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525 word sword and sorcery flash fiction about the Rogue and his encounter with a sorcerer and cult in the city of Herith of the Black Spires.
The Rogue came to the city of Herith, the City of Black Spires, and the night was storming when he came. There was a sorcerer in that city who dwelt in secret below the streets, in a mausoleum long forgotten, where forgotten folk once interred a murdered priest who had seen the face of god and thereby became cursed and fell and beset by evil hunger. This sorcerer plotted with a group of underlings to stir the shade of this accursed priest to pry from it any secrets it guarded as regards to the face of god and the truths such a vision might entail.
To disturb this shade required mighty magic, and it was the scent of this magic that drew the Rogue to Herith of the Black Spires.
The Rogue flit into the city in shadow and rain, and he hissed like an animal at the lightning when it flashed, for he knew the sorcerer, and did not want the knowledge of his approach known, and he knew depths of this sorcerer's power, had battled with him before in other places and worlds. Within the walls of Herith, the Rogue navigated the labyrinthine mazes below the cities, the befouled sewers, the twisting corridors where smugglers moved their wares, the chambers where cruel folk and criminals held conclave and did evil deeds.
It did not take the Rogue long to find that single spiral staircase leading down into the mausoleum where the spellbinder and his cabal of dark robed acolytes worked their magic, probed time and space for the mind of the priest who had seen god's face. He saw the sorcerer, standing as a black razor, there, speaking magic and making it with strange gestures, and he brought out his blade and it glimmered in the darkness. But he was too late. The spell was completed, and the shade of the priest, like a puff of black smoke, came, and was questioned, and it refused to answer in anger at being awakened. And it spoke in a voice like coins rattling in a lead box: "Why, petty spellbinder, have you awakened me, I who have looked upon the face of god?" The sorcerer, delirious with power, spat, "Relate to me any knowledge of the sight of god's face." But the shade laughed: "For all your knowledge, you are yet indeed ignorant, for to look upon the face of god is not to gain knowledge but to lose it; it is to see the knowledge evaporating like dew in the sun." The sorcerer and his cabal were struck speechless. But the Rogue, seeing the danger of this transgression and tiring of the sorcerer's impetuousness, came into the chamber and placed his dagger in the sorcerer's back and into his heart, who died, gargling.
And the cabal vanished in fear at the terrible sight of the Rogue, robed in black, standing over their dead leader. But the shade lingered. It lingered as a swirl of smoke, its eyes blazing as hot coals fixed on the Rogue, until finally it said, "Do I recognize thee?" But the Rogue did not answer, and he left Herith even as the storm continued raging.


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Obligatory even.
So why try to avoid it?
Why run from the way the ball bounces?
All the promise breaking and risk taking, your lies barely weigh ounces.
All the children dying and people lying, the destruction he announces.
Well I'm tired or the pain and suffering in my life, and the awkwardness you have caused.
All the goodness and joy and love you have paused.
But I won't back down or surrender in the darkness, because I'm worth something and no one can take that away from me.

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Adrift: Chapter Fifteen
Day Sixteen: 1,576 words (21,259 total.)
Many moons had past. The islands grew darker and life was fleeting. The once green leafy palms of the jungles were barren and shriveled. The soil became infertile, the water lifeless, and the villagers grew sick and hungry. But still, many people hung onto their homeland dearly. Villages were built along the coasts of the Mainland, but it was no use to convince everyone to travel. For every person who moved, another stayed. The village was divided and it was in a time they needed unity most.
Talau sat up on one of the hills on the Mainland above a settlement. She looked out west along the coast. They had to keep moving; the dark clouds were spreading and were reaching the Mainland already. Time was wasting. They couldn't keep inching their way north. Tomorrow, she'd lead her army further up the coast. As she sat, one of her warriors climbed up the hill. He wore thick moss-colored reptile leather reinforced with plates of deep red metal. The armor sort of resembled a drunk chameleon on her way to a party, but it was the best the village could produce.
"Chief Talau!" the armed man called out, "His condition is growing worse."
Talau lowered her head, "I will come visit."
She followed the man down into the settlement and into the doctor's hut. On a cot lay the old messenger. Chais was once plump and energetic; it hurt Talau to watch him so still, thin, and frail. His brown skin had gained a purple tint. The chieftess was not a stranger to this illness and it ripped at her heart that it showed its ugly head once again.
She turned to the doctor, "The plants that were gathered when we scouted the Mainland...none of them would help?"
He shook his head, "He may live just long enough to see his last full moon."
She slammed her fist on a nearby desk, "We've collected hundreds of samples! How can you still not have a medicine!?"
He was annoyed, "My team works day and night like laborers. There is no medicine because nothing you have found can heal this sickness. And our food shortage does not help. My patients are dying from starvation; they don't have the strength to fight their illness with such little food."
"I'll order more rations to the medical huts."
He laughed, "Good luck! A wolf pack made off with three fat pigs the night before. The islands were never like this. Even panthers didn't have the audacity to ransack right through the village."
She massaged her head, "They're getting more desperate. We've slaughtered their packs, but they keep coming."
"We are desperate too. There is talk back on the islands. They don't trust you, Chief. They wish to appoint a new chief to lead the people."
Talau gritted her teeth, "I dare them to accomplish half of what I've done."
She was finished with this conversation and left the hut. Looking around the village, it was clear things had changed. Huts had to be fitted with strong locks to detract from the robberies. Crime was rampant and death was common. If it wasn't desperate predators it was desperate villagers. Talau's army worked to keep peace within the village, but in their absence, she feared for what the land would become.
