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I gasped and took off at top speed to have a look to see if I could help at all. My phone was already out of my pocket as I dialed the android clean-up service number.
It seemed that there was a out-of-order android that was wreking havoc upon the public. I squinted to see inside and spotted a girl from my school who was trapped underneath the crazy-cooking-robot.
I looked around frantically and grabbed a nearby trash can and lobbed it through the window. The glass only cracked to I had to throw it a few more times.
Finally the window smashed through and floods of people scrambled out.
I pushed through them and went inside. There was a young man stood near her, I could tell that both of them were older than me and they still couldn't do anything.
But surely they, normal humans, didn't have the metallic advantage I had. If my left side got attcked, it'd only be dented and wouldn't hurt. I nodded to myself.
'No, what the hell are you doing kid?!' The man yelled, a terrified expression crossed his face and he tried to block me.
I ran full pelt into the android, knocking it over with my left side. The girl got up and stumbled away, she hit the other dude as if to tell him to do the same as her. She picked up a table and whacked the android over the head, the man did the same. Narrowly missing myself.
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Consider, even, the start of day: After almost three weeks of waiting for the stars in his head to clear, Alessi not only made a game-day decision to ride, he was the first rider to come around in the day's opening A practice. He'd wind up third fastest on the timing sheets for the first session, and fourth in the second.
In the first moto, the 800 bike ripped such a start that it ripped the starting gate right apart. Alessi was 15 feet out of the gate with the gate still in front of him -- yet he somehow came out of the first corner in third and held that position throughout the race to put it on the box... only to be docked a spot for the aforementioned damage to Mt. Morris property. Alessi would be scored fourth.
Then he ripped another runner in the second race and went on a flyer -- gapping the field in unknown conditions through standing water that hid holes and ruts from the first round of motos. Alessi's opening laps were three or more seconds faster than the competition, building a massive lead he would surrender only after colliding with a lapped rider in a slippery, deeply rutted hook turn at the top of the course. He remounted still in first, barely, but quickly succumbed to the charge of Chad Reed. Whereas a penalty would keep him off the box in the first race, the charging rival Ryans, Villopoto and Dungey, would do the same in the closing laps.
Good starts aside, Alessi spent the day entrenched at or near the top of the leader board. The only riders to finish ahead of him (on the track) were the top three in the points race, Reed, Villopoto, and Dungey. Those are big shoes on the podium, and Alessi still wants to fill them.
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The first sign that Jane* (names are withheld to protect identity of abuse victims) was in a relationship that would feature domestic abuse came unexpectedly on the night of her honeymoon, when her husband began a tirade of emotional abuse. The situation worsened and continued for over ten years.
The abuse she suffered was physical, emotional and financial. For over a decade Jane was isolated, not allowed to wear makeup, go out with friends, socialize or contact her family. She was closely monitored, and only allowed to go to work and back home. The money she earned was controlled by her husband. She was only provided with an allowance to buy gas and food. She had to account for every penny. Jane gave birth to two beautiful children, and did her best to shield them from the horrific abuse she encountered; always concerned the abuse would soon extend to her kids. As survivors of domestic violence can attest, there was nothing she felt that she could do to stop the abuse.
Jane endured the situation in silence. Throughout her marriage she maintained a professional career, kept a perceived "normal" household while enduring suffering and indignation because she felt there was no other way. The shame and guilt she felt prevented her from sharing her pain and trauma with friends and family.
This continued until a series of events led her to The Center for Women and Families of Fairfield County. When Jane suffered yet another episode of abuse, she remembered public service announcements about support and counseling from the Center and believed that she finally might be able to escape from her life of abuse. Following some confidential counseling sessions and working with compassionate case workers, Jane finally decided, mostly out of concern for her children and her safety, to leave the abusive relationship. Today, Jane and her children are living free of abuse and she volunteers with the Center as a speaker and serves as a truly inspirational advocates for survivors of domestic violence.
The Center is the primary resource for survivors of domestic and sexual abuse and prevention education in Eastern Fairfield County, including the towns of Trumbull, Monroe, Bridgeport and Fairfield. The Center works within multiple systems of care and collaboration including justice systems, law enforcement, child welfare, eldercare, education and multiple other social and private services.
The Center works to provide a path of healing for survivors and to create a competent community response to domestic and sexual violence. They provide age appropriate and culturally informed prevention, intervention, advocacy and education to citizens of all ages. During the last fiscal year, they provided domestic and sexual violence intervention to over 4,600 individuals, of which almost 600 were children who witnessed abuse or were the direct target of physical and/or sexual abuse. In this same period, 198 Trumbull and 232 Fairfield residents received services.
These numbers, compared with the number of residents in the community, tell us that there are many victims not receiving the support they require. We need to advocate community education and awareness aimed at increasing the level of understanding of this type of violence; increasing individual's capacity for empathy and self-esteem. The Center is educating the community to prevent violence by providing information to over 6,700 individuals. The largest percentage being school aged children through forums, vigils and in-school educational programs.
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Curious Objects: Curios Shops in Paris (Part One)2013-06-11 5 Share Tweet
Paris is a place full of surprises, especially if you're looking for unexpected things or objects. A curio is by definition "a curious or unusual object of art or piece of bric-a-brac." A curio shop then is by extension, a shop that sells these curios.
If you're looking for those places in Paris to buy gifts for friends and family or even just to browse around and take some snap shots, you should definitely start your search in the 18th arrondissement. With its narrow streets and romantic alleys full of all sorts of little shops – from trendy brands to traditional souvenirs shops around the Sacré Coeur – this famous and very touristic area of Paris offers a variety of "insolite" shops.
Old plastic dolls, sardine cans, old photographs, earrings, bracelets, "flacons" de perfume, etc. That's what you will find at the shop Tombées du camion ("Fallen from the truck" literally). At first, look you might just ask yourself, "why sell these 'old', vintage objects?" For the sake of nostalgic objects, curios have always been always been a success in between collectors from all sorts.
