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I have been Tagged by Angel Sassy for yet another round of this fun Dogster game....
You may ask why are you here in my diary and what should you do, well here's the rules for this fun new game of "Get to Know You"!
Each player starts with seven random facts about themselves. Dogs who are tagged, need to post in their Diary the rules & their 7 pawsome facts. Then choose 7 dogs to tag and list their names. Don't forget to bark them a pmail that they have been tagged and to read your Diary, or, send them a fun Rosette announcing they've been Tagged!
1. My favorite spot to sleep was on the back of the couch in the sun.
2. When my people would ask if I wanted breakfast or dinner I would bounce, and bark, and jump, and freak out till I got fed.
3. I always would get super excited when I heard popcorn in the microwave.
4. I loved to ride in the front seat of the car or right on the front of the boat with my ears in the wind.
5. I though the vacuum cleaner was a monster that I could bark at and try to kill.
6. I like to cuddle with mom or dad and I loved to squish my little sister.
7. I would outside and do a really small pee just so I could get a treat.
TNT's Princess Josephine DD (DD stands for devil dog) or Joey as we liked to call her. She had a little black dot on each side of her head and that is where we said her horns came out of. When she was a tiny little pup she drew blood on her mom about 3 times. Mom would try to dig a rock, a sock or some other random thing out of her mouth and Joey would bite down and draw blood on mom.
Joey was a car dog!! She first learned to be a car dog before we had Tori we would let her ride in the car sans kennel. When dad got a big Dodge truck she thought she was so cool riding in the passenger seat with her paws on the front dash looking out. She took a few trips to the dump with Dad in a stinky old green truck.
Joey was a housekeeper. She LOVED dirty laundry. She would steal dirty items (ahem undergarmets) from the top of the basket, off of the counter, or she would simply pull them though the holes of the basket. One time dad thought she was having a seizure upstairs he came up to find her dragging the basket across the bathroom floor! She would bury laundry all over. Under bed pillows, in and between couch cushions, in her kennel. We have had many a visitor pull an unmentionable out of their bedding or out of the couch. She kept the floor incredibly clean. Not a crumb to be found (a pretty common beagle trait). She tried to keep the carpet clean too but ended up riping up most of the berber carpet in our old home. It did have to be replaced before we moved. She ate insoles out of shoes, shoes themselves, the fur out of shoes. Anything on the floor was free game string, leaves, even found her munching on a sewing needle one time. She also thought she was a big help by taking out the trash. She would pull out tissues or other garbage and rip it to shreds. She loved to rip things up. Grandma when she was little would babysit and leave her in the kitchen with a pile of newspaper and come home to a good layer of shredded stuff all over. Joey just thought she was helping to prepare for paper mache. I would often come downstairs to find a pile of something on the dog bed shredded so much it was unrecognizeable. A bottle cap, a popsicle stick, a nail file (that took me a while to figure out) among many others.
Joey loved chicken, actually anthing poultry. One time dad was taking out the trash with a left over fried chicken breast on top. Joey had it in a flash and had the super death clench of the teeth on it. Mom had to come pry open her mouth so dad could get it out. Then one Thanksgiving mom was bagging up left over turkey dropped it on the flood and all of the guests were diving on top of it and trying to get Joey away from it. We always said when Joey passed she would be going to the Foster Farms in the sky. Well I hope she has all the chicken she could ever want.
Well it began in June of 2000. My mommy and daddy came to pick me up from my home. I laid on mom's chest on the ride home and that is when I learned to be a cuddler. I walked into my new home and promptly poo'd on the floor (oops sorry). I weighed only 2.5 pounds mom and dad took me out to potty and saw a neighborhood cat crouching like it was going to snatch me, we didn't have a fence yet. Over the next year I went though different stages, I even had an ungly phase. My crate was one of my favorite places besides cuddling with mom and dad. I hung out with dad a lot since he was out of work.
In October of 2001 in walked my baby sister. At first she was very scared hiding under the table. She loved to lay around with me by the fire and on the couch I would always squish her by laying my head on her. Over the years I learned to love her even though I am a human and not a dog. I only played with her once in a while. My mom and dad would say I was a good dog but I did like to get into stuff a lot. I have eaten tupperware, boxes of dry food such as macaroni, flour, I have torn up carpet, socks, shredded newspaper, puppy pads, and many many other things. My parents swear I could speak english and that I understood everything they said. I had a bit of a vengful side when dad would kick me out of the room while wraping presents (i was getting into stuff) I ripped up carpet and peed on the floor. One time mom and dad gave me a bath then when they went to sleep I walked up on dads chest and peed on him (but I am so cute he can barely yell at me hehe).
Just after I was two I had this funny thing happen it ended up being seizure whatever that is. I was put on phenobarb and it helped and only had a few throughout the years. I knew many many tricks sit, lay down, crawl, roll over, play dead, and shake mom couldn't think of anything else to teach me. We moved quite a few times and I was very confused when we did but eventually would figure out that this was our house. I always have loved to go to doggy daycare they say that I act like I am the boss of everyone barking at them telling them they cant do this and that. At the park I would chase birds, and sometimes go in the water if it was really hot. My first boat ride on grandpas boat I was so hot I jumped off the boat onto the shore and into the water. From that time out I was a boat dog. We would later have a boat of our own and my favorite place on it was front paws on the front of the bow ears blowing in the wind. I was always a guard dog and you would surely know if I heard a sound or fobid someone was at the door I would go crazy.
Well in Sept of 2006 I started not feeling great. I was throwing up every morning but still my spunky prancy self. One day I threw up a lot and was walking funny and stretching a lot and mom took me to the vet. They poked me and told mom I had pancreatitis. I had to stay the night it was pretty scary, I have only been away from home at daycare. When I got home I was really excited but no more puperoni for me and no more treats whatsoever. Over the next few months I would have small bouts of pancreatitis and have to stay at the vet for a day then go home fine. Tests oh the tests (endoscopy, xrays, ultrasounds, biopsies, blood tests) all were done and man I really hated going to the vet but the girls would always be nice to me and tell me how cute I was. Then one week I was crying in pain and all of the normal stuff didn't work I had to stay two days at the vet. I was ok for one day but still uncomfotable then the next day I was crying again. They gave me a shot to make me feel better and it didn't work. So mom and dad made the hardest decision they have ever made. I got to see my sissy, dad was holding me and mom was scratching my ears, then I fell asleep and I felt better again. I met with my grouchy cousin weiner dog and all of the happy dogs over the bridge. Mom and dad have been so sad but know that I am better now and that I was a very loved beagle. I had a very wonderful life and felt loved every single day. Lots and lots and lots of kisses. Joey
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Chancellor says no conspiracy in flying out Saudi students
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Montana Tech's chancellor says he did not conspire with Saudi diplomats to fly students involved in a grade-changing scandal out of the United States.
Saudi Embassy memos recently published by WikiLeaks revealed that Chancellor Donald Blackketter suggested that Saudi officials fly the students home in 2012 to avoid deportation or arrest.