The chieftess crossed the bridge and entered the islands. Sunlight was scarce and only peeked in from the dark clouds overhead. Talau made her way to her old home on the plateau. She knocked. The door slid open slowly before Omoachel let her aunt inside.
"I didn't think you'd visit." She said humorlessly.
Talau laughed, "Am I not allowed?"
Omoachel remained serious, "You are Chief. You can do as you please."
The chieftess's smile faded, "There is something serious to discuss."
"Oh?" Omo sat down, poured herself some rum and began to eat a banana pie.
Talau lost her train of thought, "...is that a pie? And since when do you drink?"
Omo stared at her, but did not answer. She just remained eating.
"Our village has a food shortage and you're eating pie!? Where'd you even get one?"
"The bakery."
"They barely have enough bread to feed everyone...why would they make you a pie?"
"For the right price, you can get someone to make you anything."
Talau felt sick. Over time she had watched her sweet and shy niece turn cold and selfish. She blamed herself. She had left Omoachel alone and to fill the void she befriended a questionable crowd. Talau regret not being their for her niece, but there was just so much on her plate.
She sighed, "Chais can not lead while I am gone."
"...then who will?"
"Our options are few. By blood, you are the only heir, but-"
"Then I will act as chieftess."
"Omo...I don't think you understand. It is a difficult job-"
"But it would only be until Chais gets better. And he'll advise me like he's suppose to."
Talau couldn't look her niece in the eyes, "He won't get better."
Omoachel stopped eating, "What!? You said he would! You promised you'd find a cure!"
"...I tried."
She threw her pie at the Chief, "No! You lied to me!" her eyes welled up, "Just like you lied about my mom! I hate you, you worthless pig!"
Her niece ran into the yard leaving Talau inside. The words stung. She wanted to run outside and explain it to Omo, but there was no point. Even she agreed. She did lie. But she thought the cure would work. It never crossed her mind that her family would be torn apart in a matter of days. Talau left the hut. All she could do was push forward.
Night fell and the warriors sat on the beach around a fire pit and drank rum. Tomorrow was the day they'd travel farther down the coast than any of the Zehnai had traveled before. Their was fear in their eyes, but also excitement. No one knew what lived in the lands far away. Would they find the fire breathing lizards and men in metal like the books told...or would it be something complete different.
Beroel raised his cup high, "To new lives!"
The men cheered and gulped down their drinks. They were born laborers, but their fates had changed and they were able to become more. Still, it came at a price. As crime and wild animals overtook the village, it became the warriors job to establish order. Over the years, they lost some of their own and with this new mission, they feared loosing more.
Rekas finished his rum, "I wonder how long it'll be until we're back."
"It'll be too soon if ever." Beroel added.
Some of the men seemed uneasy. One of them chimed in, "We're only leaving to find a new home and a cure for our people."
Beroel laughed unamused, "Our people? These are the same people that treated us like slaves."
"You might not have a family but some of us do!" one called out.
Beroel tossed back his drink and left the beach for the bridge.
"Beroel!" Rekas called out.
But he needed his space and his friend knew not to follow. He walked to the barracks to sleep, but as he entered, he saw the chieftess's niece rushing off to the beach. Where was she going at this time of night? Why should he care? But as he unlocked the hut's door, he heard yelling. Cautiously, he sneaked his way onto the beach, hugging the palms. What he saw was Omoachel and Tuang arguing. This didn't interest him. He started to walk back to the barracks.
But as he turned to walk away he heard a slap. When he turned back around he saw Omo down on the sand and the banker's son walking off towards the plateau. This angered him, but part of him was glad. She turned out to be so different from the girl he thought she was on the beach that day back when they were young. But as he watched her lay in the sand sobbing, he couldn't help but remember the little girl she once was.
The crying stopped, but she wasn't moving. She remained in the sand and Beroel grew concerned. He didn't want to care, but part of him did. He walked out onto the beach to check on her. She was breathing, but her eyes were closed and she was still. How tired must she had been to fall asleep here? He sat down beside her and tried to shake her awake. It was no use. She stunk of alcohol and had passed out drunk. Beroel sighed out loud and dug his hands into the sand. He didn't want to leave her here, but where would he bring her? He couldn't risk traveling up the plateau.
He couldn't get that day out of his head. The day he first saw Omoachel he had so much hope. And when she told him her story about the tortoise he felt something. He couldn't explain it, but he missed that feeling. He dug his hands deeper in the sand and piled it together. He sculpted the pile and when he finished he was satisfied. He looked over at Omo, still passed out. He thought of that feeling. He removed his shirt and wrapped it around her before returning to the barracks.


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The inquiry into the killing of loyalist Billy Wright will have to initiate formal proceedings against Ian Paisley Jnr who is defying a Belfast High Court order to name a prison officer informant.
The six-strong inquiry team, headed by retired Scottish appeal judge the Rt Hon Lord MacLean, must decide their next move and then contact the High Court.
A spokesman said the inquiry was aware of Mr Paisley's decision not to appeal against the order and the issue was being considered.
The former Junior Minister said he had reconsidered his initial intention to appeal against the decision over information relating to the death of the Loyalist Volunteer Force leader Billy Wright 11 years ago.
As the deadline for the Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) to supply the name to the High Court elapsed, Mr Paisley said he would take the identity of his source "to the grave".
"I am not trying to evade justice, it is up to the courts to decide if they should punish me over what is really a civil disobedience issue.
