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Paul's words haunted Derrick, as he hung over the set of prints spread out on the table. Derrick looked them over carefully, but was distracted. Those words kept coming back to him. 'Wearing your heart on your sleeve.' Derrick tried to shake it off, as he listened to the faint sound of the nailing Ty was doing on the garage.
"Got a minute?" Came the voice from behind Derrick. He recognized it as Paul's. He turned his head and gave Paul a half smile.
"I wanted to apologize for earlier, for what I said." Paul said quietly. He was never one for apologies, Derrick thought. "Ty is really sweet, and I think he's really good for you. I just know how you are, Derrick." Paul chuckled. "I guess we've been together too long, haven't we?"
Derrick stood straight and turned to face Paul. He smiled wide, and reached out and pulled Paul to him, hugging him tight. After a long minute, Derrick let him go.
"You're right. About a lot of things. And, yes, we have been together a long time. You do know me very well. Perhaps better than anyone else. Thank you."
"Thank me for what?"
"For giving me a reality check. What you said keeps rattling around in my head. You were right, I was wrong, and that's the way it is. I have to change that."
"What are you wrong about?" Paul asked softly.
"Jumping the gun with Ty. Asking him to move in here. He is right, too. Not wanting to do that. I am going to fast."
"Derrick...I know you too well. There's something you're not saying. What is it?"
Derrick looked back down at the sheets on the table. He touched the lines he had drawn with a fingertip, following them, not looking at Paul. "Oh, sweet Jesus, you're in love with him, aren't you?"
Derrick looked back up at Paul. "It's not obvious, is it?"
"Well...no, but it's only a matter of time before you break down and propose, knowing you and the way you are."
"I thought about it." Derrick said, watching Paul's reaction. Paul went wide eyed. Derrick smirked. "I'm only kidding." Paul looked relieved, narrowing his gaze. "It's just that, he's perfect, you know? In almost every way, he's perfect. Couldn't you get lost in that?"
"Uh, duh. He's a walking, talking god! Who in their right mind wouldn't get lost in that? I get hard every time I just look at him. And you, you lucky bitch, are sleeping with him." Paul shook his head to try and clear out the thoughts of Ty. "It's hard not to listen at the keyhole at your bedroom door. I keep having constant fantasies about it."
Derrick smirked a little. "Well, I've decided that I'm going to take it slow with him, to see what happens, before I make a total ass of myself."
"Good plan." Paul patted Derrick's shoulder. "I hope you can hold out, for Ty's sake. I for one like having him around, just to look at. Mmmm, grrrrr."
"And you called me 'bitch'." Derrick shook his head. "You're a slut."
Paul smiled wide. "You bet! And loving every minute of it, too!" Paul turned. "He's looking incredibly sexy out there, pounding nails. I only wish he was pounding me and not the nails." Paul's voice trailed off as he went back toward his room.
Derrick smiled to himself as he went back to his drafting. He was adding a few more details when the phone rang. He walked over and picked it.
"Hello?...Mr. Van Owen, yes. How are you?...fine, fine, thank you. No, I have a few more days of vacation, yes...yes, I have started them. I have the floor plan laid out...well, I'm not sure...no, I haven't made any calls to anyone, yet...I have to have plans before they can bid...I know you're pressed for time...this afternoon?...I have some things that...let me do some rescheduling...I understand that...alright, alright, this afternoon it is...yes, I may not be alone...no I understand...yes, alright then...one o'clock...thank you. Yes, see you then." The phone cut off before Derrick could say goodbye. He looked at it, then hung it up. "Oh my God, what have I gotten into?" Derrick thought to himself.
He went back to the plans, a little shaken by the call. He felt that he was being pushed, not only from Van Owen, but from himself. He had to get this done, he told himself, and quickly. He narrowed his eyes and set to it. As he drafted, he was creating a lumber take off list, to give to bidding contractors, making their jobs easier, and the process faster. He knew he could have used the computer system at his office, with the Auto-Cad program, but it has its flaws and does not take certain things into consideration, like the Human equation.
Floor plan, front elevation, side, and rear, done, lumber take off, everything was looking good. Derrick stood, craned his head right, cracking his neck, then left, working out kinks. He pulled his shoulders back and scruntched them tight to try and work out kinks, when he felt hands and fingers working the muscle in his shoulders, deeply kneading the muscle, further working out the links.
"Ohhh, that feels so good." Derrick hissed out. He felt lips at the back of his neck, softly kissing him.
"I'm so glad. I could do this for hours." The soft voice whispered in Derrick's ear.
"Mmmm, but what would the boss say?" Derrick moaned softly.
"Probably, 'why didn't you start this a long time ago?'"
Derrick chuckled, turning around slowly under the pressure from the hands behind him.
Their eyes met. Derrick put his hands on Ty's hips, pulling him in, toward him, as Derrick leaned against the table.
"You're right. He would say something like that. He might also say something like, 'you know, that guy looks like he needs a break, maybe you should go and give him a big kiss or something.'"
Ty smirked, and then leaned in and kissed Derrick softly, and then more deeply. Derrick moaned under Ty's touch, wrapping his arms around this powerful man, working up and down his back. Ty pressed deeper and deeper into Derrick, giving all of his tongue to Derrick, who took it all in, gladly. Their arms wrapped around each other, hands sliding up and down each others backs, and then each grasping the others backs of their necks, pulling into each other even tighter.