Blackketter says in a statement to The Associated Press Tuesday that he met with Saudi government officials who were sponsoring the students to inform them of impending academic sanctions.
He says he told the officials that when the sanctions were imposed, the students' status would be terminated and they would be required to return to their home country almost immediately.
Blackketter says no students involved committed a crime, and the school treated the Saudi students as any other student would be treated.
Blackfeet man says he'll run for US House in 2016
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — A Blackfeet tribal member says he is running for Montana's U.S. House seat as a Democrat in 2016.
James Stgoddard (SAINT GOH'dard) announced his intentions Tuesday in front of a small gathering outside the Montana Capitol. He says he prefers his name spelled as one word although past references to him and his work have been as two words.
The 57-year-old Stgoddard is a spiritual leader of the Blackfoot Confederacy, which comprises Blackfeet tribes in Canada and the tribe in northwestern Montana.
He says he recently moved from Browning to Whitehall to run a positive campaign that brings Montanans together. He's the first to jump into the 2016 House race.
Republican U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke was elected to the seat in November.
Billings Republican joins race for education official's seat
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Two candidates have entered the race to replace Montana's term-limited Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Billings Sen. Elsie Arntzen, a 59-year-old elementary school teacher and six-term state legislator, filed paperwork last week to campaign to become the state's top education official.
Arntzen ran for Montana's U.S. House seat in 2014, but took fourth place in the Republican primary.
She joins 38-year-old Melissa Romano-Lehman, who filed paperwork and began fundraising in February. The Helena Democrat is a kindergarten teacher and president of Montana Council of Teachers of Mathematics.
Republican Sandy Welch filed and then withdrew her candidacy for the position in 2013. Welch says she won't be re-entering the race as she expects as many as three Republicans to run.
Democratic Superintendent Denise Juneau's term ends in January 2017.
3 injured in plane crash at Montana wilderness airstrip
KALISPELL, Mont. (AP) — Three men were injured when an airplane crashed near an airstrip in the Great Bear Wilderness in northwestern Montana.
Flathead County Sheriff Chuck Curry says the Cessna 206 single-engine plane operated by Red Eagle Aviation crashed at the west end of the Schafer Meadows airstrip at about 11 a.m. Tuesday. All three on board suffered non-life threatening injuries. They were taken to Kalispell Regional Medical Center for treatment.
Spotted Bear District Ranger Deb Mucklow says the plane was a commercial charter flying people in to Schafer, southeast of Kalispell. The men planned to raft down the Middle Fork of the Flathead River.
The National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration are investigating the cause of the crash.
Man gets 50 years in prison for campground killing
(Information in the following story is from: The Montana Standard, http://www.mtstandard.com)
BUTTE, Mont. (AP) — A transient who pleaded guilty to killing a Butte man at a southwestern Montana campground last August has been sentenced to 50 years in prison.
The Montana Standard reports District Judge Loren Tucker of Dillon sentenced Christopher Lee Stiles on Tuesday to 100 years in prison with 50 suspended for the death of Mark Robert Mullen at the Bryant Creek Campground near Wise River.
Stiles and Sandra Lee Ann Cantrell were arrested three days later in Missoula.
Charging documents allege Mullen was intoxicated and told Stiles and Cantrell that they were no longer welcome at his camp unless they had sex with him. Stiles said Cantrell stabbed Mullen with a knife and Stiles hit him over the head with a stick, killing him.
Cantrell faces a July 20 trial for accountability to deliberate homicide.
Washington man presumed drowned in Montana reservoir
SHELBY, Mont. (AP) — A Washington state man is missing and presumed drowned in a north-central Montana reservoir.
Toole County Sheriff Donna Whitt says 34-year-old Adam Lee Wills and a woman were floating on a small aluminum boat on Lake Elwell on Saturday evening when the wind picked up, causing waves that capsized the boat.
Whitt says the woman was able to make it to shore after about an hour, but she lost sight of Wills.
Extensive air, land and water searches were conducted Sunday. Searchers located what they believed to be a submerged body in about 85 feet of water using sonar. Deep water divers brought in Monday were unable to locate the body.
Whitt did not release Wills' hometown.
Havre jury acquits probation officer of rape
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HAVRE, Mont. (AP) — A Hill County jury has acquitted a former youth probation officer of raping the mother of a boy under his supervision.
The Havre Daily News reports jurors deliberated about an hour Friday before finding Stephen Mills not guilty.
The woman told investigators Mills offered her a ride after she got into a fight at a Havre bar in January 2014, but he instead took her to his house and forced her to perform a sex act. Prosecutors said DNA evidence taken from the woman matched Mills' DNA profile.
Defense attorney Jeremy Yellin argued the accuser concocted the story because Mills was recommending her son be placed in a group home.
After police interviewed the woman, she asked if her son might be assigned another probation officer.
Mills lost his job after the charge was filed.
Kalispell man charged with attempted homicide after crash
(Information in the following story is from: The Montana Standard, http://www.mtstandard.com)
BUTTE, Mont. (AP) — A 43-year-old Kalispell man is charged with attempted deliberate homicide after another man reported he ran him off the road in Butte.
The Montana Standard reports Ian Gabriel Lenders was stopped in Lake County just before noon Saturday — about four hours after the altercation.
Butte-Silver Bow County officials said Gabriel was charged Saturday with attempted deliberate homicide and a warrant was issued. He posted a $50,000 bond and was released from jail early Monday.
Prosecutors allege Lenders and a 39-year-old Butte man were arguing over a woman Saturday morning when Lenders allegedly pulled a gun on the man.
The man fled the scene in his pickup truck, but Lenders followed in a semi-tractor. The pickup struck a light pole.
Lenders was expected to make an initial appearance in Justice Court on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Former ski area near Missoula for sale for $3 million
(Information in the following story is from: Missoulian, http://www.missoulian.com)
MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — An iconic ski area northeast of Missoula is up for sale more than a decade after its pink chairlifts stopped running.
The Missoulian reports that Marshall Mountain ski area began operating in the winter of 1941, closed down in 2003 and is now available for purchase at $2.95 million.
The area offered night skiing by kerosene flames beginning in 1958 and operated continuously until 2003, when financial issues and an IRS property seizure forced it to close.
The lower 156 acres, complete with the old ski school and the main lodge, have been listed for about 30 days by Jeremy Williams of Windermere Real Estate.
The land is zoned to allow commercial recreation, including country clubs campgrounds, riding stables and skiing.
Great Falls woman charged with hitting boyfriend with pickup
(Information in the following story is from: Great Falls Tribune, http://www.greatfallstribune.com)
GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) — A Great Falls woman is charged with intentionally striking her ex-boyfriend with her pickup truck.
The Great Falls Tribune reports 46-year-old Terese Monreve Denny made an initial appearance in District Court Tuesday and was charged with assault with a weapon and partner or family member assault. She did not enter a plea.
Court records say Denny told police she was angry with her former boyfriend for throwing rocks at her pickup, along with previous incidents.
