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Just wondering if there are any updated recs for dinner in the Ironbound. Most of the recommendations on the board are from a few years ago. I have a reservation for Saturday night at Casa Vasca, which seems to be consistently recommended. Is it still good? We are going with my parents, so I want someplace on the nicer side.
We are not so wedded to the idea of the Ironbound, though they are going to be staying near the airport for a Sunday morning flight, and we thought it would be easiest to go out close by. Additional recs for nice restaurants in the area will be appreciated too.

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Norwood firefighter/EMT Joe Mawn began his first army deployment on Saturday, April 20.
Norwood firefighter/EMT Joe Mawn began his first army deployment on Saturday, April 20.
As a staff sergeant with the United States Army, Mawn will serve a one-year deployment at a detention facility in Afghanistan.
"We'll be working with, assisting and training Afghans in how to run the facility," Mawn said.
Mawn expects to arrive in Afghanistan sometime in June. He, and the rest of his unit, will undergo training before going overseas. This training will be both mission specific and a review of the basics, Mawn said.
"I'm looking forward to the upcoming deployment," Mawn said. "The unit I'm with is well trained, they have good leadership and they're ready to go for the mission."
Mawn joined the Army in 2002 and served in active duty through 2005. During this time he served with The Old Guard, the Army's Honor Guard at Fort Myer in Virginia.
"Their mission is to represent the Army to the nation," Mawn said. "We did a lot of ceremonial duties."
One of the most well known duties of the battalion is they serve as the tomb guards at the Tomb of the Unknowns in Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. Mawn did not serve as a tomb guard, noting that the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Guard Identification Badge is the second least-awarded decoration of the United States military, behind the Army Astronaut Badge.
Prior to serving with the Old Guard, Mawn underwent basic training at Fort Sill, Okla., beginning on Aug. 18, 2002. He wanted to enlist after the events of Sept. 11, 2001.
"After 2001, I thought it was probably time to serve my country," Mawn said.
The reason for his re-enlistment was similar.
"I still felt, as a member of the reserves, there was still an opportunity for me to serve," Mawn said.
He re-enlisted in 2010, and had the full support and backing of the Norwood Fire Department.
"(Norwood Fire) has been 100 percent supportive," Mawn said. "When I told Chief (Michael) Howard I was re-enlisting, he said 'I'm proud of you.' Any time I talked to Acting Chief (Ron) Maggio, he asked, 'What do you need from me?' And when I told Chief (Anthony) Greeley that I was deploying, he said 'We'll miss you and what do you need us to do for you?'"
The department raised an American service flag to signify Mawn's service.
"It is with honor that the Norwood Fire Department flies the American Service Flag for Firefighter/EMT Joseph Mawn as he begins his deployment to Afghanistan with the United States Army," firefighter spokesman George Morrice wrote in an email. "Firefighter Mawn exemplifies the word service as he protects the people of Norwood on the fire department and his country with the Armed Forces. The Norwood Fire Department wishes FF Mawn a safe journey overseas and looks forward to his return after his tour of duty."
Mawn has been with the Norwood Fire Department since January 2009. Prior to that, he served with the Norwood Police Department, starting there in March 2006.
"I'm a townie. I was born in Norwood and have lived here my whole life," Mawn said.
Mawn is the brother of fellow firefighter/EMT Dennis Mawn. Dennis is also a member of the United States Army, served in Operation Desert Storm in 1991 and with the Joint Forces Special Operations Component Command in Iraq from Dec. 2010 to Nov. 2011.
"My brother certainly set the example of serving his country and his community," Joe said.
Mawn hopes he will be back in Norwood next April.
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Martha had, in fact, hurried back after she had removed the dinner service.
Still, she did not like to see that dinner service go out of the house.
The same thing applied to the dinner service: plates, salt-cellars and sugar-bowl of Chinese, Japanese and Swedish porcelain.
The dinner service included gold plates and gold knives and forks.
But the dinner service was ordinary; the only wine was Dry Catawba; Rinda's ideas of waiting, too, were primitive.
On this was laid a dinner service, so small that it was evidently more for ornament than use.
The dinner service was of silver, and everything denoted immense wealth on the part of the owner.
While in Middlebrook, Washington desired a dinner service of white queen's-ware, and he wrote to Philadelphia to obtain it.
The figs and dates and toffee were set out in the doll's dinner service.
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With at least two feet of fresh snow in the past few days and more predicted this week, Aspen Skiing Co. has extended the ski season by opening Highlands for an additional weekend.
Aspen Highlands is open through April 21, and SkiCo will reopen it for the weekend of April 27-28.
"We are skiers and snowboarders and it is snowing like crazy, so of course we will reopen," said David Perry, SkiCo senior vice president. "This is a big thank you to everyone. Let's finish the season with smiles on our faces."
Highlands is one of only a handful of ski areas still open in the state.
The mountain will be open to the 12,392-foot summit of Highland Bowl. The Exhibition lift will run daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Loge, Cloud Nine and Deep Temerity lifts will run until 3:30 p.m., providing access to the entire mountain. The Merry-Go-Round restaurant, Cloud Nine Alpine Bistro and Four-Mountain Sports will be open for business.
The Aspen Highlands closing day festivities will remain on Sunday, April 21. Free parking is now available at Highlands until it closes.
All Aspen/Snowmass season passes are valid as they are during the regular season. Through April 28, adult tickets are $62 per day, $57 for youth and seniors and $42 for children. Children 6 and under ski for free. Additional days for Classic passholders from April 15-21 and April 27-28 are $35 for adults and $20 for children, youth and college. Double Flex and Flex passholders also can add a day for $35 from April 15-21 and April 27-28.
