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The Unforgiven
In the year 1469, there lies a betrayal that will test the strength of humanity to its very core. Dreams are what awaken her, a Master of Darkness is wanting to devour her. Who can save her? Or will the past be doomed to repeat itself. This is just a rough draft, next one will have more description
Prologue: Beginning of the End
The massacres have now started in St. Louis, mainly in dark alleys and in the back of nightclubs. In every situation encountered, the bodies have been completely drained of blood and can only be described as if brutally savaged by a wild animal that had found its prey. The victim's friends all have told the police the same thing, which was that the only suspect they can recollect was an unknown man that was with the victims as they left the nightclub.
It is fast approaching midnight in Missouri. A man is lurking in an alley across from a mansion near interstate 55. This was once a wealthy part of town which included everything from broken down elegant houses to an old brewery. It is a clear night, no clouds to diminish the brightness of the stars. He is leaning against the wall smoking a cigarette when he hears the tapping of heels on pavement. He walks over to the end of the wall to peek around the corner. He spots a young woman walking in the pale moonlight wearing tight blue jeans, stiletto boots made of fine leather that come to just below her knees. Her red fitted shirt clings to the curves of her body as she walks down the sidewalk in front of the mansion. The street lamp's yellow glare reflects off the white washed bricks of the mansion and the nearby Victorian-style buildings across the street; casting shadows along the alleyway preventing the man from being seen. He beholds her, amazed quietly as her long wavy hair blows in the soft breeze. Most men wouldn't notice her in a crowd, especially in this darkness that enveloped her. Yet, he could see every distinct feature of her timeless beauty.
As she reaches the part of the sidewalk that intersects the alley, she senses movement and suddenly turns. He moves deeper into the protection of the shadows but catches a glimpse of fiery green eyes; their color so radiant it is like peering at freshly cut emeralds. This action takes his breath away. Something deep and primal inside him wants her, he has to have her. He is drawn to her like a flame to paper. Not knowing exactly the reason why he stands idle, he lets her go and does not follow his desperate sense of yearning. After she strolls away from that corner, he walks away from the mansion and he goes down to Lemay Ferry Road. Standing alone at the end of the block is a newer building. It is the color of desert sand with faded turquoise trim all around the windows and doors. The only marker designating the purpose of this building is a giant bird in shades of indigo on the front of the building. Etched under the fiery bird is a name, The Phoenix.
Once there he glances around the crowded room full of lonely single men and women, some of whom are drunk. Techno music is blaring all around him as he enters the establishment. Young men and women are dancing in a space in the lower part of the club. As he approaches the bar, he notices another beauty who is the exact opposite of the woman that he had stumbled upon a few moments prior. This beauty has hair so golden that it reminds him of waving wheat in the sunlight. He finds that he is angry. Just because he can kill anything or anyone does not mean that this woman is an exception but the fierce siren with jet-black tresses, and whatever dark gift she possessed, somehow escaped his clutches. A new kind of fury rises within him, he wants to make this poor girl alone at the bar scream and beg for mercy. He walks to the bar and stops next to the new prey. He joins her finally and asks if he might buy her a drink. When she looks at him he discovers that her eyes are the color of blue corn flowers. Perfect, he thinks. He slowly starts a harmless conversation as she is initially apprehensive of the men in this bar. Eventually she becomes extremely relaxed and he asks her to leave with him. She happily agrees with the notion of spending time away from this loud music. He escorts her out of the building, away from the crowded club, and into a back alley a few blocks down from where they first met. In her mind he is just some nameless handsome guy who she will probably have a one night stand with, and then go their separate ways never to meet again.
Halfway down the alley he leans her against the damp brick wall of one of the buildings lining the alleyway. In what seems like that moment that where a kiss becomes the focus of their lives, he quickly strikes and slashes her neck. She screams and tries to run for the open road. He smiles knowing his keen ears. He knows that no one can hear the conflict as he moves to engage the fleeing woman. He catches the back of her shirt and throws her hard against the brick wall. The force of the impact causes her to fall to the ground. He kneels over as she tries to recover from the daze from the fall. She peers into his eyes, suddenly feeling like a lamb being lead to slaughter, she knows this is the end. Her mind starts to sear with white hot pain as it can not fathom the slashing and tearing that is being inflicted on her flesh. Her body begins to feel heavy. She can feel the cold ground on her back, the dirt, and gravel grinding its way into her skin. Her breathing begins to get difficult like ashes of her youth are filling her lungs and making them grow weary of life. It feels like eternity to her and she wants it to end. After only a few minutes she is begging to be released from this agony. Eventually after he is done with his fun, he finally lets the last spark of her short life fade away.
After all that had transpired in that solemn alleyway, that dark haired beauties scent, her essence still lingers with him, a mixture of Lilac and another scent he can not quite place. There is only one thing he knows for sure. It was a scent from the old world and not of this America.
Days go by and those green eyes never leave his thoughts. The desire to see them again is starting to get the better of him so he decides to leave the city before this ache overcomes his better judgment. He picks one of his favorite spots on the map and heads to New Orleans. He is walking in the French quarter, feeling the wet cobblestone underfoot and the damp breeze on his skin. And from somewhere above the sidewalk the same scent that had caught his attention in St. Louis overwhelmed him once more. He leaps to the balcony of the nearest home. The night wind blows softly, swaying the white curtains aside that hide the open glass doors. He catches a glimpse of her lying in bed, eyes closed, face soft and peaceful. Her raven hair sweeps around her like a black sea. Her lips are so red and full. He just stares and the only urge in his body is not to devour the girl, but to just simply taste those lips that belong to this dark beauty of the night.


