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Square vs The Merchant Doctor's Phone Swipe Part 1
POSTED BY: Rhett Baylies
Square vs The Merchant Doctor solution, The Phone Swipe!
While the battle goes on about which mobile processing solution to accept credit cards on the go is best, who is the winner?
In the past we have written articles outlining the big differences between using Square to accept credit cards and The Merchant Doctor's PhoneSwipe mobile payment solution but with competition heating up and changes being made continuously it is time for an up to date honest comparison of the two products.
Let's start out by looking at the similarities between the two mobile payment providers.
Both Square and Phone Swipe offer small volume merchants a simple and efficient way to accept credit cards just about anywhere with NO contract, NO monthly fees, NO annual fees, NO PCI fees along with easy to understand credit card processing rates and both mobile payment providers supply FREE card readers. Both have a fully customizable free app that allows merchants to create virtual point of sale systems. Square and Phone Swipe can be integrated with cash drawers and printers. As a matter of fact Square and the Merchant Doctor solutions are just about head to head when it comes to the functionality of the app itself. So how do you decide which company is the best for your business to accept credit cards with? In Part One of our series we would like to start with some of the technical differences between Square and Phone Swipe and then in Part Two move onto service and functional differences.
First Off, Square is NOT a credit card processor!
This is one myth that Square would love for you to continue to believe. Many businesses seem to believe that they have somehow found a way to "cut out the middleman", however, Square Up is not a credit card processor they are basically a merchant service provider with one major difference. Square is what's called an aggregator (more on that in a bit). So, just like a lot of merchant service providers, Square is simply a representative or link for the processing bank. Chase Paymentech is the company that actually processes the transactions for Square, and JP Morgan Chase is the company's acquiring bank (also known as a member bank). Just like many merchant service providers Square is responsible for customer service, sales, billing, and a host of other activities but Paymentech is responsible for the transactions.
When a transaction is conducted, the Square application gathers credit card information and routes it to Paymentech whom routes it through the appropriate Visa or MasterCard networks to the customer's card issuing bank. When an approval code is issued Paymentech routes the funding from JP Morgan Chase.
So the truth is that Square is simply a merchant service provider and uses processors and banks to complete credit card transactions. This means that they are not immune to Interchange rates and fees or any Visa MasterCard assessments etcetera.
There is one big difference when you have an account with Square vs Phone Swipe at the Merchant Doctor.
As I mentioned, Square is an aggregator. This means that when you have any account with Square they are simply providing your business access to a large aggregate account that is in Square's name and not the yours! This means technically your hard earned sales are actually the property of Square and not your business until Square distributes the funds! The problem with this goes beyond the security concerns but with the fact that this practice gives Square the right (like Pay Pal) to do with your funds whatever they like, for instance, freezing your funds for any reason they see necessary. Since Square is not a credit card processor and they are getting the aggregate account from a credit card processor that means that the true credit card processor (Paymentech) also has the right to create a reserve account if there are fraud concerns. With the Merchant Doctor and Phone Swipe you will be assigned a custom and unique merchant account in your (or your business' name). This account provided guaranteed deposits regardless of your sales volume. Your unique merchant account with the Merchant Doctor will no co-mingle your funds with any other business which means more security and control for you. It also means that you have a processor working on for your best interest and not their own.
Now let's compare Square with Phone Swipe by looking at customer reviews.
There is a clear winner when you look at customer ratings on ITunes. The Phone Swipe gets a full 4 stars while the Square review only gets 3 stars. In reading the written reviews regarding Square there are three distinct issues that cause their low star rating; Funds being held, lack of customer service, and poor, broken, or never received card readers. Using the same process and looking at the Phone Swipe reviews a majority of the complaints were regarding the sales office or agent representing Phone Swipe and poor service or misrepresentation provided by that particular sales office. Remember, like Square, who is a representative for Chase Paymentec, Phone Swipe is actually a North American Bancard product and can be sold by any number of independent representatives who may or may not have the years of experience and customer service standards that the Merchant Doctor team is able to offer.
Next let's compare the Square Card Reader vs the Phone Swipe Card reader.
Once again sourcing customer reviews from ITunes and the the Google Play store it is readily apparent that the Square card reader is highly unreliable and cheaply made. Many Square reviewers wrote that they love the idea, the pricing, and functionality of the app but find it useless do to the poor card readers and lack of customer service when one breaks. Compare that to the Phone Swipe card reader which is made by ROAM DATA who is the #1 manufacturer of secure mobile payment card readers in the world and is incredibly well built, reliable, and know as an industry leader. The number one "problem" experienced by the reviews this author read of the Phone Swipe are claims that it does not work or function as a card reader. This is often a simply fix and all users have to remember is to make sure that the Media Volume on their device is turned up all the way to ensure that the card is read properly.
It is notable to report that after huge amounts of pressure from the industry, concerned users, and even the government Square finally released an encrypted card reader. It still dumbfounds many as to how such a well funded company ever thought that it could issue such corruptible devices to just about anyone who asked for one. We do thank them for finally providing a more secure card reader to its users.
Square Customer Service vs Phone Swipe Service with the Merchant Doctor.
One of the biggest complaints from Square users is their lack of customer service. Square only offers service in one of three ways - the online FAQ/Help page on their website, via Twitter, and EMail. Square does not provide any customer service center with real people that can interpret and assist with customer issues. Compare this with a Phone Swipe account with the Merchant Doctor who also offers service via their FAQ/Training page and email but also provides a 24/7 customer service center based in the United States that merchants are able to easily call into for immediate assistance, a full video based training center, and merchant portal assistance. Additionally Phone Swipe users who have accounts with the Merchant Doctor will appreciate that they are able to directly reach the Merchant Doctor team via email or direct phone line to answer questions and concerns.
Square Account Limitations vs the Phone Swipe.
Another big difference between these two mobile payment providers are the limitations set on the amounts that can be processed either per transaction or on a monthly basis. All merchant accounts are created with some type of limitation based on the businesses' needs to help protect against credit card fraud. With the Phone Swipe your account is fully customized to meet the needs of your business and is easily modified to grow or change with your business. This differs from Square who treats all businesses the exact same and places a $2002/month manual transaction limitation on all accounts. If your business processes over that amount Square holds your money for 30 days by contract. You may request to have that amount increased, however, there are a number of reports that this process is difficult, inefficient, or impossible. Funds are deposited by both companies in 2 business days. Square does claim on their website that funds are deposited within 24 hours, however, if you look at the fine print the funds are released for deposit in 24 hours. Once funds are released it could take an additional 24-48 hours for those funds to be deposited into your account depending on your bank. So when it comes to deposit times both providers are equal with a reliable 2 (or 3 depending on your bank) business day deposit times.
Now that we have looked at a comparison of the operational differences between Square and a Phone Swipe account with the Merchant Doctor stay tuned because next time we will look at what each company has to offer that the other does not so that you can make the absolute best choice for your business' needs.
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Above you see a lawyer that is talking to the jury. He is defending a case and trying to prove his client innocent. This is the average court room day for a lawyer. He tries to persuade the judge and jury into believing that the client is guilty. He uses evidence to do this. If he is successful, the client will not go to prison and the lawyer will be paid major cash.
