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If a story summary mentions a succubus, a reader would expect that a succubus appears in the work they are considering. Beyond that, if the succubus in the summary seems to be a focal point of the story, then one might expect her to speak, be described, and if nothing else, at least be there …
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Oct 04 2015
A Review of Evil Lust by Darla Dunbar
Oct 04 2015
A Review of Muff Diving Massage by Katz O'Connor
Sometimes I shake my head when I read the titles of some published works. The title is obviously meant to garner attention, to be titillating, to draw attention. Then, generally, the book summary is so far over the top to be almost laughably so. Sometimes all that does is reinforce that the work itself isn't …
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A Review of Jade, Cody, And The Two Succubi by Joyce Melbourne
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An appropriation of the classical fairytale Rapunzel - imbued with contemporary themes and issues.
His worn boots struggled for grip on the slicked cement as he slid around the corner of another crumbling building. The clatter of footsteps echoing through the thick, black smog spurred him on. He wove through the alleys of the New Sydney slums, the reek of death a tangible being clawing at his mask. Signs marked with ancient Chinese figures dripped liquid that seeped onto his thick clothing threatening to blister his skin. The afternoon sun did little to illuminate the caliginous alley; the black miasma that smothered the city blocking out all but the most persistent of rays. He stumbled, his foot plunging into a pothole filled with a viscous fluid, sending him sprawling.
Scrambling to get up, he froze as an unfathomably bright light spilled from a doorway at the end of the alley. A man stood, broad shoulders silhouetted, at the entrance. His voice rumbled through the fog, "Zella? Zella? Hurry up and activate your god damned hair."
He sidled through the shadows, hoping the man did not hear his erratic breaths and scuffing steps. He'd heard whisperings of a manufactured light in the perpetual gloominess. Electricity; a power only the rich could afford, until they and the light disappeared into this perpetual gloom. And yet he could clearly see the man, standing bathed in an artificial light which spilled from the doorway. A green light flashed, followed by a whirring. The man stepped through the entrance, the doors slid shut behind him, the darkness slunk back as the intruding light bristled away.
He sat down, his trembling legs sliding out from beneath him. The door seemed no more conspicuous than the thousands of other doors in the city. He wanted to touch it, scrutinise it, to pry it open so as to feel the light on his skin. He wanted to flee, to get as far from it as possible and never see it again. He wanted to wish he had never seen it.
He hunched in the alley for a long time, the measly light generated by the sun retreating from the clutches of the foetid smog as total darkness settled in for the night. A flashing light on his mask, indicating it was time for its scheduled decontamination jarred him from his thoughts. Vaulting up he took off at a sprint towards the closest Neut Station. Despite knowing he would be punished for fighting with one of his fellow workers then running off, he had to get his protective suit neutralised and checked for faults. No one failed to race to a Neut Station when it was time. No one knew what would happen if they didn't, only that the Overseers claimed that 'excruciating pain and a slow, suffering demise would be the sole corollary of a faulty suit'. But he was a cynic, and believed that it wasn't a concern for the safety of the lumps of society driving these assertions. Just like with the electricity, the voracious need for dominance and power that corrupted the leaders of the nation led to the establishment of a number of measures and controls inciting fear and subjection in the general populace. He knew, despite the myriad of cover up stories, that those who did not have immense wealth or a cocky, megalomaniac attitude where left to suffer; to rot in the devastation of the indifference for those less 'worthy'. He hated the bastards; every single callous one of them. But until he discovered an alternative to his pitiful excuse for a life he knew he had to avoid drawing attention to himself. He would be no use dead.

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Phil Jackson Finalizing Deal With Knicks; Reportedly Could Hire Steve Kerr As Coach
One way or another, it looks like the New York Knicks have got their man.
According to ESPN, the two are finishing up a deal that will make Phil Jackson the head of the teams head office taking control of basketball operations from president and general manager Steve Mills.
"Everything is pretty much done. There are just some little things here and there that need to be worked out, but the Knicks are very confident that this is essentially done."
New York Daily News Frank Isola is warning that if the Knicks do make the move, don't be surprised to see former Chicago Bulls point guard Steve Kerr on the bench next season.
That is of course if the Knicks decide to let go of Mike Woodson after this season.
He did elaborate that Jackson could also go for former Cleveland Cavaliers and New Jersey Nets coach Byron Scott or Kurt Rambis as the next head coach as well. Of course, he might just implement the triangle offense on the team.
"The next Knicks head coach could be Byron Scott or maybe Kurt Rambis. A person close to Jackson raised an interesting candidate: Steve Kerr, the former Suns GM turned TNT broadcaster. Kerr played for Jackson but has no head coaching experience."
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|The Good Life: We have much to be grateful for
|July 21, 2011 Lisa Betz
Every year the Panhandle community comes together to celebrate our shared heritage at Oregon Trail Days. Now in its 90th year, Gerings Oregon Trail Days is the oldest festival of its kind in the State of Nebraska. Now that is something to be proud of.
I wonder about those Old Settlers who have passed on from this earth. Do they join us each year and smile upon us as we honor our roots, the ones they planted here, that sprouted in their lifetime and thrived with the tending of generations that followed?
Every year on the Gering Citizen Facebook page, I put up photos of the OTD events. It is a big undertaking to do but each year many former residents thank us for making it possible for them to be at Oregon Trail Days in spirit, even though they couldnt make it home this time.
What astounds me most about the interactions we see on our Facebook page are the complaints, the criticisms and the fault-finding. Somebody thought it was sad that Miss America received more applause than the National Guard. Somebody else was angry that the Color Guard presenting the American flag didnt stop and fire their guns in salute.