"I also do not want to be used as an excuse for delaying the Wright inquiry. Others, including journalists and prison officers who appeared at the inquiry, refused to name their sources and they have not been pursued.
"This is not about defying the law or ignoring the court. But I will be taking the name of my informant to my grave. That is my duty."
"I don't believe it's in my personal or financial interests to keep it running. If I appeal and win, this case goes to the House of Lords. If I don't appeal and just let the case continue to run back to the High Court, nothing changes for me — I'm not revealing the name."
Almost two years ago Mr Paisley wrote to Billy Wright's father, David, saying he had received information that the Northern Ireland Prison Service had employed people to destroy about 5,600 files as part of an alleged policy in relation to data protection legislation. He said this information, which was provided by a "senior prison officer", claimed that the decision to destroy the files was "taken at the top".
But in his ruling in March, Mr Justice Gillen said that although it was important for elected representatives to be able to protect the confidentiality of a source, the information played a central part in enabling the inquiry into Mr Wright's death to determine whether or not it had been facilitated by the prison authorities.
And the High Court judge added he was satisfied that the inquiry had provided a clear and compelling case and ordered Mr Paisley to provide the information within 17 days. Then in a statement earlier this month, Mr Paisley's solicitor said: "This is the first time that a Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland has been asked to consider the position of an elected public representative under these circumstances and the case has significant implications, not only for our client, but for all elected public representatives in the United Kingdom and indeed Europe.
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"I was really scared and the auditorium was packed," Guidry said. "My knees were knocking, but my dress was below my knees so nobody could see " Now, Guidry, who has a degree in human resources from Louisiana State University and works in the optometry center of the New Braunfels Wal-Mart, has cut one demo compact disc and is in the process of recording another. She's also written a song for Wal-Mart, which she said is a great company and a great employer. She'll be sending a recording of it to the retailer's Bentonv ille, Ark., headquarters. Someday, she hopes to find her music on sale at Wal-Mart. A few days ago, she performed one of her original songs at Freiheit General Store for Mo and Leslie Humbles "Humble Time" radio program. I'he show she played will be broadcast from 6 to 7 p m. on Aug. 26 on San Antonio s KSYM, 90.1 LM, and from 6 to 8 p.m. on Aug. 28 on KIND, 103.9 FM, out of San Marcos. "I only performed one song for Humble Time," Guidry said. 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This is really amazing. This opens up potential opportunities for Tableau to be used in semi-real-time applications. This can be used to call microservices or to trigger actions.
URL actions are another way of calling services to trigger actions.
We use Tableau URL actions from tooltips to send REST messages which control and change data.
Gospel for us Pythonic lovers! Thank you Tableau! This is amazing. I cannot wait to explore this feature.
Well... Just put my hair in a bun, started a fresh pot of coffee, am rolling up my sleeves, and checking out of reality and into TabPy.
Not crazy about having to install a server to use this feature....how is performance of Python calculations when using large datasets compared to R...which seemed very slow when I tried it.
Chris S.: not sure what you mean. Perhaps you can provide a specific example? Pure Python is generally comparable or faster than pure R on most benchmarks. Of course, in real-life use cases, it boils down to the specific libraries you use. Like R (with Rcpp), most of the data libraries in Python (Pandas, Numpy, etc.) call underlying code written in a lower-level language like C/Fortran (e.g. BLAS/Lapack) so the performance difference should be non-issue.
Awesome news.
Question though -- How do the Script_XXX() functions determine whether it is a R script or a Python script? Does Tableau infer that the script somehow? Do you have to configure a workbook to either use R or Python, but not both? For example if the script is just the number 1, which is valid in Python and R, where does Tableau send that script to execute?
Hi Alex,
Currently you can have only one active external service at a time (one per each running Tableau.exe) on desktop and one setting per server.
~ Bora
Getting error: package not found via pip and conda
Hi Ashish,
Did you download the zip file from Github and follow the install instructions or did you try 'pip install tabpy'? There is no such package in PyPI at this point so the latter will fail. If you don't want to go through full install, there is install instructions for users who already have anaconda configured also in Github. The steps provided pip using the local package contained in the download from Github repository.
~ Bora
This is amazing.
Hi Bora,
I was earlier using pip install TabPy / conda install TabPy
Gone through the Github, seems like I'll be able to install and have it running once I am home in evening. Thanks a ton for clarifying.
~ Ashish
Great to know the new feature of TabPy in Python code it make me more easy to work thank you.
Thank for the new Python Code,Extended Team Model
Great !!!
It was more than three years ago when I first wrote about my desire to have a feature like this in Tableau. At the time, R integration was a proposed and was an upcoming idea. With each passing year, I have to keep updating this article because Tableau keeps delivering new integrated technologies. It's becoming a full-time job trying to keep up with Tableau:
Hi Bora,
I am getting this error while trying to run setup.bat
Could not open requirements file: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: './tabpy-server/requirements.txt'
Invalid requirement: './tabpy-client'
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:\python27\lib\site-packages\pip\req\req_install.py", line 82, in __init__
req = Requirement(req)
File "c:\python27\lib\site-packages\pip\_vendor\packaging\requirements.py", line 96, in __init__
requirement_string[e.loc:e.loc + 8]))
InvalidRequirement: Invalid requirement, parse error at "'./tabpy-'"
Invalid requirement: './tabpy-server'
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:\python27\lib\site-packages\pip\req\req_install.py", line 82, in __init__
req = Requirement(req)
File "c:\python27\lib\site-packages\pip\_vendor\packaging\requirements.py", line 96, in __init__
requirement_string[e.loc:e.loc + 8]))
InvalidRequirement: Invalid requirement, parse error at "'./tabpy-'"
Any guess why. Will appreciate any help,
Hi Ashish,
Did you download the zip using the green link in the upper left corner, unzip it and ran setup from inside tabpy folder that contains tabpy-server folder?
