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Tiger Woods didn't have a chance. Either did Jim Furyk or Graeme McDowell. Or Ernie Els. Not at Olympic Club.
Not on the Lake Course. Not in a U.S. Open.
You think a place nicknamed the Graveyard of Legends is going to give us a champion everyone expects and
everyone knows?
You think the sun is going to shine in June on the Northern California coast?
You think Tim Lincecum is going to win a game?
Stop thinking.
There's nothing wrong with Webb Simpson. He's young, handsome, skilled, won other tournaments and was on the Presidents Cup team. But champion of the 112th U.S. Open?
Absolutely. Olympic is an anti-establishment course.
It's a place where fog swirls — and the mist was heavy and chilling on Sunday.
A place favorites end up searching for their game among the Cypress trees and deep rough while underdogs hoist the silver trophy.
If Jack Fleck could overtake Ben Hogan in 1955, Billy Casper could come from seven down to whip Arnold Palmer in 1966 and Scott Simpson and Lee Janzen could win the subsequent Opens, 1987 and 1998, in 2012 it had to be a winner who was a surprise. Even to the winner.
"To be honest, I never thought about winning," said Simpson whose 72-hole total was a 1-over par 281. "Amazed."
As opposed to the people who previously had won Opens and thought very much about winning this one. They were simply bewildered.
Tiger tumbling from a share of first on Friday to a tie for 21st after Sunday; Furyk, who had the lead all alone through 13 holes Sunday; McDowell, who started the final round tied with Furyk.
They got the Olympic Club treatment. Or mistreatment. They were interred in the graveyard. At least their chances were.
"I got off to a bad start," said Woods, who began bogey, bogey, double bogey, "and unfortunately put myself out of it."
Said Furyk, who at 12 and 16 hit two of the worst tee shots in recent memory (although he saved par at 12), "It was my tournament to win. We'll have to look at the last three holes, which cost me the tournament." He tied for fourth two shots back.
Explained McDowell: "Frustration, because I hit only three fairways today. That's the U.S. Open. You're not supposed to do that. You're supposed to hit it in the fairways." He tied for second with Michael Thompson, a shot behind Simpson.
History was against them and with Webb Simpson. History and cold, damp weather, a classic June afternoon, which appeared after three rounds of sunshine.
It was a day for fleece pullovers and sweaters. A day to recall the remark about the coldest winter being a summer in San Francisco – and whether Mark Twain said it or not, who cares?
And it was a day to remember the favorites who failed and the underdogs who succeeded, Webb Simpson, joining Fleck, Casper, Scott Simpson – no relative to Webb – and Janzen.
Webb Simpson made it five-for-five for Opens at the place known as Baghdad by the Bay.
"This place is so demanding," said Simpson, "all I was really concerned about was keeping the ball in front of me and making pars."
What he did was make another Open at Olympic a puzzlement.
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Published: Sunday 8th February 2015 by The News Editor
Boris Johnson will fly into Boston to begin a six-day trade mission to secure American investment for British business.
London's mayor is leading a delegation of representatives from the capital's science and technology industries as he travels across the US East Coast holding talks with politicians, officials and business leaders.
He will head to New York City and Washington DC over the next few days on a tour that is also designed to boost London's reputation as a destination for tourists and students.
Mr Johnson, who has dual US and UK nationality as he was born in New York, will kick off the trade mission with a walkabout in sub-zero temperatures of Boston's "big dig" regeneration project, which saw major roads diverted underground.
The visit, which comes two weeks after a trip to Kurdistan and a tour of Singapore last November, has attracted criticism from political opponents.
Labour claimed the Conservative mayor, who is standing as a candidate at the general election, has "mentally checked out" of City Hall, while Green Party peer Jenny Jones, who is also an Assembly Member, said other people were being left to run the city.
"I feel he is lining himself up to be a global statesman when what we need is a London mayor on the case," Baroness Jones of Moulsecoomb told the Guardian.
The Mayor's official spokesman dismissed the claims, insisting overseas visits were often at the invitation of Governments or city leaders.
"Each trip is focused on driving investment for London and for British business and have delivered substantial results for London and for UK plc," the spokesman said.
"The US trip will focus on tech, life science, policing, higher education, Foreign Direct Investment, city to city co-operation, business engagement and investment, theatre, film, culture and tourism.
"The Mayor will be accompanied by senior leaders in tech and life science and a variety of SMEs in the sector seeking new business in the United States.
"Their association with the Mayor's export programme opened new opportunities in the Far East recently and we hope to do the same here."
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Mark Artelt walked into the front yard of his home on a February afternoon so mild that it seemed as if spring had secreted into the land like an early robin.
He loosened the line on a fishing reel. Then the rod went up and slightly back. With short movements of his arm and short twists of his wrist, the thick yellow line lashed fluidly in the air. Sleek swirls. And more curls.
Then gently it whipped forward and lay on the ground.
Had he been on a cold stream in the North Georgia mountains, Artelt's line would surely have taken a hook to his desired spot.
Artelt, a junior at Oconee County High School, is adept at fly fishing and its intricacies. Like other trout fishermen, he is looking forward to the start of the primary trout season in late March.
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He has fished since he was a small kid, catching his first fish at Memorial Park in Athens. His family, parents Tom and Barbara Artelt, and sister, Claire, later moved to Pensacola, Fla., then to Hawaii, two places where he discovered the thrill of salt water fishing. Now they have returned to Georgia, where his father, a Lutheran minister, is working on a doctorate at the University of Georgia.
But there is something different about fishing for trout along a quiet mountain stream.
''It's more of an art and being patient,'' Artelt said. ''It's not really catching a fish when you're out there -- it's being out there.''