What is it about people today that finding something good to say, something joyful and grateful and positive to say is so difficult? Why do we expect everything to be perfect?
I dont have an answer but I will say that when Miss America Teresa Scanlan rode by on her float looking beautiful, I felt hopeful and grateful and a feeling of pride swelled in my heart. This young woman has done so much to represent our corner of the world in such a positive way. God bless her in the pursuit her dreams. She also holds ours.
When the flag went by and I saw the Scottsbluff Firefighters Local 1454 Honor Guard looking crisp in their Class A dress uniforms, I felt a lump in my throat. I felt pride and joy in our community.
When the Old Settlers president, Don Parmenter went by and waved to me, I thought of my dear grandfather, Cleo Gering, who loved this place with such a heart full of pride. I thought of my great-grandmother Pansy Gering, who was the loveliest soul I ever knew, who had once been honored as a vice president of the Old Settlers Club.
These are the experiences that Oregon Trail Days is all about. It is a time for us to feel connections to our roots and those ancestors who built this community out of nothing, with very little to start with.
It doesnt even matter when your ancestors landed here or even if you are the first of your line to join us in this great creative project that is the Valley. We are all building together.
We have so much to be thankful for and proud of here. While things are never perfect, life is so much better when we focus on the good things and honor the efforts made by everyone around us who contributes to our beloved Valley.
Thank you to the committee members of Oregon Trail Days: Chuck Cowan, Bill Schlaepfer, Vera Dulaney, Mike Minzey, Gail Ellison, Bill Peters, John Ewing, Jodi Ruzicka, Joan Fisher, Rebecca Shields and Lillis Grassmick. Having a hand in the Gering Arts Festival myself, which is just a one-day event in Legion Park; I understand what an incredible undertaking Oregon Trail Days must be. It boggles my mind that you good people, with the help of many more volunteers, do this year after year after year. I am thankful for each of you and grateful that you continue to help Gering and the entire Valley shine on this weekend.
Thank you for reminding me of my roots, for giving me a chance to honor todays pioneers like Teresa Scanlan, who is trailblazing a positive path for young girls, like Old Settlers President Don Parmenter who has lived the good life in our Valley, and like our brave local armed forces. I think my ancestors and yours are looking down upon us, and their hearts are swelling with pride.


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Anthony Casalena is the Founder and CEO of Squarespace, which was founded in 2003. During the company's early years, Anthony acted as the sole engineer, designer, and support representative for the entire Squarespace platform, allowing for it to be a stable business from the outset. In addition to his main responsibilities in running the company and setting overall product strategy, he remains actively involved in the engineering, design, and product teams within the organization. Anthony holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of Maryland.
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Nicole brings 20 years of technology industry experience to Squarespace's Finance Team, and has spent much of her career building new or transforming existing businesses. She most recently served as Chief Financial Officer of Infor, one of the largest providers of enterprise applications in the world. During her tenure at Infor, she helped lead the transition of their business model into a SaaS model, which changed the growth trajectory of the company and transformed the way its clients consumed enterprise applications. Prior to Infor, she spent 17 years with IBM in various leadership positions in Corporate Finance, M&A and market development. She holds an MBA from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor's degree from New York University.
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As the leader of Squarespace's Strategy division, Andrew is responsible for developing the analytical frameworks that shape the company's business. Since joining Squarespace, he has grown the division into a team that covers everything from business strategy and customer insights to analytics and data science. Prior to Squarespace, Andrew worked at the New York County District Attorney's Office on initiatives at the center of the office's data-driven approach to fighting crime. He has also conducted research on jury selection, assisted in the prosecution of a ring of body part thieves in Philadelphia, and collected ticks for a nationwide study of Lyme Disease. Andrew graduated from Yale, where he majored in Psychology and was an editor at the Yale Daily News.
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John Colton is a seasoned engineering leader with extensive experience managing and growing software development teams in high-growth startups. Before joining Squarespace, John served in senior leadership roles at a number of organizations including database security vendor Application Security, business and service assurance vendor Micromuse, and videoconferencing vendor VisualScape. John began his engineering career at Cap Gemini America where he developed network management products for AT&T Network Systems. He received his B.S. in Computer Engineering from Lehigh University, and now resides in Brooklyn.
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As the Chief Creative Officer of Squarespace, David leads the company's award-winning creative team, whose work encapsulates all brand creative, brand design and product design efforts for the company. Prior to Squarespace, David served as Worldwide Digital Executive Creative Director of TBWA Worldwide and President & CCO of Pilot.is, where he created Projeqt, a dynamic web presentation platform. Earlier in his career, he worked as a Creative Director at Wieden+Kennedy and AKQA, and as an Art Director at Sid Lee. He graduated from RISD with a BFA in graphic design.
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She sits, huddled into the corner of the grungy red sofa, taking desperate drags on a cigarette. The sofa is pushed up next to the radiator, and she is sitting there in the hope of warming herself, but it is old and grimy, and produces strange noises more than it does heat. There is little insulation in the pocked and spattered walls, and besides, the room is too large and empty for the radiator to be effective.
It is 10AM, and still close enough to winter that the light struggling through the worn lace curtains does not fully illuminate the interior. Still, her knobbly knees are visible through her pyjama bottoms, and narrow, purpling feet protrude on spindly ankles, the soles still gritty from the carpet which she thoughtlessly ashes onto. Reaching over, she takes a frayed cushion and presses it against her side, the one facing the rest of the room.