Season passholders from any other Colorado resort can pay $39 for a lift ticket. The season pass must be a picture pass and presented at the ticket window.
Lodging deals also are to be had. Lodging starts as low as $90 per night in Aspen/Snowmass based on availability and dates. Visit www.stayaspensnowmass.com [1] for lodging information.
SkiCo's other three mountains are closed for the season and anyone who plans to skin up should treat the terrain as uncontrolled backcountry, said company spokesman Jeff Hanle.
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FORMER Tottington High School pupils were praised by staff and teachers at their annual presentation evening.
Chairman of governors Jack Kenneford welcomed parents and ex-students, and retired headteacher Alan Scott returned to present certificates and awards.
After the prizes were handed out, new headteacher Mr Brian Duffy thanked the staff, parents and pupils for welcoming him to the school.
He told how he had enjoyed his experience at the school since joining in September and said he had found pupils to be "conscientious, well-mannered and very much well-rounded individuals".
Helena Garthwright, aged 16, received the school's 'special award' and took home a trophy, certificate and a cheque for £200. Other main prizewinners were: Charlie Price, Co-op Eye Care Scientist of the Year; Catherine Eccleston, Harry Walsh Cup for Services to the School; Joseph Hinde, Lions Cup for Services to the Community; Helen Bradshaw, Nugent Trophy for geography; Millie Gelder, Soroptimists' Shield for Outstanding Female Student; Emily Colbridge, Bury College Award for Outstanding Performance in GCSE mathematics; Hannah Jones, Holy Cross College Award for Excellence in GCSE English; Luke Cleary, Lions Shield for Sport; Daniel Powell, The Tottington High School Shield for Personal Endeavour; Jordan Bland, Kirkpatrick Shield for Performance in the Workplace; Georgina Jones, Statham Cup for English Literature; Holly Collins, The Golden Jubilee Cup For Excellence in Music; Aimee Ward, Tottington High School Cup for Excellence in ICT; Dean Hargreaves, The Ernest Stevenson Prize for technology.


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Jacob Sauder a prosperous farmer of Cedar Creek township is a native of Ohio born May 7 1828 to Henry and Elizabeth Schrock Sauder natives of Pennsylvania He was raised in his native state and received a common school education He remained until twenty three years old on the home farm and naturally adopted farming as his vocation but since coming to Indiana he has taken up cabinet making and masonry never serving an apprenticeship but does very good work and is naturally handy with most tools making the wood work for his farming implements In 1848 he settled in Cedar Creek township where he now lives He came to Indiana a poor man but by industry at one time had 320 acres and now owns 181 acres of good land well improved In 1852 he was married to Elizabeth Trover who was born in 1830 and died in 1861 By her he had five children four of whom are living Levi Jonas Elizabeth and Jacob In 1861 he was married to Mary Eicher by whom he had five children four living Mary Lydia Samuel and Henry This lady who was born in 1843 died in 1870 and in 1871 he married Mrs Sophronia Yerks who gave to him two children of whom one is living Sylvia This last wife died in 1884 Valley of the upper Maumee River: with historical account of Allen ..., Volume 1
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A group of western Palm Beach County communities has agreed to pay a law firm to help fight opposition to an expansion of State Road 7.
West Palm Beach Mayor Jeri Muoio says the extension from Okeechobee to Northlake Boulevard would damage her city's water supply, and two U-S Representatives agree with her.
But, the Western Communities Council, including officials from Royal Palm Beach, Wellington and The Acreage, are spending thousands of dollars for lawyers to get the project going.
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Degree in hand, Rebecca Ryan is on the hunt for a job.
Last week, the Arizona State University graduate completed her studies in metal works. Though she has long-term aspirations to own her own jewelry studio, there's more pressing issues right now.
On Monday, her on-campus job ended. And though she's been looking for a job in customer service for months, this week she's stepping up her efforts.
"I've had a job until today," as a community assistant on campus, the 21-year-old said. "Now I'm looking in earnest."
Last week, nearly 11,000 students graduated from ASU's campuses, an all-time high. This week, some of those students are still completing online resumes and applications, attending career fairs and getting word out the best they can.
"Definitely I have concerns," Ryan said Monday. "I'm basically going to apply for 10 jobs a day until I get one."
Experts say Ryan and her fellow graduates may have better luck finding employment than graduates in recent years.
Job postings are increasing online. More employers are coming to campus to recruit. And employers say they'll hire 13.5 percent more graduates than last year, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers Job Outlook 2011 Fall Preview. That number is even higher in the West, where employers say they'll hire 23.5 percent more graduates.
Numbers tell part of the story.
Last school year, 1,319 employers came to ASU to recruit, said Career Services director Elaine Stover. This year, that number jumped to 1,490. The number of job postings on ASU's Sun Devil CareerLink jumped 34 percent from April 2010 to April 2011.
Even participation in informal events has gone up. During the career mixer held Monday on the Tempe campus, Stover said she had to stop accepting employers because she'd run out of space. Sixty-five signed up for the event, with another 12 on the waiting list. Last year, there were 30 employers at the May event.
It will be a few months before her department computes all the surveys turned in from the May graduates regarding their post-college plans, but Stover points to last year's numbers as encouraging. Of the 15,000 graduates between the December 2009 graduation and the May 2010 graduation, less than half - 42 percent - were still looking for a job when they received their degrees.
"I'm guesstimating the number this year will be smaller. They had more opportunities to pursue this year," she said. "There are definitely opportunities. I don't want to paint it all rosy. They still have to have something to offer employers."
That "something" may be an internship, or an ability to show how completed class projects demonstrate the exact skills an employer may be looking for.