The man said he threw two dirt clods at Denny's truck Monday evening and she turned her truck around and ran him over.
Responding officers found him lying on the street, bleeding from the head.
Public defender Matt McKittrick said the incident was likely born out of a history of domestic violence.
District Judge Kenneth Neill set Denny's bail at $5,000.
Woman killed, passenger injured in crash near Billings
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A Billings woman was killed and her passenger critically injured in a one-vehicle crash on Montana Secondary Highway 416 south of Billings.
The Montana Highway Patrol says the woman was driving southbound at about 8:30 p.m. Monday when the car went off the road and onto the grassy shoulder about six miles south of Billings. The driver tried to correct back onto the road, but the car collided with a guardrail.
The patrol says the guardrail penetrated the driver's side door.
Yellowstone County Assistant Coroner Cliff Mahoney tells KULR-TV that the victim was 58-year-old Beatriz Costillo Zapata.
Her 59-year-old passenger was taken to a Billings hospital with critical injuries. The patrol says she told officers the driver kept falling asleep and she had to repeatedly keep waking her up.
Seized horses up for adoption after Rocky Acres dissolution
(Information in the following story is from: Independent Record, http://www.helenair.com)
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Allegations of animal cruelty have led to the dissolution of Rocky Acres Rescue and Sanctuary Inc., leaving 15 horses and one donkey up for adoption.
The Independent Record reports a district judge Monday ordered a committee to dispose of the corporation's assets, including the horses that have been under Broadwater County care.
Former owners of Rocky Acres, Thomas Jessberger and Dalene Rindal, each face 34 felony counts of cruelty to animals and one misdemeanor.
Attorney Cory Swanson claims that the animals hadn't been disposed as required by state law after Rocky Acres was dissolved in December 2014.
In court, Jessberger said he had tried to offer assistance with the animals but was turned away.
Committee-member John Walsh said Montana Horse Sanctuary has been contacted regarding the horses' adoption proceedings.


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Phosgene COCl2 is a colorless gas. While it has been used as a Chemical Weapon Agent (CWA) in the past, currently this poisonous gas is also an important reagent in synthesis in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries. The plants using phosgene are typically equipped with gas sensors to detect leaks in the indoor ambient air. The critical situations arise when equipment in contact with the gas at the manufacturing facilities are serviced and maintained. As phosgene is very poisonous, even small gas pockets in serviced equipment may be dangerous to maintenance personnel. Gasmet™ FTIR Gas Analyzers are ideal tools to monitor point sources of phosgene. The measurement technology has high specificity, may be operated continuously, and has a fast response time.
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Several EU directives and national laws in European countries set requirements for continuous monitoring of flue gas emissions at power plants. Further requirements are set on the quality assurance of the installed measurement systems at the plants. The relevant standard in this regard is EN 14181:2004, the quality assurance of automated measuring systems. The standard dictates how to determine that the measurement systems installed for continuous emissions monitoring at a plant operate according to the directives and regulations set. Two major parts of this on-going quality assurance cycle are the QAL2 and AST procedures. A test laboratory performs tests on the systems on-site, and determines whether the systems fulfill the set requirements or not.
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MSU Track & Field Earns Academic Honors
13 Spartans earn All-Academic honors.
Academic All-Big Ten Honors Announced for the 2016 Spring Season
In all, 96 Spartans were recognized for having a 3.0 or higher GPA.
NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships Update: Day One
Leah O'Connor qualifies for women's mile finals, Tim Ehrhardt currently in ninth in men's heptathlon.
2014 Spring Academic All-Big Ten Selections Announced
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OUTDOOR: Finished second in the 4x15 relay and 4x8 relay at the Raleigh Relays … Finished first in the 800m run at the 2016 Louisville Invitational … Finished second in the 800m run at the Virginia Challenge … Finished 10th in the 4x4 relay and eleventh in the 800m run at the Big Ten Conference Outdoor Track & Field Championships
INDOOR: Finished fourth in the 4x4 relay and fourth in the 600m run at the Notre Dame Invitational … Finished fourth in the distance medley relay at the Meyo Invitational 2016 … Finished eighth in the 4x4 relay and 13th in the 800m run at the SPIRE NCAA D-1 Indoor T&F Invitational … At the Big Ten Indoor Track and Field Championships, she finished 12th in the 4x4 relay, fifth in the distance medley relay and twelfth in the 600m run
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INDOOR: Ran the 1,200m lead leg for the MSU women's DMR team at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships, helping the team finish ninth overall with a time of 11:17.26 ... Member of the Big Ten Women's DMR Championship team that set the MSU school record with a time of 10:57.80 ... Also ran in the 4x400 relay at the Big Ten Championships, helping the Spartans score two points with a seventh-place time of 3:38.46
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Legend has it that sunshine on St Swithin's Day will mean unending clear skies for the next 40 days, and with today reaching highs of 25C, the outlook is certainly promising.
The myth of St Swithin's Day forecasts that if there is rain on 15 July then there will be rain for 40 days thereafter, but if there is sunshine instead, then good weather will ensue.
Followers of the legend can rejoice in today's weather predictions, as much of the country is expected to stay warm, dry and sunny, while temperatures will hit nearly 30C later in the week.
The Met Office said it will feel warm in the sunshine today, with much of the country reaching at least 20C, and London seeing highs of 25C.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday this week will see temperatures edge upwards from 26C through to 27C and nearly 30C on Friday, which will cause areas to feel increasingly humid in the south of England.
But it there will not be sunshine everywhere; on Wednesday rain is expected in western Scotland, Northern Ireland and eventually North West England.
Heavy showers are expected in isolated central parts of England and Wales on Thursday, with an increasing risk on thundery showers heading northwards on Friday during the hot weather.
In terms of the legend of St Swithin's, the next 40 days will not see Britons enduring absolute rain or sunshine.
But the Met Office states that in fact, since records began in 1861, there has never been a record of 40 dry or 40 wet days in a row following St Swithin's Day.
The legend itself stems from the afterlife of Saint Swithin, a monk who died around 862 AD. He is supposed to have requested to be buried in the churchyard of the Old Minster at Winchester, in a spot where his grave would be rained on.
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Crow Wing County community services adds two new phone numbers
In order to better serve customers, the Crow Wing County Financial Assistance Unit of Community Services added two additional phone lines.
The Long-Term- Care (LTC) unit which includes programs such as nursing homes, group residential housing (GRH) and Minnesota supplemental aid (MSA) now has a direct number of 824-1357.
The direct number for the health care only unit is 824-1349.
The main phone number remains 824-1250.
Crow Wing County Community Services Financial Assistance Division is located on the second floor of the Community Services Building at 204 Laurel St. in Brainerd. People may call the above numbers with questions about this or other issues, or go online to www.co.crow-wing.mn.us.


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akp982 is an IT service provider.
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I have seen this brought up many times but never a date. Any ideas when Exchange 07 will be supported on that widget?