And for this young man, the great outdoors holds a special place.
A few years ago, he saw the movie ''A River Runs Through It'' that blended fishing and the wilderness. The movie was set in the early 1900s in Montana and fishing was the element in the plot that bonded the characters.
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Trout Unlimited: A nationwide non-profit organization with 500 chapters (16 active in Georgia). Mission is to ''conserve, protect and restore North America's trout and salmon fishers and their watersheds.
Local chapter: Oconee River chapter 661 covers several counties of Northeast Georgia. Meets the second Monday of each month at T Bones in Athens. To join contact secretary-treasurer Greg Crane at (706) 613-6991. Chapter president is John McGarity of Royston. Current membership at 180.
The Fish: In North Georgia, the popular trout for fishing are brown, brook and rainbow. Some types of trout in this country are listed on the federal endangered species list, such as bull trout and greenback cutthroat trout.
''They were venturing off into the wilderness. That's what I like to do,'' Artelt said.
Artelt, like many fishermen, has studied his sport, met other fishermen and honed his skill. Today, he is the youngest member of the local chapter of Trout Unlimited, which meets monthly in Athens.
They are fervent about their sport. Artelt said their discussions and programs range from fly fishing to conservation.
What is fly fishing?
''It's mostly sight fishing,'' Artelt said. ''You see the fish maybe 20 feet away. You look around, look in the water, and see what type flies are around and try to match as closely as you can (the lure) with what's there. Tie (the artificial fly) on your line and cast. Try to get it up current and float it past the fish.''
Artelt caught his largest trout, a 23-inch Brown trout, last Dec. 10 on a trip to North Carolina. He made the venture with Oconee County resident Rich Rusk, who wanted to check out the fishing on a stream called the Tuckasegee, located near Sylva, N.C.
Rich said he was impressed with Artelt's catch.
''It was a monster for this part of the country. It made me jealous,'' said Rusk, also a member of Trout Unlimited.
''Mark made out like he was an amateur,'' Rusk said. ''But as soon as he got out on the river that fly line started zinging back and forth and I thought, 'Where did this kid learn to cast?'''
Artelt's father had taken a class at UGA in the 1970s under Rusk's father, Dean Rusk, the former secretary of state for Presidents Kennedy and Johnson.
Besides his love of fishing, Artelt has a passion for music. As a violinist, he is also a member of the Athens Symphony Orchestra. Like fishing, he began playing the violin at an early age.
Artelt said he enjoys the solitude and skill characteristic of trout fishing.
''Just casting and getting away from it all,'' he explained.
''I usually catch and release, but my Mom told me that when trout season comes I better bring home some fish.''
Trout, some say, is pretty good coming out of the frying pan, too.
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HENDERSON COUNTY (KYTX) - James Earl Ray, of Henderson County and known on the street as "King James," was sentenced to 18 years in prison Wednesday for crack cocaine.
Ray, 40 years old and formerly of Malakoff, plead guilty while a jury awaited the State's first witness in the 173rd Judicial District Court with Judge Dan Moore presiding. Henderson County Assistant District Attorneys Justin Weiner and Nancy Rumar prosecuted the case on behalf of Scott McKee's District Attorney's office.
A little over a year prior to his sentence on December 8, 2011, the Henderson County Drug Task Force and members of the Henderson County Sheriff's Office Command Staff executed a search warrant on Ray's residence. Immediately after making entry into the home, Ray was seen fleeing from the bathroom with his hands dripping wet. The toilet was running which indicated that it had recently been flushed. Some speculated that Ray had flushed a quantity of narcotics when he realized that law enforcement was at his home.
During the search of the home, the Task Force located a number of items confirming Ray's involvement in drug transactions. Crack cocaine was found throughout the house along with razor blades used to size the rocks, a large amount of cash mostly in small bills, and a cell phone with text messages detailing various drug transactions. The residence was also home to two children. The search also revealed digital scales with cocaine residue found sitting on a baby's highchair. Ray was the only person present at the time the search warrant was executed.
An additional warrant was also executed to search Ray's cellular phone which indicated that he was trafficking in narcotics.
Following the sentence, Assistant District Attorney Justin Weiner stated: "[T]his is a great example of why it is so important that our office works so hard with law enforcement and continues to fight and investigate these cases on the eve of and throughout trial."


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Being a white girl, living in a white neighborhood and not knowing any people of color, Martin Luther King Jr. was never mentioned in my childhood home. His birthday was never celebrated as a holiday until I was twenty, but I actually never learned anything about him until I was in college and we had peanut soup on the cafeteria menu and someone explained it was in honor of him. By then I was interested in civil rights because I'd begun to have friends of color who explained to me just how hard it is to grow up with racism.
For years, I thought of King as a wonderful man of God who believed in non-violence and had great quotes, but it wasn't until I discovered the level of narcissistic abuse in my own family and the oppression against women among Christians that I really began to resonate with King's sayings. Perhaps only those who have had to fight for their freedom can truly appreciate his statements.
It's true, he was fighting for civil rights, but Martin Luther King Jr. brings wisdom to the collective human race and he especially speaks to all who have been oppressed. Today, I hold many of his sayings close to my heart because I have found his advice useful for any people who have been mistreated and Adult Children of Narcissists certainly fit into that category. Now, more than ever these words ring true across our nation.
Our lives begin to end
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about things that matter.
Anyone who has been marginalized or abused knows this is only too true. When one of my siblings once told me, "We can never live until our parents are dead," I cried because I didn't want them to die, but I wanted to live.
