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Mauorc watched her walk away from him, filled with confusion. This little Nymph was a mystery indeed, one that Mauorc intended to figure out. He dropped down onto the dirt path and listened to the forest living and breathing around him.
This is so much better than a human town or city.
Mauorc sat on the path absorbed in his thoughts until he noticed somebody coming down the path from the direction the Nymph had walked off in. His heart started racing, but whether for the thought of the Nymph coming back, or the thought that this person had hurt her, he could not tell. He scrambled off the path and climbed, rather ungracefully, up a nearby tree. For an elf he was largely inexperienced at actually living in a forest. Most of his life had been spent on the road and he had only settled in one place, a long time ago. That place had been home for a short while, too short. Now his insatiable desire for revenge was his home, it burned within him, keeping him warm on the cold nights.
The figure drew nearer and soon Mauorc could see that it was the Nymph once again. She was walking briskly down the path, eyes scanning the path and the forest around. Mauorc remained in his tree, afraid to even breathe lest she hear him. He had heard that Tree Nymphs could hear an insects breath if they so desired, but he hoped that this was a drastic exaggeration now.
Why is she back? To finish the job? Did she change her mind about allowing me to live?
The Nymph stopped on the path where Mauorc had been sitting moments earlier. He watched her eyes analyse the ground and then watched with horror as her eyes followed his path right up to the tree. The Nymph took a step towards the tree but Mauorc was already on the move. He turned, ran the length of the branch he was on and jumped to the next tree. The Nymph's head snapped up in time to see him flying through the air. Mauorc kept running, leaping from tree to tree to try to distance himself from the Nymph.
What does she want? She doesn't know I was meant to kill her does she? No point hanging round to find out.
The Nymph jumped up into the trees and gave chase. Soon Mauorc was struggling to jump from tree to tree, his breathing coming laboured and his muscles strained. Mauorc risked a look back to see where the Nymph was. She was very close and gaining quickly. He kept running and leapt for the next tree only to realise in mid-air that he would not make the jump. He threw out his hands to try to protect himself as he crashed into the branch. He scrambled for a grip on the branch but slipped and fell from the tree to land flat on his back. With all the air knocked from his lungs there was little Mauorc could do as the Nymph dropped from the tree to land effortlessly beside him. She circled his hunched form slowly. Mauorc reached for a dagger over his back but the Nymph just arched her eyebrow at him with a small smirk.
"Has nobody ever told you not to play with your food" Mauorc demanded angrily, dropping his hand from the blade.


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Three USC baseball players were drafted Wednesday on the third day of the 2010 MLB draft, giving the Trojans four draftees in this class after right-hander Andrew Triggs was chosen Tuesday by the Cleveland Indians in the 24th round.
The St. Louis Cardinals selected outfielder Mike O'Neill in the 31st round (949th overall), the San Francisco Giants took right-handed pitcher Kevin Couture in the 32nd round (978th overall) and the Dodgers chose first baseman Beau Brettin the 35th round.
O'Neill and Couture graduated last month; Brett was a draft-eligible sophomore.
O'Neill, who played center field during his senior season, was announced as a left fielder by the Cardinals. He finished his final season as a Trojan by hitting .391 in Pac-10 Conference play to raise his average to .344 for the season.
Couture posted a 2-4 record and 5.99 ERA for USC in 2010, his worst season in terms of earned-run average. His best came in 2008, when he went 6-2 with a 4.27 ERA.
Brett, the nephew of Hall of Famer George Brett, had just 30 at-bats for the Trojans this season, hitting .300 (9-for-30.
Two more players recruited by USC were also selected Wednesday: left-handed pitcher Kyle Richter (Santa Margarita, Calif./Santa Margarita) went in the 44th round to the Colorado Rockies and shortstop James Roberts(San Francisco/Archbishop Mitty) was chosen by the Giants in the 42nd round.
Over the three-day draft, eight players who have either signed with or committed to USC were selected.

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Anna Kendrick: Lovely Lady at the 2014 Spirit Awards
Santa Monica was a little hotter tonight (March 1) as the 2014 Film Independent Spirit Awards brought stars like Anna Kendrick to town.
