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Thrasher Radio: Ep. 21 Caswell Berry
Originally Recorded: May 13th, 2014
From the San Jose skatepark to a stuntman in Africa. Phelps and Caswell talk turkey.
Thrasher Radio Ep.21 Track List:
Billy Idol - "Eyes Without A Face"
Frank Zappa - "In France"
Ween - "Boys Club"
The Kinks - "Waterloo Sunset"
Depeche Mode - "Behind The Wheel"
Neil Young - "Dreamin' Man"
Subscribe to the Thrasher Radio Podcast here.
Have a question or comment for Jake? Who do you want to see on the show? Let us know by leaving a comment below.
Thrasher Radio: Ep. 55 Mark GonzalesPutting the rad back in radio. Mark Gonzales is the true skateboard pioneer. From the libraries of South Gate to the streets of the world, he took what he saw happening in skateparks and took it to the streets. No conspiracy by freestylers here, just mimicking the parks' style on the rails and curbs all over the LA city basin. Thanks, Mark. —Jake Phelps
Thrasher Radio: Ep. 54 Evan SmithThe top-three list for SOTY was all tuff no fluff: Figgy, K-Walks and Evan Smith. While he don't mind not being the "guy," he's just stoked to be on planet Earth having the time of his life. Listen to Mr. Smith talk about the road and the mag on the airwaves. —Jake Phelps
Thrasher Radio: RIP Prince 1958-2016When legends die only do we realize how much they've influenced us. Now that the purple one is gone, listen to the man's music. –Jake Phelps
Thrasher Radio: Ep. 52 Aaron "Jaws" HomokiJaws sits down with the Phelper to talk about big drops, the ripper at Clipper, the Lyon 25 and plenty more. Tune in here.
Thrasher Radio: Ep. 51 Pat DuffyJake sits down with Pat Duffy to talk about the old days, Plan B, and living in Finland. Tune in here.
Thrasher Radio: Ep. 50 Wes Kremer2014 SOTY, Wes Kremer, talks about his year in the spotlight, mustard, and his hemiz. Scarred for life.
Thrasher Radio: Ep. 49 Diego BucchieriDiego talks about van life, Toy Machine, and his new role as Nike team dude back in Argentina.
Thrasher Radio: Ep. 48 Greyson FletcherGreyson Fletcher yappin' about family skate heritage, Caballerials, and head-on collisions. Check it.
Thrasher Radio: Ep. 47 Antwuan DixonAntwuan Dixon tells us about real friends and growing up in Carson, CA. Check the tunes.
Thrasher Radio: Ep. 46 Sean MaltoSean Malto stopped by while going dumb up the 101 to talk with Jake about skating, music, and drive-by shootings.


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Garrett Morris was born in New Orleans on February 1, 1937. Morris is a comedian and actor whose career spans four decades. Morris has appeared on a number of highly successful television programs and films. Notably, Morris was an original cast member of the wildly popular Saturday Night Live. Some of his other popular roles are Stan Winters on Martin and Junior King on The Jamie Foxx Show.
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and to these rad dudes for playing my songs with me. Feeling like a lucky lady today. #upstreamfest
What a weekend in Seattle! Thank you to Upstream Music Fest + Summit for including me in such a triumphant first year, and to these rad dudes for playing my songs with me. Feeling like a lucky lady today. #upstreamfest
Hey look! We're KEXP's "Photo of the Day" today! What a fine looking bunch those kids in black are... <3 (Photo by Niffer Calderwood for www.kexp.org)
Looks like Upstream Music Fest + Summit is off to a good start today! Can't wait to play a couple solo sets tomorrow (10:30AM - LIVE on KEXP from The London Plane and 7PM - a VIP set at Damn the Weather) and then Sat. night (11PM on the Starbucks stage at The Ninety) with the full band! I'm damn proud to be part of a city & community that supports music this way!
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Excited to announce I will be playing not one but TWO sets at Upstream Music Fest + Summit this weekend! 7PM Friday at Damn the Weather (acoustic set) and 11PM Saturday at The Ninety (with THE FULL BAND)! Add it to your schedule and we'll see you there, Seattle!
Shelby Earl will play 2 sets at the first annual Upstream Music Fest! Friday, May 12, 7PM - Solo acoustic set at Damn the Weather Saturday, May 13, 11PM - Full band set at The Ninety For more information: https://upstreammusicfest.com/Fest/Lineup.aspx#!programmation=artist$shelby-earl/158
Photos from our KEXP in-studio by the fabulous Niffer Calderwood Photography!!!
Welp, I just got these pics and now my heart has exploded into a million pieces. THANK YOU to KEXP for having us live in-studio this AM, and THANK YOU to this beautiful & talented group of musicians for playing my songs with me. WHAT A JOY. More pics and VIDEO coming soon... (Photos by Niffer Calderwood)
New Album, "The Man Who Made Himself a Name," Out NOW on CD/Vinyl/Digital... Bandcamp - http://bit.ly/2l1y9OL iTunes - http://apple.co/2mjYFTH Amazon - http://amzn.to/2mECc7z
New Album, "The Man Who Made Himself a Name," Out NOW on CD/Vinyl/Digital... Bandcamp - http://bit.ly/2l1y9OL iTunes - http://apple.co/2mjYFTH Amazon - http://amzn.to/2mECc7z Photo by Genevieve Pierson
I'm excited to announce that I'll have The Spectacles and Eric Howk (the wickedly talented crew that made the new record with me!) in the house for the KEXP in-studio ONE WEEK from today!!! The show is open to the public if you'd like to be a part of it! 9:30AM sharp on the Morning Show w/ John Richards. Tune in or come on down! (side note: we're gonna play the BANGERS)...