There is something about the human soul that despises being silent about the things that matter and yet many of us were taught we had no voice. No matter what kind of abuse you have suffered, finding your voice is a vital step to your recovery.
King, in few words, has undone a lifetime of silence because he gave us permission to say, It's not okay for people to marginalized me or lie to me and lie about me. It's not okay to triangulate behind my back and I don't have to put up with rude behavior–whether it's calling up my friends to talk about me or writing rude things on my social media wall.
Now, when we have people who are blatantly abusing others whether in private family gatherings or in the media, it's time to let our voices be heard.
Injustice anywhere
is a threat to justice everywhere.
King calls us to accountability for all members of the human race. It doesn't matter if we share the same skin tone, or gender or social status, when any one is marginalized or harmed, we must take it personally, because the threat is real and we are each called to be our neighbor's keeper.
Of course there is often opposition when we speak up. Our abusers will often say "Not right now–wait until after dinner or the holidays or until we get a better leader," but King has given us permission to say how we feel and share what we think with no apologies especially when he said:
The time is always right
to do what is right.
King even had some advice that could be used for Flying Monkeys:
He who passively accepts evil
is as much involved in it
as he who helps to perpetrate it.
He who accepts evil
without protesting against it
is really cooperating with it.
The ultimate measure of a man
is not where he stands in moments
of comfort and convenience,
but where he stands at times
of challenge and controversy.
I find courage in these quotes, because even now there are people bowing to the powers that be–both within the denomination I grew up in and in our nation, but I cannot and will not forsake the principles of Jesus to please any human no matter who they are. Such a reminder is all the more meaningful when I realize King once stood on such principles and paid dearly for them with his own life.
And this brings us to some of the best advice King ever gave:
I have decided to stick with love.
Hate is too great a burden to bear.
I've read about survivors who are bitter about their past abuse and are filled with contempt for their abusers. They have trouble forgiving in part because their abusers won't say sorry, but they continue to carry the burden of their abusers with them everywhere. I can understand how they got there, but King offers us a higher path when he says:
Darkness cannot drive out darkness;
only light can do that.
Hate cannot drive out hate;
only love can do that.
This gives us permission to let go of the past and lean into the light. Somewhere on this planet there is a survivor playing beautiful music or painting an amazing work of art or writing a fantastic story of hope. Just knowing there are people who have survived much worse than I have endured and they are still carrying on to serve other people gives me hope and joy.
So in honor of Martin Luther King Jr., let us live our lives by speaking of what matters even when it is unpopular. Let us watch out for those who might not look like us, but who in character deserve and resonate with our own cries for freedom and justice for all.
Let us forgive and release those who have meant us harm and let us carry the light of love wherever we go–to work, to school, to church, to the boardroom, to the neighborhood–because we have a choice.
Every man must decide
whether he will walk in the light
of creative altruism or in the
darkness of destructive selfishness.


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Lot 39 Lake 26 Danbury WI 54830 - 3.0 Acres, Perpetual Camping Lot In Atv & Snowmobile-Friendly Webb Lake Township. Large Wooded Lot W/Rolling Terrain, Nice Wetland View & Access From Lake 26 Road. Suitable For Year Around Camping For Park Model, 5th Wheel Or Travel Trailer. Build A Garage For Toys & Tools And Camp For As Long As You Wish. Or Build A Home Or Cabin Whenever You Decide. Close To Burnett County Forest, Lakes & Beaches. Includes Voyager Village Perks & Amenities. Electric Power Nearby. Why Rent When You Can Own?
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'On Begley Street's Ed Begley Jr. starring in 'November' through Nov. 4!
On Begley Street's Ed. Begley Jr. is starring in the David Mamet play November at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles. If you're in the area, you can catch it through Nov. 4. Here's the official description:
The State of the Union has never been funnier
So, a lesbian, a Native American and a turkey lobbyist walk into the White House…
The Oval Office descends into a three-ring circus of political incorrectness in this riotous farce about an unpopular president desperate to be re-elected. President Charles Smith and his cohorts will stop at nothing to beg, bargain and browbeat their way into a second term. Will human decency prevail?
Emmy Award-nominee Ed Begley, Jr. (Arrested Development, A Mighty Wind) and Emmy Award-winner Felicity Huffman (Desperate Housewives) lead the cast in Pulitzer Prize-winner David Mamet's delicious spoof of the highest office in the nation.


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We are excited to share some big news from Valet Gourmet! Below is a press release about our new partnership with Takeout Central. For the next few weeks, most everything at Valet Gourmet will remain "business as usual." As we move into 2016, we have some exciting objectives which will create new and different ways for us to continually provide the convenience, variety and world-class customer service that you have come to expect from Valet Gourmet since 2003.
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Photo of the Week: Meet me at the 555
I took this photo somewhere in Chicago's loop. (It's currently in Guess Where Chicago, so I'm going to keep the exact location a secret for now). One of the things that I love about this time of day, near sunset, and in particular at this time of year, is how the sun crosses over from the south side of the sky to the north side. This creates a sort of tunnel effect in the loop, where all the east/west streets are blindingly bright, and all the north/south streets are in shadow. It's also pretty neat because you rarely get to see north facing walls like this one lit up with direct sunlight.
Photo Details: Nikon D90 with 16-85mm lens, 1/1000sec at f5.6 and ISO400. I converted this to black and white in post processing because I liked the subtle film noir effect that it created. I shot a similar photo last year that I left as color.
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This waterfront home sits on one full acre in East Hampton's premier development, Oyster Shores. It has its own private path to the water, perfect for kayaking, paddle boarding, and exploring the water. The layout features an eat-in kitchen, dining room, living room with fireplace, and den -- all looking out to the water. The master is ensuite and there are 2 bedrooms sharing a bath. The home has a wonderful deck outside for entertaining. Close proximity to East Hampton and Amagansett's shopping, restaurants, and ocean beaches.
