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"We felt like we had to run the ball to win," said Marshall coach Bob Pruett afterwards. "And stop them from running."
And Marshall did just that. The Thundering Herd -known for its passing attack and porous run defense- reversed roles on the Wildcats, running through the K-State defense and stopping the Wildcats much-ballyhooed running attack.
Marshall's Charlie Tynes drops KSU QB Jeff Schwinn. photo by Pete Aiken for Herd Insider.
KSU running back Darren Sproles was limited to a season-low 77 rushing yards as the Marshall defense kept the Wildcats to only 128 yards on the ground, total.
Marshall tied the game at 7-7 when defensive end Jonathan Goddard returned a KSU fumble 84 yards for a touchdown, the first of Goddard's career. The game-changing play energized the Marshall defense, to the tune of limiting Kansas State to only 2-of-11 third down conversions the entire game.
10-of-16 first downs were accomplished by the Thundering Herd via the ground attack of Franklin Wallace (112 yards on 17 carries) and Earl Charles (84 yards), a change of pace for Marshall.
QB Graham Gochneaur's three-yard touchdown pass to Jason Rader put the Herd up 25-20 with 3:34 left in the game. WR Josh Davis hauled in the two-point conversion pass right on the goal line for the final two points.
Kansas State's Sproles took a screen pass to the three-yard line with only :20 remaining. On the final play of the game, Marshall linebacker J.T. Rembert jumped in front of QB Jeff Schwinn's pass, ending the game and sealing the Herd's first win over an opponent ranked in both the AP and ESPN/Coaches polls.
Marshall players celebrate the Herd's biggest win since moving to Division 1 in 1997 after beating Kansas State 27-20.photo by Pete Aiken for Herd Insider.
"Awesome," was Pruett's simple summation afterward.
Marshall (2-2) now readies for a trip to Troy, Alabama to take on the Troy State Trojans next Saturday. Kansas State drops to 4-1 with the upset loss.

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The 10 Best Places to Hear Free Live Music in Phoenix
DJ Don Ricardo, one of the many to provide a sonic backdrop at The Vig
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Few things are better than live music, but you know what is? Free live music. Here are 10 places in Arizona's capital city to hear cover-less bands in the flesh.
10. The Vig Uptown
It's no secret that The Vig is a popular hangout spot. All you have to do is walk inside; at any given time, it's most likely a full house. From brunch to late night, their menu is loaded with a bunch of tasty dishes and drinks, including enticing "Vignature" cocktails. The musical backdrop keeps things lively. Sometimes it is live music with bands like Vinyl Station who play indie rock geared toward fans of U2 and Coldplay. A lot of DJ's with clever names are on the schedule, including DJ Riot Earp, and DJ Proper Villain.
Local band Currents rocks the Lawn Gnome stage
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9. Lawn Gnome Publishing
This downtown Phoenix bookstore gets a medal just for being one of the few bookstores still standing; they have a few years under their belt promoting literacy and culture through a host of happenings. They are particularly fond of indie lit and music, poetry, and zines and often have special events where you can see writers read and see a spotlight on independent publishers and their goods. They also have a nice backyard that has a stage that sees a good amount of live music. Acts that have graced the stage include indie band Currents and nerdcore duo Snailmate.
Enjoy mellow sounds on Timo's relaxing patio
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8. Slow Down Saturday at Timo
The name of this weekly event is a nod to the song "Slow Down" by British trip hop group, Morcheeba as much as it is a reflection of the chill vibe that DJ Andres brings to Saturday nights at this restaurant and wine bar. Timo specializes in wood-fired eats and they have pretty lush and relaxing indoor and outdoor settings where you can enjoy the food, drink, and tunes. Andres keeps things on the mellow side with a blend of seductive styles that you can groove to, like trip hop, electro-lounge, and nu jazz, and then intensifies things by playing deep house tracks.
Enjoy beats with your eats at this downtown restaurant and coffee shop
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Arizonans love their patio drinking and dining. When it even remotely seems like some sun is in the sky, or will be, seats get filled. Jobot is a popular destination on Sunday mornings for Beats and Brunch, which is exactly what it sounds like. Local DJ Just Chris, and sometimes a guest DJ, sets up shop and plays beat-driven music to create a lively, jumping atmosphere for hearty plates of breakfast foods, like carrot cake pancakes with cream cheese frosting, and breakfast sloppy joes with feta fries. Enjoy your eats and beats while you peep the happenings in the Roosevelt Row 'hood.