Recent grad Michael Brooks, 22, found it harder to get an internship than he anticipated - and the same holds true for employment. But he was encouraged Monday. With a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering technology, he was hopeful to have at least one job offer by the end of the week.
It's taken much longer than he thought it would.
His first concerns came in October 2008 - just as his sophomore year began. That's when the economy tanked. Then, despite his efforts, he didn't get an internship.
He's put out 70 to 80 resumes in the past few months and received several calls for interviews and second interviews.
"Back in the fall, I was assuming I would do really well (with the job search)," he said. With a high grade point average and a concentration in aeronautics, "I thought it would be easy to get out there. I wasn't foreseeing it taking so much time and coming down to the last minute."
Like Ryan, his on-campus job ends this week and he'll be unemployed. But what's helped him, he said, is an ability to show employers his skills and experiences from school.
That's key, ASU's Stover said. Graduates need to explain to an employer exactly how he or she is a good fit for the company. And that means doing homework. Applicants should research the companies, look at their websites and read trade publications.
"It's one way the employers can and do separate the candidates," she said.
Starting early also seems to be beneficial. Though recruiting is still going on and jobs open up year round, Stover said experience shows students who start job searching months before graduation are more likely to have jobs as the school year ends.
"But that doesn't mean to give up. It's never too late to start. Don't procrastinate any longer," she said.
Jason Fajardo of Mesa attended this week's career mixer and career clinic. The 2008 graduate is working at a hospital and an aviation company, but he's been trying to get into law enforcement since receiving his degree from ASU three years ago.
Because government spending has slowed down, he said, fewer cities are hiring. But he's not stopping.
He was at the career clinic to seek advice on his resume. With a degree in social work, he also used the time to talk to a human resources representative from the state.
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A $1 million reward was posted yesterday to help solve the disappearance and likely murder of a woman who vanished from a Melbourne railway station 14 years ago.
Sarah MacDiarmid, 23, was last seen getting off a train at Kananook railway station in Melbourne's south about 10.20pm on July 11, 1990.
She was on her way home from a social game of tennis. Police found blood near her car in the station car park but her body has never been found.
A $50,000 reward was offered for information about her disappearance in 1990 with a further $25,000 by an anonymous donor. But homicide squad detective Senior Sergeant Charlie Bezzina said the Chief Commissioner and the State Government had decided to raise the reward to $1 million for information that led to a conviction.
It is the third crime in Victoria to attract a $1 million reward, following the unsolved murders of Jane Thurgood-Dove in 1997 and Vicki Jacobs in 1999.
"It's one of those investigations which causes some concern to the community and ourselves that we haven't been able to solve," Mr Bezzina said. "We've had a significant amount of information over the years but we're really targeting people out there who haven't spoken to the police or Crime Stoppers and given us that vital piece of information."
The strongest police theory is that a group of homeless drug addicts, led by a prostitute, jumped Ms MacDiarmid as she was about to get into her red 1978 Honda Civic, stabbed her in the back and stole her backpack.
The prostitute, who was convicted of manslaughter in 1985 after jumping on a man's chest while wearing a pair of stiletto shoes, died of a heroin overdose the year after Ms MacDiarmid vanished. At least one other member of the group has also died from drug use. The gang has now dispersed. Mr Bezzina said it was likely Sarah's disappearance was the result of an "opportunistic attack", a theory with which her father Peter agreed. Mr MacDiarmid said the train was about 20 minutes late, the car park had poor lighting and someone walking past might have thought she had money because she always wore good quality clothes.
He welcomed the increased reward and said he hoped it would revive awareness and entice someone to speak out. "One anonymous phone call is all it takes," he said. Fighting back tears, Sarah's mother Sheila said the family was finding it harder now to cope with the loss than when she disappeared. "I would love to know where my daughter is and I just want her back," she said. "Fourteen years is a long time."
Anyone with information about Sarah's disappearance can call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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Craig McGowan, assistant professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Idaho, will be the featured speaker at a School of Life Sciences seminar.
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Hello! I'm Julia and when I'm not cavorting with elves in Middle Earth, I'm a moderator for this archive, among other things.
Poetry, Anyone? I am the resident Poet Laureate over on the Beta Boards as leader of this fun little group. We have monthly challenges all with a Harry Potter twist. You can also find solid and comprehensive critique for any poems and help for all your archive-based concerns.
Susan Bones Book Club. I am the leader of this fun little group. Each month the SBBC chooses two to three fics from the archives to discuss. We also have monthly drabble activities and an incredibly lively chat thread. We accept new members at all times so if you're interested go and take a look. It's open to all members of the beta boards. If you have any questions or concerns then don't hesitate to PM me.
Surely the stars should have been shining brighter or the moon look bigger or something. Instead everything looked exactly the same as it had the night before and the night before that.
Arthur faces his worst fear on a perfectly ordinary evening.
I have read this fic so many times now. No matter how many times, though, it never fails to make me feel achingly sad. I just want to lean through my screen and give Arthur a big hug. It is just so touching, without melodrama or insensitivity.
What I also love about this fic is that it's about characters we rarely see at the forefront of fanfiction, and elderly too! The closest we see to an elderly character in fanfiction is usually Dumbledore, so I just love that it's about Arthur and Molly, and about something that is sad and momentous, yet at the same time profoundly beautiful. Obviously I have no idea what it is like to live with a spouse for decades and then lose them, but this fic felt so heartfelt and true to their relationship. Saying it's poignant feels like an understatement.
Arthur is in this sort of aware denial, and I think it's such a moving image. This fic is really evocative. I felt like I could see and feel everything.
I love this fic even though it makes me want to sit on my bed while a lone tear trickles down my nose.
