got to do.
To the OP, well done on the stop. Respect and courtesy always go a long way.
Glock 26 w/ CTAC IWB
"Speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far" - Theodore Roosevelt
ALWAYS carry! - NEVER tell!
"A superior Operator is best defined as someone who uses his superior
judgement to keep himself out of situations that would require a display of his
superior skills."
Just what is the point of asking "Why do you have a CCW"?
I can think of many answers, none of which would have gotten me out of a ticket...
That which does not kill us leaves us broken and bleeding...
Dont mess with the guy who can barely stand up. His remaining options for self-defense don't include your survival.
Convenire Volui Spectatus
Coming up I was "the" smartarse. Being older and wiser, I know when and where to bite my tongue. I don`t look for trouble and don`t want any. When asked about the CCW, I hesitated. For a micro second I thought of saying something else. But why? I gave the answerr that I put on my app. It turned out good, I did not get a ticket.
Keep your powder dry
That question would have definitely got me bent out of shape.He looks at the CCW and asks why do you have a CCW?
I dont mind being ticketed if Ive done wrong and I certainly want to be cooperative with LEOs in every possible way, but its frankly none of their business 'why' I have a CHL.
I am a law abiding citizen who has followed the letter of the law to attain a CHL I am lawfully allowed to have....it doesnt matter to any LEO 'why' I have it. HIS job is to ENFORCE the law as it is written.
What next...are they going to ask why we have a drivers license ????
Then you would have received a ticket for crossing the tracks.That question would have definitely got me bent out of shape.
I wonder: How long the LEO would have waited behind you had you NOT crossed the tracks? I've not seen a lot of patience among the LEO community.
sounds like it was a quick straight forward stop....but i agree with getting bent out of shape when he asked you why.... it's like really...do i even need to bring up 1 of the million responses to this. o well.
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"Government is not the solution to our problems; government is the problem." - President Ronald Reagan
Retsupt is right.....need to buy a lottery ticket
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Independence is declared; it must be maintained. Sam Houston-3/2/1836
If loose gun laws are good for criminals why do criminals support gun control?
I'll ask sometimes, sometimes not. I got an answer from a guy once that I wasnt expecting; He was driving a van full of prescription medication delivering to Dr. offices and hospitals in the area. As an LEO, thats good to know. He drove the same route at the same times a few days a week. That question opened up a good conversation with the man, I left with a bit of an education as did he.
I also had a lady who lived in a neighborhood I patrol tell me she got a CCW because she had threats from an ex boyfriend and she feared for her life... again, she probably would not have told me that unless I asked why she had a permit, and that was good to know. She left the stop knowing that I would keep an extra eye on her home, and I had some good info that might save my or another officers life when we get a call to that house. I even hooked her up with some free range time. ( she complained that range time was to expensive)
Most of the time though, they just say its for general protection, no specific threat. Sometimes they say something to the effect "would you go here with out your gun?" And thats cool with me. I asked a fair question and got a fair answer. There is no reason to get worked up over something as little as a simple question.
I had a contractor tell me once that he just liked to play cops and robbers. ( he was joking around with me) Obviously a cool guy that made me laugh, I cut him loose too.
So, sometimes LEO's dont ask questions just to piss you off. Sometimes asking a simplistic question opens the door for some good dialogue. And good dialogue is the best tool you have to avoid a ticket.
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
Good use of self control for a good outcome. Sixto's right. How many times has a spouse asked what you think is a dumb question. For me to hold my tounge, I need meditation or medication (I get them confused)
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When Shindo Hikaru was very small, his father tried to be around a lot and play with him. But then he got older, to the clumsy, uncertain ages of six to ten, when boys are neither cute children nor mature adults, but klutzy, curious, obnoxious creatures that adults tolerate until they get older.
That was when his mother really took over. Between Akari and his mother, Shindo Hikaru was a momma's boy, even if he didn't know it. He was still fairly brave and tough, often getting into fights (sometimes over whether or not he was a momma's boy), roughhousing, playing contact games like soccer and competing viciously. But when he came home, he could sit quietly at his mother's feet as she cooked, or made him cookies. Sometimes he even helped her, as much as a six-year-old boy can help anyone bake. She never yelled if he spilled things, knowing that his hands were growing too fast for him to keep track of them. And the food always came out ok in the end, so why should Shindo Masao know if Hii-chan had helped?
