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Wayne Rooney revealed the full extent of the wound that has ruled him out of England's World Cup qualifiers after posting an image of the vivid forehead gash via social media on Wednesday afternoon.
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- 11:15 Eight months ago I quit my job at a startup to freelance on my own, which has been going great. And just six weeks ago, two good friends quit their jobs to join me in forming a 3-man web design/development studio. So, this question is for Dave in regards to your Paravel experience. Do you have any advice, insight or just straight up ramblings about forming and working with a small team of friends and how the three of you got Paravel to a point where you were doing work for high-profile clients like Microsoft?
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Watch eagles soar and trout jump from this one of kind 3,000 sq ft home on one of the Poconos' premier sporting rivers. This house has it all: sun-drenched great room with floor to ceiling windows; an open space floor plan made for family and friends to enjoy together; and an inviting kitchen with modern conveniences. Sit on the screened porch and watch the kids play in the protected backyard or go for a long walk/bike ride along the historic 'Tow Path' road. Within 20 minutes of the house you will find outfitters offering white water rafting, paintball and horse back riding. There is also incredible antique shopping in local towns such as Hawley, Honesdale and Narrowsburg. Skiing at Big Bear is only fifteen minutes away. In the evening, enjoy a meal together seated around a huge wooden table, retire to the entertainment room featuring a 52in high def TV, pool table, ping-pong and high-speed Internet access or relax in well maintained, six person outdoor hot tub.
Fishing Paradise: : This house features 150ft of riverbank property on the majestic Lackawaxen River, voted Pennsylvania's 'River of the Year' for 2010. This is truly a wildlife paradise. As described on fly fishing connection's website: 'Feeding into the Delaware River, the Lackawaxen ... is well known for its population of wild browns and rainbows. This large river consists of beautiful swift pools, followed by short runs, rifts, and pocket water. The good-sized boulders scattered throughout the river, the overhanging trees, and deep pools help provide trout with a comfortable home. This, in turn, provides anglers with a great place to fish. Many anglers are surprised at the number of fish in this river. Fish seem to be located in every rift, run, and pocket; due in part to the wild population and the thousands of fish that are stocked each year. Many people argue that with the exception of the upper Delaware, it is, or could be, the best tail-water in Pennsylvania.
Area Attractions: : In addition to water sports and fishing, there are numerous activities for the whole family, including Costas Family Fun Park; Lake Wallenpaupack; antiquing in nearby Hawley, Honesdale and Narrowsburg; the Zane Grey Museum; eagle watching, the Minisink Revolutionary War Battlegrounds. The slopes at Ski Big Bear resort are only fifteen minutes away. Give us a call and we can provide numerous links to local sights.
We are New Jersey residents living in Randolph township.
Michael Cordera purchased this house in 2007
The poconos offer year round fun, fishing, hunting, hiking and skiing.
Hi Michael,
I wanted to send you a short note to thank you and your wife for allowing us to spend a great holiday weekend in your home. We had great weather, plenty of food, fun, and beverage. The home and property were exactly what we hoping to find , spacious, quiet, and private. Needless to say, we all enjoyed our stay tremendously. Thank you both again... maybe we can do it again next year ?
Jack, Karen and family
We had such a great time at this property!! So much to do around the property and on the property! We have stayed in the Pocono mountains 3 times now and this was by far the best house we've rented! We loved the privacy of the house and the huge yard for the 4 kids and our dogs to play in! The owner was so flexible with us in regards to bringing our dogs and they had a blast as well! We went tubing on the river and saw 3 eagles, one of them was fishing right in front of us :)...so beautiful! Awesome that the owner provided tubes, that was so helpful! We had a blast making s'mores around the fire pit and relaxing in the hot tub after the kids went to bed :). We also went to Lake Wallenpaupack public beach, claws n paws, Bushkill falls, and Camelbeach waterpark--all within reasonable distance from the house! The guys went fishing and caught a bass :). The house was huge and perfect for a large family like ours! Owner was always quick to respond if needed :)! Clean and well cared for property! Thank you for a wonderful vacation!!
This was truly a home away from home! We had a wonderful time staying at this location during our short stay. Wish we could have stayed longer. Very peaceful, very quiet and very homely. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a place to get away
We went with some friends for a golf, buddy weekend. Mr Cordera was extremely helpful, knowledgeable about the area and actually encouraged us to make a nice fire in the backyard and enjoy. The kitchen is great, has everything you want and it's right there in the thick of things so no missing out on the fun while cooking. The property is quite lovely and quiet, nice walks, or just sitting looking out over the river, saw at least 3 eagles (they might have all been the same one but saw it 3 times) and all in all had a great time and would absolutely go back.
We had a great time at this rental home. The Living Room on the Main Floor is wide open with a fantastic view of the river. Lots of windows on that side let in all the natural light you'll need. (very cool 'bowling alley' table can sit 10-12 I'm guessing). Fishing is great and within a 2 minute walk from the front porch. Games room upstairs was great for our kids. Great value for the price of the rental. Michael was responsive and moreover very accommodating with anything we asked for. I'd give it 6 stars if I could.
A great place for the whole family. The house is big and has a beatiful view. Excellent value for the money. We found a very convenient, relaxing location, a house with all services needed, very clean and the landlord Michael always available and supportive. Just walking across the front door, the Lackawaxen river provides all the fun you want, great place for fishing or just floating around. Strongly recommend this place either if you are looking for going outdoors or simply relaxing with family and friends.
The yard and driveway were littered with plastic and Styrofoam debris. We were not provided a house key but rather a code for an electronic lock. Once I saw the code pattern I didn't feel secure. I asked but we were not allowed to change it. As we were carrying things inside my wife twisted her ankle on one of the loose boards outside the back porch. This proved to be an obstacle while entering and exiting the home.
Inside the house carpeting was stained and worn throughout. Most of the furniture was stained. Some furniture was covered up and even the furniture covers had stains. One of the bedroom doors upstairs looked like someone punched it. There was also damage to one of the walls in the game room.
Storage space for renters in this home is non-existent. The owners have their junk stored everywhere. The only closet with space was in the living room but it was littered with water balloons and had exposed electrical wires hanging in it.