The retro look of the shop is already something else — so if you're looking for an alternative gift shop, far more peculiar than any other shop you expected to find near Montmartre or simply a different shop with an eccentric look, that's the place for you.
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"Investors will think twice about investing in the UK," said Miren Etcheverry, co-manager of the John Hancock International Equity Fund in Boston, which invests about 55 per cent of its $34bn (pounds 21bn) outside the US. "Short- term attention will be on euro countries first, Europe second and the UK third."
"I strongly favour continental Europe over the UK," said Ron Chapman, head of international equities at the Dreyfus Global Growth Fund. Of the $100m Dreyfus has invested internationally, $45m is in continental Europe and about $8m in Britain.
Already, gains in Europe's big stock indices have so far this year outpaced Britain's FT-SE 100, which typically serves as the region's benchmark. The FT-SE 100 has gained about 15 per cent compared with gains of 40 per cent in Italy's MIB30, Europe's most profitable market this year.
The UK has also lagged behind a 34 per cent rise in French stocks, a 36 per cent increase in Spain and gains of more than 27 per cent in the benchmark indices of Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands.
These markets have risen on accelerating corporate profits, coupled with falling interest rates, as countries battle to get their economies in shape to qualify for the single currency. Stocks are also getting a further boost from mergers and acquisitions, such the recent agreement by Germany's Daimler-Benz to buy Chrysler, the third-largest US car manufacturer.
The creation of global companies is alerting US investors to the benefits the euro can bring in Europe. Confidence has also been boosted by the success of Europe's political leaders in allaying concerns that the euro would be a weak currency.
The abolition of national currencies is also expected to make it easier for companies to sell products and services to their European neighbours, driving prices down to the lowest levels prevailing in the region. Buyers will be able to purchase from any company offering the best deal without having to worry that currency shifts will undermine cross-border transactions.
Because the UK Government, concerned that the British will not be willing to exchange pounds for euros, has said it will not consider joining EMU until mid-2002, UK companies will miss out on those benefits.
"I believe the future course of the UK economy will be damaged if they don't become a part of EMU," said Mr Chapman. He added that even if Britain joined at a later date, it would always remain "a weak member".
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Kevin O'Leary of TV's hit show "Shark Tank" tells entrepreneurs what they don't want to hear.
He's brutally honest with contestants on the ABC investment reality show in a way that often recalls the jarring Simon Cowell, the former judge on "American Idol."
The other Sharks on the show, which is rated No. 1 on Friday nights, sarcastically call O'Leary Mr. Wonderful. The nickname has stuck. When he shows up at hotels, they often have the reservation under his nickname.
"I am Mr. Wonderful because it's wonderful to be told the truth," O'Leary, the author of "Cold Hard Truth on Men, Women & Money," told IBD. "Everyone else coddles people even when their ideas don't have any merit. In money, there's no gray, only black and white — you make it or you lose it."
Whatever one thinks of his sharp tongue, he knows what he's talking about, with a net worth of $300 million, according to Forbes.
O'Leary, 59, was born in Montreal. He seemed predestined for business, given the charisma and wit of his Irish salesman father and his financially conscious mother.
But when Kevin was 6, Mom grew tired of Dad's gambling, divorced him and married a student pursuing a Ph.D. in business with just $36 to his name.
Not Easy
During the ensuing custody battle, Kevin's mother kept them safe from his dad's rough friends by taking Kevin and his brother to Switzerland. They returned a couple of months later when the father died of a heart attack.
O'Leary's stepfather became an official at the United Nations, and they moved frequently to such nations as Ethiopia and Cyprus.
The boys' parents made sure they mixed with the locals and not just U.N. families. "I had a chance to experience different cultures, something that has made me a better investor," said O'Leary. "Now I can go back to places like Cambodia, where the country has had a dramatic turnaround, and see great opportunities. I'd tell anyone starting a career today that they should consider going where there is high single-digit growth, like China, India, Brazil or Vietnam."
His mother contributed to his future success by showing him the value of frugality, how every saved dollar could become a fortune with patience. Her sons worked hard at whatever jobs were available.
Back in Canada, after graduating from high school, O'Leary attended the Royal Military College Saint-Jean in Quebec for two years, then in 1977 earned a bachelor's degree in psychology and environmental science at the University of Waterloo in Ontario. Three years later came his MBA at the University of Western Ontario.
After working as an assistant product manager at the Nabisco snack firm — now a subsidiary of Kraft Foods Group (KRFT) — O'Leary and two friends founded Special Event Television, which produced sports programming.
One of his partners bought him out for $25,000. So he invested part of the money in a startup, the software publisher SoftKey International, alongside two associates in 1983. With O'Leary as president, working out of his basement, the three compiled software on CD-ROMs.
They lost money at first. But over the next decade, they bought other publishers and grew fast by shedding those units' overhead.
"I learned that acquisitions need to be truly accretive quickly, and today shareholders don't have patience for anything that might only provide long-term benefits," he said. "What's troubling is that industry consolidation is mainly about tax efficiency, which shows how screwed up the tax code is."
In 1990, O'Leary married Linda Greer and they would have two children, Savannah and Trevor. He makes sure they get together on weekends, no matter where he is. O'Leary owns several houses worldwide; he says his home is wherever the family can meet.
By 1995, SoftKey had bought up 60 rivals, including The Learning Co. — a leader in educational software programs — and took on its name. The next year O'Leary's firm moved to Boston. By 1999, The Learning Co. had 467 titles and $800 million in annual sales. That year, it was acquired by Mattel (MAT) in a $4.2 billion stock swap that gave O'Leary a big stake in the company.
Mattel saw an opportunity to expand from toys to education. Yet O'Leary departed in 2000 when Mattel sales declined.