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Serbian musician, well-known with his soundtracks, had been hosted by the International Bursa Festival two years ago as well. At his concert at Kültürpark Amphitheatre, Bregovic interpreted some of his Balkan music repertoir for the two-hour-long performance.
Maestro Bregovic told that he was happy to see audience's attention and love. The concert included his music of cult films such as "Time of the Gypsies", "Arizona Dream", and "Underground".
Balkan music enthusiasts clapped Bregovic and his band for minutes.
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It's very fashionable to talk about moderate Muslim and Liberal Muslim today in 2013 but what exactly is a moderate Muslim? Who is a moderate Muslim? Given the present political and social dynamics a cocktail circuit an atheist Muslim would be a perfect candidate for such a title but can there be a Muslim who loves India is a 5 times namazi fears Allah and also loves his Indian culture and fellow Indians at the same time also be a moderate Muslim?
To many Muslims this is a way of life and is basic and elementary as eating and breathing but yet it's such a big deal when it comes to Patriotism. When the advent of terms like Terrorism, Islamist many who themselves stand on the right side have tried to paint a picture of Islam and Terrorism being a synomous and also there is a school of thought that blames Muslims for the Partition of India. Few people know that Pashtun Muslim majority NWFP of Pakistan which is today is hot bed of Taliban militancy in Pakistan had voted for a secular congress and not Muslim League in 1946 elections. What did the people who chose to vote for Congress and not Muslim League think before voting a secular congress over a Muslim League?
When India and Pakistan was partitioned in 1947 the Indian Muslims had a choice they could migrate to Islamic republic of Pakistan or could stay in a secular but Hindu Majority India. There was almost a total migration of population in places like Punjab but there were also other places which were affected by partition which the population migrated for various reasons. There were instances of one brother migrating to Pakistan and others staying back in India. So what was going on in the minds of such families? Why did they choose to stay in Hindu Majority India in spite of all the propaganda of The "Two Nation Theory" by Muslim League? Jinnah is considered by many as the Leader of Muslims in 1947 but what impact did Muslim leaders like Maulana Azad and Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan had upon the Indian Muslims of 1947? These are some of the interesting questions that have to be pondered and Play "Imaan" has tried to throw light on some of the issues.
The one act play starts when the protagonist Hussain's grandson comes home in tears after being teased by his class mates as Pakistani and he questions his grandfather of his decision for not going to Pakistan and staying back in India when most of his other brothers had left for Pakistan. The play concludes on the day of 1992 Babri Masjid demolition when the whole country is rocked by riots and his grandson is missing? How does Hussain react to the situation? The Play weaves through 1992 and 1947.
Sameer Khan the writer and director in his play "Imaan" has tried to explain some of these issues. The first show of this Hindustani play was held at a modest but artistic venue called "Kala Chaya" at Patrakar Nagar Pune on September 2012 and was packed with audience and received rave reviews by everyone present at the venue. Imaan is back one again this time at Nehru memorial Hall Pune on 4th August 2013.
The Language of the drama is Hindustani which perfect foil to the nuances of the Play and some of the language is actually Daccani a dialect of Urdu used by Muslims of Maharashtra, Andhra and Karnataka. It's a very interesting aspect of the play and it tries to throw some light on the mindset of the Indian Muslims that chose India and not Pakistan as their Homeland esp. in states which were not affected by communal violence during partition.
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Re: Trailering Micro
- Bill,That forum was amusing, proving once again that people will believe whatever is convenient to themselves.The different ratings for Canada (800#), Europe (1200-1500#) and the U.S. (700) are baffling. The go for it crowd assumes it is the same car, but I'm not convinced of that yet.I've towed up to a thousand pounds already around town with the manual trans. The car slows but is just up to it. I'd thought one of these might help for longer distances. http://www.powerenterpriseusa.net/products/electric/camcon/camcon.htm It's adjustable on the fly, so you can return to normal settings any time.Ah, brakes! If that's the central issue, then there has to be a way to deal with that.Thanks much.MarkOn May 11, 2011, at 6:16 AM, William wrote:
Yes. When I was much younger, a little dumber, and rather desperate, I removed the rear bumper from my 1981 Toyota Starlet, welded a class IV bumper hitch on the back, and pulled about 1,000 lbs (trailer and motorcycle) for 850 interstate miles. Fresh from the factory the Starlet was rated at a whooping 58 hp (that axle-twisting power was churned out by a 1.3 liter four). My tired, old Starlet probably had considerably fewer ponies by that point. But we made the trip safely and in decent shape. And about three years later I had to replace the transmission (5 speed stick). I suspect the trip shortened the life of the gear box, but we'll never know. But this question isn't about me, it's about you.
Can you tow 700 or 1,000 lbs with a Yaris? It depends on who's doing the towing. It also depends on what you're towing (trailer brakes?), and where (interstate in major city, or quiet backroads? Long distances or short? Hills? Traffic?). There's a thread on Yaris towing on the Yaris forum that's worth reading. I agree with some of the posters in the thread that frame twist isn't an issue while towing.
But like most things on the inter-web, people are polarized on the topic. I think they end up polarized b/c they consider the "who" and the "what" and the "where" and those in favor of towing envision a prudent and careful tower, and those against towing envision a drooling moron behind the wheel.
My advice? First, mind the transmission. If it's an automatic, you need a transmission cooler or towing will quickly cook the fluid. If it's a stick, just mind the shifts. Second, you can boost the rear coil springs with hard, rubber coil spring helpers. We called them "knuckle busters" when I was a kid. Just jack-up car, jam them between two coils, and drop the car. Third, I'd consider trailer brakes. But a small boat trailer (or a Harbor Freight special)won't have them, and a small trailer isn't set-up to accept brake hubs. Be careful.
Just my advice. You'll do what you want to.
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> Has anyone looked into enhancing the towing ability of a small car?
> My Yaris is said by the factory to be good for 7-800 pounds. I'm
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> but the frame itself. Adding just a couple of hundred pounds would
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> Do "load levelers" work in this way? Any other thoughts?
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> Mark
- Not getting the tow vehicle wheels wet: ROGUE needs a minimum of four feed of water depth the entire length of the trailer 26' and I tow ROGUE with a two wheel drive truck. I avoid getting the truck's wheels wet by tying on with rope a wood tow bar to the tongue of the trailer. This extension is the length of the trailer. The other end is attached to the ball hitch with a ubolt around the narrow part of the ball. Works fine, and if there is a stop wall at the bottom of the ramp and I hit it too hard the only thing I break is some scraps of rope easily repaired.
Because a trailer tows best when the trailer wheels are far back on the trailer, a long tongued trailer tows better than a short tongue trailer.
I concur with what others have said about towing. Use your own best judgement based upon your needs. Replacing a transmission with a used transmission is cheaper by far than buying and maintaining a special tow vehicle, and likely cheaper than replacing the present vehicle with a better tow vehicle. You can do a cost benefit analysis.