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From W Montgomery Road and S Victory Dr, Houston, Texas, drive west on Sealey Street toward W Montgomery Road. Continue onto S Victory Drive. Make a left turn onto T C Jester Boulevard. Continue onto Watonga Boulevard. Continue onto Mangum Road. Make a U-turn. Silvercreek Apartments will be on the right.
Located in Houston, Texas, Silvercreek Apartments offers two and three bedroom apartments to those who want to be in the center of things. The area offers many of Houston's best restaurants, shops, and entertainment. The Toyota Center is just twenty minutes away and offers everything from sports to concerts. You will also find area parks close by for enjoyment, including the TC Jester Park. For those without a vehicle, there are options in public transportation.Residents of Silvercreek find the units are clean and spacious on grounds that are very well-maintained. Kitchens have clean and working appliances, as well as a pantry. With a patio or balcony included with every apartment, residents often find themselves relaxing in their own private outdoor space. Even though there is ample room in the apartments, there is additional storage space if needed.Residents will also enjoy the well-kept grounds and the two outdoor pools and the playground that is available. There is also a space for barbecuing and two laundry rooms for residents. The gated community is also pet-friendly and allows two pets in apartments, but there are rules on the breed and size allowed. To live in this community, one must be free of evictions and broken leases and have an income of three times the rent.


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I just wanted to stop in and say hello! It has been a while. I started my student teaching setups so I am super busy with school. On top of that I had a tonsillectomy last Friday and I am still miserable from that.
The study is going well again. I have until March of next year to complete it. I only had a couple of wonky cycles that were frustrating. Luckily I ovulated a couple of days before surgery this cycle. It isn't too forgiving with longer cycles.
No kiddos in the near future. We decided that we will make a cycle by cycle decision once the study is over. Who knows. It won't be forever is all I know.
Sorry I haven't stuck around very well. I hope all is well with you ladies.
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Glad the study is going well for you.
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I'm sorry you've been miserable :( . I start actually teaching (first teaching job) on Monday, so I just did student teaching, so I totally know how crazy that all is!
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Mythcon 45
Where Fantasy Fits
Wheaton College
Norton, MA
August 8-11, 2014
Guests of Honor
Richard C. West – Scholar
Winner of the 1976 Mythopoeic Award for Inklings Studies for Tolkien Criticism.
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Where Fantasy Fits:
Fantasy literature does not fit comfortably into any scheme. Both old and new, traditional and innovative, popular and elite, mainstream and esoteric, escapist and engaged, high-tech and anti-technology, fantasy defies definitions and transcends categories, dramatizing the incompleteness of our understanding of our own imaginations. At Mythcon 45 we will discuss the place of fantasy in our culture, our institutions, and our hearts.
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Steampunk Fun!
Please welcome my friend Mary Wine to the blog. She and I first met at the Romantic Times Convention a few years ago when we were both teaching the Aspiring Writer's track. Mary's hard to miss. She's usually done up in 1880's style, complete with a bustle!
Amazingly enough, she makes these incredible gowns (she refuses to call them costumes!) with her own ten talented fingers. I know you'll want a taste of the stories that flow out them as well. Here's the latest on her new book:
A Lady Can Never Be Too Curious
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Beneath the Surface of Victorian Life lies a very different world…
Hated and feared by the upper classes, the Illuminists guard their secrets with their lives. Janette Aston's insatiable quest for answers brings her to their locked golden doors, where she encounters the most formidable man she's ever met.
Darius Lawley's job is to eliminate would-be infiltrators, but even he may be no match for Janette's cunning and charm…
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"You are going to be caught one of these times, Janette."
"Don't lecture, Sophia," Janette begged. "I get too much of that from my father. Sometimes he turns red because he won't stop long enough to draw breath."
Sophia choked back a giggle. "Well, he isn't the only one who thinks the Illuminists are uncivilized. Besides, we well-brought-up girls must be…mindful of appearances."
Sophia lost the battle to remain prim-looking and dissolved into laughter.
"Their Solitary Chamber is anything but uncivilized. Look at those arches, just like the Romans built," Janette remarked in a hushed tone to keep her words from drifting to where Sophia's father was minding his shop in the front of the house. "Doesn't it drive you simply mad to not know what goes on in there?"
Janette leaned on the windowsill, trying to gain a glimpse of what the large building kept so secret. On the outside, it was an imposing structure more suited to ancient Greece than England. Smooth columns held up the three-story roof, and all the doorways were constructed with arches. It was only the front of a four-block enclosure. No one outside the secret Order really knew what was inside, but there were plenty of rumors.
Wild sexual indulgence…
Strange science experiments…
Satanic rituals…
But the members coming and going looked normal enough. Even if their vests were constructed with additional pockets and the females among them were often seen openly wearing the pantaloons style so scorned by upper society.
"I don't find it as fascinating as you do. So where's the science circular? You only come to see me when you want to buy one without your father knowing."
"At least your father doesn't mind your reading them."
"So long as I do so in the back room," Sophia remarked drily. "Society is unforgiving of ladies who try to expand their minds. Such drivel."
Janette shrugged off her shawl. It was rolled lengthwise to contain the circular. Unrolling it, she began scanning the articles.
"Isn't it fascinating, Sophia? Look at this one; it's about currents of electricity being used. There's a lecture next Tuesday in the Solitary Chamber. How I'd like to see that with my own eyes."