Ty pulled back first to come up for air. "Wow." Ty whispered into Derrick's open mouth. "This is so hot." Ty plunged back into Derrick again, making Derrick moan softly in Ty's mouth. The kiss was deep and long. Derrick pulled back finally for air.
"Oh man." Derrick said softly. "I've got to stop."
"Why?" Ty asked, nuzzling Derrick's neck with his nose.
Derrick took a deep breath, letting it out slowly. "I have to get ready to go."
"Really?" Ty continued to tease Derrick with his nose, touching all of Derrick's sensitive spots on his neck. "I thought we could have a quickie?" Ty asked, as he kissed the base of Derrick's neck.
Derrick gulped hard, trying to wet his mouth. "There's no such thing as a quickie with you." Derrick whispered into Ty's ear. "I would want all afternoon and evening doing it."
Ty snickered on Derrick's neck, his hand sliding around from Derrick's back, over the pronounced bulge in Derrick's shorts. Ty massaged it for a long while, Derrick moaning deeply, leaning back against the table, giving into Ty and his onslaught. Derrick knew he was losing the battle to Ty. He had to regain control, but it was so good, so very good to be touched by this incredible man. Control, control...come on...Derrick thought to himself.
Derrick pulled himself away, taking a deep breath, grasping Ty's wrist. "I really have to get ready. I'm sorry." Derrick whispered, looking pained at Ty.
Ty smiled out of the corner of his mouth. "I understand," Ty said softly, looking hurt. "It was unfair for me to do this..."
Derrick threw himself on Ty, wrapping his arms around the powerful neck, kissing him, then pulling back. "Don't you even think that. Do you know how bad I want you right now? I ache...so much, wanting you. But, ...I have to get ready to go, and...I want you to come with me." Derrick whispered the last.
"Why? What do you need me for?"
"Oh my God! Seriously? Do you know where I'm going?"
"Those people's house, right? The one's that keep calling?"
"Exactly. I need...backup, and a builder's eye." Derrick paused for a long moment, "Would you go with me?"
Ty pulled back from Derrick. "Out to Snootville? Are you kidding? Everyone avoids it like the plague, that's smalltime. We leave that shit to the big boys. There's not enough money to deal with the picky, bitchy people out there."
"I understand. But, it would mean a lot to me if I could get your help kind of surveying the area, you know what I mean?"
Ty looked deep into Derrick's eyes, seeing the need to, that call for help. Ty shook his head. "I'm only going to help you, that's it." Ty saw Derrick's face light up. "Why do I get the impression that I'm rushing in where angels fear to tread?"
"I really don't know what you're talking about? Impressions? Angels? Really, it's only business. You'll do fine. We need to dress." Derrick said.
"Dress?!" Ty asked loudly.
"You know, professional." Derrick said as he walked toward the bedroom. "Hurry, and I'll buy you lunch before we go."
"But..." Ty sighed loudly. Derrick turned and walked back to him, looking puzzled. "I need to change, get cleaned up..." Derrick kissed him softly.
"Change, yes, but you smell like a man, a real man. I love it," Derrick whispered, "and I know they will, too." He smiled that smile that always eased Ty. "You'll see. They need someone like you, a real man, to give them a reality check." Derrick breathed Ty in deeply, still smiling that smile. "Trust me."
"Hmmm, two of the scariest words in the English language." Ty mumbled, turning and headed out the back door. He walked out and went to his truck. He opened the door and grabbed his pair of jeans out of the back seat. He dropped his shorts and went to step into the jeans, as he heard a wolf whistle. He turned and saw Paul, standing in his bedroom window, just staring. Ty smiled at Paul, turning to face him, giving him a show, pulling up his jeans slowly, tucking himself into them, then buttoning up the flaps. He looked up at Paul and smiled, as Paul leaned on the window sill with a longing look. Ty reached in and grabbed his shirt, he flicked it in the air, looking it over, but it was all wrinkled. He sighed.
Derrick stepped out the back door, then smiled looking at Ty, watching him pull out his tee. "I have a shirt, if you want one." Derrick called out. Ty looked up and smiled at Derrick.
"Will it fit?"
Derrick sighed. "You may be more defined, but we are really the same size. Yes, it will fit."
Derrick watched Ty walk toward him. Up the back steps, Derrick held the screen door open. They walked into Derrick's bedroom. Derrick went around the bed, opening up the closet. He stepped in and then reemerged with a white button down. He handed it to Ty, smiling. Ty slipped it on, after examining it briefly. He hummed to himself for a moment, feeling the softness of the cloth on his skin.
"Egyptian Cotton." Derrick said, flatly. "Looks good on you, too."
"Really? I like it, it's so soft."
"Hand woven, then washed over stone. It looks better on you, than on me."
"You have expensive taste." Ty whispered, finishing the buttons, leaving the top two open, the soft collar splayed out on his thick shoulders. "It's a little tight."
Derrick stepped over to him, adjusting the shirt a little, back and forth on Ty. "You're more defined than I am, remember? I think you look absolutely gorgeous. Ready to go?"
Ty nodded, and they walked out the front door, getting into Derrick's Audi. He started it and they pulled out of the driveway, heading for town. Derrick promised lunch, and soon they were at a bistro that Derrick knew very well. Lunch was ordered, and soon arrived. Derrick watched as Ty inhaled everything but the plate.
"Still hungry?" Derrick asked, raising an eyebrow. Ty looked up, wiping his mouth with the cloth napkin. He shook his head in response. "Dinner wasn't very much last night, was it?"