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- I concur, launching was not bad, but I added a launch tongue made out of double 2X4's to get it deeper. I would recommend a drop axle if you can find one to get the boat as low to the road as possible. A pair of vertical post guides made retrieval quite easy.
I would go for the tabernacle if I did it again. It was a fun boat.
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According to Laura Raposa at The Herald, Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen are still going through the red tape and permissions to build a 7,465-square-foot main house; a 1,675-square-foot cottage for the help; and a 1,342-square-foot yoga studio in Brookline's slice of Chestnut Hill. It seems they still need a waiver on the Yoga studio as their is a 150-square-foot limit on so-called accessory buildings.
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Changhong A200 is a dual screen flip smartphone that runs Android OS. So you can get the feel of using a traditional phone as well as smartphone, it's heavier than tradition phone, though. It weighs 220 grams and the device is 20.37 mm thick, because of its flip thing.
Changhong A200 features a dual 4.3 inches screen with 800 x 480 pixels resolution, 1GB RAM, 1.4 GHz quad-core processor, 16GB Internal Storage (expandable with MicroSD, up to 32GB), 13 MP Primary and 5 MP secondary camera, and it supports LTE coverage as well. When manufacturers are launching smartphones with Android Marshmallow 6.0 OS, this model still runs Android KitKat 4.4.4.
Chinese Users still like Flip Smartphones, and this is why Samsung also launched SM-W2016 as well as Philips is on its way to announce Philips V800. However, Samsung device features a Powerful Exynos 7420 CPU that makes it a high-end model, and Philips device falls under mid-range range device with 2GB RAM and 3.7 inches HD Display. If you are looking for a low-end Android Flip Phone, you may like Changhong A200.


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- 2 1⁄4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 3⁄4 cup butter, softened
- 1 1⁄2 cups granulated sugar
- 3 eggs
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
- 2 ripe bananas, mashed
- 3⁄4 cup sour cream
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- 20 -25 caramels
- 1⁄4 cup evaporated milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
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- Preheat oven 350°F
- In large bowl, cream butter and sugar with electric mixer until light and fluffy.
- In medium bowl, combine flour, baking soda, and salt; set aside.
- Add eggs, vanilla and banana; mix well.
- Add flour mixture alternately with sour cream; blend thoroughly but do not overmix.
- Pour into prepared pans.
- Bake 20-25 minutes or until toothpick inserted comes out clean.
- Cool 10 minutes in pan on rack; remove and cool completely before decorating.
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- In medium microwavable bowl, combine caramels and evaporated milk; heat on medium heat, stirring occasionally, until caramels are melted.
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Okay, I tallied up all of the entries and the winner number turned out to be lucky number seven. And who was the seventh entry in this giveaway?
Why, none other than C.D. Brinker! Congrats to you, and you can expect an email in your inbox very soon--that almost sounds dirty.
For the rest of the entrants, I'd encourage you to visit Belfire Press and check out their titles. Aside from the "Duel" Novella Series, there are novels from the likes of Aaron Polson and Gregory Hall, plus the anthology Courting Morpheus, edited by Jodi Lee.
I'm hoping to have another book giveaway on the go before Christmas, so keep an eye out for that.
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Thor 2 The Dark World07/16/2012
Thor 2 The Dark World
News About Thor 2 The Dark World: Plotline, Casting, Filming Location, Premiere Date and More!
This installment of the Thor series brings on a new director in Alan Taylor. Many will know him from the Game of Thrones series. Being the director of that series will probably help him a lot in directing The Dark World because of the changing settings. The vision from Alan according to Chris Hemsworth is "Big waterfalls, mountains and a Viking influence… Having that in Asgard is going to make it all that more special and that's what Alan wants to bring to it." Which makes sense since this is a movie about Norse gods.
New Cast Members For Season 3 of Game of Thrones
As for the plot of the Thor 2, we all know Loki will have to pay for his misbehavior in The Avengers. Many hope that this will be a film in which he tries for redemption but knowing Loki that could be the case for part of the movie. Then the rest of it could be him up to his mischievous ways.
Captain America The Winter Soldier
There is no word that I have found yet about the villain. Thanos could have something to do with the movie but from the other announcements at SDCC it makes that possibility a little less likely. Who really knows though besides Marvel and those involved in the movie. Speculation for this aspect of the movie has been varied and interesting to say the least. Could this be the movie with a woman super villain? If the comics are any indication that is a very distinct possibility.
Marvel Confirms Guardian of the Galaxy; Plus logos for Marvel's upcoming movies.
Marvel has been rather quiet about the whole plot scenario.
Casting for the movie has had its shakeups. They have added and then had to subtract people. There are still rumored returns and questionable returns. Kat Dennings was questionable due to TV show obligations. Mads Mikkelson has left the film for Hannibal a TV show in which he will be playing Dr. Hannibal Lector. The other casting change is that Zachary Levi is replacing Josh Dallas a Fandral.
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Filming of Thor 2 The Dark World is scheduled to begin sometime in August in London, England.
Premiere date of Thor 2 The Dark World is November 8, 2013
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Anne Rice (born Howard Allen O'Brien on October 4, 1941) is a best-selling Roman Catholic American author of gothic fiction and religious-themed books. She was married to poet and painter Stan Rice for forty-one years until his death from cancer in 2002. Her books have sold nearly 100 million copies, making her one of the most widely read authors in modern history.[1][2][3][4]
Early years
Rice spent most of her early life in New Orleans, Louisiana, which forms the background against which most of her stories take place. She was the second daughter in a Catholic Irish-American family; Rice's sister, the late Alice Borchardt, also became a noted genre author. About her unusual given name, Rice said: "My birth name is Howard Allen because apparently my mother thought it was a good idea to name me Howard. My father's name was Howard, she wanted to name me after Howard, and she thought it was a very interesting thing to do."
Rice became "Anne" on her first day of school, when a nun asked her what her name was. She told the nun "Anne," considering it a pretty name. Her mother, who was with her, let it go without correcting her, knowing how self-conscious her daughter was of her real name. From that day on, everyone she knew addressed her as "Anne."[5][6]
Rice graduated from Richardson High School, in 1959, to attend Texas Woman's University in Denton, Texas and later North Texas State College. After a year's stay in San Francisco, during which she worked as an insurance claims examiner, Anne returned to Denton, Texas to marry Stan Rice, her childhood sweetheart. Stan became a professor at San Francisco State shortly after receiving his M.A. there, and Anne lived and worked in the San Francisco Bay Area from 1962 to 1988, experiencing the birth of the Hippie Revolution first hand as they lived in the soon to be fabled Haight-Ashbury district. Both attended and graduated from San Francisco State University.
Anne's daughter Michele was born on September 21, 1966 and died of leukemia on August 5, 1972. She returned to the Roman Catholic Church in 1998 after several years of describing herself as an atheist. She announced she would now use her life and talent of writing to glorify her belief in God, but has not expressly renounced her earlier works. Her son Christopher Rice was born in Berkeley, California in 1978 and is an author. [7]
On January 30, 2004, having already put the largest of her three homes up for sale, Rice announced her plans to leave New Orleans. She cited living alone since the death of her husband as the reason. "Simplifying my life, not owning so much, that's the chief goal", said Rice. "I'll no longer be a citizen of New Orleans in the true sense." Though she had left New Orleans prior to the disaster of Hurricane Katrina in August 2005, and though none of her former New Orleans properties took on water, she remained an advocate for relief for the city.