Finishing her cigarette, she twists it out on the stained coffee-table in front of her and, after pressing her hands briefly against the radiator, she gets up. She hobbles across the kitchen floor's cold surface on the edges of her feet, trying not to let the sticky linoleum touch them. With an expert sniff of the milk and a glance at its expiry date, she pours herself a bowl of cornflakes drowned in lumpy sugar. She eats it there at the counter, warming one foot on the other, and then swapping them around. The kettle boils amidst the crumbs and cutlery of the counter, and she throws together a cup of tea. Hovering impatiently as she lets the tea infuse, she runs her fingers through her hair, untangling the dirty-blonde knots and trying to smooth it out somewhat.
Clutching her tea, the cushion, and the TV remote, she tries to find something worth watching, but after flicking through all six channels a few times, she settles with a sigh on a cartoon she is vaguely familiar with. She notices a filmy layer of grease on the surface of her tea, but shrugs slightly and takes a sip anyway, wincing as it burns her tongue. She drinks the tea slowly then, carefully, and it is nearly cold by the time she has drank half of it. Finally she places it down, now absorbed in the garish cartoon buzzing on the screen.
There on the table where she blindly pushes space for it, crowd innumerable other cups. Each contains the same inch of cold tea from another day when she has done exactly the same thing as this morning, each cup as cold and forgotten as she herself is. But something is different this morning, though she doesn't know it yet.
Something is approaching, something hot and fast and bright and loud.
Something is coming her direction, and it won't pause to let her get out of the way.
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The Evergreen High School advanced acting class is bringing awareness to a difficult topic: sexual assault.
The students have written a play called "Crossing the Line: Breaking the Silence on Sexual Assault" that they will perform at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 4, in the EHS auditorium. Following the free 45-minute performance, professional counselors will discuss the issue.
The vignettes are everything from short monologues to 6-minute scenes that depict everything from men catcalling women on the street to more serious issues.
The Art of the Egg finale party brought out egg artists and egg aficionados alike on Thursday night both to vote and to bid on their favorites.
Thursday night's rain didn't dampen the spirits of the artists, who were happy to talk about the inspiration for their designs. Since it's rare that an artist works on eggs, the competition brings out an adventurous spirit.
Painter Lynne Milliken of Evergreen said flat surfaces are much easier on which to create, but trying something different is part of the draw of the competition.
Children cultivated their Earth Day knowledge and creativity with puppet shows, visits from feathery friends, museums-on-wheels and interactive displays during Saturday's event at the Evergreen Lake House.
The 28th annual event offered approximately 400 people an opportunity to learn about environmental stewardship from more than a dozen companies and nonprofits, including HawkQuest, the Spark City Bus and the Evergreen Nature Center.
The Evergreen Chapter of Ducks Unlimited, a national organization that works to conserve wetlands, is hosting its annual banquet at 6 p.m., on Saturday at Mount Vernon Country Club near Genessee.
Organizer Bob Snyder, a chapter member, said the banquet usually raises about $60,000 to $65,000 for Ducks Unlimited. Some of the money likely will be used to conserve Colorado's wetlands, he said, as the state is a major stopping point for ducks during their migration.
When it comes to maintaining Evergreen — adding trails, improving traffic and safety infrastructure, protecting natural resources — while incorporation has been discussed, Downtown Evergreen Economic District has another idea: to create a local improvement district (LID).
Members of the public were invited to a DEED meeting Wednesday, April 19 to hear about DEED's proposal to create the Evergreen Local Improvement District.
Intermountain Young Life is hosting a fund-raising dinner at the Evergreen Lake House from 6:30 to 9 p.m. May 4.
The organization is a Christian outreach ministry and mentoring program that works with middle school and high school students in Conifer, Bailey, Evergreen and Clear Creek County, area director Andy Morman said.
Young Life partners with area churches and its 20-plus adult leaders/volunteers to build "relationships with kids ... and walk with them through the hard time of adolescence," Morman said.
Two rollover accident happened within minutes of each other on Interstate 70 during the early hours of Wednesday morning.
Westbound I-70 is now open near Beaver Brook after one semi-trailer truck jackknifed and had a rollover.
According to Colorado State Patrol Trooper Josh Lewis, the driver wasn't seriously injured but was transported to the hospital.
The accident occurred at 3:39 a.m., and crews are working to clean up spilled fuel. Lewis said the fuel came from the truck's tank, adding no waterways were in danger of contamination.
Construction efforts are underway to increase the water capacity of the Bear Mountain cistern by 30,000 gallons.
In the works for more than a year, the Evergreen Fire Protection District project is the result of increased development in the area, as well as requests from the Bear Mountain homeowners association dating back to at least 2012.
Jeffco Public Schools is considering reallocating more than $27 million from its reserves and 2016-17 underspend to build classroom additions at four middle schools that will be affected by the district's decision to move sixth graders from elementary school to middle school.
Discussed at Thursday's school board meeting, the proposal calls for the school board to approve funding $27.5 million in capital construction projects at Creighton Middle School in Arvada, Drake and Dunstan middle schools in Lakewood, and Ken Caryl Middle School in Littleton.
Jeffco Public Schools has narrowed its pool of finalists for the job of superintendent to six after the school board screened candidates during an executive session held after a special board meeting last Thursday.
Disclosed over the weekend, the decision came after executive search firm Ray and Associates recommended 11 top candidates to the board, including individuals from Colorado, Florida, Illinois and six other states.
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Reuniting with old friends is always a blessing and seeing friendly faces smiling and happy to see you reminds you of how many people care.
I had lost touch with everyone back home and my year away now allowed me to come back and be a different person.