Sporting some snazzy threads, the "Pitch Perfect" star turned heads as she made her arrival at the big beach tent and smiled for the shutterbugs.
The Spirit Awards has carved out a nice little niche amidst the dozens of other such events this time of year by celebrating artist-driven filmmaking and recognizing the finest achievements of today's independent filmmakers.
As for the coveted Best Feature trophy, the nominees include "12 Years a Slave," "All is Lost," "Frances Ha," "Inside Llewyn Davis" and "Nebraska."


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Appleton Post-Crescent (Newspaper) - November 2, 1959, Appleton, Wisconsin Village Taking Steps to Have Its Own 1 m t It t S r System; Other Projects Studied Combined Locks This long-time-dependent.on surrounding communities making its move toward independence. -s .Outsiders have chuckled over the fact.that the village gets its water supply from Kimberly, electrical power from Wis- consin-Michigan at Appleton and sewage is handled by the city of Kaukauna. Water System Engineering work now Is underway for the Combined Locks water system. When work is started on the system it is estimated that it will take a year and a half to complete the project. A well will have to >be drilled and a tower erected pumping equip- ment installed. In the last two years the vil- lage has seen rapid growth. Three new plats opened and new home construction has 'just jumped .to a record. ..'With the new home devel-. the popula- tion has increased. Feeling the'effect of the population the most is the state graded school. Enrollment has been hiked rapidly and the school district is faced with the pros- pect of having to build addi- tional classrooms. Future Outlook A long range look into the future can see the village con- structing its own sewage dis- posal'plant. Handling of it by Kaukauna works out well at the present even though the past is dotted with disputes between the city and village over the sewage treatment. The two communities went to court at one time to set- tle a hassle over.the amount Kaukauna should charge Combined Locks each month for handling the sewage. Combined Locks "has one major industry, the Combin- ed Locks Paper company, to help with the tax problem most villages are confronted with. With a major project such as the water system, the future tax picture is not bright. One of the most prob- able steps that will be taken is a change in the assessed valuation percentage. Gfrowing -pains are being felt by this village .but the pains are being soothed by the ever so little air of inde- pendence being realized. Chili Supper Af Kaukauna Annual Bethany Lutheran Church Event Wednesday and pub- licity chairman, Mrs. Richard Muehl, has announced that the annual chili supper sponsored by the Bethany Lutheran church will be Wednes- day. In addition to chili, the menu will include hot dogs, hamburgers, apple and pump- kin ice cream and beverages. The scheduling of meals has been arranged so .that pa- trons can have either or both of their main meals at the church. Serving will begi 11 a. m.'and continue until 1 p. m. It will resume at p. m. and run until 8 p. m. General chairman for the supper is Mrs. Irvin Artz, and in charge of the kitchen are Mrs..Joe Jansen and Mrs. Roy Mahn. Heading the din- ing room staff are Lyle Sie- laff and Mrs. Harold Kahler. Cashier will be Mrs. Lester Kasper. Mrs. Ernest Lichtfuss and Mrs. Kenneth Allwardt are co-chairmen of food prep- aration. Board to Meet Little Chute The village board will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the council room of the village hall. Two Cars Damaged in Little Chute Mishap "Little Chute TWO. cars were'damaged in an accident in the 100 block of E. Main avenue at 'pirn.'Friday, according to village police. A vehicle driven by James Sanderfoot, 18; 202 W. Lin- coln avenue, struck the rear of one driven by Charles L. Dostal, 42, 500 N. Vine street, Appleton. Dostal said he had stopped for a vehicle in. front Monday, November 2, 1959 Appleton Post-Creiecnt Ay of him which was trying to park. Board Meets Tuesday At Combined Locks Combined Locks The reg- ular meeting of the Combined Locks .village board will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the village hall; Routine.business is 'expected at the session. Photo Early.Planning for the Junior Prom at Kimberly High school is in the hands pictured above, left to Tight, JoAnn' treasurer; Kenneth r president; Tom Peerenbobm, "vice president, and Diane Verstegen, secretary. 