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An Unexpected VisitorMature
The sunlight poured through the window and washed over my face. I kept my eyes closed and breathed in the smell of campfire again. This time it seemed to be closer and stronger. My brain was telling me to open my eyes, but I didn't want to. I wanted to stay like this forever to never have to move or face Brendon again. Unfortunately, I had to move sometime or another. My stomach was beginning to eat itself.
I opened my eyes and blinked the blurriness away. The familiar walls of my room looked back at me. Damien must have carried me to my room when I fell asleep. Again the barrier had been broken. My head was resting on Damien's chest and my arm was draped across his stomach. His arm was around me this time, holding me to him while his head was turned the other way. My skin felt tight where the tears had dried last night and I'm sure my eyes were puffy. Damien's breathing made my head rise and fall with his chest. It was a calming movement that relaxed me at once.
Today was Saturday. My parents were sure to be home, probably sleeping, unaware that I was laying in bed with a boy. They would hopefully remain that way until this whole situation cleared up. I didn't want them to be mixed up in this. They were innocent souls.
I sat up and Damien's arm fell from my shoulder. My head was beginning to wander and it wandered straight to Damien. Trying to resist the urge, I turned my head away from him. The curiosity was too strong for my brain to resist. I turned back to him and put my hand to his right cheek. His cheek was warm and soft. Gently, I turned his head so that he was facing up at me. My eyes wandered over his face, examining all his features. My fingers ran through his hair and caressed his cheeks. I accidentally brushed his lips with my hand and I snapped my hand back immediately. His lips were firm, yet soft. Suddenly I couldn't stop staring at them. My mind began to picture my lips pressed against his.
Unconsciously, I began to bend down towards him. When I realized how close we were, our noses were touching. My eyes were on his now, watching to see if his eyes would open and catch me. His eyes stayed closed and his hair tickled my forehead. My lips tingled with anticipation. I held my hair back with one hand to keep it from brushing his face. If he woke up, he would surely be mad. I pulled back so that our noses weren't touching anymore. He knew that I liked him, but kissing him when he was vulnerable would be wrong to do. I kissed his cheekbone just below his eye and let my lips linger there. Then I pulled back and watched his face. No reaction. He was definitely asleep.
Carefully I laid back down, draping my arm over his stomach and laying my head against his chest. I closed my eyes and forced my self back to sleep. Damien would wake me up if he wanted or needed me. Right now, I wanted to enjoy this moment a while longer. It was Saturday. My day to relax.
Damien felt the sunlight on his face, but kept his eyes closed. It was early morning, but he would wait until Lyekka wanted him up. While she was sleeping last night, he had healed her legs a little. He was tired now that some of his energy had been depleted. The more he rested, the better. His energy would return soon if he kept relaxing. Then he felt his arm fall from her as Lyekka sat up.
He began to wonder why his arm had been around her. His brain searched the memories from last night, but none contained him wrapping his arm around her. Maybe he had fallen unconscious while trying to regain energy. Then he felt a hand against his cheek. He wondered what she was doing as he felt her lift his face upright. If he opened his eyes now, he would surely look up into her eyes. Yet as much as he wanted to, his eyes wouldn't open.
Her hands wandered through his hair and then caressed his face. His skin began to tingle as her hand lightly touched it. Then he felt her hand brush against his lips and she pulled back quickly. He wanted to open his eyes at that instant and ask her why she pulled away. Yet, his body betrayed him and he remained still. He was suddenly glad that his body was still, because now he felt movement. Then he felt her breath close his face. Her nose was touching his now. He could tell. She stayed that way for a while and he began to wonder what she was thinking. Did she want to kiss him? His heart began to pound in his chest, threatening to break through. Her nose left his and his heart became disappointed. For the first time in centuries, his heart actually hurt.
The beating slowed to a dull painful rhythm and he almost couldn't take it. Then he felt her lips pressed against his cheek bone just below his left eye. She lingered there for a few moments and then pulled away. The pain in his heart ceased as she laid back down against his chest. He felt his lips pull into a smile. Then he remembered what she had said at school.
You don't like me and you probably know by now that I like you!
Did she really like him? He wondered if she had just said that out of frustration. His brain told him that she really did like him. Why else would she kiss him on the cheek? Well what ever the reason, his heart responded to it. He wondered what was so special about this girl. Why did she make him feel so protective over her? Why did she make his heart pound like a jack hammer in his chest? All these feelings with no answers, except one.
He loved her.
No. It wasn't possible. Demons could never fall in love with a human. It went against everything he had ever learned. Yet that seemed to be the reason behind his behavior. He loved her and he wasn't scared of it. Opening his eyes, he realized that he was accepting it. He stared at her head resting on his chest. Yes, she was the reason his heart fluttered like never before.
"I love you, Lyekka," he whispered, kissing the top of her head. "It's not best for you, so I won't tell you. There's no need for more heart break."
This time I woke up to my mother.
"Lyekka, Damien's here," she said, excitedly. "He says that he wants to take you somewhere."
I blinked. Damien had gotten up without me knowing. Instantly, I began to wonder what he was up to.
My mom helped me get ready and then I was down the hall in a matter of minutes. My heart raced in my chest. What did he have planned?
"Hey, Lyekka. I'm treating you to a surprise today," stated Damien, smiling.
He had changed clothes again. I wondered where he got the extra clothes.
"Well, you two have fun!" exclaimed my mother, rushing us out the door.
I looked up at Damien and smiled.
"Where are we going?" I asked, buttoning up my jacket.
"If I told you, then it wouldn't be a surprise," he replied, smirking.
I stuck my tongue out at him and crossed my arms.
He chuckled and pushed my chair down the street. He seemed to be enjoying himself by teasing me. Every now and then he would pick on what I was wearing or how I looked.
I didn't take it to heart. I knew that he was kidding. Although he could be telling the truth. Demons were tricky after all. I didn't let it get to me though. If I did it would ruin our day. I couldn't let that happen. I wanted to enjoy spending time with Damien, not hate it.
"There it is," he huffed, breathing heavily. "Surprise!"
My mouth fell open. There in front of us was a carnival. People were laughing and walking around with large cotton candy clouds. My stomach growled at the sight of the pink fluff. Then the rides caught my eye. Suddenly, the mood went down.