I had so much fun chatting & playing songs with Steven Graham on 1077 The End the other night! My buddies in The Maldives also stopped by and played some tunes! Check out the blog to hear both playlists... http://www.1077theend.com/blogs/steven/locals-only-playlist-april-23-maldives-and-shelby-earl
Seattle! I'm going to hang out on air tonight with the wonderful Steven Steven Graham on 1077 The End's "Locals Only" show at 9pm! We're going to talk about the new record, probably spin a few new tunes AND share music by some of my favorite local artists! Tune in! #kndd #localsonly #themanwhomadehimselfaname
HAPPY RECORD STORE DAY!!! All weekend you can use the code "VINEARL" in my Bandcamp store and get 20% off my new LP, "The Man Who Made Himself a Name." shelbyearl.bandcamp.com #recordstoreday #vinearl #themanwhomadehimselfaname
TOMORROW IS NATIONAL RECORD STORE DAY(!), and with copies of my new vinyl in tow, I'll be celebrating 3 ways: 1. FRI: The full band played a song off the new album on a very special "Vinyl Edition" of Art Zone with Nancy Guppy which airs TONIGHT at 8pm PST on The Seattle Channel (or you can watch it below)! 2. SAT: I'm going to play some songs at Record Store Day at Vashon Island Music! at 2:30pm (alongside folks like Pete Droge, Ian Moore, Jon Langford and more)! 3. SAT PM: We are playing a full evening's worth of music at Vashon Center for the Arts, Saturday at 7:30pm! Tickets here: http://www.vashoncenterforthearts.org/portfolio-view/shelby-earl/
We're coming at you this Saturday, Vashon! Thanks to the Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber for the nice show preview!
VASHON!!! We are SO excited to come play songs for you this Saturday, April 22nd (side note: that's RECORD STORE DAY, and I'll have my shiny new vinyl with me!) at the lovely Vashon Center for the Arts! Tickets and info here: https://www.facebook.com/events/192110174618648/
PORTLAND!!! Last show of this living room show tour is TONIGHT! Can't wait to see your beautiful faces.
THANK YOU, SAN FRANCISCO!!! That was such a special gathering last night. And DAVIS, I will see you soon! I'll be playing live on KDRT 95.7FM at 2pm and the show tonight is at 8! Tickets still avail here: https://undertowtickets.com/collections/shelby-earl
BAY AREA: The San Fran Living Room Show on Wed night is SOLD OUT, but there are still some tickets available for Davis, CA on Thursday! Mini road trip anyone? :)
LOS ANGELES! Did I mention that tonight's living room show is being hosted by the owner of the fabulous champagne company, Le Grand Courtâge?! It's true! There are still some tickets available... Come to Venice for bubbles and songs! https://undertowtickets.com/collections/shelby-earl
CAMBRIA! Just an FYI: tonight's venue is covered, heated & cozy, and the show is ON!!! A little rain can't stop a Seattle girl! ☺ (Photo by Stacy Lee)
TOUR STARTS TODAY! First show is tonight at Live At Boundary House in Cottage Grove, OR! Hope to see your faces somewhere along the way!!! Tickets here: https://undertowtickets.com/collections/shelby-earl (Photo by Kerry Carty Photography)
LIVING ROOM SHOW TOUR! I'm heading down the West Coast to play the NEW SONGS in intimate living room settings (these shows are the MOST fun, trust me), and I hope to see you somewhere along the way! 4/5 - Cottage Grove, OR 4/7 - Cambria, CA 4/9 - Los Angeles, CA (Venice, to be exact!) 4/11 - Reno, NV 4/12 - San Francisco, CA 4/13 - Davis, CA 4/15 - Portland, OR Tix & info here: https://undertowtickets.com/collections/shelby-earl
DAVIS, CA! The fabulous KDRT 95.7FM will be spinning my WHOLE album tonight from 5-6pm! Tune in! #themanwhomadehimselfaname
Thanks to Undertow Music Collective, I'm hitting the road next week to play my new songs in intimate living room settings (my very FAVORITE kind of show). I hope you'll join me somewhere along the west coast! 4/5 - Cottage Grove, OR 4/7 - Cambria, CA 4/9 - Los Angeles, CA (Santa Monica, to be exact!) 4/11 - Reno, NV 4/12 - San Francisco, CA 4/13 - Davis, CA 4/15 - Portland, OR Tix & info here: https://undertowtickets.com/collections/shelby-earl
Wow! I hadn't even had a chance to do an official post about this show, but we are SOLD OUT! Thanks, everyone!
HUGE thanks to 91.3 KBCS and all the great stations out there that are spinning the new record! "The Man Who Made Himself a Name" had an AMAZING first week in the world and currently sits #118 on the NACC Radio chart! (woot woot!)


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Donald Trump Jr. just released email thread he exchanged with an acquaintance who helped set up a Trump Tower meeting last year with a Russian lawyer who promised to provide damaging information about Hillary Clinton. He was told he would receive "high level and sensitive information" from a Kremlin connected lawyer to help his father's campaign.
The president's son released the entire email chain between himself and music publicist Rob Goldstone, whose client. Russian musician Emin Agalarov, promised to have "something very interesting" for the younger Trump.
"The Crown prosecutor of Russia met with his father Aras this morning and in their meeting offered to provide the Trump campaign with some official documents and information that would incriminate Hillary and her dealings with Russia and would be very useful to your father," Goldstone said in the email.
Bizpac Review reports,
Trump Jr. released the entire email chain with Goldstone on Twitter, along with a statement.