I'm receiving this error in Tableau when trying to use the sentiment script shown above. Anyone have an idea what's causing this? Thanks
Error in base::parse(text = .cmd) : :1:6: unexpected symbol 1: from vaderSentiment.vaderSentiment^
Looking at the error, issue seems like that the script is being sent to R, instead of Python. Can you check if Manage External Services dialog is pointing to TabPy server? Also note that this will work with Tableau 10.1 or higher.
Looking at the error, issue seems like that the script is being sent to R, instead of Python. Can you check if Manage External Services dialog is pointing to TabPy server? Also note that this will work with Tableau 10.1 or higher.
I was able to connect to the TabPy server, but now I'm receiving this error when running sentiment score script shown above.
Error processing script
Error when POST /evaluate: Traceback
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\ngrah008\Anaconda\envs\Tableau-Python-Server\Lib\site-packages\tabpy_server\tabpy.py", line 467, in post
result = yield self.call_subprocess(function_to_evaluate, arguments)
File "C:\Users\ngrah008\Anaconda\envs\Tableau-Python-Server\lib\site-packages\tornado\gen.py", line 1008, in run
value = future.result()
File "C:\Users\ngrah008\Anaconda\envs\Tableau-Python-Server\lib\site-packages\tornado\concurrent.py", line 232, in result
File "C:\Users\ngrah008\Anaconda\envs\Tableau-Python-Server\lib\site-packages\tornado\gen.py", line 282, in wrapper
yielded = next(result)
File "C:\Users\ngrah008\Anaconda\envs\Tableau-Python-Server\Lib\site-packages\tabpy_server\tabpy.py", line 482, in call_subprocess
File "", line 2
from vaderSentiment.vaderSentiment import sentiment as vs=[]
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Error type : SyntaxError
Error message : invalid syntax (, line 2)
I get the same error as Nathan G when trying to emulate the first sample shown (vaderSentiment). Any ideas - did you solve your issue Nathan?
Looks like the Python library used in the example got an update that has some breaking changes. I reinstalled from scratch and observed the same error. So please try the following instead. We will update the image in the blog post with the same script.
SCRIPT_REAL("from vaderSentiment.vaderSentiment import SentimentIntensityAnalyzer
analyzer = SentimentIntensityAnalyzer()
for i in range(0,len(_arg1)):
a = analyzer.polarity_scores(_arg1[i])['compound']
return vs", ATTR([Comment Text]))
Also please don't forget to install the package
pip install VaderSentiment
If currently active Anaconda environment is Tableau-Python-Server this will make the package immediately accessible to your running TabPy server
You can find more info here:
You superstar Bora.
Thanks for going above and beyond over a weekend to find a solution to this. I was struggling with very limited knowledge to get this working.
Great packages TABPY and great show on Tableau Conference 2016, where you present TABPY.
I'm looking for the Tableau sheets (the demos) you used in your presentation on Tableau Conference, where can I find them?
Hi Henrik,
Can you try this link?
Hey Bora
Thanks a lot, but the link don't work when I try it.
Can you help?
Hi Bora,
The link doesn't work for me either. Can you please share the workbook from TC16 presentation? Are there any video tutorials you can point me that cover use cases and learning more about making API calls via TabPy?
Hey Bora
Hope you have had some good holidays. The link doesn't work, so would it be possible to send me the files from the link zip file to firstname.lastname@example.com .
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I remember clearly the day my sister was relieved of baby-sitting duties. It was rainy, and Mom was out for the afternoon. Instead of watching me, my sister was totally watching Christopher Reeve, Dyan Cannon and Michael Caine in Deathtrap...and so was I. After that initial viewing, I think it's safe to say that I've watched every airing of the film (having instantly become obsessed with every aspect of Sidney Lumet's version of Ira Levin's stage thrillerfrom the credit sequence to the dreamy Reeve to that bizarre image of the teddy bear crying tears of blood). For sis' sake, it's too bad Mom wasn't thrilled that her youngest took to walking around repeating the lovely adage, "What's the point of owning a mace if you dont use it?" The Labyrinth Theatre, 1400 W. Arapaho Road in Richardson, offers but three more chances to see its take on Levin's classic: 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Tickets are $16 to $25. Call 972-231-1012 or visit labyrinththeatre.com.
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Sulfur hexafluoride Side Effects
For the Consumer
Applies to sulfur hexafluoride: intravenous powder for injection
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction while taking sulfur hexafluoride: hives, skin redness, rash; warmth, numbness, or tingly feeling; trouble breathing, tight feeling in your throat; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
In rare cases, serious or fatal reactions may occur during the injection or shortly afterward. Tell your caregivers right away if you have:
a light-headed feeling, like you might pass out;
severe dizziness, or a cold sweat;
chest pain, wheezing, trouble breathing;
fast or slow heartbeats;
severe headache, blurred vision, pounding in your neck or ears, anxiety, confusion; or
slow heart rate, weak pulse, fainting, weak or shallow breathing.
You may be more likely to have a serious reaction if you have severe or uncontrolled heart problems (congestive heart failure, a recent heart attack, serious heart rhythm disorder).
Common side effects may include:
altered sense of taste;
feeling hot; or
pain or warmth where the medicine was injected.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects.