"I can't ride any of the rides," I muttered, staring down at my legs.
"That's where we come to a decision," he replied, kneeling down to my level. "I can heal your legs completely and take you to the hospital down the street so your casts can come off. I already made the appointment and I told your parents that the doctor made a mistake. I said that you had only fractured your legs a little bit. If I do that for you, you have to promise to be happy today. Okay?"
I smiled widely and hugged him tightly.
"Thank you so much!"
"No problem. Just, let go. You're hurting me."
I released my grip on him and giggled as he wheeled me to an empty park bench. For a moment I thought he was kidding, but then I felt an odd sensation through my legs. He reached out and gripped my casts. Energy seemed to flow through my bones and I could feel an uncomfortable pain in my legs. I could actually feel them healing. Soon it was all over and they were healed.
He let out a huge sigh and then got up. Taking the handles of the chair in each hand, he began to wheel me to the hospital. Everything went by quickly. The doctors were different ones this time and they asked no questions. Apparently, I had been in the casts for months. I assumed that was Damien's doing. Then they made me walk for a bit before letting me out.
It was great to be able to walk again. I felt so much better now that people didn't have to wheel me places. Damien pretended to be annoyed of my happiness, but I could tell that he was happy for me. I repeatedly hugged and thanked him.
The first thing we did when we got back to the carnival was get cotton candy. The sweet fluff melted in my mouth as we walked around looking at game booths and rides. We rode a few roller coasters, even though Damien wasn't scared of any of them. I felt like a little kid again. This was the best day of my life and I could say that seriously without hesitation. No other day compared to this one.
The day seemed to pass by quickly. I was sad when the announcement came that the carnival was almost over. There was one last ride that I wanted to go on. Usually, I never went on it, because it was a ride that you needed someone to go with you. I wondered if Damien would want to go.
"Damien, can we go on the Ferris wheel?" I asked, smiling sweetly. "I've never been on it before."
"Sure. Let's go," he replied, shrugging.
I smiled and lead him through the crowd towards the ride. There was barely any people in line, so the time went by quickly. As we were loaded onto the ride, I began to get butterflies in my stomach. This was going to be great. I loved rides that took me high into the air. It made me feel as if I could see the whole world.
The ride jerked into motion and we were going up into the night air. I was glad that I had brought a jacket. The cold wind whipped at my cheeks, making them flushed.
"Are you cold?" Damien asked, looking down at me.
"Just my face, but it's no big deal," I replied, looking down at the people. "Isn't this amazing? It's like being able to see the whole world. I bet this is what God sees."
"It's probably close to what he sees. I'm glad your keeping your part of the promise," he commented, smiling slightly at my happiness.
I turned around to face him and smiled. He had his arm draped casually over the back of my seat. He was wearing a cozy jacket and a thermal shirt. His face didn't seem to be affected by the cold. The lights attached to the ride seemed to make his eyes glow. I became embarrassed and looked away. Why did he have to be so good looking? It made it harder to try and not want him.
"You can sit closer to me. It's not like I bite you know."
"How am I supposed to know that? After all, you take souls."
He chuckled and pulled me closer.
I leaned against him and relaxed. This seemed so natural and right. Moments like this shouldn't have to end. They should get to live on forever. We sat in silence as the ride took us around and around. Damien's breathing was rhythmic and it felt so right against my back. I absently grabbed his hand that wasn't draped over my seat. A small smile came to my lips as he played with my fingers. Maybe he was doing it out of pure boredom, but it made me feel happy.
Soon the ride came to a stop. We were three slots from the top of the ride. We had a while to go to get back down. We sighed together. Then we heard chanting from down below and from the other people on the ride.
We both followed the crowd's gaze to the very top cart. The couple that was there were now kissing. It made me smile to watch them be so happy. Then the wheel rotated and the next cart was up. The crowd picked up the chanting again. Suddenly, I wasn't smiling anymore. I didn't know that kissing on the very top of the ride was a tradition.
The cart above us was talking frantically. They didn't seem to want to kiss. I heard few words, but I caught the meaning. The man had mentioned that if they didn't kiss then they'd get booed by the crowd. It wouldn't stop there apparently. They would boo until they left the carnival. I didn't want that to happen.
The wheel rotated again and the cart above us panicked as the chanting started up. The man took the girl's hand and whispered that it wouldn't change anything in their relationship. Then he kissed her gently on the lips. Just a peck nothing more. The girl didn't seem to mind anymore. She kissed him back. Again it turned into a make out session. I looked away and thought about what I would do. If I made the move and Damien didn't want to, then everyone would see. No, I wouldn't make the move. Damien would have to.
A few minutes passed and then the wheel turned once more. This time we were at the top. I turned to Damien and panicked.
"Damien, I'm sorry. I didn't know that they did this as a tradition. I usually left the park too early before this started," I stated frantically.
He looked down at the chanting crowd and then back at me.
"It's fine," he replied, and then he said something else.
"What?" I shouted, trying to hear him.
The crowd's chanting was louder than before. They must have really wanted us to kiss. It seemed like all the voices in the universe were screaming at us to do this.
Damien's expression changed from indifferent to longing. He put his rested hand on my back and leaned forward slowly. His lips were slightly parted.
I watched as he got so close our noses were touching like earlier this morning. My eyes stared into his and my lips parted themselves. Then I closed my eyes just as he leaned in and pressed his lips to mine. His lips were firm against mine yet so soft at the same time. He intertwined his tongue with mine as my heart pounded quickly in my chest. My body seemed to know what to do, because I sure didn't.
He released his hand that was holding mine and he pressed it to my cheek. He mouth seemed to be eager for more and I couldn't help but give it to him. My arms wrapped themselves around his neck and locked in place. His hand on my back pressed me closer to him. Finally he ended the kiss by pulling away slightly and giving me a small peck on the lips.
"I didn't know that this would happen, but I'm glad that it did," he replied, touching a finger to my lips. "I don't think it's good for you to be with me."
"I don't care. All I want is to be with you," I replied smiling.
The ride came to a stop and we were let out of the cart. Damien took my hand in his and pushed passed the cheering people. He smiled and nodded his head at them and then walked me up the street towards home.
"Do you really accept me for who I am?"