Sophia scoffed. "It will cost you every friend you have to experience it."
Janette looked up at her friend. "Including you? Would you shun me if I challenged the exam to become an Illuminist?" They were bold words, but a little jolt of excitement went down her body when she said them. Her father's insistence that she remain meek and obedient was overly constrictive, but what annoyed her was the expectation that she refrain from education. Her mother had secreted tutors into the house to instruct her. The circular in her hand was nourishment to her ravenous mind. Yet she was forbidden to discuss the tantalizing data because it wasn't considered ladylike. There were times she feared being crushed by the rules of her society.
"Well, perhaps not me," Sophia muttered. "But my father would most likely insist on your using the back door if you started wearing one of those gold lapel pins of the Illuminist Order. Our esteemed clientele might find another designer if we had any Illuminists in the main salon. You wouldn't want my father to have to resort to producing clothing like a factory worker, would you? He must maintain appearances or lose his clients."
And there was the bitter truth—the definite boundary between the Illuminists and society. You were either one or the other. "There are no demonstrators today. Perhaps everyone is ready to begin accepting the Illuminists since the Queen has spoken well of them," Janette offered hopefully.
"The Queen is young," Sophia remarked. "Everyone will listen to her with smiles on their faces, but it will not stop the calls for the Illuminists to be run out of the city. People fear the unknown. The Constables are always here hassling the members on their way up those steps."
"They keep their secrets; that much is true." Janette went to join her friend, but she stopped before she made it to the summer porch.
"When did your father start making cycling pantaloons?"
One of the wardrobe cabinets was slightly open. Hung up in a neat row were several pairs of the controversial women's wear.
"Father didn't make them. I did," Sophia informed her. "You aren't the only one who likes Illuminist ways. They are quite comfortable."
Janette looked at the makeshift dressing room formed with curtains near the back door. A full-length mirror stood next to it. "I want to try on a pair."
"Your father would have a brain seizure." But Sophia sounded excited.
"He would." Janette held the pantaloons up in front of her and stared at her reflection in the mirror.
There was a swish of fabric as Sophia pulled out a coat with a peplum attached to it. "You will need this, or you'll be shocking even to an Illuminist in naught but pantaloons and your corset."
Janette took the pantaloons and coat into the dressing room and heard the curtain close behind her.
She was behaving wickedly.
No, that wasn't true. She refused to believe a piece of clothing might be the cause of her moral corruption. She unbuttoned her dress and reached down to release the waistband on her petticoat so she could step out of it. She contemplated the pantaloons for a moment before shaking them out in front of her and lifting one foot. They slid easily up one leg and then the other.
She turned to the coat and slid it off the hanger. The pantaloons felt slightly strange, but the brush of air against her lower legs was pleasant.
"These must be heavenly in summer," she murmured.
"Don't become too enamored, Janette. You know your father detests anything to do with the Illuminists."
Janette pushed her hands into the sleeves of the top and pulled it closed over her corset. "How could I forget? I have to hide my science circulars in my shawl. You've no idea what it takes to keep the upstairs maid from discovering them in my room, but I'm not giving them up. Privately, I shall keep my mind as sharp as I please."
Sophia laughed, and Janette pushed the curtain open while working the last of the coat buttons closed. Excitement turned her cheeks pink as she hurried to see her reflection. The long mirror showed her more of her shape than she'd ever seen. She turned to look at the back view. The coat's peplum fell to just above her knees, and the bagginess of the pants didn't allow her knees to show at all. The cuffs of the pantaloons fit easily around her calves, allowing several inches of her stockings to be seen before her boots began. Both pieces were made of caramel wool.
"You might as well try on the hat while you're at it, Janette."
Sophia offered a top hat, only it wasn't made of wool or beaver silk as Janette expected. Nor was it in a size a lady normally wore.
"Why is it so large?"
"Illuminists consider function more important than fashion. This hat was ordered by a woman who claimed the kid leather would fail to conduct something or other."
"Electricity," Janette supplied while sitting the hat on her head. It sat comfortably around her forehead, exactly like a man would wear his hat.
"I never thought cycling pantaloons would feel so free."
Sophia failed to hide her amusement. "I warn you not to get accustomed to the feeling. Both our families will see us shipped to the Highlands before allowing either of us to set one foot outside without a dress on."
Janette walked to the door of the summer porch and looked at the yard beyond as if she were inside a prison cell and what she saw was impossible to reach.
"I'm going outside," she decided. The fear of discovery was beginning to bother her. Was she truly a coward?
"Janette, Scotland is cold, you know, and it rains all the time."
"I'm just going to feel how the hat works in the sun."
Sophia followed her but stopped in the doorway. "You are beyond hope."
Janette stepped farther out into the sunlight, the brim of the leather hat shading her eyes.
"Come back in, Janette. My father might check on us."
"Must I?" she teased.
Sophia surprised her by raising one eyebrow in a very daring way. There was a hint of a challenge in her eyes Janette couldn't recall seeing before. "By all means, walk up to the Solitary Chamber doors and see if they allow you inside."
Janette shot her friend a look full of mischief, encouraged by the bold nature of her suggestion. "That sounds like a challenge."
"Maybe it is," Sophia answered. "But like all challenges, it comes with a consequence. If my father catches us and informs your father of what we have been about, we shall find ourselves in the draftiest castle they can rent to lodge us and not just Scotland: they will likely send us to the Highlands."
"In that case, you should change into a pair of pantaloons as well. You shouldn't suffer in exile with me without having some of the fun."
Sophia laughed, rolling her eyes. She reached inside for something and reappeared with a similar top hat on. This second one was made of kid leather dyed a deep red.