And whenever he was hurt, for whatever reason, she would kiss the injury, large or small, and take care of him. If it was particularly bad, she would only kiss near the wound (especially if it was open and bleeding), but those kisses and that gentle care meant more to Hikaru, even as a child, than he could express. Kaasan was always so patient with him.
Around friends, school-mates, teammates, Hikaru would act like a punk and ignore the small hurts. But when he went home, his mother still kissed each bruise the same and hugged him afterward. He knew he was too old for such treatment, at ten, even eleven and twelve, but it soothed him, and she smiled with her whole face whenever he asked her for help. It was so rare, that whole-face smile, and Hikaru had a feeling it was just for him. The smile that mothers only showed their children.
He could only give back the smile he gave everyone, but one day he noticed those smiles felt different after all. In front of other people, friends and strangers and acquaintances, he would smile a big, goofy, toothy grin. Sometimes he was really that amused, but more often it was an overstatement of his feelings. Often he didn't want to smile at all, but did it because people expected it. His mother saw a small, honest smile. Akari saw it sometimes, too, but mainly it was his mother.
When he tripped over a hole in the soccer field running at full-tilt and cut up his leg and sprained his ankle, she was the first person out of the stands and rushed him to the hospital. She restrained the kiss until all his friends left the room, and that kiss gave Hikaru permission to cry over the injury and cling to her like a toddler again.
When he broke his wrist after a middle-schooler beat him up and he still fought back, even three years younger, he refused to cry as he limped home, only giving in when she kissed the hurt flesh.
And when Sai vanished, and Hikaru cried into his futon for days, his mother patiently took him comfort foods: soup, ramen, soba, until he couldn't resist the delicious smell and ate. He drank thirstily to replenish his fluids. And then he broke down in tears again, laying his head in her lap like a child, and she kissed his forehead when she tucked him back in.
"I don't know what happened," she murmured, tucking his hair away from his face. "And you don't have to tell me. But – as your mother – I hope that you stop hurting, soon, because your pain is unbearable to me." She kissed him again and stayed until he fell asleep.
It was by chance that Hikaru had injured himself as an Insei, and certainly by chance that Isumi was the only person around. It wasn't a bad injury, just a large splinter that lodged itself in Hikaru's palm, after Hikaru had slammed that palm into a poorly sanded picnic bench in an emphatic point of the conversation. Hikaru flinched heavily, and Isumi's eyes widened.
"What's wrong?"
"It huuuuuurts!" he moaned. "I gotta splinter!" Hikaru yelped, looking at the afflicted palm. "It's as big as a spear."
Isumi sighed. "You're being overdramatic."
"But Isumi-san, it huuuurts!" Hikaru thrust the palm out. "See?"
It was a rather sizeable bit of wood, and it was embedded very deeply in Hikaru's palm. Isumi started to panic a little, especially at the blood welling at the edges of the puncture wound.
"A-ano, what do I do? How do I help?" he asked aloud.
"You have to kiss it better!" Hikaru exclaimed. "Urk!" he exclaimed immediately after, realizing what he had blurted too late to take it back. "Ano, I mean…"
Isumi caught the flailing wrist and brought it to his face for inspection. Hikaru saw his head lower closer…and closer…he felt the brush of lips against his palm, near the splinter, but he didn't really believe his eyes. Despite himself, he relaxed at that little peck. Isumi pulled the "spear" out while Hikaru was distracted.
They never spoke of it again, though Hikaru blushed whenever he saw Isumi for the next week or two.
Shindo Hikaru was forever surprising the Go world. He became one of few openly gay players at the tender age of seventeen. Some of the stodgy old conservatives wanted to throw him out, wanted to refuse to play him, but they were told they didn't have that power – and if they wanted to forfeit, neither the Go Institute nor Shindo would stop them.