Three years later, O'Leary became a director with Storage Now, helping the firm become Canada's third largest owner of climate-controlled storehouses.
Storage Now was bought by InStorage REIT in 2007 for $110 million, and eventually TKG StorageMart bought the whole outfit.
After exiting Mattel as a shareholder, O'Leary became an investment adviser to Genstar Capital and Hamilton Trust, while appearing on financial TV shows in Canada and America.
Riding The Rules
O'Leary's personal portfolio got clobbered when the Great Recession hit in 2008. He realized he had to return to his mother's investment principles, which are the foundation of O'Leary Funds:
• Invest no more than 5% in one stock and only 20% in one segment.
• Put money in stocks that pay dividends or in interest-bearing bonds.
• Don't invest in anything you don't understand.
• If something sounds too good to be true, it is.
• Be patient.
Just as crucial as the right investments is not wasting money, says O'Leary. In his book and on his website, he offers tips on how to save the critical 10% of income necessary to become rich with good decisions, big and small:
• Don't blow money on a big wedding.
• Rent instead of buying a house if the mortgage will cost more than 25% of your income — 30% in expensive cities.
• Don't buy anything fancy for the baby, who won't appreciate it anyway while you go broke.
• Live where you can walk or take mass transit to work.
• Instead of joining an expensive diet club, have your doctor design a personal food plan.
His empire encompasses everything from O'Leary Mortgages to O'Leary Fine Wines.
Apparently, he has good taste.
"I was about to buy a winemaker when one approached me about handling the growing, bottling and distribution, so I could concentrate on the product and brand," he said. "I'm probably the only winemaker who was profitable in the first 60 days. I was surprised my name could carry a wine brand, but people trust me, and we've won awards and gone from 5,000 cases the first season to expecting 20,000 in what will be our third."
Time To Go
O'Leary's travel time is managed by his assistant, Nancy Cheung, who allocates each 30-minute segment based on return on investment.
In 2006 he became one of the stars of the Canadian version of a Japanese venture-capital reality TV show called "Dragons' Den." The original has been spun off in markets from Nigeria to Afghanistan, evidence of the universal attraction of entrepreneurship.
Another one of the original Dragons was Robert Herjavec, who is now with O'Leary on the American version, "Shark Tank," which debuted in 2009. In each season of the ABC show, 150 small-business owners — winnowed down from 360,000 applicants this year — pitch the Sharks ideas for expansion in exchange for a percentage of the startup, debt financing or a royalty on sales.
Daily operations of O'Leary's "Shark Tank" commitments are headed by Alex Kenjeev, president of O'Leary Ventures, which manages the 23 he's invested in. One is Wicked Good Cupcakes of Cohasset, Mass., which ships the treats in jars. The firm's leaders were doing less than $200,000 a year when they landed on "Shark Tank." "We're expecting $5 million next year," O'Leary said. "They started with seven employees and now have 50."
Michael DuDell, author of "Shark Tank Jump Start Your Business," is impressed with such sweet success: "Kevin is one of the most disciplined, pragmatic investors I know. He doesn't get caught up in the hype that often plagues the startup community. His solitary goal is to get a return on his investment, which may not be popular to admit, but it's a big part of what makes him so successful."
Said O'Leary: "I love to finance and work with entrepreneurs, so I'm having the time of my life now."


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Admitted to distributing goods from my company in the amount of 1,500 dollars and agreed to pay. Am checking mail and see that they decided to file for a hearing to issue a warrant, will pay the full amount back before court, however what is next step ?
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anyway, got a bill for 23,000 can we do anything about this?
We have oserved posts along the lines of a patient going to a medical facility and being discharged without tests. Then at some later time an illness is diagnosed that it is said could have or should have or would have been dignosed earlier but for testing.
I wish you and your girlfriend the best of health and am certain you will find a way to pay for the medical bills or work with the provider(s) for whatever assistance might be available.
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A lot of times contacting the billing department in the hospital helps. Explain your situation and let them know what you can do. They would rather get paid some of the amount than send it to collections. They might help initially or you may need to be persistent. I wish you the best of luck.
Mike Walker
Do you have health insurance? If so have them bill your insurance and then contact the billing department and explain what happened, saying that they should only be entitled to the insurance reimbursement given what happened.
Good luck.
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Send the bills to your health insurance carrier to resolve.
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When you say "unneeded" I am not clear whether you mean that the test was simply negative or that some physician ordered it erroneously. Obviously just because the exam was negative would not mean it was medically unnecessary the symptoms she presented with. as long as it was determined to be medically necessary to arrive at a diagnosis, she would be responsible for the bill, assuming she does not have health insurance. In that circumstance I would contact the hospital to seek a uninsured discount.
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Chapter FourMature
I closed my eyes, knowing that that was Mason's voice, and wishing he would just walk away now, before we got into another fight.
"Hi." I turned to glare at him.
He kicked at the ground, leaning against the locker beside mine. "I wanted to apologize."
A couple of people stared as they walked past, having heard the fight that went on day before yesterday. They're probably all excited over the prospect of another fight happening.
"Glad we could make your day," I grumbled, and pulled my bag higher up on my arm.
"What?" Mason asked, and I shook my head.
"Nothing. Talking to myself. What do you want?"
"I already said."
"Get on with it then, asshole," I snapped and stare at him impatiently.
The tardy bell rang, but I stayed put. I wanted to hear whatever he had to say.
"I'm sorry, Bella. I'm really sorry. I didn't mean it like that. I don't like her like that. I love you."
I raised an eyebrow at that. "Thought we just met not too long ago?"
"Snap out of that for like five minutes."
"Okay. Continue."
I looked away from him, looking up at the clock.
"I really didn't mean it like that. I don't mean to flirt, it just happens. I'm sorry, Bella."
"What was with you having your arm around her the entire time?"
"I was just being friendly. I'll back off. I didn't mean for it to be taken that way. I'm sorry."