Downtown Tiki bar features Friday night DJ's
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6. Funky Friday at Bikini Lounge
When the clock hits 10 p.m. on Friday nights at the Bikini Lounge, a DJ takes over. Twice a month, that duty goes to DJ Jazzmaster Jax, who commands the turntables at Phoenix's oldest and most authentic Tiki bar. Jax is also known as Jackie Cruz who, when she's not DJing, sings and plays guitar in local bands Man Hands and Jade Helm. At this regular event, she is prepared to mix it up. You will get your ears treated to a diverse mix of punk, folk, ska, reggae, garage, new wave, and goth, just to name a few of the genres she spins.
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Review/Theater; Turner and Durning in 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'
By FRANK RICH
Published: March 22, 1990
It takes nothing away from Kathleen Turner's radiant Maggie in ''Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'' to say that Broadway's gripping new production of Tennessee Williams's 1955 play will be most remembered for Charles Durning's Big Daddy. The actor's portrayal of a 65-year-old Mississippi plantation owner in festering extremis is an indelible hybrid of red-neck cutup and aristocratic tragedian, of grasping capitalist and loving patriarch.
Just try to get the image of Mr. Durning - a dying volcano in final, sputtering eruption under a Delta moon - out of your mind. I can't. ''Cat'' is a curiously constructed work in which the central but sullen character of Brick, the all-American jock turned booze hound, clings to the action's periphery while Act I belongs to his wife, Maggie, Act II to his Big Daddy and the anti-climactic Act III (of which the author left several variants) to no one. Such is Mr. Durning's force in the second act at the O'Neill that he obliterates all that comes after, despite the emergence of Polly Holliday's poignant Big Mama in the final stretch.
Mr. Durning's Act II tour de force begins with low comedy: the portly, silver-haired actor, dressed in a sagging white suit and wielding a vaudeville comedian's stogie, angrily dismisses his despised, nattering wife and his bratty grandchildren, those cap-gun-toting ''no-neck monsters'' who would attempt to lure him into a saccharine birthday party. From that hilarious display of W. C. Fields dyspepsia, it is quite a leap to the act's conclusion. By then, Mr. Durning is white with fear, clutching the back of a chair for support, for he has just learned what the audience has long known: Big Daddy is being eaten away by cancer that ''has gone past the knife.''
In between comes a father-son confrontation that is not only the crux of Mr. Durning's performance but also the troubling heart of a play that is essential, if not first-rank, Williams. Big Daddy loves Brick (Daniel Hugh Kelly) and would like to favor him when dividing his estate of $10 million and ''28,000 acres of the richest land this side of the valley Nile.'' But there are mysteries to be solved before the writing of the will. Why are Brick and Maggie childless? Why is Brick, once a football hero and later a television sports announcer, now, at 27, intent on throwing away his life as if it were ''something disgusting you picked up on the street''? How did Brick break his ankle in the wee hours of the night before?
Mr. Durning will have his answers, even if he has to knock Brick off his crutch to get them. But his Big Daddy, while tough as a billy goat, is not a cartoon tyrant. He wants to talk to his son, not to badger him. He offers Brick understanding and tolerance in exchange for the truth, even if that truth might be Brick's closeted homosexual passion for his best friend and football buddy, Skipper, now dead of drink. All Big Daddy wants is freedom from the lies and hypocrisy of life that have so long disgusted him. Yet Brick, while sharing that disgust, won't surrender his illusions without a fight.
''Mendacity is the system we live in,'' the son announces. ''Liquor is one way out and death's the other.'' When the truth finally does emerge - and for both men it is more devastating than any sexual revelation - liquor and death do remain the only exits. Life without the crutch of pipe dreams or anesthesia is too much to take. As the lights dim on Act II, Mr. Kelly is isolated in a stupor and Mr. Durning, his jaw distorted by revulsion and rage, is howling like Lear on the heath. Advancing relentlessly into the bowels of his mansion, the old man bellows an epic incantation of ''Lying! Dying! Liars!'' into the tall shadows of the Southern Gothic night.
Along with the high drama and fine acting - Mr. Kelly's pickled Adonis included - what makes the scene so moving is Williams's raw sensitivity to what he called (in his next play, ''Orpheus Descending'') man's eternal sentence to solitary confinement. In ''Cat,'' Maggie probably does love Brick, Big Mama probably does love Big Daddy, and Brick loves Skipper and Big Daddy as surely as they have loved him. Yet the lies separating those who would love are not easily vanquished. In this web of familial, fraternal and marital relationships, Williams finds only psychic ruin, as terminal as Big Daddy's cancer and as inexorable as the greed that is devouring the romantic Old South.