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We are looking into PowerShell support for the next major SW release. Once we have that we should have the ability to get this info from Exchange 2007+. From a timing perspective that's about 5-6 months away.


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I skipped writing about this weekend mainly because it was extremely tedious. I spent Saturday working at the crew car wash for seven painstaking hours even though it was raining. Half the time I spent babysitting some freshmen who goofed off the entire time. I rode home on my bike in the rain and spent the rest of my weekend studying and applying for schools.
Fortunately today was a little more eventful.
Since it was a white day, I didn't have to go to class until 9:40, so I slept in, made myself a nice breakfast and prepared for the day. When I got to school, we had a senior assembly for senior projects in advisory. I tuned most of it out with my new music. (Bebop jazz, classical remixes and indie rock singles.)
Next period was my child psych 2 class. I was assigned my old elementary school to sit in with the first grade class. I rode my bike there, reminiscent of my glorious childhood years, and found my way to my old first grade classroom. I was introduced, and after having been settled in, helped the kids write their "Weekend News".
One of the girls said she rode in a fire engine at a friend's birthday party. I thought that was a pretty cool story, but she decided to write about the baby deer she saw instead. Now, to anyone living outside my city, that might be exciting. However, I live in a town where deer stroll through downtown and give birth in my back yard. I didn't question her choice, but found it odd.
One boy drew the carrot cake he had eaten this weekend and a stick figure upside-down in it. His sentence was as follows- KAROTCAKE.
Soon their class had lunch, so I joined them for about ten minutes before I had to leave for my own lunch period. One boy wanted me to sit next to him, so I did, not knowing I was sitting next to the troublesome kids. One spilled his chocolate milk everywhere, another picked off the toppings of his pizza and made "grape eyes" and the other played with his cucumbers, transforming them into crescent moons. I wished I could have stayed for longer.
I had lunch with an odd mix of my friends: Anastasia, Jane and Bolt. Never before have we all had lunch together, but it was an awesome group of friends. That's all I have to say about lunch.
In Chinese we spent half an hour watching China's Military Review and listening to their national anthem. If there's one thing I've learned from that class, it's that China has perfected their robot army and that they are persistent in trying to brainwash Americans.
An "Aspire" (college) meeting and a lengthy conversation with Shannon later, I went to crew. It suddenly turned cloudy, cold and windy, but we went out on the water anyway. I ended up coxing for the varsity boys four (minus one varsity, plus one novice). It was a really unsteady boat and I was freezing in my thin sweater, but I enjoyed coxing anyway.
I got home and had to wait until 8:00 for my mother's dinner to be ready. It was worth the wait though, and as I ate the rice, I imagined it was a pile of ants. Perhaps, I'll go back to playing with my food.


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After Estra left the barn, Raxer followed her. He was as quiet as a mouse and quick as a fox, slinking through the woods to spy on her as she wept by the river side. Raxer took pride in his hiding, using techniques he learned for hunting. This time the game was more precious and far more dangerous.
He laughed silently at her tears. There was no need for this foolishness. She needed to give up and give in to his demands.
The sun sank towards the horizon, a white orb barely peeking through the overcast that hung over the land. It was becoming increasingly difficult for Raxer to see the girl as the sky grew darker. He lay flat on his stomach, inching forward through the undergrowth to get a better look at Estra.
A figure approached her. He suppressed a growl in his throat. That was his property, how dare that stranger approach her!
Raxer wiped his eyes with the back of his hand, confused by what he saw. The figure that was now sitting next to Estra was dressed illegally in black. Was that a black hat on his head as well or…?
Raxer could hardly contain his glee. A Nox! Now he would claim Estra as his bride! If he were to kill the intruder, the Sisters would have no choice but to grant him Estra's hand in marriage.
She stood and walked away, waving timidly at the Nox boy who waved back. The boy stood there for a moment, smiling stupidly before closing his eyes and sighing contentedly. Raxer saw a moment of opportunity. He withdrew his knife from his belt and waited until Estra had vanished from sight. Lunging out from the trees, howling like a madman, his silver blade slashing the air, Raxer attacked Kin.
Kin, who had just parted ways with Estra, was in something of a daze from speaking to the white girl. He was more than a little surprised when a crazed Aether boy fell on top of him. Raxer pinned Kin to the ground and pressed his knife to his throat.
"Who are you!" He roared, spittle flying onto Kin's face from his words. Kin was so frightened, he could hardly speak. The knife bit into his neck, white blood dripping down his neck.
"Tell me your name or tell it to Lumia when I slit your throat," Raxer growled, digging the gleaming silver tip into Kin's flesh.
"Alright," Kin managed to get out.
Raxer released him and darted away, the knife pointed towards Kin.
"My name is –"
The handle of Raxer's knife protruded from Kin's abdomen. He looked down at it, confused as to how it got there. A wrenching pain coursed through him and he realized the blade was still attached to the handle.
"Goodnight," Raxer told him all too cheerily. The world spun like a top and the stars went out one by one. He was vaguely aware that he had fallen in the river and was now floating on his back, the moon shining above him. The moon shrank suddenly into a pinprick of light before vanishing completely, leaving him in total darkness.
Kin awoke strapped to a white slab of stone in a strange building with prismatic stained glass windows. On the walls were white banners with a grey insignia that looked familiar somehow.
The ceiling of the building was the most interesting feature of the room, built rather like a cathedral. He had the best view of it because he was lying on top of the slab facing upwards.
His hands were above his head, chained to the stone and his ankles were also bound. The pain in his abdomen had increased sevenfold.
"Disgusting isn't he?"
Kin turned his head towards the voices. A group of four women were entering the cathedral, walking up the main aisle between the rows of pews. They were dressed in white - white robes and white hoods.
"Sister Lyra, he is only a child," Another woman replied. Sister Lyra laughed, "He is not as innocent as he appears to be. Do you see his uniform? This one is a soldier,"
Kin tested his bonds, attempting to break free but his struggles were to no avail.
"We must eradicate him before he curses us,"
He realized that the only way to break free was to break his thumbs. "I'm really going to regret this," He muttered, bracing himself.
"Is he talking?" One Sister asked the other, a tremor of fear in her voice.
Kin cried out as his thumbs snapped. His hands slipped free of their bonds. Sitting up he unfastened the chains around his ankles.
The Sisters ran towards him. The one in the back tripped over her own robe and fell in a white heap. Kin laughed hysterically, leaping off the stone slab. He ignored the pain in his stomach and ran – straight into Sister Lyra.
"Sleep," She ordered, punching him in the stomach. Spots danced before his eyes. He fell backwards, his head striking the stone.
Kin moved no more.
"I don't understand," Estra murmured, staring at the white blood on Raxer's knife.
"Oh you understand don't you?" Raxer grinned, waving the silver blade in front of her face. "I killed your little friend by the river. He won't bother you again,"
Estra found herself in a state of shock. Her heart throbbed in her ears.