"I don't fear you, Damien. I know that I should be scared by you, but I'm not anymore."
He was silent for a while longer. He seemed to be thinking. There was something he wanted to say, but he seemed to be scared to say it. Then he stopped walking and turned to me.
"I love you."
A smile came to my lips and it stayed there.
"I guess normal girls would be freaked out by that, but I'm not. I feel like I've known you forever. I love you, too, Damien."
He scooped me up in his arms and pressed his lips to mine. We were so focused on each other, that we didn't hear the approaching woman.
"That's what I was afraid of."


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CARSON, Calif. – The Houston Dynamo came into the Home Depot Center in hopes starting the season as strong as they ended last year, but keeper Dan Kennedy and company held them off for 90 minutes before Canadian defender Andre Hainault helped the visiting Dynamo snatch three points late.
Hainault's stoppage-time winner helped give Houston a 1-0 victory at Home Depot Center on Sunday on a day when the defending Eastern Conference Champs created plenty of opportunities throughout the entire match. So many, in fact, the Head Coach Dominic Kinnear was surprised the final score was a mere 1-0 victory for his side.
"We created some good chances, but we could have scored more than the 1-0," Kinnear said.
"We made this a little bit more difficult than we should have," said Dynamo forward Brian Ching. "We created a lot more opportunities than they did. We should have put them away a little bit sooner; we shouldn't have had to wait till the 90th minute to make it exciting."
Scoring goals is always the most exciting aspect of any soccer game. Though in this clash, Kennedy's performance in front of the net made it quite a spectacle to witness. So much so that Kinnear had nothing but praise of the Chivas' number one.
"I thought he had a good game today," said Kinnear. "His save on Will Bruin was brave. I'm actually a fan of Dan Kennedy; I think he's a good goalkeeper. He came out, throw some angles down and made it easier for himself and his shot stopping was really good."
Despite the praise and performance, Kennedy was still distraught in the disappointing outcome of the game, but managed to acknowledge that the opposition was a really good team.
"They were in the MLS Cup final last year, right?" said Kennedy. "They're one of the better teams in the league, obviously. They're organized; we know they're dangerous in set pieces. We battled them for literally 90 minutes and we did not deserve to lose that game, a tie would have been a fair result."
Gosh it looked like only 3,000 fans were there. Move this team to san diego, phoenix or vegas. Why are the chivas in LA ??
My thoughts.. Dynamo back 4 look strong. Forwards need some tweaking. I am not sure the Ching/Bruin combo is the answer. We need a true right winger, Clark can only cut inside to put the ball on his left foot. Watson needs to see the bench. Camargo really must not be fit.
Kishan Jeter
Chivas USA are part of the larger team, Chivas Guadalajara which is one of the oldest teams in soccer history.
This game was terrible. Chivas goalie, Dan Kennedy has his A game whereas the rest of the team lacked any punch. Houston did create more chances but as a whole the team didn't play well. I was upset that the game was only available in Spanish but at least Houston won. Go Dynamo!
The Imperative Voice
My experience with Galavision games in Houston is they set the cameras up on the shady side of the stadium with the light behind them, looking on to the sunny side of the stadium. The sunny side of the stadium may be a less attractive ticket. Robertson often looked pretty empty but if the camera had looked straight down the shady side was pretty full. So appearances can deceive.
That being said, Chivas drew 14K on paper and whole areas were closed off. For a home opener it was underwhelming. But does that mean move them to Vegas? I think there are worse offenders.
The Imperative Voice
The win was nice and was honestly low-hanging fruit for the road portion of the schedule, that we needed to pick. But that was an awful Chivas side we made look decent. I felt like the game plan was overly cautious, which is my general DK critique. He took a game that could have been a runaway like their 5-0 preseason closer against SJ (themselves not a juggernaut) — and we were getting breakaways with the lumbering Ching and Bruin, much less the speed we left on the bench for 70'+ — and turned it into a controlled squeaker where we lucked out on ball off the post, etc.
We spent a lot of the first half on our own end and I think that relates to starting two "bangers" at the same time, plus the slower Davis and Clark wide. You need some speed in the perimeter positions to make the other team give us space to operate.
That being said Clark had two of the better efforts on goal in open play, so what if he wishes he was playing left? There were players like Watson and Ashe who had much worse games.
They did seem to miss Camargo although my two cents what we really need is a true center AM who can set the plate in open play, as opposed to more choppers out there. Once fit I think our best CM lineup would be a #10 and Camargo as DM. Moffat was anonymous…
Not necessarily vegas, fans here are fair weathered and a 3 game losing streak would mean the end of the world. But Phx or SD might be a good look. I feel like they are in the Galaxy's shadow and will never shin in LA.
I think they are pen-whipping the numbers if they are saying 14k paid or went to that match.
Houston has tailored their team to the MLS style of play. Big, physical and defensive minded. However it would be nice to see a lil more flair with the new stadium opening coupled with those slick orange uni's
Just fold this abomination.
MLS is a young league that generally deserves credit for trying different things to grow, and adjusting when something didn't work, but Chivas USA remains a stain.
Branding a team in the US as if it were a subsidiary of a MFL team was insulting to many American fans, and apparently not many Chivas Guadalajara fans give them the time of day either.
Let them die, and start a new tradition in a community that deserves it.
amen……or move them out of the galaxy's shadow
i watched this game- JPA had a number of half-chances and 1 or 2 good ones, that on another day he puts away. this game looked like a draw, but a goal in the 92nd minute had to be devastating to chivas after keeping houston off the scoreboard for 90+ minutes. I agree that Kennedy played very well- a lot of point blank saves and nearly stopped the goal too.
The Imperative Voice
Houston needs to resist becoming a caricature of itself. When this team won titles it had a fast striker like Ngwenya paired with Ching, athletic motor guys like Holden and Mullan paired with Davis, and some virtuoso attacking talent like DeRo paired with the cruncher Rico Clark. I'm a tad concerned DK seems content with 2 DMs, 2 slow finesse wingers, and 2 banger forwards. There's not enough team speed and we become too predictable. The team defensive concept of 11 behind the ball will keep us in the games, and perhaps spark an occasional playoff run, but we need more spark. I'd like to see us get a faster RM, play Kandji or Carr with Ching, and acquire an AM.