In his revival, Howard Davies, the English director last represented in New York by ''Les Liaisons Dangereuses,'' keeps his eye on that bigger picture: Williams's compassion for all his trapped characters and his desire to make his play ''not the solution of one man's psychological problem'' but a ''snare for the truth of human experience.'' With the exception of Mae (Debra Jo Rupp), Brick's conniving sister-in-law, everyone on stage is human. The playwright doesn't blame people for what existence does to them. He has empathy for the defeated and admiration for those like Maggie who continue the fight for life and cling to the hot tin roof ''even after the dream of life is all over.''


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If sushi joints were high school students, Mitama would be the shy art geek that all the honors English girls had crushes on. This quietly chic restaurant, with its buttery walls and clear-plastic sculptures, looks more Berkeley than Japan. Some of the dishes, like the mountain vegetable salad and asparagus with sesame, are extensions of Japanese food were accustomed to, while others, like the colorfully named American sushi rolls and battered strips of nori, are as fusion as they come.
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I call myself kiddie-lover because I hesitate to use the word 'pedophile' as too many dumb-asses out there immediately think that means somebody 'active'. I, however, am a writer because this is the domain where a love/lust of under-18 can be lived out in harmless fantasy. To this end, I try to achieve a satisfying realism in my stories. I like to explore all degrees of pedophilia from loving to coaxing to coercian to outright force, but in moderation.
Most likely you won't like what you read here, but then again... your checking this profile.
Most of my works are written to be a good story first (hopefully), and an erotic story second, as opposed to a couple of paragraphs designed for a quick wank.
NOTE: My stories only have 'consensual sex', inasmuch as a fictional minor can give consent. The sex usually includes elements of love, instead of just cheap thrills with strangers.
His stories mostly involve incest, (family members having sex) pedophilia, (young children having sex) pregnancy (yes, having babies) and quite often several other quirks as well. These stories (with a few notable exceptions) are usually completely consensual (That means that all parties involved want to do whatever they are doing.) and are basically love-stories. Even though most people might consider this 'abuse,' nobody (with the above noted exceptions) gets abused in his stories. If a little girl has sex, (gets fucked) it's because she wants to get fucked, and asks for it. This may be unrealistic; but these are stories, FANTASIES. They are not intended as examples of the real world, or suggestions of things to do.
Frank started out by publishing a complete novel, ('Her Father's Daughter') ostensibly written by a friend ('Tammy') who didn't want to be identified further. He has also published several stories that he claims are his own, besides those of the mysterious Tammy. Once he started publishing, several other people have asked him to publish some of their stories, in the same manner.
If you are a regular reader of my stories, then you will know what to expect. If this is the first time you have downloaded or read any of my work, then firstly, thank you for your interest and I hope you enjoy it!
The over-riding factor I aim for within ALL of my stories is one of realism. While they are all works of fiction, derived from a somewhat over-active imagination of course, I like to think that the scenarios I create COULD have happened and in the way that I describe them.
I also use age appropriate words, dialogue and actions, and try to avoid slang wherever possible. I have a pet hate of certain terms such as ''jizz' and 'jism' and therefore, you will NEVER find them in ANY of my stories.
Generally speaking, everything that happens in my stories is consensual, although at time, as in real life, there may be persuasion, coercion or outright blackmail and bribes. I do NOT write stories which involve force, such as rape, nor anything by which any of the participants get hurt, other than by mutual consent. For example, a character may wish to be tied and spanked which is acceptable, but to be tied against their will and beaten up is not.
I am not here to moralise, preach or anything like that, so if that is your thing, then that is your thing. All I am saying is you will not find it in MY stories.
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For the longest time I was sure that Christian was some kind of ghost of himself who had a special awareness of things on the Island. Even when we discovered the Monster could manifest as dead humans, Christian seemed different. Most other appearances like Yemi were a one-off for the person who cared about them, whereas Christian's body had disappeared and he appeared to many different 815ers.
With the confirmation that MIB/Flocke and the Monster are one and the same, now I'm not so sure. What do you think?
pros for Christian IS the Monster:
- Christian played a direct role in guiding Locke to turn the wheel and get himself killed, which seemed to be part of the Monster's plan.
- Christian directed Frank and Sun to wait for Flocke for guidance, sort of like how Alex told Ben to follow Flocke's orders.
- Many walking/talking/touching dead people on the Island turn out to be the Monster (one exception is Hurley's ghosts).
- There seem to be hints, like the smoke detector going off.
cons for Christian is NOT the Monster:
- The cabin appeared to be surrounded by ash the first two times we saw Christian in it.
- Christian's body vanished while Locke's was still there.
- Aside from Hurley's ghosts, a couple others don't necessarily seem to be the Monster. For example, Horace and Ben's mother. Also, Claire (assuming she's dead).