At the close of his life, the man known as Florean Fortescue remembers. There is much to remember from a life spanning ten centuries, but his mind drifts back to the very beginning of that life, and to his time with Merlin - a relationship that changed him irrevocably.
Oh Minna I absolutely love the set up here. I know all we get in the books is that he must have upset the Death Eaters, somehow, to justify his death, but this is such an intriguing premise. I can't wait to see where you take this.
I love, love, love the way you aced this form, Minna. You are always so good at using structure to its full advantage so I'm not surprised with how well you did with the challenge. This does exactly what a double dactyl is meant to do: be silly and make people laugh. It perfectly matches the attitude of Fred and George. I particularly love the phrase "meddlesome japes".
I'm going to disagree with Equinox Chickerydooda and say that every line is the best line so there!
Still gobsmacked this has no reviews. I'm here to change that. I love, love, love this. It's so fun! You're always so good at mastering difficult forms, Minna, so I knew when setting the double dactyls that you would come up with something great. These poems are supposed to be silly little snippets, and I think you captured that joviality so well. I think dashing cartographers is brilliant--it still makes me smile.
Author's Response: Thank you, Julia. :) And I'm glad you set the challenge - it was so much fun to do! Silly little snippets are one of my favorite things to write.
Zomg Dimkirk is dedicated to me. I feel so very, very honoured!
Wow this chapter is great. There's something about it that perfectly captures those languid, lazy summer days spent with people you don't necessarily like but will have to do.
But Dimkirk and Cormac lmaoooo.
What an opening! I am so excited!
Author's Response: EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Okay, it's not like my expectations weren't already stretching into the heavens but this is truly glorious. I don't know whether to cry with joy or hang my head with self-indulgent envy. You are brilliant. Yes, you may be using the Bard as inspiration, but your skills as a writer are absolutely shining in this fic. It would be too easy to overload this review with more adjectives but I shall refrain myself. Perhaps. (Yeah, that's not going to happen.)
There is something so magical about this chapter. Your prologue was an apt opening to a Shakespeare-inspired fic, but the way this chapter unfolds is just perfect. Perfect, I say! You introduced us so well to the main players, and even the amount of time you allotted each character just felt so right. There are a lot of characters in here, but you spread them out really well, and I'm sure even those who aren't familiar with MAAD will keep up.
I love Daphne already. I admit, I read this out loud, and when I got to Daphne and Astoria's scene I was well and truly cackling away.
Theo's section, though, really struck me. The writing here is exquisite. His lust is completely palpable. It was all just so vivid in my mind and my senses, and I love the way you are crafting his character in particular.
That's the thing about this fic, your characters are already so real. In one chapter you've introduced us to a large cast, and even though they are adaptations in a way, it doesn't feel like you are copying or stamping a new name on to someone who already exists in literature. You've taken their canon histories into account and created something truly amazing.
This review is basically a gush. Apologies, my darling elf.
I am so, so excited to read more.
Greenleaf x
Author's Response: crap. how do i respond to this? in small letters, obvs!
This poem won joint first for Best Poem in the 2014 Quicksilver Quill Awards.
Words cannot express how much I love this poem, but I shall try my best to leave a review. The fact that it's still reviewless makes me very sad.
You really capture not only Dudley, but his entire world, which is so very small of course. I think every line is particularly apt but there are a few that stand out. I love the idea of Dudley's house being bigger than his imagination. It's a great way to describe the inanity of his life, the bubble that he lives in, seeking nothing more than what's put on his plate by Petunia. "Increasing waste, increasing waist" is a great play on words. The funhouse mirrors in Petunia's eyes is also wonderful imagery, and the final line is such a solid way to sum up the entire poem.
The way you structure the poem, using "In my house" at the beginning of the second and third stanza lends a lovely rhythm to the poem, which you always do so well in your free-verse poems. I loved setting this challenge, and your entry was a well-deserved winner.
Fabulous, Minna!
Wow Lori I think you really captured the hollowness of this moment in time, not only for Draco but the whole Malfoy family. There are so many moments I could quote and mention but then it would just be copy/pasting the entire fic into my little review box. I will mention just this one:
I want to stand straighter, to stare back at them with my father's square jaw, but I rarely manage it. I know my crimes better than they do, after all.
I think this sums up Draco perfectly after the war. You have characterised him so so so well, Lori. Guh. This whole fic, while quite short, is really rather powerful. It moved me. The way you intertwine mundane moments like Lucius shaving with the terrible vastness of the aftermath of the battle is just so you and just so right.
Author's Response: I don't know what has made Draco so appealing to me lately in terms of his redemption, but the complexity of it draws me. There's a kind of grief there, but I think he has it in him to move on, to be better than he was. Not a great person, really, but a better version of himself, at least. Thanks for the lovely review, Julia. I appreciate it so much.
I really needed this after a rather traumatic television episode. Again, thank you thank you thank you for this fic.
I adore that little scene with Penelope and Tonks at Hogwarts. I know Tonks is a cause for slight angst in this chapter but that was so sweet and lovely and just... Tonks.
I'm pretty sure this will be a darn sight shorter than Palisades, but will hopefully have enogh smut to sustain interest - snigger.
Oh stop it, you. I'm blushing.
I love that nothing is perfect. It feels so real because nothing like shifting your entire life across a continent could ever be so neat or tidy or seamless. I can't wait to see how Penelope and Charlie overcome these obstacles.
Author's Response: Or will they overcome them. I might decide that she runs off with ... Aunt Muriel!
heh heh - sorry, i'm feeling skittish. Thank you for the review. There is some smut (a sprinkling) coming up soon - ha ha.
Awwww little Molly :3 Okay, I know there is far more to this chapter than that but you know I love Swans so...