That should not have even been a contest. We sat back and absorbed attacks when I think we had a much better team to a man if the game plan was more aggressive. In preseason SJ beat them 5-0, Tijuana 5-2. We did them a favor by presenting them the standard, 11 behind the ball approach, and allowed them more chances than they deserved.
Don't get me wrong, I think our 442 does comprehend the league's physicality well, but we didn't use to be this negative and dependent on Davis. So while I agree we're better suited to the competition over 30+ games than, say, 433 TFC, if we intend on taking silverware there needs to be more attacking quality. When we've made the playoffs two of the past three years, LA eliminated us both times without a goal scored. I think we need more firepower.
The Imperative Voice
Also I'd say that while MLS has historically been — and remains — a physical league….IMO the level of attacking talent and ability to get the ball on the ground and possess it has increased since the 90s. So while I understand that the Dynamo are primed for physical defense, they also seem tuned to a direct style of play dependent on deadballs which is verging on retrograde for MLS. It's like Stoke in the EPL, who they remind me of.
I also think with Hainault and Boz in the back Houston verges on too slow on defense. It held up yesterday but usually about 3 times a season they have a rough day where some team figures out we can't even stay with our runners. This has been somewhat remedied by moving Cameron back but it still posed a problem against LAG in MLS Cup.
Anyhow, like I said, we just need to work on not being a Dynamo caricature. In the dynasty years this was a team capable of 3-4 goals in its own right, not just a hardcore defense.
The Imperative Voice
I don't know how they got 14K — particularly with the upper bowl and ends covered by tarps — but the shady side was more filled than the sunny lower deck showed by the midfield game camera. You could see it when they panned around at halftime.
Move them to San Diego. They're dying for a team of their own down there.

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Submitted by acohill on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 09:00
Tennessee legislators just passed a law making it illegal to transmit an image that could "..frighten, intimidate or cause emotional distress" to someone who sees it." And the person who suffers "emotional distress" does not have to be the person you sent it to. Suppose you send out a picture of a cat hanging desperately from the branch of tree to a friend. That friend forwards it on. Twenty forwards later, some cat lover sees it and is emotionally distressed that the poor cat is in danger. They look at the original sender of the email, report it to Tennessee law enforcement, and bingo, you are put in jail for a year and fined $2500 (you would have to be a resident of Tennessee).
Who writes comes up with these laws? Did they even think to ask a lawyer who specializes in constitutional law for an opinion?
Submitted by acohill on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 08:46
PCWorld calls what Facebook is doing with facial recognition "creepy." The social networking site has rolled out facial recognition software that tries to tag photos with your face in them without asking permission.
How many times do we have to keep going through this? I think I'm going to start a list of "Nerds Gone Wild" where time and again, some nerd at one of these companies decides it is really cool to violate everyone's privacy just because they stayed up late, drank a lot of Red Bull, and whipped up some crappy code. If you are interested, here is how to turn the, uh, "feature" off.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 05/31/2011 - 16:58
Apple's annual WorldWide Developer's Conference (WWDC) starts on June 6th, just a few days from now, and speculation is building that Apple will finally tell the world just what it plans to do with the million square foot data center it has built in rural North Carolina. Among the fevered discussion is the idea that Apple intends to announce a TV and movie on demand service. If they do, it could change the whole playing field for on demand video streaming, which is largely owned by Netflix. TV shows and movies that are tightly integrated with the wildly popular iPad could very quickly cut into Netflix's business, and make Amazon's toehold in this area more tenuous.
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 05/11/2011 - 09:27
So Microsoft has purchased Skype and will integrate voice communications into various MS hardware and software products. The company paid an enormous amount of money for Skype ($8.5 billion), which is a projected future value of the voice communications firm. Microsoft obviously hopes to monetize what they bought, but what did they really get? VoIP technology is hardly cutting edge, and Microsoft has plenty of smart software folks that could cough up equivalent software in short order. What Microsoft really bought is the Skype customer list (hundreds of millions of people) and a brand name.
The problem Microsoft faces is a lousy track record of overpaying for technology and then running it right into the ground. Anyone remember WebTV? I do. It was doing extremely well when Microsoft bought it, then the whole product line disappeared rather quickly--Microsoft lost the entire investment. During the heyday of the dot-com era, Microsoft bought dozens of firms and then failed to execute.
What Microsoft has never been able to understand is that not everyone wants to use Windows, for a whole variety of reasons. Instead of trying to create great products, Microsoft has stubbornly tried to create scheme after scheme to force everyone to use Windows. How's that working out for them? Not so well.
If Microsoft is smart, they will maintain Skype as a completely separate unit within the company, keep the Skype brand, and avoid spamming current Skype users with forced efforts to drive them to Internet Explorer and/or Windows. If they don't do that and use heavy-handed marketing strategies that annoy Skype users, that will be a market opportunity for some other VoIP company to grow very rapidly--now that hundreds of millions of people are comfortable using VoIP instead of the phone, it won't be hard for all those folks to switch to some other service.
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 04/27/2011 - 08:36
I have waited a bit to write about the hoo-ha surrounding the accusation that Apple and Google were tracking user locations via GPS information stored in iPhones and Android phones. I suspected there was more to the story than was being cited in the news. And I was right. Apple has released a Q&A that explains what is going on, and it is indeed benign. Note that this applies only to Apple--I have not seen a similar statement from Google, although it is likely to appear soon.
Apple collects the location of WiFi hotspots and cell towers near an iPhone user so that applications that want to do things like tag photos taken with the cameraphone can work quickly, as opposed to having to wait as much as a minute or two to get data from a GPS satellite. There is a file that is transmitted to Apple, but data is encrypted and anonymized so that individual user cannot be identified. It is true that if you take that file from your iPhone, you could develop a rough map of where you have been, but only the owner of the phone or someone who knows the owner of the phone would be able to say, "Okay, I know where you have been." Apple cannot do the same thing because of the anonymity.
Having said that, the existence of the file on your phone could be used by law enforcement and/or become the subject of a sub poena and that data could be used to incriminate you rightly or wrongly in some legal proceeding. Apple intends to provide an update for the iPhone that will give users more control over this data. And that's the right thing to do.