Touya-former-Meijin had taken it in stride, telling Shindo he was still welcome at their house any time, especially for study groups but also if he ever wanted to play Touya-former-Meijin. Touya Akiko smiled and agreed. Touya Akira barely noticed the announcement, far more concerned with Shindo's impending match against him than with his rival's sexuality.
Shindo's friends all took the news very well, though they told a few more coarse jokes to see if they could get him to blush. He usually told them fouler ones and they went back and forth until someone was too embarrassed to reply. Morishita even tolerated this teasing in study group, though he, surprisingly, would defend Shindo if the other boys started to seem truly mean-spirited. Shindo was touched by these occasional moments of protection. He was less touched by Morishita's offer to set Shindo up with some gay nephew of his.
Ogata, when Hikaru saw him, treated him exactly the same. As did Ashiwara, and most of Touya-former-Meijin's study group. Kuwabara-Honinbo winked more saucily now, but Kurata was the same egotistical Kurata as always. In many ways Hikaru's life barely changed at all. Until Yashiro propositioned him.
That was embarrassing. He did like the Kansai pro, even found him attractive, but not exactly as someone he wanted to date. He put his refusal down to the difficulty of long-distance relationships, and the hint that Shindo was not interested in a one-night fling with anyone scared Yashiro away.
Shindo did want a relationship with one person, though. Unfortunately, that person was completely oblivious to his interest, so his advances, his outright innuendos, and even his bluntest of come ons was usually only taken as a request – to play Go.
Desperate, Shindo went to Isumi for advice. Waya wouldn't understand, he was uncomfortable discussing this with the "adult" Go players, and Yashiro had a conflict of interest. Akari had no idea how to make advances – girls usually only had to worry about receiving them.
It was down to Isumi.
Isumi sighed heavily. "I don't know why you think I can help you any more than anyone else," he stated, "but I will try." He seemed rather disappointed, though. "You should try something unmistakable. You're still being too subtle for…this person." Shindo had refused to tell him who. "Chocolate, flowers, girly gifts. Even if he thinks you're brainless, he's got to realize something's up when you give him random romantic gifts…unless he's brainless. No jewelry, clothes, or Go-related items. If you ask him to a meal, take him to a nice restaurant, preferably one that caters to homosexual couples. Touch him, but don't be forceful."
"Ok, Isumi. I hope that's enough," Shindo laughed. "Who'd have thought he would be this blind?"
Isumi nodded, but didn't comment on that thought. "If you…need to ask more, you can always come to me," he said softly.
"You're a great friend, Isumi-san," Shindo beamed, hugging the taller boy impulsively. Isumi tensed for a second, but relaxed just as Shindo began to let go.
"It's…not a problem."
It was a tearful and broken Shindo Hikaru that returned to Isumi's home the next week.
"What is it?" asked Isumi, deeply concerned. Hikaru was crying so hard he could barely speak.
"H-he…just kept asking to play G-go!" he wailed. "And when I told him – flat out – that I liked him, that I wanted a relationship, he said he liked me too, but we were already friends and what could I possibly mean? So I told him, even more bluntly, that I wanted to have sex with him, he went really white and asked, 'You're gay?' like it was the worst thing in the world. And, really, how the hell could he have not noticed the entire column in Go Weekly that was dedicated to me coming out of the closet? It was on the front page, with a HUGE picture of me next to it?! AH! HE'S SUCH A MORON!" Shindo yelled. Isumi patted his shoulder uncertainly.
"What happened after that?"
"H-he said there are ways t-to c-cure m-me of 'th-that' and I didn't have to be like 'th-that' anymore if I didn't want to…that I was just confused right now and I didn't r-really l-like g-guys or him and…th-that he could f-find m-me a n-nice g-g-g-girlfriend," sobbed Shindo, stammering the whole way through on choked hiccups.
"It's not your fault he's an ignorant, bigoted moron," Isumi said firmly. "Now stop crying and forget he said anything. Forget that idiot was ever born."
"His parents are so great about it," Shindo mumbled. "Where did he pick up all this bullshit?"
His parents? Isumi wondered. It must be Touya Akira, then.