For Healthcare Professionals
Applies to sulfur hexafluoride: intravenous powder for injection
The most common side effects are headache and nausea.[Ref]
Uncommon (0.1% to 1%): Flushing
Rare (less than 0.1%): Hypotension
Postmarketing reports: Arrhythmia, hypertensive episode, severe cardiopulmonary reactions[Ref]
Postmarketing reports: Hypersensitivity, anaphylactic reaction, anaphylactoid reaction[Ref]
Nervous system
Uncommon (0.1% to 1%): Headache, paresthesia, dizziness, dysgeusia
Rare (less than 0.1%): Sinus headache
Frequency not reported: Loss of consciousness, vasovagal reaction[Ref]
Uncommon (0.1% to 1%): Nausea
Rare (less than 0.1%): Abdominal pain[Ref]
Uncommon (0.1% to 1%): Pruritus, rash[Ref]
Uncommon (0.1% to 1%): Injection site reaction, injection site pain, injection site warmth[Ref]
Uncommon (0.1% to 1%): Blood glucose increased[Ref]
Uncommon (0.1% to 1%): Back pain[Ref]
Uncommon (0.1% to 1%): Chest pain, chest discomfort, pain, fatigue, feeling hot[Ref]
Uncommon (0.1% to 1%): Pharyngitis[Ref]
Rare (less than 0.1%): Blurred vision[Ref]
Rare (less than 0.1%): Insomnia[Ref]
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Marcos turned onto 6th Street, looked into his rearview and waited for it. Suddenly, a white van sideswiped the Caravan. Dr. Reeves hopped out of his BMW and sprang into action, dragging the driver of the Caravan into the street.
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"Come on, kid! How long you gonna be?" Guillermo banged against the other side of the door.
"Just a minute!"
Jason scanned his surroundings. The restroom was very utilitarian, and there was not much he could use: A tankless toilet, a small sink, a plastic trashcan, a toilet brush, rolls of paper towels and toilet paper stacked on the floor. The only window was barred from the outside, leaving the only way out through the door and past Guillermo. The only ways Jason could think to do that was to pummel the thug with TP rolls, or beat him to death with the brush.
Think, damn it! Jason scolded himself. A solution would have automatically presented itself to Jack Bauer by now.
The trouble was, he wasn't Bauer. Marcos made him realize he was just Jason Reeves.
He heard tires rolling across gravel outside and surmised that Marcos had returned. Jason thought of his last escape attempt and rubbed his jaw. He didn't want that again.
Jason opened the door. "Take me back," he said. "I'm done."
Arnold had never been the happiest child. He was the fat kid, always picked on, always the butt of the jokes. And he never quite felt like he was on the same page as his friends. He wondered if they would've even hung out with him if they didn't love 24 so much and he didn't look just like a young Edgar Stiles.
Even worse, his parents were quite controlling. Arnold never would've become a modern day Judas, if his parents hadn't tortured him: Help us find your friends or you're grounded from television for life.
No Survivor. No Lost. No CSI . No Heroes. No 24.
In a moment of weakness, he had betrayed his friends.
Now, he was trapped in Sara's back yard at the mercy of her dogs. He knew one thing: once her parents realized she was gone, it was only a matter of time before they found him.
"I've got to get over this fence and set things right," Arnold mumbled resolutely. "What would Edgar Stiles do?" he said as he tried to formulate an escape plan.
Arnold swore that if he got out of this, he would never go anywhere near a Pomeranian again. He searched his pockets for something, anything, he could use as a weapon against the beasts. He came up with half of a Snickers bar.
Would they even eat it?
Arnold threw the candy on the ground at the little dogs' feet. They paused just long enough to sniff and lick the caramel, but it was enough time for Arnold to get through the gate and out of the yard.
"Tony!" Sara called out in the darkness. "Where are you?"
"Follow my voice."
Sara Marco Polo'd through the woods until she came upon Randall staring at a large tree.
"We're lost, aren't we?" Sara stated.
"Moss grows on the north side of trees," Randall said, feeling around the trunk. His fingers brushed something soft and bristly. Was it moss? It was…
"Ew! Bug!"
