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|Reviews for Dreams Come True
| AnatasiaBradleyWhiteRanger chapter 9 . 4/26/2013
I really liked the progression of your story. The funny thing is though is that I've been on fanfiction a long time and i've never come across an author with my same name lol.
Best of luck with your future fics!
| PeaKay chapter 9 . 12/23/2010
I really enjoyed this story, just wished it was longer!
| Russingon5eva chapter 9 . 11/20/2010
Wonderful ending.
| sonchi chapter 3 . 8/20/2010
great, I really liked it congratulations
| doodlegirll chapter 3 . 12/12/2006
I know how she feels about wanting to deck John if he didn't leave her alone. I have days like that, too.
Oh! *hiss* Pocahontas isn't happy with her father! What's wrong with him anyway? I thought Powhatan trusted John?
Great story!
| GIZMAC chapter 9 . 4/24/2005
Great story. I love Pocahontas/John Smith love fics. Those two should always be together.
| babyb26 chapter 9 . 1/16/2005
OMG I love this story, such an emotional story. Great job and I can't wait for another story from you.
| SunRise19 chapter 8 . 11/29/2004
oh wow, that's a great chapter! please update soon! I love this story!
| LoveLikeElena chapter 7 . 9/28/2004
Hey there! Sadira here. I hope you're doing wwell. I jsut read your Pocahontas story and all I have to say is MORE MORE MORE! PLEASE! It's really good! Can you please write more SOON!
BTW: THe wrod for hello in Pocahontas' indian language is Winggahpo. I hope that helps. And good bye is Anuh.
| babyb26 chapter 7 . 7/22/2004
Good chapter, I wonder what's next.
| PrimRose chapter 1 . 3/21/2004
I love all of your Pocahontas fics, esp. this one! Great job!
| SunRise19 chapter 6 . 1/26/2004
Hi Lindsey!
Wow, Pocahontas with an attitude! I like it! Eventhough normally, (in indian society) she would be thrown out of her tribe for disobeying her father, it doesn't matter because you had her stand up for herself!
Love this story!
Great update!
| babyb26 chapter 5 . 11/12/2003
Great update,I can't wait for the next. You have such a good plot.
| babyb26 chapter 4 . 10/9/2003
Thanks for the review. Great story and I hope you finish it.
| babyb26 chapter 3 . 7/17/2003


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AMD Powers Up AMD LIVE! Home Media Server Introducing Easy, Universal Control of a Home Network
Subject: General Tech | November 5, 2007 - 11:31 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SUNNYVALE, Calif. -- November 5, 2007 --AMD (NYSE: AMD) today announced availability of home servers based on the AMD LIVE! Home Media Server solution. First to market is the HP MediaSmart Server, which is powered by AMD64 technology and Microsoft Windows Home Server software. This new category of home media servers offers consumers a simple way to access, share and enjoy their PC files, digital photos, movies and music throughout the networked home and on the go.
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BARCELONA, Spain - November 5, 2007 - AMD (NYSE: AMD) today announced it is demonstrating platforms based on Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors, including features designed to help Microsoft Windows application developers optimize their software applications through tools in upcoming software products from Microsoft Corp.
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Our new Hardware Leaderboard has attracted a few followers, looking for recommendations on Best Bang for the Buck systems and specific parts as well. If you are looking for advice on a build, want to brag about the build you recently did, or just have some opinions on parts then head on over and give them a piece of your mind.
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Thanks to the Music Genome Project, we have a new personalized music stream service, called Pandora. The fellows over at SPCR are quite impressed with the quality of choices that the service makes, even though it is definitely not quiet. It's way of choosing music differs from Last.fm, and unfortunately it is not free.
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Subject: Systems | November 2, 2007 - 01:41 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
R&B Mods has published the second article in their 2 piece series on building PCs. The first installment took you through the list of parts that you will want to get, this article focuses on the assembly of the pieces you chose into the case, and getting it to that first boot. If building a PC from scratch has you feeling overwhelmed, then read on and put your mind at ease.
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Subject: Cases and Cooling | November 2, 2007 - 12:07 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
It is hard not to stress how well Antec did with the Quattro 850W PSU. It offers quality that you would expect to see in a PSU that will run you over $200, for about $150. It is no surprise that Overclockers Online awarded it an editors choice rating.
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Zerotherm's BTF92 Overclocker Edition carries on the very distinctive butterfly style of the original, but supposedly with increased performance. It's all copper design is rather attractive, and it will fit where some coolers can't go, thanks to it's 92mm fan. TechPowerUp! took a look at this butterfly's effect.
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Dragon Steel Mods has a look at a mouse that may help your productivity or just confuse your fingers. It is wireless and sports 9 buttons, including 4 set in a circle just above the scroll wheel. You may find some of the default button settings useless, but the software allows you to customize the setup so you can get it just the way you want.
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Subject: Systems | November 1, 2007 - 12:11 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Wal-Mart seems to be the current winner in the drive to provide cheap PCs. The Green GPC that they currently have on sale is $199, $299 with a 17" LCD. You aren't going to be impressed by it's benchmark scores, but being able to buy a full PC for cheaper than an iPod is certainly an accomplishment on it's own.
Intel Unveils Seven New Intel Itanium Processors
Subject: Processors | October 31, 2007 - 06:41 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Oct. 31, 2007 - Underscoring strong momentum and industry support, Intel Corporation today unveiled Dual-Core Intel Itanium Processor 9100 series processors. Built for managing high-end applications and armed with advanced features that improve reliability and reduce power consumption, the 9100 series accentuates the ongoing shift from proprietary RISC products to the choice offered by Itanium-based servers.