After leaving New Orleans Rice settled in Rancho Mirage, California, allowing her to be closer to her son, who lives in Los Angeles.[8]
Writing career
In 1958, when Rice was 16, her father moved the family to north Texas, taking up residence in Richardson. Her mother had died three years before of alcoholism. Rice met her future husband while they were both students at Richardson High School. She began college at Texas Woman's University in Denton but relocated with Stan to San Francisco where Anne attended San Francisco State University and obtained a B.A. in Political Science. "I'm a totally conservative person," she later told the New York Times (November 7, 1988). "In the middle of Haight-Ashbury in the 1960s, I was typing away while everybody was dropping acid and smoking grass. I was known as my own square." She would not return to New Orleans until 1989. She completed her first book, Interview with the Vampire, in 1973 and published it in 1976. This book would be the first in Rice's popular Vampire Chronicles series, which includes 1985's The Vampire Lestat and 1988's The Queen of the Damned. In October 2004, Rice announced in a Newsweek article that she would "write only for the Lord." She called Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt, her first novel in this genre, the beginning of a trilogy that chronicles the life of Jesus. The second volume of the series, The Road to Cana, was published in March 2008. On September 6, 2004, Rice posted a reply to a number of negative reviews that had appeared on Amazon.com regarding Blood Canticle, leading both to responses of support and to critical comments that she termed "venom". According to Rice, her rebuttal was eventually removed for reasons unknown to her.
Christian conversion
In the Author's Note from Christ the Lord, Out of Egypt, Rice states:
I had experienced an old fashioned, strict Roman Catholic childhood in the 1940s and 1950s… we attended daily Mass and communion in an enormous and magnificently decorated church … Stained glass windows, the Latin Mass, the detailed answers to complex questions on good and evil—these things were imprinted on my soul forever… I left this church at age 18... I wanted to know what was happening, why so many seemingly good people didn't believe in any organized religion yet cared passionately about their behavior and value of their lives… I broke with the church violently and totally... I wrote many novels that without my being aware of it reflected my quest for meaning in a world without God. [9]In her memoir Called Out of Darkness, Rice also states:
In the moment of surrender, I let go of all the theological or social questions which had kept me from [God] for countless years. I simply let them go. There was the sense, profound and wordless, that if He knew everything I did not have to know everything, and that, in seeking to know everything, I'd been, all of my life, missing the entire point. No social paradox, no historic disaster, no hideous record of injustice or misery should keep me from Him. No question of Scriptural integrity, no torment over the fate of this or that atheist or gay friend, no worry for those condemned and ostracized by my church or any other church should stand between me and Him. The reason? It was magnificently simple: He knew how or why everything happened; He knew the disposition of every single soul. He wasn't going to let anything happen by accident! Nobody was going to go to Hell by mistake. [10]
In the article In Defense of Anne Rice for First Things, Patricia Snow writes:
Anne Rice is not a convert but a revert. Nearly half of Called Out of Darkness is a loving reconstruction of the pre–Vatican II Church of the 1940s and 1950s, in which Rice was immersed as a child in New Orleans, much as an illiterate peasant was immersed in the medieval Church... Rice soaked up her faith from her mother and from intensely beautiful, iconic experiences of Mass and Benediction, novenas and liturgical music... Rice takes pains to demonstrate that religion in this world of her childhood included the world. Whether she is describing the inquiring intellectualism of her bohemian Catholic parents, the confident professionalism of the nuns in her Catholic school, the night parades of Mardi Gras, or the movies of Cecil B. DeMille, she is describing a world that, in rich and effective ways, extended the sacred space of the Church... Rice writes movingly about the Church... She reminds me of the man in the parable who finds a treasure in a field and buys that field, except in Rice's case she buys her fields before the treasure of faith returns. In extravagant, painfully literal ways she tries to recover the world she has lost, but "every step is marked by sadness, and a grief on the edge of despair." Faith itself, the priceless treasure that would make sense of her purchases, is beyond her... "The great grace of Rice's conversion is that… she is not the author of life or death... Twenty-five years and twenty-one books after the death of her daughter, Rice entrusts both herself and the people she loves to God. Freed from a lonely circle of hell, she comes back to the Church... [11]
Personal quotes
Excerpt from Rice's profession of faith
In 1998 I returned to the Catholic Church… I realized that the greatest thing I could do to show my complete love for Him was to consecrate my work to Him—to use any talent I had acquired as a writer, as a storyteller, as a novelist—for Him and for Him alone... Thence began my journey into intense Biblical study, intense historical research, and intense effort to write novels about the Jesus of Scripture, the Jesus of Faith, in His own vibrant First Century World... [12]
Excerpt from Essay On Earlier Works
My vampire novels and other novels I've written... are attempting to be transformative stories… All these novels involve a strong moral compass. Evil is never glorified in these books; on the contrary, the continuing battle against evil is the subject of the work. The search for the good is the subject of the work… Interview with the Vampire... is about the near despair of an alienated being who searches the world for some hope that his existence can have meaning. His vampire nature is clearly a metaphor for human consciousness or moral awareness. The major theme of the novel is the misery of this character because he cannot find redemption and does not have the strength to end the evil of which he knows himself to be a part. This book reflects for me a protest against the post World War II nihilism to which I was exposed in college from 1960 through 1972. It is an expression of grief for a lost religious heritage that seemed at that time beyond recovery... One thing which unites [my books] is the theme of the moral and spiritual quest. A second theme, key to most of them, is the quest of the outcast for a context of meaning, whether that outcast is an 18th century castrato opera singer, or a young boy of mixed blood coming of age in ante-bellum New Orleans, or a person forced into a monstrous predatory existence like the young vampire, Lestat… In 1976, I felt that the vampire was the perfect metaphor for the outcast in all of us, the alienated one in all of us, the one who feels lost in a world seemingly without God. In 1976, I felt I existed in such a world, and I was searching for God. I never dreamed that the word, vampire, would prevent people from examining this book as a metaphysical work. I thought the use of the word was a powerful device... The entire body of my earlier work reflects a movement towards Jesus Christ. In 2002, I consecrated my work to Jesus Christ. This did not involve a denunciation of works that reflected the journey. It was rather a statement that from then on I would write directly for Jesus Christ. I would write works about salvation, as opposed to alienation.[13]
Amazon.com reviews
On amazon.com Rice has also written many reviews on some of her favorite artists, recordings, books and films. Artists such as: violinists Hilary Hahn and Leila Josefowicz. Books from scholars such as Prof. Ellis Rivkin and the Bishop of Durham, N.T. Wright. Films such as The Nun's Story starring Audrey Hepburn and The Bourne Supremacy starring Matt Damon.[14] For Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet, Rice wrote:
"This is one of the greatest productions of Shakespeare I've ever seen... [Branagh] delivers Shakespeare's glorious lines in a way that makes them clear, and brings them to life with incalculable power... This is one of those feasts for the eyes and ears like Amadeus or Immortal Beloved, or The Red Shoes."[14]
In 1994, Neil Jordan directed a relatively faithful motion picture adaptation of Interview with the Vampire, from Rice's own screenplay. The movie starred Tom Cruise as Lestat, Brad Pitt as the guilt-ridden Louis and was a breakout role for young Kirsten Dunst as the deceitful child vampire Claudia.