Randall reflexively jerked his hand back, flinging the bug into Sara's face. Sara shrieked and bolted off, swatting at her face.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - November 28, 1984, New Braunfels, Texas 2JO «053 10/22/85 MICROPLEX INC;. MITCH WOMBLE P.O. BOX 45436 DALLAS, TX 75245 Fredericksburg firm gets FM 3009 extension contract Allan Keller Company of Fredericksburg was awarded the bid on a state highway department project to extend FM 3009 from FM 1863, but a starting date has yet to be set. Keller was the apparent low bidder at $996,611. Several years ago, Keller was the company that constructed the extention of FM 306 to U.S. 281. B L. Hasert, the highway department's supervising resident engineer in charge of the project, estimates that 135 working days will be needed to complete the project. Keller Co. will build a two-lane highway along county acquired right-of-way that will intersect with Hwy. 46 about a mile north of Cranes Mill Road. Early next year, the highway department plans to extend EM 3009 in the other direction, from FM 1863 to Bat Cave Road. The recent motor fuel tax and vehicle registration fee increases will help fund these improvements. New Braunfels New Braunfels, Texas Wednesday November 28, 1984 25 Cents 26 Pages 3 Sections JfcRV Up close and persona! ARK HfcRAt_D/EI A local student outlines his Christmas wishes for Santa Claus, who just happened to drop in on Tuesday s festivities in Main Plaza. The occasion was the annual switching on of the Christmas lights, and approximately 1,000 locals turned out for the event, coordinated by the city and New Braunfels Utilities In addition to an audience with Santa, students also received apples courtesy of Club CIMA CISD construction price tags given Comal ISI) trustees were briefed Tuesday un five building program alternatives ranging in cost from $16 to $21 million. Mike MeChesney with Bradley, MeChesney and Associates — a San Antonio architectural firm — presented the alternatives, which were based on recommendations from the district's Long-Range Planning Committee last summer and additional direction from the board. In September, MeChesney told trustees that four Long-Range committee recommendations would cost over $9 million. Those projects were: a new 1,000-student middle school to replace Canyon Middle School, an 800-student elementary school in Bulverde, a 300-350 addition for elementary grades at Mountain Valley School, and a 300-student addition to Sniitlison Valley High School. MeChesney's presentation last night combined those projects in various schemes, which also addressed other conunittee recommendations like renovations and additions at Goodwin Primary, Frazier Elementary, Canyon High School and Bulverde Middle School. "Scheme A Ukes all report items from the committee and instructions from the board last August, and that came to $21 million," MeChesney said. 'At this point, we decided to explore other alternatives," he added amidst a few chuckles. MeChesney s Sc hemes **B" through **E" were based in-house, independent student population projection of 5.800 CISI) students by 1990 That figure was about 1.000 students less than the projection from the Long-Range demographics committee. McChesney's figure also represented about a 1,200-student increase over ClSD's current enrollment. With a cost figure of $16 million, the second scheme involved the construction of a 750-student middle school in the Smithson Valley area, conversion of Bulverde Middle School to an elementary school, and a 120-student expansion of Mountain Valley. The existing Canyon Middle School would also be revamped, but not rebuilt, under this scheme. "Scheme C incorporates A and B, adding a new 440-student facility in the Mountain Valley area and a new 400-student facility in the Bulverde area. In the Canyon area, Canyon Middle School would be renovated and expanded, and the estimated cost of this one is $17,298,000,'' Mc- See BUILDING, Page 12A Today's Weather It will continue to be fair and mild today, becoming clear and not quite so cold tonight. Expect sunny and wanner weather tomorrow, with a high of 70. Today's high should reach 65, ' dropping to 42 tonight. This morning's low was 28 and j yesterday's high was 58. Blinding White A Pacific blizzard packing 80 mph winds barged east today after dumping up to 16 inches of snow, knocking out power to 35,000 homes, stranding scores of Oregon hunters, closing interstate highways and sending San Francisco skyscrapers swaying.See Page 8A CLASSIFIED 36C COMICS 8B CROSSWORD 3C DEAR ABBY 3A DEATHS 3A ENTERTAINMENT 7B FOOD 1 6B HOROSCOPE 2C OPINIONS 4A STOCKS 12A SPORTS 9 11A TV LISTINGS 8B WEATHER 3A Brown chosen by CISD board By DEBBIE DeLOACH Staff writer Bill E. Brown, superintendent of Caldwell ISD. was hired as the new superintendent for Comal ISD Tuesda> night. The board vote w as unanimous to hire Brown, who said he also had to resign his Caldwell position last night. Brown. 44, will start to work for CISD on Jan. 2. 1985. Meanwhile. Mrs. Gay Watson will continue to serve as interium superintendent as she has since Dr. Edgar Willhelm asked to be released from his contract last summer. "I'm a people's man. That's what I call myself,' Brown said today from his Caldwell ISD office. I ve been here five years. We just built a 122,000-square-foot high school, renovated all our elementary and middle schools and overhauled the curriculum. ' In other words, we went from zero to the top. and it was an very emotional thing for me to resign last night But I have a great board and they understood.'' Rrown said Caldwell ISD, located near College Station. is smaller, but similar to CISD. "We have about 300 square miles so we're about half the size. As a large 3-A school, we fluctuate between 1.700 and 2,000 students, but we're grow ing. •There are five little communities that feed Caldwell. 'Tm careful when it comes to curriculum, despite some folks' concern about my professional athletic career. I just say it was great when I did it. Now education is my glory." —Hill Brown and we got everyone involved in our last bond issue process,'' Brown added. "If a bond issue is the rout* CISD needs to go, ITI lay things on the table. No fringes Just places to house the kids and educate them " From board comments, that experience with past building programs in Caldwell and Dallas may have nailed the lid down on Brown's new est 1 ' "Facilities are our number one concern, and Mr. Brown has worked to pass several bond issues.'' tiustet Carter Casteel said. From all indications, he works like a Trojan and See ( ISD, Page 12A Ray of hope Transplant patient showing progress LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -William Schroeder, an artificial heart beating in his chest for a fourth day today, is joshing with nurses and showing in his eyes the gratitude he feels for "another chance" at life. his doctors say. "This is the first two to three days in something we hope will be a year or two years," Dr. Allan M. lansing, who assisted at Schroeder's mechanical heart implant, said Tuesday. "The thing I