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Heartwood Studios, the San Francisco Bay-area company that produced that nifty computer-animated fly-through of the Cowboys' future digs in Arlington, isn't through pulling gems out of its bag of tricks just yet. The company has been given a contract by the Pokes to produce a virtual replica of the stadium that will allow fans to get a detailed look from their seats before plunking down cash for a ticket.
Or as the company puts it in a news release:
The scope of the project will include: 3D incorporation of aerial footage shot by helicopter, exclusive renderings of luxury box suites and more than 525 separate views of the stadium from various vantage points, including seats, the concourse and suites.
Put it all together, Heartwood co-founder and President Raj Raheja says, and vistors to the Pokes' Web site will almost feel like they're at the stadium. All that's missing is the guy waving the D-fense sign in front of your face and Bill Parcells grimacing on the sideline.
The Cowboys aren't the first pro team to allow fans to digitally preview their seats, Raheja says, but Heartwood's been asked to produce a virtual stadium that looks nearly as good as the real thing (hopefully) will. "It's been done before," he says, "[but] it doesn't look like the stadium at all. It's kind of cartoony...more like playing Madden." Heartwood's 3D imagery will be "cutting edge," he promises, which is more than anyone can say about the Cowboys' offensive play-calling. --Patrick Williams
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Wolves 1 (Ebanks-Blake 81)
Blackburn Rovers 1 (Nelsen 28)
Substitute Sylvan Ebanks-Blake had a packed Molineux on its feet as he headed a late point saving equaliser against Blackburn to all but ensure top flight football for Wolves next season.
Only Burnley can now condemn Mick McCarthy's men to the drop and for that to happen The Clarets would have to win their remaining three games whilst Wolves lost to Portsmouth and Sunderland.
There was just one change to the Wanderers line up with Stephen Ward coming in for injury victim Matt Jarvis.
Rovers kicked-off attacking the North Bank end on a sunny spring afternoon..
The opening minutes were lively but chanceless although Marcus Hahnemann had to pluck a long throw from Morten Gamst Pedersen out of the air.
Ward was slightly fortunate not to concede a penalty in the ninth minute when he caught Michel Salgado but referee Mark Clattenburg waved play on.
Dave Edwards nodded a Ward centre back to Kevin Doyle but the striker had two defenders tightly marking him and the ball was headed clear.
There was a let off for Wolves in then 18th minute when Steven Nzonzi crossed for Nikola Kalinic to head against the outside of a post.
A probing cross from Doyle was headed behind by a defender as Edwards charged in. Dave Jones took the flag kick and when the ball was half cleared back to him, he fired into the side netting.
A volley from Nzonzi was headed behind by George Elokobi, but from the resultant corner, taken by Gamst Pedersen, Rovers took a 28th minute lead. The ball went right through to the back post where visiting captain Ryan Nelsen was on hand to force it over the line with his shin.
Doyle headed over after a centre from a Ward who, shortly afterwards, drilled in a low cross that was cut out by Rovers keeper Paul Robinson.
Chris Iwelumo was sent on in place of Edwards as Wolves moved from 4-3-3 to a 4-4-2 formation.
In first-half stoppage time Nzonzi tripped Ward just a yard to the left of the Rovers box. Kevin Foley flicked the free-kick up to Jones who volleyed a cross that Jody Craddock met at the far post but, from an acute angle, he fired across the face of goal.
Half-Time: Wolves 0 Rovers 1
Blackburn replaced Yildray Basturk with David Dunn at the start of the second-half.
Salgado fouled Doyle some 25-yards out and Jones's free-kick drew a fine save from Robinson after the wall failed to stop it.
Jones took the corner conceded and after the ball had been headed out on the far side, Elokobi's long throw was nodded on by Iwelumo to Craddock whose volley was a yard too high.
After Gamst Pedersen had been booked for a late tackle on Ronald Zubar, another Jones corner hit Gael Givet and flew towards the net only for Phil Jones to clear off the line.
Former Molineux midfielder Keith Andrews replaced Kalinic and after Hahnemann had wrongly been penalised for a back pass from Craddock, Andrews shot over the bar after the free-kick had been touched back to him.
Midway through the half Nenad Milijaš went on in place of Michael Mancienne and shortly after Christophe Berra fouled another ex Wolf, Jason Roberts, just outside the Wolves box. Gamst Pedersen's free-kick was confidently claimed by Hahnemann who cleared upfield for Milijaš whose 22-yard shot bobbled well wide.
Doyle was off target after a Jones corner and then Jones volleyed high over the bar after a Foley cross had been headed out.
Wolves made a final change when Ebanks-Blake replaced Foley shortly before Hahnemann beat away a volley from Gamst Pedersen.
But Molineux erupted in the 81st minute as Ebanks-Blake headed a Ward cross against the inside of the post and into the net (pictured).
Hahnemann saved a shot on the turn from Roberts and Ebanks-Blake did likewise with a similar effort at the other end.
But there were a few hearts in mouths in the final minute of the 90 when Andrews took a return pass from substitute Franco De Santo and hit a low shot that smacked against the foot of the near post and bounced behind.
Wolves: Hahnemann, Zubar, Elokobi, Mancienne (Milijaš 66), Craddock (capt), Berra, Foley (Ebanks-Blake 79), Edwards (Iwelumo 37), Doyle, D. Jones, Ward.
Unused subs: Hennessey, Stearman, Halford, Guedioura.
Rovers: Robinson, Givet, Nelsen (capt), Roberts (Di Santo 85), Gamst Pedersen, Nzonzi, Basturk (Dunn 45), Olsson, Kalinic (Andrews 57), Salgado, P. Jones.