"To everyone, in order to be totally transparent, I am releasing the entire email chain of my emails with Rob Goldstone about the meeting on June 9, 2016. The first email on June 3, 2016 was from Rob, who was relating a request from Emin, a person I knew from the 2013 Miss Universe Pageant near Moscow. Emin and his father have a very highly respected company in Moscow.
The information they suggested they had about Hillary Clinton I thought was Political Opposition Research. I first wanted to just have a phone call but when that didn't work out, they said the woman would be in New York and asked if I would meet. I decided to take the meeting. The woman, as she has said publicly, was not a government official. And, as we have said, she had no information to provide and wanted to talk about adoption policy and the Magnitsky Act.
To put this in context, this occurred before the current Russian fever was in vogue. As Rob Goldstone said just today in the press, the entire meeting was 'the most inane nonsense I ever heard. And I was actually agitated by it,'" he wrote.
Here's my statement and the full email chain pic.twitter.com/x050r5n5LQ
— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) July 11, 2017
Here is page 4 (which did not post due to space constraints). pic.twitter.com/z1Xi4nr2gq
— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) July 11, 2017


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July 7, 2016 12:31 PMBATON ROUGE - One man is dead after an officer-involved shooting in Baton Rouge Tuesday morning. Video of the shooting sparked a wildfire of public outcry from around the nation. Here is everything we know about the background of each of the men involved in the shooting: Alton Sterling... more »
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Page.AsyncTimeout Property
This API supports the product infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.
Gets or sets a value indicating the time-out interval used when processing asynchronous tasks.
Assembly: System.Web (in System.Web.dll)
The property was set to a negative value.
The asynchronous time-out of the page represents the amount of time that the page will wait to perform asynchronous tasks. In most circumstances, do not set this property in code. Set the page asynchronous time-out interval using the of the Web configuration file or in the directive. Values set in the page configuration section are overwritten by the page directive.
Define your asynchronous task using the PageAsyncTask class and register a beginning, an ending, and a time-out handler. If the asynchronous task does not complete in the time interval specified, the time-out handler will be invoked.
The following code example demonstrates the use of the AsyncTimeout property with the ExecuteRegisteredAsyncTasks and RegisterAsyncTask methods. Note the use of beginning, ending, and time-out handlers. In the example, an artificial delay is introduced to demonstrate the situation of an asynchronous task exceeding the allotted time for the task as specified in the AsyncTimeout property. In a real-world scenario, an asynchronous task could be used to perform database calls or image generation, for example, and the time-out handler provides graceful degradation if the task is not performed in a specified amount of time. Note that the AsyncTimeout property is set in the page directive.
<%@ Page Language="VB" AsyncTimeout="2"%> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <script runat="server"> Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) ' Define the asynchronuous task. Dim mytask As New Samples.AspNet.VB.Controls.MyAsyncTask() Dim asynctask As New PageAsyncTask(AddressOf mytask.OnBegin, AddressOf mytask.OnEnd, AddressOf mytask.OnTimeout, DBNull.Value) ' Register the asynchronous task. Page.RegisterAsyncTask(asynctask) ' Execute the register asynchronous task. Page.ExecuteRegisteredAsyncTasks() TaskMessage.InnerHtml = mytask.GetAsyncTaskProgress() End Sub </script> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" > <head runat="server"> <title>Asynchronous Task Example</title> </head> <body> <form id="form1" runat="server"> <div> <span id="TaskMessage" runat="server"> </span> </div> </form> </body> </html>
Imports Microsoft.VisualBasic Imports System Imports System.Web Imports System.Web.UI Imports System.Threading Namespace Samples.AspNet.VB.Controls Public Class MyAsyncTask Private _taskprogress As String Private _dlgt As AsyncTaskDelegate ' Create delegate. Delegate Function AsyncTaskDelegate() Public Function GetAsyncTaskProgress() As String Return _taskprogress End Function Public Function DoTheAsyncTask() ' Introduce an artificial delay to simulate a delayed ' asynchronous task. Make this greater than the ' AsyncTimeout property. Thread.Sleep(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5.0)) End Function ' Define the method that will get called to ' start the asynchronous task. Public Function OnBegin(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs, ByVal cb As AsyncCallback, ByVal extraData As Object) As IAsyncResult _taskprogress = "Beginning async task." Dim _dlgt As New AsyncTaskDelegate(AddressOf DoTheAsyncTask) Dim result As IAsyncResult = _dlgt.BeginInvoke(cb, extraData) Return result End Function 'OnBegin ' Define the method that will get called when ' the asynchronous task is ended. Public Sub OnEnd(ByVal ar As IAsyncResult) _taskprogress = "Asynchronous task completed." _dlgt.EndInvoke(ar) End Sub ' Define the method that will get called if the task ' is not completed within the asynchronous timeout interval. Public Sub OnTimeout(ByVal ar As IAsyncResult) _taskprogress = "Ansynchronous task failed to complete because " & _ "it exceeded the AsyncTimeout parameter." End Sub End Class End Namespace
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Massively OP Podcast Episode 134: You are my… Destiny
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So here we are again under Winter's spell. I'm not much of a cold weather fan, although I do admit I like enjoying a good book by the fire. Much of my reading comes from garden catalogs, for although our garden is sleeping, it won't belong before it begins to stir.
Next week will be a busy one, as my husband has to have knee replacement surgery. Same knee as last time. Seems the first one is too loose and causing him los of pain.


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Say hello to the summer side dish of my dreams!
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Say hello to the summer side dish of my dreams!
Can you believe the Fourth of July is next week? Heck, I can't even believe today is the last day of JUNE. What?! It felt like April was two seconds ago. Whew….
I'm back from vacation, you guys, and it stinks. Big time.