see in his i Schroeder's) voice and rn his eyes is gratitude and hope — gratitude that he's had another chance, hope that he's made it over the first hurdle." said lansing, chairman of the Humana Heart Institute International. where the surgery was performed. Speaking for the first time since Sunday's surgery after a breathing tube w as removed Tuesday morning, Schroeder asked for a beer, and Milwaukee radio station WKTI sent a case to the hospital, officials said. Schroeder might be allowed to have a beer in the next two to three days, said lansing. After taking ice chips and clear fluids, Schroeder spent some of the afternoon eating grape Popsicles and visiting with his family, officials said. A hospital statement Tuesday night said Schroeder remained rn critical condition and was "somewhat tired from all of today's activities" but remained stable. Today, I .arising said Schroeder was expel ted to gel soup, porridge and perhaps some soft-boiled eggs added to his diet today. lansing said Schroeder told his nurses that they were doing a "super See HE ART, Page 12A Comfund goes over the top By DANA STELL Staff writer The fact that the goal for the Comal County Community Fund was set at $15,000 higher this year didn't scare away any contributors. In fact, the people of Comal County exceeded the goal of $115,000 by $4,000 to make 1984's collections to date total $119,102.17. With all the drought and the problems with local industry, we were just really pleased that it went well," said Francas Norris, 1984 Comfund president. "It was an excellent year." Norris, along with other drive chairmen, gathered on Main Plaza this morning to celebrate the end of Comfund 1984 by raising the mercury on the thermometer. A sign proclaiming, "$119,000. Thank You, Comal County," was stapled to the bottom of the thermometer. Another victory celebration is planned for ll a.m. today at Canyon I .ake Volunteer Action Center. The more-thdn-200 volunteers who worked on this year's campaign will be honored at a Dec. 5 reception at 5:30 p.m. at Honors Hall After watching the ceremony, Tinsley Ellis called this the best year yet for Comfund. "Over the years, the way Comfund has been going, this is certainly one of the finest years we've ever had. And also that we have gotten out into the county has helped even more," Ellis said. Along with the individual contributions from residents of Comal County, Comfund workers praised the efforts of local industry. Tony Mudford, vice president of Detex and chairman of the industrial drive, said, "1984 is a recovery year for the economy, but it s still not too good I ani gratified with the assistance we got from the industries in the area." Mudford said many industries gave a corporate gift. and also allowed hun to talk to employees about giving individual donations or participating in a payroll deduction plan. Also at today's celebration, the Rev. Harold Zirkel, Comfund president for 1985. announced that Stall Cunningham will be next year's drive chairman. Jesse Garcia, this year's leader, and Bob Kieseling, See COMFUND, Page UA River City I^og Homes sweetened our Cheer Fund pot Tuesday to the tune of $100, and we appreciate the contribution. That brings our current balance up to $1,637.05, which does not include food contrbutions. Briefly, let's recap the purpose of the project. We're trying to feed 200 needy local families this Christmas season, and we're seeking your help in the form of cash contributions or non-perishable food items. Monetary contributions can be brought by our offices at 186 S. Casted or mailed to Cheer Fund, PO Drawer 361, New Braunfels, Tx., 78131. Food contributions can be brought by our offices during normal business hours of 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pickup of donated food can be arranged by contacting Cheer Fund *00' circulation manager Don Avery at 625-9144 All contributions are tax-deductible. Iii Watch Comal River ........174 cfs (down 3) Canyon Lake inflow . 153 cfs (down 35) Canyon Dam outflow . 150 cfs (down 7) Edwards Aquifer ---- 622.68 (up OI) Canyon Lake level ., 899 96 (down OD LESHE ARIE WALDT HERALD ZEITUNG Frances Norris and Leland Cox nail down the happy ending to this year's Comfund drive ^.000 I I ii# I J hanks ;
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14 fun places to watch fireworks at Disney World
We asked the fans of Walt Disney World Updates on Facebook which spot at the parks is there favorite to stop and watch a fireworks show. Here's what they had to say.PHOTO: Disney
The second floor of the Main Street Railroad train station is where Nick says is the best spot to get the best view.PHOTO: Disney
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According to Mark, the grassy spot near the ice cream shop has perfect view of the castle, and the fireworks behind it.
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Shayna takes in the fireworks from the teacups attraction.
The reflection in the water from her favorite spot in front of the riverboat attraction make the night special for Haley.
Michael likes to watch the fireworks from the Rose Garden. Jeanne does, too.PHOTO: Disney
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The disconcerting sweetness that suffuses this biography of the Depression-era Yankee Hall of Fame pitcher Lefty Gomez comes not only from its period but from the author's account of her parents' fifty-six-year marriage. The movielike romance between Gomez, a fireballing California farmboy and comic, and June O'Dea, a featured Broadway dancer-showgirl, made headlines in its day, and the energy and humor of their shared life emerges in a rush of innings, famous names, and anecdote. (Asked by a rookie who had just surrendered a monster homer to Ted Williams how he would have pitched, Gomez said, "Under an assumed name.") Vernona Gomez—Lefty was Vernon—does not elide dark sectors that include alcoholism and the death of a child, but what's clear in her account is the easy affection that connected celebrities and the rest of us in a less ironic time. ♦
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U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Chairman Pat Roberts, R-Kan., and Ranking Member Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., Wednesday announced the Committee will hold a hearing titled, "Examining the Farm Economy: Perspectives on Rural America" on Ma7 25 beginning at 10 a.m.
"This hearing begins the Agriculture Committee's Farm Bill hearings here in Washington," said Roberts. "We've traveled to Kansas and Michigan to hear perspectives from boots on the ground. Now, as we consider the next Farm Bill, it's important for our Committee to examine the current economic landscape of farm country. We must remember that the 2014 Farm Bill was written and passed when times were good in farm country. A lot has changed since then, and we have a lot to consider."
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Bonne Année – Soup Joumou A Symbol of Haitian Independence Day
(Lovely picture of my Facebook Friend Samuel Darbouze: More soup with my baby girl!)