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 04/27/2011 - 08:25
Just last night, at the opening of the Broadband Properties conference in Dallas, I had a discussion about cloud computing with a gentleman who assured me in soothing tones that from a security perspective, there was "nothing to worry about" because IT folks would be very careful and make sure cloud-based data was secure from hackers.
So this morning I read via the InnerTubes that Sony's online Playstation database has been hacked. The hackers managed to swipe the personal information and credit card data of 77 million users, which is probably the entire Playstation user community.
I'm not really opposed to cloud computing; it's a great convenience and I already make use of several "cloud" services, but the industry hype about cloud computing is naive and dangerous to those who don't understand the risks. And as I've noted previously, mainly for the benefit of twenty-something "IT experts," cloud computing is nothing but a mainframe with a longer cord to the user. And many of the security problems that we will continue to see with poorly designed cloud applications and services will be the direct result of programmers who either did not pay attention in class or were poorly taught. Those who fail to understand history are doomed to repeat it.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 03/29/2011 - 09:01
Here is a lengthy article, but if you are interested in cloud storage services, it is an excellent primer on the advantages and risks. Cloud services, in many ways, is no different than the old mainframe computing environment, gussied up with a snazzy interface. Here are my own thoughts on the topic.
Community-owned broadband networks have a bright future and will be the engines of economic development if they can weather the collapse of the incumbents. The fight in North Carolina is, at core, a rearguard action by the cable companies to prevent that collapse by making competition illegal at the economic expense of the communities they purportedly serve.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 03/29/2011 - 08:40
Is "Facebook depression" really a problem? Or is just an excuse for media outlets to scrounge up some news on a slow news day? I'm reminded of all those teasers for the local 11 PM news: "Your local news at 11--The dangers of dryer lint! Could it be causing the heartbreak of psoriasis? Tune in to find out!"
Uh, huh.
I'm not going to lose a lot of sleep over Facebook depression.
Submitted by acohill on Thu, 03/17/2011 - 10:15
The old TV empires are crumbling fast, and Netflix is speeding their demise. It just outbid all the other networks for a new original, uh, "TV" series called
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 03/16/2011 - 18:25
Someone asked me just today if we really will need all the bandwidth that fiber offers, with the unspoken inference that DSL and cable modem service seems to be working just fine.
I came back to my hotel after dinner and found this article: TimeWarner rolled out its new "watch TV on your iPad" service and it's network was promptly overwhelmed by people who thought, "Hey, what a great idea...just what I have been waiting for." The cable giant had to cut back the number of channels available to just fifteen (cut 50% from the original 30). So anyone who thinks 1950s-based copper networks are just fine, the second biggest cable company in the country had its network crashed by a very small number of iPad owners. What happens when everyone tries to watch TV on a tablet device? And no, DOCSIS 3.0 is not the answer to that question. Symmetric, active Ethernet fiber networks are the answer.
Submitted by acohill on Mon, 03/14/2011 - 14:12
For about a week now, there has been a thread running around the InnerTubes about how the ebook readers are changing publishing. The Kindle is slowly taking hold, and though I was an early skeptic, there does indeed seem to be a place for a dedicated book reader. Amazon has made it so easy for authors to self-publish that many new authors are skipping the traditional New York publishing house route and simply putting their books on Amazon as an ebook. And money follows.
There are two sweet spots for pricing: 99 cents and a dollar and ninety-nine cents. At the former price, lots and lots of people will take a risk and try an unknown author. Amanda Hocking, in the past year, has sold almost a million ebooks--she doesn't make much on each sale, but she's made enough to quit her day job and work full time as a writer.
Apple started this with the ninety-nine cent music download, which was supposed to kill the music industry. What it killed was the record store. The book business has turned out a bit differently. The big box book stores (Barnes and Noble, Borders, Books a Million) killed the independent book store, and the big box book stores are killing themselves (see the sad slide to bankruptcy by Borders).
What's next? Well, the death of TV is already well underway, with the traditional TV channel business dying a slow motion death. Look for cable TV companies to follow in their footsteps.
Submitted by acohill on Thu, 03/10/2011 - 16:17
Kiefer Sutherland of "24" fame is starring in a new series called "The Confession." It will debut on Hulu in March. I've been waiting for this to happen, and putting heavy hitters like Sutherland and John Hurt in the cast will draw the audience needed to make this a success. It will be interesting to see what happens in the first hours that this becomes available on Hulu. A lot of people trying to watch it right away could cause network congestion and slowdowns on a scale never seen before. Meanwhile, cable TV execs will be curled up in a fetal position calling for Mommy.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 03/08/2011 - 14:54
Does anyone watch TV any more? Now that Charlie Sheen (...Winning!) has caused the cancellation of Two and a Half Men, the world as we know has come to an end. Just for the record, I have never watched a single minute of that show, but others obviously have. As I have noted in the past, content is king, so content owners will remain standing after content distributors and their analog world business models have collapsed (read TV channels here). The Internet and the iPod killed the music distribution business. The Internet and devices like the iPad and the Kindle are busy killing the book distribution business, and the Internet and the home computer are busy killing video stores and movie theaters.
Warner Brothers are now renting movies on Facebook for three bucks. That beats going to the movies. And it remains to be seen if this play will affect Netflix much. It really depends on what movies Warner Bros. offers (new releases, older movies, etc.) and whether they release some or all of them to Netflix.
Warner Bros. is probably trying to get more money directly from consumers rather than smaller amounts from the iTunes store and ventures like Netflix. But I'm inclined to think most of these "direct to the buyer" trials will fail, as competitors like iTunes and Netflix offer movie watchers a better browsing experience with more variety.
Submitted by acohill on Mon, 02/28/2011 - 14:51
Via Jason Kottke, a rumor that the Kindle book reader will eventually be free. Amazon is doing better than I expected with the Kindle, both because the price has dropped sharply, which I viewed as an obstacle, but also because the Kindle itself has been improved. If Amazon eventually gives the Kindle away, a lot of paperback and hardback books will only appear in digital format.