Not only am I barely coping with the fact that summer is OVER (I know, we technically still have two weeks left), but I'm back to the grind today after a glorious two weeks off. Sigh. Also, can we just talk about (I know we have before) how hard long weekends make the week? I love having that extra day off, but it totally throws me off for the rest of the week. Today totally feels like Monday. And Mondays are no fun….
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What a week. I don't think I've ever been so happy to see Friday arrive. How about you?
On top of Kieran being sick for the past couple weeks, he's now got molars coming in. Poor bug. We've been nursing a fever and trying to make him as comfy as possible…all on top of having a bajillion work things going on (I had to leave work early one day this week to tend to the sick child), house things happening (annoying-definitely-not-fun house things), family and friend commitments, and way too many things on our plate all the time. It's been a long week. Do you ever have that feeling where the hours sort of drag on and fly by at the same time? The phrase "the days are long but the years are short" could not be more applicable to my life. This week seemed to go sooo slowly and yet I'm kind of surprised that it's almost the weekend already. So weird….
Well, that is quite a mouthful, isn't it? Yup, but it's a delicious one.
Now that Labor Day has come and gone (still in denial), I'm committing myself to full-on fall dishes. Lots of pumpkin, soups, and general coziness is coming your way, folks….
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Newbie Advice
Here's what she said:
"Wow, I am surprised that it has not been published yet."
And then she went on to say a lot of other nice things, which I won't bore you with. But it was really nice to hear some positive feedback.
Then she told me she was writing a novel and asked for any advice. I told her to read some books on writing (which is something I wish I had done), visit some blogs (wish I'd known about this sooner), and have a sense of where you're going, plus a few grammar things (no adverbs, avoid passive).
If you knew then what you know now, what advice would you give to someone just starting out?
19 comments:
- Elaine AM Smith said...
Hi Patti
Isn't it great to get positive feedback? Yes, I recommend making time to get around some Blogs and read. Have you found a Beat Reader to buddy up with? Give me a shout if you need another. :)
- November 3, 2010 at 2:00 AM
- Katie Ganshert said...
Yay for positive feedback! Such an encouragement!
My advice would be very similar to yours. Get online and involved in the writing community and read craft books.
- November 3, 2010 at 3:10 AM
- Janna Qualman said...
All of what you advised, and also to follow your internal voice, because it can't lead you wrong.
- November 3, 2010 at 4:07 AM
- Laura Pauling said...
Probably not to query their first book. And to study the books they love because that's probably the kind they should be writing. To write and read every day. And find crit partners when that first draft is done! Okay that was more than thing! Sorry.
- November 3, 2010 at 5:23 AM
- lotusgirl said...
read. read. read. ask yourself what you love about the books that really speak to you. then write. write. write.
- November 3, 2010 at 5:51 AM
- Wendy Paine Miller said...
Be prepared to wait. There's waiting at every stage of this publishing game.
~ Wendy
- November 3, 2010 at 6:33 AM
- Anne Gallagher said...
My advice is the same as yours. Oh, and sit up straight when you type.
- November 3, 2010 at 8:03 AM
- ali said...
Hmm, good question! I think I'd say to reach out to the writing community sooner. ITA with your advice!
And congratulations on positive feedback!
- November 3, 2010 at 9:09 AM
- Jennifer Hoffine said...
Yours is all good advice.
Knowing what I know now, I'd probably also advise beginners to join a crit group right away...Not only is the networking and learning part of it good, but the sooner you start to build that thick skin the better.
- November 3, 2010 at 9:25 AM
- Robyn Campbell said...
Congrats on the encouragement you are receiving. YAY! That means you've REALLY got something there.
Great advice too, Patti. Mine would be to have LOTS of patience. Things will move slower that you think. :)
- November 3, 2010 at 10:12 AM
- Jessica Nelson said...
That's wonderful! Congrats on the sweet comments. We need those. :-)
My advice is usually to finish the book, and then find a crit group that reads what you write.
- November 3, 2010 at 10:57 AM
- Terri Tiffany said...
Read the book GMC-- wish I had a year ago!
- November 3, 2010 at 3:00 PM
- Holly Ruggiero said...
What great feedback from your niece.
- November 3, 2010 at 3:07 PM
- Susan R. Mills said...
All those same things. Plus, don't rush the query process. Take your time, and make your writing the best it can be.
- November 3, 2010 at 7:23 PM
- Carolyn V. said...
That is such great advice. I add going to conferences. That helped me so much!
Great post Patti! =D
- November 4, 2010 at 7:47 AM
- Angela Ackerman said...
Read, read read. And get involved in a critique group. Even if a person isn't ready to get feedback on their work, they learn so much from critiquing others. :)
That's nice to get a note like that. I've had friends ask to see my writing, but I don't know--I just can't make myself show it to them.
It's funny. Here I am with an agent, subbing to publishers, getting and dealing with rejections as they come...and I am too nervous to show family or friends what I write. LOL
Angela @ The Bookshelf Muse
- November 4, 2010 at 12:55 PM
- Colene Murphy said...
Hey, that is a huge compliment to suck in a teen? (I'm assuming she's in her teens anyway for some reason) so quickly! I bet it is great. Good luck on your edits this month!
- November 4, 2010 at 2:16 PM
- Marieke said...
That's a lovely compliment! :D
My advice would be - read read read and write write write. Learn from the best, find out what you like and why, but mostly just try. All those rules you can learn, but the actual writing comes first.
- Also, you may want to have a look at my latest blog post ;-)
- November 4, 2010 at 3:32 PM
- Melissa Gill said...
Great to hear that you got a positive review from a reader.
My advice is like most: read, read, read, write, write, write. But also embrace rejection and be patient.