- Christian was with Frank and Sun while Flocke was with Ben. Smokey has seemed limited to one body at a time.
- Christian's interest in Claire and in having people say hi to Jack for him seemed more fatherly than Monsterly.


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Life Science Changes in Ecosystems 5.9 C
Predict the effect of changes in ecosystems caused by living organisms, including humans. Ecosystems are always changing. The changes can be caused by: Human Activity Animals Natural Disasters Plants How will the ecosystem be affected by this trash? Animals might be harmed. Plants might not be able to grow. How can it be fixed? What impact will cutting down the trees have on the ecosystem? How will the highway affect the ecosystem? Habitats will be divided. The predators may be forced to cross the road to find prey. Plants produce oxygen and provide habitats for many organisms. How will the beaver pond affect the ecosystem? Beavers chew down many trees. Beaver ponds create new habitats. Beaver dams can destroy habitats further down river. Overpopulation of grazers can change an ecosystem. Animals may have to move or they will perish. There is no vegetation to stop erosion. Over time, one species may replace or dominate another species. The community slowly changes. This is called succession. How would a drought affect the organisms in the ecosystem? What impact would a forest fire have on an ecosystem? The animals would have to move or they may perish. Plants will perish, but fire is important for re-growth of the forest. Animals may have to move or they may perish. Plants and animals that can conserve water will survive.
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Life Science #2
Changes in Ecosystems
Lauri Marekon 20 March 2011
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Land Rover Expert/Master Technician
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- £23,846 with potential to earn up to £34,246 based on individual perfo
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- Sector
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As our Land Rover Expert/Master Technician you'll be responsible for the in depth fault diagnosis and repair of all kinds of land Rover vehicles ensuring all work is carried out to Land Rover manufacturer standards and paperwork completed accurately. You'll also train and coach other team members and communicate directly with customers and the manufacturer when required to deliver a positive customer experience. Ideally, you'll have some previous experience as an Expert/Master Technician or equivalent and it goes without saying that you'll hold a relevant, formal qualification such as NVQ Level 3 or City and Guilds. You'll have excellent technical knowledge, be competent in the use of diagnostic equipment and be able to demonstrate quality workmanship. You'll have the ability to coach and guide other technicians in the team and have the confidence and service skills to deal with customers on a face to face basis. You'll also possess a full valid UK driving license. In addition to the generous package we offer other benefits: 40 hour working week with generous holiday allowance Competitive bonus scheme based on individual performance and customer satisfaction Child Care Vouchers Drive a brand new car with our 'Drive at Work' scheme Own a brand new bike with our 'Cycle to Work' scheme Used car purchase scheme Team member discounts on a wide range of products and services Working with some of the latest vehicles and technology, you'll have access to the latest Land Rover manufacturer training to develop you skills and experience as well as a structured career development plan and internal opportunities for progression as part of Europe's largest motor retail group. Join us and see how far you could go… This job was originally posted as www.totaljobs.com/job/66729476


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The staff is great, polite and friendly. Swimming pool is well maintained, clean and is great for relaxation.
It is located very close to the candolim beach, can walk down there in 5 minutes or so, but it is not the most happening beach out there. It is great place if you dont like too much crowd and prefer privacy and calm.
Only thing I'd advise you against is going for the lunch/dinner buffer, it is worthless both in value and taste, choice. If you are dying of hunger and cant find food outside, then opt for the in room dining options. The chinese joint in the hotel is fine, not great, use it if you cant go outside for food.
All in all, very decent hotel for couples/families. You cant go wrong if you avoid the food and dont mind the rates.
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Hey everyone. It's me CrossoverMike. Seeing that there hasn't been any crossover stories between these two. I thought I might as well make one myself. Sorry if I have not done my other story for a long time. I've been quite busy, but don't worry. I'm still going to work on that one. Anyway this is a InuYasha and Ice Age crossover. Also this story takes place before the story called Totally Ice Age Mystery Much, where the Sub-Zero Heroes, Buck, Scrat, Scratte, Momma, Papa, Egbert, Shelly, Yoko, and Rudy get frozen and thaw in the modern day meeting the Martin Mystery gang and Totally Spies in it.
Full Plot Summary: When InuYasha and the others has a run in with Naraku who then sends them all back 20,000 years ago into the Ice Age with a new power he somehow gained. Now the InuYasha gang aren't sure what they can do. They then eventually meet the Sub-Zero Heroes and befriends with them. But can InuYasha, Kagome, and the others ever find a way back or will they be trapped in the Ice Age forever. Friendships grow, and other things happens as they all stick together.