Unused subs: Brown, Hoilett, Linganzi, Jacobsen.
Booking: Gamst Pedersen (54 - foul).
Referee: M. Clattenburg.
Attendance: 28,967.
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Connor Ronan admits that he isn't expecting to walk into the first team just because he has made first team appearances this season.
Academy goalkeeping coach, Aled Williams, looks back on how the season went for the Wolves Academy goalkeepers.
Dan Copnall says there were plenty of positives to take from the Under 18's final game of the season, despite losing 2-1 away at Brighton & Hove Albion.
The Wolves Under 18s confirmed the Merit League title with one game to spare as they beat Newcastle United last weekend.
Scott Sellars is remaining upbeat despite his Under 23's 5-4 penalty-shootout defeat to Leamington FC in the final of the Birmingham Senior Cup on Wednesday.


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[ :Just the Demon within my Dreams: ] - Chapter One.Mature
Something has been plagueing Kiara Hale for over a year. Something that has managed to almost destroy the relationship between herself and her father. Luckily, she has managed to handle it while her brother and best friend have been there for her. But, how can you fully rid yourself of something while it rests within your Dreams?
When the familiar darkness settled on the fringe of my vision and the eerie silence began, I knew that I had slipped into the Dream.
Quite often, when we dream, we don't understand what's happening; yet, we go along with where our subconscious imaginations take us - because that is simply how it goes. However, every inch of this one inparticular I recognised. The crumbling brick wall; the gleam of the long chains welded to it. And the ever-present prisoner attached to them.
He always sat in the same slumped position: his right leg stretched out in front of him and his left propping up his elbow. Each ankle, aswell as wrist, was bound by a rusty shackle, the links trailing off into a blurry line. His chest was bare and cropped, ruffled hair covered his eyes. He never looked up, he never moved - untill now.
It dawned on me months before that I couldn't help him, in the Dream. No matter how hard I would try to force my legs to respond, nothing happened. All I could do was watch uselessly from the sidelines.
Concerning his age, I changed my mind easily. Somedays, I'd think that he was only a little older than myself. Other times, small details, such as the lean muscles and rough stubble, made me believe that he wasn't a teenager, but a man. Twenty or Twenty-One was my latest guess.
Squinting my eyes together, pinching the surface of my skin, I tried to wake. It hadn't worked previously and it didn't work now. I hated having to see someone - a human being - in such a condition. I suppose I felt like a coward though if I left him on his own. At that thought, I suddenly paused.
After being stalked by this image for the past year, I noticed instantly a feeling of ... wrongness. Despite this nightmare being every inkling of wrong anyway.
In a moment of curiosity, I opened my lids. A pair of sharp, crimson pupils stared straight back.
In shock, I attempted to retreat backwards. The look sent involuntary chills down my spine. I couldn't describe it; I far from wanted to. The words that popped up weren't pleasant. Unholy. Satanic.
Then why was his expression so pleading?
Kiara, a voice whispered into my ear, almost like a trick of the wind, It's time. The man hadn't uttered a single word from his lips.
You've got to help me, Kiara. Please. I shook my head, breathing in quick, struggling gasps. What's happening? What ...?
Help me. The darkness started to grow more intense, engulfing the entire scene like a giant black hole. I heard a last murmur, which repeated itself over and over again.


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May 20, 2013
Husband/Webmaster Bill and I hit the road about noon on Friday for the 6+ hour drive to Louisville for the Kentucky Derby Festival Marathon. About 20 minutes into the ride, I realized that Louisville is not in our timezone. That's okay, packet pickup goes until 9 pm. We still have plenty of time, but we now have 1 less hour than we thought we would when we started.
As we approached the Indianapolis area, traffic got heavy. It was moving at freeway speed, but it was a steady stream of cars in all 3 lanes. The car ahead of us made a casual lane change, and revealed a truck tire in the middle of the lane. No time to react, no time to swerve or break, and no where to go, we gasped, held on, and went right over it.
Ouch, that was rugged. But then everything seemed fine. It ended up only being the tread of the tire. The car wasn't making any noises, wasn't off kilter. We looked at each other, shrugged, and continued on our way.
A few minutes later, Bill noticed the water temperature gauge had maxed out, needle plastered as high has it could go. Uh oh, that can't be good. We pulled over at the next exit. As we found a safe place to investigate, the needle dropped all the way down. Uh oh, that might be worse.
We ended up in a bank parking lot. Bill got out to investigate. When it comes to troubleshooting car issues, I am as useful as runny nose at a hypochondriac convention. So, I decide to stay out of the way, and check out the restroom at the Quizno's across the parking lot.
Upon my return, it has been determined that we need to find a car repair place, and need to add water to something under the hood. I am sure it has a name, and reason, neither of which are terribly important to me. We both tried to find car repair places on our phones, which wasn't producing good results, so we diverted our attention to the other task. We head back to Quizno's to procure some water. The very nice owner gave us a disposable food grade container full of tap water. Looking somewhat suspicious as we return to the car, a bank employee inquires as to what we are up to.
We explained the situation, and this very nice man called a friend, and then reported that there is a Pep Boys near by that has a service station. He then offers to lead us there.
Mean while, I am looking at the clock tick away, and thinking what will it take to get to packet pickup on time. There is no packet pickup in the morning. If we don't get to Louisville by 9 pm, we are out of luck. I had tried to contact the race director earlier in the week for another issue, and did not get a reply, so I am skeptical about being able to contact the race director for this. Basically, our choices are get there by 9 pm, or don't run.