Don't leave food out as the ant traps are not working. We killed on average 12 ants a day and we were only awake and inside the home approximately 3 hours per day. I consider this an ant infestation. The owner disagrees.
The bathrooms were small and hot water was a hot commodity. If you're not 1st or 2nd in the shower you better like cold showers. I'm told the upstairs shower also had low water pressure. The bathroom vent downstairs had not been cleaned in a long time (if ever). The basement was a mess and someone left damp sheets in the dryer to mildew.
Cooking at the home is less than desirable. You must leave the burners on the gas grill on full blast to have any shot at cooking your food. The kitchen does have the basics provided, however, many of the pans are beat up or missing handles.
The owner did offer to send a cleaning service over but he wanted us to meet them during the day. Our schedule didn't allow this. He used my unwillingness to take time away from family plans to justify how things were not really that bad. During the middle of the week I sent the owner a number of photos showing damage and filth. He claimed it was all "normal wear and tear". He is in denial.
At the end of the trip the owner offered a refund if I would refrain from leaving a review. Sounds like bribery. Needless to say I didn't accept it. Instead I've launched an official complaint with HomeAway and done my best to give you an honest assessment of this property.
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Impress friends with Pineapple Ginger Muddle. For this cocktail, we muddle zippy ginger, sweet-tart pineapple, and fresh thyme and combine with pisco and chilled ginger beer--guaranteed to awaken your tastebuds.
- 2/3 cup fresh pineapple chunks
- 4 thin slices fresh ginger
- 1/4 teaspoon fresh thyme leaves (optional)
- 6 tablespoons pisco
- 2 tablespoons lime juice
- 1 cup chilled ginger beer
- Thyme sprigs for garnish
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Combine pineapple, ginger, thyme leaves if using, and ice in a cocktail shaker; muddle until pineapple is a chunky pulp.
Add pisco and lime juice. Shake and pour (without straining) into 2 tall glasses. Top each with about 1/2 cup chilled ginger beer and garnish each with a thyme sprig.


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New Delhi: BJP President Amit Shah would be briefing party spokespersons on the issue of One Rank, One Pension (OROP) at 1 p.m. on Saturday.
It is probable that the Narendra Modi-led NDA Government would be making an announcement today on the must awaited issue.
The government has been facing criticism after its determination to stick to its position on a five-year reset clause, while the military veterans are insisting the pensions be revised at least once every two years.
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The terrorist attacks obviously had an effect on London life with many launches, parties etc understandably cancelled and rescheduled. Those that gamely carried on were subdued affairs. Restaurants now are concerned about the effect on trade from tourists, with talk of many visitors changing their minds about visiting London. Hopefully we locals will not let it put us off eating, even if we face the occasional prospect of a difficult journey home afterward.
Restaurants reviewed this month
Barcelona Dulwich. Tapas, tapas and tapas. Oh, and paella.
Chapter 1 Farnborough. Great food, great prices. Book.
Fire & Stone Covent Garden. Hey Luigi! Another plate of the red stuff! No seriously, this is seriously good pizza
Shangai Blues Holborn. Designer Chinese in a converted Victorian library.
Joanna's Crystal Palace. A rethink of the menu has yielded very positive results
Barcelona .There are three Barcelona tapas restaurants. So take your pick Senor
Sticky Fingers. Hyde Park Corner.It's an institution, of sorts
Maxwells Covent Garden. Kid friendly if your kids aren't gourmets
Zaika Knightsbridge. An up market Indian designed to impress
OQO Islington. Chinesa Tapas? Well it's an interesting idea
Dover Street. Soho on the rocks?
Roadhouse Covent Garden. Still a sound place for a fun evening
Navajo Joes. Covent Garden. Native American cuisine (like pan-fried sea bass with queen scallops and green tea noodles)
Matsuri. Holborn. A modern sushi/teppan-yaki bar with both style and substance
May we as usual take this opportunity to remind you that if a restaurant really gives you a bad time, please talk to them and allow them a chance to explain/make amends before you trash them on the website!
Ping Pong - excellent service
It's becoming more and more common these days that a restaurant opens but doesn't 'launch' for a month or so, this gives the restaurant time to iron out the kinks before the press appear. Such is the case at Ping Pong and our impressions were they need not have bothered 'launching' at all as the main restaurant was so full there was a line almost out the door.
So what are they already doing right? We sampled a fantastic lychee, white
wine, grape and martini cocktail that really was delicious, and a range of
steamed dumplings and spring rolls. Everyone must try the dumplings with snow
Peas, shitake mushrooms, king prawns and chicken.
It was a nice quiet launch, until all heads on the inside balcony turned towards the bang coming from the main restaurant. Now that the chef had our attention he proceeded to make noodles which entertained the whole restaurant, or so it seemed.
All in all a smart looking restaurant with a nice open feel. This in conjunction with the owner's history at Hakkasan should guarantee great success for this lovely Chinese restaurant 'serving up little steamed parcels of deliciousness'.
Benares - parties on
There's nothing worse than being the detached wheel at a cocktail party. I don't care what they all say, but these functions are all about one thing: fitting in so you can make small talk and establish connections with people you'll probably never see or hear from again. If you don't manage to do that, your only goal is to get out of there quickly before the 5 Cosmopolitans sink into your bloodstream and you accidentally insult the CEO of Amalgamated Consolidated by suggesting that he may have gotten dressed in the dark that morning. The next day you wake up and realize you've lost your job and thousands more children are starving in Africa. But of course, this is all speculation.
So when Benares down in Mayfair invited me to a special evening of 'drinks and delicious canapes' prepared by Chef Atul Kochhar, I found myself rather on edge. This was increased when upon my arrival there was absolutely no indication of my name on the entire list. After discussing life with the receptionist for ten minutes, I was formally escorted to the darkly lit romantic Indian restaurant upstairs and handed a lovely bellini topped with a honking slice of mango. Much to my embarrassment, I figured out later that the mango was supposed to be consumed before the bellini. This was after I spent ten minutes maneuvering my nose to the left, right, bottom and on top of the slice while I drank, peering out from behind the exotic fruit like a misplaced jungle child looking for its mommy (who just so happens to be a spotted leopard.)