Intel Opens Software Technology Innovation Support Center in China's Zhejiang Province
Subject: General Tech | October 31, 2007 - 02:57 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
HANGZHOU, China, Oct. 31, 2007 - Reinforcing its commitment to foster innovation through local technology companies, Intel Corporation today opened a software innovation and support center in Hangzhou, the capital of East China's Zhejiang Province.
Intel Expands Digital Accessibility and Education Initiatives in Nigeria
Subject: General Tech | October 31, 2007 - 02:56 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
ABUJA, Nigeria, Oct. 31, 2007 - Marking his first visit to Africa's most populous nation, Intel Corporation Chairman Craig Barrett announced a comprehensive set of digital inclusion projects aimed at improving education, healthcare and economic development for Nigeria's 140 million people.
Driver or the OS, which is to blame
Subject: Graphics Cards | October 31, 2007 - 02:31 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Support for ATI/AMD graphics cards on Linux has been improving in huge leaps and bounds, thanks to the community that has been working on it and AMD for releasing specs to the open source community. Phoronix has published a review that may shatter some of your preconceptions about Linux, pitting Vista versus Fedora to see which can handle Quake Wars and Doom3 better.
The internets are full of pervs
Subject: Mobile | October 31, 2007 - 01:40 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
With the Eee from ASUS finally being sold, and released to reviewers, we can expect to see lots of reviews of this slightly more expensive than advertised, but still small and light notebook to appear. Normal, well adjusted sites, like us here at PC Perspective, opened up the Eee to test how well it runs and what software it comes with. Other, morally challenged, sites like TweakTown took the arrival of an Eee in their testing labs as
This game requires star power
Subject: General Tech | October 31, 2007 - 12:06 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Start your finger exercises, Guitar Hero 3 is on stage and not worried about Rock Band. Ars Technica has risked embarrassment and finger cramps to bring you this review of a revamped favourite. It isn't just the songs that have changed, you will notice changes in the interface and the way you play. It looks as though you may need to get your friends all in the same room, Ars found the online play to have some difficulties.
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Gizmodo has spotted what is probably the most useful SD card on the planet. For just $100 you get a whole 2GB of storage ... and Wi-Fi! There is a completely enclosed Wi-Fi chip that will let you upload pictures directly to your PC, without having to hunt down the wires, or the dock, that were sitting in front of you 5 minutes ago, and have since gone walkabout. The only downside is no HotSpot connectivity.
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Sen. Tom Udall has had his big day in Congress – at least for now. New Mexico's freshman Democratic senator and a number of colleagues elected in the big Democratic years of 2006 and 2008 became dissatisfied about the Senate's slow pace a year or so ago.
Udall, his cousin Rep. Mark Udall of Colorado, and a few others with experience in the U.S. House of Representatives, were accustomed to a much quicker pace of work, with bills rammed through by strong leaders such as Nancy Pelosi, Tom DeLay and Newt Gingrich.
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — Andy Ogide scored 17 points as Colorado State avenged an earlier season loss to New Mexico with a 68-62 victory Saturday night.
Greg Smith added 14 and Adam Nigon had 13 for Colorado State (17-7, 7-3 Mountain West). The Rams, winners of four of their last five, lost 68-61 to the Lobos on Jan. 12 and had lost eight straight to New Mexico.
Dairese Gary and Kendall Williams had 16 points each for New Mexico (17-8, 5-5), which saw its four-game winning streak end.
New Mexico hurt itself with 6-for-25 3-point shooting.
Girls basketball: Los Alamos at Capital, C team, 4 p.m.; JV, 5:30 p.m.; varsity, 7 p.m.
Boys basketball: Capital at Los Alamos, C team, 4 p.m.; JV, 5:30 p.m.; varsity, 7 p.m.; LAMS at West Las Vegas, seventh grade, 4 p.m.; eighth grade, 5 p.m.
Boys basketball: LAMS at Española, seventh grade, 4 p.m.; eighth grade, 5 p.m.
Wrestling: Class 4A state championship tournament, 10 a.m.
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ESPAÑOLA — Despite facing the District 2AAAA heavyweight champ Friday, the Los Alamos Hilltopper boys basketball team survived several knockout attempts.
Los Alamos managed to hang with the Española Valley Sundevils, the now five-time defending district champions, throughout Friday's contest at Edward Medina Gymnasium. But the Sundevils, who again are on the short list to contend for a Class 4A title this season, led the game from wire-to-wire top earn a 58-45 victory.
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The challenge for the Hilltoppers will be to capitalize on those chances.
Los Alamos, taking part in the District 2AAAA championship tournament Saturday, had some openings and had a couple of chances to put bouts away. Unfortunately, the team didn't take full advantage of what it set up for itself.
CAIRO — The ruling military pledged Saturday to eventually hand power to an elected civilian government and reassured allies that Egypt will abide by its peace treaty with Israel after the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak, as it outlined the first cautious steps in a promised transition to greater democracy.
USDA Rural Development State Director Terry Brunner joined members of the New Mexico Congressional Delegation Thursday and other state and federal agencies to convey that there is help available to those residents needing to replace or repair heating systems.
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Hi.I just received information naming this couple as the parents of my ancestor, Joshua Kelly b. 15 June 1805 KY or TN.I first find Joshua in 1835 when he married Catherine Ann Martin in Cole Co., MO.I am just beginning my search for gathering more information on Dolly.I know that these Colemans applied for have land grants in Greene Co., TN around 1790.
1788- #2392 pg. 47: William Coleman 150 acres Greene Co. side of the Big Pigeon River on the northeast (Pigeon River)
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Mark Perrow reports from Ricoh Arena
Two first-half goals did the damage to send a bumper away following home happy despite a low key display from their team in the Midlands.
City struck early and late in the opening period, through Marlon Pack's first goal for the club on his 60th appearance and Kieran Agard's sixth of the season.