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I think it depends on the roles they're looking to fill on the team. I've seen both Bourque and Stepan play live, though I've seen Stepan on more occasions. What Stepan has going for him that impressed me is that he's an effing BEAST on the penalty kill. I've got some friends that play for North Dakota in the WCHA with Wisconsin, and the kid scored 2 short handed goals on the same PK. Every time I've seen him play he just dominates on the penalty kill...so if they're looking for that, Stepan would be a good fit on the team. But I bet he's not the only good penalty killer out there too, so tough to say.
It looks like the top six will be hard for him to make. He could fill a role on the PK, but he'll be competing with Wohlberg (who is better defensively), Kristo, Czarnik, Lynch, D'Amigo, Ryan etc. Bourque has more offensive ability and can fill a 13th forward role if he doesn't grab a top six spot.
Another underrated center who has multiple dimensions to his game is Mike Cichy. He's often overlooked, but is equally adept defensively as he is offensively.
So far at camp, Bourque has been more noticeable and has been given more of an offensive role. I think it's pretty clear the coaching staff is going with Schroeder-Wahl as the top two centers, so Stepan grabbing a top six role probably won't happen.
It's too early to really project the roster as it's still pretty wide-open, but I think these guys are good bets: Schroeder, Morin, McRae, Wahl, Palmieri, Kristo, Wohlberg, Czarnik, Jenks, and Bourque. I could see either Stepan or Cichy grabbing the 4th line center spot over Johnson or filling in as the 13th forward as they're both well-rounded and hard working, but they have their work cut out for them. Budish and Kreider are wildcards for different reasons. They both have the talent to be there, but Budish doesn't look 100% yet and Kreider is a bit raw and a liability defensively. Kenny Ryan is a beast and I could see him grabbing a 4th line role pretty easily.
Overall there's a lot of guys that are closely matched and it's anyone's guess beyond the obvious top talents.
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Beyond what we can see, can we be? Jomama Jones returns with celebrated pianist Samora Pinderhughes, a stellar band, vocalists, and a few special guests to investigate the heart of our matter. Singing original songs, Jomama explores the signs and signifiers found in the darkest part of the night that send us toward the blush of dawn. Pinder hughes's searching and emotive arrangements will call the flowers to blooming. This night? Black Light!
Daniel Alexander Jones' work, best described as Afromysticism, has been explored through 20 years of dynamic interdisciplinary practice, and is a significant contributor to the development of The Theatrical Jazz Aesthetic. Jomama Jones, Jones' alter-ego created in collaboration with Dr. Bobby Halvorson, performs the show Radiate, which premiered at Soho Rep and has played in Minneapolis, Austin, Los Angeles and Boston. Radiate was a critics' pick of the New York Times, Time Out New York, and The New Yorker. Jones was named a recipient of the Doris Duke Artist Award in 2015, received the prestigious Alpert Award in the Arts, and was an inaugural Creative Capital Artist.Jomama Jones: Black Light is a part of the Joe's Pub commissioning program NEW YORK VOICES.
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ATHENS, Ga. -- After two straight trips to the Southeastern Conference championship game, Georgia has given coach Mark Richt a raise and another year on his contract. The athletic association board approved a hike in total compensation from 2.81 million to 3.2 million a year at its meeting Tuesday. The board also extended the coach's contract through the 2017 season. Athletic director Greg McGarity says Richt was deserving of the raise because after guiding the Bulldogs within 5 yards of a trip to the national championship game. They came up just short against Alabama in the SEC title game, settling for a trip to the Capital One Bowl. Georgia finished 12-2, improving Richt's career record to 118-40 in 12 seasons at Georgia. The Bulldogs have won two SEC titles during his tenure.
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Per a reader's suggestion I'm opening up a random thread. Last week's was very successful. You can talk about whatever is on your mind – quality of life issues, a beautiful tree you spotted, scuttlebutt, or any random questions/thoughts you may have. I'll open this thread every Friday. So anything good happen to you this week?
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Well, it is a beautiful day to leave the office early! We were broken into while we were away on vacation. Who knew we were gone? Tere was a fellow taking pictures of the house today. Odd, since it wasn't PoP. Are we abel to get trees to replce the ones planted by the city last year that failed due to the drought? The neighborhood looks fabulous after the rains we've had. The book from the new PoP bookclub is a good read, and is temporarily replacing the Economist on the metro ride. I hope to see more fellow PoP readers carrying the book around.
Oh yeah we are meeting at Red Derby on Monday at 7pm to talk about the progress of the book and to hang out and talk about other books or whatever. David I hope you will make it. The group is open for people to join anytime!
Also, don't forget to come to McFadden's in Georgetown this Sat between 8-11pm for the AASL open bar party! Say AASL at the door and $20.00 will get you 3 hours of unlimited coors/miller lite (bottles an draft), house wines and rail drinks! Plus I will be bartending!
I second the bookclub! It was great to put some faces to handles on PoP. My team won Trivia night at Looking Glass last night. It really helped that there were only 3 teams…but I will take $60 off my bar tab anyway I can get it.
What book is being read?
I got yelled at for taking photos inside a Harris Teeter. Is it legal to take photos inside grocery stores?
Stubs, the book is The Turnaround by George Pelecanos. Covers our area. I only found it in hardcover at this time.
Kalia, I would love to go Saturday and Monday, but baby duty precludes.
@Greenzo -A lot of retail stores do not let you take pictures inside them. Some places don't even like it when you take pictures of their street fronts…which is rediculous!