After all that jazz, I thought it best to take a back seat and blend into the crowd. Unfortunately because of the bombings in London that day, the crowd ended up being not a crowd at all, but about ten people all sitting in a circular row of couches, talking adamantly to each other in small groups. Somehow I managed to fit in with a group of ladies who didn't mind me ravenously grabbing at the huge selection of delicious canapes every time they came around. I don't want to go on an on about a little prawn on a tooth pick, but if Benares's main courses are anything like their flavourful apertifs, I wouldn't mind paying a hefty load to come back and eat dinner...even if I would have trouble fitting in.


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Following an appearance in last year's 3A East Regional under then first-year Coach Jay Abston, the Topsail softball team is ready for an encore performance coming off a 20-8 season as Mideastern Conference Champions.
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Author's Note: Shakespeareverse Story - Takes place about four years after "Where are you Roaming?" In response to a meme on lj earlgreytea68 requested a fic where Viola struggles with growing up. (Yes, you can still leave me new prompts! - I'm on LJ under LorelaiSquared)
A month late, but I'm FINALLY able to start posting these for you all. I'm so sorry for the delay but hopefully the length of this will help make up for it!
Special thanks to all my betas on this one. Your varied input was invaluable to the finished product.
Growing Pains
Viola stormed into the library, slamming the door with such force that she actually felt the vibration. She roughly pulled a book from the shelf and flung herself onto the sofa with a dramatic huff. After a moment, she sighed and threw the book to the ground in frustration. She was bored and she hated being bored. Almost as much as she hated being left out. Which was exactly how she was feeling at the moment.
For the third time that week, her mother and the Doctor had left her alone on the TARDIS while they visited a new planet, because they claimed it would be too dangerous for her to join them. Granted, each of the planets in question had been experiencing civil unrest, but Viola knew she could handle herself - probably better than her mother and the Doctor, who had been imprisoned twice that week already.
Right now, however, they were off having a fabulous time on Sclumfarumphas without her. Viola glared at the closed door, imagining it was them. She heaved herself off the sofa and idly scanned the bookcase, randomly pulling books off the shelf, glancing at them, and shoving them back with more force than necessary. She had always wanted to visit Sclumfarumphas and she was absolutely furious with her mother and the Doctor for not taking her with them. In fact, her fury had grown to the point that she could barely contain it any longer. Abandoning the books, she stormed back to the sofa and buried her head into a pillow. She was sick and tired of always being treated like some helpless, child. She was a twelve-year-old Time Lord and she was perfectly capable of doing far more than either of them gave her credit for.
She screamed into the pillow, releasing some of the muddled emotions that were tying her in knots. Feeling marginally calmer than when she'd entered the library, Viola picked up her book again and attempted to read it. After reading the same line approximately ten times, Viola finally gave up and tossed it onto the cushion beside her, where it bounced twice before landing face down. A mysterious mark on the back cover caught her eye and she quickly scooped it up again, her anger completely forgotten as she examined the strange symbol.
It was Gallifreyan in nature and yet, oddly, it wasn't Gallifreyan at all - at least not anything she recognised. Suddenly excited, Viola leaped off the sofa and, with book in hand, dashed into the console room. With a few quick flicks of buttons and dials, Viola powered up the main computer and quickly scanned the symbol. She waited impatiently, twirling her chocolate curls around her fingers as the computer ran its checks. Finally it began to emit a loud, high-pitched whine as the results popped up on the screen.
Frowning, Viola zoomed in on the results, perplexed by what she was seeing. The symbol was indeed Gallifreyan, only it was neither current nor ancient. According to the TARDIS, it was a variation that came into common usage in the year 6,875,984. How was it possible to have a future evolution of a language that only she, the Doctor, and the TARDIS could understand?
Deeply intrigued, Viola made a split-second decision and rapidly began to prepare the TARDIS for departure. Glancing somewhat guiltily at the TARDIS's door, Viola reconsidered her choice for a moment as she thought about what would happen if her mother and the Doctor returned and the TARDIS was gone. Thinking of them reignited her fury, and she decided it served them right. If they were going to leave her out of their adventures then she had every right to go off on her own. Besides, she wasn't planning to be gone long. She'd just quickly nip into the future to figure out what the symbol meant and she'd be back in no time. They probably wouldn't even notice that she was gone.
Her mind made up, Viola refocused on her task, dashing back and forth around the console, twirling, twisting, and yanking on the controls until everything was set for her visit to 6,875,984. Inwardly holding her breath, Viola pulled the final lever and the TARDIS sped off through the Vortex.
The Doctor looked back at the TARDIS regretfully as he and Rose strolled hand-in-hand toward Farump, the capital city of Sclumfarumphas. He knew Viola was upset at being left behind again and he felt terrible for having to do it, but the political climate on this planet had always been rather volatile, and he felt it was far too risky. Besides, it wouldn't take him very long to obtain the parts he needed for the TARDIS from the market while Rose shopped for provisions to restock the kitchen. Perhaps he could make it up to Viola later by taking her on her own solo adventure. Yes, that would work! Feeling much better about the situation, the Doctor turned away from the TARDIS to see Rose watching him.
"She'll be okay," Rose assured him. "We made the right choice."
"I know," he sighed. "I just hate seeing her so upset."
Rose squeezed his hand. "I love that about you," she said softly.
"That you care about her so much that you can't stand seeing her unhappy." Rose stopped walking and stood on her tiptoes in front of him. "It's sweet," she whispered as she touched her lips to his.
He kissed her back, grinning from ear to ear as he pulled away. "I can't help it," he told her as they started walking again. "She's easy to love."
Rose laughed. "She is, isn't she?"
"She's very special," the Doctor swallowed a lump in his throat. "I can't thank you enough for sharing her with me. Especially after… well, after everything I did when you first arrived."
She stopped walking. "Doctor," she touched his cheek lovingly. "You need to stop beating yourself up for that. I forgave you a long time ago; so did Donna and Viola. It's time you forgave yourself."
"I know, it's just hard. Sometimes I can't help it. I feel like, well," he paused, "like I don't deserve the two of you." He closed his eyes for a moment, hating himself for the self-loathing that had suddenly resurfaced.