I nodded. I needed to keep my cool. He was apologizing. I wanted to work things out. He wanted to work things out. We could do this. We both needed to try. This was him trying; I needed to put my efforts into it now.
"I accept."
He smiled, and leaned forward to hug me. Holding up my hands, I stepped backwards. "Woah, stranger. Personal boundaries."
He laughed. "Sorry. I forgot. You're just so easy to be comfortable around."
I flipped my hair. " I know I'm gorgeous, but damn. You need to remember the way things are, Asbury."
He winked. "I'll work harder next time."
Laughing, I start to walk away. "Gotta go, we're late."
"Wait, one second."
"What?" I stopped mid-stride and looked back at him.
"Do you want to hang out after school today? I don't think we finished getting to know each other after the mall the other day. We fell asleep last time."
I chuckled. "Yeah, guess we didn't. Sure. My place? Or somewhere else?"
"How bout the park or something like that?" He suggested, and I started to walk again.
"Okay!" I called and he waved me on.
I got a text as I walked out the school doors, telling me to meet Mason at my car, and that he'd give me more details when I got there. The weather was still crappy, and I frowned up at the sky as I walked. If we were going to the park, I sure hoped it didn't rain again. I didn't want to be stuck in the car the whole time.
Mason was standing at the back of my car when I got there, using the trunk as a table for his bag and Mountain Dew Bottle. He beamed at me as I unlocked my car and threw my bag in.
"Hey," he greeted me, and grabbed his bag and drink from the car. "So, I was thinking we won't hang out at the park this time. You'd complain about the cold the whole time, and that just gets annoying."
I held back a snippy retort, and forced a more appropriate smile. Yeah, I was still pretty annoyed with him. Manners would have to carry me a long way through this.
"Where do you want to hang out then?" I asked, and sat down in the driver's seat, but left the door open so I could talk to Mason. He leaned against the car parked beside me.
"I guess we could hang out at your house or something," he said, but then made a face. "But I really don't want to. I want to actually do something today."
I waved at Trish as she walked past, clinging to her new boyfriend's hand as if her life depended on it. She barely acknowledged me. Her eyes were all over him, no one else.
"Yeah," I agreed, looking away from the lovebirds. "I do too, but I don't really know anything we could go do." I shoved my hand in my pocket, looking for my wallet. When I didn't find it there, I reached for my purse. "I work tomorrow, I'll have more money soon. But for right now," I pulled out my wallet and examined the contents. "I have maybe twenty bucks left, and that has to go towards gas."
Mason looked upwards as I had earlier, thinking. "I don't guess it's going to rain or anything..." he decided slowly. His gaze dropped back down to me. "If you're willing to deal with the cold, we could just hang out at the campground or something."
We lived near a little campground that I wasn't even sure the name of. It was one of the nicer campgrounds here in West Virginia, but it was obviously devoid of life in the winter. We weren't really supposed to hang out there, but who was really going to report us in the dead of winter? In addition to the campground, there was a handful of other summer camps that lined a little dirt road near our houses, also empty this time of year. We had one other neighbor besides each other; a sweet little old woman that was always glad for company, and eager to share her tomatoes and strawberries in the summer.
"I have no problem with that. My parents won't even have a problem with it. Your mom wouldn't, right?" I stuck the keys in the ignition, but didn't turn it yet.
"No, she wouldn't. We can just ditch our cars at our houses and meet out front. Sound good to you?"
I nodded. "Yeah, that's fine. See ya there, then."
"See ya." He flashed me a crooked smile before disappearing around the end of my car to go find his truck. I turned the engine over and drove home, hoping I'd beat him there. My dad was home early today, and he'd want me to go inside and talk to him for a little while. I didn't exactly want Mason present, either. Dad didn't hate him, exactly, but ever since he found out his little girl was interested in more than just riding bikes with this quick fingered, fast talking boy, he regarded him in a gruff manner and didn't go out of his way to make Mason feel comfortable. And after all the times I'd come home, streaked in tears and barely able to speak from crying, Dad had no soft places in his heart for Mason.
I got there in record time, slamming the car door and darting inside before Mason got there. I was sure he'd driven just as fast and would arrive only a couple of minutes behind me, his only delay having been actually getting to his truck to drive home.
Dad sat in the living room, his only company a worn paperback book and a cup of black coffee. His reading glasses were set on the tip of his nose, the book folded in half in one hand, and the cup of coffee in his other hand. The old plaid couch looked too small to hold all of him. He wasn't a fat man by any means, just very large in build with equally large muscles. He worked in the food department at the federal prison in Beckley, and worked out every day after work. It was why I didn't usually see him after school or before I went to bed.
"Hey, Daddy," I said lightly, sitting down beside him. I set my bag down by my feet. "Have a good day at work?"
He looked up from his book then, and set it aside. A wide grin came over those lips that were usually so serious all the time. His green eyes--the only feature we shared--twinkled. "Hey, babydoll. Yeah, it was a pretty good day. How was your day?"
I smiled, leaning over to hug him. He wrapped one arm around me for a moment, and then released me. "Boring. We never do anything new at school. I hate it." I rolled my eyes and added a sigh to push my point, and he grinned again.
"It's 'cause you're so smart, babydoll. I think you should've gone for the honors classes."
I gave him an incredulous look. "I'd never pass the eleventh grade if I took honors classes!"
He fixed me with a stern look. "Don't say that. Course you would. You're my daughter, ain't ya?"
"Duh, Daddy," I said, and stood, kissing his forehead. "Can we order a pizza tonight? You and me? It's been a while since we hung out, just us."
He laughed. "What's up with you? Don't think you've been like this since you were eight."
"What, I can't want to hang out with my Dad?"
Actually, I really did just want to hang out with my Dad. Being the way I'd been with Mason for the past... well, really long time had worn me out. I wanted to go back to the times where nothing mattered but what my parents and brothers thought. Where the most pain was biting my tongue or my brothers and I play fighting. I was nostalgic for the old times when my family was closer.