"Such views are not always inherited from parents. Sometimes they are learned from elders, or peers," Isumi said after a pause. "Try not to think about him. Sometimes foolish people say foolish things. You can forgive him and pretend to be what he wants you to be; hetero and safe, or you can ignore him the way he's ignored everything about you."
"How did you get so wise, Isumi-san?" Shindo asked with a watery smile, wiping his eyes with the knuckles of his right hand. He was intolerably cute like that. He sighed. "I just wish I could get a serious relationship. It's so hard to find a good man!"
"Not everyone is so blind to your charms, Shindo," Isumi said quietly, as he lifted Shindo's chin with his hand. "Touya Akira is a fool, for more reasons than one." And then he kissed Shindo, and both of them felt better.


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Responsibilities We have an opportunity for a VP, Client Strategy Development & Catalyst Operations to join our dynamic CNBC. This role could be based in either Singapore or London.
This crucial role ensures a tight focus on developing the top potential clients for CNBC Catalyst, working tightly with the sales leads to accelerate success with high value targets and sectors. Success means deeper, longer term partnerships, with active and new clients, across the majority of Catalyst services resulting in highly satisfied clients returning with increased investment. This role is also responsible for leadership of the Catalyst Operations (BCDE) team.
Key Partners:
- In each target sector, 2-3 client companies will be identified by this individual and the VPs, Advertising Sales and Client Partnerships and Account Directors, to partner with in a deeper manner
- They will develop long-term, deep and wide partnerships that are closer to a - joint-venture than transactional media deal, with high levels of client ROI across a series of mutually agreed KPIs
- They will work in partnership with the regional (VP), client leads and SVP, to direct the approach with clients and lead senior conversations
Key Sectors:
- There are 5 target sectors the majority of CNBC Catalyst clients originate from
- This role will focus on making CNBC the expert in brand communications to 'the world's most powerful leaders and investors' in each of the key sector communities (through on the ground sales teams)
- Success means CNBC Catalyst being viewed as sales strategy consultants in these sectors, with expert editorial talent, offering leading communication platforms and programmes
- High visibility of CNBC Catalyst is paramount specifically at appropriate events, trade communications and on social media
- Outsized revenue growth from these sectors will be the measure of success
Leadership of the 'BCDE' teams of c. 20 with 4 director reports to ensure they;
- Deliver the optimal solutions to clients that are closed at the maximum possible revenue to CNBC, with high potential for renewal at increased investment
- Fulfil the closed deals with a focus on both client satisfaction and maximised net revenue (minimised cost of sale) to CNBC
- Deliver innovative products services for clients from all BCDE disciplines, with regular updates and new launches
- Work in partnerships with the two VPs, Advertising Sales and Client Partnerships to deliver the above
Representation of the Catalyst BCDE teams;
- Internally, as a member of the Catalyst leadership team
- Externally, as a representative of the teams across social media, trade media, panels at industry events, award judging, etc.
This is a consultative sales leadership role, working with a range of client stakeholders, often at the very highest levels (CMO, CEO). Direct client interaction (rather than media agency) will form the main part of this role.
Media agency coverage at a senior level is also required of the agencies representing prioritised clients as well as those with regular international media investment.
They will work very tightly with their CNBC international sales colleagues around the world to consult with, propose and close key client and category deals. Qualifications/Requirements Exceptional client strategy and development skills evidenced by a track record of closing deals with 'extraordinary' levels of investment; either from new clients or material incremental revenue from current clients.
Highly effective senior sales executive. Ambassador of the CNBC Brand. A well respected individual with gravitas and powerful influencing skills (both externally and internally ).
Has an extensive network of senior international media contacts.
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When the Wild West was at its wildest and Queen Victoria ruled far and wide, a wealthy man from the north bought a quiet corner of Florida coast as his humble holiday retreat. Simple both in name and design, The Hut would become the man's family vacation spot for generations to come. Chosen for its natural surrounds and beachside serenity, this historic property promises your family just what Thomas Mellon enjoyed in the 1880s: ideal quality time, the good life, no distractions.