"No, it was. It's just that with all of the activity that's been going on, I guess I just needed to really eat." Ty said, seemingly embarrassed by the situation. "I'm sorry, I guess I was making a pig of myself."
"Nonsense. I like to watch a hungry man eat." Derrick said quietly. "Ready to go?" Ty nodded. Derrick reached into his pocket and pulled out some cash, leaving it on the table. They got up and walked over to the car, getting in.
The drive to the Van Owens took a little bit. Ty had apparently been out here before, as Derrick looked over at him every now and again to see his response to the large houses. Ty seemed to be unimpressed by it all. Derrick remained silent until they reached their destination. He swung into the driveway and parked. He reached into the backseat and grabbed the plans that he had done so far. Together, they got out and walked to the front door, Derrick ringing the bell. They waited for a minute, when the door opened by a woman, dressed in a white shirt, below was a longer black skirt, she wore simple black flat soled shoes. Her hair was up in a pony tail, she wore little makeup.
"Can I help you?" She asked in a soft voice. She looked them both up and down briefly.
"We have an appointment with Mr. and Mrs. Van Owen." Derrick said quietly.
"Won't you come in, please?" She said, opening the door wider for them. They stepped through, into the foyer. She closed the door behind them.
"This way, gentlemen." She said, walking toward the right, into an open drawing room. She used a hand to guide them in. "May I ask who's calling?"
"Derrick Jacobson. You can tell Mr. Van Owen that I have the plans."
"Very good, sir. If you gentlemen would take a seat, I'll tell him that you are here." She turned and walked out of the room, leaving them. Derrick turned and looked back at Ty, who was admiring the woodwork of the room, running his fingers along it's smooth surface.
"Impressive room." Derrick said quietly.
Ty didn't look back at Derrick, as he kept gently stroking the smoothness of the wood. "It's meant to. It's a negotiation tactic, meant to impress, to overpower the visitor, to put them..."
"Off guard." Came the booming voice from the doorway, now behind the two. They spun quickly to see Mr. Van Owen standing in the doorway, his wife behind him to one side. "Impressive that you knew that, young man." He smiled out of the corner of his mouth, walking into the room. "Mr. Jacobson," Van Owen said, holding out his hand, "Good of you to be on time." Derrick took his hand firmly. He let go of Derrick, crossing over to Ty, who took a couple of steps forward, reaching his hand out.
"Mr. Clayton Van Owen, may I present Mr. Ty Caldwell." Derrick said.
"How do you do, Mr. Caldwell?" Van Owen asked as they grasped hands firmly.
"I am well, thank you, sir. A pleasure to meet you."
Van Owen still gripped Ty's hand, looking into his eyes deeply. "Have we met before? You look familiar to me."
"No, sir, I don't believe so. I would have remembered."
Van Owen released his grip. "I'm sure." He smiled out of the corner of his mouth, turning away from Ty. He held out his hand toward the door, "Gentlemen, my wife, Evelyn. You remember her, don't you, Mr. Jacobson?"
"Derrick, please." Derrick said, looking at Van Owen, then turning and smiling at Mrs. Van Owen. "How could I forget her?" Derrick asked, stepping toward her, taking both of her hands in his. "A pleasure to see you again, Mrs. Van Owen."
"The pleasure is mine." She replied looking around Derrick, holding his hands. "Two very handsome young men in the house, the pleasure is all mine." She let go of Derrick and crossed to Ty, taking his hand, giving it a delicate shake.
"How do you do, ma'am?"
"I am doing well, thank you. Can I offer you something to drink?"
"That would nice, thank you." Ty replied.
Mrs. Van Owen turned and looked toward the doorway. Standing there was the girl who answered the door. Mrs. Van Owen folded her hands in front of her, sighing slightly.
"Phoebe, would you bring some iced tea, please?" The girl nodded in reply and walked away.
Van Owen turned and looked at Ty, raising an eyebrow. "It's interesting how you knew about this room, Mr. Caldwell." Van Owen looked around at the room for a few seconds. "That suggests to me you know something of mediation and of business."
"A little." Ty stepped over to the large overstuffed leather sofa and sat down, next to the arm, crossing his legs.
"I have closed several deals here in this room. Tell me, what business are you in?"
Ty looked at Derrick briefly, than back at Van Owen. "I thought Derrick had told you. I'm a builder. Well, mostly a remodeler."
Van Owens eyes widened, as he sat on the opposite sofa, across from Ty. "No, he didn't say anything, just that he wouldn't be alone when he came. Hmmm. You have references, I take it."
"Certainly." Ty replied, confused. He looked up as Phoebe walked back, carrying a large tray, laden with a pitcher and glasses of ice. She placed it on the table in front of Ty and Van Owen. "I'm confused, sir. Do I need references for iced tea?" Ty saw a smirk on Phoebe's face as she poured the tea. Mrs. Van Owen came and sat next to Ty on the couch, Derrick came up behind Van Owen and his couch. Phoebe handed the glasses to Ty and to Derrick first, then Mrs. Van Owen, and then placed one in front of Van Owen on the table.
"Thank you, Phoebe." Mrs. Van Owen said softly. The girl turned and walked out of the room silently.
"Excuse me, Mr. Van Owen. I didn't bring Ty out here for you to hire him on the spot. I brought him for technical advice for the site." Derrick said. "I am in need of another set of eyes to finish aspect of the site and placements."