Rose pulled him into a warm hug, her heart aching to see him so upset. "It's not about what you do or don't deserve. It never has been. It's about life. And life is full of ups and downs." He tried to pull away, but she wouldn't let him and instead pulled him more tightly against her. "We've all got things in our past that we regret, but we can't let it govern our lives. You are allowed to be happy, that's not a crime."
Silence enveloped them as he carefully considered what she was saying. He knew she was right, but he couldn't seem to help feeling guilty from time to time. He sighed and gave Rose a quick squeeze before pulling away slightly and pressing a kiss to her forehead. "You're right, Rose, as usual. Thank you for reminding me of that. Sometimes I get lost inside my own head."
She shook her head with a half smile pressed against her lips. "I know." Her smile turned into a full grin. "That's why you keep me around." She kissed his nose playfully then bumped her shoulder against his, prodding him onward toward the city.
"That's not the only reason," he muttered under his breath.
Rose must have heard him, because she threw back her head in laughter. "Oh, Doctor, I really do love you, you know that?"
Before he could answer she kissed his cheek and started to run, pulling him down the hill after her.
Filled with pride, Viola landed the TARDIS smoothly and gracefully. The Doctor had been letting her pilot more often lately and, much to his chagrin, she was now much better at landing the TARDIS than he was. After double-checking the monitors to ensure that she was indeed in the right place, she shoved the book into the expansive pocket of the purple jacket that she always wore, then skipped down the ramp and out the door.
Instead of stepping onto Earth as she'd expected, Viola found herself on board a large, high-tech, aircraft that appeared to be from the future and was hovering in the atmosphere above a planet. It was covered with a dome that seemed to be made out of some kind of green translucent material. Several hundred similar aircrafts dotted the sky around her as far as she could see, and each with a coloured dome of it's own. They were all crowded with humans and aliens in every colour, shape and size imaginable. The aircraft she had landed on was dotted with thousands of patches of rich, earthy soil that had weird, stringy, blue vegetation growing from them. After ensuring that the TARDIS was securely concealed behind a large tree-like plant,Viola began to explore her surroundings more carefully. It didn't take her long to realise that she was in a massive marketplace.
Dozens of bright, colourful awnings covered stall upon stall of merchandise ranging from antiquities (she noted in particular a sign advertising 'old fashioned' mobile smart phones from the 21st century), to interplanetary relics (the most notable being a toothbrush-like object used by the inhabitants of Yaced), to valuable substances like Fellanktuck, (which she knew was often used as a natural fuel source in the Canubula Galaxy). She wandered through the market, pausing every once in a while to examine the more peculiar objects she found or to admire some of the unique works of art that were on display.
After some time, she came to a wide look-out point where she could clearly see several of the other aircrafts that hovered nearby. She shifted her gaze from ship to ship, noting that each one seemed to have a different purpose. One was filled with restaurants while others held hundreds of houses. Another contained a market overflowing with fresh produce and other foods, and still another seemed to be selling every type of textile known to the universe. She couldn't see any other ships well enough to make out what they contained, but she could only assume that each one had its own unique purpose. Large round pods that looked a bit like giant soap bubbles and reminded her of Glinda's bubble in "The Wizard of Oz" were carrying people from ship to ship.
Viola was so absorbed in studying this odd civilization that she'd nearly forgotten the purpose of her trip. It wasn't until she reached into her pocket for her sonic and found the book again that she regained her focus and remembered why she'd come. She was just turning the book over in her hands to examine the symbol again when someone passing by accidentally bumped into her and the strangest thing happened: the symbol began to glow. Startled, Viola dropped the book and instantly the glowing stopped. The person who'd bumped into her stopped walking and bent to retrieve it.
"Oh, I'm so sorry," the woman said genuinely as she crouched down, balancing precariously on her red stiletto heels. "I didn't see you."
"That's okay," Viola replied. "I wasn't really paying attention myself."
The woman chuckled and reached for the book. As her fingers grasped it, once again the symbol began to glow and when Viola gasped in surprise, the woman did as well.
"What is that?" the woman asked, quickly drawing the book toward her to look at the symbol more carefully.
"It's just a book," Viola said quickly, reaching to take the book back before the woman saw anything. Unfortunately, she wasn't quick enough and was forced to look on in horror as the woman ran her fingers over the symbol thoughtfully.
"Where did you get this?" the woman demanded, her piercing gaze making Viola uncomfortable.
"Not that it's any of your business," Viola said coldly, "But it belongs to my step-father." She snatched the book out of the woman's hand, noting briefly that the glowing had stopped, before she quickly returned it to the safety of her pocket.
"Your step-father?" The woman's eyes softened as she stared at Viola as though she were memorising every detail of Viola's features.
Viola found the reaction odd, but took the opportunity to do a visual study of her own. The woman was quite tall, and though she was definitely older than Viola's mother, there was a youthful quality to her that reminded her of the Doctor. The woman's blonde hair hung in wild curls that grazed her shoulders and bounced every time she moved her head.
After several awkward moments, the woman finally spoke again. "You're Viola, aren't you?"
Viola's eyes widened and her jaw dropped in shock. How could this strange woman possibly know that? "Who are you?" she croaked when she finally found her voice again.
The woman smiled somewhat sadly. "I've frightened, you, haven't I? I'm sorry. I really didn't mean to, it's just you're so young."
"We've met before?" Viola asked, feeling unsettled by the whole conversation. She'd known it was possible to meet people out of order, she was time traveler after all, but this was the first time it had ever happened to her.
"Of course we have," the woman responded, her tone indicating that she felt this fact was obvious. Her face softened and she laughed. "Well, judging from your reaction, this is clearly the first time you've met me. How exciting. I love beginnings."
Viola gaped at her. "Who are you? How did you get here?"
"If I told you, you'd miss the fun in finding out."
"Can't you just tell me?" Viola asked in frustration.
"Oh no. That would be far too easy." She reached out and took Viola's hand, shaking it. "It was so nice to see you again, Viola. I'm sorry, but I really should dash, I've been here far too long already."
She started to walk into the crowded market, then turned and spoke once more. "You should really return to where you came from, you're not supposed to be here."