Few American families can boast an ancestral home dating to 1892, least of all one just steps from the beach in easy view of dolphins and whales and sea turtles. This makes The Hut - and the chance to call it your own for any length vacation - such an amazing treat. Mellon's great-great-grandson, with a recall to shame any average family man, knows exactly which ancestor added what to The Hut. (Thank his grandparents for the fireplace, with the stones taken from the family beach).
This little away-from-it-all is cute and cosy. It's a lovely place for even your mother-in-law should you rent The Hut in tandem with the larger Lodge next door. Three bedrooms comprise two queen beds and a kids' room with two twins. All guests share a bathroom and a galley kitchen is available - though you'll likely gravitate to barbecues and beach picnics. Even the pickiest kids will love eating fish they helped to catch.
Both sunrise and sunset are on offer to those with stamina, with all range of options available in between morning coffee and evening gin and tonic. This is ambiance with a capital A. Kids will go crazy to see porpoises just off shore and the handsome landscaping is a haven for creative spirits - write your novel, try your hand at painting or just finish a well-thumbed book, topped off with a good nap. Even chores take on a new light while at The Hut. Laundry facilities are open-air, the washing machine is outside and clothes dry in no time on the line - 'going green' has never had a better view.
This isn't the 'drag-them-to-Florida-and-count-down-to-Disney-World' vacation. Nor does it cater to 21st century kids hiding inside with video games. Instead, try endless board games by hurricane lamp and fresh seafood barbecued nightly. Books and beach walks - turn off Facebook and recall the things that count.
Built for a cool, comfortable and quiet existence - this home boasts original treats from way-back-when before air conditioning. Mellon's descendants opted recently to leave the original pine wood floor as is, rather than deleting generations of scuffs and paint marks. Such floor-to-ceiling history is easy to revel in.
Recent updates provide modern convenience (air conditioning and cable TV), to be indulged or ignored as you fancy. Whether renting just The Hut or The Lodge as well, both properties make an other-worldly retreat where families gather to forget the stress of modern life. This year, vacation together and enjoy the good life. Where recent times have caused people to simplify and quieten - for the planet, our wallets and our sanity - The Hut is the happy answer.
Note: Summer Haven is constantly changing with nature. The SummerHaven river behind the house is largely a sand dune and can many times provide beach access. Due to Tropical Storm Faye erosion at the front, there is now an area of large boulders blocking the beach access points. Although you can walk in between these boulders to access the beach like the locals that live near by, the nearest easy beach access is approximately 1 mile north at Fort Mantanzas National Park. It has (free) paved parking and provides beach access via a meandering boardwalk through the park.
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This was our second time staying in this rental and we will never be back. The first time, the house was in good shape and we didn't expect it to be modern as the house is historical and many years old. Regardless, it was in good working order and we had a nice time. This time around, however, we were extremely displeased with our experience. The house is falling apart. There are leaks everywhere, the beds are in terrible shape and made for several nights of restless sleep, the living room furniture is absolutely disgusting and smells like urine. I am so sad our stay was nowhere near the one we experienced here five years ago. I don't know what has changed, with regard to management of the property, but whomever is responsible has failed miserably. We will absolutely not be staying here again.
Completely fallen down around you. Manager stated it was the description. Sad for such a historic place to see it in such despair. I sent pictures and Emails but nothing was done. Windows broken, furniture peeling, porch covered in junk and trash. Lights out, air unit had a bucket propped to collect water which needed to be emptied several times a day. Shower curtain covering dining room table, refrigerator leaks water.....on and on. So incredibly sad. I was looking for my Birthday rental for next year and saw the "Hut" in my search.... same deceiving pictures from article written in 2002. Other than the horrible situation the home is in If it were fixed it would be a perfect vacation spot for people looking for history... this is more like delapitated
We recently stayed for a week at The Hut in Summer Haven. What a peaceful time it was! We like to stay at less than perfect places since many others won't and the price is more in our range. It is very rustic, especially the bathroom. It was clean, but there are a number of repairs that need to be done (broken window with a magazine cover as a replacement, three burners on an older electric stove with a fourth that was sparking, hinges on the kitchen window need replacing). The location makes up for most of those. We didn't need the air conditioning, but it looks like a few of the units need some attention. We had a wonderful week weather-wise and wished we could stay longer. Someday.....