A second film adaptation of the Vampire Chronicles came out in 2002. Starring Stuart Townsend as the infamous Lestat and singer Aaliyah, the movie combined incidents from the second and third books in the series but released under the title of the third book, The Queen of the Damned. The plot was substantially altered from that of the book, but was a box office success.
A 1994 film titled Exit to Eden, based loosely on the book Rice published as Anne Rampling, starred Rosie O'Donnell and Dan Aykroyd. The work transformed from a love story into a police comedy, possibly due to the explicit S&M themes of the book. The film was a box office flop.
A film version of Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt was planned but later cancelled.
In 1997 Rice wrote a television pilot entitled Rag and Bone starring Dean Cain and Robert Patrick, which featured many of the common themes of her work.
The Feast of All Saints was made into a miniseries in 2001 by director Peter Medak.
Plans to adapt Rice's Lives of the Mayfair Witches trilogy into a twelve-hour miniseries to be aired on NBC were dropped after a change of studio head and subsequent loss of interest in the project.
In 1997, there was a ballet adaptation of Interview with the Vampire, which premiered in Prague.
On April 25, 2006, the musical Lestat, based on Rice's Vampire Chronicles books, opened at the Palace Theatre on Broadway after having its world premiere in San Francisco, California in December 2005. With music by Elton John and lyrics by Bernie Taupin, it was the inaugural production of the newly established Warner Brothers Theatre Ventures.
Despite Rice's own overwhelming approval and praise, the show received mostly poor reviews by critics and disappointing attendance. Lestat closed a month later on May 28, 2006, after just thirty-three previews and thirty-nine regular performances.
Anne Rice's books have been adapted over the years into comics. Below is a list of known adaptations and issue runs; along with publisher and year.
- Anne Rice's The Mummy or Ramses the Damned #1-12 by Millennium Comics (1990)
- Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire #1-12 by Innovation Comics (1992)
- Anne Rice's Queen of the Damned #1-6 by Innovation Comics (1991)
- Anne Rice's The Tale of the Body Thief #1-12 by Sicilian Dragon (1999)
- Anne Rice's The Vampire Companion #1-3 by Innovation Comics (1991)
- Anne Rice's Vampire Lestat #1-14 by Innovation Comics (1990)
- Anne Rice's The Witching Hour #1-5 by Millennium Publishing (1992)
Fan fiction
Rice has an adamant stance against fan fiction based on her work, releasing a statement on April 7, 2000 that prohibited all such efforts.[15] This caused the removal of thousands of fanfics from the popular FanFiction.Net website.
Cradle of Filth briefly includes Lestat in the song "Libertina Grimm" as "Count Lestat"..
Alternative rock band Concrete Blonde's song "Bloodletting (the Vampire Song)", the title track from the Bloodletting CD, is based on Rice's The Vampire Lestat.
Sting released a song on the album The Dream of the Blue Turtles entitled "Moon Over Bourbon Street", after reading Interview with the Vampire.
The Australian pop band Savage Garden found their name in The Vampire Lestat, in which Lestat describes the world as "the savage garden."
The metalcore band Atreyu declares in the song "The Crimson," "I'm an Anne Rice novel come to life."
Punk/goth band The Damned recorded a song called "The Dog" about the child vampire Claudia from Interview with the Vampire on their 1982 album Strawberries.
The Italian band Theatres des Vampires is named after a location featured in several books of The Vampire Chronicles. Their 1999 album is called The Vampire Chronicles.
Post-hardcore band Aiden wrote and recorded a song entitled "The Last Sunrise"—a lot of the lyrics of said song relate directly to the first book of The Vampire Chronicles, Interview with the Vampire.
Malice Mizer, a Japanese rock band based heavily on French culture, uses the phrase "Drink from me and live forever" in their song "Transylvania." "Drink from me and live forever" is a phrase from the first book Interview With the Vampire.
Mexican band Santa Sabina dedicates a song to Rice's vampire character Louis: "Una canción para Louis."
Psytrance project Talamasca was named after the secret society in both The Vampire Chronicles and the Mayfair Witches series. This is a solo project by the French musician Cedric Dassulle, which also calls himself DJ Lestat.
Japanese visual kei rock band Versailles first album, Noble, is subtitled "Vampires Chronicle." Furthermore, the sixth song is entitled "After Cloudia", insinuating a relationship with Claudia from the series. The lead singer, Kamijo has stated he models himself after Rice's character, Lestat de Lioncourt.
Italian gothic rock group Last Minute's debut album, Burning Theater, was conceived as an unofficial soundtrack for Interview with the Vampire, including the title track and two others, all focusing heavily on the death of Claudia.
The Vampire Chronicles
- Interview with the Vampire (1976)
- The Vampire Lestat (1985)
- The Queen of the Damned (1988)
- The Tale of the Body Thief (1992)
- Memnoch the Devil (1995)
- The Vampire Armand (1998)
- Merrick (2000)
- Blood and Gold (2001)
- Blackwood Farm (2002)
- Blood Canticle (2003)
New Tales of the Vampires
- Pandora (1998)
- Vittorio the Vampire (1999)
The Lives of the Mayfair Witches
- The Witching Hour (1990)
- Lasher (1993)
- Taltos (1994)
Vampire/Mayfair crossover
In these novels the Mayfair Witches become part of the Vampire Chronicles world.
- Merrick (2000)
- Blackwood Farm (2002)
- Blood Canticle (2003)
The Life of Christ
- Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt (2005)
- Christ the Lord: The Road to Cana (2008)
- Christ the Lord: The Kingdom of Heaven (date not announced)
Songs of the Seraphim
- Angel Time (October 2009)
Miscellaneous novels
- The Feast of All Saints (1979)
- Cry to Heaven (1982)
- The Mummy (1989)
- Servant of the Bones (1996)
- Violin (1997)
Short fiction
- October 4, 1948 (1965)
- Nicholas and Jean (first ch. 1966)
- The Master of Rampling Gate (Vampire Short Story) (1982)
- Called Out of Darkness: A Spiritual Confession (2008) (autobiographical)
Under the pseudonym Anne Rampling
- Exit to Eden (1985)
- Belinda (1986)
Under the pseudonym A.N. Roquelaure
- The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty (1983)
- Beauty's Punishment (1984)
- Beauty's Release (1985)
- ↑ Anne Rice
- ↑ Goodreads | Anne Rice
- ↑ http://www.mahalo.com/Anne_Rice
- ↑ Author Anne Rice on Conversion | PreachingToday.com
- ↑ Interview for Called Out Of Darkness
- ↑ Anne Rice website biography
- ↑ [1]
- ↑ Dean, Jennifer. Q&A with Anne Rice on "Angel Time", The Press-Enterprise, 12 December 2009. Retrieved 13 December 2009.