@Stubs and David, CHLibrarian said she can put holds on the books at the other locations if you request them. You just have to let her know. As soon as my roommate finishes reading the copy I borrowed from the Petworth branch I will return it.
David, my house was also broken into while I was gone for a weekend back in June…
I have often worried about people watching me leave my house with a suitcase when I go on vacation. And sometimes even when I'm just leaving for work! Is that paranoia?
Did anyone hear helicopters (sounded like a lot of them) around midnight last night? and anyone know what they were there for? I read there was a drug bust in NE, but that's far away from my U street abode.
U Street, I heardthem, and there were also helicopters about at 6:15 this morning. Perhaps this morning's were the fake Presidential ones. Not sure.
Anonymous @ 2:15, we were lucky that the thief seems to have run away with just one drill from the basement, probably frightened that the police would show up within a few minutes as the alarm was screaming. We are now looking into getting new security doors, but all the bids for three basement windows and three house doors are coming in at $5,000 plus. Eak. The follow up police work after we returned, however, was stellar.
I have a rant:
Stop leaning on the poles in the metro cars!! You're taking up the entire pole during rush hour. There's no reason for it and it's selfish. Also, I don't enjoy having my hand smashed between you and the pole.
@David, when my house was broken into 2 years ago in MD they also took my power drill, among other much more valuble items. Of the stolen items the power drill was recovered! Maybe yours will make it home as well!
@ house broken into while on vacay. We always leave at dark o'clock or put the luggage in the car in the middle of the night to try and throw off the scent.
When we left for vacay in August one of the neighbors who owns a cab was driving off and stopped and said, "Are y'all going on vacation? Where ya headed?" and I looked at her blankly thinking, "Stop announcing my comings and goings!"
I wish the lady who lived across the alley from me would stop playing gospel music so loud that I can hear it in my living room while watching TV. Also, I wish she would mind her own business and stop talking about me and my room mate. Our windows are open and we can hear you loud and clear. Stop hate'n on us because we don't need section 8 to afford our apartment.
SingLike, well, we did make the mistake of climbing into the cab with bags in tow in broad daylight. Kalia, MPD said they would almost certainly recover the drill if we had the serial number, which I didn't (at a pawnshop, which would also give them access to an ID). Everybody, write this stuff down. If MPD gets one ID connection, they are on the road to nabbing one of the very few people causing us trouble.
Rant: The house in a mess. I'm slaving away at a mind-numbing project at work. I've got so many aches and pains that I feel like curling up in the fetal position.
Revel: I messed up the house making food for people who genuinely appreciate it. I have a job that allows me feed, clothe, shelter, and entertain myself. I get to go out tomorrow and run the ball down someones throat with the knowledge that come sunday my opponent will hurt worse than I.
Rant – I don't like those pole leaners either – so selfish and rude.
Revel – I sold a home in crazy economic times, the weather is just amazing adn as flipflopirate says I can feed, clothe and otherwise provdie for my family. All really great thigns.
Here's a rant… graduated with masters degree in May….. still job-less. great program, good grades, references, etc. the process is so long and I don't know how much more patient I can be. temping now and using 1 1/2 braincells per day… will i ever get a job in DC? or is the whole country just not hiring anyone in my field?
revel- recently engaged to someone wonderful who is so supportive and gives me a reason to smile every day…
Struggling, the Feds are hiring. For normal positions, you qualify for a GS-9 with the masters. The pay rises fairly quickly thereafter. Some agencies pay student loans. Trick is to quantify answers in your applications. If you have KSAs to complete on an application, try to use bullets, and quantify.
Rant – there are still too many mosquitos out during the day. And two of my neighbors put their dogs outside where they bark for hours on end.
Revel – a gorgeous fall day, a weekend with no work, and my 15 year old dog has a bounce in his step again.
Caveat: I love this website and thouroughly enjoy visiting it.
Semi-rant: Although I enjoy taking an inside look at properties for sale in the 'hood, I don't find the discussions that follow the "Good Deal Or Not" feature on this site to be particularly useful. Almost invariably, the posts devolve into rants about how "delusional" the seller is for expecting someone to come along and pay what they are asking. Maybe I am just in real estate fatigue but the same complaints about pricing were being made 5 years ago at the height of the bubble and they'll be made at the bottom as well. If it's out of your price range, it's never going to be a good deal. That's not to say that some properties are not overpriced compared to comparables in the market. But most of the price criticisms appear to originate from a position that is informed by anger and frustration rather than actual knowledge of the local real estate market. By the way, I'm not a real estate agent and have no financial stake in the real estate market other than my own home which I have no plans to sell in the near future.
I was almost hit by a garbage truck while crossing New Hamphire ave at Randolph street this am on the way to the Metro. The light had clearly turned red, but the garbage truck continued to barrel through it about 30 seconds after it turned red. I yelled at them and they yelled back and I thought they were seriously going to kick my ass – not a great situation. I almost called the cops, but was already late for work.
RANT: I was just reading the "almost hit by garbage truck rant" and I was thinking that man the garbage people in DC are sooo LOUD compared with other cities I've lived in… that and they come whatever time they want, sometime an agreeable 8-10am but sometimes 2-5 is just as likely… I've been out in my alley when they're doing their thing and there does not seem to be any reason why they are yelling at the top of their lungs other than to make sure everyone is up at painful hours with them.
cait – try 7:30 on a saturday morning! no joke – there's no rhyme or reason as to when they come. it's very bizarre.
My current irritation: folks who park in the middle of big street spots instead of maximizing space by pulling or backing up closer to the car in front of or behind them.