Submitted by acohill on Mon, 02/28/2011 - 14:48
The "cloud" took a hit over the weekend, when a problem with Gmail accounts apparently wiped out tens of thousands of email accounts. Google is vague about how many were affected, but some estimates suggest several hundred thousand account were affected. Here's the worrisome part: news reports are saying the accounts were "permanently" deleted, meaning the affected users can't get their data back. Cloud services are popular, and demand for all kinds of cloud services is growing rapidly, but it is a buyer beware market. Don't put anything in the cloud without checking on backup and recovery policies offered.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 02/22/2011 - 12:03
Amazon has jumped into the movie streaming game big-time with a new offer to Amazon Prime customers, who pay $79/year for free shipping. Now included in that Prime subscription is unlimited access to on-demand 5,000+ movies.
Submitted by acohill on Thu, 02/17/2011 - 15:50
I'm only a light user of Facebook, and reserve it for family and close friends. It is interesting to watch the evolution of other social media sites like Twitter and LinkedIn, which month by month continually add features and interface tweaks to bring them closer to a Facebook look and feel. This is neither good nor bad, and makes a certain sense since what we are seeing is the evolution of a certain approach to interface design, in the context of social connectivity. But what is likely to start appearing is Facebook-style interfaces tacked onto other kinds of services and Web sites, and some of those interfaces won't actually work very well.
Submitted by acohill on Sun, 02/06/2011 - 11:45
SandMonkey, a prominent Egyptian blogger who was briefly detained by Egyptian security forces, advocates that opponents of repressive regimes should store all their documents, writing, and information (e.g. email addresses and data on compatriots) on a cloud-based service located in a different country. That way, if a laptop is confiscated, there are no incriminating documents on it.
It's a fascinating view of an emerging technology, and of course, terrorists can do the same thing. As always, technology is politically neutral. But there is no doubt that bloggers and the technology of the Internet is changing politics, mostly for the good, by making it harder to hide graft, corruption, nepotism, and incompetence.
Submitted by acohill on Sat, 02/05/2011 - 08:30
It was inevitable that someone would see a business opportunity by providing private search. Starting Page is a search engine that promises to keep your searches private, unlike Google, Bing, and others that build dossiers on what you search for. The search data is sold to third parties and is also used to target ads. I've written recently about how an hour of searching for camping items resulted in weeks of ads about camping stuff.
We are still in the Model T era of the Internet, with lots of evolution and innovation still to come. Starting Page is not the first search engine to challenge Google, and it won't be the last. But Internet time passes quickly, and if people decide they have had enough of Google, "enough is enough" will come quickly.
A few experiments with search phrases seems to deliver just a couple of pages of very relevant results, and those results are refreshingly free of link farms and "shopping" sites, which Google now seems to favor. That's my beef with the bigger search engines (Bing also favors link farms, although not quite to the extent of Google, in my experience). Most of these "make money on the Internet" schemes are focused on building sites on specialized topics that have a broad interest (e.g. "camping and hiking"), adding a thin veneer of content (frequently stolen from legitimate sites), and then larding up the site with ads and links to bigger shopping sites. In theory, you could make some money with this approach and provide some useful content, but most of the sites are rubbish. Nonetheless, since they are hawking ads, the search engines happily put them right at the top of the search results. What gets lost are the legitimate blogs and topical sites, which end up far down in the search results. So good luck to StartingPage; I hope it does well. We need it.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 01/25/2011 - 15:19
The Daily is the new online newspaper that will be designed expressly for the iPad and other tablet devices. Developed by The News Corporation, the weekly subscription will be priced at 99 cents, or about $4 per month. By comparison, many newspaper subscriptions are closer to a dollar per day. I have long maintained that the extremely low cost of online distribution of content, even for video, should drive subscription prices down, but most newspapers and magazines have stubbornly kept their online subscriptions close to the cost of the dead trees subscription out of fear of cannibalizing the old media version. But The Daily has no old media version to worry about, and I expect it will be very popular. And with its success, we will see lots of other start ups jump in with similarly low cost online-only subscriptions. And perhaps we will finally see some of the old media adjust to the new reality.
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Holy Cross is a neighborhood of the city of New Orleans. A subdistrict of the Lower Ninth Ward District Area, its boundaries as defined by the City Planning Commission are: St. Claude Avenue to the north, St. Bernard Parish to the east, the Mississippi River to the south and the Industrial Canal to the west.
Holy Cross is located at 29°57′30″N 90°01′04″W / 29.95833°N 90.01778°W [1] and has an elevation of 3 feet (0.9 m).[2] According to the United States Census Bureau, the district has a total area of 0.95 square miles (2.5 km2). 0.68 square miles (1.8 km2) of which is land and 0.27 square miles (0.7 km2) (28.42%) of which is water.
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- St. Bernard Parish (east)
- Mississippi River (south)
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The City Planning Commission defines the boundaries of Holy Cross as these streets: St. Claude Avenue, St. Bernard Parish, the Mississippi River and the Industrial Canal.[3]
As of the census of 2000, there were 5,507 people, 1,982 households, and 1,315 families residing in the neighborhood.[4] The population density was 8,099 /mi² (3,059 /km²).
As of the census of 2010, there were 2,714 people, 1,040 households, and 642 families residing in the neighborhood.[4]
Holy Cross School[edit]
In 1849 the Congregation of the Holy Cross purchased what was once known as Reynes Farm and built St. Isidore's College, later known as the Holy Cross School, as an all-boys school. The neighborhood soon took its name from the school. The original campus at 4950 Dauphine Street was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, forcing the school to relocate to Gentilly. The site now stands abandoned with many redevelopment plans in the works. The Holy Cross Congregation did, however, donate a portion of the campus to the New Orleans Baptist Ministries. The group plans to open a health clinic at the site. The location at the 4900 block of St. Claude Avenue would be the only clinic serving the Lower 9th Ward, and sits on 3.5 acres of land, allowing room for expansion. It would feature both primary and preventative care. Some redevelopment plans are not as supported as the medical clinic plan. The Holy Cross School, in August 2012, sold a portion of the old campus to Perez Architects. Perez plans to build a 180-unit riverfront apartment complex. Opposition from the neighborhood stems from the believed negative impact of the 132 foot building structure on the historic nature of the neighborhood. Supporters of the plan, however, say that the project, which also calls for storefront and restaurant development, will bring money to the area which currently has a 50% population return rate. The Holy Cross Headmaster stated that the school only agreed to sell the land to Perez because they believe that it supported their promise to bring something beneficial to the neighborhood. The building plans now stand before the Historic District Landmark Commission's architectural review committee. The development would take place in three phases. The first being renovation of the Administration Building, with the building of a farmers' market and other shops and businesses. The second phase would build the 180-unit apartment building, with 10,000 square feet of space available for restaurants. The third and final phase would include 15,000 square feet of space available for retail and then 130 residential units. [5] [6] [7]
See also[edit]
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ Greater New Orleans Community Data Center. "Holy Cross Neighborhood". Retrieved 2008-06-21.