"How do you know that?"
The woman smiled. "I just know." She started to walk away again then seemed to change her mind once more. "Oh, and Viola, don't bother asking the Doctor about the Gallifreyan symbol on that book. He won't know what it means - not yet. You'll both find out, in time, but for now, just let it be."
Viola blinked and stared at the woman incredulously. "You know about the Doctor? And Gallifrey? But how?"
"Spoilers!" The woman said smugly, her eyes alight with amusement.
"What?" Never in her life had Viola ever met anyone as infuriatingly cryptic as this woman. Even during his most nonsensical moments the Doctor made more sense than this odd woman.
The woman ignored her. "Oh, and Viola? Do be sure to tell the Doctor that Professor Song says 'Hello!'" With that, the woman spun around and vanished into the crowded market.
It had taken longer than the Doctor had anticipated to gather the necessary bits and bobs he wanted for the TARDIS and he was growing anxious about how long they'd left Viola alone.
"I hope she isn't starting to worry," he mused aloud.
"I'm sure she's fine," Rose assured him. "She's probably buried in a book in the library by now. You know how much she loves reading."
"Yeah, probably," the Doctor agreed although he wasn't convinced. He couldn't quite put his finger on it, but he had a strange feeling that something was wrong. "Have you got everything? We should really get back."
"Doctor, relax." Rose laughed. "We've barely been gone an hour. Viola is a big girl, she'll be fine."
"I know," he said wincing at the hesitation he heard in his own voice.
"You're cute when you're worried," Rose informed him. She leaned up to kiss him gently on the lips. "Just let me get some fresh milk and then we can head back."
"Okay," he agreed, relieved that they'd be going back soon. The bad feeling he had was growing worse, and while Rose walked over to the farmer to buy milk, he gently probed mentally for Viola, cursing himself for teaching her mental control when he found her thoughts blocked. He could still sense her presence, of course, but beyond that, she'd shut him out completely. He knew that, logically, she'd probably just blocked him because she was angry with them for leaving her, but he still couldn't shake the feeling that something wasn't right.
Much to his relief, Rose returned to his side a moment later and they were finally able to walk back to the TARDIS.
As they neared the clearing where they'd left the TARDIS, the Doctor's sense of foreboding increased.
"Rose, wasn't the TARDIS in that clearing when we left?"
Rose frowned and scanned the area. "I thought so." She stopped walking and looked at him in alarm. "You don't think Viola…"
She didn't need to finish the thought for the Doctor to know what she was asking. "Weeeell, she is getting pretty good at piloting it, it's not a complete impossibility."
Rose shook her head. "But she knows better than to do that. She knows I'll worry, especially after… " Her eyes glazed over as her thoughts wandered to the past. "Well, after what happened before."
The Doctor frowned. "What do you mean?"
Rose took a deep breath. "When Viola was five, she got it in her head that she wanted to try and find Gallifrey, so one night, when her father and I were sleeping, she flew the TARDIS by herself and landed somewhere near where Gallifrey had been. By the time we woke up and realised what had happened, she'd wandered onto the strange planet and something attacked her. When we found her, we thought she was dead." Tears were pooling in her eyes. "We didn't know if she would be able to regenerate - she only had one heart then and we thought that maybe she was more human than Time Lord."
As soon as the words were out, Rose gave into her emotions and tears began to spill down her cheeks. The Doctor immediately pulled her into a protective embrace and held her while rubbing her back and whispering words of comfort into her ear.
When she had composed herself again, Rose turned her head, resting it against the Doctor's torso as she continued. "It was awful. She was my baby, and she just lay there, looking so still and helpless."
The Doctor shuddered. Just the thought of it tore at his hearts. He'd known that Viola had regenerated before - she'd told him as much, very pragmatically, the day they'd met when she was seven years old, but he'd never heard the details before, never allowed himself to think about what that experience must have been like for Rose and his counterpart. "I'm so sorry you had to go through that, Rose," he murmured softly, hugging her more tightly.
She closed her eyes and hugged him back as she continued to relive the horror she'd felt eight years earlier.
Her voice was muffled when she finally calmed down enough to speak again. "I'm sorry. I thought I was over it, but I guess some wounds never fully heal."
"It's okay, Rose. I understand. That must have been awful."
She nodded. "It was. But she's fine now. Has been fine for years. But after that, she promised me she'd never do anything that foolish again. And now she's gone, with the TARDIS!"
The Doctor swallowed hard, suppressing his own concern in order to comfort his wife. "She's a good pilot, Rose, and she's not five anymore. We both know that she can take care of herself now. In fact, she could take care of herself quite well even at seven, so I have no doubt that, wherever she is, she's fine. She's a smart girl."
Rose smiled. "She is, isn't she? But still, she's so young, what if…"
"No, Rose, don't do this to yourself. If you start thinking about all the 'what ifs' you'll drive yourself crazy. The truth is…"
Before he could finish his sentence, the sound of the TARDIS appearing filled the air and it landed in the clearing beside them.
Viola had barely finished landing when her parents burst through the door.
"Viola!" her mother cried, pulling her into a tight hug. "You're okay."
"Of course I'm okay!" Viola said matter-of-factly. "Why wouldn't I be?"
"We came back, and you were gone!" Rose told her. "We were so worried."
Viola looked down, feeling guilty again for rushing off the way she had. "I'm sorry, Mum, I really didn't mean to worry you."
"You're really not supposed to fly the TARDIS alone," the Doctor reminded her. He sounded disappointed and it made her feel terrible. She adored the Doctor and she hated disappointing him.
Viola looked at the grated floor and wrung her hands. "I know. I'm sorry. I really am. I know I shouldn't have gone off like that. It's just that I was already angry with you both for leaving me behind again and I was completely bored, and then I found the symbol and it looked Gallifreyan, so it made me curious, and then when I found out that it was Gallifreyan, only from the future, well, I had to go check it out. I know I should have waited until you were back, but you were taking so long and I was so excited."
"Viola, honey, slow down, you're not making any sense."
Her mother was right. "Sorry, let me try again."
She started at the beginning and told them everything she could remember. When she was done, both were staring at her.