Yesterday I watched a neighbor pull into a spot big enough for two cars. I watched her back up to within a reasonable distance of the car behind her, and then put her car back into drive and pull forward another four feet, effectively claiming both spots for herself. (And no, her car ain't all that.)
I know there are times when it can look like you parked like a selfish pig — when your car stays and the cars around you leave, only to be replaced by cars that left a huge space cushion around yours — but geez, when I see the space hogging going on, I get positively apoplectic.
It's the city, man. We all have to park. Do your part to get help us all get the most out of the space available.
Rant: My fiancee and I are in the process of buying a house – we're almost done with the inspection and we were almost to the home strech until this insane financial crisis caused PMI (private mortgage insurance) to skyrocket. I know we're lucky to even GET a loan, but the payments we had projected have gone up by several hundred dollars. Now we aren't sure if we'll be able to afford our payments! We're running through all the scenarios now and hoping for the best, but we're very nervous…
Hope: I hope the bailout yields SOME type of positive effect in the very near future (ie before we have to lock in our rate!) I also wish I had a better understanding of this whole debacle. No matter how much I try to learn, it never quite sinks in.
Rave: My fiancee and I are getting married in less than two weeks from today! I just hope we'll have a new home to celebrate in. Cross your fingers for me!
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RED BLUFF, Calif. - Five fires in Red Bluff over the span of a week left one home with a melted fence and a few other houses slightly singed.
The string of fires began Sunday with a brush fire behind Sacred Heart Elementary School and Church.
This vegetation fire was not the only one in the area. Four separate fires were reported in the same area. One fire went up a hill and alarmed neighbors.
"I came out here from inside the house and there were fire trucks everywhere. I grabbed our important papers and things and threw them in the car and figured we are out of here," said Charlene Gleason, a resident near the fire.
Matthew Shobash, the interim Red Bluff fire chief, said the cause of the fire is under investigation.
He also said these vegetation fires can be dangerous but he wants people to know they also can be prevented.
"I'd like to remind everyone to maintain their defensible spaces, clean out their gutters if there are leaves in there and limb up their trees. Help us do our job in keeping the public safe," Shobash said.
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Primal FearDirector: Gregory Hoblit
Cast: Richard Gere, Laura Linney, John Mahoney
A high-profile slaying becomes the case of an ambitious attorney's career in this legal thriller based on the novel by William Diehl. Richard Gere stars as Martin Vail, a famed defense lawyer who volunteers his services to Aaron Stampler (Edward Norton), a Kentucky teenager charged with the murder of a Chicago archbishop. Covered with blood, Aaron was captured after a foot chase broadcast live on TV, making a gleeful Vail certain that he could raise his profile by defending the obviously guilty suspect. Assigned to prosecute is Assistant District Attorney Janet Venable (Laura Linney), who is Vail's ex-girlfriend. Vail's case becomes more complicated than he expected when a psychologist, Dr. Molly Arrington (Frances McDormand) concludes that Stampler suffers from multiple personality disorder. Vail also uncovers evidence that the archbishop was involved in a corrupt land scheme and may have molested young parishioners. Now the cynical, opportunistic attorney is faced with a daunting prospect, a client who may actually deserve his best defense. Its shocking, twist ending made Primal Fear (1996) a big box office hit and earned Norton, in his screen debut, an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
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|Richard Gere
|Martin Vail
|Laura Linney
|Janet Venable
|John Mahoney
|John Shaughnessy
|Edward Norton
|Aaron Stampler
|Frances McDormand
|Dr. Molly Arrington
|Alfre Woodard
|Judge Miriam Shoat
|Terry O'Quinn
|Bud Yancy
|Andre Braugher
|Tommy Goodman
|Steven Bauer
|Joey Pinero
|Joe Spano
|Tony Plana
|Stanley Anderson
|Archbishop Rushman
|Maura Tierney
|Naomi Chance
|Jon Seda
|Reg Rogers
|Jack Connerman
|Kenneth Tigar
|Brian Reddy
|Wendy Cutler
|Robert Jordan
|WGN Anchor
|Mike Bacarella
|Peter Schreiner
|Joseph R. Ryan
|Old Man
|Tony Fitzpatrick
|Duty Officer
|Clarence Williams
|Christopher Carroll
Technical Credits
|Gregory Hoblit
|Deborah Aquila
|Bill Arnold
|Art Director
|Ann Biderman
|Louisa Bonnie
|Set Decoration/Design
|J. Stephan Buck
|Asst. Director
|Steve Cantamessa
|Associate Producer
|Cindy Carr
|Set Decoration/Design
|Michael Chapman
|Betsy Cox
|Costumes/Costume Designer
|Hallie D'Amore
|Patricia Graf
|Associate Producer
|James Newton Howard
|Score Composer
|Erin Kemp
|Set Decoration/Design
|Howard W. Koch
|Executive Producer
|Gary Lucchesi
|Robert McMinn
|Jeannine Oppewall
|Production Designer
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One of those movies that you heard a lot about but haven't seen, or you have seen it but its been a while. Hadn't seen this before but heard good things. And Norton's performance is the best part. The mystery was also good.
It grabs your attention, then leads you on a journey of emotional twists and turns. Finally! you realize the unthinkable is true. A must see. Recommend you do it with friends good discussion piece.
"Primal Fear" has a wonderful plot full of twists and turns. The entire cast is excellent, but I think Edward Norton is amazing! At the time I watched this film, I did not know that this was Norton's debut on camera. His portrayal of the teen from Kentucky, accused of murder, was full of excellent nuances that made his character very believeable. Other cast members include Richard Gere as the defense attorney, Laura Linney as the prosecuting attorney, and Frances McDormand as a psychologist who analyses Norton's character for many hours. These cast members are also excellent. The film's ending is....definitely memorable!