Out of form Coventry were booed off at half-time and showed little to worry the table toppers after the break until Shaun Miller halved the deficit with 14 minutes to play.
Suddenly there was a spring in the step of the home team, but not enough to overcome a City display more effective than attractive in claiming maximum points, secured by Scott Wagstaff's first goal of the campaign in the dying seconds.
Steve Cotterill was forced into shuffling his pack for the first time in nine league matches after hamstring injury victim Korey Smith was deemed unfit for a place in the squad, with Pack filling the void in the holding midfield role.
The hosts' adventurous-looking 3-4-3 formation ensured an open start to the contest, with both sides forcing early corners and City keeper Frank Fielding having to be brave to save at the feet of Josh McQuoid before the noisy travelling contingent took the volume up another notch on 11 minutes.
Hesitant defending in the home backline led to a poor clearance which bobbled invitingly into the path of
, who still had a crowd of bodies and 25 yards to negotiate but buried his first-time shot through the traffic and into the bottom corner.
The Sky Blues came into the game on the back of four defeats out of five in the league but to their credit responded well to falling behind.
Jim O'Brien was quick to keep Fielding on his toes with a skidding drive which the keeper had to turn around his right-hand post within three minutes of the opener after a perfect sliding challenge from Aden Flint to halt Mohamed Coulibaly in his tracks.
City had not been at their best but began to edge closer to top gear as half-time approached. Joe Bryan's typical burst down the left produced a cross from the byeline met sweetly on the volley by Wade Elliott, whose strike looked on target only to cannon into a blue shirt.
Then Elliott caught Coventry cold when his quickly taken short corner found Luke Freeman in plenty of space to pick out unmarked namesake Ayling whose goalbound header struck
in an offside position.
But the striker's moment would come in the final minute of the half when he raced on to Aaron Wilbraham's flick on and poked the ball beyond advancing keeper Ryan Allsop, leaving over 3,700 City fans rejoicing long before it nestled in the corner of the net.
The second period was a case of more of the same, with Cotterill's side remarkably comfortable in the game without playing close to their best.
Slowly but surely Coventry's belief began to creep back in, and only a brilliant piece of last-ditch defending from Mark Little prevented substitute Ryan Haynes from halving the deficit as he charged in to meet Simeon Jackson's low cross.
Fielding had been a spectator since Agard's timely second, but had to scamper across his goal to keep out a strong header from Aaron Phillips.
A hint of complacency had sneaked into the league leaders and a sparse home crowd suddenly founf their voice when
rifled home a lifeline 14 minutes from time.
Peeling away from Aden Flint, the substitute latched on to Adam Barton's slide rule pass and finished in style with a powerful shot to beat Fielding at his near post.
But Coventry lacked the necessary cutting edge to find an equaliser and were ultimately undone on the break by two City replacements, as Jay Emmanuel-Thomas supplied
, who checked inside and lashed the ball beyond Allsop to ensure the Robins had scored three goals in a game for the seventh time in eight matches.
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Brain injury is the leading cause of death in our pediatric ICU [Au et al. Crit Care Med 36:A128, 2008]. Clinical care for brain injury remains largely supportive. Therapeutic hypothermia has been shown to be effective in improving neurological outcome after adult ventricular-arrhythmia-induced cardiac arrest and neonatal asphyxia, and is under investigation as a neuroprotectant after cardiac arrest and traumatic brain injury in children in our ICU and other centers. To induce hypothermia in children comatose after cardiac arrest we target 32–34°C using cooling blankets and intravenous iced saline as primary methods for induction, for 24–72 h duration with vigilant re-warming. The objective of this article is to share our hypothermia protocol for cooling children with acute brain injury.


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It was a normal school day. Remarkably normal, in fact. I got home and went straight to my room. No homework, no responsibilities. Suddenly, a strange red stone on my nightstand caught my eye. I remembered the weird dream I'd had the night before, and wondered if it had been a dream at all. I pulled out my laptop and tried to ignore it.
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This small web version looks almost ok but I can still see the offending bits that are wrong.
This will probably be the final photo from that September 2006 visit to the Conor Pass. It's taken earlier than some of the others but I'm a sucker for leading lines so it had to go in!
I love the reflection in the water on the valley floor, and the shadows of the clouds.
Must make a trip back there this summer!
As I said previously, thick fog was rolling across the Conor Pass. It was frightening how fast it moved and the light and scene changed utterly.
Here's it's obscuring the road down the Pass, making the too-narrow road even more treacherous. I think by the time we left, even this stretch of road and the car park was covered in a thick white fog.
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I count my blessings that we had sunlight this day at the Conor Pass. If we had arrived 10 minutes later all I would have seen was a white wall of fog.
I'm loath to post photos from the same location day after day but I may as well call this "Conor Pass Week" and get the rest of them out of the dark where they've languished since 2006.
After the reaction to yesterday's Conor Pass photo hopefully you'll like this one too.
I have another 2 or 3 taken at the same time. The day was perfect for photography, the light was strong and to the side, there was an interesting sky and of course the scenery is beautiful. That was a very successful trip!
A rusty old fence is all that protects you from a nasty fall down a fairly steep hill down to the valley floor at the Conor Pass.
The orange stripes of the road lead off into the Conor Pass, north of Dingle in Co. Kerry. This was taken in September last year and they did a great job of improving the road.
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Masses of protesters have been crowding Wall Street for weeks in Manhattan, speaking against economic inequality. Now the protests have expanded to the streets of Washington, D.C. with a new mission known as Stop the Machine.
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Occupy Wall Street is a demonstration initiated by protesters in lower Manhattan who wanted to speak out against economic inequality, corporate greed and the influence of corporate money and lobbyists on politics and governmental decisions.