"I see." Van Owen hissed out. "Well, let's see what you've done."
Derrick picked up the plans and walked around the couch, opening them, then spreading them out on the large table between the couches. He explained the various plans, floor plans, elevations, what he needed to finish, and then he started asking the questions to fill in the blanks for the plans. He made notes on the plans as the questions were asked and answered.
Van Owen looked at his watch, looking like he was pushed for time. Derrick and Ty noticed it. Derrick rolled his eyes once, making Ty smile. Mrs. Van Owen slid over closer to Ty to see the plans better from her angle.
Ty leaned close to Mrs. Van Owen and asked softly. "I was wondering, could you show me where you want this built?"
"Yes, I would love to." Mrs. Van Owen said, rising from the couch. All three of them stood as she rose to her feet. She looked at Derrick, patting the back of his hand. "You two continue. Then you can join us out behind the house." She smiled, and walked toward the door, Ty following her. Derrick and Van Owen went back to their plan discussion.
She opened the patio doors and walked out on the deck, with Ty next to her. They walked off the deck and started across the expansive lawn toward the back knoll. She had taken Ty's arm as they walked. She talked of the property and pointed out where the lines were up in the trees in the back. They stopped where she thought the structure should be. Ty gently pulled his arm free, turned around and looked back at the house. He knelt down, surveying the area, then rose back to his feet.
"Forgive me, but, I just don't see why you would to build another structure on the property."
"I would have thought that Mr. Jacobson would have told you." She said, looking up at Ty.
"Really, Derrick hasn't said much, except for the technical aspect."
"Well, we want to build this guest house for our son, who is returning here."
"Oh? I would think you would want him in the house, with you two?"
"My husband won't...wants him, to have his own place. And that's the only way he would return."
"I don't mean to pry, but it sounds strained between them." Ty said, softly.
"It has been...difficult."
"Evelyn." Ty turned, taking her hands in his. "What do you want?" He stared into her soft eyes, as they watered up a little.
"That's not important. What matters is that our son returns."
"Is there something I can do to help?" Ty asked.
"Would you build it for us?"
Ty chuckled a little. "I'm previously engaged." Ty looked around, then back at her. "Besides, you need a crew for this, and I work alone. If there was something else I could do, I'd be happy to help."
"You could oversee the project for us."
"That's for the general contractor to do, a general contractor with a crew." Ty said softly, patting her hand. They both turned and looked back toward the house, watching Derrick and Van Owen walking toward them. They walked up, Derrick smiling.
"What do you think?" Derrick asked.
"It's a beautiful spot. There's a few things I noticed though." Ty replied.
"Really? Like what?"
"Drainage." Derrick looked at Ty quizzically. "Notice where you're standing." Derrick looked down at his feet. "The grass." Ty sighed. "It's thicker and deeper here than anywhere else. The water comes off the knoll and pools here. Bet there's quite a mosquito problem in the early spring too." Ty turned toward the knoll. "Have to build some kind of retaining wall and deflect the water, also have to raise the grade up for the structure, by near a foot I would think. Also, the neighbor there," turning and pointing to the neighbor closest, "there's not enough room between the two properties for a drive. It would have to come from the other side of the house. And this far back from the street, it would have to be a septic tank, not tied to the city lines. Power and water, all underground. I'm not sure the ground will perk for the tank."
Van Owen stood there, listening to every word. He looked at Derrick, then back at Ty. "Well, that's it. I think we found our contractor."
"I appreciate that, sir. But, as I explained to your wife, I'm previously engaged, and you need a general with a crew. I don't have one, I work alone. And it sounds like you're kind of in a hurry. It would take me over a year to do this by myself."
"I'll hire you a crew, then."
Ty chuckled. "And where would you find them? How would you know they were any good? How would I know if I could trust them to do the job?" Ty shook his head. "No, sir, you need a general contractor that has crews, equipment, resources. I, sir, have none of those things. I appreciate the thought."
"But, the way you picked out the details..." Van Owen started.
"Anyone with any building skills can see what I've seen." Ty concluded. Ty turned and looked at Derrick. "I think I'm done here. I'll meet you at the car." He turned and looked at Mrs. Van Owen, taking one of her hands, raising it up slightly, then bending down, kissing the back of her hand, looking her in the eye. "An honor to meet you." Ty turned and reached out a hand to Van Owen, who took it, shaking it firmly. "A pleasure, sir." Ty let his hand go, and walked across the lawn. He reached the house and walked around it toward the front, as the three walked slowly back toward the back deck.
When they reached the deck, Van Owen stopped, looking at Derrick. "I need finished plans in my hands by the end of next week. I want to break ground within two weeks, so there has to be a contractor in place. Make sure you see to it." Van Owen started to turn away.
"I'm afraid that's not possible." Derrick said.
Van Owen turned back, looking at him with a raised eyebrow. "Oh? And why not?"
"Breaking ground in two weeks? You have to be realistic here. There's a permit process. This is county, it takes time with them. And not to mention, we have to find a contractor, bid everything..."
Van Owen leaned toward Derrick. "I'll say this plainly. Two weeks, ground breaking. The contractor is out in front right now. I'll take care of the county. Just get it drawn, back to me, and I'll get the permits. I don't give a damn what it costs, just get it done. Are we clear?"
Derrick was mad, madder than he had been in a long time. "Yes, that's clear. But..."