Every rejection gets you that much closer to your goal. And the only way you can really fail is if you don't write your story.
- November 4, 2010 at 8:04 PM


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Part 2 of this crossover. You'll notice that the quote at the very end has been altered slightly for my purposes. I hope it won't wreck your space-time continuum.
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November 12, 2013, 3:04 P.M.
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As soon as the door closes, Emily feels as though everyone else has no desire to chip in, and is leaving it all up to her. Which, fine, she is the one who'd fought for this, but still. She'd appreciate a couple fewer expecting stares. At least one person, however, isn't doing so; he's more not looking at anything, but Emily'll take what she can get.
"Dean, my name is Emily Prentiss," she introduces, fighting the urge to put her hand out for him to shake. She doubts he would. "You want to sit down?"
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He moves his eyes up to hers, a mild question in them.
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She's sure she doesn't imagine the skepticism in Dean's expression, even though it's extraordinarily subtle. Yet, again he exhibits no verbal recognition.
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"Listen," Emily furthers, placing a folder that contains all the particulars from their investigation on the metal table. "We all know the types of crimes you committed, and we—I—think you might be able to look at the case with a different point of view. I don't know what I can offer you in exchange for your help—maybe it can be arranged for you to go to a medium-security prison or something—but I assure you that your assistance would be invaluable."
More staring from Dean and, if possible, it's edging towards the Bitch, please. You must be out of your damn mind territory.
Emily sighs and refrains from looking at anyone else, for fear of seeing I-told-you-so faces. So she's surprised when J.J. inserts herself into the conversation. "What happened back in 2010, Dean?" she asks.
Dean turns from Emily to J.J., his chest constricted and gaze hard as flint.
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Emily no longer sees Dean breathing, and as though the air conditioning had been turned on full blast, the room is overcome with an atmosphere of ice. Emily catches slight movement and glances at Dean's hands, which have since turned into tight fists, skin stretched taut over his knuckles. For the first time, Emily thinks she's glimpsing a facsimile of what the serial killer Dean Winchester could look like. J.J., bless her, doesn't back down, but Emily's sure the liaison is a little startled.
"I'm not sure that's helping, J.J.," says Rossi quietly. He doesn't have a profile on Dean or anything, but he can see the man is two breaths away from snapping. Sure, there's basically a chance of zilch that Dean would actually have the time to inflict harm, given present company, but that's not really the point, the way Rossi sees it.
"Worth a shot," J.J. mumbles, taking a small step back.
Dean knows the drill, knows that Rossi's up next, and although his fists don't relax, he keeps his gaze on Rossi relatively unassuming. "If you could just take a look at the file," he asks in a gentle tone, looking past the façade Dean gives off, to find what Hotch had so many years ago—that lost little boy inside of a very dark, very dangerous shell.
Rossi had skimmed over Dean's records on the plane, to get some grasp of the man's inner workings, and there was one thing that stuck out to him that he intends to use to his advantage.
Flipping open the folder and moving it a couple inches toward Dean, Rossi says, "This person we're searching for, he's unbelievably sadistic. He tortures his victims past death, to the extent that for some of them, we could only rely on dentals to figure out their identity. I've been over your file, Dean, and although you were quite productive, you weren't unnecessarily cruel to your victims.
"You engaged in mass murder and robbery among other things, but near as I can tell, you were what we call a mission-based killer, a vigilante. Death was your only goal, you weren't too interested in making your targets suffer. I won't lie to you and say you don't have a high level of sociopathy and psychosis, but I think if you see what our present culprit has done, you would be just as disgusted with it as we are."
Dean hadn't moved his eyes from Rossi's the entire time, despite the fact that there was the tiniest wince when he'd had mentioned Dean's offenses. Rossi's not entirely sure why that is, but Dean isn't the man he needs to profile right now. That said, of course, Rossi's pretty damn positive that what he'd just said to Dean is a hundred percent true.
Most people, both cops and public alike, had seen Dean and Sam as solely heartless assassins, and hadn't stopped to consider the specifics. They'd had dozens upon dozens of victims, but, as far as Rossi's concerned, it'd been quick demises for all of them. There were the victims in St. Louis, granted, but as Rossi read the file further, those people didn't fit with the rest of Dean and Sam's mannerisms, so he'd all but discarded it. He wasn't interested in discovering the reasons as to the deviation; just for now pretends it didn't happen.
Dean clenches his jaw, but gives in and peers at the photos, M.E. reports, crime scene observations, all of it. He goes through them thoroughly but efficiently, as Rossi's (and everyone else's) sharp perception studies his facial tics. Like he'd expected, the tightening around Dean's mouth and eyes as he comes across the ripped and sliced remains of the dead says in no uncertain terms that Dean's affected by it. It wouldn't hold up in court or anything, but it's more than enough of an embellishment to Emily's theory.
Dean reaches the last picture, frowns, and rapidly flips back to some of the earlier ones, then skims the text of compiled notes from the team and other agents and LEOs with trained proficiency. Emily and Rossi exchange a look, and it definitely isn't only the two of them whose curiosity has piqued at Dean's change in behavior.
Closing his eyes and running a hand through his hair, Dean cycles through the new facts in his head, trying to make sense of it. He can see where the BAU had had trouble—the evidence only went in circles, leads went to dead ends. It's enough to make anyone go out of their skulls with frustration. Dean and Sam had had more than one case go the same way. The difference being that at least in those ones, it was more a matter of calculating where the demon or spirit would go next rather than who the creature was, or what its motives were. Demons and spirits are predictable; humans aren't. At least not human psychopaths, that is.