"The clothing is fun, I admit." Sophia stepped into the sunlight while adjusting the hat to shade her eyes. "And so functional, unlike fashion with its ridiculous ideas about tight lacing and overly large petticoats. Not that I mind a pretty ball gown, but honestly, I would like to fit through the door of the carriage without having to bend my skirts."
It might yet be more fun…
Janette turned to look at the Solitary Chamber building. She reached for the latch on the back iron gate before her common sense reared its head. She knew she was acting impulsively, but she felt there would never be another chance for her to attempt to satisfy her curiosity.
Never, which meant she'd have to live with the knowledge that she'd acted the coward when opportunity was upon her.
No…she would be bold. It felt absolutely necessary. The need raced through her veins as her heart accelerated. Maybe Sophia felt the same urgency, because as she made her way through the gate, her friend never called her back.
Within moments, Janette stood on the opposite side of the street. The columns looked taller now. She climbed the steps, tipping her head back to investigate the construction of the roof. The portico was covered in brilliant paintings—perfect images of the solar system and other things she'd never seen before. But were the paintings of fact or fiction? Fact. She knew she was in the place of facts. Satisfaction filled her and left goose bumps along her arms because it was so intense.
Someone cleared his throat.
Janette jerked her attention down to discover a doorman standing inside the building with the door open for her.
"Good afternoon."
The doorman didn't even blink but remained at his post. He looked straight ahead, never focusing on her. Excitement renewed its grip on her. Janette wasn't sure if she forgot to draw breath or not, but she walked through the forbidden doorway.
The doorman shut the door behind her and walked to a small booth. He stood there, facing the wall, but when she peered closer, she could see he was watching through some sort of window. It wasn't transparent, but she could clearly see outside.
"The experiments have already begun."
She straightened abruptly as he spoke without looking at her.
"Yes, thank you."
It was difficult to turn her back on the window set into solid stone. She wanted to look through it and discover its secrets, but the doorman's words tempted her to see how much further she might go.
The hallway was lit, but instead of the green glow of gaslights, a muted white light glowed from behind frosted panes of glass. She reached out and touched one gently and found it cool. There was no smoke or soot either.
Voices drifted into the hallway from a large archway ahead. A few more steps and she could make sense of the conversation.
"So we know the conductive capabilities of Deep Earth Crystals…"
Janette entered under the arch and froze.
"We also know that Deep Earth Crystals respond to one another…It is this reaction that allows us to harness their energy…and produce steam for power…"
The lecturer was in the center of the room. A table stood behind him lit by huge panes of frosted glass that glowed brighter than a full moon. Each was held by a large copper stand with gears built into them so the light could be aimed in different directions. Like a lamp that might be moved to aim light in any direction.
But what was a Deep Earth Crystal? And how could it respond?
She took a step sideways into one of the rows of seats ringing the stage the lecturer stood on and sat down. Excitement gripped her as she leaned forward to hear the rest of the lecture. A sound rose from those watching as the man pulled a large crystal from a case.
"Impressive…yes…but remember…size does not dictate the potency of the conductive properties."
He set the crystal down and plucked what looked like a folded leather apron off the table. Once he flipped it open and pushed his hand into it, it was clear it was a glove, made of leather reinforced with sturdy canvas. Janette leaned forward, eager to see why he needed such protection from rocks. He lifted a dome such as she might expect to see on a breakfast service tray, and beneath it lay a small crystal.
It was no thicker than a broom handle and only about six inches long, but he handled it with great care, reaching out his gloved hand to pick it up while holding his head back, as though the crystal were molten metal.
"Here we have an excellent example of the true power of—"
The moment the smaller crystal came closer to the large one, the room filled with a sharp whine. The lecturer stiffened, fighting to maintain his grip on the smaller crystal. His assistants lunged forward to help him, but the smaller crystal broke his grip and went sailing up into the seats.
The whine decreased as it arced through the air and left the other crystal behind. The Illuminists watching in front of her ducked, and the crystal landed neatly in her lap.
Janette picked it up before thinking, and the pulse of electricity began shooting through her body. It was deeper, almost harmonic. She swore she could hear the delicate sounds of music, and the crystal itself felt warm against her palm. It felt completely correct to hold it, and satisfying in an unexpected way, as though she'd never truly been complete until this moment.
Janette was startled out of the strange euphoria by the lecturer's frantic voice. He'd rushed up the aisle but stood staring at her.
He suddenly smiled, and crinkles appeared near his eyes. "I wasn't informed we had a new handler in our midst. When did you arrive?"
The rest of the audience all stared at her.
"Well…just now." She stood, and those closest to her shifted back, their attention on the crystal she held. "Would you like me to place this somewhere for you?"
Four assistants were clustered around the lecturer. They wore leather overcoats and had leather hoods on their heads with a pair of goggles pushed up above their eyes. One of them leaned in and whispered in the lecturer's ear, pointing at Janette. The lecturer's eyebrows rose.
"You will need to come with me." A deep voice issued the command from behind her.
Janette felt a tingle race down her spine. The newcomer had a voice edged with steel, the solid sort of authority that announced a man who was accustomed to being obeyed. She turned to discover the owner of the voice standing only a single pace from her. She had to look up because he was tall with broad shoulders.
He was attired in a double-breasted vest and overcoat—just as proper as any gentleman—but there was something in his dark eyes that was very uncivilized. For all that they were surrounded by others, she felt like she was alone with him.
And that knowledge excited her.
Definitely wicked…
The sensation was unsettling, and for some odd reason, she sensed that he knew exactly how he affected her. It was in the narrowing of his eyes and the thinning of his lips—tiny little details she shouldn't have noticed but did.