"I 'spose you can. Yeah, sure, babydoll. We can do that. Order a movie too?"
I nodded eagerly. "Yeah."
"Alright, then. I'll tell your Momma not to go to much trouble tonight for dinner."
"Okay, Daddy. I'm gonna go hang out with Mase for a little while. You wanna hang out about seven?"
He glanced at his watch. "That sounds fine."
"Okay, Daddy. Love you." I went back out the front door, stuffing myself into a thick hoodie that I grabbed from the hook by the door.
Mason stood by the side of the road that separated our houses. "What took you so long?" He said impatiently, his breath a cold fog in front of his face. His cheeks and nose were red with cold. He'd drawn up the hood of his jacket around his head and tightened it in an attempt to block out the cold. I smirked, remembering his earlier comment about females and the cold.
"Was talking to Daddy."
He fell into step beside me as we headed towards the campground. The muddy road lacked the gravel it usually had in the summer. At the beginning of every other summer, the guy that owned the campground replaced the gravel, because it got worn out from the traffic of cars and trucks to and from the campground. It was due for another layer.
"Oh, okay."
"Yeah, my Daddy works at the prison, so he isn't home a ton of the time," I explained. As if he didn't already know. The lack of my father's presence made it easier for me to sneak out at night, to see him.
"What's he like?" Mason asked, pulling his jacket sleeves over his hands.
I shrugged. "He's kind of quiet. Really big, muscular. Dark hair and green eyes. He's Southern, not like Mom. Mom is from New Jersey. Daddy's from Mississippi. They met when he was working with some guy that moved stuff for a bunch of people, a privately owned business. He and Mom must have hit it off from the start, though, because a year and nine months later, there was my oldest brother, Dave."
"Sounds kind of like my grandpa," Mason commented, and I looked at him. He didn't usually talk about his grandpa, it made him... sad. Sad wasn't really the word for it. Sometimes, I didn't really know. It seemed like he was more nostalgic, like I was sometimes.
"What was he like?" I asked softly, shivering at the icy wind that danced over my face and whipped my hair.
Mason looked far off, towards the dark, rolling mountains that lined the edge of the Greenbrier River. The Redrock on the Greenbrier.
"He was... quiet, like your dad. He was really short, too, but stocky. He could handle any kind of physical work, and wouldn't complain about it. He never complained about anything, except for the 'damned government'. He hated politics. He was really generous too. You should've seen him. One time, when I was down in New Orleans one summer, he saw this homeless man that didn't have any shoes. And he walked straight up to him, asked the man what size shoes he wore, and then took the guy to buy a pair of shoes. I couldn't believe it at the time, but now... I think I'd do the same. Because Grandpa'd want me to. He wanted all of us to be like that; to not think about ourselves before we helped others. I miss him."
I was silent at that. I'd heard him talk like this before, but not in so much depth. He usually tried to hide stuff like this, never revealing how much everything got to him. I was shocked.
He looked at me sideways, and noticed that I was watching him. "Oh," I said, for lack of better things to say.
"Yeah," he said, tearing his gaze from the mountains and looking at me full on.
"I'm... sorry." I winced at the lameness of my words, knowing he'd heard them a million times before. I'd been there with him at the funeral. I'd seen the haunted look on his face as he looked at his grandfather's body in the casket, seen the paleness of his usually tanned skin, the shriveled fingers folded over his chest. The fakeness of it all... I'd held him while he cried that night after the funeral. It'd been the weakest I'd ever seen him, and I shuddered and grew sick every time I thought of it. I hated how much that had hurt him, I hated it. I wanted to take it away from him, all the pain he'd ever felt from it. But of course I couldn't.
"It's okay," he muttered, a standard answer for the standard sympathies.
"Do you have siblings?" I asked, changing the subject.
"Three, actually."
"What's their names?"
He stepped over a puddle. "Rosie, Will, and Lexi. Lexi is a half sister. My dad and mom sort of seperated for a while, and Lexi was the result. Her mom was a dead beat, so dad got custody of her. This was also about the time I was born, so we're the same age. Less than a month apart. Pretty fucked up, actually."
"At least your mom and dad are back together now, right?"
"They are, but I think my mom resents Lexi. She knows that it isn't Lexi's fault, but still. They were seperated and everything, but I've heard the story a million times. Whenever Mom gets drunk, she likes to tell it. Dad had come over to get some of his stuff, and they ended up screwing, and I was the result there. And Dad was also screwing his girlfriend, who he was living with at the time, so Lexi was the result there. Bad timing, I think."
"Do you resent Lexi?"
He looked up, surprised. "Hell no, I love her like a complete full blooded sister. I mean, we're practically full blood. We've grown up together and everything. I love her like I do Rosie and Will. It's just harder on her, because Mom treats her unfairly sometimes."
"How so?"
"Like, if she gets in trouble or something, Mom punishes her worse than she would if it were me or Will or Rosie getting into trouble."
"That really sucks," I said, pitying Lexi. I knew this, of course, because I was pretty good friends with Lexi. I knew their story, and listened to Lexi vent about it a lot.
"Yeah, it does. Do you have any siblings?"
I paused. "Yeah.. I do. Three brothers. Dave, Zach, and Nathaniel."
"How old?"
"Zach is eleven, in the fifth grade--he failed a year--Nathaniel is eighteen, about to go to college. He took a year off. And Dave... passed away when he was sixteen. I was eleven when he died. I was closest to him at the time, I didn't really get along with my other brothers."
"What was he like?" Mason pressed, and I knew this was actually out of legit curiousity. He'd known Dave, but had never really hung out with him or anything, because we were only eleven at the time. He'd been the annoying best friend of the annoying but endearing little sister.