Had a great vacation at the Hut. Was not able to check in at 4pm due to housekeeping still finishing up. Everything is exactly like pictured and fit our family of 3n adults and two dogs perfect. We walked behind the house in the dried up river bed to have access to the beach less than 200 feet. The hurricane wiped out about 6 beach houses so the beach is almost a private beach with a lot of sea shells to pick up. We would rent this hut again, had a great view of the ocean from the top deck, we seen pelicans, dolphins, etc.. The grocery store is about 10 minutes up the road.
We had a great beach vacation for two with a few bumps. The Hut is a 1880 historic property on the ocean, so don't expect perfection but do enjoy charm. We would actually stay here again. Air Conditioning is MANY portable units, the noise is not what I want on vacation and we spent the first hour mopping water since a drain failed. Storms have really taken a toll and took out the paved road out front so access is difficult and rocky(I fell) and sand has completely filled in the river in the rear. It is weird to see boat docks sitting on sand. The bath is dingy and no curtain on exterior door you have to pass in middle of night. Our biggest disappointment was we were without power for most of one day and it took numerous calls to rental company before they finally called power company (like I asked 6 hours earlier. Then it took hours to repair, but the power repair guys were wonderful (Transformer was blown). The deck up top is great for beach and pelican watching. The porch has great shady spots to enjoy a book. Turtles all around the lovely landscaping. Ghosts at no extra charge. Overall a good vacation choice, but given issues I do think is overpriced somewhat.
Our family had a wonderful time here at the hut during the day we would site see and enjoy the beach with the kids and the family dog the kids would fish while I enjoyed the view which I may add is spectacular and the wild life is amazing we saw dolphins, birds, tortoises and more at night we would enjoy dinning with the sound of the ocean right outside your window if your looking to reconnect with the family this is an awesome place to do that.
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Lisa Saladin
Lisa K. Saladin, PT, Ph.D., FAPTA, FASAHP
- Ph.D. Physical Therapy, Nova Southeastern University (2004)
- MS Anatomy, University of Manitoba (1990)
- BMR Physical Therapy, University of Manitoba (1984)
Areas of Teaching
- Neuroscience
- Physical Therapy Examinations and Interventions for Patients with Neuromuscular Disorders
- Professional Issues
- Research
- Graduate Practicums
Research Interests
- Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Rehabilitation Services
- Outcomes Measurement in Patients with Neurological Disorders
- Community-Based Interventions
- Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy Post-Stroke
Recent Presentations
- Dunn, S., Guccione, A., Powers, C., Sahrmann S., Saladin, L., Whitney, S., and Zadai, C. "The Human Movement System: Our Identity our Vision." American Physical Therapy Association NEXT Conference, June 2015. Washington, DC.
- Dale, D., MacIlveen, T., Nwigwe, C. and Saladin, L.K. "Transforming and Optimizing: How to Live the New APTA Vision." American Physical Therapy Association CSM Conference, Feb 2015. Indianapolis, IN.
- Saladin, L.K. "Keys to Successful Leadership." Woman's Scholarship Initiative Medical University of South Carolina, Nov 2014. Charleston, SC.
- Saladin, L.K. "Integrating the Movement System into Didactic And Clinical Physical Therapy Education." Washington University Inaugural Movement System Symposium, Sept 2014. St. Louis, MO.
- Saladin, L.K. "Guiding Principles for Quality Patient Care." Medical University of South Carolina Physical Therapy White Coat Ceremony Keynote Address, June 2014. Charleston, SC.
- Saladin, L.K. "Patient First Clinical Care." Bellarmine University Physical Therapy White Coat Ceremony Keynote Address, May 2014. Louisville, KY.
- Arundale, A., Dale, D., Guobadia, E., MacIlveen, T., McGehee, W., Nwigwe, C. Rockar, P., and Saladin, L.K. "In-Vision Yourself." American Physical Therapy Association CSM Conference, Feb 2014. Las Vegas, NV.