P.S.: I do not own either InuYasha or Ice Age. Rumiko Takahashi owns InuYasha and Blue Sky Studios own Ice Age.
A Feudal Adventure in the Ice Age
InuYasha, and the others were once again like everyday on their adventure in search for the jewel shards. Sometime ago, Kagome has detected a Jewel Shard. Now they were heading to where it could be. "Dammit, Kagome. Can't you move any faster. You're backing us up. The sooner we find that Jewel Shard. The quicker the Sacred Jewel is finally complete." InuYasha said.
"I'm moving as fast as I can, InuYasha. The Jewel Shard is close by. So please stop complaining." Kagome said.
"Do you ever know when to stop complaining. Really you act like a little child when you do." Shippo said.
The Hanyou stared at the little Kitsune for a minute. "How about you just shut up. Unless you want me to bonk you in the head before I lose my cool." InuYasha said.
"You don't have to make such a big deal about it. Sheesh." Shippo said.
InuYasha turned his attention away from Shippo. "HENTAI!" Sango screamed.
A loud slap could be heard. InuYasha, Kagome, Shippo, and Kirara turned around to see a rather angry Sango standing over Miroku on the ground who had a dark red handprint on his cheek. This was probably the fifth time today Sango had slapped Miroku for groping her. Sango was so furious. She walked pass by everyone towards Kagome. "Miroku did it again did he?" Kagome said.
"Yes." Sango said.
Miroku got up onto his feet. "Honestly, Miroku. Why are you always doing that. I'm starting to think you like her slapping you. Am I right or what?" InuYasha said.
"Not quite. Shall we keep moving on." Miroku said.
"Might as well. Kagome are we going to keep on going or what?" InuYasha said.
"Yes, InuYasha. I was just waiting if everyone was ready." Kagome said.
"Then let's quit standing around." InuYasha said.
Kagome rolled her eyes and then everyone kept moving. Kirara ran up towards Sango jumping onto her shoulder. The Jewel Shard was now close. "The Jewel Shard. It's close." InuYasha said.
InuYasha ran pass everyone running towards the direction the Jewel Shard is. "InuYasha! Wait for us!" Kagome said.
Everyone else began to run. InuYasha found where the Jewel Shard would happen to be only to not see it anywhere. "I could of swore. This is where it suppose to be." InuYasha said.
The Half-Breed suddenly caught a scent. Something wasn't right. The others finally caught up to where InuYasha was standing. "InuYasha! Please wait for us! We can't run as fast as you." Miroku said.
InuYasha didn't respond back. "InuYasha..." Miroku said.
"Is something wrong?" Kagome said.
InuYasha didn't turn, but still spoke. "This was a trap! It's Naraku!" InuYasha said.
"What!" Everyone said.
"We have to leave now!" InuYasha said.
They all heard a evil laugh. "I think not." Naraku said.
Naraku came out of the shadows. InuYasha snarled right at him before pulling out Tetsusaiga. "Naraku! Die!" InuYasha said.
InuYasha was about to make his way towards him, but before he could. Without anyone noticing. Naraku created a portal with a brink of an eye that began to suck everyone up. "What the!" Sango said.
"This must of been one of Naraku's new powers!" Miroku said.
"It's been nice knowing you, but now your all gone for good."Naraku said.
Everyone tried to hold on. "In-InuYasha!" Kagome said.
InuYasha stopped and turned to see Kagome, Shippo, Miroku, Sango, and Kirara get pulled into the portal. "No!" InuYasha screamed.
InuYasha too then got pulled in by the portal as well, which then closed. "With them all finally gone. There's no way for them to get back. Where they gone to doesn't matter." Naraku said.
Naraku then left. The portal opened in a cold grassland with snow, and trees. Glacier walls blocked the land. InuYasha, Kagome, Shippo, Miroku, Sango, and Shippo all came out of the portal, which then closed before they had a chance to see it. Everyone got up rubbing their heads. "That bastard! Just he waits until I get my claws on him!" InuYasha said.
"Kagome, is it me or does everything seem so different." Miroku said.
"Not to mention cold as well." Shippo said shivering.
"Where are we?" Sango said.
"I'm not sure. It doesn't even look like the Feudal Era anymore." Kagome said.
Kirara grew to her huge size in case of something like danger or later on. "Wherever Naraku has done. I'm already starting to hate this place." InuYasha said.
He felt a snowball hit his face followed by a laugh. InuYasha turned around to see it was Shippo. "Got you! Come on, InuYasha. You had to admit. It was a bit funny!" Shippo said.
"Funny! That's not funny! This is funny you little brat!" InuYasha said.
InuYasha bonked Shippo on the head. The little kitsune began to cry. "InuYasha! Sit Boy!" Kagome said.