"Professor Song?" the Doctor said incredulously. "Are you sure?"
Viola nodded. "I'm positive. Do you know who she is?"
"Yes," the Doctor admitted. "I've met her once before."
"What was she like?" Viola asked eagerly. She was completely fascinated and intrigued by the strange woman now that she wasn't right in front of her saying confusing things.
"She was cryptic and irritating and she kept talking about things we'd done in the future."
"What things?" Rose wanted to know.
"That's the infuriating part, I don't know. She wouldn't tell me. She just kept saying 'Spoilers!' whenever I asked."
"She said the same thing to me!" Viola exclaimed excitedly.
"Really?" The Doctor frowned. "And you said she acted like she'd met you before?"
Viola nodded. "She knew my name without me telling her."
"Hmm." The Doctor ran his fingers through his hair while he paced. "When I first met River —"
"Who's River?" Rose interrupted.
"Professor Song. That's her first name."
"That's a silly name," Viola remarked, giggling.
The Doctor ignored her and kept talking. "When I first met River, I thought that she was somehow entwined with my future - at least that's what she implied. I thought it was just me, but it seems like she's a part of your future as well!"
"That's so weird." Viola said.
"I agree." Rose leaned against the console. "Are you sure she's not making it all up?"
"No, she's definitely telling the truth," the Doctor said quickly.
"How do you know?"
"When I met her, she knew things about me that only I could have possibly told her."
"So if she's telling the truth, then why is she so cryptic?" Viola asked.
"Because she's not meeting me – us, in the right order, which means she has to be careful not to tell us anything that could change the future."
Viola sighed. "I suppose that makes sense."
"Of course it does." The Doctor grinned. "I said it!"
Viola scoffed. The Doctor could be so vain sometimes. "Right."
She could tell that the Doctor was about to say something else, but as usual her mum intervened at just the right moment. "So what about this book, can we see it?"
In all the excitement about River, Viola had completely forgotten about the book. She hastily pulled it out of her pocket and handed it to the Doctor.
"Odd," he said examining it closely. "I've never seen this before. It really does look Gallifreyan and yet it's not. I've never seen that symbol before in my life!"
"I know!" Viola told him what she'd learned about it so far.
When she was done, he put it into his own pocket and nodded. "Okay, leave this with me for a while; I'd like to puzzle it out."
Viola nodded then turned to her mum. "Can we have tea now?"
"I think today's events have taught us something," the Doctor mused later that evening, once Viola had gone to her room.
"What's that?" Rose set her tea down on the library coffee table and adjusted her position on the sofa so that she was facing him.
"That Viola is growing up and we can't protect her from everything. Maybe it's time we gave her a little more freedom - in a safe, controlled manner so she doesn't feel she has to do it behind our backs."
"I'm not ready for that," Rose admitted.
The Doctor kissed her tenderly. "I know. Neither am I, but I think she is."
Rose sighed. "You're right. I know you are. How did she grow up so quickly? I still remember holding her in my arms when she was a tiny wee baby."
He looked away, not wanting her to see the regret in his eyes. He knew Rose had loved her first husband very much, and he was glad. But sometimes, in moments like this, he wished that he had been a part of their lives then. He loved Rose and Viola so much, and it hurt to know they'd had this whole other life without him. A whole life filled with moments he'd never get to experience. He knew that Rose was waiting for a response so he took a deep breath and turned back to her. "Time is a funny thing. It has a way of moving quickly when we want it to move slowly, and moving slowly when we want it to move quickly. It's both beautiful and terrible. But it's unchangeable. We can't go back, Rose, Viola isn't a baby anymore. She needs you to let go a little bit so she can grow up."
She nodded. "Okay, I'll try to stop being so protective, and maybe we can give her some more freedom - but not yet."
"Rose," he started.
"Stop. It's not because I can't let go. I know I have to do that. But I'm still her mother and she broke the rules today. We can't reward that, so there has to be a consequence. I think we should ground her."
"Ground her?" he wrinkled his nose.
"Only for a week. I think that's long enough for her to learn her lesson."
"But grounding her is so… so ordinary, and human."
Rose laughed. "That's what you object to?"
"Yes. Well. It's just not very interesting."
"Of course it isn't, it's a punishment. It's not supposed to be interesting."
"Okay fine. We'll ground her." He sighed dramatically. "But after that…"
"Yes, after that we'll talk about giving her a little more freedom."
Viola carefully pulled her ear away from the door and tiptoed back to her room before she was caught. She sank into her favourite rocking chair and thought about what she'd just heard. She agreed with the Doctor that being grounded was boring – she could still remember how restless she'd been that time she'd been grounded after looking into to temporal schism - but she couldn't muster the energy to get upset about it. Mum was right, she deserved to be punished, after all, she'd broken the rules and she knew it.
Besides, Viola was more excited about the other thing she'd overheard - the part about getting more freedom. She really liked the sound of that, even though she had no idea what it meant. Still, the fact that Mum agreed to it meant that she trusted her, even after her foolishness earlier today.
Viola grinned and pulled a teddy bear off the shelf. The Doctor had given him to her not long after she and mum had moved onto the TARDIS permanently and it was still her favourite. Even though she knew she was technically getting too old for stuffed toys, Viola didn't care. She loved this teddy despite his missing eye and worn fur, and she hugged him to her chest as she'd done on so many other nights.
The Doctor was right, she was growing up, but there were some parts of her childhood that she wasn't ready to give up just yet. Feeling safe and loved and incredibly happy, Viola closed her eyes and rocked while she hugged the bear. As she drifted off into a rare deep sleep, she let her mind wander to the events of the day, resolving that someday soon she'd unlock the many secrets that revolved around the infamous Professor River Song.


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Admit it. You were virtually joining me Monday night by flipping between "Dancing with the Stars" (We call it DWTS on Disney-owned ABC!), "2001: A Space Odyssey" on the Encore Mystery Channel and that 1985 matchup between Chicago and Green Bay on the NFL Network.
I must say that the Packers' Jim Zorn era had totally passed from my consciousness. Took me multiple squints -- thank you, video degradation -- to realize that the left-handed quarterback wearing No. 18 was Zorn. I thought it was cool seeing Minnesota defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier playing cornerback for the Bears in what was his last NFL season, but one part of the game stood out most prominently for me.