"I'm not gonna lie, he was sort of a dick at times. But I loved him. He was a partier, and really liked the girls. He was nice to me, though, because I was his little sister. He'd take me out to hang out with his friends sometimes, but not often. His friends didn't really like me, but tolerated me. One time, he took me out sledding, and his friend pushed me down the hill. I got hurt and skinned my hands, and Dave beat the hell out of his friend for it. I cried and ran home, both because I was scared that Dave would be mad at me, and I was hurt. I didn't get to hang out with his friends again after that," I laughed, recalling the memory. Dave had been scary to me then, and I had just wanted to fit in with his friends. I'd been crushed by the fact that his friend had pushed me down the hill, and I'd felt terrible when Dave beat the friend up over it.
"Sounds like a damn good big brother."
"He was. But the night he died... I was sitting in my room, playing with some of the Legos he'd given me for my tenth birthday, when I heard my mom scream in the kitchen. I was only eleven, of course, so I ran to the kitchen and demanded to know what was wrong. I found both my parents unresponsive. My dad was rushing around, cursing and yelling and trying to find the car keys. I'd never seen him like that. But I knew that if I found the car keys it might stop him being mad. It thought that that was what was wrong, weird as it sounds. So I pointed at the key hook, and told him that was where the keys were. He looked at me like I was a foreign little girl, and grabbed the keys. My mom just stood by the kitchen counter, staring down at the dropped phone and crying."
I paused for a second, to catch my breath and stop the tears that threatened to well up in my eyes. "The rest of us were left with the neighbor, Mrs. Watson, while Daddy and Mom went out to confirm that the body was Dave. He was killed in a four wheeler crash. He'd been drinking, and driving the four wheeler, all by himself. I don't even know why he'd do that by himself. But he'd gotten in a head on collision with a white Chevy, and... he died instantly. He was thrown from the four wheeler, and landed in the ditch. The impact broke his neck, and he was killed."
Mason was silent, as I'd been after he'd told me about his grandfather. Tears dripped down my cheeks now, and I made no attempt to stop them. I knew if I did, I'd just attract the attention to myself and Mason would see that I was crying. I hated crying in front of people.
"You know the sick part?" I asked, and didn't wait for an answer. "The guy in the truck didn't even have an apology. He wasn't sorry. He just brushed us off, and we were the family with the dead kid. For months, that's how we were referenced. Pray for them--they need it, their kid died. Bring them food, they probably don't want to cook. Give them your sympathies, it'll make them feel better. And none of it helped. Mom cried every time someone brought food, every time someone offered their sympathies and prayers, and Dad ended up threatening everyone that called. Everyone that showed up to the door with platters of food, he'd slam the door in their face. We didn't want anything to do with anyone. And no one would leave us the hell alone, to mourn in peace."
Mason's arms went around me then; he'd finally noticed my tears. I stiffened at the closeness, but then relaxed against him, glad he'd ignored the thing we'd had going on to comfort me. I gulped in the chilly winter air and calmed myself as Mason's fingers ran through my curly hair. He smelled of Old Spice and Irish Spring soap, like always. That'd never change. I don't think he even knew another brand of soap existed.
"Shh," he whispered. "It's alright."
I stepped away, wiping my face with the sleeve of my hoodie. Sniffling, I eyed his expression. He looked like he didn't know what to do.
"I'm alright," I said, and sniffled some more. "Strange for two strangers to be so close, huh?" I teased, bringing a smile out of him. He relaxed, crying episode over. He never knew what to do with tears.
"I know, right? Completely weird. It's like we were meant to be friends," he said, and we continued walking. We'd reached the campground now, and I made a beeline for the covered picnic tables. They sat on a little concrete platform in the middle of an oval of campers, covered by a wooden roof. Two ice machines and a soda machine sat with them, though none of them were working right now. There was no use keeping them running in the winter, because the only customers were Mason and me.
"Geez, it's cold out here," I said, my teeth chattering. I rubbed my hands against my upper arms, hoping the friction would help the numbness in my fingers.
"I agree," Mason said, and I snorted.
"Thought only females thought it was cold?"
"Only females think it's cold all the time," Mason corrected, and stamped his feet against the ground. "You'd have to be freaking insane to not be cold in this."
"You're insane."
"Not that insane."
I grinned. "Could've fooled me."
He brushed off my teasing. "So, I saw how Erik was all interested in you the other day."
I sighed. "I'm not interested back, there's no worries there."
"Still. It pissed me off."
"Everything that involves me and another guy pisses you off."
"Not true."
"Is too. And we've just met, remember? Don't go pulling that. I know the rules and terms of this agreement. I haven't forgotten."
He didn't respond, so I just sat there for a moment, and then stood. "Look, it's too cold to sit out here. And I've got to get back and eat dinner with my dad anyway."
Mason just sat there, and didn't move. "I'm gonna go," I told him, and waited for an answer.
"Okay. I'll talk to you later, Bella."
"See ya," I said, and walked off, shoving my hands in my pockets. He was in an awfully weird mood today. I shook it off, though. I didn't want to ruin my night with my dad because Mason was being a moody asshole.
Because it was only five when I got home, I had some downtime. I knew my dad was probably holed up in his and mom's room, doing whatever. He wouldn't want to be bothered just yet. I went to the kitchen to grab a water before heading up to my own room to chill out for a while. Zach was in there, sitting at the kitchen table, bent over his math homework. He squinted at the page, concentrating hard. When I walked in, I startled him, and he looked up quickly.
"Oh. It's just you. Hey," he said glumly, and looked back down at his math homework.
"What's wrong?" I asked, and went to the fridge. After getting a water, I walked over and sat down beside Zach. He stared at the pages of the book sadly.
"I don't understand," he informed me. His light brown hair was cropped short, and his thick glasses were perched on the tip of his nose, like Dad's had been earlier. He was the one out of all the kids to resemble Dad the most.