Recent Honors & Awards
- American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Lucy Blair Service Award, 2013
- MUSC Master Teacher Designation, 2009
- APTA Dorothy E. Baethke-Eleanor J. Carlin Award for the Excellence in Academic Teaching, 2008
- SCAPTA Emily Cates Award for Outstanding Service to the Profession of Physical Therapy, 2008


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Kanye and Kim are pulling out ALL the stops for their wedding reception! They're even planning an elaborate and scrumptious eight-course dinner for their guests, a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY. We're getting hungry just thinking about it!
Kanye West and Kim Kardashian's wedding guests are in for a delicious treat because the couple is planning to serve a decadent eight-course feast at their Paris wedding reception, HollywoodLife.com is EXCLUSIVELY reporting.
Kim Kardashian & Kanye West Wedding Reception: The 'Lavish' Feast He's Planning
Money ain't a thing when it comes to Kanye and Kim's wedding! The power couple is planning a chef's delight for their reception, which will include eight courses for every single attendee.
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Wow! It sounds like Kimye's wedding is going to be nothing short of amazing!
Kanye West & Kim Kardashian Planning 'One-Of-A-Kind Experience' For Wedding Guests
We're told the couple is already in talks with several chefs in Paris and they are putting the finishing touches on a meal that will truly be fit for a king and queen.
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... indicator of direction (usually North)! So I took my best shot at a so named "west" exit, as I recalled there was a Carrefour supermarket that way. I found no Carrefour, onlu lots of construction, heat, noise and eventually was inside the NOVA shopping center. I went to the basement shopping area and worked my way up, seeing little of interest to me, but still quite enjoyed the air conditioning and window shopping. I remembered seeing a ...
Friday August 14th: a full day in Changsha
... are usually 100-200 RMB. Passing that interesting area as inconspicuously as possible, I turned down Xiaoxiang Middle Road, back toward Xinmin Road. Xiaoxiang: what an interesting name. The Xiao River flows into the Xiang River just North of Lingling. This would be like us naming a street back home the "Santiam Willamette Street." I was searching for a shop that might have the power strip I needed. Finding nothing on Xinmin, I turned SSW onto Lushan (literally in my mind ...
Concluding (finally) my Thursday, August 13th day
... time maybe… Suffice it to say we found it, the girl (she looked unmarried and in China they are all considered and called girls until they are married or reach about age 30. Then if unmarried, they are called, not so very kindly, "left behind.") spoke only to Vennie, in Chinese, which is unusual for a YHA hostel. I was �100 short in cash (there was a �100 key card deposit) but fortunately Vennie had it. We went to the room, dropped off ...


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Prison sentences don't affect only those behind bars - they are also hard for loved ones left on the outside. Visits are perhaps only 20 minutes long, and often take place in crowded rooms, knocking any chance of privacy on the head.
This documentary follows three cases: Darren, an alcoholic gambler, and his partner, Rubina; arsonist Dave, whose partner Becky has just given birth to a son; and Claire, who is bringing up her daughter, Lia Jade, behind bars.
The film-makers examine whether family relationships can survive when one member is locked up, and also ask whether maintaining family ties can combat recidivism.
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- Film Directors
- Pregnancy
- Prison
- Privacy
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Tattersall's Cup
The Tattersall's Cup is a Tattersall's Racing Club Group 3 Australian open handicap race for Thoroughbred horses run over a distance of 2200 metres at Eagle Farm Racecourse, Queensland in June. Total prizemoney is AUD$200,000.
Past winners
- 2010 Mirrasalo [1]
- 2009 Hume [2]
- 2008 Ballack [3]
- 2007 Ice Chariot
- 2006 Ring Of Fire
See also
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Now, if you're a typical HPer, you've noticed that the US official quoted in the story has the last name of "Cohen", and you all know what that means. He's automatically a dirty
There's also time for Israel-bashing and ZOG conspiracy theories, even though Israel is barely in this story (Cohen made his statement on Israel Army Radio).
And, of course, some straight-forward anti-Semitism.
All in all, just your average day on the Huffington Post.