As you recall, William "The Refrigerator" Perry caught a 4-yard touchdown pass from Jim McMahon just before halftime, his first scoring reception. I vaguely remembered that play. What came next, however, I did not. Perry returned to the sidelines, joined the special teams huddle -- led by unofficial Bears assistant coach Jeff Fisher, who was on injured reserve at the time -- and trotted back onto the field to cover the kickoff.
That's something you don't see in today's game: A starting defensive tackle covering kickoffs, let alone one who participated in the previous offensive play. The Fridge got down the field, too, and was near the tackle. Just one example of how the game has changed over the years.
Oh, the Bears went on to defeat the Packers 16-10.
End fantastical digression. On with our morning march around the NFC North:
Brad Biggs of the Chicago Sun-Times has the numbers on free-agent offensive lineman Frank Omiyale's contract. Omiyale will receive $6.3 million this season, almost half of the total value of the deal. That's a strong sign that the Bears consider him a starter at some position this season.
Packers defensive back Jarrett Bush visited Tennessee on Monday and will meet with Baltimore officials on Wednesday, according to Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The Packers gave Bush the low tender as a restricted free agent, meaning they would get no compensation if he signs elsewhere.
The Packers have yet to host linebacker Kevin Burnett on a visit, according to Pete Dougherty of the Green Bay Press-Gazette.
Even "The Simpsons" have taken a shot at Detroit's 0-16 season. Check out the video on the Detroit Free Press' Web site.
The much-discussed visit of free-agent cornerback Karl Paymah to Minnesota is, alas, on hold, according to Sean Jensen of the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The city of Walnut, Calif., is preparing a legal challenge to plans for building an NFL stadium in nearby Industry, according to the Pasadena Star-News. The Vikings are among a handful of teams that have been approached to play in the proposed facility.
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Last Friday (6 April) The Daily Telegraph printed what was tantamount to the world's longest job application.
In a story that confirmed Allen & Overy (A&O) senior partner Guy Beringer would leave the magic circle firm when he steps down next April, the top man went on to hint at the types of roles he might fancy once he quits Spitalfields for good.
The news is no great surprise. Like Anthony Salz at Freshfields and Tony Angel at Linklaters before him, once you've had the top job you tend to look for challenges elsewhere.
The story primarily serves as a reminder that, since the move last October by A&O partners who voted to extend managing partner David Morley's tenure by another year to 2008 (The Lawyer, 2 October 2006), the market will now have two elections to look forward to instead of one. But one of those elections is virtually a foregone conclusion.
As one source said: "Morley's a better bet to be senior partner than Gordon Brown is to be Prime Minister."
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SAN DIEGO (CNS) - A man was stabbed six times early Tuesday during a fight that broke out at a large bonfire party at Mariner's Point in Mission Bay Park, police said.
The assault was reported about 3:45 a.m. near the fire pits off West Mission Bay Drive on the peninsula near Bonita Cove, according to San Diego police.
The victim was taken by friends to Alvarado Hospital Medical Center but was later transferred to another hospital to be treated for non-life-threatening injuries, police officials said.
Police said that by the time they were called to investigate, the partygoers and witnesses, who were all of college age, had left.
The fight continues over how to dispose of the nuclear waste from the now shuttered San Onofre nuclear plant.
The city of Chula Vista is honoring the lives of fallen members of the military and is dedicating seven new streets named for those killed in Afghanistan and Iraq.
San Diego's crime rate in the first four months of this year was the lowest since at least 1990, Mayor Kevin Faulconer and police Chief Shelley Zimmerman said Friday.
A 14-year-old Steele Canyon High School student was arrested for allegedly sending a threatening message to another student at the Spring Valley-area campus via Snapchat.
Emergency crews executed a water rescue early Friday morning, after a car landed upside down in a San Ysidro pond.
Cool and cloudy conditions start off Friday morning, but the sun will break through in the afternoon. Strong winds in San Diego County's deserts are also expected to ease up Friday morning.
A man who was drunk when he drove off in an ambulance from Scripps Mercy Hospital with two patients inside was sentenced Thursday to four years in state prison.
Police in San Diego's Tierrasanta neighborhood were on the lookout Thursday for a man suspected of following a 12-year-old girl even after she confronted him and told him to stop.
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Six Maui County Council members and one candidate visited Molokai on Oct. 7, giving voters a chance to hear about their plans and passions before the Nov. 4 elections.
Council Chair Gladys Baisa, running for her fifth and final two-year term in office, hosted a luncheon and invited fellow councilmembers Mike Victorino and Don Couch, Jr., who are also seeking re-election, as well a new face to the political scene, Council candidate Ka`ala Buenconsejo.
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Funeral Swagger?! Read what this socialite requested for her services!
Socialite Mickey Easterling passed away at 83 last week, and had a strict set of rules as to how she should appear at her own wake --
As she would at any party... with a drink in one hand, a smoke in the other?!
Her funeral arrangements, included stipulations that her body be propped up on an iron bench, overlooking proceedings while wearing a bright pink boa and rhinestone pin that read "B---h."
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In this fortnight's digital marketing news, we take a look at Google's new internal search feature, its patent for bringing TV listings into the algorithm, and Facebook's new hub for aiding brand marketers.
Google has recently introduced an improved site search feature that taps into the internal search of a website. Much like Bing (who got there first), this improved search will aid users in finding what they need quicker by allowing them to search the site directly from the SERP.
To ensure that Google's crawlers understand the mechanics of any given search feature, it is important to mark-up the site correctly – Google recommends using JSON-LD or, failing that, microdata.
More on Google's new search feature can be read on its webmasters site here.
It has taken a while for anyone outside of Google to notice until Bill Slawski discovered it this week, but in 2011 Google filed a patent that looked to bring TV listings into its search algorithm. The patent, filed by Roman Kirillov and Kyle Maddison, gives examples of how this might work:
'When there is an acceptable degree of correlation between the program information and the user's search query (e.g., when the user executes a query for "Porsche" during the same time window a TV program is airing that includes a segment about a particular Porsche model), the search engine returns enhanced search results based on the presumption that the user in question was watching that particular TV program - or that the user in question would be interested in watching that particular TV program.'