"There is no but..." Van Owen turned and walked into the house, leaving them out on the deck. "Get it done." He boomed out of sight.
Derrick felt arms around his arm. He looked down, seeing Mrs. Van Owen standing there next to him. She patted the back of Derrick's hand, then looked up at him, smiling slightly.
"I haven't seen him like this for a long time." She whispered. "I'm sorry."
"I am too. I was trying to help, and now this has turned out to be a..."
"Nightmare?" She whispered.
Derrick chuckled. "Situation."
"Don't be so nice about it, dear. My husband can be a real asshole."
Derrick laughed, looking down at her. "Mrs. Van Owen, really..."
"Evelyn, please. Don't think I don't know what he's capable of. I've seen it too many times over the years." She shook her head slowly. "This is important to him."
"What about you? Isn't it important to you as well?" She looked up at Derrick, hearing his words.
"It doesn't matter if it's important to me or not."
"I can't believe that." Derrick said, her eyes filling with tears. "Tell me about your son."
She looked down and then slowly lifted her to look at him. "Do you know Chez Moniz?"
"The restaurant? Yes, I do. It takes weeks to get a table there."
"Meet me tomorrow for lunch. I'll tell you all about him then." She smiled. "And bring Mr. Caldwell with you. I'll make the reservation for noon."
Derrick bent over and gave her a small kiss on the cheek. "I will. I'll see myself out."
Derrick walked out the front door, carrying the plans, Phoebe had opened it for him. He walked across the driveway toward the car, seeing Ty leaning against the fender. Derrick walked up to the drivers door. Ty opened the passenger door and got in. Derrick started the motor and pulled out.
"That went well." Ty sighed. Derrick busted out laughing as they hit the road, Ty started laughing as well.


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THANK you. The ENA just found that a disturbingly high percentage of ER nurses think violence is just part of the job. It is, but the acceptance shouldn't be there. My department has a zero-tolerance policy and actually implements it, which means I still get hurt but they treat me if necessary and are taking giant strides to help us deescalate and anticipate violence. I just went to a fairly long class invented for our ER nurses on how we can protect ourselves while also protecting patients, and it was worth its weight in gold. I hope other ERs do the same. Our security staff is awesome and come at a gallop when called. So is our local PD.
But you can't anticipate the out-of-the-blue whallop, kick, or arm-breaking grab. I still usually have bruises in various stages of healing, and I've had one doc visit and one x-ray just in a year for beyond-bruising injuries. I AM getting learned helplessness about it. I see where the acceptance comes from, but I. Must. Resist.


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Few weeks ago I wrote a post about the book "And what about college". That review was read by thousands of people who bought the book from amazon and sent us hundreds of emails with their opinion about the book. I will publish a part of them below:
"As the mother of a teen who is currently knee-deep in the college admissions paperwork maze, I must say this book is a keeper! Cafi has compiled virtually a ton of practical, useable information all in one place. I imagine I could have found all this information on my own, but good grief! I really wonder how many years of research it would have taken me. . .
The book includes sections on almost everything you'd ever want to know about getting into college as a homeschooler. There are explanations of the different approaches to high school homeschooling; what the various Scope and Sequences really mean; the should-we-do-a-transcript-or-portfolio question; how to actually compose a transcript (the bane of my existence!); which colleges have admitted homeschoolers and why; pointers on applying to military academies, and even doing an "after the fact" curriculum and transcript.
There is also a wonderful Question and Answer section in the book, written in Cafi's own clear, concise, and down-to-earth style. This chapter addresses many of the most common worries we parents of older home learners have, such as "How do we handle high school subjects in which we have no expertise?" and "Is it ever too late to begin homeschooling?" ("Never," says Cafi).
This one's staying on my bookshelf, because I know I'll be referring back to again and again. If you'd like to borrow it, that should be no problem. Let's see. . . I'll probably be able to loan it out right after my youngest graduates from high school. . . in the summer of 2015."
"Reading Cafi Cohen's And What About College? is like having your hand held by your best friend who knows something inside out you would love to know yourself. This is much more than a how-to manual; Mrs. Cohen not only answers all your questions but reminds you gently of all the questions you should have asked but forgot to. Cafi Cohen has written the indispensable book for college-bound homeschoolers. If your child is a teenager and thinking about college, this is the book to get – and the younger your teen, the better."
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"Reading Cafi Cohen's And What About College? is like having your hand held by your best friend who knows something inside out you would love to know yourself. This is much more than a how-to manual; Mrs. Cohen not only answers all your questions but reminds you gently of all the questions you should have asked but forgot to."
"As authors/publishers we understand a little of what it took to accomplish what you have. Yet you have done much more than most: you have placed in our hands something well written and valuable. Thanks from the Davis family and beyond us from the entire homeschooling community. We all will be better prepared because of the window you have opened into your family."
"Your book is a life and sanity saver. I spent a week this past summer with it at my side while I put together [our daughter's] transcript, resume, course descriptions, and cover letter. . . . [Our daughter] met with the Director of Admisssions at Antioch so he could talk with her and look the stuff over for us. . . . His experience at Antioch has been — and also at Penn & Cooper's Union when he was the admissions officer there who worked specificially with homeschoolers — that the materials from home schoolers were not nearly as well and clearly presented as [our daughter's] is [based on your book]."