Dean's more than a little uneasy that the Feds had come to him simply because they think his head is twisted enough to where he might be able to get into a real maniac's M.O., to tell you the truth. He may have long ago given up on attempting to prove his innocence, and he's not so disillusioned as to deem his head on completely straight, but that's a far cry from believing he's even in the same vicinity as these homicidal sickos. How someone's brain could be so fucked up that they could do that to people is baffling to him.
He's never been averse to slaying supernatural lowlifes, but at least those he knows aren't human. Or, at best, aren't anymore. It's one thing to behead a bloodsucking vampire; they'd been human, but had morphed into something evil that had scraped away all the personage they once possessed. The serial killer that the Feds have presented Dean with is just…deranged. It's the most polite word Dean can come up with.
Against his will, Dean's mind is going through everything John had taught him, and everything he'd taught himself and experienced in order to sort out the facts in the file folder. The easy answer would be to attribute the crimes to a demon, maybe even something like a daeva, but somehow, Dean knows this has nothing to do with preternatural forces. Which makes it harder, but Dean's never been one to give up. (Well, maybe he became that kind of person in May of 2010, but now that he has the chance to hopefully send a real executioner straight to get a shot of potassium chloride, by hell, he's going to do it.)
He weighs his options one last time, knowing that there's nothing these people could do to him that's worse than what he's doing to himself and so if he doesn't reply, then that's no skin off his nose. But just remembering the smiling Before pictures of the victims in comparison to the mutilated After ones makes the decision a no-brainer.
Swallowing, Dean's voice comes out as hoarse and deep, owing to the fact that he hasn't used it virtually at all since he'd been pulled over on I-70. He selects two pictures, and shakily angles them towards the BAU members. Morgan, Garcia, and Reid unhitch themselves from the table and walk closer, leaning in to look at what Dean had deduced.
"The, um…here, look at the trees," Dean says scratchily, pointing to the foliage in the background.
Morgan scoffs, folding his arms across his chest. "That's what you're giving us?" he asks in incredulity. "You're giving us trees?"
Dean merely stares at Morgan, who sighs after a few moments, backing down. "What about them?" Hotch questions, puzzled. He doesn't see anything besides, well, trees.
"In the first six pictures, there's nothing. Starting from the seventh body, there's cuts in the bark, words," Dean says, tracing the faint lines. No one responds until Emily at last sees what Dean's talking about.
"Shit," she murmurs, wondering how they hadn't noticed the marks when they'd perused the crime scenes. Heaven knows they'd gone there enough. Despite the fact that she now can pinpoint the scars in each photo, she doesn't know what they spell. "You have any idea what it means?"
Dean exhales, unable to forget his knowledge of Latin even if he'd tried. "It's the same phrase scratched into one tree at each crime scene. Aut concilio aut ense. It means—"
"'Either by meeting or by the sword,'" Reid interrupts, astounded that Dean would not only know Latin, but the definition behind it as well. But then, if he remembers accurately, Dean and Sam had been convinced they were exorcising demons and the like, and learning dead languages is far from the most outlandish thing Reid's heard a person do to entertain their illness.
"Great. Reid's found a playmate," Morgan gripes. "But for the rest of us who don't know what the hell you're talking about, care to elaborate?"
Dean pays no attention to Morgan's impatience. "My best guess is that your guy would've killed these people anyway, but it was aggravated when you all started going after him. When he found out that people were actually noticing what he was doing, he felt it as an attack. Judging by the engraving, he was rationalizing that before you guys showed up, it was 'by the meeting'; no one was following him, so he was simply killing the people, just not with nearly the level of force he could have.
"But when you began investigating, he felt like you were waging war, and so the second part, 'by the sword,' was him telling you to prepare for even more bodies, worse disfigurations. Which coincides with the reports. The first six victims were tortured to an extent, but weren't as brutalized as the later ones. I suggest you look for someone who has any interest in foreign languages, even if you don't see anything in Latin around. Odds are, he started with a different language, and then for some reason decided it wasn't legit enough, so moved onto the one affiliated with both the Church and devil worship."
Six pairs of eyes are glued to Dean, rather uncomfortably in his opinion, Garcia and Reid's mouths creeping toward slack-jawed. Dean thinks it's probably not only because of his inferences, but because he'd not spoken in such a long time, to anyone, that this sudden monologue is nothing short of shocking. Were they to actually think about why that is, they might discover that it's the subject that matters. Dean'd never been asked about anything other than his incarceration, or his crimes, or Sam, or why he'd succumbed to being arrested. He didn't want to talk about that in any way, shape, or form, so he didn't. But here he's being entreated to, essentially, save people, hunt things, and even in jail he'll abide by that philosophy.
"But fuck if I know," Dean says flippantly, grinding his teeth together. "I'm just a batshit crazy homicidal maniac, right?"
Emily smiles. "Thank you, Dean," she says sincerely.
He makes a noncommittal noise, and watches as she, Morgan, Reid, Garcia, and Hotch walk out of the room, each of them casting Dean a final once-over. Rossi stays behind for a second, and with a somber face, claps Dean's shoulder, giving him a nod of what could be encouragement, but what could also be sadness. Maybe both.
Dean looks away, holds his hands out for cuffs a minute later when Kuminsky returns. Kuminsky asks him what happened, but Dean stays silent. He knows the warden has good intentions, but truth be, he kind of resents the coddling. Dean'd come here with all intentions of solitude, and Kuminsky's not giving him that. So Dean turns a deaf ear to the guy's sigh, and merely walks along the familiar corridor, collapsing onto his bed and musing over what had just transpired. Conjecturing as to if he'd helped at all. Worse still, hoping he had.
November 12, 2013, 7:19 P.M.