I'm sorry for taking forever to catch up with and review this fic! It's so great to get back into it, though. I love Charlie and Penelope so much, and the way you are navigating their new relationship is rather captivating ;) I'm not just talking about the snippets of smut here (lol whatever Julia).
Is there more to Audrey than what Penelope let on? I wonder. Could it really be just left-over schoolyard jealousy??? I look forward to seeing whether I am right or not.
Damn you, Lily Luna, for interrupting that smut!!! No, really, she was quite cute haha.
Author's Response: Yes, she wouldn't want anyone interrupting her with Scorpy! ha ha Thanks, Julia. There's more to Audrey and Percy's row than Penelope turning up, that's for sure. There might be some more smut - must check what I've written - ha ha. Thanks again.
Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa.
I did not expect that last line. What are you trying to do to me?!?!?!?!
Who knew we'd ever see a sequel to Mirrors? I am so excited!!!! Thank you thank you thank you. This is such a wonderful and unexpected birthday gift and I cannot wait until the next chapter! (although you are still busy Nano-ing, I know)
It is so great reading about Charlie and Penelope again, and looking forward to a wider glimpse of their lives even though you've already thrown a fly into their soup. Still, I can't wait to see how they fish that fly out of the soup! And if they don't fish the fly from the soup, how they deal with the fly in their soup... I should have thought about using a better idiom.
And I cannot end this review without mentioning the tempestuous Antipodean Opaleye. Heh heh heh. You had me cackling from the very beginning.
After Palisades, this is such a treat. There really isn't anything like a cracking Croll tale.
Julia x
Author's Response: I've been wanting to write a sequel since I finished this, actually. Mind you, I tend to think that with every story because there's always something else that occurs to me. However, this always felt as if it had more scope for expansion and the scenes I wanted to write just kind of expanded - ha ha. OBVIOUSLY, I had to dedicate it to you because it was your original suggestion. Just sorry I was too nano'd and then busy and hungover to get the first chapter done for your actual birthday.
Mwahahahahaha - yeah that last line left me reeling a bit.
Thank you for the review. I'm pretty sure this will be a darn sight shorter than Palisades, but will hopefully have enogh smut to sustain interest - snigger. Thank youuuu ~Carole~
Nominated for Best Poem in the 2014 Quicksilver Quill Awards.
I figured since I Featured this fic, I really should leave you a review. And it's a travesty this doesn't have any reviews at all. I think what I love most of all about this poem is that line you tread between lightness and mischief, and the dark foreboding. Not sure if I am making sense. You really capture that mischievousness we know from Lee and the twins, and then the knowledge that Fred is going to die - that he won't be back next week. I also really love the discordant structure, and how everything is short and sharp. It's got great rhythm. Basically, I really love this poem :)
I absolutely love this story, Jess. I am half-asleep and slightly drunk so I apologise in advance if this review is a bit odd.
I really like the way you have set up Tracey's background. It's interesting to see her father guilty of aiding Death Eater's rather than actually being one. We know that goes on in every conflict, and I think it's important to show that in the context of the wizarding world, too. It's also interesting seeing it from the perspective of his family, through his daughter's eyes, rather than his own. There is the bitterness of their current financial situation, Tracey's doubts that maybe she was no better than her father when she chose not to take a side, and also the knowledge that what he did was wrong and that he deserves his punishment despite the trauma it's causing her family. I thought you constructed that backstory and context so so well. It was a new story, yet so very fitting for the Potterverse, and it made these nearly-OC characters come to life in an absolute and complete way.
I also loved the relationship between Tracey and Willa, and the way you weave their history into the history of Dorcas. Gah! It was just so well done! The construction of this fic amazed me. It's so well paced and thought out. Am I repeating myself? I think so. But yes, I loved the relationship between Willa and Tracey, and the way Willa finally opens up to her daughter and then Tracey opens up to her mother. As someone who loves listening to family stories, I really liked the ending.
They are still in a dire situation, and yet it almost feels like a fresh start for both of them. It's a hopeful fic when it could easily have been the opposite.
Also, all hail the female-led non-romance fic! Such a great variety of female characters. A++++++.
I'm so glad I chose this for my bedtime reading.
Julia x
Um so this poem will be the death of me.
Author's Response: please don't die
This is an intriguing start and I'm looking forward to the next instalment.
Author's Response: Thanks for the review!!
Hi Kaylee!
Since this is not an actual challenge and there won't be an award for first place, I can actually leave you a review! Hurrah! I was hoping to get to this in the queue before Vicki but alas, she was too quick! Thank you for the lovely dedication, and thank you for doing justice to my favourite prompt haha. Yes, I do love this moment in the films, and I think this poem beautifully captures why I love it so much. It's a moment of grief, brief happiness, darkness and light, and most of all it's a moment of deep, caring friendship. Whether or not there is a spark of something more is irrelevant.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! And now I must get to writing something for the challenge too!
Author's Response: *speechless, but full of smiles*
I've been deleting spam reviews and came across this poem again. I remember loving it the first time when I read it for the challenge, and have just realised I never left you a review! This is really such a great tribute to the phoenix - it captures its hopeful yet mournful nature so well. I really do love these lines in particular: lightning from a broken storm/ (a mourning storm), swift to pierce the soul...
Great work, Kaylee. When I think back to the poems and challenge entries I read last year, this is one of the ones which still stands out in my mind! Beautiful.
Oh, Lori! My heart!!! There is something so delicate about this fic - George's sense of self, his everyday life, and then the new beginning he and Angelina find themselves in. Your George feels spot on - the way he is dealing with his grief, the internal conflict he feels towards Angelina reappearing. It's the small things like asking Angelina to make him laugh so that he doesn't cry in public, worrying about if he's taking advantage of Verity, feeling like people don't know how to talk to him without Fred - gahhhh it's all just so thoughtfully put together. I love it!