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Occupy Wall Street demonstrations are said to be inspired by and modeled after the Tahrir Square protests in Egypt. Officially starting on Sept. 17, approximately 1,000 protestors began marching through the streets while an estimated 100 to 200 slept on the streets overnight in cardboard boxes.
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In the weeks following the initial protests, Occupy Wall Street demonstrations gained support in additional cities, including Washington, D.C.
Protests began in Washington's McPherson Square on Oct. 1 as Occupy DC. The event drew 10 to 50 people a day and involved waving signs at people as they left their K Street offices. But starting on Thursday, Stop the Machine protests began and drew the support of hundreds from as far away as Hawaii.
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Opponents of the protests have also stepped forward, including Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain, who accused the movement of being "anti-capitalism" and stated "Don't blame Wall Street, don't blame the big banks, if you don't have a job and you're not rich, blame yourself!"
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Vi var to voksne og tre barn som leide denne leiligeheten en uke i August. Vi ble tatt i mot av en meget hyggelig dame, og fikk et positivt inntrykk med det samme. Leiligheten har alt man trenger av utstyr, og den har en perfekt beliggenhet ifht stranden. Og på kvelden var det deilig med en liten gåtur på ca 15 min langs promenaden inn til Rue Massena, som er gågaten i sentrum. Anbefales på det varmeste.
Vi bodde 4 vuxna i denna underbara lägenhet, där ingenting saknades. Bokning och betalning gick väldigt smidigt. När vi kom till Nice välkomnades vi av en trevlig kvinna som visade lägenheten och gav oss nycklar. Ett stenkast bort ligger stranden, och en rejäl promenad fick vi till Gamla Stan och hamnen. Vi är alla väldigt nöjda med vår vistelse.
The apartment was located near the centre of the city. It is quiet place, near the one of the most crowded street in nice, rue Massena, which is full of various restaurants and which leads to the most beautiful and central square in Nice, Place Massena. What's more, it will take you no more than minute to get to the wonderful beach.
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The apartment in Nice was absolutely fantastic. We had a party of 6 and the two bedrooms and the pull out couch were the perfect amount of room to house us for 5 nights. The apartment was very clean, modern, and accommodating. The kitchen was fully stocked and so clean that the glasses sparkled. The balcony was a great touch to enjoy a meal on and even had a retractable roof. The walk in closet was large, clean and we found many extra sheets in it to set up the pull out couch with. The couch was very comfortable to use during the day and to sleep on at night. The two bedrooms were a great size and comfortable to sleep in. The bathroom with the mini Jacuzzi, shower and double sinks was the perfect touch to use for the six of us. The toilet was separate from the rest of the bathroom. The washer and dryer were great additions. We had a very pleasant stay and would recommend it to anyone who wants a wonderful apartment to stay in while in Nice!
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It was eleven in the morning before anyone came into Dorothy's room to check on her. Her doctor, she couldn't remember his name for the life of her, smiled and said she was making a full recovery, but he didn't seem too concerned with her memories – or lack thereof. She had tried, in vain, to recall anything from before. Before what, she couldn't say, but before she was in this hospital with these people she didn't know.
"Today is an exciting day, Dorothy," the doctor said, looking too happy. Dorothy decided doctors should never look that happy on the job. "Today, you're going to meet with a physical therapist to work on your movements."
"You've been in a coma the last ten days, so your muscles need some practice moving again. You're going to meet with someone who knows a lot about that and can help you."
She still wasn't used to hearing about when she was in a coma. Furthermore, she wasn't used to being called by that name. She wasn't sure what her name was, but Dorothy never seemed quite right when she thought about it. She figured she just wasn't used to it, and things would get clearer as time went on. She didn't know how she felt about the physical therapist, but it was something other than sitting in the hospital bed all day, so she was up for the experience.
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"No, no. It may feel uncomfortable at first because you're not used to walking, but once you get the hang of it it'll be impossible for us to keep you in bed."
He winked at her. She hated when older men did that. Wasn't it unprofessional too?
"What time is this therapist coming?"
He checked his watch. "Well, she should be here around one or so, but just hang out for a bit. She will be in shortly."
Dorothy rested her head back on the pillow and sighed. She wondered if that woman who called herself her mother would come back today. She really worried Dorothy, and Dorothy couldn't peg why that was. Not long after lunch, a young woman walked in her room, and Dorothy briefly wondered if it was her sister, if she even had a sister.
"I'm Anna Love, your therapist," she said, and Dorothy sighed. "Oh, it's not that bad, I promise you." She smiled.
"Okay, what are we doing today?" Dorothy asked while repositioning herself to sit up. Her muscles did feel all out of whack and stretched out in all the wrong places.
"Today we're just going to try standing. If you can do that well, we'll try baby steps."
"And if I do that well?"
Dorothy couldn't conceal her look of shock, and Anna reassured her that it was just a joke.
"Okay," Anna said. "I want you to swing your legs over to the edge of the bed. I have a walker here for you to use to stand up."
Dorothy tried moving her legs and was surprised when they wouldn't listen to her. She stared at them intently and focused all her mental energy on them, and, finally, they budged.
"Great job," Anna gushed, and Dorothy beamed.
It took several minutes before Dorothy was able to maneuver herself so that her feet were dangling over the edge of the bed.
"Wonderful. Now, scoot your bottom so that you can reach the floor to stand up. You won't fall. I'll catch you, or you can grab hold of the walker right here."
Dorothy looked at the walker then at Anna. She trusted the walker more; it looked sturdier. She pushed with all the fiber of her being, and she slid off the edge of the bed, and her arms flailed until they finally found their target. Standing was awkward at first. Her knees buckled beneath her, and her feet pointed inward.
"It feels weird," Dorothy said, gripping the bars of the walker. "Can I sit on it?"