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My family and I packed up a few years ago and drove away from the normal city life and moved to Vail. I don't see us ever going back to the "real world". Living on vacation is nice. We are debating on moving again in a year or so when our son can drive. Love the place but there are lots of places to see......
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I wish that we could have moved to a foreign country for a few years while the kids were in their teens. Maybe Chile/Andes, New Zealand, Himalayas
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If it weren't for the generally douchey population and lack of jobs, kelowna. Used to live there, heaps to do all year round.
in the '00s we almost packed up for New Zealand, thought we'de go to a resort and live in a hobbit house, seems we weren't the only ones to have that idea! just never quite happened. since then we've decided to stay in Whitefish til we die, it's got everything we love. but, seriously thinking of an apartment or condo in Paris to use in summer and sublet, because we love Paris, and it's fuckin Paris!
I just had to make this decision 45 days ago... move wherever I wanted. Was living/raised in Tampa, FSU grad. Chose Denver, best decision I've made in life this far. 24 y/o
Ay men, moved with my family to a pristine wilderness last year. Absolutely loving being away from the city and it has made our daily life so much nicer.
Better air, better water, nicer views, no traffic, everyone here is chilled out.
I live in the North of Kyoto prefecture by the way.
Moved to savannah for 8 years and loved it moved to DC last year and I hate it. So I am off again to Tacoma, WA area in a couple of months. I only plan on living there for a couple of years then maybe head to Alaska cause fly fishing there is unreal.
If jobs etc. aren't a consideration Jackson Hole for me. Hands down one of the most beautiful place in the US, tons to do all year long, snow and epic riding in winter. I mean I'm floored every time I go there and I haven't even gotten to snowboard there. Just a beautiful laid back town. Prettier and more interesting than Vail without the crowds IMO. I mean it's the most photographed range, part of Yellowstone (basically), surrounded by wildlife, and yet has an awesomely fun town.
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The girl was ridiculously early to class the following morning. I watched her as she walked unsurely in through the door and made her way straight to the back of the room, where I sat, hard at work on another drawing. I'd had another nightmare, and every nerve in my body screamed at me to get the memories down onto paper.
The dream had been no different than any other night, and yet when I'd awoken in the dead of the night, sweaty and terrified, feeling as though Death herself had an icy grip on my shoulder, It had felt as though it had meant so much more to me.
I bent back over the paper and allowed the charcoal to move itself, the image of the black-winged angel who lay dying in the hospital bed forming slowly from the lines that I drew.
But I was also insanely aware of the girl's presence as she slid into the desk beside me, glancing at me as she did. Her expression seemed slightly less guarded, though still untrusting. I wondered if she was as unnerved by me as I was by her.
"You're early," I said, if only to say something. My fingers trembled as I drew the final arch of the angel's wing and began to shade it in. She didn't reply. Great; I was off to such a wonderful start in the friend department.
"What are you working on?" She asked, her tone merely curious, if not a bit uncertain.
I hesitated for a moment. I rarely ever showed anyone my drawings, not even Cordelia, not that she would ever understand anyways.
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"Who is she?" She asked, and I thought a shiver may have run up her spine.
"I don't know," I whispered truthfully. I wished I knew who she was, and why she wouldn't leave me to rest in peace. I certainly didnt know why I was telling her any of it. "I dream, about her, though. I dream that I am crying over her, mourning her."
She seemed to shiver again, and I quickly set the half-finished drawing back on my desk. "I'm Arielle, by the way," she said suddenly. I looked back to her, but she had looked away.
Arielle. I felt her name tingling on my lips, screaming to burst forth. I distracted myself by returning to my drawing, although the thought of even putting the charcoal to the paper again seemed preposterous.
Arielle looked away again, and I propped my head up on my arm, openly staring at her. No, staring seemed like the wrong word. I was merely studying her, memorizing every part of her. She was so… different than what I had expected girls in New York to be like. Call me stereotypical, but I'd been thinking more along the lines of Prada or whatever. How silly of me. There was pain and shattered fragments everywhere. I had a feeling there were more than usual hidden within her.
When she looked back, I noticed her cold gray eyes, tinged with the slightest traces of green, gazing intently at the inner part of my forearm. I allowed a tiny smirk, knowing all too well that her startled gaze was transfixed on the tattoo there- that of a black cross. I'd gotten it the summer I turned fifteen, before I'd been forced to move to New York, which, so far, seemed to be my own personal hell.
"That move got me in serious trouble," I told her, surprised at myself. I wasn't usually much of a conversationalist.
Arielle let a full smile creep onto her lips, and the sight was unlike anything I'd ever seen. It made me feel… something. Something I'd never felt before- at least not since I'd come to New York City. Arielle seemed to hold all the hope in the world in that smile. And I was sure that she had no idea.
As was custom, when I entered the lunch room that afternoon, I glanced around at all the tables I knew I would never sit at- the Cheerleaders and football players, the precocious geeks and the comic book nerds, the wannabes, the eco-friendly freaks and the skaters. None glanced back. None even noticed my existence. Even the lowest people on the social charts were above me. At least they registered.
I got my food and made my way out to the courtyard. Only in New York would a day school have a courtyard. Of course, Billiards was supposedly one of the higher-end schools. It wasn't like the private academies I passed sometimes when I visited Central Park, but it was loads better than the public schools. My mother would never allow me to attend a public school, or anything of the sort. Even if her income hardly funded the standard bills. But who's complaining?