I think having it in Other Pairing works - it very much feels like the beginning of a relationship. I would love to read your take on them further down the line - I hope you come back to these two in the future :)
Author's Response: Thanks so much, Julia. I've had the beginning of this fic in my head for so long. It feels good to have finally put some words on the thing, you know? I will think about down the road for them... they certainly interest me! Thanks for taking the time to review. I appreciate it!


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Ethiopia, Omo Delta. Dassanech tribesmen and women load into a dugout canoe ready to pole across the Omo River. Much the largest of the tribes in the Omo Valley numbering around 50,000, the Dassanech (also known as the Galeb, Changila or Merille) are Nilotic pastoralists and agriculturalists.
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After months of long, sleepless nights and sluggish, unproductive days, you've finally made it to the doctor to learn that your suspicions are confirmed: you've been suffering from insomnia.
As someone who's been diagnosed with a sleep disorder, I know that a medical diagnosis is never fun. On the bright side, however, you can relax knowing that you have an official name for the problem and you can move forward with treatment to get your life back on track.
Below you'll find a guide to what you need to know about insomnia immediately after diagnosis.
Insomnia: The Basics
There are three main types of insomnia: transient, short-term, and chronic.
Transient insomnia lasts only a night or two. It's usually caused by some outside influence - sleeping in a strange bed or stress about that big presentation you have to make in the morning, for example. Even positive anticipation, such as looking forward to a big vacation, can cause transient insomnia. A perfect example is the problem children have getting to sleep on Christmas Eve.
Short-term insomnia can last from a few days to a few weeks. Stress or poor sleep habits can bring this on, as can health, business or relationship issues. To solve this problem, taking steps to get rid of the stress can be very helpful.
Chronic insomnia can last for years and causes excessive daytime sleepiness, poor concentration, memory loss and irritability. It can manifest as early as childhood. The resultant loss of sleep often causes additional health problems.
If your condition is bad enough to warrant a visit to your physician, chances are you have chronic insomnia, the type that keeps you awake night after night, week after week, sometimes for years.
Insomnia can disrupt sleep in different ways for different people or even can vary for one person over time. Some people find it difficult to fall asleep when first going to bed, and may toss and turn for hours before dropping off. Others fall asleep as soon as their heads hit the pillow, but three or four hours later they are wide awake again, unable to go back to sleep. A third person may fall asleep easily, but wake up far too early in the morning, unable to drop off again. Be sure to let your doctor know which is the most common for you. It might help determine what medication she prescribes.


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Off-Campus Incident of Aggravated Assault – HPD CFS # 2009-084528
Possible Threat to the Community
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November 19, 2009
TIME: Early morning hours of Sunday, November 15, 2009 at between 03:30 AM and 03:45 AM.
SUSPECT: Three unknown white males
In compliance with the "Timely Notice" provisions of the federal Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act of 1998 the University Police are giving notice of a incident reported to the Harrisonburg Police Department involving an alleged incident of Assault that occurred off-campus.
The Harrisonburg Police Department advise they are investigating an incident that reportedly occurred Sunday morning, November 15, 2009 in the 1000 Block of Port Republic Road in Harrisonburg, VA. A male victim reported that three unknown white males assaulted him. The victim was taken to RMH with non-life threatening injuries.
The case is still being actively investigated by law enforcement. Members of the University community are urged to be vigilant and report any unusual circumstances and/or suspicious activities/persons.
Anyone with information on this incident should call Harrisonburg Crime Solvers at 540.574.5050 or the Harrisonburg Police Department Criminal Investigations Division at 540.437.2640 or contact the James Madison University Police by telephone at 540.568.6911; in person at the Public Safety Office in Anthony Seeger Hall, located at the intersection of West Grace and South Main Streets; or by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com .
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PULLMAN, Wash. - This is what the future of Arizona Wildcats football was supposed to look like, right?
Matt Scott under center, the UA sitting at 5-1 and ranked No. 15 nationally. Winnable games remaining on the schedule. An entire city rooting for the electrifying quarterback with the big hair, green eyes and hyperkinetic legs.
Of course, looks are deceiving.
Scott never quite got the chance to win over his coaches and teammates during his first two-plus seasons at the UA, never had the highlight-reel play that showed off his speed and never seemed to grasp the Wildcats' spread offense.
And when he took over in Saturday night's 24-7 win over hapless Washington State, it was only because Nick Foles - the UA starter, the player who beat him out a year ago - was on the ground in a heap.
"It was kind of bittersweet," Scott said.
Scott will run the offense for the next two or three weeks, maybe longer, as Foles recovers from what appears to be a dislocated right kneecap.
Arizona's offense will change to suit him.
"We have to put multiple things in there that we can go to," coach Mike Stoops said. "You have to look at what Matt likes, then slant your offense to that."
Don't be surprised if the UA's retooled offense includes:
1. More sneaks. Scott arrived at the UA in 2008 as a "dual-threat" quarterback, one capable of beating opponents with both his arms and legs. Though the Wildcats' coaches did their best to turn him into a pocket-passer, speed remains Scott's biggest strength.
Expect the Wildcats' new starter to run -a lot.
Scott rushed 41 times for 309 yards a year ago - no player on the team averaged more yards per run. He has more career rushes (77) than completed passes (70).
The Wildcats could scrap some of their shorter passing routes in favor of a lead-option attack, with the 6-foot-3-inch, 215-pound Scott either handing the ball off or running it himself.
Think more Oregon, less Texas Tech.
"Matt's obviously better at running the ball than Nick," center Colin Baxter said. "It'll obviously open up some things."