"Ordered your book and received it yesterday. I haven't finished it yet, but the parts that I have read, skipping back and forth, gives me much, much hope. The curriculum "after the fact" recording system really helped as did the transcripts and information relating to certain colleges."
"Yesterday I received my copy of Cafi's book and after perusing through it, I would say it is a 'must read' for those of us who are and will be home schooling teens through high school! Whether you're lacking confidence (like me) or just need to know what 'hoops to jump through' to help your child get to where he/she wants to go, I think this will give the needed assistance. Thanks Cafi . . . . I think you have a winner."
"I got your book in the mail today! I'm not done reading it yet, but I am already glad I have it. So many books on homeschooling deal mostly with younger children or with "newbies" to homeschooling. It is wonderful to find a practical resource with info I will NEED in the future. Even though [our daughter] is only 11, she is taking some 8th and 9th grade level subjects. After glancing over a few chapters of your book, [my husband] and I have decided to start keeping a current transcript . . . NOW. If we get into the habit of recording the important things now, hopefully we won't miss any essentials later. Also, you have listed quite a few things that I wouldn't have thought of including in a transcript . . . Anyway, the book is great!"
"It suddenly strikes me that we haven't written you about the book. . . well, that's probaby because [my wife] grabbed it out of my hands and started gulping it down, taking notes as she went. . . The book is being put to good use [for our our homeschool teenage daughter]. . . . Bless you for writing it; I hope that it is beginning to sell as fast as Bibles in Russia!"
"Just wanted to drop you a note about how much I loved 'And What About College?' I'm a 16-year-old homeschooler. . ., and I've just finished the application process myself. . . Although I'd finished all the [applications] before I read your book, it was . . . comforting to know your family went about things in a similar way and did just fine. I'm recommending your book to every teen homeschooler I know [who's] considering college. . . thanks for writing it!"
"I got your book on Monday and read it cover to cover. I plan to spread the word about it as I believe it would be very helpful to any homeschooling [family]. You did a great job of covering all the aspects of college admission for homeschoolers. I especially like the copies of your kids' transcripts; they'll be really helpful in guiding us in creating ours. . . .I'm glad to have my own copy as I'm sure I will be using and re-reading it many times over the next two years!"
"I am the Mom of 1-1/2 year old twins. My husband and I are considering homeschooling for religious reasons as well as educational. I found your book at the library and wanted to tell you, it helped me so much. It answered all of my questions about college, and about the process of getting in. I was mostly nervous about my kids having difficulty getting in somewhere being homeschooled, but now I don't feel concerned. I am going to buy your book, and keep it for when my kids get older, so that we can plan our curriculum accordingly and start early. Thank you so much for writing it, and for all of the information that was in it. I especially liked the essays your kids wrote, and their highly impressive transcripts. I am thrilled with the potential my kids have, and hope we can pass on to them our love of learning. I am a RN and my husband has a bachelors in physics and math, so I think we can hit the subjects that are needed between the two of us. Thank you, it was very encouraging. I passed the title of your book on to my sister who homeschools and a friend."


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The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has re-confirmed, once again, that recipes are not subject to copyright protection. The ruling originated from a suit filed by Rosemarie Carroll against Larry Moore and others for copyright infringement and other state law claims associated with a restaurant and catering business that Carroll and Moore previously co-owned. In that prior venture, Moore conceived and developed the recipes for the menu. In 2007, Carroll and Moore parted ways with Carroll purchasing Moore's interest in the businesses and with Moore signing an agreement which specified that Moore return "all originals and copies of . . . menu files and development ideas, recipes (current and historical) and training tools."
Subsequently, Carroll created and obtained a registered copyright on the "Tomaydo-Tomahhdo Recipe Book" that was assembled based on the recipes that Moore developed for the restaurant. In the lawsuit, Carroll alleged that Moore and other defendants copied the recipes and used them for their catering business.
On October 20, 2015, the Sixth Circuit upheld the district court's dismissal of the copyright claim finding that the cookbook was not creative enough for protection. At the outset, the Sixth Circuit noted that the cookbook was a compilation and only subject to copyright protection if it is original, meaning that it has some creative aspect.
Plaintiff argued that its recipe book was creative because (1) Moore's trial-and-error process for developing recipes embodies the selection, coordination, and arrangement necessary to demonstrate creativity, and (2) its menu was purposefully ordered a particular way, each item on the menu existed because Carroll and Moore specifically chose it, and the items were chosen in coordination with each other.
Both arguments were rejected. The Sixth Circuit's ruling was anchored to the long-standing rule that the recipes themselves do not enjoy copyright projection because the list of ingredients is merely a factual statement. And a recipe's instructions, as functional directions, are statutorily excluded from copyright protection pursuant to 17 U.S.C. § 102(b). Given that, the court found that plaintiff did not point to anything demonstrating that the recipe book is an original compilation. With respect to purposefully selecting and arranging the menu items, the Court noted that Carroll never identified what is original and creative about that process. Rather, that argument merely characterized how recipes are developed and further perfected. The court further held that plaintiff's assertion that the menu items are purposefully coordinated with each other was doomed because she never identified any creative manner by which they are. Accordingly, the plaintiff had no copyright interest in the book.
Notably, courts have found that cookbooks can be copyrighted as original compilations if authors "lace their directions for producing dishes" with creative content such as stories about times the dish was made.


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Good overview on what Bootstrap is and what you can possibly use for your site. He also makes some references to some sites that you can use to get up=and-running with Bootstrap. It's very basic, so no coding in these sets of lessons--more of a lecture format which is what I needed before getting into the next course.