3-3-2 Record Grid Lett ers Awarded to Little Chute Grade Team Little Chute Letters were awarded to players oh the St. John Grade school football team by Coach Gene Vande- hey -at the annual banquet at Hietpas restaurant. Named as most valuable players for the season were Dennis Hietpas and Bill Ver- hagen. The young Dutchmen finish- ed the season with three wins, three losses and two ties. The losses were the first suffered by the grade team in the last three seasons. Coach, Vandehey praised the boys for their spirit and cooperation during the season. He pointed .out that the ma- jority of the team was under- classmen who will be back next season. The Rev. Mark Schumach- er, athletic director, compli- mented Vandehey for his work with the' team and told the boys they: should be thank- ful fpr the training they re- ceived. Receiving-letters were John Sprister, James Brue, Carl Verhagen, Tom Langendyke, Melvin Van Asten, Mike Our- .ada, ,-Leon "Vanden Heuvel, Wayne Vandehey, Richard Boots, Gerry Vandehey, Tom Pfeffer, Mike Hietpas, Gene Verhagen, Bruce Hammen, John Reider, Tim Verstegen, Bill Verhagen and Dennis Hietpas. Jars 660 Set For Pin Honors At Little Chute .Little Chute John Van- den Burgt cracked games of1 243 and 235 while posting a 650 series for the top individ- ual honors in the. Fox Valley league at the Recreation al- leys. Other .counts in- cluded RussHuss, 584; Roger Koehn, :583; Tom Belland, 574; Merlin School, 567; Jim Hartjes, 550, and Hank Ev- ers, 228. Menasha Man Fined In Little Chute Court Little C. Rose, 21, 813 Third street, Menasha, pleaded guilty of speeding and was fined in justice court. Rose was arrested Tuesday for traveling 44 miles per hour in a 25 mile per hour zone by village police. Children's Book Week Plans Set At Kaukauna Kaukauna Special acti- vities are planned this week at the Public library in the observance of National Chil- dren's Book Week. .'Go Exploringg in is the theme of the obser- vance. A display will be set up in the main reading room show ing some of the new selec- tions which have just been re- leased. Special posters and stream- ers will decorate the chil- dren's department. Free-book marks will be given to the youngsters visiting the li- brary. Class tours by children from city schools will be con- ducted during the week andj a story hpur is planned. Rolls195at Kaukauna Lanes Schmidt rolled a 195 game for individ- ual high in the Ladies league at the S and B alleys. The only other honor count was a 191 singleton by" Ger- milia Gerhartz. Elizabeth Obermeyer qualir fied for a special .American Bowling congress award with three straight games of '127 each. OUR ENDLESS HOUSEKEEPING save? yfau f money J HERE'S WHY... Ladiee, does it sometimes seem to you that you've no sooner finished with the dusting than you have it to do all over again? that's a fact! A simple little thing like Unt in the air can cut off your conversation as gurely as scissors. And we can't let that happen. So, we dust We use filter systems. We vacuum. We tile our walls. We wax and polish V and paint Why? Because dirt of any kindt can interrupt calls and calls must go through tDQJateirupted. It costs less to prevent troubles than it does to locate and repair them. Efficient, thrifty housekeeping is an important part of our everyday effort to better your service and hold down its cost WISCONSIN TELEPHONE COMPANY Max Telephone Company j Soviet Foreman, checks tome of the Building _____________F, he unusual equipment designed to help meet the mo.t- ttrout daily responsibility of cleaning more than tixty cent of floor toy nothing of wallt and ceilings! Thit housekeeping u vital in keeping your tavice topt and keeping Htcottlow. the Voice of Music 'TAKES OVER" At STAR APPLIANCE Due to the shortage of White Goods at the present time, we at Star Appliance are using our buying power in the Stereo Hi-Fi Equipment market! These volume purchases at the manufacturing level allow us to set a terrific low price on these items actually below our regular, normal cost! To back up this statement we are opening our price-lists to all who care to see and compare. 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Panthers Fall in OT Season Final at NC State
Panthers Conclude 2016 Season
Panthers Drop 2-0 Decision to No. 4 Duke
Pitt Celebrates Senior Day at Ambrose Urbanic Field
Panthers Close Out Home Season with No. 4 Duke
Pitt Celebrates Senior Day Sunday Afternoon
Pitt Falls to Crosstown Rival Duquesne 2-0
Panthers Shutout in Home Opener
Pitt, Michigan Battle to Draw in Season Opener
Career Goals from Wright, Higgs Send Pitt to 2OT Tie
QUOTING MILLER: "Siobhan has been a key player for us each year of her career. She has worked hard becoming a more disciplined defender and dynamic attacker this year. As a captain again and a senior, we expect this will be her best season yet."