"It'll feel weird for awhile. Are you too tired to stand? Only sit if you really need to take a break."
Dorothy considered it for a moment and decided to keep standing. The sooner she learned how to walk, the sooner she could get back to her normal life, whatever that was. "I'm okay. Let's keep going."
"Great! I'm glad to hear that. Are you left or right-handed?"
Dorothy looked at both of her hands and studied them. "I'm not sure."
"Well, we'll find out soon enough. I want you to take the first step. Normally, I would ask you to take a step with the foot that corresponds with your dominant hand, but do whatever feels natural."
Honestly, nothing felt natural to Dorothy anymore. She didn't know which hand she wrote with, much less if she could even write anymore. She didn't know her name or what year it was. She was a mess, and she knew it. Still, she found the power within her to focus on the tiled square in front of her that she needed to stand on. Inhaling deeply, she moved her left foot. It was a shuffle more than a step, but she moved it.
"That's fantastic! So, more than likely, you are left-handed."
Dorothy didn't know how to respond. Should she thank her?
"Now, let's try this a few more times then we'll see how you're feeling."
The therapy session lasted another thirty minutes, and by the end Dorothy was able to walk around her hospital room with ease and grace, with the walker still. After the session, Anna bid her farewell with the promise that she will come again the next day, and once again, Dorothy was left alone in the large room. She wanted to share her experience with someone, but didn't know anybody except the doctors. And that lady who had visited her. She impulsively pressed the red nurse button on the side of her bed, and a small-framed nurse came.
"How can I help you?" she asked, her voice huskier than Dorothy would have expected.
"I want to call…my mom," she said. "Can you call that lady who was here yesterday?"
The nurse smiled. "Sure."
The nurse left and Dorothy felt oddly at peace. She wasn't sure if that woman was really her mom, but she knew the woman cared about her and that's all that mattered right now anyway. She nestled under her blankets and thought of the session she had that day. Pretty soon, she would be running, hopefully out of the hospital.
The light from the sunset crept in her window, teasing her. She couldn't help herself, so she practiced her walking. Her movements were more fluid than when she started out, and she slowly made her way to the window just as the last of the pinks and purples faded to dusk. Dorothy smiled and walked back to the bed just as she saw the woman, her mother, open the door and walk toward her.
"I'm so glad you called," she said. "How are you feeling?"
"I'm okay. Can I ask you a question?"
"Sure, anything. What is it?"
"What's your name again?"
The woman looked defeated. "I'm your mom."
"Yes, but what's your name?"
"Evelyn Caldwell."
Dorothy paused and looked at her. "Evelyn," she repeated. "That's pretty. It sounds elegant, like a royal name or something."
She didn't mean to speak that out loud, but she couldn't help but notice that Evelyn was smiling and had tears in her eyes.
"I didn't mean to make you cry," Dorothy said, a weak condolence.
"It's okay. These are happy tears," Evelyn laughed.
A few moments passed, and they just stared at each other.
"So, do I call you Evelyn or Mom?" Dorothy finally asked.
"Mom. Call me Mom."
"Okay, Mom it is then," Dorothy said, and she launched into her experiences of therapy that day. She felt a warmth inside of her that had been missing the last couple days, and she was happy that she could share these memories with her mother. She didn't have many memories, so the ones she could actually recall were special. She loved being able to share this with someone, and just as she was finishing the story, her eyes drooped.
"I think I'm getting tired," she said.
"Do you want me to stay?"
"You can stay if you'd like."
Evelyn paused, looked like she was about to say something, but stayed silent.
"I'd love it if you'd stay," Dorothy said. She may not have any memories of her life, but she wasn't stupid. It was clear her mom wanted to be by her bedside.
Evelyn looked relieved, but didn't say anything. Evelyn closed her eyes and stroked Dorothy's hair. Before too long, Dorothy fell into a deep slumber with a small smile on her face.


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Nameless, Part IIIMature
* * * * *
Mumma is taking care of me. This is so unusual these days that Rie is confused. She tries sitting on my bed next to me in hopes of getting the same treatment, and when that doesn't work, she simply perches on her own bed on the other side of the room, curls up in a little knot of arms and legs, and watches our shockingly softened Mumma fuss over me and attempt to force-feed me chilled soup. I know it's just Mumma's way to keep from feeling helpless, but I'm not ill and I hate it, all of it. I especially hate Rie's staring. From far away, her eyes look like the nameless man's eyes—flat, barricaded, and unreadable. Still. I can hate myself, but not Rie.
Why didn't I say anything?
Sometimes, the thought makes me feel like I am going to throw up. I roll over across the faded patchwork quilt and lean over the edge of the bed, but there's nothing in my stomach and all I get is bile searing the back of my throat. I cough and swallow and drag myself back onto the mattress, trying to lose my thoughts in the feel of the worn cotton against my cheek and the sounds from the street outside my open window.
It doesn't work.
Why didn't I say anything?
Glenna and her mother come to see me, though I'm hardly an invalid and I don't want to talk to either of them. They sit in chairs and I sit cross-legged on the bed and we spend fifteen minutes in carefully-observed silence before Glenna gets up, pushes a wilting bouquet and an envelope across the quilt, and leaves.
"Nate is awake," Glenna's mother says quietly.
I look up from the little bundle of flowers and see that she is smiling at me with the kindly, patronizing expression of an adult trying to coax a child into speech. I stare back. I don't know what she sees in my face, but a moment later her smile flutters, falters, and falls away entirely. Without another word, she stands and follows her daughter out.
I'm both angry and glad Micah didn't come with them. Seeing Glenna is bad enough, because she, like me, didn't say anything. Micah did all the saying, and for that, I can't forgive him.
The envelope is a letter from him, but I won't open it.