- ^ a b "Holy Cross Neighborhood". Greater New Orleans Community Data Center.
- ^ " History of Holy Cross School ." Holy Cross School . N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Mar. 2013. <http://www.holycrosstigers.com/History>.
- ^ Mowbray, Rebecca. "Health clinic to open at former Holy Cross School campus." The Times-Picayune [New Orleans] 29 June 2013: np. nola.com. Web. 20 Mar. 2013.
- ^ Webster, Richard A."Redevelopment plan for former site of Holy Cross School faces neighborhood opposition." The Times-Picayune [New Orleans] 26 Feb. 2013: n. pag. Nola.com. Web. 20 Mar. 2013.


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I need a new quilt o/top bag for the summer, as I had realised this summer that my nunatak Arc Edge is a bit too cold to be used in early fall here in the Alps.
At the moment, I consider either buying a nunatak Arc Ghost or a Rab Quantum Top Bag. The Rab Quantum would be a lot cheaper, but the Arc Ghost could be ordered with an EPIC shell, which would be an advantage as I use a Gossamer Gear SpinnSolo tarp. Getting an extra bivy bag such as the BMW Vapr NANO is too expensive, and the Arc Ghost with EPIC shell is still lighter than the combination Arc Ghost (0.85 oz microlight) and Vapr NANO.
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The Arc X Specialist is a good alt. to the ghost. It has three straps, better down control and other updated features. I have one and love it. The third strap is a definite advantage over the ghost's two. Best, JhauraDec 14, 2006 at 2:37 pm #1371040
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I do not know if they changed the design any, but I had a Rab Top bag about 4 years ago. In my opinion, the design had a major flaw. There simply was not enough "bag" in the lower section by the legs to block drafts. You had to insert a cut-to-shape foam bad to seal the edges, and this was very restrictive. I froze at around freezing in it. Maybe if they would have more bag and less netting or whatever is on the bottom now, it would wrap the body enough to block drafts.
I have no experience with the Arc stuff, whenever I use my mummy bags as quilts to try to simulate the concept, I get cold and zip up…Dec 14, 2006 at 3:07 pm #1371043
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I have used a RAB elite top bag for a couple of years down to around 30 F. The temp rating IMO is not accurate. It should be considered a 40 F bag for comfort. I think a better buy is a Western Mountaineering Highlight, 35 F rated.Dec 17, 2006 at 1:45 am #1371312
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If your goal is to save weight and maximize warmth, then I would go with the Ghost. It's smaller than the Specialist so you can stay warmer (less space for your body to heat). If your going to layer up, then get the Specialist. The extra width allows for layering up on colder nights, or for going into shoulder seasons. I find that the Ghost is large enough for me to put on some extra layers of clothing provided that they are thin: Patagonia Micro Puff Pants and Montbell Thermawrap Jacket (I'm skinny).
You can order a third strap on the Ghost, it only costs $5.00 extra.
The Ghost also has an extra 1/4 inch baffle height. More loft, warmer bag. I have 1 oz over fill on mine, seems more comfortable to me and maximizes loft while controlling slump (not a side sleeper, so not usually a problem). Over fill should also help the bag loft better with the heavier Epic fabric as opposed to the standard .85 fabric.
If your really intrested in the Ghost or Specialist you should call Nunatak, Tom has better info on these bags than I do. He's a really nice guy and very helpful. He answered all of my stupid questions without making me feel dumb (even though I am).
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A 12-year old boy was badly burned near Fitzhugh Monday.
The accident occured at a residence on County Road 3520 at about 3 pm.
Details have not been released yet, but according to radio traffic the boy was burned when a gas can exploded while he was attempting to start some sort of fire.
A caller reported the boy was burned on his upper body and face. He ws taken by Air Evac to an unknown hospital for treatment.
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In the last 10 years, Jason Mannino has hit two deer. He says he never saw them coming.
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hello....I am new to the forum....I am a very fit 32 year old who has been running for years but cycling only recently....I would very much like to test the water with a basic duatholon somewhere relatively near to me (ie sheffield) but am willing to travel to a certain degree....Could anyone give me any advice?....Many thanks
Hi...I would like to know abut upcoming events in the near future in my area or relatively near area.........Or failing that I would like to know where I could find out when there is a duatholon taking place..........Thanks Millsy
Have a look on entrycentral - you can search by event type, postcode and distance.
two things
1. it's spelt duathlon. and a biathlon involves skiing and shooting so I doubt that's what you were interested in, although I could be wrong I guess! or maybe you mean biathle - which is run/swim/run. which is different to an aquathlon which is swim/run. etc etc......
2. the best place to look is in the events section of either the British Triathlon website - http://www.britishtriathlon.org/take-part/events/find-an-event or on Tri247 - http://www.tri247.com/go/events_guide.html. The BTF is the governing body for duathlons in the UK as they are run under the same rules bar the swim section of course.
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While we're in my home country we're spending some time with my sister and her 12-week old son. It's been really lovely and amazing to see my daughter with him. My sister likes to hold the baby most of the time (fair enough, I would too), and my daughter really likes putting her arms around him, squeezing a bit (at which point my sister winces), and giving him big kisses. Whenever he cries she says 'baby worry' in a very serious way, so I explain to her that he's ok as he is having lots of mummy cuddles. It's so lovely to see her be so caring. Of course she plays with her babies (dolls) and teddies at home, but with her cousin she puts on the most adorable protective, awed and loving face. I think I now understand people who say they want to have another baby 'for' their child. Of course there's more to fostering a successful and close sibling relationship than simply creating another person for the first child's companionship, but this is really one of the cutest things I've seen and it's making me broody I think.
Settling in at nursery: The way it's done in Germany17 Mar
I have just read a very thought-provoking post over at maternalselves, a blog by two academic mothers. I thought about commenting, but I think I have too much to say.