2. Fewer passes - and completions. Foles built his reputation on completion percentage, connecting on 75.3 of this season's attempts before Saturday's injury. Scott isn't blessed with as accurate an arm, so the Wildcats likely won't attempt - or complete - as many passes.
Still, Scott seems to be getting better. He completed 14 of 20 passes for 139 yards against Washington State while running a system tailored for Foles.
Scott said he finally understands the offense.
"There would have been other times when I would have stayed back in the pocket and then run out," he said.
3. More Grigsby and Antolin. Though coaches stressed the importance of running the football through the first six games, the numbers showed otherwise. Before Saturday's win over Wazzu, Arizona had thrown the ball 201 times and run it just 136 times.
The Wildcats now have no choice but to establish the run.
Tailbacks Keola Antolin and Nicolas Grigsby gave the team a much-needed boost Saturday, rushing a combined 35 times for 158 yards and three touchdowns. They'll need to keep it up for the offense to continue chugging.
4. A Criner cutback. No player will be more affected by Foles' injury than Juron Criner, the Wildcats' All-America-caliber wide receiver. The rangy wideout caught just two passes for 20 yards against the Cougars, his worst performance of the season.
Don't be surprised if the Foles-to-Criner fade, the pass route that single-handedly made the Wildcats contenders a year ago, is replaced with something shorter and safer.
Scott said he still has plenty to work on. Only now, there's no margin for error.
"Every day is a day for improvement," he said. "There's a lot of room for it."
Up next
• Who: Washington at Arizona
• When: 7:15 p.m. Saturday
• Radio: 1290-AM, 107.5-FM, 990-AM (Spanish)
With first-place votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 16 and previous ranking.
1. Oregon (39) 6-0 2
2. Boise St. (15) 6-0 3
3. Oklahoma (3) 6-0 6
5. Auburn 7-0 7
7. Alabama 6-1 8
8. Michigan St. 7-0 13
9. Utah 6-0 11
10. Wisconsin 6-1 18
11. Ohio St. 6-1 1
12. Stanford 5-1 14
13. Iowa 5-1 15
14. Nebraska 5-1 5
15. Arizona 5-1 17
16. Florida St. 6-1 16
17. Oklahoma St. 6-0 20
18. Missouri 6-0 21
19. South Carolina 4-2 10
20. West Virginia 5-1 25
21. Arkansas 4-2 12
22. Texas 4-2 -
23. Virginia Tech 5-2 -
24. Mississippi St. 5-2 -
25. Miami 4-2 -
Others receiving votes: Southern Cal 80, Kansas St. 40, Nevada 19, Hawaii 8, North Carolina 8, Northwestern 8, Michigan 7, Georgia Tech 5, Oregon St. 3, Baylor 2, N.C. State 2, Air Force 1, East Carolina 1, Kentucky 1, Washington 1.


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'Perks of Being a Wallflower' Star Ezra Miller Praises Emma Watson's American Accent: 'She's Pretty Awesome' (VIDEO)
"You know, Logan and I had a conversation once," the 19-year-old actor — who attended the event with a cardboard cutout of his absent co-star, Logan Lerman — revealed. "We were like, 'Hey, you think Emma's going to be able to do an American accent like we can, because we are from America?'"
So, what was the final verdict?
"We were like, 'Probably, she's pretty awesome.' Then, after we saw the movie a couple days ago, we were like, 'Yup, we were right.'"
But it wasn't just the British-born Watson's accent that impressed Miller. In the video above, the actor spoke about the close relationship he formed with Lerman and Watson while filming the movie, calling the experience one of the best summers of his life.
"We formed a really close bond," he said.
"[It was the] kind of experience that the book is about, where you kind of realize in these beautiful moments that friends will get your through."
And speaking of one-of-a-kind experiences, stay tuned to the very end of the video to find out what happened when Miller pulled the Lerman cutout in for a quick interview.
Suffice to say, he didn't hold out as well as the real Loman would have on the red carpet.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower hits theaters on Sept. 21.


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According to the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency, James is the only name from the top 10 boys' names in 1975 to remain on the new list, while the girls list has completely changed.
As in recent years, more than 1,500 different girls' names were used, while about 1,000 separate boys' names were recorded by the agency in 2003.
Jack has alternated at the head of the boys' list since 2000 with Matthew, which slips down to second.
Chloe had been the most popular girls' name for the past six years, but it has slipped to fourth place, overtaken by Katie and Caitlin.
Parents tended to be more traditional when choosing middle names for their children.
The most popular extra forenames for boys were, in order: James; John; Patrick; William; Joseph and Thomas.
The lists provided a strong indication of names growing in popularity, with the boys' name Kai jumping 62 places to be ranked 94 on the list.
Lily moved from 162 in 2002 to be ranked 75th last year, while Sophia leapt from 155 in the list up to 81.
A sign of the times perhaps is two names - Catherine and Claire - which were ranked third and seventh respectively in 1975.
In the past year, Claire fell from 58 to 95, while Catherine fell 28 places to 64.
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The climax in a drama is the decisive moment. In the play The Miracle Worker it occurs in Act Three when Helen realizes that the word is the thing and the thing is the word. When Helen realizes that the strange gestures Annie is making in her hand are the word for water and she remembers her baby word "wa-wa" as she is being forced to pump water, language is unlocked for her enabling her to learn.
From the e-notes plot summary: "In the yard, Annie is forcing Helen to pump water, meanwhile spelling w-a-t-e-r into Helen's hand, and "Now," as Gibson says, "the miracle happens." Helen has the breakthrough Annie has prayed for, and runs around the yard touching, and learning from Annie the names of the pump, the stoop, the trellis, and more."