When I reached my usual spot under a friendly-looking oak, though, I very nearly dropped my tray. I settled for dropping my jaw in what I was sure was a terribly unattractive way, and my heavily made-up eyes went wide.
Griffin glanced up at me just as I managed to compose myself.
"Well, well, well," he murmured under his breath. Then, louder, he added, "Don't tell me you sit here, too. First the desk and now the tree?" I nodded slowly, unsure if I could stay here while he was. I doubted I would be able to eat in his presence. Or breathe. Griffin laughed a little. "We just keep running into each other. It must be fate."
I forced a laugh along with him, but my stomach was in knots.
Somehow, Griffin seemed to be aware of this fact. I allowed myself to think that just maybe he was feeling it too. "Some lecture, huh?" He said with an eye roll, gracefully changing the subject. I assumed he was referring to Mr. Norton, since that was the only class we had together.
I nodded. "Romeo and Juliet were both insane," I said. Griffin cocked his head to the side, silently asking me to continue. I took a deep, uneven breath. "Well," I started, "if they would have just listened to their parents, neither of them would have wound up dead. They probably wouldn't have even met each other, and they would have went on with their happy little lives."
"But they weren't happy," Griffin interrupted.
"Paris could have made Juliet very happy if she'd have only cooperated. He was fine for her, but she was too difficult. She only wanted Romeo because she knew she couldn't have him. And besides, where is the sense in neglecting your standards, and throwing away your lives over a silly thing like lust in hopes that it will somehow manifest into love, when anyone who pauses long enough to actually use that grey matter between their ears, would realize that love doesn't exist at all and is merely a creation of fiction writers." It was the most I had said since… ever, I was sure. I said all of this very fast, and for a moment, I worried that maybe Griffin hadn't caught a word.
He had, though. He had heard every single word I'd said, and I could tell that he too had an argument prepared, and it was probably better than mine.
"I find it terribly romantic," Griffin mumbled, to my great surprise. "They were willing to sacrifice everything to be with each other; they couldn't have cared less what anyone else had to say about it. The fact that their love was so strong, that they were willing to die to remain together, symbolizes the feeling of acceptance that everyone longs for. Nobody wants to spend their lives with someone they don't love, and they found that in each other."
"There was no love in their relationship!" I insisted. "How can you meet someone one minute, fling yourself at them the next, marry them three days later, and call that love? That's nothing more than puppy-love, lust! You can't fall in love with someone in just a few hours. It takes time!"
"Why is that, I wonder," Griffin murmured. "If you love someone, why must it take time to prove it? Why can't it be immediate? The moment you feel it, you should be able to express it. Who says there's no such thing as love at first sight?"
Whatever remark I'd been about to make died in my throat. His words were like poetry, like Romeo's own sonnet, flowing from his lips, whispered to me. I swallowed hard, a burning in the pit of my stomach. I knew exactly what he was referring to- and I had a feeling that he wanted to be loved just as much as I did.
Griffin knew that he'd won our argument. He flashed a smug grin, and then turned to look out into the courtyard. I couldn't help but think of the fact that my mom had fallen head over heels for Mark during an argument they'd had. I shook the thoughts away.


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Avril sat up in her bed. "Whaddya mean, 'you don't know'?! You're the friggin' doctor! You-" She started yelling and cussing, which was completely out of her character; she had always been shy and quiet and she had never sworn in her life until then.
The doctor tried to get her to calm down, but she wouldn't. So, he held up the sedatives to threaten Avril. It worked. She sunk under the covers and frowned. "I-I'm so sorry, I don't know why I said that, why I did that.." She burst into a fit of tears, and the old man checked off a few things on his clipboard. Avril immediately stopped crying and said in a very harsh voice, "What are you writing, anyways?"
He sighed. "Your illness has.. stages, and when you show signs of whatever stage, I have to check it off with the date." Avril rolled her eyes and scoffed. "And what's this stage called?"
"Stage One- Major Moodswings." He gave her a cautious look, as if he was suddenly afraid of her. Avril hushed up and fell asleep- this time, without the injections.
Avril woke up in the middle of the night, when she got the sudden urge to use the restroom. She could see the door to the bathroom, but couldn't walk over to it with the IVs still implanted in her arms. She leaned to the side and pressed a big red button that was on the wall. Almost as soon as she'd pressed it, a nurse rushed into the room.
"Is everything alright?" The nurse was a younger, attractive woman with straight blonde hair and big brown eyes. "Um, well sort of. I really need to use the bathroom."
"Oh. Oh!" She bent down, then stood up again, holding a bedpan in her hands. Avril's eyes widened. "Um, you're not serious, right?"
"It's not that bad. Here, put it under yourself, do your business, then I'll take it and clean you up."
"No! Why can't I use the bathroom? It's right there!" She pointed towards the half open door. "You can't use that because of your disease. And your IVs."
Avril squished herself up into a ball. "I'll just hold it in, then." The young woman gave her a weird look, then said, "Alright, then. If you change your mind, just press the button again." A few minutes after she had exited the room, Avril started taking out her IVs. She was going to go to the bathroom in an actual bathroom. Her arms started bleeding, but it didn't hurt as much as before, nor was it bleeding as much. She slowly made her way over to the bathroom and entered. After she had used the toilet, she walked over to the sink and washed her hands. When she had finished, and looked up to get a towel, she saw a quick flash of her eye in a mirror that she hadn't noticed. She slowly looked back into it, and when she saw her reflection, she didn't even recognize herself anymore.
So, she screamed.


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Why Must There Be An Armageddon? (9 of 12) by Stan Coffey
This content is part of a series.Armageddon: Cosmic Battle of the Ages (9 of 12)
Why Must There Be An Armageddon?