After dumping water into some important water receptacle near the engine thingy, we followed bank-man, and limped the car very carefully to the Pep Boys. Explained our situation, and the nice man said he could look at it right away.
After an eternity of about 10 minutes... they reported they had found the problem, and offered to show it to us. He diligently explained all the details of what was wrong, but all I heard was the sound of parents talking in a Charlie Brown movie... and 'hopefully get the part tomorrow'.
It's now 6:25. We are 2 hours from Louisville. What are our options?Rental car. Unfortunately, Pep Boys does not have a shuttle service. About a mile up the road, there was a rental car place. If we dash there, maybe we have a chance.
A young couple in the waiting area overheard us, and offered to give us a ride to a rental car place. We graciously accepted. We got in their car, and we drove for what seemed like forever, and arrived at a different rental car place. The young woman knew that the other place was already closed for the day.
We arrived at Budget at 6:30. They had closed at 6 pm, but we tapped on the door and they were still in there, and let us in. We explained our situation. They had one car left, with some issue. It was safe to drive, but made a rattling noise. 'We'll take it' I said quickly. The friendly staff chatted slowly and relentlessly about nothing, as they processed our transaction, and as I watched the clock just tick away. They were so nice, but it was maddening. It was like trying to catch an endless stream of molasses in your hands.
Bill was signing documents, and I had gathered up all of our belongings, cloaked with more stuff than 'Waldo' on page 1, and was fidgeting at the door like a little kid that drank too much soda. Bill finally escaped from the web of slow moving words and headed towards the door.
A nice voice behind us said "Oh wait a second, now, hmmm, I am not sure, could it be, maybe, I am wondering, did Cindy get that vehicle properly washed and all. We can have it all cleaned up real good and pretty for you in about 5 minutes."
As cheerfully and graciously as I could, I replied over my shoulder "We'll drive it dirty" as the door skirted my heels.
We threw all our stuff in the car, bounced in, and drove out before the doors were even closed.
The navigation on our phone tells us our arrival time is about 8:50. We drive as fast as we can, and just watch the minutes tick, and keep an eye on that estimated arrival time. We should be fine, as long as no one needs to pee, no other problems, no other snags. We need perfect conditions for the next 2 hours.
The arrival time fluctuates by a minute or 2 here and there, but we arrived at the convention center that hosts the expo and packet pickup at about 8:45. Bill slowed down enough for me to jump out, and I made my way down endless halls looking for the correct exhibit hall, and a very rushed but necessary potty stop.
I got my packet with about 10 minutes to spare. Many of the expo exhibitors had already packed up and left. I went back out to find Bill, who was either circling, or finding a place to park.
I rushed back out the entrance where Bill had dropped me off, and I suddenly realized something. I have no idea what car to look for. In all the rush getting the car, I never noted what it looked like. I had that look on my face like my dog when he's been sniffing and wandering, and suddenly realizes he's not in the back yard anymore.
Fortunately, Bill spotted me, rolled down the window, and yelled to me. I got in the car, and finally felt like I could take a deep breath. Ahh. We made it.
We tried to check out the hot air balloon something fun to do thing as part of the Kentucky Derby Festival events. That turned out to be a giant mess. Wall to wall cars, paid $8 to park, shuttled to the end of the world for a parking spot, walked a half mile against a stream of tired families, got to the entry point, and learned it would be another $10 to get in. Yuck. I thought this was just a casual thing where we could relax and see some hot air balloons. Nope. We decided to skip it. Getting out was just as challenging as getting in.
By the time we got to our hotel, it was about 10:30, and we still hadn't had dinner yet. We opted to visit the restaurant in the hotel, and had a yummy sandwich, and watch sports coverage on a tv larger than my bedroom.
After a generous nap, it was time to get up and go run a marathon.
The marathon course was nice. We went through Churchill Downs, but couldn't see a whole lot. We saw some horses on the track. That was cool. Miles 11 thru 14ish were in a very hilly park. We topped a very mean hill at mile 23.
Upon finishing, and finding Bill, I was greeted with... "Nice job and the car won't be ready until Tuesday." Booooo.
We called the rental car place, let them know we'd return the car on Tuesday, and headed back... because we have another race back home on Sunday - the
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For those wondering, this is going to be a series of blogs I'll be creating whenever I feel like it because set dates are stupid. The regular text below is my actual thoughts at first, and the italicized text is my thoughts on... my thoughts.
So, I've been sitting here for the past twenty minutes staring at a clock. You get a lot of ideas when you stare at a clock. First of all, it helps you get a better sense of time. If you're smart, you'd know that you get a better sense of time because you're actually looking at a friggan clock. You get a lot of other ideas, too.
Yeah, twenty minutes. I don't have a lot to do with my time. Well, I do, but I have intense bouts of ADHD.
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Immediately after the dust settled on draft weekend, Sean Kugler called Brad Butler with the news. Langston Walker was moving to left tackle. Butler was moving to right tackle. The two new rookies would fill the interior.
The offensive line coach needed to ensure that Butler was on board with the Bills' full-scale overhaul. Moving to tackle is a big deal.
"I immediately told them that I wanted to do whatever was best for the team," Butler told BuffaloFootballReport.com last week. "If they told me they needed me at field goal kicker, that's what I'd do."
So for the next few months, class remains in session. Offensive tackle is not a completely foreign to him. The towering, 6-foot-7 Butler played tackle for four years at Virginia in college. When the Bills drafted Butler in fifth round of the 2006 draft, they slid him inside to spark the development of Jason Peters at tackle.
Now Peters is gone and Butler is being re-groomed at his homegrown position.