"My apologies, Professor, for having your lecture interrupted by a trespasser," the newcomer said. "I will remove her."
"Mr. Lawley, she is still holding the crystal…If you touch her…the current…ah…" The lecturer's warning came too late. Janette barely felt the man close his grip around her upper arm when he growled and released her.
"I did warn you, Darius. That's a level-four sample she's holding. Because she's a Pure Spirit, the current is going straight—"
"Enough. She's heard too much already. She is not an Illuminist."
Darius Lawley offered the professor a frown. When he turned his head, Janette was treated to the view of some sort of device covering his ear. Several copper and silver gears were visible, and the men behind him wore similar devices. These men didn't look like the other Illuminists attending the lecture. They were burly, and their expressions, hard.
Like constables.
Darius jerked his head back toward her the moment she moved. There was sharpness in his eyes, but what she sensed most about him was the fact that he was dangerous. He was unlike any man she'd met. Her world had always been full of gentlemen whom she trusted to remain at a polite distance.
This man was nothing like that. He'd boldly touched her, and that brief connection felt somehow…intimate. Yet she wasn't offended. The surge of excitement was only growing stronger as she contemplated leaving with him.
"If you please, miss, give the crystal to Professor Yulric." His voice was deep and raspy, setting off a ripple of awareness that traveled down her length in spite of how perfectly polite his words were.
"Yes, quite right. Hand it here. It's quite volatile, you understand." The professor shuddered. He extended his hand with the protective glove still in place.
"I find the lecture quite amazing. I'd like to remain to learn more about the crystal."
"Illuminists only," Darius informed her. His expression tightened, his lips sealing into a hard line.
She sighed before turning her hand over so the crystal dropped into the professor's waiting palm.
"Clear a path…Clear the way…" Professor Yulric hurried down the aisle, and the crystal began to whine as he neared the other one. "Remove the male, for heaven's sake, or we'll have another uncontrollable reaction."
"The what? Did you say male? As in gender?" Janette asked, too curious to contain her question.
"Nothing," Darius informed her quietly. "You do not belong here."
He reached past her and grasped one of her shoulders and neatly turned her around so the sight of Professor Yulric was lost. It was done with such a light touch she stood slightly shocked.
"But I want to see—"
"I've no doubt you do, but you have snuck inside our chambers, which I cannot allow. Please come with me."
She really couldn't refuse; after all, he was correct. She followed him, and his men fell into step behind them.
Confusion needled her as they went right past the doorman. Her expectation that she would be tossed unceremoniously out onto the front steps vanished as Darius continued on, granting her the opportunity to see more of the forbidden building.
It should have alarmed her; instead, she felt another jolt of heat stab into her. She didn't care at all if the situation was proper, it was exciting.
"Where are you taking me?"
"To my office."
He lifted his hand to touch the device in his ear. Almost in the same instant there was a groan as a door ahead of them opened. Darius led her through it, and the door closed behind them with a solid sound.
The room they had entered was quite big for an office and had a large desk like one she would expect to find in a police station sitting in the middle of the floor. Darius walked around to sit behind it as his men took up positions behind her. There was no chair in front of the desk. The criminal stood, while the detective sat.
Darius considered her from head to boot toe with a razor-sharp gaze. "Ladies who practice deceptions often discover themselves far from their comfortable parlors, Miss…?"
"Miss Janette Aston."
How wicked such a simple suggestion seemed coming from him. Her cheeks felt like they were blazing, yet fear hadn't arrived to dampen her enjoyment of the moment.
Bold women come to no good end, her father was fond of telling her. But at the moment she felt more alive than she ever had. In fact, she wanted to match the man in front of her.
"You needn't be so sour. I haven't hurt anyone." She swallowed to clear the huskiness from her tone. "You are not an officer of the law."
"Here, I am." His voice returned to its formal tone. "And before you demand to see my superior, I will tell you I am in command of the Guardian personnel in this Solitary Chamber. You shall deal with me, Miss Aston."
There was a flicker of heat in his eyes, a hint of enjoyment that made his statement more personal. A twist of excitement went through her belly, shocking her with just how affected she was.
"I see." Apprehension tried to rise inside her, but she shook it off. "Surely you can see the compliment in my desire to attend one of your lectures."
He raised a dark eyebrow, appearing too rakish by far. There was a hint of something in his eyes that sent her eyelids fluttering. It was pure response. She failed completely to control it, and it undermined her determination to meet him with boldness. His gaze settled on the blush staining her cheeks.
"Tell me, does it concern you to be here unescorted?"
He waved a hand, and the two men behind her turned to leave. Amusement glittered in his dark eyes, rubbing her temper enough to help her recover her poise. The man was clearly toying with her.
And she was enjoying it…
But she shouldn't. She folded her hands primly.
"Mr. Lawley, I simply cannot stand for this…well…this—"
"Lack of formality?" he supplied in a tone rich with suggestion. "You have willfully entered my world. Do not be so naïve as to think I will conform to your high-society ideas of what my behavior should be."
Her mind was happy to offer several ideas of just what he might be suggesting too. She shook her head to dispel her wild imaginings. Boldness might be fine to toy with, so long as she wasn't facing a man such as this one. She could not trust him or her reaction to him. The Solitary Chamber truly was another world, and she felt the change dramatically.
Yet there was something about him—something she felt more than had evidence to support—that made her believe he was only trying to play on her fears.
"I really am not a rabbit to be frightened off with any hint of impropriety. If that were so, I'd have stopped reading your science circulars years ago, or likely never begun, given my father's disapproval of anything to do with your order. I find the circulars fascinating."