Stan Coffey
Psalm 2:1-3
We are in toward the end of several weeks of study to a lesson entitled "Why Must There Be An Armageddon?" Last week we started this subject and hopefully today, we will conclude this particular subject on why there must be an Armageddon. From Psalm 2:1-12, we find a panoramic view of the struggle between good and evil over all the ages. If you want to see how a panoramic view of the struggle between the forces of God and the forces of evil that has taken place both in the visible and the invisible world, you can see it in Psalm 2.
Last week we covered the first point of this study, The Conspiracy of the Godless. We are going to look at the conspiracy of the godless just briefly, then at the communication of the godhead and see what God's response is to the godless.
Let's just review from last week what the conspiracy of the godless is; what the psalmist said was that there is a conspiracy of the evil world against God Himself. And this begins in the invisible world. In the invisible world that we cannot see, but it expresses itself in the visible world. And as we have learned in this class, that behind every evil ruler, behind every evil act, there is an invisible power, an invisible person, Satan and all of his forces. And this Psalm proves that this is true. Let's look at verses 1-3, "Why do the nations conspire and the peoples plot in vain? The kings of the earth take their stand and the rulers gather together against the LORD and against his Anointed One. "Let us break their chains," they say, "and throw off their fetters." And we saw that the godless are in rebellion against the Lord. That basically, humanity is in rebellion against God. And it began as far as humanity is concerned in the Garden of Eden. But believers know that it began long before that. It began with Lucifer rebelling agains ...
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Food allergies can involve many types of responses; you may get a rash when eating a certain food or it could be life threatening, like anaphylaxis. Finding foods that will not cause an allergic reaction for you or your child when dealing with multiple food allergies can be challenging. You may be afraid that trying a new food will cause another serious reaction, and may ask your allergist what foods are "safest" to try first. Allergists wonder about reactions to new foods the same way you do! So how does one approach such a stressful situation?
Having allergic reactions to two foods that have related proteins is called "cross-reactivity" and the reactions can be called "cross-reactions." It can be hard for a medical team to tell families what new foods are "safest" to try, and which ones pose a greater likelihood of cross-reactions. To help, allergists have conducted research into how likely people with a given food allergy are to react to other foods. Family allergists may use this data to help determine what advice to give their patients about trialing new foods. In some cases the data reveals a significant chance of having an allergic reaction (or at least a positive allergy test) to a new food that's related to another food. For example, if you are allergic to cashews, you may also be allergic to pistachios and/or mango.(1) There are many "families" of foods that may be linked, so it is best to consult with your healthcare provider to determine the extent of your food allergy and the potential for cross-reactivity.
How to Spot Foods That Might Cause Allergic Cross-Reactivity
The table to the right shows the potential cross-reactivity between some common, related foods, and was developed by an allergist at the Jaffe Food Allergy Institute at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York.(2) Clinicians might use a table like this when answering questions from families about the likelihood of an allergic reaction to a new food.
To use this table, a clinician would look for your food allergen in the left column. The column on the right gives an indication of the risk that there will be an allergic reaction to one of the foods that are listed in the center column. For example, for a patient allergic to cow milk, the available research shows there is a 92% chance the patient will have an allergic reaction (or a positive allergy test) to goat milk, but only a 4% chance of an allergic reaction to mare (horse) milk and a 10% chance of an allergic reaction to beef and beef products. It may be low risk to eat a hamburger if you have an allergy to cow milk but it will be unknown unless you try.
As always, speak to your healthcare team to discuss your food allergies and those foods that the team is comfortable for you to consumer and those that they would like you to avoid.
What is the best way to introduce new foods to the diet?
As always, consult with your healthcare provider to discuss your food allergies and those foods that are ok to introduce and those that may be potentially harmful. There may be some foods that they are comfortable to have you introduce in small amounts at home, often waiting for a few days before introducing another new food. However, an oral food challenge may be recommended for those who experience anaphylaxis or other severe reactions with foods. Oral food challenges should only be done under strict medical supervision (e.g. in a doctor's office) and involve trials with small amounts of the food causing the allergy or a potential cross-reactive food. Pending the results, you may or may not be able to consume that food in the future.
Do you or your loved ones have experience with allergic reactions to related foods?
-Ellen Avery, MS, RD, CNSC
1. http://www.aaia.ca/en/food_groups.htm
2. Sicherer SH. Clinical implications of cross-reactive food allergens. J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2001;108(6):881-90.
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BeschreibungA collection of survey and research articles representing all the main strands of research in permutation patterns.
InhaltsverzeichnisPreface; 1. Some general results in combinatorial enumeration Martin Klazar; 2. A survey of simple permutations Robert Brignall; 3. Permuting machines and permutation patterns Mike Atkinson; 4. On three different notions of monotone subsequences Miklos Bona; 5. A survey on partially ordered patterns Sergey Kitaev; 6. Generalized permutation patterns - a short survey Einar Steingrimsson; 7. An introduction to structural methods in permutation patterns Michael Albert; 8. Combinatorial properties of permutation tableaux Alexander Burstein and Niklas Eriksen; 9. Enumeration schemes for words avoiding permutations Lara Pudwell; 10. The lexicographic first occurrence of a I-II-III pattern Torey Burton, Anant P. Godbole and Brett M. Kindle; 11. Enumeration of partitions by rises, levels and descents Toufik Mansour and Augustine O. Munagi; 12. Restricted patience sorting and barred pattern avoidance Alexander Burstein and Isaiah Lankham; 13. Permutations with k-regular descent patterns Anthony Mendes, Jeffrey B. Remmel and Amanda Riehl; 14. Packing rates of measures and a conjecture for the packing density of 2413 Cathleen Battiste Presutti and Walter Stromquist; 15. On the permutational power of token passing networks Michael Albert, Steve Linton and Nik Ruskuc; 16. Problems and conjectures.