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The Top Secret Area is a level filled with power-ups able for use by Mario and Luigi during the events of Super Mario World. The area is situated behind the Ghost House of the Donut Plains. To unlock it, the player must find the secret exit to the level Donut Ghost House. Exiting this level will not end the player's turn in two-player mode.
The level consists of a single area with five ? Blocks. The two ? Blocks on the left hold Fire Flowers, the two on the right Cape Feathers (when Small Mario hits the ? Blocks, he will get a Mushroom first). A Yoshi Egg will appear when the center ? Block is hit (a 1-Up Mushroom appears if the player already has Yoshi). It contains no enemies, and can be accessed an infinite amount of times, allowing Mario and Luigi to acquire the maximum amount of extra lives. In the SNES version, the area has no Time Limit. In the GBA remake, the area has a time limit of 200 counts.
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Language Name Meaning Japanese ドーナツヘイやのうらみち Dōnatsu Heiya no Uramichi Donut Plains Secret Path Spanish Área supersecreta Super Secret Area German Top Secret Ebene Top Secret level [edit]Trivia
The level's location icon changes in the two versions. The SNES version had it as a yellow space, but the GBA remake had a happy bush. Besides Yoshi's House, the Top Secret Area is the only level in the game that cannot be completed (in a way that changes the progress on the file select screen). The Top Secret Area acts similar to the Toad Houses of other games, as it contains free powerups for Mario to use.


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Ever wondered which city in the country has the highest number of workers who commute by car, van, or jeep? The 2011 Census data shows Delhi has the highest number of workers who commute by car at 10.79%. In second is Chennai at 6.14% and Mumbai in third at 4.78%. Bangalore and Kolkata among the five metros were recorded to have the least number of commuters at 2.72% and 2.93% respectively.
Delhi has a highly efficient metro system and during weekdays from 8 a.m. - 11 a.m. the trains transport nearly 1 lakh passengers. However, according to the transport ministry data, Delhi has the highest number of cars compared to any other metro city in India.
Could the reason be the overcrowding of trains during peak hours? What would you do: Board an overcrowded train, or drive your car in Delhi's congested traffic?
Dilip Singh, 49, a general manager with a private firm in New Delhi, said "Metro is not equipped to handle the massive morning and evening traffic," He also added "Also, many Delhiites view cars as a status symbol."
Chennai, on the flipside, has a poor connectivity of public transport systems, which forces many working professionals to use cars and vans. Rajiv Balaram, 26, employed at an IT firm in Sholinganallur said "Many of us who work on the IT corridor can use the trains or buses only up to a certain point. After that, we depend on shared autos, cabs or cars."
Kolkata, on the other hand, was chosen by the World Bank as the city with most sustainable transport system in India. Less than 3% of workers drive to work, and this city has a robust transport network that includes: the metro, buses, taxis, autos, and trams.
Compared to Delhi, the local railway network in Kolkata carries 35 lakh commuters a day, and the metro carries 5 lakh passengers daily. Trams and Taxis contribute to 6 - 7% of the daily commuter load, which is around 16 lakh commuters a day.
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Quantum Data 780C-APM ACA Passive Monitor Option for 780C
The 780C can also be equipped with the optional Auxiliary Channel Analyzer (ACA) utility for monitoring the HDMI or HDBaseT DDC (HDCP and EDID) transactions and hot plug events. The ACA option enables you to monitor the DDC either while emulating an HDMI or HDBaseT source and/or sink or passively monitoring the HDMI DDC, hot plug events and CEC messages between an HDMI source and sink.
Item #: QD-780C-APM
Our Price: $1,490.00
Muxlab 500830 HDMI 2.0/3G-SDI Test Signal Generator
This Signal Generator is able to generate SD/HD/3G SDI and HDMI 2.0 test patterns in a full range of resolutions up to 4K@ 60Hz (4:4:4). The unit assists users in validating the capabilities and proper operation of their sink devices. The user may select from various test pattern, resolutions, refresh rates, color spaces and other related parameters. When used with the 500831 Signal Analyzer, a useful set of cable connectivity/quality tests, and device compatibility tests can be performed to hel
Item #: MUX-500830
Availability: Usually ships in 3-10 business days
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Maxtron Multi-Format HD-SDI Pattern Generator with Voice ID and Battery Option
A Superior HD Signal Generator with Embedded Audio at Half the Price! This version fetures a factory installed Internal Li-ion Battery Pack.
Don't let the size of the TG-5100 fool you, this is a full featured, multi-pattern, multi-format, SMPTE 292M HD-SDI generator with individual 16-channel voice ID's. The embedded audio repeats the channel ID every15 seconds, leaving no doubts or confusion about the audio channel you're monitoring. Plus, between the voice ID's there is standard level 1kHz audi
Item #: TG-5100B
Our Price: $869.00
Quantum Data 780C-CT Cable Test Option for 780C
The cable option can only be used with 780C and cannot be used with any other 780 model.