"He wasn't dangerous –" Raxer cut her off, "I've told the Sisters and I have the right to marry you with or without your Aunt's permission. The wedding has been scheduled for next Tuesday." He turned and walked out the door, slamming it behind him.
Estra sank to the floor of her mother's old room. Raxer had walked into her home and into the room as though he owned the place. She curled up on the old white rug and fingered the broken shards of a cup Raxer had thrown to the floor, breaking it into a hundred pieces.
Estra wasn't feeling any of the emotions she had expected to feel at that moment. There was a hollow space in her chest as though Raxer had wrenched out her heart. He probably did, she thought, and ate it whole the monster.
In spite of her dilemma, Estra shed not a single tear. She told herself that she would not cry for Kin's sake. She had only known him for a short time but that did not make her feel any better about his sudden demise.
Estra found herself in a meadow filled with white daisies. She was once again in the world of color.
Joy blossomed in her heart. She twirled around and around, her dress billowing out around her.
The green grass beneath her tickled her bare feet. She lay down amongst the daisies and listened to the sounds of the birds chirruping to each other. Rolling over, she found herself staring into the most brilliant eyes she had ever seen. It was Kin. He was lying in the grass next to her.
"You're dead," She gasped, reaching out both hands to touch his face.
He grabbed her hands, closed his eyes and shook his head, a smile on his lips.
When he opened his eyes again, Estra knew what color they were.
"Estra!" Estra awoke to see her little sister peering down at her.
"Frindel?" Frindel grinned and showed her a mouse which was curled up asleep in the palm of her hand.
"Isn't he just the cutest thing ever? I'm going to name him Thrix!" Estra sat up. Her back stung from sleeping on the floor.
"Frindel how long have I been asleep?" She asked, unable to tell the time because there were no windows in the tower.
"Estra don't you think Thrix is cute?" Frindel shoved the mouse in Estra's face. The mouse, now awake, sniffed at Estra's nose.
Estra pulled away. The mouse's little whiskers had tickled and she had not enjoyed the rodents face being in her own.
"Yes, he's very cute. What time is it?"
"Evening," Frindel replied.
Estra stood and headed down the stairs, Frindel following close behind. It was a dark and treacherous journey down, but Estra knew the path well. She took hold of her sister's hand and helped her so she would not fall.
If it was indeed evening, that meant it was now Wednesday. Five days until the wedding. Her heart quivered in her ribcage. A tremor ran up her spine. Estra knew what Raxer was capable of. She didn't even dare think of what he would do once they were bound in holy matrimony. Her thoughts returned to her dream of Kin, his dazzling eyes haunting her even in her waking hours. Could it be that it was a sign? Could the subtle shake of his head mean he was truly alive here in the real world?
Frindel and Estra reached the bottom of the steps at last. Estra could smell something cooking in the kitchen. The scent drifted towards them, an aroma of something sweet and luscious.
"Lets go see what Aunt Lila is up to," She murmured, more to herself then to Frindel who was still clinging tightly to Estra's hand.
Kin tried to pry himself from Sister Lyra's grasp. Her fingers were like ice clinging to his flesh. He noticed her nails were considerably long and were now digging into his arm, leaving pale white bruises on his grey flesh.
"Let go of me!" Kin roared.
He was being dragged by the formidable woman in white down a dark, damp tunnel that could only lead to some sort of prison. Every now and then, the darkness was illuminated by a torch which burned with a white flame. He had never seen white fire, and it fascinated him. The torches were attached to the walls with a silver metal that gleamed and twinkled in the firelight.
"Where are you taking me?" His fascination had suppressed his anger for now. The woman who had captured him had an aged look about her; to the untrained eye she did not appear a day over twenty. Her eyes were white, like Estra's, yet not like hers at all. There was no iridescent iris, just white, blank eyes that lacked a pupil.
The tunnel opened up into a cavern of sorts. Along the walls were cells crafted of some kind of ivory metal that lacked any sort of shimmer or shine. This place was extremely old. Black rust had crept up most of the cell doors.
Kin shivered reflexively. Lyra dug her claws tighter into his arm.
Someone else was in the room with them. Kin sensed him before he saw him. There was the telltale feeling of eyes watching you.
A dark figure dropped from the rafters, landing in a crouch before him. Lyra drug Kin back from the figure, holding him tight against her as though to say, he's my property, don't touch him!
"Who are you? What is the meaning of this?" Lyra spat, her eyes narrowing to pale slits.
"Hello my lady," The figure stood. He was clothed in a black hood, metal braces on his arms. The braces were decorated with foreign spiraling symbols. A familiar face peeked out from beneath the hood, a smirk fluttering across his lips.
"I'm not sure who I am, but I know what you will be,"
In less than a second, the man crossed the room and stabbed Sister Lyra through the heart. Kin drew back from her as she collapsed in a black bloodied heap on the white stone floor.
Kin was a little shocked at the murder of the Sister – but not as shocked as he should have been.
"Ari"? He flipped back his hood to reveal his face to Kin. It was indeed Ari, Kin's close friend and personal assassin of General Ravenwing.
"It is good to see you my friend," Ari sheathed his dagger in his cloth belt and embraced Kin.
When they broke apart, Kin observed that in his absence his friend and grown facial hair.
"What, this?" He stroked the partial beard comprised of a strip down his chin and raised an eyebrow. His comical expression caused Kin to laugh.
"I am a man now Kin," He strutted around the prison with his chest out, head held high. Kin could hardly contain his laughter. "You on the other hand appear to be a boy with his head in the clouds, just as before,"
Kin's face fell abruptly at this. Ari paused and frowned, "Sorry, did I go to far?"
Kin burst out laughing once more. Ari backhanded him lightly across the face in a teasing jester, "You stupid little-"
"Our Sister is dead!" Both Nox boys turned as one to see a young Sister standing in the doorway to the prison, her eyes as wide as saucers.
"Now would be the time to run," Ari murmured. The two exchanged glances before running past the Sister who cried out, "Good heavens!" as they sprinted past her. Together, the assassin and the soldier made their way through the confusing labyrinth of tunnels. Ari led the way, knowing the path somehow. Kin followed, praying to Lumia that they would be able to escape this hellhole and see daylight once more.
"Come on Kin! It'll be great!" Ari bounced up and down like a jack-in-the-box, his eyes gleaming with the promise of adventure. "I don't know Ari…what if dad finds out?" The thought of the General scared poor little Kin. He had seen his father angry before and did not want to see him that way again. Kin was seven at the time and Ari was twelve. Unlike most seven year olds, Kin was a very quiet boy who hid his amazing intelligence well. His advanced maturity and Ari's immaturity made them fast friends – mentally they were the same age.
"We'll sneak in and sneak out before your dad even knows!" Ari cried with glee, leading the way through the thick black grass. Kin, not wanting to be left behind, followed his friend on his short stubby legs.
"Alright, but if we get caught I'm blaming you," He grumbled, smacking the tall plants out of his way.