"Understand what?" I asked gently, and pulled the book to me. Simple fifth grade math was on the page, accompanied by dumb pictures of happy children doing math homework, and the boring cartoon pictures they used to explain the problems to the kids. I grimaced at the book. "They haven't given you guys better books by now?"
Zach ignored my comment. "I don't understand mixed fractions."
"Oh, I'll help you," I said, grabbing his pencil and paper. So the next hour was spent helping Zach with his homework and explaining how to add and subtract mixed fractions. I wasn't a math whiz by any means, but even fifth grade math I could do.
By the time we were done, my dad had wandered down to the kitchen, phone book in hand. He was searching for the number to the pizza place.
"Where is it?" he muttered to himself, glaring down at the pages of the phone book. I bit off a smile as I took the book from him.
"I know the number, Daddy, chill. What kind of pizza do you want?" Mason and I had practically lived off of pizza from the time we figured out how to use the phone to order pizza.
"I want cheese, please!" Zach exclaimed, and stuffed his math book in his backpack.
"You always want cheese," I said. He and Mason were practically best friends when it came to pizza. Mason always wanted cheese too, with extra cheese on top of that.
"Your brother is over at his girlfriend's house, and your mother wants a supreme pizza," my dad said, and I raised an eyebrow.
"I thought Nathaniel and Rachel broke up?" I said, reaching for the phone.
"No, not Rachel. Some new little girl named Tiffany or something," dad said, shrugging. He didn't really care about Nathaniel's love life. It was mine he wanted to know every detail of.
I dialed the number for the pizza place and placed my order, ignoring Zach's 'ew' at my request of barbeque chicken pizza. I loved the stuff. When I hung up the phone, my dad asked me which movie I wanted to rent.
"Uhm, I don't know," I said. "We can just get something off of Netflix."
"That's not renting a movie."
"It's cheaper," I said, and looked at Zach. "Can you move the Wii down to the living room for me?"
Zach said yes and ran upstairs to retrieve the Wii. It wouldn't be a movie night for just me and Dad anymore, but whatever. At least Mom and Dad got to hang out, too. They didn't get much time to do that anymore, between both of their jobs and the chores that always needed done around the house.
"Do we have grape soda?" I asked, and Dad nodded, motioning towards the cabinet where we kept all the drinks that didn't need to be kept cold.
I dragged out an unopened twelve pack of grape soda and set it on the kitchen table, along with napkins and paper plates that I took from the top of the fridge. I hated doing dishes. Paper plates were my best friend.
Dad went into the living room to help Zach with setting up the Wii without knocking over the TV, which left me with nothing to do but wait. While I waited, I considered texting Mason and asking him to come over, but that would be breaking our little agreement. It'd be too hard to maintain the facade of having just met when my family was around. They knew we were best friends and had been through hell together, and the pretense would seem a little weird to them.
Finally, the doorbell rang, and I got up to get it, grabbing the money Dad had left on the counter. After handing over the money and giving the guy a ten dollar tip, I carried the pizza into the kitchen.
"Pizza's here!" I yelled, and quickly grabbed my slice and a can of grape soda before I was run over by Zach and my Dad. My mom came down the steps more slowly, and I handed her a plate. Her curly blond hair was a mess--just like mine always was, I hated that I had inherited that from her--and her blue eyes were sleepy. She gave me a tired smile and wrapped her robe tighter around herself before taking the plate.
"Thanks, hon," she said, patting my shoulder.
"No problem," I said around a mouthful of pizza. Cracking open my soda with one hand and balancing my plate in the other, I walked into the living room and claimed a spot on the couch, before it was claimed by my brother.
After everyone had gotten their plates, they all came and sat down in the living room. Zach had picked the movie--some family drama that I'd never heard the name of before, so I had it up and ready to hit play on.
It'd been a long time since we all hung out, and I was kind of sad, seeing how our family had changed as we'd all grown older. As I'd thrown myself into my relationship with Mason, I'd pulled away from my family, too. So much had been damaged by our relationship...
I fell asleep on my dad's shoulder, listening to my mom and dad talk quietly about the movie. His arm was around her, and I could tell she was smiling by the sound of her voice. Zach was watching the movie closely, completely immersed.
I wanted the old times back.


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Located in San Lorenzo, Laurentia Hotel is within a mile (2 km) of popular sights such as Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore and Teatro dell'Opera di Roma. This 45-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free breakfast, a bar/lounge, and free in-room WiFi. St. Peter's Basilica and Roman Forum are also nearby.
Free breakfast is included with your stay. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, or make new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge.
All of Laurentia Hotel's 45 soundproofed rooms provide refrigerators, free newspapers, and safes. Guests can expect to find free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Desks are also included.
Laurentia Hotel features free WiFi in public areas, a meeting room, and a computer station. Offsite parking is available for a fee. Multilingual staff at the front desk are standing by 24/7 to help with concierge services, luggage storage, and securing valuables. Additional amenities include express check-in, free newspapers, and laundry facilities.
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- Close to Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore and Teatro dell'Opera di Roma
- Free breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Bar/lounge
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Laurentia Hotel
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered. A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This business-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and concierge services.
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 45
- Number of floors - 4
- Babysitting or childcare
- Bar/lounge
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Concierge services
- Elevator/lift
- Computer station
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Express check-in
- Luggage storage
- Laundry facilities
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Offsite parking discounted rates available
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Offsite parking discounted rates available
Room Amenities
Laurentia Hotel offers 45 air-conditioned accommodations with safes and complimentary newspapers. Flat-screen televisions come with satellite channels.
Bathrooms include showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless Internet access. Housekeeping is provided daily.
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free newspaper
- Soundproofed rooms
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
Where to Eat
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
A complimentary breakfast is offered.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at noon
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
No rollaway/extra beds available
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 4 per person, per night, up to 10 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 10 years of age.