- ↑ Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt, Alfred A. Knopf, New York, ISBN 0-375-41201-8, pp. 305-307
- ↑ Called Out of Darkness: A Spiritual Confession, Alfred A. Knopf, New York, ISBN 978-0-307-268-27-3, p. 183
- ↑ In defense of Anne Rice article
- ↑ Anne's Profession of Faith on annerice.com
- ↑ Essay On Earlier Works on annerice.com
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Anne Rice Amazon reviews
- ↑ Anne Rice. "Anne's Messages to Fans" AnneRice.com; November 17, 2008
Uncited references
- Rice, Anne (2005), "Author's Note" in Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt, Alfred A. Knopf, New York. ISBN 0-375-41201-8
- Rice, Anne (2008), Called Out of Darkness: A Spiritual Confession, Alfred A. Knopf, New York. ISBN 978-0-307-268-27-3
External links
|This page uses content from the English Wikipedia. The original article was at Anne Rice. The list of authors can be seen in the page history.


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Garda manhunt launched after teens 'armed with bats' escape from Dublin detention centre
A garda manhunt was launched on Saturday evening after five teenagers escaped from the Oberstown centre in north Dublin.
The youths - aged between 14 and 18 - scaled a fence at the facility before fleeing into nearby fields shortly after 6pm
Gardai from Balbriggan, the garda air support unit and dog unit were dispatched to the area to help in the search for the absconders.
Oberstown Director Pat Bergin confirmed that neighbours were informed in the area.
A short time later, three were apprehended. Another was discovered at around 9pm and the fifth was apprehended shortly before 11pm.
It was reported that the teenagers were armed with bats and golf clubs.
Mr Bergin told Independent.ie: "I will now be launching an investigation into the matter and this will be sent to the Minister for Justice."
The centre in Lusk has come in for strong criticism recently.
On July 19 of this year, gardai were called to the facility but were turned away by management during a four-hour incident where youths threatened other residents.
In June, a youth escaped the facility and climbed on a roof before being later recaptured.
In July 2015, security at the facility was put under scrutiny when four young offenders escaped from the campus.
One of the teens was subsequently involved in a vicious attack on the Luas tramline in Dublin, and another taunted gardai with a series of social media posts while on the run. All of the youths were eventually returned to the campus at different periods.


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Korra was expertly powersliding a hyper-tuned BMW M3 GTR through the water tower's supports, making it fall down onto three police Corvettes chasing her. I'm fairly certain doing that would result in a very expensive BMW-taco, but it sure as hell looks cool.
The game was nearly over. She had beaten the number one racer, and now the police was after her. As in all of them. At the same time. And yet, using skill, luck, and an indestructible front bumper, Korra managed to stay ahead of everything chasing her, and made it to an orange blip, prompting the game to load a cutscene, in which she saw her car making a preposterously long jump, as the car of Sgt. Cross was stuck on the bridge. Again, a cool image, but I ran that guy off the road ten minutes ago. "Congratulations. You are now the Most Wanted street racer in Rockport City."
Need for Speed: Most Wanted. A decade old and still the best race game ever made. The original that is, the remake is unworthy of its title. Korra smiled as she felt a strange satisfaction in completing it, when Mako called her.
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He didn't sound too chipper. "It's not good, Korra. I broke up with Asami."
Korra's good mood was promptly slammed into ground and curb-checked. "You WHAT?!"
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He sighed. "I know. Call me when you have something."
She hung up, and instantly called Asami. It didn't take long for her to get an answer.
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Korra instantly heard what was wrong. "Are you drunk?"
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Asami was briefly silent. "Njalright. C-c-can I come to you?"
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"Christ, Asami, you pull over right now. Tell me where you are, and I'll find you."
-"Don't know... I can see the Capitol. Why don't we ever g-go there?"
Korra sighed. "No, I mean the street you're on. I need to know what street you're on."
-"Still don't know where that is... It has cars... and b-buildings..."
Fuck, this isn't working. "Alright, stop the engine, don't go out the car, and I'll come find you as soon as I can, okay?"
-"Whatever you say, boss-lady..."
"You stay right there, and whatever you do, don't drive away." Korra hung up, and ran downstairs. She knew her mother was out for the night, but her father was still home. Guess it's better than nothing. "Dad, I need your help."
He looked up. "What is it?"
"Mako and Asami broke up, and now she is drunk off her ass somewhere in the city, and I don't know where. I don't want her to do something stupid, or worse."
-"That's a job for the police, not for me."
"I know, but she's my friend, and she is in her car. From what I could tell, she wasn't driving anymore but she didn't know where she was." Tonraq stayed silent. "Look, dad, I know we disagree with each other, but that has nothing to do with Asami. She is my friend, and right now, she needs help." He still didn't answer. "What if something happened to her?"
He sighed. "Okay. We'll take my car, I'll drive you there, then you can take her home. I'll call up some old police contacts on the way."
Korra smiled. "Thank you."
They quickly slipped on their shoes, and made for her father's Volvo. He scrolled through the screen and quickly tapped a name while Korra texted Mako that they were going to look for her.
A woman answered over the speakerphone. "Beifong." Korra looked up in surprise as she heard this.
-"Lin, it's Tonraq. Listen, I need your help. I'm looking for someone, she's in a car, somewhere within city limits. Do you think you could find her with traffic cameras?"
-"I can't just do that. First off, it's a big city and there are thousands of cars here."
Korra decided to interrupt her. "It's a dark green Bentley Continental, and it's near the Capitol."
-"I don't know who you are, but there are certain rules about that."
-"Damn it Lin, just do it. Don't forget who put you where you are," Tonraq said angrily.
It was silent on the other side for a while. "I can do that. I'll call you back when I have something." She immediately hung up, not waiting for them to say anything else.
Korra was still kind of flabbergasted. "Is she the Chief of Police?"
-"Yes. And I can see you wondering, yes, she is also your... girlfriend's aunt." He hesitated to say it like that, but it got a smile out of Korra nonetheless.
"You helped her to that position?"
Her father gave her a chastising look. "Korra, those are questions you do not want to ask. Whatever you hear and do tonight, it stays between us. Understand?"
Korra decided that what he was doing wasn't exactly legal so she just nodded. They were making good progress towards the National Mall when Lin called again. "There is a green Bentley parked on East Capitol Street between 9th and 10th. Single female occupant. California license plate, 5TLA221."
Her father looked over to Korra. "That's her," she said quietly.
-"We're heading there right now. Oh and Lin?"
-"What?" she snapped at him.
-"Thank you."
She hung up without saying another word. Her father kept driving, and they soon found the right place. Fortunately, Asami was still there.
"Thank you dad. I really appreciate this."
He smiled. "That's okay. You get over to her now."