Ari merely laughed, forging ahead towards the walled compound. Inside said compound was a variety of dangerous animals including a panther and a rhinoceros. They were trained for war purposes if ever a war did arise as it had in the past. Kin's father still told stories about how he rode a panther into the Battle of Urium.
The grass gave way to sand and Kin found himself gazing up at the impossibly tall stone wall.
"How are we supposed to climb that?" Kin murmured.
To his surprise, Ari had given himself a running start and was now scaling the wall with nothing but his own two feet.
Young Kin watched, his mouth open in shock, as Ari grabbed hold of the top of the wall and hauled himself up.
"Well come on then!" Ari called down in a loud whisper.
"I can't get all the way up there!"
"Your loss," Ari told him, disappearing down the other side of the wall.
"Wait! Ari!" Kin cried.
Kin ran around to the front of the compound, peering through the iron gate. Ari was in the center of the arena where the animals were trained – and a huge rhinoceros was bearing down on him.
"ARI!" Kin screamed, his knuckles turning white as he clutched the bars of the gate.
Quick as lightning, Ari dodged the oncoming monster and leapt up onto its back. The rhinoceros snorted loudly and began to buck wildly, attempting to shake the leech that was Ari from his back.
The creature was black with white horns. On its largest horn was a ring of metal adorned with black gemstones. Ari let loose a wild yell as the rhino bucked one final time before settling down, accepting that it could not shake its rider.
"Kin! I did it!" Ari shouted when he caught sight of his friend at the gate. He steered the rhino around the arena in circles, hollering a battle cry like a real warrior.
Unbeknownst to both Ari and Kin, the General was watching from the tower in the corner of the compound. An idea was quickly forming in his mind for the young Ari. He could use his spirit.
"Well. That was quite an adventure wasn't it?"
Kin and Ari had managed to escape to the wooded area where Kin had made his camp. Kin did not respond to Ari's comment.
Ari was sprawled out in the grass, twirling a white daisy between his fingers, being rather lazy while Kin made a meal out of a rabbit he had trapped.
Night had fallen, and the black fire illuminated the white clearing with strange shadows. When the boys had returned to the camp, the first thing they had been concerned about was Kin's stomach wound. However when they went to examine it, they discovered that it had been healed somehow by the Sisters. They had unknowingly aided their enemy. Kin had assumed they had healed it, although now it was itching horribly and he was worried it was becoming infected.
"Ari, what are you doing here?" Kin asked, breaking the uncomfortable silence. He flipped the slab of rabbit thigh over. It sizzled on the small pan.
"Your father sent me to assassinate Sister Lyra. I found you in her clutches and decided to rescue you. Kill two birds with one stone, you know? I'd figured you'd run away to here anyway, knowing your strange fascination with Aether."
Kin lifted the cooked meat from the pan to a flat rock next to the campfire. He took Ari's dagger which lay next to him in the grass and sliced the meat in half.
"So what are you doing here, Kin?" Ari tossed the daisy aside, propping himself up on one elbow to accept the meat from Kin's outstretched hand.
"I don't like killing. You know that," Kin took a bite from the rabbit meat.
"You killed the rabbit, didn't you?" Ari countered.
Kin shook his head, "That's different. It's just an animal."
"See, that's the difference between you and me. I don't kill animals. You do. I kill people. You don't. How in the name of Lumia are we friends?" Ari finished his meat in a few quick bites. He laid back down in the grass, folding his arms behind his head and crossing one leg over the other.
Kin threw his remaining meat towards Ari. It landed on his stomach.
"Oh thanks," Ari rolled his eyes sarcastically, throwing the remaining food into the bushes to his left.
Kin kicked his tall black boots off and curled up in the grass.
"Oh come on. Why are you so quiet?" Ari questioned Kin, reaching out an arm to poke him in the side.
"I'm always quiet," Kin growled.
Estra observed her reflection in the mirror. The dress made her look thinner than she actually was. Then again, she hadn't been eating much lately.
"Oh you look stunning," The tailor crooned, fluffing the train of her dress. It was quite beautiful, the dress. But Estra despised it because it was, in fact, her wedding dress. How could she say 'I do' when her heart cried 'I don't'?
"Spin for me darling," The tailor said, twirling his finger in a circle. She twirled for the man, slowly, no smile gracing her face.
The short tailor was dressed in a white suit with coattails, a frilly scarf draped around his neck. His white hair was slicked back with some kind of gel. His nose was abnormally long, and the overall effect made him appear to be some kind of exotic bird. Estra thought he looked funny but she kept her mouth shut – she did not wish to upset him.
"Gorgeous!" The tailor cried, clapping his hands together. Estra nodded, agreeing.
"What's the matter sweetheart? Smile! It's your wedding!" The tailor told her, patting her arm.
Estra stepped down from the raised wooden circle on the floor and disappeared behind the changing curtain.
"I don't want to get married," She admitted to the tailor.
"Oh dear," The tailor murmured.
Estra stepped out of the dress, yanking the high heeled white shoes off of her feet.
"I hate him – the man I'm meant to marry,"
"That's just awful!" The tailor sympathized.
"I am in no way a happy bride," Estra slipped her white gown over her head and stepped out from behind the changing curtain.
"I'm so sorry," The little man looked so very sad now. His greatest joy must be his customers happiness, Estra mused.
"But the dress is absolutely beautiful," Estra assured the tailor. His face lifted a little, "You really think so?"
"I know so,"
He smiled, linking his arm with hers, "Come my dear, I'll show you out,"
The tailor led her past racks of gorgeous pieces of clothing for all occasions. Scraps of fabric and pieces of ribbon littered the floor. At the door, the tailor bid her a wonderful morning, tipping his top hat to her.
Estra curtseyed in reply, smiling for the tailor. Inside, she was not smiling. Inside, she was crying.


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"Of corse somethings up!" Ryan says. "The devil is helping Frost in the human world"
"What?!?" Life squeeks her grip on Drake tightening making his heart leap. He's not had that since..... well his wife.
"You can't be serious" Drake says wrapping his arms round Life which everyone notices. A sign of affection. Of wanting to protect this young one so precious to his heart.
"Well, we here are being trained to go fight for Frost" Ryan says. At this point he sits on one of the beds lined up against the wall.
"Seriously" Life whispers.
"Yep... so you better get use to it. Dennie feed. Everyone else sleep" Ryan instructed. A female shifter comes through the crowd and goes to the bed where Ryan is lying under the covers with him.
Drake notice's three girls and Falcons look of horror. "It doesn't hurt them.... just blood taking" Drake tells him. He moves off to a bed with Life one in the corner. "Do you want you own or... errr-"
Cutting him short Life hops onto the bed and shuffles under the covers slightly. But then she holds her arms open towards Drake expectingly. Drake smiles slightly then lies down with her.
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A Gay Walrus Named Leroy
My name is Amelia. My best friend was a llama, and his name was Larry.
Larry and I had the funnest times ever, from going to the movies together, to spitting in peoples' faces. Oh, those were the days.