In the ACC, Butler thrived in the thick of an overpopulated hatchery of speed rushers. The likes of Shawne Merriman, Kamerion Wimbley and Mathias Kiwanuka, presented daunting challenges every Saturday. The foundation should be engrained.
"Every week was a test," Butler said. "You had to prepare every week to go against some top pass rushers."
Butler has the SparkNotes for many aspects of the guard-to-tackle transition. He played against Virginia's own 3-4 defense every day at practice during college. He is, well, 6-foot-7. And further, Buffalo utilized "fan" blocking against 3-4 fronts last year, which demanded Butler to swing outside and fend off defensive ends. Facing the taller, more finesse creatures on the edge isn't a new obstacle. Butler fanned out half the time last season, he said. Against 4-3 defenses, this concept endures.
On the flip side, he must now stave off speed-rushing, 3-4 outside linebackers. Ten of Buffalo's 16 opponents this season utilize 3-4 defenses. That means Miami's Jason Taylor, New England's Pierre Woods and possibly the New York Jets' Vernon Gholston are on Butler's radar twice each.
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Butler is working overtime with Kugler for 10-15 minutes after practice to get his steps down. Offensive tackle is all about establishing position quickly.
"On the outside edge, there's more space out there and you're against guys that are more athletic so you need to use your feet better," Butler said.
There will be a learning curve. Being isolated on an island every pass play can be intimidating. Every mistake is magnified. After the Bills' opted to reshuffle rather than reload at offensive tackle, Butler will be under pressure this season.
Yet still, Buffalo's improvement on the offensive line is more about the forest and less about the trees. Last season, a verbal disconnect on the line doomed Buffalo.
In general, Butler said that when a quarterback gets sacked in the NFL it's a direct result of communication breakdowns on the line "over 50 percent of the time." Not 1-on-1 moves by ends. Not a speed rush. Not any physical miscue. Rather, pre-snap chatter. That was the problem last year. Center Duke Preston was shaky with his blocking calls at center and the line allowed 38 sacks — 10th most in the league.
Free agent pickup Geoff Hangartner and the rookie tandem of Eric Wood and Andy Levitre should remedy this problem.
"The people they brought in and the people they drafted are all great communicators," Butler said. "That's something an offensive line needs to succeed. It's the one position on the field where five people always need to be communicating."
Hailed as heady interior linemen, Wood, Hangartner and Levitre should change the climate up front. The Bills' line wasn't the smartest at times last year from Peters' midseason lapses to Preston's head-scratching skirmish in the finale.
This off-season, cohesion is being emphasized on a daily basis.
"Even though I'm playing right tackle, I need to know what the left tackle is doing all the way on the other side," Butler said. "For us to have drafted and brought in some smart, bright, well-spoken people will help us in the long run.
"It's important to have guys that understand what we're trying to do out there every single play so breakdowns don't cause sacks."
The wild card now is Butler.
When Butler entered the league, he admits he wasn't strong enough. At his size, the tendency is to play too upright. In the NFL, one wayward tilt upward can lead to a sack. Both guard and tackle require a strong, low base at the point of attack, Butler said. Not the stereotypical brute body-building associated with linemen.
"People always say, 'What's your bench press,'" Butler said. "Well, how often in a game did someone block somebody with a bench press, with their arms completely out?"
So with the help of trainers, Butler's core and leg strength improved dramatically. Power cleans, hang cleans and abdominal work were emphasized. Butler quickly became Buffalo's best guard — outshining the then-richest player in Buffalo sports history (Derrick Dockery). Last year, Butler was rewarded with a three-year, $8.8 million contract.
He's been the go-to road-grader for Marshawn Lynch and Fred Jackson for two seasons. Now, Trent Edwards needs Butler. With off-season dough spent on the interior, the Bills are counting on Butler at right tackle.
It's not a total eclipse, but it is a daily grind. Butler is 100 percent on board. He wants to stay in Buffalo for the long haul. A Sabres season-ticket holder, Butler repeatedly expressed his love for the city and the organization. When his friend and mentor Jack Kemp passed away, Russ Brandon's secretary gave Butler an autographed football she found in her closet.
"It's those little things that really mean a lot to me," Butler said. "It's been a blessing to be in Buffalo these past four years. The organization is amazing."
Butler knows overturn runs rampant in the modern game, but he plans on staying in Buffalo for a long time. Doing so, hinges on how he adjusts to offensive tackle."The transition is not going to be like it was for George Wilson, moving from offense to defense a couple years ago," Butler said, "but it's going to take a lot of hard work and effort on my part. I feel like now is the time, minicamp is the time, to really make that transition smooth."
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She's been MIA from Instagram for some time now, but Paulina Gretzky is getting back in the habit of posting her flawless selfies.
The 25-year-old daughter of NHL legend Wayne Gretzky wowed her followers, and me, when she posted a pic of herself and her surfboard, in a sleek and sexy black wetsuit.
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The factors influencing the cash holdings of REITs are examined with the view that the REIT industry should yield new information regarding the drivers of corporate cash policy due to their unique operating conditions. The availability of REIT line of credit data also allows us to test the association between cash holdings and line of credit access and use. Data constraints in prior investigations have left this an unresolved empirical question in the cash holdings literature. The baseline results show that REIT cash holdings are inversely related to funds from operations, leverage, and internal advisement and are directly related to the cost of external finance and growth opportunities. Cash holdings are also negatively associated with credit line access and use. The results imply that REIT managers elect to hold little cash to reduce the agency problems of cash flow thereby increasing transparency and reducing the future cost of external capital.