CAREER: Played in 52 games with 50 starts, seeing 3,908 minutes of action during those contests…Two career goals, six career assists and 10 career points...Converted to defender in 2015, providing a strong attacking presence to the back line...Commonly believed to be most physically conditioned athlete on the team.
2015: Put one shot on goal against No. 1 Virginia (Oct. 31)...Notched one shot against No. 7 Virginia Tech (Oct. 25)...Tallied two shots, one on goal, at No. 6 Clemson...Returned to action at Florida State (Oct. 3) after sitting out three games with injury...Started and recorded 90 minutes or more in all six games since...Scored her first goal of the season against La Salle (Sept. 6)...Named to Steel City Classic All-Tournament Team...Recorded an assist against Robert Morris (Aug. 23)...Recognized as one of three team captains for the year.
2014: Served as team co-captain…Started all 18 matches, one of three players to achieve that statistic, and saw 1,318 minutes of action on the season as a sophomore midfielder…Recorded one assist and one point at Villanova (Sept. 5)…Attempted 12 shots on the year, landing four of them on goal…Placed one shot on goal in contests vs. Washington (Aug. 31), at La Salle (Sept. 7), at Boston College (Sept. 25) and at North Carolina (Oct. 12)…Played season-high 90 minutes at Virginia (Nov.1).
2013: Started 17 of 19 games played and in 1,347 minutes during her freshman year...Led team with three assists, scored one goal and finished year with five points...Also concluded season with 12 shots...Totaled first career point, an assist vs. Bucknell (Aug. 30)...Also finished with assists vs. Virginia (Sept. 22) and at Wake Forest (Oct. 24)...Scored first career goal at Duke (Oct. 27).
HIGH SCHOOL: A June 2013 graduate of The Governor's Academy in Byfield, Mass., where she was a four-year varsity starter for head coach Mike Karin...Earned NSCAA All-American honors, becoming just the second player in school history to earn such honors...Two-time Massachusetts All-State Prep Soccer Team selection...Named to the Boston Globe All-Scholastic Team...Led the Govs to back-to-back New England Prep School Athletic Conference Class B championships (2011 and 2012)...Scored 11 goals with seven assists as a senior...Named the Independent School League's Offensive Most Valuable Player and Team MVP as a senior while guiding her team to a state title and league championship...Two-year team captain...Led the Govs to a state and league title during her junior year...Earned league honorable mention honors after helping guide team to the New England quarterfinals as both a sophomore and freshman...Played with the New England Football Club Elite for coach Chris Hamblin from 2011-13...Led team to 2012 Jefferson Cup semifinals, the NEFC Preseason Tournament title and 2012 Massachusetts State Cup championship...Played for the Shooting Stars for coach Cesar Gilbert from 2005-2011...Presented with the Anne Marie Murphy Athletic Award, given to the senior woman who by her example and achievements in athletics, has brought the greatest honor to her school during her playing career at The Governor's Academy...All-around athlete who earned a combined 12 varsity letters...Also competed in track and field (four letters) and ice hockey (four letters)...In track and field, competed primarily in the 400-meter dash...Set a school-record in the 400-meter dash, setting her previous record twice (57.87), captured a conference title and earned five all-conference honors (400 and 4x400)...Earned Independent School All-League and All-New England Prep School honors for first place finishes in the 400-meter dash as a senior...Served as a senior captain and named team MVP as a sophomore...Also competed in the 4x400-meter relay...Named to the Independent School All-League team, served as a two-time team captain and earned coaches award while guiding her ice hockey team to back-to-back New England Prep School Athletic Conference Division II championships in 2010 and 2011 and a semifinal finish in 2012...Named ice hockey team MVP as a senior...High academic honor roll student.