Face met dirted as InuYasha got back up. "Wench! What was that for!" InuYasha said.
"For hitting Shippo, and I would appreciate it if you stopped calling me those kind of things. Unless you want me to say it again." Kagome said.
"Feh I'll say what I want and he started it with throwing a snowball at me." InuYasha said.
"This isn't the time to argue. We are not sure where we are. What should we do?" Miroku said.
Shippo stopped crying as Kagome picked him up holding Shippo in her arms. "I'm really not sure, but until then. We might as well keep moving or we might freeze." Kagome said.
"Kagome's right. Though we have to find a way back, all we can do now is keep walking." Sango said.
"Feh, you all can walk. I'm running." InuYasha said.
InuYasha turned and ran. "We can't catch up with him when he runs. We might as well ride Kirara." Kagome said.
"Sure, Kirara mind giving us a lift." Sango said.
Kirara nodded letting them climbed on her back. Kirara then flew into the air to catch up with InuYasha. InuYasha kept running as fast as he could until suddenly he saw what appeared to be a strange Squirrel with a long snout, two pointy teeth, stripes on it's back, and a long poofy tail. It was Scrat. The Hanyou stopped at his feet. He looked at it. At first he thought it was a demon, but wasn't once he sense no Demon Aura in it. "It's not a Demon. You know while, Kagome and the others catch up. Maybe this little bugger can tell me where I am." InuYasha said.
InuYasha made his way towards Scrat who was minding his very own business until he heard a voice. "Hey, you." InuYasha said.
Scrat heard and turned around to see what appeared to be a human except he had long silver hair and dog ears. "Yeah, I'm talking to you." InuYasha said.
The Saber Toothed Squirrel felt confused. "Would you happen to know where me and the others are." InuYasha said.
Scrat wished he could tell him, but it's the fact he can't talk. Scrat shrugged not being able to tell him. "You can't talk. Great. Sorry for bugging you then." InuYasha said.
Scrat said in his language that it was okay. InuYasha then decided to walk now as he walked by pass Scrat. The Saber Toothed Squirrel has never seen a Human like this before, but it really wasn't that important. Scrat just had to find a way to get back to the Dinosaur World and find Scratte. With that. Scrat ran off. InuYasha who was still walking suddenly heard everyone else catch up. He decided to stop and wait as Kirara landed on the ground and everyone climbed off of Kirara. Kagome set Shippo onto the ground. "I see you've caught up." InuYasha said.
"Well of course. You think we're not going to follow." Kagome said.
"That doesn't matter. Anyway while you were all trying to catch up. I ran into this weird looking squirrel. I asked him if he knew where we were, but he couldn't talk. So much for that." InuYasha said.
"At least you tried. Come on." Kagome said.
Now that they were all together now. They kept walking. Meanwhile nearby. A herd of animals consisting of three Woolly Mammoths, a Smilodon, a Ground Sloth, and two Opossums were all walking together. There names was Manfred, Ellie, Peaches, Sid, Diego, Crash, and Eddie. "Manny are we going to stop sooner or what. Can't we have a break. My feet are killing me." Sid said.
"Yeah, Manny. I agree with Sid." Diego said.
"Well...alright, but only for a few minutes. Then we continue on." Manfred said.
They all sat down resting. "Say, Manny. Where are we going again?" Ellie said.
"We're just all going for a walk, then going back. We've been there for so long. I want to refresh my mind from that whole underground adventure." Manfred said.
"Oh, okay. Just asked." Ellie said.
Peaches came up to her parents. Crash and Eddie did as well. "I thought we were moving again." Crash said.
"Yeah that's what I thought as well." Eddie said.
"Nope, despite the fact there's that Dangerous Underground world. As long that we don't go back. We'll be fine. Speaking of that. Wonder how Buck is doing down there. I actually miss him." Manfred said.
"We all do, but it was his choice that he wanted to stay down there." Ellie said.
"Yep, staying down there because of Rudy." Diego said.
"Rudy was a nightmare. Please don't say his name." Sid said.
"Sorry, Sid." Diego said.
"No worries at all." Sid said.
As they kept sitting there. From a few feet away. InuYasha and the others caught the sight of them. "Look maybe they could tell us where we are." InuYasha said.
From seeing the animals. Kagome realized where they were. "InuYasha wait!" Kagome said.
"What Kagome?" InuYasha said.
"I think we might know where we are...These animals. We are in the Ice Age." Kagome said.
"Ice Age what?" InuYasha said.
"Lady Kagome, what's this Ice Age you speak of?" Miroku said.