Larry had light brownish fur, and it matted in clumps a lot, but I didn't mind. Larry was awesome.
I joked around a lot, saying he needed a girlfriend... I guess he took it a little too seriously.
One day, he sent me an email... It wasn't very neat and all, seeing as he had no thumbs, or any fingers for that matter. There were a lot of typos and errors of the like, but it got the message through clearly enough, after an hour of deciphering his confusing letter.
Basically, he told me about how he went to this dating site and filled it out and all that, and I guess llamas are really hot these days. He had like, several hundred hits within the first twenty-four hours.
He found someone he really likes... An alpaca named Alma. The wedding was two months ago. Larry wanted me to be his best man, and Alma's maid of honor... But I didn't see how I could be in 2 places at once. I'm not God. But I guess they made it work. I just had to bring the ball of yarn to them and stand next to Alma.
I think she hates me... She never says anything to me unless Larry is nearby.
Ever since Larry met Alma, he's felt so distant to me. I mean, where did our fun go? We never hang out and just have fun anymore. I haven't spat in anyone's face in three months. THREE MONTHS! Do you know how long that is?
Last month, all contact with Larry ceased. He ditched me for Alma the Alpaca.
So, I created this contest for someone to be my new best friend... Only three people entered...
There was a penguin named Joey, but he always had his flock around... Plus, the arctic is cold.
Elmer, a cow, entered. But he smells, and regurgitating food is simply disgusting... Plus, he stared at me. It was creepy! I think he was the one who's been stalking me for the last four years... Every time I turned around, I saw him somewhere...
A gay walrus named Leroy was the third contestant. He wasn't constantly surrounded by annoying flightless birds, he didn't stalk me, and he was actually pretty cool. He won the contest.
Now Leroy and I are really great friends. He helped me write this... He looked up "regurgitating" because I didn't know how to spell it... There's an I in it... Did you know that? I didn't.
Anyhow, my new best friend is a gay walrus named Leroy. The best part is, I know he'll never end up liking me, as in more than a friend. Larry wanted to try that once, a few years ago, and let me tell you... That was beyond scary.
"Hey, Amelia..."
"Yeah Leroy?"
"So... I lied about something..."
"What's that, Leroy?"
"I'm not gay..."
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Hydrogen Peroxide
Cynthia took the bottle out of the box and grinned. Peroxide, Yes! There was no way of knowing when she'd be able to get to a proper hair salon, and her lovely blonde (for the moment) roots would need a peroxide touch up.
The blazing sun wasn't doing anything for her blinding headache. She had to find some shade. She turned away from the ocean, and saw the jungle encroaching on the beach, just twenty paces away. That would do for now.
There better not be bugs. She abhorred bugs. Reginald was a man, he could debug the area. As her butler, he was more or less her indentured servant. She walked up the beach toward the greenery, leaving deep footprints in the soft sand.
"Reginald, Reginald I need you!" She called in a ladylike high pitched squeal. No response.
"Where are you, you bloody bombastic buffoon? Reggie!" Cynthia screeched in her best fishwife voice. There was still no sign of Reggie, anywhere.
When she reached the jungle, she plopped her double wide bottom end down in the scrub grass. She shaded her eyes and looked down the line of green where the jungle ended, and the beach began. She gasped with excitement. Was she really seeing what her wine affected eyesight thought she was seeing? If it was, then this was a spectacular find ...


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Rampart Reviews
Rampart won't be for everyone, but it's the work of a major directorial voice. It's a thriller on fire.
"Rampart" tells a familiar story with such visual punch and hustling energy that it comes close to feeling like a new kind of movie, though it's more just a tough gloss on American crime stories past.
It's a testament to the direction of Oren Moverman and the script he co-wrote with James Ellroy that we care what happens to such a despicable character.
"Rampart" doesn't tell a coherent story as much as swirl the drain with Dave, as his increasingly desperate efforts to save himself simply result in a cascade of self-inflicted wounds.
Something to see and little to remember, an acrid character study undone by narrative implausibilities and its own lack of purpose.
Much like Ellroy's noir classics The Black Dahlia and American Tabloid, Rampart is an imaginative work of historical crime fiction using invented characters to reanimate a specific time and place.
Harrelson makes Dave Brown fascinating even as writer-director Oren Moverman - who also made "The Messenger" - allows the film, from a James Ellroy screenplay, to become a sprawl.
With Mr. Harrelson, Mr. Moverman has created an antihero of epic proportions and indiscretions.
The movie's got some strong moments, and Harrelson's work here is so committed that many might feel his character's journey is worth sitting through for that alone.
Harrelson is an ideal actor for the role. Especially in tensely wound-up movies like this, he implies that he's looking at everything and then watching himself looking.
"Rampart" patrols some familiar streets, but this jarringly intimate study of a dirty Los Angeles cop sliding, crazily, down the drain has a distinctive new-cliche smell, pungent and alive.
He insists on "keeping the family together" with the same irrational devotion he applies to his job.
Where's it all go? Nowhere, really, just down a dirty, disappointing hole. Harrelson deserved better.
Brown is a sick man, but Harrelson makes him so interesting, so charismatic, so ... watchable, that you can't look away, even if his actions make you want to (and they will).
An unnerving warts-and-all portrait of a man staggering around in circles of arrogant self-deception.
While the film is drenched in atmosphere and packs a verbal and visceral punch, its relentless downward spiral makes for an overdetermined, not entirely satisfying character study.
It takes on a throbbing, sick monotone. This isn't a concert, it's a bass guitar solo, all thumping blackness.
This isn't your average out-of-control character, and Harrelson has to work against a narrowly defined screenplay that is short on specifics.
Harrelson both relishes the conviction with which Dave continually acts out and sells the tumult that follows when he has no one left to hate but himself.
Using an improvisatory method built around Harrelson's fiery performance, Moverman -- showing incredible range in jagged contrast to the understatement of "The Messenger" -- foregrounds Date Rape Dave's commitment to a lost cause.


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I looked Stefan over once, wondering if he was old enough to be able to run a nightclub. He looked up at me with naive eyes and I just smiled.
"If you have any trouble then Mo will be around. She's quite resourceful so she should be able to help. If all hell breaks loose, use your phone. Otherwise, my place is just upstairs and this," I said, grabbing a pen and scribbling on a piece of scrap paper. "Is my number. Emergency only though."
We left my office, me leading the way. "Well I hope you feel better soon at any rate," he said, tapping me on the shoulder in a friendly manner.
"Yeah." I mumbled, unsure why I felt like I had to lie to my employee. I hadn't told anyone what was really going on; in all honesty, I was a little embarrassed and part of me wanted to call and cancel but knew that some poor girl out there wouldn't like being out of a job all of a sudden.
"Which one is Mo?" he asked. "Since, you know, there are two women and I'd rather not have to ask. It undermines my position." he said, nodding as if he was some sort of expert in management.
I stopped and thought for a second, wondering how I would sum her up. "She looks like she has some unquenchable desire building up in her eyes." Stefan looked at me, bewildered. "She's the less attractive one." He nodded and we parted ways.