Hotel Name
- Hotel Laurentia
- Laurentia Hotel
- Laurentia Hotel Rome
- Laurentia Rome
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport. Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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A lovely publication called Birds of Prospect Park that I found on our shelves is a delightful guide to birds in Brooklyn. Published in 1951 by the Brooklyn Bird Club, this pamphlet records field observations of the birds of Prospect Park. The pages include information on sightings of birds and the date sighted. 40 pages of bird observations fill the pamphlet with entries like:
A witty message for the American Robin. This entry for the Tennessee Warbler also caught my eye:
While these entries may not seem very helpful, the listings do include times of year when the birds can be seen throughout Brooklyn. I do wish that there were descriptions of the birds that are unfamiliar to me. Then again, the guide has a decent bibliography which includes Audubon's Field Guide. This pamphlet includes maps that show migratory patterns, bird watching paths in Prospect Park and what to look for in the Spring and Fall. The booklet is almost 60 years old and while I do not know how much birding has changed in Brooklyn over the last 60 years, you can find up-to-date Prospect Park bird sightings at the Brooklyn Bird Club blog! The Brooklyn Bird Club turns 100 this year and has lots of special events planned. I am hoping to go on a bird watching tour soon. Until I can find that moment, I will be content to listen to the melancholy coos of the Mourning Dove couple that reside in my Brooklyn backyard.
Images: Birds of Prospect Park, Brooklyn Bird Club, 1951
More than 240 bird species have been recorded in Prospect Park, according to the Audubon Center's checklist. We are now in the spring migration period, with tropical birds making their way north to their breeding grounds, so very colorful warblers are beginning to arrive. Audubon at the Boat House sponsors beginning birdwalks every Saturday, 12-1:30. First Sunday of the month bird walks begin at 8 am.
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10906 Kickapoo Park Rd Oakwood, Illinois 61858 (map) | (217) 442-4915
Sites: 184 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 19 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $20.00
Lots of deer in this park. They come right up by your RV. It is very quiet here. Electric only for hook up. There are dump stations & water available. There are showers & wash rooms. We didn't use them so I can't say if they were clean or not. Some sights might get satellite signal but we did not. We did get some over the air signals, though. We arrived about an hour before check in time & there was nobody in the booth so we just went ahead & set up in our assigned site. We went back later to register but there was still nobody there. We reserved our space ahead of time so it was paid in full. We did ask a woman who was mowing when there would be someone in the booth & she didn't know but since we paid already not to worry. So we never did register. - Connie's Co-Owner
Jul 2016 - $20.00
The park was very well maintained except for the water, there was a broken water line so getting water to our trailer was not easy. There was good cell service for AT&T, it has paved roads and the sites are gravel and mostly level with the sites being a good size. We would stay there again. They do charge higher for holiday weekends. We were there for 10 days from the July 2nd to July 12th. They had the best fire rings I have ever seen in a park!
Lots of wild life in the park and campgrounds. - MAT-DAT
Oct 2015 - $20.00
This is the nicest state park that we've stayed in in Illinois. The sites are large and most offer privacy from other sites. We do plan to return. - Charlie K
22134 N Hwy 49 Fithian, Illinois 61844 (map) | (217) 583-3200
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Park is about five miles north of I74. It is surrounded by corn and soy bean fields and is very quiet (except for the drivers on IL49 out front but they are few and far between). There is a train track south of I74 with an occasional passing train that you can hear because it is so very quiet in the park. The Five Bridges refers to the pond between the owners' home and the sites; there are five bridges across it. There are plenty of birds in the trees and shrubs around the pond and we saw a chipmunk a couple of times and heard a bullfrog. Friendly, chatty host drove us to our site and aligned us to it. There was 50A electric and water but no sewer. There was a dump site on the way out. The road gate for the park was locked at dusk but the gate by the owners' house was always open. Had a relaxing, pleasant time. Stayed three nights in a 40' motorhome while I went to my class reunion in Danville. - r.boylan
711 West Perimeter Road Rantoul, Illinois 61866 (map) | (217) 893-0438
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We stayed one night on a relocation trip. This is a nice distance to drive from Elkhart. Lots of grass and mature trees. Not near any freeways so it is quiet. During planting or harvesting season there could be more activity. As others mentioned we were guided across the expansive lawn area and around trees to create a pull thru slot. There is no WiFi, but we had three bars on the Verizon MiFi. We picked up several OTA TV stations. We didn't need a reservation on Saturday in Mid September. There were several other people parked here, but not crowded with decent space between slots. New Laundry equipment. We had a cement patio and picnic table. - Nana_Grandpa
Sep 2016 - $25.00
Would I stay again? Yes!
The good news: pull-thru sites, large, spacious, full hookups.
Clean showers. Good rate. Quiet. Playground for kids.
The not so good: Lots of flying insects and sites are grassy, weedy, obviously not sprayed. Tables are old and rough. Shower handle was replaced with monkey wrench. Toilet stopped up.
Located next to close AFB Chanute. Felt like it wad being held together with bailing wire and gum.
About the only RV park in this stretch. - Sir_Charles395
Sep 2016 - $25.00
Nice park run by the City of Rantoul, IL. Location is the former Chanute AFB that closed in 1993. The RV park is located on the grounds where the base mobile home park used to be, so odd sidewalks and driveways here and there. Host was awesome. Showers and baths in the old dental facility, musty, but clean. Nice room between sites, and you cannot beat the price for 50 AMP FHU. - Ron and Terri


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text: The writing of sonnets was a craze among poets of the 1590s. The sonnet, an Italian form, was introduced into England by Thomas Wyatt (1503-1542), who modelled himself on Petrarch, and by Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey (1517-1547). It was Surrey who invented what is now known as the Shakespearean sonnet - three differently rhyming quatrains and a clinching couplet. This collection of Elizabethan sonnets and lyrics were recorded by Anthony Quayle.