"Perhaps we Haitians should tell the whole world that being the FIRST BLACK NATION is no walk in the park and we have the scars to prove it." – Woodring Saint Preux –
Today, every Haitian household, whether in a permanent home or under a tent, will be making, drinking, and sharing some Soup Joumou. It is a symbol of our strength…Haiti will survive!
It is not a coincidence that "Soup Joumou" is consumed in every Haitian household all over the world on January 1st of every year. This symbol is the last symbol of unity and freedom we have left. We make Soup Joumou every New Year…We eat Soup Joumou every New Year…We share Soup Joumou every New Year…
We do it EVERY JANUARY 1st of every New Year in order to remember our past, our struggle for FREEDOM, and our ongoing fight to remain free. What better way to celebrate the New Year than with the very soup that we were not allowed to drink as slaves?
The most important New Year Celebration in Haitians history is New Year's Day, January 1, 1804. We fought for nearly thirteen years before this day so that we could initiate this symbol of freedom for ALL slaves ALL over the world. Before 1804, A Haitian slave was NOT allowed to touch Joumou, a delicious and aromatic pumpkin that was a favorite for her white French master. Haitian Slave Diet: He/She was to eat one ounce of salted meat or fish and one bottle of lemonade per day. When our ancestors finally kicked the French out of the island, The Party was on! We fought the French and we won!
Place: Gonaives, Haiti
Nickname: City of Independence
Date: Sunday, January 1st 1804
On Sunday January 1, 1804, the Haitian slaves of yesterday started gathering at dawn at the "Place d'Armes de Gonaives", it was there that Jean Jacques Dessalines mounted the Autel de la Patrie to speak. He made his speach in Kreyol so everyone could understand him. "Liberte ou la Mort!" "Long live independence!"
Jean Jacques Dessalines declared that Haitians would forever live free and die free. "Cannons were fired, church bells rung, people cheered, and, they say kettles of fragrant soup joumou perfumed the air, ready to be ladled up in a mass communion."
Soup Joumou – Tradition, Symbolism, or just a plain old habit?
Lately, the consumption of soup joumou has become just an old habit for Haitians. It seams we have forgotten its true history and purpose. Soup Joumou – This soup was the touchstone of Haiti's fervent wish for peace and freedom Soup Joumou was a symbol of communion and brotherhood. Perhaps we should re-attach the symbolism of independence to the oldest Haitian Tradition – a good old bowl of delicious soup joumou. Perhaps we should tell the story. Perhaps we should let the whole world know that we drink this soup on the first day of every year because once upon a time, we were NOT allowed to drink it. Perhaps we should let the whole world know that we are FREE and independent because once upon a time, we were not allowed to be FREE.
On January 1st, 2004, Haitians celebrated 200 years of freedom. 200 years of misery!Perhaps we – Haitians – should tell the whole world that being the FIRST BLACK NATION is no walk in the park and we have the scars to prove it. On January 1, 2004, we once again made, drunk, and shared some Soup Joumou. It was the 200th serving of the most delicious soup on earth, our Haitian "Soup of FREEDOM".
You want to know how much Haitians love Haiti? You want to know how much we love to be FREE. Just try to take it away from us! They may have all the money, they may have all the gold, they may rob us, kill us, torture us, pretend we don't exist, but…there are a few things they will never take away from us…Our freedom and all the records we broke in history Symbolism or not…
Americans, the FIRST FREE country in the west) eat their turkey for Thanksgiving…We Haitians (FIRST BLACK Nation in the world), we drink our soup joumou in our INDEPENDENCE DAY.
Happy Anniversary… and Happy New year!
Very well written by Woodring Saint Preux
And here is my large pot of soup made by my lovely mother.


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The Steve Jobs biopic starring Ashton Kutcher already is set as the closing-night movie Friday at the Sundance Film Festival. Now Open Road Films has slotted jOBS for wide release April 19. We had scooped first that Open Road picked up the indie pic and eyed an April spot — the month marks the 37th anniversary of Jobs founding Apple. The Five Star Feature Film movie, directed by Joshua Michael Stern and written by Matthew Whiteley, details the major moments and defining characters that influenced Jobs covering the years 1971-2001.
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- - New PHRF racers (http://www.sailnet.com/forums/racing/16154-new-phrf-racers.html)
New PHRF racers
I was at my club on Wednesday night after the first race of the season and talking to a professional skipper of a J120. I asked what he would recommend as a good PHRF racer for Long Island Sound for $50,000 and he said to bump it up to $80,000 and get an Express 37, but for $50,000 the Soverel 33. Both boats are from the mid-eighties.
I don't have the money for either, but it got me thinking, and here is my question to you:
What boat that is being produced now will be the boat recommended as a good racer in 20 years? Obviously, PHRF probably won't last another 20 years, so this is an academic discussion. But I can't be the only person thinking about this.
Thanks for feeding my interest.
You may be wrong about PHRF lasting another 20 years. Finding boats built now that will still be around in 20 years is another issue. What you're looking for is a well built vessel that also sails nicely. Maybe the new NYYC 40'(+or- ) boat will fit the bill. Or an X-yacht - if the galvanized steel frames hold up? A J/120, perhaps? Something from Tartan or C&C? There are a lot of variables, and until the 20 years come along, and the prices come down, you won't know for sure.
I think that there are a lot of current boats that will be good PHRF boats of the future. Phrf seems to favor boats that sail well in a wide range of conditions. I would think that boats like the Beneteau 40.7 and 36.7, C&C 99 and 115, J 105, 109 and 120, Farr 395, Cape Fear 38, Aerodyne 38 would be competative under PHRF for a long time to come.
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