I entered my apartment, half smiling. It was a mess that I really needed to clean but even with piles of clothes everywhere it looked amazing. I had spent a lot on my place, just like I had with the club and so I felt a surge of pride when I walked in.
I scooped up some discarded clothing from the sofa, throwing it into the basket with surprising accuracy. I sat down, considering catching up on some TV for an hour but figured there were better things to do with my time.
Half an hour later, I pulled myself up from my seated position. I sighed and continued with the cleaning. I stood at the door and looked around, trying to figure out what this Roxy would see when she came in. I dashed around the room, sorting out anything I deemed a problem. When I returned to the door, the lounge looked like it belonged in a show home. I smiled, wondering if I had anything to drink in the fridge. There was some Champagne and a couple of bottles of wine and spirits. That would be enough. I grabbed myself a glass of water, downing it.
I repeated my cleaning method in each of the main rooms, dropping onto the sofa a couple of hours later. She'd be here any minute.
Shit. I needed to change. I darted into my bedroom, opening up the wardrobe and sifting through the contents. When I found something that looked cool and casual yet also sophisticated, I waited.
When I heard the buzzer go off, I nearly crapped myself. This was it. What was I supposed to say? "Erm, hello, I mean, hi. You must be, err, Roxy."
"Are you going to let me in?" She winked seductively. Wow. I could barely see her but she looked amazing. I let her in and retuned to my waiting, now eager for her knock on my door. I stood at the door, my hand hovering over the handle. She knocked loudly and I smiled.
I deserved this. I definitely deserved this. None of that stopped me thinking about her and that night. I couldn't get Sophia out of my head. I opened the door, hoping that Roxy could help me. "Come in." I said, watching her enter. Lucy had been right - she was great.
I shut the door, looking her up and down. "Wow." I sighed under my breath. "Nice to meet you." I said, grinning as she turned to face me and I felt like I had been slapped in the face. I knew her, didn't I?


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I appreciate the comments in response to my editorial1 provided by Drs. McLarney, Hatton, and Swan regarding fospropofol and patient safety. All physicians, including pulmonary and critical care physicians performing bronchoscopy, should indeed be concerned with patient safety. I would agree with the statement that fospropofol can have significant respiratory and hemodynamic depression, which can be disastrous for the patient if not detected and treated aggressively. However, this is potentially true for all sedative medications used in the bronchoscopy suite.
I believe the available data suggest that fospropofol can be used safely for moderate sedation without anesthesia monitoring. In the study by Silvestri and colleagues2 involving 252 patients undergoing bronchoscopy, fospropofol combined with fentanyl was efficacious, with hypoxemia occurring in 14.3% of patients and hypotension in 3.2% of patients. Most patients responded to increased oxygen flow and stimulation. One patient required 100% oxygenation by facemask, and one patient required bag-valve mask ventilation; both were in the 6.5 mg/kg group. This is similar to other studies of sedation for bronchoscopy. In a study3 of 101 patients undergoing colonoscopy who received varying doses of fospropofol with 50 μg of fentanyl, two episodes of hypoxemia occurred, both in the 6.5 mg/kg group. Additional studies comparing fospropofol with sedation regimens typically used for bronchoscopy, such as midazolam plus fentanyl, should be performed to compare the efficacy and safety of fospropofol with those of currently used agents. These data, however, are unlikely to change the US Food and Drug Administration labeling for fospropofol. The use of propofol by gastroenterologists has been an area of controversy and political jousting in the past.4
I would agree with the US Food and Drug Administration labeling for fospropofol5 that "patients should be continuously monitored during sedation and through the recovery process for early signs of hypotension, apnea, airway obstruction, and/or oxygen desaturation. Facilities for providing cardiopulmonary resuscitation must be immediately available." This should be, and I believe is, the standard of care for most bronchoscopy suites in the United States. Pulmonologists, in my opinion, are capable of managing the airway should the patient temporarily lapse into deep sedation or a state of general anesthesia and are capable of dealing with hypotension during bronchoscopic procedures. As such, I disagree with the labeling that fospropofol should be administered "only by persons trained in the administration of general anesthesia." I believe fospropofol can be safely used by pulmonary and critical care physicians in the bronchoscopy suite.
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Check suits are extremely popular with bespoke customers because they look as good in the office as they do at an event. They are a chance to show your individual style and taste. The only suit that comes close in versatility is a suit in a solid colour, however, they do not have the same panache as the check.
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In October of 1993, Jim and Carol Townsend purchased Future Employment Service, an established nationwide recruiting firm, from its founder, Bob Luthro and created the locally owned Sunrise Enterprises. They joined a top network of over 400 recruiting affiliates across the nation and internationally and partnered with the Sedona Group, headquartered in Moline, Illinois to process payroll and invoicing.
Over the years they expanded into numerous communities across multiple states. They grew their business by their conviction of going above and beyond to help their clients businesses succeed. Being privately owned gave them the flexibility to tailor their services to fit their clients changing needs. Jim and Carol also believed in giving back to their communities and donated time and resources to multiple charities including the United Way, the American Cancer Society Relay For Life, among others.
On July 26, 2007, Nikki and Kraig Kiefer purchased the business and it became CareerPros, LLC dba Sedona Staffing Services. Nikki has been with Sedona Staffing Services since April 2000 when she came in to apply for what she thought was a temporary position. She ended up starting as an Account Manager and was quickly promoted to Branch Manager. Over the next several years Nikki acquired the skills to lead the business and when the opportunity became available, she took it.
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I have an iPhone 3G (will be getting the iPhone 5 ASAP) and have noticed something odd. Not long ago, I upgraded my iMac desktop to Mountain Lion and began to use Notifications for iCal and email. After the first Sync with my iPhone, I noticed that the phone began to display calendar alerts also. It never did so before, and I don't really want it to. I know I can possibly turn off the sound in Settings > Notifications (although this screen lists 3 specific Apps, not Calendar) but I would like to stop the visual notifications AND sounds for iCal alerts only, and only on the phone, not the desktop. I cannot find a way to do this with the settings available and wonder if anyone has an answer. When I get the iPhone 5, maybe there will be a more evident setting. Thanks,
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On the iPhone 3 all you can do is turn off the alert sounds. Not the alert itself. I guess they were thinking if you set the event to alert you, that you would want that alert whereever you were at.
When you get the new iPhone 5 you will have this which will probably suit your need:
Settings > Notifications > Calendar.
Notification Center: OFF
View in Lock Screen: OFF
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Alert Tone > None
Their thinking is not incorrect, but for some reason the phone alerts always come in the middle of the night, and the sound and/or light awaken me. The desktop is off or asleep at night, not to mention at the other end of the house, so it doesn't matter what time the alerts arrive. I did figure out how to turn off the sound for calendar alerts, but I don't want to turn off the phone at night in case of an emergency call. Guess I'll have to wait for the iphone 5. Thank you, though.
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