PortraitSteve Linton is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, where he directs the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Computational Algebra. Nik Ruskuc is a Professor of Mathematics at the University of St Andrews, Scotland. Vincent Vatter is a John Wesley Young Instructor at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire.
Pressestimmen"This well-written collection of research papers by international experts in the field covers all of the significant strands of current research, including structural methods and simple patterns, generalizations of patterns, various enumerative aspects, machines, and networks. I highly recommend this book to specialists and researchers in combinatorics. It should be noted that a few of the current problems in the field of permutation patterns are listed at the end of the book, which makes it a good starting point for future projects and dissertations." Hamid R. Noori, Computing Reviews
Untertitel: 'London Mathematical Society Lecture Note Series'. 55 b/w illus. 20 exercises. Sprache: Englisch.
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Good morning island lovers! Welcome to Greece, and welcome to the best holiday of your life. Yep, big call on day 1 but we're making it! They day is yours to settle in to our hotel & start getting to know the city. Later, we'll join forces as a group for a kick start & start firing up the fun. Need suggestions for tonight? Head to the Plaka. Cute cobbled streets, strolling through ancient ruins, this is a serious throwback in time. Feast on delicacies, and even find somewhere to do some dancing. Tomorrow we set sail for island time.
Let's not delay those island vibes we've all been craving any further, it's time to hit the seas! Sit back, get to know the group as anticipation reaches an all time high for beach bliss, Greek feasts and good times.
First stop, Paros, known for its cute as a button fishing villages and traditionally Greek way of life. Soak up some beach action by day, because, well why not? We will settle into our hotel, maybe take a dip and possibly sus out somewhere for some ouzo - all in the name of culture of course. You could start with a trip to Parikia, the islands capital for a walking tour, then hit up Krios Beach for what we call the 'Perfect Paros Platter'. Feasting would be a word to use for this, complete with music and Greek dance moves and a spot of plate smashing!
Leave Paros on a day as pretty as today? Not likely. We'll kick it here until tomorrow, which gives you the chance to really sink into island time and do any exploring you missed yesterday - when the ocean just had you hooked from sun up 'til sun down. A sailing adventure is on the cards for those wanting a little more action. We will head to some of the island's secluded & pristine beaches where you can sun bake, relax and feast on wine and a BBQ lunch, now this is living! Tonight we'll hit up Naoussa for those Pinterst-type vibes. We're talking old fishing boats, white houses, restaurants dotting the harbour. We can almost hear the collective "ahhh" already.
As settled as you are in Paros, you can't argue with a departure to a place hailed as paradise world over. We're outta here, and we're on a BOAT!
Get a belt handy - you're going to need to strap that jaw up off the floor as the island of Santorini slowly becomes a reality. Those iconic blue–domed, whitewashed churches are enough to bring a tear to the eye. Ramp up what is already sure to be an incredible night with an optional excursion to sunset in Oia. One of the world's greatest sunsets, we will settle in with some wine and nibbles after strolling the iconic island lanes dotted with shops and travellers all here for this memorable moment. Make sure your phone is on full charge, as an Instagram upload is a must tonight.
The sun will rise, the sun will set, and everything in between will be all about the good times here on the island of Santorini. You could lay back and tan at the famous black volcanic sand Perissa Beach, or an afternoon trip to the cliff-top town of Fira, the main area for shopping could be on the cards for those that feel so inclined. Set on a caldera, or old volcano, Santorini is literally towering over the landscape. And the best way to get the sheer scale of it all is by boat, and lucky for you sweet traveller, we give you the chance to do just that! Either way, whatever you choose to do with your day will be awesome - you heard it here first.
See you later Santorini you hot thang, we have more devilishly good-looking Greek Islands to explore, so we hit the boat and set sail for island number 3.
Bragging a little less development than its brothers and sisters, you'll be overawed by the rugged beauty of Ios from the time we begin our approach. Make this place rancho relaxo this eve as we've got 2-nights up our sleeves to explore.
Don't underestimate the power of this village. When the sun sets, this place really comes to life. As such, we suggest a full day of pool hangs and beach time, maybe even a sailing sesh on a pirate ship with this unmissable ME Time! Our experienced captain will take you to the islands best swim spots, and you'll get your fill in-between with lunch and some drinks to keep things merry. Eat, swim, sunbake, repeat will be your idea of a daily grind today. Feeling all sun-kissed and feeling floaty by the time the night rolls in, we'll be ready for a night on the town.
We know you'll need a sleep in, so get those last few zzzz's before it's back to the mainland. While choking back the tears and waving miserably at the dreamy islands of Greece, try to think positive thoughts: we have a boat ride to enjoy this morning, as well as one more night together in the city of Athens.
Soak up your last batch of Greece in the heartland of Athens, it's our last night together as squad.
One last chance for exploring on the Athens Sightseeing Tour option this morning. We will drive around the city to see old temples, the first modern Olympic Stadium and of course the gem in Athens crown, the Acropolis. With more than 3000 years of history, this place is #throwback central and the best place for learning about the birthplace of democracy. Then it's hugs, tears, and a final batch of reminiscing. It's astounding how close a group can get in just 9 short days. Nothing says bonding quite like the good life. The Croatia Island Hopper is probably the only way to really ease the pain of this goodbye. #NOREGRETS
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