Korra stepped out of the car, and knocked on Asami's window. Behind her, Tonraq had driven off again. Asami had fallen asleep, but woke up when she heard Korra, she opened the door. However, when Asami tried to get out, she crucially misjudged the distance between the car and the ground, and would have fallen flat on her face if Korra hadn't caught her. "Jesus, Asami! What the hell were you thinking?!"
-"I don't know..." she slurred. There was a bottle in her hand, and it was nearly empty. Korra took it from her a threw it in the nearest trashcan. "I am driving you home, is there someone who can look out for you?"
-"Whatever you say, sweetheart..." Korra practically had to carry her over to the passenger seat, where she fell asleep again. The first thing she did was call Hiroshi Sato, Asami's phone was still connected to the Bluetooth of the car.
He immediately answered. "Asami?!"
"No, Hiroshi, it's Korra. I have found Asami, and she appears to be fine, but she is drunk as hell."
He thought for a while. "Well, thank goodness she is alright."
"Are you home?"
-"No, I'm not. I'm in Denver on business. I won't come back until tomorrow afternoon."
"Alright, I can take her back to my place, for the time being."
He thought for a while. "Please. She trusts you, so I'll do the same. Can I count on you to bring her back tomorrow?"
"Of course you can. I'll take care of her for now."
-"Thank you, Korra."
"Any time." Well, you have worked yourself into a giant mess. A black-out drunk under-age girl in the passenger seat of a very expensive car that isn't yours, now you have to give her shelter at your place without your parents' knowledge. She has also just ended a relationship of nearly eight months with your neighbor and best friend. This can only end well.
Korra was slightly nervous to drive Asami's 611 horsepower Bentley. It was very expensive, and she had never driven anything remotely like it. But, despite the phenomenal power, it was a surprisingly easy car to drive. She soon was home, and honked to let her father know that she was back. Asami was still fast asleep, and Korra didn't feel like carrying her upstairs.
A slap in the face was all it took to get her back in the land of the living. "Wake up!"
Asami cupped her cheek. "Oww, that hurt. Why did you do that?"
Korra was still angry that she had been so reckless. "You deserved it, now get out." She quickly walked over to the other side, as supporting Asami was still necessary. Her father had also appeared in the doorway. "Korra, you said you were going to take her home, why are you bringing her here?"
"There's no one who can look after her at her place. I want to keep an eye on her before she does something stupid again."
Tonraq nodded hesitatingly. "Alright. But if she makes a mess, you're cleaning it up, understand?"
"Fair enough. Can you get out of the way?"
He did, and they walked to the guestroom upstairs. Korra nearly threw her down on the bed, and walked back down to the Bentley to get the rest of their stuff. What happened when Korra got back to Asami, was something she would never have expected.
Asami was waiting for her next to the door. As soon as Korra walked through, Asami pulled her in, crashing their lips together. Korra was too stunned to do anything at first, but she didn't stop Asami when she did come around. Asami's lips were full and soft, and tasted like cherries. Even when she was drunk like this, she knew how to give a proper kiss. It wasn't until she ran her tongue past Korra's lips that Korra stopped her. She knew it only lasted a few seconds, but time had slowed down to make it feel like hours.
When she did push Asami away, Korra knew it wasn't good. But she was mostly just angry. "What the hell were you doing?! What the fuck, Asami?!"
She didn't know what to say. "I... I don't... I'm sorry. I shouldn't be here." She reached for her keys and phone which Korra was still holding, but Korra stopped her.
"No fucking way. You are going to stay here, and we'll talk in the morning when you're sober. I'll lock the fucking door if that's what it takes."
Asami nodded, and cautiously sat down on the bed. Korra decided it was safe now, took off and was out the room again in two paces, resolutely slamming the door behind her. When she reached her own room again, she fell back against the door. Six months of hard work, and Asami had broken down all her defenses in less than six seconds. Korra pressed the heels of her hands into her eyes, before slamming them down on the ground again.
"FUCK!" she yelled. It didn't solve anything. She knew she had to tell Opal. But how much do you tell her? That's the million dollar question... Korra picked up her phone, hovering her thumb over the dial button. If she called, she would have to have everything she wanted to say ready. But this would crush her. It would make you the second person to use her, fuck her brains out, and watch it all crash and burn spectacularly.
Korra just tossed her phone onto her bed. Calling Opal now would only make things worse. She pinched the bridge of her nose, forcing herself to think. Blaming Asami was easy, but Korra knew it would be a lie. Not the worst one you have kept up. With a bit of luck, Asami won't remember the particulars tomorrow, and all you have to do is not mention it. To anyone. Ever.
She sighed. Whether it would work, she had no idea.
Trying to catch some sleep was an exercise in futility. The guilt kept gnawing away at her. There were a few gaps in her memory, which were probably caused by some sort of unconsciousness from sheer fatigue.
She was no closer to any sort of solution. It was seven in the morning, so they would have to get up anyway. She went through her usual morning rituals (shower, brush teeth, eat breakfast, get dressed), but nothing felt any better. Korra woke Asami up, giving her just enough time to make herself presentable at school.
"Wake up! You are going to school with me, because we have a lot to discuss."
Asami pulled her pillow over her head. "Ugh, get lost..." she groaned.
"No! You do not get to tell me how and what to do after the shit you pulled last night, now get up!"
She groaned again, and Korra showed her the bathroom so that she could make something of herself. She had a massive hangover, of course, and killed half a bottle of aspirin to try and rid herself of it. With a little bit of Senna's make up, she still didn't look entirely like herself, but it would do the trick. They were running late, so with Asami still unable to drive, and Korra's Audi blocked in, Korra climbed behind the wheel of the Bentley again.
An uneasy silence hung between them. Asami was clearly nervous, telling Korra that she remembered what happened. "So you want to tell me what the hell you were thinking last night?"
Asami sighed. "You mean why I..." She took a deep breath. "Kissed you?"
"That would be a good start," Korra bit back.
-"Mako. It had been tense for a while now, and yesterday I learned why. He was cheating on me with some slut from his own school. He told her that we had broken up a while back, so we both dumped him on the spot. Then I drove to the nearest liquor store and I think you can fill in the rest."
She was silent for a long time. "I don't know why I did it. I guess I wanted to spite Mako, and you were the closest person to do that with." Well, you are definitely familiar with that motive. Korra softened up a little bit at this, but she was still torn between being angry and trying to support Asami.
"This is some grade-A bullshit, Asami. You were still aware of who was there and what was happening, yet you get behind the wheel of a car, and then you start making out with me, knowing full-well that I am in a very happy relationship."
Asami sighed again. "You're right. I'm sorry. About everything. I wasn't thinking straight, and I pulled you into my mess."
Korra pulled into the parking lot, and they got out. "I want some time to think this over Asami." She wanted to walk away, but Asami stopped her, and looked deep into her eyes.
-"Were you still in love with me?"
"NO!" Korra immediately spat out. But as soon as she said it, she knew that it was a lie. "It took me months to bury that shit, and now..." She stopped herself when she felt tears well up behind her eyes.
-"And now I dug it all up again," Asami finished her sentence.