"Well...it's kind of hard to explain, but let me tell you anyway. We are in the age where these animals exist. It is the Late Pleistocene and from the looks of it. We're all twenty thousand years back in the past." Kagome said.
Everyone's eyes opened wide. "What! You mean their were creatures like this before us? Better yet! Are you saying were far more in the past!" InuYasha said.
"Wow, really Kagome." Shippo said.
"Yes." Kagome said.
"So how do you know all this then Kagome?" InuYasha said.
"Where else of course. School silly." Kagome said.
"I've should of guess." InuYasha said.
"Let's go." Kagome said.
"Not quite yet. Just in case your wrong. I'm going to ask those animals you speak of." InuYasha said.
"InuYasha no! They can't talk and could attack in defense." Kagome said.
"See that I care." InuYasha said.
InuYasha turned and marched his way towards the Sub-Zero Heroes. With nothing else they can do. The others followed. The Sub-Zero Heroes all saw the sight of InuYasha coming. "Manny what's that?" Ellie said.
"It's a human...except a bit different! Everyone stay behind me." Manfred said.
"But wait, manny what if he means no harm?" Sid said.
"This is just in case. I don't want to take the chance." Manfred said.
"Oh..." Sid said.
Everyone hid behind Manfred as InuYasha approach. When InuYasha got there. He stared at the male Woolly Mammoth. Manfred wasn't sure if he should trust what he thought was a odd looking Human not knowing what Hanyous and Demons were at all. Not wanting to take the chance. Manfred prepared to attack just in case. InuYasha flinched from seeing this. "Hey! What's your problem dammit! I'm not going to hurt you!" InuYasha said.
Manfred blinked in surprise. He just heard him talk. "Wait you can talk and why should I believe what you said." Manfred said.
"Just please. Of course I can talk. I'm sorry if you all felt threatened." InuYasha said.
"Oh...it's okay everyone. You can stop hiding." Manfred said.
Sid, Diego, Ellie, Peaches, Crash, and Eddie all came out from hiding and looked at InuYasha. By the time they did. Kagome, Miroku, Sango, Shippo, and Kirara arrived. "InuYasha come on. You're going to get hurt." Kagome said.
"Kagome, they seem to be no harm." InuYasha said.
"What?" Kagome said.
"We are. Unless you end up attacking us, but I see any of you aren't. So that's a good thing." Manfred said.
"You can talk!" Kagome said.
"Well, yeah." Manfred said.
"Alright enough already. So I have something to ask. Is this the Ice Age? I asked because I want to be sure." InuYasha said.
"Well that's a silly question to ask. Of course you are." Manfred said.
"I guess you right all along then Lady Kagome." Miroku said.
"See I told you InuYasha." Kagome said.
"Whatever. Let's get going." InuYasha said.
As they were about to leave. Ellie spoke. "Wait hold up." Ellie said.
InuYasha growled lightly and looked at them all again. "What, don't you see we have somewhere to go? We don't have all day." InuYasha said.
"Sheesh, and I thought Manny was moody." Sid said.
"Yeah, no kidding." Diego said.
"We like to know who you all are." Ellie said.
"Um, Ellie. Why are you asking this." Manfred said.
"Manny these folks are probably lost. Maybe if we know their names. We can help them." Ellie said.
"Oh I see." Manfred said.
Ellie turned to look at InuYasha and the others. "So as I was saying. Who are you all." Ellie said.
Kagome stepped in now standing in front of InuYasha. "Oh, well. I like to be first to introduce myself. I'm Kagome. Don't mind InuYasha. He can be quite a bad temper kind of guy." Kagome said.
"Oh, it's alright. I'm Ellie by the way. This is my husband, Manfred but you can call him Manny and this is our daughter Peaches." Ellie said.
"It's very nice to meet you." Kagome said.
Sid and Diego walked up in front. "I'm Sid." Sid said.
"Call me Diego." Diego said.
Diego caught the sight of Kirara. "She's beautiful...I've never seen anyone like her." Diego said to himself.
Crash and Eddie jumped off Ellie's tusks. "I'm Crash" Crash said.
"And I'm Eddie." Eddie said.
Crash and Eddie notice InuYasha's ears. They walked up to him. "Say, not to be rude. But you're weird." Crash said.
"Cool ears. I wish I had ears like that." Eddie said.
"Oh great just please. Not more annoyances. Isn't Shippo bad enough. Now more." InuYasha said.
"Don't mind about them. At least they're not as annoying as Sid." Manfred said.
"That's good. I'm InuYasha." InuYasha said.
"My name is Sango, and this is Kirara." Sango said.
"Call me Shippo." Shippo said.