My daughter, too, goes to nursery so I can work on my PhD. She has been going since she turned 18 months, and it seems to be going ok as far as I can tell (and I find it difficult to tell most of the time). Her nursery also reserves only a week for the settling-in period: on the first day, we both went together to meet her key person who asked about food, milk, and sleeping (she has always fed herself, drinks no cows milk as I still breastfeed her, and is unlikely to nap at nursery as she feeds to sleep, which is fine because she only does half days); on the second day I left my daughter for 15 minutes and she cried the entire time, but was cuddled by her key person for all of it. The third day I left her for 30 minutes and she cried for most of that time, but was calm when I picked her up (I wasn't sure if she'd just run out of tears). The fourth and fifth day I left her for 45 minutes and an hour, and she seemed fragile, but resigned. At the end of the week, the settling-in process was declared successful, and the key person recommended leaving her for two hours the next time instead of leaving her for a whole session, which was an option I gladly took as it seemed cruel to me to leave her for longer after she had been away from nursery for three days.
Since then she has been very positive about nursery, running excitedly to fetch her shoes when I ask her if we should get ready to go. But sometimes she seems more reluctant to jump into the hubbub of her group, and the extremely informative feedback of "She's been fine. She's eaten." whichI usually receive at the end of her session isn't really enough to allay my worries that she doesn't really feel safe there, it's all a bit much for her and cuddles at home would be much better.
I can't help but compare my daughter's nursery with what I know about nurseries in Germany as my oldest friend works in one and is always willing to provide her point of view as an educator. Her nursery, along with many nurseries in Germany, follows the Berliner Modell [Berlin model/scheme], a research-based, carefully worked-out approach to nursery education. Developed by Kuno Beller in the 1980s, the aim of the Berliner Modell is to equip nursery staff with the knowledge and skills to assess a child's developmental stage and needs, and to offer them activities and challenges based on what they have observed in order to foster the child's motivation and self-confidence. One of the key ideas is that each child is treated as an individual – there are no pre-determined timeframes and 'one-size-fits-all'-approaches. A child is frequently offered activities specifically for them, as a sort of 'intellectual treat', while the other children do something else.
The scheme is based on extensive scientific observations of nursery children and encompasses all aspects of the nursery experience as well as the interaction between nursery and home. It is a fascinating and extremely child-centric method. However, I would like to give an overview of only one part of it: the settling-in process. Remember my description above of my daughter's first visits to nursery? If we lived in Germany, it would have gone as follows –
On the first day, we would have met her key person who would have asked a wide variety of questions about our home situation, my daughter's development and interests as well as any concerns I might have. Then she would have shown us around the room, letting my daughter observe the other children and take in her new surroundings at her own speed, venturing from my lap out into the room when she felt ready. The key person would have gently interacted with my daughter, but only following her lead and taking care not to intimidate her. This would have taken around an hour.
The rest of the week would have passed in a similar fashion, with my daughter and me both getting to know her key person and the other staff and children. This would have enabled my daughter to observe that the other children trusted the staff, and it would have allowed me to feel reassured that she would be well cared for. Through observing how my daughter and I interacted and how I looked after her, i.e. when changing her nappy, the key person would have gained an insight into what made my daughter comfortable and what she was used to in order that my way of looking after her could be replicated. On occasion the key person and I would have performed tasks in parallel, me with my daughter and her with another child so that she could observe my way of doing things and I could learn to trust her.
After becoming more comfortable at nursery, I would have gradually removed myself from my daughter; first by staying out of the way when she was playing, and then by leaving the room for perhaps 5 minutes one day and if everything went well, for longer on the following days.
This process would have taken around four weeks with frequent reviews of our progress and specific tailoring to my daughter's needs.
I realise that doing things this way at my daughter's nursery would require a lot more organisation and present quite a burden for the staff. But my friend's nursery does not have the same rules regarding children:staff ratios as we have in the UK so that she occasionally has to look after up to 11 children between the ages of a few weeks and five years (no, this is not ideal and she is not happy about it) – and she still manages an individual settling-in schedule for each new child.
In conclusion: I really wish that my daughter's nursery had been (were) more transparent about their didactic approaches so that I could feel reassured that they are aware of everything that matters to parents. I wish that they were more flexible with the settling-in and devised this phase in cooperation with the child's parents. Because even though my daughter seems fine most days, I still can't help thinking that sending her to nursery at such a young age, forcing her through the settling-in process, has broken a little part of her.


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Empty Me for I Know Nothing
To a friend who has been going through a hard time.
I see black and white,
diluted in the mass of the same.
I know no silver lining,
no grey in between.
Black and white.
And yet in such a simple existence
I am thinking, thinking…
Thinking of the world beyond
a particular dilution,
thinking of a heart that was empty
for one time, just to understand
what pain feels like.
For once I wish to carry the burden
that the shadows hold onto,
as it simmers within their bones.
And yet,
I want to lay in a meadow of solitude,
and gaze at the stars,
feeling nothing of the ground beneath me.
I want to soar through the clouds,
and feel the vapor blast my face
without a single care…
not a single burden.
And yet,
I do not wish to sleep.
Exhaustion is natural, but
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Who is to say that the weary are weak?
The ones who struggle with themselves each day
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And even though I can do my best
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I know not their true struggles.
I wish to feel their pain for this reason.
Share with me your burden, so that
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Empty my soul for I know not the weary.
Empty my heart for I know not true pain.
Empty my happiness for I know not sorrow.
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Over 100 Monadnock Parents, Community Members and Employees Expected to Attend June 17th School Board Meeting to Present Resolution for Improving the District
A grassroots effort in the Monadnock Regional School District that has been gaining strength this past year is now ready to present their recommendations for greater community collaboration, positive change, and open communication and transparency in the district to the School Board.
Trouble is the School Board is making it difficult for the public to be heard and to present the proposal from more than 100 Monadnock parents and community members who are concerned the decisions school officials have made in recent years haven't been in the best interest of students.
The School Board Chairman refused to put the community member's proposal on the agenda for the June 17th meeting, eliminated the opening public comment section from the agenda in violation of longstanding Board policy BEDH, and declined to move the meeting to a larger venue to accommodate the anticipated crowd.
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