Korra sighed, and it fell silent again for a long time. Her silence was Asami's confirmation, Korra could feel it. She was weighing her options, doubting between what she needed and wanted to do. "I want to be away from you right now," Korra finally said. She held out the car keys to Asami, but she waved them away.
-"You keep the car, I'll take a cab home. I'll send someone by to pick it up."
"Thanks." Korra put the keys in her pocket, and she turned around to walk away. She went to her first class, completely oblivious to what was being discussed. First chance she got, she texted Opal. "We need to talk, face to face. Today if possible."
-"Is everything alright?"
"Not entirely. Can I pick you up after school?"
-"Of course, I'll wait for you."
The day moved both agonizingly slow and mind bogglingly fast. On one hand, Korra really didn't want to face Opal. On the other, she knew she had to tell her. So this is what it's like to be stuck between a rock and a hard place: fucking awful.
On the drive over to Eisenhower High, Korra could feel the lump in her throat building. She still hadn't fully decided what to tell Opal. Tell her the truth or live the lie. Simple as that.
Korra walked inside, and looked around for Opal. When she finally saw her, her normally cheerful green eyes were on worried.
-"Sweetie, are you okay? You seemed stressed."
"I am. Look, I need to tell you something, and you're not going to like it." Korra took a deep breath. "Asami kissed me last night." There. It's out.
Opal looked mostly confused. "Want to give me a little bit more context with that?"
"She broke up with Mako yesterday, and she drank herself silly, but got behind the wheel of a car anyway. I picked her up, and took her back to my place, where she suddenly kissed me."
At first, Opal stared at her in disbelief, and then started laughing. "THAT was what you were so worried about? You made it sound like you had to announce the Apocalypse!"
"Wait, you're just okay with this?"
-"Well, sure. I mean, you're a terrible liar, if it would have been the other way around, I would have known. Plus, it only happened yesterday, so letting me know is one of the first things you did." She took Korra's hand again, and gently caressed it with her thumb. "Korra, you're really blowing this out of proportion. I told you on our first date that I appreciate honesty over anything else, and I stick by that. So if you say it was nothing, then I will believe that."
Her emerald eyes looked straight into Korra's soul. Korra gently shook her head, while tears were welling up in her eyes. The smile disappeared from Opal's face, and she let go of Korra's hand to put it on her mouth. "Are you still in love with her?"
Korra let out a deep sigh while she felt the first tear fall. "Yes... No!" She sighed again. "Fuck! I don't know." She was silent for a while. "I don't want to be," she added softly. "I want to love you."
The silence was deafening. It lasted forever, as they both didn't know what to say. Opal was the first one to really break it. "But do you really?"
"I do. I really do."
-"Do you love her?"
Korra gently nodded. "Yes," she said, so soft, that if Opal hadn't been looking for it, she wouldn't have heard it.
She sighed. "I want some time to think about this, Korra. I hope you get that."
"I understand. Do you want me to take you home?"
She resolutely shook her head. "No. I want you to go." She hesitated for a moment. "For now."
Korra pursed her lip, and nodded. She walked back to her car, but turned around once more. She wanted to say something, but she didn't know what. Opal saw it, and looked straight at her once more. "Just go, Korra."
She got back into the Bentley, and drove.
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text: Culture 13 December 1999 Too much, man Rock - Richard Cook on three survivors and one star from the glory days of pop protest Sign up for our weekly email * Protest music was annexed by rap in the 1980s, and the old American folkies who'd previously looked after it were made to seem like hayseeds in comparison. The long tradition of pop protest that the counter-culture of the sixties spread like a genteel virus has its noble streak, but American rock took it on board all too smoothly. By the time we got to Woodstock, it was already just another fad. For every Phil Ochs or Country Joe McDonald, there was a fraudulent careerist whose anti-whatever-it-was was just another way into a mediocre midstream, where "protest" was manifest as the vaguest kind of nod to the zeitgeist. Survivors of the period can't forget those glory days. Consider the four old rascals named Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Their new record, Looking Forward (Reprise), is the collaboration that they manage between them roughly once every decade. The title suggests the hankering for a fresh start that seems to be the standard mise en scene for everything emerging at this point, and references in several songs to passing wisdom on to a new generation fit the mood. Except all these relics can do is reminisce about when they were giants. The music is the same old rock, goosed a little here and there by the odd hint of a multinational groove, and as each character steps forward for his turn in the limelight it's like watching music hall turns run through their most prehistoric routines. David Crosby, once the little blond angel of the Byrds, has roused himself sufficiently to contribute one-and-a-half songs, the first of which , "Stand and Be Counted" - where he insists that we all thank the boy who stood in front of a tank in Tiananmen Square - is the most sanctimonious poppycock I've heard all year. Graham Nash's songs have never passed muster, but his two are flimsy even by his standards. One says "life is hard enough, I know" and the other goes "life's too hard to bear". Pretty enlightening from someone who's had little to do other than be a rich and privileged hippie for the past 30 years. The spit and venom comes, as always, from grouchy old Stephen Stills, whose "Seen Enough" and "No Tears Left" reprise his ineffective flailing at more or less anyone with a Powerbook and a website (the sleeve lists the existence of a website called www.csny.net). I have a sort of grudging admiration for Stills's pointless chutzpah, but his voice is in tatters and so is the songwriting. The asinine flannel that this record peddles is a wretched and unbelievable shout into the void. "Protest" is reduced to a footling ramble through cliches that would have been unpromisingly thin even when CSNY first started strumming. But there is, of course, Neil Young to save their bacon. Young never keeps the best of himself for these projects, but even an off-form Young can trounce the efforts of the other three. He brought four songs to the date, and though two of them are nothing much, "Looking Forward" itself is one of his cracked little folk-fables and "Slowpoke" is Young at close to his offhand, by-accident best. There's no protest in Young's lyrics either, just a reflective window on a carefully observed world of his own. Where Young scores - and the others miss by a country mile - is in his modesty. CS&N all perform and sing with the effortful manner of men who believe they're indispensable messengers of great thoughts. Y simply plays in the old folkie skin he always forgot to shed. He has another thing, too: all the best tunes. Subscribe from just £1 per issue More


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The Microsoft Windows operating system has become unwieldy and is choking on the amount of code that needs to be maintained. Moreover, its days are numbered unless the OS becomes more modular. Those are some of the conclusions of a widely reported talk by Gartner analysts Michael Silver and Neil MacDonald at this week's Gartner Symposium/ITxpo in Las Vegas. The title of their talk was clear enough: "Windows Is Collapsing: How What Comes Next Will Improve."
What comes next after Windows Vista is code-named "Windows 7," an OS currently under development. Windows 7 was rumored -- by Microsoft's Chairman Bill Gates himself -- to appear as early as next year. However, Gates may have meant an initial test version of Windows 7, rather than the release-to-manufacturing version.
One of Microsoft's problems with Windows in general, according to Silver and MacDonald, is that Redmond has to maintain backward compatibility with applications over a 20-years period. The analysts suggested a way out for Microsoft. Use virtualization via compatibility modules to ensure backward compatibility, rather than continuing to integrate code into newer and newer versions of Windows.
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