* * * * *
It's been a week since the accident, and Rie is acting strangely. A few days ago, she was spending her afternoons running up and down the streets near the inn, stopping every so often to peer past the bars on drains, down into the darkness of the sewers beyond. Over and over again, she followed the same pattern: Medwin Street, Eckhart Street, Quindon Boulevard, Palmer Street, and back to Medwin.
Yesterday, however, the game changed, though it took me a little while to figure it out. Now Rie is going into the inn's empty guest rooms and closing every door and window she can find. Today, I've taken to following her and opening them again, because it's too hot to have anything closed—we need the air circulation. I'm just undoing her handiwork in Mumma's room when she catches me in the act.
"No!" she yells, running forward and yanking at my arms. "No! No! No!" Pulling my elbow free of her grasp, I push the window the rest of the way open, and she screams like I've just stabbed her and begins clawing at my waist and chest with sharp little fingernails.
"Rie, stop it! Rie, you're hurting me. Rie. Rie!" I grab her in a sideways bear-hug, pinning her arms to her sides, lift her, and set her on the bed. She continues to thrash and scream, her neat braids disintegrating into flyaway tangles, and I'm suddenly conscious of the open window and door and the fact that Mumma's room is closest to the guest rooms.
"Okay Rie!" I say. "We can close the window. Okay? Okay? Look." I release her and move back to the window, swinging the panes inwards until they thunk into place and the clockwork lock clicks. Rie's screams immediately subside into hiccupping sobs, but I go and close the door to Mumma's room too for good measure, then turn back to look at her.
"There," I say. "Look. It's all closed. It's all fine. You're okay."
Rie sits huddled with her legs tucked underneath her, the skirt of her yellow dress tangled with her knobbly knees. She's only whimpering now, though her breathing still hitches every few seconds and the tears and sweat have made her face glow slightly in the late afternoon sunlight pooling on the coverlet. She refuses to look at me as I perch on the edge of the bed next to her. I reach out and put a hand on her back, and she flinches slightly, but doesn't move away.
"It's okay," I say again.
We don't speak for several long moments. I gently rub Rie's back and watch how the flawed glass in the upper-right hand windowpane makes the sunlight bend and ripple as I tilt my head from side to side.
"Why do the windows have to be closed?" I say after a while.
Rie is now fiddling with the hem of her dress, and at first, I don't think she's going to respond at all. But then she sniffs and says, "Can't let him in."
It takes me a couple of seconds to figure out what she means, but I think my body knows before I do because my stomach immediately ties itself in a knot.
"Can't let who in?" I ask.
I blink. "Lucas who?"
"Just Lucas." She tugs at the hem of her dress, smoothing it against her leg. "He was only Lucas. He said...he said they took away the other part, and he couldn't find it."
The sinking feeling returns, but I press on: "You mean the man without a name?"
Rie turns to look at me, her eyebrows furrowed, the tears on her cheeks no more than a sticky residue now. "No. His name is Lucas." She turns back to smoothing her dress. "But he isn't allowed in our house."
"Why?" I say. I feel sick. She is talking about him in the present tense and I don't know if that's because Rie being Rie or because Mumma didn't tell her. "You always wanted to let him in before," I say.
"Mumma said..." She trails off.
"What did Mumma say?"
"She said...he hit a boy. And hurt him a lot." She sits up straighter and sniffles. "That's why he can't stay here. And I have to lock things."
There's an expanding ache in my chest that's bigger than the nausea, and I have to do something about it, but I don't know what. It feels like my ribs are going to crack, but I can't cry; there's just this ruthless pressure in my chest and throat. So instead, I gently pull Rie towards me and wrap my arms around her.
Then I get up, go downstairs, and walk out into the heat-drenched street.
I let the door lock behind me.


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Many in the sports world are watching college basketball on TV these days, but for the pavement-pounding scouts from teams across the NFL, this is March Madness for another reason: It's the time of year to rack up the frequent flier miles, tour campuses around the nation and organize the schedules of scouting departments.
Several big-time college programs were in full force this past week hosting pro days, the annual on-campus event where NFL draft hopefuls show off their strength, quickness and generally hope to impress scouts with drills that may or may not have a lot to do with football.
Arkansas (March 14), Florida State (March 19), Fresno State (March 17), Georgia (March 16), Georgia Tech (March 15), LSU (March 15), Penn State (March 17), Tennessee (March 17), Virginia (March 18) and West Virginia (March 18) were a few of the bigger programs that hosted NFL scouts this week.
But, with QB Tim Tebow on the radar, no one attracted more attention (at least from the media) than the Florida Gators, who held their pro day on Wednesday with Vikings vice president of player personnel Rick Spielman in attendance. In fact, Spielman was spotted talking to Tebow about his new throwing mechanics.
The quarterback unveiled a new, more compact throwing motion in Gainesville. He was heavily scrutinized for dropping the ball down by his hip before releasing it, which elongated his release time and gave defensive backs a chance to break on the pass. That seems to be much less of an issue after his performance this week. While some people worry about that component of his game, Tebow impressed as a true athlete at the NFL Scouting Combine. At his pro day, he limited his workout to showing off his new throwing motion. With his attitude, athleticism and work ethic, Tebow's stock seems to be rising again after a Senior Bowl-era plunge in January, when some NFL coaches and scouts got their first in-person look at his raw throwing mechanics.
However, this was much more than the Tebow (prospect profile) show. Another Florida prospect that could get selected before Tebow is offensive lineman Maurkice Pouncey. The 6-foot-4½, 306-pound offensive lineman (prospect profile) can play guard and center and could be a player the Vikings consider with their late first-round draft choice, depending on the other options off the board at the time. In fact, Tebow provides a nice decoy if that's the case.