Home of Philip Guzman
Manchester, Connecticut
Morgan looks on in disbelief as the Manchester P.D. hauls away Philip Guzman in handcuffs, the man protesting the entire way. "I'll be damned," he says to Emily. "That son of a bitch was right."
Emily nods, only slightly less shocked than her often-partner. "You glad now that I had such an absurd idea?" she asks, the airy words belying the stressed ambience.
Morgan looks at her, and quirks a corner of his mouth. "Yeah, yeah, get it all out," he says dismissively. "Promise next time I'll totally go along with you if you want to talk to Bianchi."
Chuckling, Emily pulls apart the Velcro on her bulletproof vest, removing it from her body and setting it aside. "Say what you want," she retorts, "and think of Dean how you want, but you have to admit he prevented who knows how many more murders. You know as well as I do that odds are we never would have noticed the Latin phrases that Guzman marked."
"I'll give you that one," Morgan concedes.
It's not like he's absolving Dean or anything, nor will he send him a Christmas letter, but he will readily say that Dean's discernment was indispensable to them. Though he's still not sure what J.J. will say to the press when they ask how they finally cracked the case. He doubts she'll say they visited the legendary Dean Winchester in prison and asked for his assistance.
Morgan removes his vest as well, and rubs the back of his neck. "All right, I'm going home and sleeping for a month," he announces. Hesitating for a second, he turns to Emily and puts a hand briefly on her arm. "Nice work."
"You, too," she replies, and watches as he strides out the door, with the single goal of getting back to D.C. as quickly as the plane will fly and collapse on his apartment couch with a beer, hoping Strauss will grant them a reprieve from new cases for a while. They deserve it.
Emily takes a last inspection around Guzman's house, still kicking herself at the fact that they hadn't suspected him. They'd talked to the bastard and didn't think anything of it. What does it say about her that a convicted felon was better at espying subtleties than a tenured profiler for the FBI?
Shaking her head, Emily walks out to the SUVs, getting in the backseat of the one carrying both Morgan and J.J. (hey, so what if she chose it because Morgan drives the fastest?), and rests her head against the window, impatient to pour herself a large glass of wine and try and congratulate herself on a job well done, however belated it might have occurred.
December 3, 2013, 11:50 A.M.
United States Penitentiary – Visitor's Room
Marion, Illinois
The door resounds open, grabbing Emily's attention, and she looks up from her seat at the metal table. She sees confusion written over his face, and nods to Kuminsky, telling him silently she'll take it from here. He leaves, though with a degree of reluctance.
Dean sits down across from her, awkward. "Is he—I mean, did you arrest him?" he asks quietly.
"Yeah, we did," Emily confirms, and Dean visibly releases some of the tension in his shoulders. "You were spot on. Turns out, the guy was a professor of Linguistics at the local community college. The only thing that even indicated he knew Latin was this book he had in his office at the school."
"Good for you," Dean says, and Emily can't tell from his monotony whether it's sarcastic.
"We couldn't have done it without you, you know," she says quietly, not for the first time wondering why she'd flown all the way over here—in coach no less—to talk to Dean again. It isn't like she owes him or anything. He'd killed an atrocious amount of people; it's the least he could do to lend them a hand, right?
Dean shrugs, sensing Emily's discomfort. "Everyone has to have some help sometimes," he offers, picking at a thumbnail.
"Not from murderers," she opposes, trying to uphold her morality. "Not like this."
Dean gives her a smirk—a smirk—as he replies, "You presented a much more compelling position than the booking cops and interrogators did."
Emily's nothing short of surprised at Dean's flirtation, for the primary reason that nothing in the last three years had suggested he was even capable of flirting anymore. She's not sure if she should feel flattered or skeeved out.
It does, fortunately, give her a segue into what she thinks she really came here for. Delicately, she asks, "I know it shouldn't matter, but…what did happen to Sam? Why did you turn yourself in after so many years?"
Dean's jaw tightens and the tension is back in his shoulders, as Emily had anticipated. He doesn't look away from her, just keeps his eyes level, but she can see amongst the anger a hell of a lot of pain as well. "What, throwing me in here isn't enough punishment for you? You want to psychoanalyze me as well? I got news for you, Agent Prentiss: I'm not an 'unsub' you can profile."
His reaction isn't anything she hadn't guessed it would be, and though he's right that he isn't her unsub, it doesn't mean he's not someone she would have liked to profile back before he turned into some kind of mind-numbed zombie.
"I know," Emily says gently, recognizing easily the signs of someone who's using a multitude of defense mechanisms. "I just don't understand how your behavior could devolve so rapidly in the space of two years; enough for you to show everyone that the explosion in Colorado hadn't killed you."
"What do you care? Am I research for some book you're writing?"
"I'm a terrible writer. That would be more Rossi's department," Emily says with a self-deprecating laugh. "Dean, look. I've profiled over a hundred people, studied even more than that, seen every kind of deviant functioning out there. And while a lot of them didn't make sense, yours tops them all. I'd just like to understand. It won't make it out of this room if that's what you wish."
"Then why even ask?" Dean spits, a muscle in his cheek spasming. "I'm not going to spill my life story just because you ask me to. Besides, even if I did, you wouldn't believe it."
Emily can't stop another laugh from escaping. "That's what your hesitation is? That I won't believe you? If you'd heard some of the things I have from criminals, you'd think twice about your statement."
Dean raises his eyebrows. Sure, other people might babble about needing to do God or Satan's work or whatever, but Dean would bet his life—not that he puts much value on it, but whatever—that his story would only cause an eye roll from the woman across from him.
And yet there's something in the earnestness of her face that makes him want to confess everything.