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- Minimum stay:2-6 nights
- Sleeps:8
- Bedrooms:3
- Bathrooms:1.5
- Property type:House
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:N/A
About the Property
House, 3 Bedrooms + Loft, 1.5 Baths, (Sleeps 6-7)
The bedrooms are:
* one double bedroom with a queen bed,
* one single bedroom with a twin bed, with pop-up trundel (becomes king sized bed)
* one single bedroom with bunk beds (twin sized), and
* a sleeping loft with 2 twin beds and a one twin trundle that pulls out between them (does not rise).
There is one full bath (bathtub with shower) and one half bath.
There is a large living/dining room with full windows across the front of the house, a family room and a sitting room with a gorgeous stone fireplace (unfortunately non-working) and a reading nook. The house features a beautiful open floor plan, post and beam construction, hardwood floors throughout, the stone fireplace, and an outdoor seating area with a dining table and chairs. It is an easy walk to the town beach at Lake Mahkeenac (Stockbridge Bowl) (3 houses down and across the street).
The house is equipped with Wifi, TV with DVD player, a washer/dryer, dishwasher, microwave, oven, full refrigerator, central air and heat, linens and dishes/utensils. There are also two kayaks (a single and a double) and one canoe that may be used by guests. There is a 1 week minimum in the summer. Sorry we cannot accept pets and smoking is absolutely prohibited.
The house is in the ideal Berkshire location - halfway between the town centers of Lenox and Stockbridge and 1.5 miles from Tanglewood. Attractions within 5 to 10 minutes of the house include Berkshire Botanical Gardens, Naumkeag, Ventfort Hall, Shakespeare & Co., Berkshire Theater Co., Undermountain Stables, Bartlett Farm Orchards, Stockbridge's Mission House, Canyon Ranch, Kripalu, the Norman Rockwell Museum. Downhill skiing is 15 minutes away at Ski Butternut and a little farther are Jiminy Peak, Catamount and Otis Ridge. Excellent hiking, biking, boating, antiquing, shopping and spas abound.
While so much of the Berkshires is to be enjoyed outdoors, some good rainy day activities include matinees at any one of the local theaters (live or cinema), visiting a local museum (the Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield makes for a great day out with kids and the Clark in Williamstown is a first rate art museum) or for a more active day, there is bowling and mini-golf at the Cove Lanes in Great Barrington. Alternatively, you may just want to stay in, play games, do a puzzle or read a good book - we have plenty for you to use. Oh, and don't forget the outlets in Lee.
Keywords: single family home, lake house, one level
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Property Type
- House
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 8
- Minimum Age Limit For Renters
- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Not Allowed
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8, Beds for 6-8
Other Amenities
- Television
- Video Game Console
- Video Library
- Cinemas
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Live Theater
- Museums
- Restaurants
Local Services & Businesses
- Fitness Center
Leisure Activities
- Antiquing
- Boating
- Horseback Riding
- Miniature Golf
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Sledding
Location Type
- Lake View
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cross Country Skiing
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Hot Air Ballooning
- Jet Skiing
- Kayaking
- Mountain Biking
- Sailing
- Skiing
- Snowmobiling
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Water Skiing
- Wind-Surfing
- Air Conditioning
- Clothes Dryer
- Linens Provided
- Mobile Phone
- Parking Off Street
- Washing Machine
- Wireless Internet
- Cooking Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Deck / Patio
- Outdoor Grill
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Jul 1 - Sep 5, 2017
6 night min stay
Jul 1 - Sep 4, 2018
6 night min stay
Jul 1 - Sep 3, 2019
6 night min stay
Jul 1 - Sep 8, 2020
6 night min stay
My Standard Rate
2 night min stay
Additional information about rental rates
Fees and Rental Conditions:
- Property Damage Protection $99
- cleaning $125
- Taxes Not included
Owner's cancellation policy:
100% refund if canceled at least 30 days before arrival date.
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2 kayaks and 1 canoe for guest use. Life jackets provided and must be used when boating.
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2010
About the owner: We are a family of five with three active children (ages 8-13) and a love of outdoor sports, family game night and the arts. We love that we can introduce our children to the arts in a setting where the arts are so important, but are also so playful that the children can really relate to what they see and hear.
Why the Owner Chose Stockbridge, MA, USA:
Our family chose the Berkshires for its natural beauty, abundant outdoor activities and cultural offerings. Only 2 hours from our home, it provides the ideal weekend getaway. It's a whole other world without requiring an exhausting journey. We have found ourselves at home here very quickly and are amazed that there is always something new to keep us engaged. We always look forward to coming back, year round.
The Unique Benefits at this House:
We love coming up in the summer for the lakes, bike riding, horseback riding, the plays and Tanglewood. The children especially love the local food (mostly the SoCo ice cream and Taft Farm pies). We have found wonderful day camps here for all of them. In the fall we love the leaf peeping and harvest activities, antiquing and art museums. In the winter, we love the skiing, snowshoeing and the peacefulness. The spring brings all of the new babies to the farms and the biking and kayaking seasons begin again.
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Living room with view to family room and kitchen
Sitting room
Sleeping loft
Family room and entrance looking towards living room
Master bedroom with queen bed
Second small bedroom with bunkbeds
Full bath
Full bath
The lake at twilight
View of hAmmock from family room
Front entrance and patio
Sitting room
View through sitting room to kitchen and family room
Family room with view to living room
Master bedroom
Sleeping loft and entrance
Small bedroom with op-up trundle bed
Sleeping loft
Half bathroom
Family room
Living room
View of the lake from the front steps
This listing was first published here in 2011.
Date last modified - Friday, May 19, 2017
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