"Looked great. Very solid late first-round pick," NFL Network's Mike Mayock, who was in Gainesville, wrote about Pouncey. "Immediate starter who won't be overwhelmed."
Fresno State also held its pro day on Wednesday, where it featured RB Ryan Mathews (prospect profile), who is expected to be a late first-round or early second-round pick, and the Vikings have taken an interest in other running backs in the first two rounds. Matthews' stock appears to be on the rise as a do-everything back.
Penn State joined the Wednesday fray of pro days, and the main interest there for Vikings fans was defensive tackle Jared Odrick (a href= http://profootball.scout.com/2/947789.html>prospect profile, another player whose draft value appears to be settling in late in the first or early in the second round.
In a busy mid-week schedule, Tennessee also had its pro day. The Vikings weren't believed to be attending that one, maybe because the Volunteers' top two prospects, S Eric Berry and DT Dan Williams, are both expected to be drafted before Minnesota's initial selection at No. 30 rolls around.
Earlier in the week, it was Georgia on the Vikings' minds. The Georgia Bulldogs held their pro day on Tuesday, with two defensive tackles that could go in the middle rounds. Geno Atkins (prospect profile) is an undersized lineman that Stueber expects to be a second-day pick (second or third round) and Jeff Owens (prospect profile), whom Stueber has ranked a couple rounds later.
Georgia Tech held its pro day on Monday and its top prospect, DE Derrick Morgan (prospect profile), is also the top-ranked defensive end, according to Scout.com. But there was another Yellowjacket, running back Jonathan Dwyer, that was getting a concentrated look-see by the Vikings, according to Scout.com's Ed Thompson. Dwyer is most likely a second-round pick.
Monday was also the day for LSU prospects to work out, and there were plenty of options there, from potential first-rounders all the way through the draft on both sides of the ball.
Later in the week brought other possibilities to scouts. Virginia and West Virginia both held their pro days on Thursday.
Virginia has two prospect that could be second-day picks – cornerback Chris Cook (prospect profile) and fullback Rashawn Jackson (prospect profile). The Vikings reportedly have a private workout scheduled with Cook, who might also be looked at as a safety, but they were also reportedly expected to be at Virginia's pro day and they didn't attend, according to what a source told Scout.com draft analyst Chris Steuber.
As for West Virginia, offensive tackle Selvish Capers (interview) could be a second-day pick, but quarterback Jarrett Brown (prospect profile) has worked his way into consideration for the second day as well after a strong showing at the Senior Bowl and a solid follow-up performance at the NFL Scouting Combine.
Finally, Friday brought out the Florida State prospects, the most intriguing of those to Vikings fans being CB Patrick Robinson (prospect profile), whose draft stock matches right around where the Vikings select at the end of the first round.
It was a mind-dizzying week of pro days, but in the end it provides some good weekend hours to soak up the analysis on the prospects scouts just got done viewing in their own March Madness.
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Dancing and DistractionsMature
The next morning, Midori woke her up by jumping on her. "Wake up sleepy head! We have to practice that dance soon, get up!"
Sayumi moaned with pain and exhaustion, but she started to sit up. She saw a mannequin standing at the foot of the bed, and on it was the strangest outfit Sayumi had
ever seen. She remembered seeing something like it somewhere, but she
couldn't remember where. Midori twirled around, clearly full of
energy and very happy. "This is your practice outfit. You will wear
something like it when you perform, but it will be much prettier.
Alfred explained to the instructor that you don't know the dance, but
he told her that you are known for your dancing skills. Now, if push
comes to shove, I can help you dance by moving your body with my
mind, but we are hoping I don't have to. So, get into the outfit and
we will see what you can do."
Sayumi put on the outfit which consisted of: a top that was made of long tight sleeves and a thin covering for her chest, and trousers that were tight at the hips and
ankles, but very loose everywhere else. Midori smiled mischievously
and ordered, "Mimic what I do." Midori put her feet shoulder
width apart, and started to roll her hips. Sayumi had never really
done this sort of dance before, since all they taught her as a
princess was ballroom dancing. Sayumi tried to mirror Midori's
movement, but found her hips didn't roll as smoothly as Midori's.
Midori then started to move the rest of her body in an almost
wave-like motion, and Sayumi nearly fell over when she tried it. But
after about ten minutes, Sayumi was starting to get the hang of this
form of dance. Midori smiled and announced, "You may not need my
help after all. You have a natural talent in dancing, so this should
be easy. Just remember: you are lead, so you won't have to worry
about following the other girls exactly. You will be doing something
completely separate from them. Let's go find your instructor."
The instructor wasn't as impressed with Sayumi as Midori was to say the least. As they started to work on the choreography, the instructor shouted, "Lead! You must be
less stiff, let your body flow more, like a liquid! You are stiff as
a board! I thought I would have a professional to work with, not an
amateur like you! Where is my assistant, I asked for a drink an hour
ago!!" Sayumi wanted to slap this woman; she was even snobbier than
a queen. Sayumi did what she said, but every five minutes the
instructor was yelling something else at her or one of the other
girls. Sayumi wasn't sure she could survive this for the two weeks
until they performed.
After about eight hours of practice, Sayumi just wanted to strangle the instructor. As her and Midori walked back to their room, Midori exclaimed, "That woman is
the biggest snob ever. Who does she think she is? Goodness, she is
working you girls to the bone!"
Sayumi sighed tiredly, "I don't know, but I don't know if I can last for two weeks of this."
Midori patted her on the shoulder gently and murmured, "You will definitely be able to. Just remember that this will help you save Ruki, and I know it will help. You
aren't doing this for you, you are doing it for him."
Sayumi nodded, and once they reached their room, they found their dinner already there waiting for them. They inhaled it, not even caring about how messily they ate.