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text: Editor's Note: This article was originally published on RealMoney.com in October of 2002.In my last article I wrote a little about the Fannie Mae situation and the risks potentially growing there. I say potentially because we don't all agree on the matter. I got a nice email from the people at Fannie Mae, stating their side of the story, which I will share later in the column. Fannie Mae is a government-sponsored enterprise, and that status provides the company with certain privileges. Fannie is exempt from Securities and Exchange Commission requirements, as well as state and local taxes, saving the company billions of dollars annually. Additionally, the company can borrow at lower interest rates than conventional banks, and it also enjoys a $2.25 billion line of credit from the Treasury Department in case of economic difficulty. Furthermore, the Federal Reserve has the legal authority to purchase the debt of housing-related government-sponsored enterprises such as Fannie Mae. So if anything goes wrong, we, the taxpayers, will be the ones to bail them out. They keep their profits, but we share their risk. These safety nets have made Fannie Mae very attractive to investors. As our equities markets have crashed, investors have poured money into bond funds, especially those holding government-backed mortgage securities. This year, more than $16 billion has moved into mortgage-backed funds according to AMG Data Services, which tracks mutual-fund flows. Mortgage-backed bond funds have gained an average of 6% for the year, and over the past five years they've outperformed Treasury bond funds. But there are some risks looming that we as investors, and taxpayers, should be aware of.


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I read somewhere that too many outbound links can get you penalized by Google for looking like 'spam'.
Unfortunatly, it failed to mention how many outbound links it takes to look like spam in the eyes of Google!
Now, I'm worried. I have a new 'one page' website, that I am trying to fully optimise, but I don't want to risk being penalized as a result of having too many outbound links.
Could anyone give me a guesstimate of how many outbound links on a single page would be 'acceptable'?
If it looks like the main purpose of your site is to give outbound links then that could be a problem.
If it looks like the main purpose of your site is to provide content or a service, and you've included some helpful links to other sites as part of that, you should be fine.
In particular, if the outbound links are all to sites that are related to the same field, and are all different sites on different servers run by different people, that shouldn't trigger any red flags.
In my opinion, No, too many outbound links are not bad for SEO.Wikipedia has so many outbound reference links, its ranking good.
If your content demands reference links, you have to put them... there is no other alternate.
If backlinks are going to authority websites, they cannot harm your rankings in any way.
The sites with the most outbound links tend to be the ones that are the most popular because they provide people with a way to find all the other sites.
You will make your own site more sticky with visitors if you link to all the other related sites that they are likely to want to visit to get the parts of what they are looking for that are not covered in as much depth on your site.
As long as you link out to related sites thats be ok.
You should link out to help your readers of course.
Too many outbound links are definitely bad for your website. It will transfer reputation of your website to others and also look like spam and google can penalize it. If your page has 40-50 outbound links then it's ok.
it all depends on your site relevancy, if you have tech website and you did off page like social bokomark on other topics then it definitely create some penalties..
if you want to give related resources link to your readers, you should create seprate resource, but all related links from sidebar or from particular page, will be harmful for ranking as well page rank. this may affect for bounce rate of your website.
To better understand this, imagine you have 3 pages on same topic:1. relevant text and containing links to external relevant pages2. relevant text and linked one way from external relevant websites3. relevant text and relevant link exchange both ways with same external sites
Which do you think search engines will consider more reputable to return for a search query?
I think #2.
Somewhere in the Google webmaster guidelines it mentions to not have more than 100 links on a page internal or otherwise but I can't find the link to it at the moment. Maybe someone else knows allready or I'll have a better look if you like?
then facebook must be penalized by google lol
Probably Facebook have so much else going on having a positive effect that it far outwieghs the small negative impact of having too many links on a page.
It's not bad, depending on the quality of the back links. Don't get to many links from sites who put your links site wide! Also I would say it's better to get back links from related places as much as you can.
you must read the google policies.too much Outbound links are dangerous. A page must have 30 outbound links in average.
would you kindly provide a link to the page where google says "too much Outbound links are dangerous. A page must have 30 outbound links in average."
because quite frankly i think you're just making that up
I didn't said google said this. I advised you to read google policies.
outbound links are dangerous because if you keep too much outbound links in a page, google marks that page as spam and basically google says to keep 100 outbound links in a page but for a good strength page these links should be in average.
read here: googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2008/10/linking-out-often-its-just-applying.html
i read that, and it does not say anything like "if you keep too much outbound links in a page, google marks that page as spam"
it does say "Relevant outbound links can help your visitors" and "Unmonitored (especially user-generated) links ... can reduce your site's credibility"
the conclusion i reach from this is that good outbound links cannot hurt you, no matter how many of them you have, whereas allowing spam links on your page can hurt you
quite a different conclusion from yours
I understood the original question wrong, it was kinda late last night.
I would try not to get more than 20 external links to other sites, otherwise Google might think you sell links or are a link farm. Google likes outgoing links to authority sites though, like Wikipedia.
Outbound links are not bad, at following cases:Relevant link which adds more information for your visitors.Relevant link which links to high quality sites.
But linking to low quality and banned site definitely hurts your ranking.
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But on the other hand if someone is "liking" the item it will be published on there friends list and will be seen by hundreds of possible future costumers?
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Implements – Hand, belt/strap, paddle, cane, etc.
Role Play – setting the scene
After limits are negotiated there are several key elements to a good spanking that will enhance the experience.
The Spanker should
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The Spankee should
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The basic components of a good spanking scene
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Preparation/Presentation – Order the spankee to present him/herself in a particular way whether it is to put on or remove clothing, or to gather the implements, go to a particular location/room
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Punishment – After the spankee has taken their position, the punishment begins at the discretion of the Spanker
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