PERSONAL: Born Siobhan Mary McDonough on Aug. 16, 1995...Daughter of Bill and Kathy McDonough...Has an older sister Alanna and younger brother Liam...First name is pronounced Sha-vohn...Father Bill played ice hockey at Boston College (1980-84) and on the US Junior National Team...Sister Alanna competed in cross country and track and field and currently is attending Colby College (Maine)...Nickname is Shiv or Chevy...Stellar student who received High Academic Honors...Four-year volunteer with the Special Olympics of Massachusetts...Describes herself as a "sports junkie"...Enjoys spending time with family and running...Enrolled in the Dietrich School of Arts & Sciences.
Minutes: 104, vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), 8/21/15.
Goals: 1, two times, last vs. La Salle, 9/6/15.
Assists: 1, five times, last vs. Robert Morris, 8/23/15.
Points: 2, two times, last vs. La Salle, 9/6/15.
Shots: 6, vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), 8/21/15.
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"Aren't you worried? He disappeared because of me," Zoe said and Jamie shook his head.
"Oh, honey. You're just a phase, He'll have his fun, remember the old times. Then he'll come back. Because the pack is the only place he can belong," Jamie replied and Zoe wanted to yell he was wrong but the door re-opening stopped her.
"Glenn!" Zoe shouted, ignoring the earlier threat to shove Jamie aside and race across the room.
"I wouldn't get so close, no clue if he's turned yet," Jamie said, stopping her mid-step. The few metres between them showed Zoe how bad a state he was in. He was conscious but barely and sweat was coming from every pore, making his clothes cling to his skin. He looked an unhealthy pale and was relying on Jared for the strength to stay upright. Some thing Jared happily took away. Zoe ran forward and caught him before he could bang his head on the stone floor. The fever was evident straight away and she pulled his jumper off. The t-shirt beneath was drenched. Zoe tore a strip of cloth from the jumper and put it on his forehead in an attempt to soak up some of the sweat dripping from there.
"Talk to me Glenn, are you okay?" she spoke furiously as she searched for a window she could open.
"What...do you...think?" he rasped back, his voice so dry Zoe knew speaking had to hurt. Jamie tutted.
"He can still speak, guess he's not quite one yet," Jamie said. Zoe felt her teeth grind together and turned to face him head on.
"You bastard!" she yelled. Jamie laughed in response to the words. Zoe regretted it the moment the sharp sound died down. But even if he did now tear her to shreds, at least she had the satisfaction of having slapped him square on the face. Something she knew he knew from looking at her face.
"There's bravery," he began, taking the wrist of her still raised hand in a painful grip.
"Then there's stupidity," he finished. She yelped as he twisted her wrist at a sharp angle, forcing her to go on her knees, otherwise she was certain it'd break.
"Do you really think rescue is coming? Because I assure you, it isn't. Your twin brother will turn into a vampire. And because of Caric, it won't be the Rowan kind. It won't even be the Jared kind, it'll be a hundreds times worse. And because your the nearest human, you are going to die. And it's only because I want to see your expression when that happens, that I'm not taking care of you myself." Each word had a suitable pause between it and with each pause she felt the threat deepen. If she pushed him again, the restraint he was showing now would be gone.
"Leave...her alone," Glenn said. Zoe turned to see he was trying to stand up, but really didn't have the strength for. She pulled away from Jamie grasp and went to help Glenn to the nearest pews. Zoe was well aware Jamie had let her break away from his grip.
"I guess we just sit and wait," Jared said, watching Glenn carefully. Zoe gulped down air and glanced at him too. She remembered Rowan words, about how becoming a vampire for her or her brother wouldn't be a life. Just wanting blood and killing. She needed to find a way to stop the change, she couldn't let Glenn become that, he'd never forgive himself if he did. But as she saw only broken bits of wood around her, she knew she had only one option to prevent it. And she didn't have the emotional or physical strength to drive a stake through her own brothers heart, if that was actually the way to kill a vampire.


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Google preps a 4K set-top box for Fiber homes
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Google Fiber is restructuring and taking a new direction
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Altice USA plans to bring fiber lines directly to more than 8 million customers over the next five years.
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"Multisensor X-ray inspection of internal defects in horticultural products", Postharvest Biology and Technology, vol. 128, pp. 33–43, June, 2017.
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