"There wasn't any point to try and run from the cops anymore," Dean says, in such a near-silent tone that Emily has to strain to hear it. "It wasn't worth it. Not after…"
"After what?" Emily questions, weighing her responses very carefully. "What happened?"
Dean rubs a hand roughly over his face, not wanting to have that hole in his heart open up again, but finding Emily's gaze like some sort of catalyst. "S-Sam, he…" Dean pauses at the hitch in his voice, and flicks his eyes up. Emily's are calm, gentle, and although you can't take the profiling out of the girl, it's clear to Dean that she's trying not to judge him. Sorta. "He said 'yes.'"
There. Dean said the words he'd been holding in for years. The ones he'd held in because if he said them aloud, then they'd be true.
"'Yes'?" Emily repeats in puzzlement, not getting the rationale for the weight behind the syllable. "What did he agree to?"
Now that he might as well be stark naked in front of her for all the vulnerability he feels he's exposing, Dean doesn't want to risk her looking at him like even bigger of a freak than she does now. So he bends the truth. "He agreed to be the...leader…of a kind of…cult." It's the least insane way Dean can invent to describe Sam allowing Lucifer to take him as his vessel. "I killed him. He wasn't my brother anymore."
Emily tries futilely not to react. Dean'd just admitted fratricide, right in front of her. How's she supposed to take that? To his credit, he looks absolutely broken over it, but the admission is the same.
"A cult?" Emily prompts. "How'd he even get involved with it? Weren't you two together twenty-four/seven?"
It's Dean's turn to self-deride. "I had a near-death experience. Very near. And it changed him. He just…chose the wrong people to fall in line with. And when I came to, it was too late. He was gone." Emily begins to say something, when Dean's face takes on a desperate air, and she's enraptured again. "I had to do it," he says, pleads. "I had to. He was going to destroy the wor—himself. I had to save him from himself. From everyone."
"But it still ate you up inside, didn't it?" Emily inquires, knowing it's true. Dean'd been a phenomenal actor, she'd heard, but even he can't fake the expression he's wearing now. "You could barely live with yourself. So you turned yourself in so you wouldn't harm anyone else."
Dean smiles gratefully. "Yes," he answers plainly, and looks away, though not so quickly that Emily doesn't see the glossy sheen that came over his eyes.
"I can't say I understand you," Emily says, swallowing, "but I think I can see your motivations. You did the only thing you could think of that would save your brother."
"It doesn't help."
"I doubt anything will, Dean."
It's like Dean wants to provide a snappy comeback, but it'll take energy he doesn't have. Clearing his throat, Dean says, "You done? You happy now?"
She's not, not at all, but she can see that the window for Dean's vulnerability is rapidly closing, and she doesn't think it'll open again. So instead, she reaches into her coat pocket and pulls out a card. Pressing it onto the table and sliding it towards Dean, she gives him a sad smile.
"I know you don't get many phone privileges, and I'd probably be the last person you'd want to call anyway," Emily says carefully, "but if you ever…I don't know. I'm just—I'll answer."
Dean doesn't say anything, just regards her with a look even she can't decrypt, and slowly picks up the card, surveying (memorizing, she muses is more probable) the letters, and running a finger over the FBI seal, like he can't believe he's even contemplating the possibility of calling a Fed.
"Take care of yourself, Dean," Emily says, standing up. She knows this nicety she's showing him is illogical, but there's something about Dean that just doesn't scream murderer to her. And though she's fully aware she's likely going to be too preoccupied with cases in the future to look into Dean's, she'll still wonder for the meantime if perhaps there's discrepancies in his.
Emily thinks she hears a small "Thanks" as she leaves, but she can't be sure. All she is sure of at the moment is that she doesn't regret taking the flight out here. She can't quantify what she came away with—if anything—but she feels as though she achieved…something. She doesn't tell the warden what she and Dean discussed, in spite of the fact that it's clear he wants to be privy to it, and as she heads out to the rental car to go back to the airport, she's pondering the likelihood of getting a call in the near future from a certain inmate. And dolefully thinks that she won't; that he'll just retreat once more into his own mind.
For Dean's part, he hides Emily's card away from any prying eyes and cameras, and when the lights extinguish for the night, Dean brings it out again, running his fingers over the raised letters for a reason he's having trouble fathoming. He can't say for certain whether or not he would take Emily up on her offer, supposes it's going to be the latter, yet her parting sentiment sticks with him. He'd like to believe it's gospel, like to believe that maybe one person out there who doesn't know him personally might possibly think he's not a callous murderer, but he's been in the cold, harsh reality for too long to have that kind of innocent hope.
And yet, four years from that day, Dean still takes out Emily Prentiss's card each night in the dark, crumpled though it is now, wonders if, should he actually call her, she'd pick up the phone.
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Horror author Stephen King says his frequent criticism of President Donald Trump has gotten him blocked on Twitter.
The author of Firestarter and It tweeted on Tuesday that the Republican president has blocked him on the social media website.
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Trump has blocked me from reading his tweets. I may have to kill myself.— Stephen King (@StephenKing) June 13, 2017
King lives in Bangor, Maine, and uses his Twitter account to criticise Trump regularly. But Harry Potter author J K Rowling, who is also critical of Trump via her Twitter feed, came to save the day.
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In February King tweeted that Trump "screws up'' America's relationship with Australia, calling him "an impulsive, bad-tempered idiot.''
King tweeted a lament in December that Hillary Clinton's victory in the popular vote was by a margin of millions and Trump was still going to become president.
Earlier this year, when Trump accused his predecessor of phone tapping, King mocked him with a horror story, told in three tweets.
Last week, lawyers for two Twitter users sent the White House a letter demanding they be un-blocked from the @realDonaldTrump account.
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