Sayumi was so beat from all the work they had done that day, she
almost fell asleep before she changed out of her practice uniform.
Once she managed to get it off, she just fell on the bed and started
This continued in the same way for the rest of the week. By the end of the week, Sayumi was so sore she could hardly move, and her dancing hadn't improved much. The
instructor had ordered her to take a day and just rest, hoping she
would dance better if she wasn't so sore. Sayumi lay in bed and
sighed. "I'm not going to be good enough to dance for the King by
the end of this week."
Midori burst out laughing. "Sayumi! It doesn't matter if you are good enough or not! You are dancing for the King, even if you fall flat on your face you will do it. Besides,
I will make sure you don't make a complete fool of yourself. But when
it comes time to save Ruki and Shina, you are on your own. I have to
stay here so I can make sure no one gets out of hand and does
something stupid. Besides, I would have to call my familiar to fly,
and that would be very obvious and would take a long time."
Sayumi replied tiredly, "I know. I just wish I didn't have to dance. Why couldn't I do something
easier, like singing?"
Midori laughed. "Trust me, singing isn't easier. You may think it is, but I used to perform all
forms of art before witch-folk were seen as evil. Singing was the
hardest, next to acting and singing at the same time."
Sayumi smiled. "I knew there was something about you that you weren't telling me. I can see it from you, you are very talented."
Midori smirked, a hint of sadness in her face. "Well, you have something I envy as well. I don't have someone to love me, someone to risk my life for like this. Not that I
don't have someone I care for, but he doesn't notice me like that.
Besides, he is too busy flirting with other girls to want a committed
Sayumi instantly knew who she was talking about. "Midori, I didn't realize you liked Haru."
Midori shrugged. "Not like it's going anywhere. Hikari likes him too, but she is too young for him, she is barely a teenager. I'm closer to his age, but he just wants a
casual fling. I don't want something like that so he ignores me."
Sayumi wanted to cry for Midori. "Midori, that's awful."
Midori shrugged again, and didn't say anything. Sayumi looked into her mind, and saw images of Haru flirting with countless different girls, and realized just how hard
she was going to have to beat Haru when she got home.
After her rest day, Sayumi went back to practicing the dance. She found the moves came more naturally, even if the instructor was still yelling at her. Every
time she messed up and the instructor got her assistant to hit Sayumi
with a switch, she just remembered that Ruki was locked up in a cell
somewhere, and that she had to go save him. That alone was enough to
get her through the second week.
The day of the banquet came, and the royalty arrived. Sayumi watched from her window as she saw the Hetalian sultan and his wife come in first. They rode in a
beautifully decorated carriage pulled by the famous four white
Southern Barb stallions. And then Sayumi suddenly remembered that
Rakelle was now the last of the Feresat royal family. Sayumi had no
idea what Rakelle would do, but to her shock she saw Will driving her
carriage. Will looked sharp, wearing the finest of suits and even
boots made from snakeskin. Sayumi wondered how much convincing it had
taken Rakelle to get Will to drive her carriage in that get up, but
what she saw next surprised her even more.
One of the doors of the carriage
opened, and a man dressed in a general's uniform stepped out. Then he
held out his hand and escorted Rakelle out of the carriage. Sayumi
gaped as Rakelle walked towards the main doors of the palace, holding
the arm of a strange man. Rakelle! Rakelle it's me! Who is that
Sayumi? Rakelle glanced around, then added, This is the man posing as my fiance until I
can find someone I want to marry. Will is dead set against marrying
me, even though he claims he loves me. I can't wait too long or the
throne will be taken from me, I don't have time to wait for his
nonsense! I love him so, but enough is enough! Sayumi could
almost taste the bitterness in Rakelle's reply. Are you sure this
is the right path?
Rakelle vanished inside and replied with unwavering confidence, Absolutely!
Sayumi tried hard to sleep, but the noise of the feasting and her nervousness about dancing tomorrow kept her awake. She decided it wouldn't hurt to go look for Will and give
him a good slap. Sayumi got up, and put on Midori's servant uniform,
since Midori was already fast asleep. She started walking down the
hall, careful to keep her head low and mimic the way she had seen the
other servants walk. She figured he would either be in the servant's
quarters, or by the stable. She decided to check the stable first,
and that is where she found him.
"Will what the hell is wrong with you?!" She roared as she walked up to him. At first Will didn't recognize her, but once he got past the cornrows he sighed. Sayumi
continued, "Are you trying to break Rakelle's heart? Because that's
what you're doing! I know her better than you Will, this is exactly
the way she acted when she was in love with one of the servants!"
Will looked down, unable to meet her gaze. "I can't marry her, so she might as well find someone who can take care of her."
Sayumi slapped him hard. "You idiot! You're just going to throw your love away like that?! You are just going to end up hurting her and yourself!"
"Well what choice do I have?" Will shouted back. "You know I can't become king!"
"You can just as much as anyone! The King of Repremendant's general is an elf, so why can't you be king? You are just scared, scared to mess up! Well I've got news for
you: if you spend your whole life worrying you will mess up, you will
never accomplish anything!!" Sayumi slapped him again, then she
stormed off back to the palace.


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My 2.2 yrs old kid is having skin rashes since birth.my daughter was having the same problem till the age of 3 and now her skin clear. IVisited couple of dermatologist they suggest different lotions and soaps but no use. Some1 suggested me terbinaforce plus cream .I would like to knw can I use this cream fir 2.2 yr kid
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Hi. Greetings. Thanks for asking. This medicine is one of the most ridiculous medicines available. It should not be used certainly on any one whether it's a child or an adult. Preparation of this cream has no scientific basis. Please see a qualified dermatologist, get a diagnosis on what your kid is suffering from and let him be treated accordingly. Hope this helps. .Warm regards
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