Manfred saw Shippo and quietly spoke to InuYasha. "You're right. He is an annoyance from the looks of it." Manfred said.
"Finally someone who agrees. Tell me about it." InuYasha said.
Miroku walked up to the Sub-Zero Heroes standing beside Sango. "And my name is Miroku" Miroku said.
Miroku began groping Sango again. Looking at him in the eyes with anger. She yelled angrily. "HENTAI!" Sango said.
Sango slapped Miroku across the face. Ellie covered Peaches eyes finding that shouldn't be seen by kids. "The Sub-Zero Heroes looked confused. "Um...what was that all about?" Diego said.
"Oh, Miroku. He's always doing that. Asking a woman to bare his child and gropes them." InuYasha said.
"Wow that is just wrong." Manfred said.
Miroku got back up rubbing his cheek where Sango slapped him. "You're disgusting." Crash said.
"So, true." Eddie said.
"What? How." Miroku said.
"Um well asking a woman to bear your children and grope them. Not cool. Getting them that way is just wrong." Crash said.
"Pervert!" Eddie yelled.
Crash and Eddie turned away from Miroku. Sid walked up to Miroku laughing at him pointing. "You are a pervert. It sucks to be you though. Am I right or what. If any of you agree." Sid said.
Miroku stared at Sid angrily. "What did you just say about me!" Miroku said.
"Well I mean no wonder why girls won't dig you. Because you...well you know what Crash and Eddie said. Plus I have better chances of getting a girl Sloth to like me since I don't do that kind of thing." Sid said.
"Oh...Sorry for raising my voice then." Miroku said.
"No sweat. Hey by the way. Nice stick thing you got there. Can I have it." Sid said.
"No you cannot." Miroku said.
"Hey thanks." Sid said.
Sid took Miroku's staff from his hands. "I said no you couldn't!" Miroku said.
"Hey, Manny look. I'm a Karate fighting Sloth!" Sid said.
"That's nice, Sid. Now give him back his staff." Manfred said.
"He said I could have it." Sid said.
Miroku took his Staff back before hitting Sid on the head with it. "Owwww!" Sid said.
"No I didn't." Miroku said.
"So now that we introduced each other. We might as well get going." InuYasha said.
"Wait...maybe you all can hang with us. We are happy to have others join us." Ellie said.
"Really...Thanks. What do you all say." Kagome said.
"Well nothing else we can do. I guess. Just as long that no annoying stuff happens. I mean the hell Shippo was bad now these two furry things." InuYasha said.
"Wow, InuYasha. I'm moody, but never like that. Some words." Manfred said.
"Hey, I had a bad childhood." InuYasha said.
"Oh...I...understand...I had a good childhood, but I had a very rough life too at this age now about two years and a couple of months ago...but I would rather not talk about it." Manfred said.
"Neither do I." InuYasha said.
Diego walked up to Kirara. "Say, I've never met such a beautiful feline like you. How about you and I hook up later." Diego said.
Kirara blushed softly feeling shy before shrugging her shoulders. "Guess that's a maybe." Diego said.
Kirara nodded. "Alright. Break time is over. So since your all tagging along with us. Maybe we can tell each other more about us later. Come on though." Manfred said."
Everyone nodded as they began to walk together. "Kagome?" Shippo said.
"Yeah, Shippo." Kagome said.
"Can you carry me." Shippo said.
"Sure." Kagome said.
Kagome lifted Shippo up into her arms carrying him. Peaches stayed near her mom and dad just in case of danger. Diego seemed to be hitting on Kirara and everyone else just kept walking. "So, are you really a moody like me? You know like getting annoyed and other things like that?" Manfred said.
"Yeah, but trust me. You don't want to get on my bad side, when I get mad." InuYasha said.
"Oh...I see..." Manfred said.
InuYasha, Kagome, Miroku, Sango, Kirara, Manfred, Sid, Diego, Ellie, Crash, Eddie, and Peaches, while Shippo was being carried by Kagome all stayed together as they all walked off. Already starting to get along and forming a friendship.
That is it for Chapter One. I also still promise to work on my other story. Hopefully this month.
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Police stopped three youngsters in the Downs View area on Saturday after they were spotted acting suspiciously near a marked police car.
As an officer approached the girl and two boys from the area, she could smell cannabis.
Each youngster produced a grinder and a bag of the Class B drug, which the police confiscated.
But the officer, aware of the identity of the youngsters and in possession of their details, decided not to arrest them.
The three will now be re- educated through the Wiltshire Crime initiative, which could take the form of a meeting with drugs workers and the youths' parents.
They will only have this opportunity once, and should they be caught in possession of drugs again they will be dealt with in the usual manner.