It's not clear if this patent is actually being considered as part of the search algorithm, but it is interesting to see Google attempt to pull in more of the offline world into its search engine.
Facebook has launched Facebook Media, a content hub full of success stories, best practices, and hints and tips for brands wanting to really push the envelope of their social presence on the network. Facebook's Nick Grudin sums the platform up nicely:
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by Brett Larner
Last year's runner up Daito Bunka University came back strong to take down defending champion Tokyo Nogyo University in course record time at Sunday's Nikko Irohazaka Women's Ekiden in Nikko, Tochigi. The most famous ekiden stage in Japan is the Fifth Stage at the university men's Hakone Ekiden, a 23.2 km run up a mountain with roughly 875 km of climb followed by descent and flat in the last few km. Nikko Irohazaka, the newest addition to the university women's calendar, takes almost identical dimensions and divides it into six stages, the toughest with 400 m of climb in 3.5 km.
Making its Nikko Irohazaka debut, Nittai University took an early lead with a First Stage win by Nanako Yasaku, who put Nittai 8 seconds ahead of Daito Bunka. Tokyo Nogyo took over on the Second Stage with a new course record run by Moeno Shimizu, Daito Bunka 13 seconds back on total time at the start of the Third Stage. DBU's Soyoka Segawa broke the course record on the Third Stage, but Tokyo Nogyo's Monaka Kobori was only 1 second slower and the lead remained almost unchanged.
The big change came on the Fourth Stage, where Daito Bunka's Shiho Yahagi was almost two minutes faster than Tokyo Nogyo's Miya Yokoyama, a permanent goodbye as DBU's lead only grew the rest of the way to its 1:29:49 course record win. Tokyo Nogyo fell almost four minutes behind total for 4th, overtaken by last year's 4th-placer Kansai Gaikokugo University and first-timer Nittai.
Nikko Irohazaka was the second stop on the season's tour for top university women's ekiden teams. Next up is the season-ending Mount Fuji University Women's Ekiden, now moved to an exciting new date on Dec. 30 that puts it into a block with the Jan. 1 New Year Ekiden corporate men's national championships and the Jan. 2-3 Hakone Ekiden season-ender for university men. Four days of live TV ekiden broadcasts in the course of five. You couldn't ask for a better way to spend New Year's.
2nd Nikko Irohazaka Women's Ekiden
Niiko, Tochigi, 11/29/15
18 teams, 6 stages, 23.4 km, 875 m climb
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Top Team Results
1. Daito Bunka University - 1:29:49 - CR
2. Kansai Gaikokugo University - 1:32:20
3. Nittai University - 1:33:16
4. Tokyo Nogyo University A - 1:33:27
5. Chuo University - 1:35:15
6. Osaka Geidai University - 1:35:21
7. Tokyo Nogyo University B - 1:35:25
8. Hakuoh University - 1:36:05
9. Nihon Joshi Taiiku University - 1:38:23
10. Shoin University - 1:38:46
Stage Best Performances
1st Stage (4.7 km, ~100 m ascent): Nanako Yasaku (Nittai Univ.) - 16:57
2nd Stage (5.2 km, ~200 m ascent): Moeno Shimizu (Tokyo Nogyo Univ. A) - 18:12 - CR
3rd Stage (3.5 km, ~100 m ascent): Soyoka Segawa (Daito Bunka Univ.) - 14:51 - CR
4th Stage (3.0 km, ~100 m ascent): Shiho Yahagi (Daito Bunka Univ.) - 13:07
5th Stage (3.5 km, ~400 m ascent): Yukine Oguchi (Daito Bunka Univ.) - 14:17
6th Stage (3.5 km, ~25 m descent): Yumi Motohiro (Daito Bunka Univ.) - 11:56
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Soap Box Derby
The above photo shows Andy Maddocks, Mike Sinclair and Malcolm Acors reviewing the design entries for the Soapbox Derby competition on May Bank Holiday
The two Senior schools involved were Mayflower School and The Billericay School. The Billericay School put in two entries, one for Year 10 and the other for Year 12.
The entry design submitted by Mayflower School was considered the best. They will be awarded the prize for their design of £250 towards the cost of building the soap box and the £55 entry fee. The Reading Rooms also paid one entry fee for Billericay.
Photo of the students involved and the soapbox will be added to this website once the soapbox is completed.
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The new Logo for The Reading Rooms was the result of a project undertaken by pupils from Buttsbury, Quilters, St. John's and St. Peter's schools which saw 22 proposals submitted for consideration. The Buttsbury Junior School version, jointly submitted by Aimee Phillips, Imogen Nichols and Tom Dodd, was used as the basis for the finally agreed logo. The school was awarded a gift token by the Reading Rooms Trustees to the value of £100 and each of the three contributing pupils received £10 vouchers .
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If you have hired the Reading Rooms, the Management Committee would welcome your views about the facilities. Please complete our survey form by clicking on 'Surveys' in the left column.
The Annual General Meeting was held on 5 April 2016
The Chairman's Report for the year 2015 can be read by selecting Management and then Chairman's Report from the left column.
The Billericay Reading Rooms are historic premises located at 73 High Street, Billericay, Essex, CM12 9AS and are available at a competitive cost.
Committee Room
There is a Committee Room seating up to 12 people, that is used for meeting of local Societies and Clubs, Conferences, Interviews, counselling sessions, Civil Meetings and sometimes just for a group of friends wishing to get together.
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Alternatively, why not think about hiring our Main Hall and Kitchen for a birthday party, a fund raising day for your favourite charity, for play groups, exhibitions, commercial or a plant sale.
The hall can accomodate up to 60 persons and the kitchen has refreshment making facilities.
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If you can't say "Fuck", then you can't say "Fuck the government." ~Lenny Bruce
"Science...she's one cold hearted bitch with a fourteen inch strap-on." ~Masuka, from Dexter
"I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed or numbered. My life is my own."
~ Number 6 from The Prisoner
If access to health care is considered a human right, who is considered human enough to have that right? ~ Paul Farmer
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