Item #: QD-780C-CT
Our Price: $890.00
Cabletronix CT-DLM870D Digital / Analog Signal Level Meter
The CT-DLM870D is a handheld signal level meter is designed to provide the most valuable features at reduced cost. It performs fast and efficiently to take carrier amplitude measurements. It can also take the direct power measurement of DVB signals. This unit simultaneously displays video carrier, audio carrier strength, V/A measurements, Tilt measurement, C/N measurement and Trunk voltage measurement. This unit is perfect for balancing digital QAM and analog headend systems, reading digital off
Item #: CT-DLM870D
Our Price: $649.79
Kramer 840Hxl HDMI Video Test Pattern Generator
The 840Hxl is a high performance HDMI video test pattern generator. It generates 32 preset patterns at 16 popular computer, HD and seven user-defined resolutions. It includes several unique patterns that incorporate motion.
Item #: KR-840HXL
Our Price: $512.00
VPG-HL HDMI Video Pattern Generator
An economical way to test and evaluate HDMI HDTV/HDCP displays/panels and easily troubleshoots any calibration issues. It has 7 different resolutions from 1600x1200 to HDTV's 1080p, and 8 different video test patterns that quickly determine color performance, linearity, and HDCP. FullHD HDMI 1.3, HDCP 1.2, & DVI 1.0 Compliant with easy-to-use push-button control, and built-in HDCP signal tester. It can be powered either by using a 9v battery that can last up to 4.5Hr or using a power adaptor. Id
Item #: VPG-HL
Our Price: $174.00
Maxtron TG-5000 Dual-Format HD-SDI Pattern Generator (no audio)
To answer the demands for a cost effective HD-SDI pattern generator Maxtron introduces the TG-5000 test pattern generator. The TG-5000 is a very low-cost HD-SDI generator which supports both the 720p and1080i HD formats 59.94Hz frame rates. These two formats are the only formats used by broadcast facilities in the US and Canada.
The TG-5000 provides the latest SMPTE recommended HD test pattern - the RP 219-2002 HD color bar signal. The pattern is native 16:9 aspect and consists of both 75% and 10
Item #: TG-5000
Our Price: $499.00
NTSC/PAL Color Bar Generator
The ES-229 Color Bar Generator can be used for aligning monitors or for checking the signal fidelity of a video system. The ES-229 generates RS-170A full-field bars or black-burst. The unit provides one composite output and one S-Video output. If the TONE option is ordered, a 1 KHz tone is output from the rear-mounted RCA connector. Front-panel DIP switches allow selection of Auto-Black, Bars / Black, Interlace / Progressive, NTSC pedestal On / Off, Chroma On / Off and NTSC/PAL mode. The Auto-Bl
Item #: ES 229
Our Price: $280.49
Calrad 40-883 HDTV Digital Test Pattern Generator
The 40-883 DVI test pattern generator provides over 20 of the most-often-used test patterns for calibration, testing and troubleshooting DVI-D or DVI-I signals. It is ideal for use with LCD monitors, PC monitors or projectors that are equipped with DVI-I or DVI-D inputs. Easy to use OSD menu allows you to select a variety of test patterns. Grey scale and multiburst. Requires 35-711A DVI to HDMI adapter sold separately. 5Vdc power supply included. Size: Length 5.75" x Width 3" x Height 1.25"
Item #: 40-883
Our Price: $510.39
Apantac PTG-HDMI HDMI Pattern Test Generator
HDMI Pattern Test Generator. 34 different patterns. 48 possible output resolutions. 1 KHz tone (@ 48 Khz). Portable, operates up to 8 hours on rechargeable batteries. Comes with its 12 VDV Power Supply and a HDMI cable in a carrying case.
Item #: APA-PTG-HDMI
Our Price: $492.95
Link Bridge LB-H2-SGA HDMI 2.0 Signal Generator and Analyzer
The LB-H2-SGA advanced HDMI pattern generator and analyzer is an integrators tool for producing up to [email protected]
Item #: BD-LB-H2-SGA
Our Price: $2,392.00
Burst Electronics DG-4 Digital Generator (HD/SD/AES)
The DG4 is a full featured, multi-pattern, multi-format, SMPTE 259M (SD) and SMPTE 274M/296M (HD) SDI test pattern generator with 16-Channel voice ID's and tones plus analog genlock input and analog black-burst output. The pattern lineup was specifically chosen to expose system weakness and limitations. The moving zoneplate is used to qualify video compression and scaling. The pathological pattern is used to stress the PLL's in the signal path. There is even the traveling image which moves smoot
Item #: BURST-DG4
Our Price: $873.75
Burst Electronics DV-4 Analog to SDI Converter 10-Bit
The DV-4 is a true 10-bit Analog to SDI converter. Features include full proc amp control of the incoming analog video, allowing for corrections and adjustments. The DV-4 supports all popular analog formats in NTSC, PAL, and SECAM. The input section has anti-aliasing filters that allow clean conversion of satellite and ENG sources. Internal color bars and Pathological generators add to the functionality of the DV-4.
Item #: BURST-DV-4
Our Price: $843.53
Cobalt 9960-TG2-REF1 3G/HD/SDSDI Dual Test Signal Generator with Moving Box Active Signal Indication & Bi-Level Sync out
The all-new Cobalt 9960-TG2-REF1 3G/HD/SD-SDI Dual Test Signal Generator with Moving Box Active Signal Indication and Bi-Level Sync Out offers an easy to use, economical solution to providing comprehensive test signal packages to ensure validity of downstream baseband SDI systems. The 9960-TG2-REF1 is an unprecedented first in the high-density openGear® based card form factor. Two independent generator blocks can be set to offer dual test packages which can be simultaneously outputted or selecti
Item #: CB-9960-TG2-REF1
Our Price: $3,349.00
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