His head cocked to one side as he studied her. "Brave words, easily spoken when you clearly believe your behavior will never be found out by anyone in your corner of the world. Perhaps I should keep you here and send a message to your father to come and collect you."
"How unkind of you to threaten me like a child." The man was trying to unnerve her. It should have bothered her; instead, she was beset by the need to stand firm in the face of his threats.
"If you want to be treated gently like a lady, you should remain in your dress and petticoat."
Maybe she was tired of being treated like a lady…
Her thoughts shocked her, making her struggle to find the correct words to reply. There was too much expectation in his tone, and part of her truly wanted to surprise him. "I never thought the title Illuminist implied your kind were not honorable."
"Really?" He stood, and she felt her breath quicken. His devil-may-care attitude fascinated her when it should have sickened or shocked her at the very least. She needed to find her discipline—and quickly.
"You are amusing yourself at my expense. Even if you persist in accusing me of wrongdoing, you shouldn't try to frighten me like some dockside bully." She nodded, satisfied with her reply. At least she sounded confident, even if it was pretense. Even an Illuminist couldn't see into her thoughts.
And yet there was a flicker of something in his dark eyes that hinted that he knew just how unsteady she felt. But she maintained her composure, staring straight back at him, and he abandoned his playfulness.
"And what, pray tell, would you have to say if you had discovered me in your kitchen, Miss Aston? Would the excuse that I was curious as to the pattern of china you keep be sufficient to appease you?"
He was mocking her, his voice deep and rich. But she felt a prick of guilt.
"There is a difference between walking up to a door to see if it would be opened and discovering you in my home," she muttered. "Your man opened the door for me. Go and deal with your doorman for allowing me in without one of your pins."
"He only did so because you are a—never mind."
"I am a what?" She looked at the gold pin on his lapel, noticing the crystal in it for the first time. "Is my ability to handle crystals the reason I was allowed in? What does that make me?"
His expression became stone-hard and impossible to read.
"You are being childish to assume we keep such strict membership requirements if there were nothing inside this building worth keeping secret."
There was a note of truth in his words, but part of her was still insanely captivated by the rogue who'd been teasing her. He'd retreated behind a socially acceptable demeanor now, and she found it disappointing.
"I suppose you are finished now with teasing me about doing your worst. Do you truly believe I was impressed?" The words tumbled out before her better judgment intervened.
Surprise lit his eyes, and the corners of his mouth twitched up. The smile transformed his face, making him too pleasing by far once again.
"You are nowhere near ready to handle my worst, Miss Aston. But you are accurate in your assessment. If you weren't so young, you'd recognize that as a warning and not a compliment."
There was a dark promise in his voice. His gaze settled on her lips for a moment, one that lasted longer than was proper. She needed to escape from the room before she did something…impulsive. It was so odd to discover how volatile her nature might be when she was paired with a man who didn't condemn her for her boldness. Part of her was sure he was encouraging it, pushing at her boundaries to see where her limits were.
Wicked…and dangerous, for a woman was worth little without her good name. "You have a good point, but I cannot claim I am truly sorry for trying your door personnel. I did not choose where I was born any more than you did," she stated quietly. "Yet it is time I departed before my friend worries enough to summon the local constables."
He shook his head, enjoyment glittering in his eyes. "You were not kidnapped, so I highly doubt your friend will be quick to report where you are."
"A moment ago you were insisting that I do not belong here, and now you dangle the idea that no one shall miss me in front of my nose?"
He was like a cat with a mouse, so confident of his superiority. Her temper rose, burning through the haze that clouded her rational thinking.
"You shall press that ear device of yours immediately and open that door for me." She slapped her hand down on the desk to ensure he understood how intent she was.
Darius jumped the moment her hand made contact, and he reached out to capture her wrists, but he only locked his fingers around one of her hands. Her other hand made contact with the smooth surface of the desk, and when it did, the entire thing lit. A soft whine filled the air, and she felt the current travel through her.
Darius released her with a muffled word that sounded very much like profanity.
"Remove your hand." He sounded annoyed, which pleased her because it placed them back on even ground.
"Are there crystals inside this desk?" She lifted her hand when his expression tightened with determination to maintain his secrecy. "Why does it pain you to touch me when I'm in contact with those crystals?"
Science questions were wonderfully devoid of stimulation, at least the physical sort.
She directed her attention to the desk. Darius reached out and boldly cupped her chin, lifting it so their gazes fused. Her skin flushed uncomfortably hot, her poise deserting her in an instant. Sensation rippled across her skin. She was stunned by just how much she enjoyed his hand on her. So delightful, but wicked nonetheless.
"You're being quite forward," she said, but her tone lacked true conviction.
"You are hardly sputtering with indignant, puritan outrage," he muttered. "In fact, you sound…breathless."
Now his toying was much more personal and dangerous. Her belly twisted with something that felt like excitement, but her common sense warned her to avoid any further discoveries. He wouldn't be condemned in his world, but she would be in hers.
"I'm agitated." She stepped back to remove herself from his touch. "But you clearly don't recognize civilized emotions."
"Because I'm an Illuminist?" he offered too quickly.
"Because you are clearly no gentleman, as your behavior proves." Her father would have approved of her words, but part of her cringed. She was acting the prude when her thoughts were anything but proper. "Why are you being so presumptuous? You judge me, sir, far more than I am guilty of having preconceived notions about your character."
Darius came around the desk, his large body capturing her attention. An insane rush of heat washed down her body as he came closer. She became more conscious of the lack of skirt hiding her legs. He was the first man to see so much of her form, and she felt her cheeks burning as he loomed over her. The man never averted his eyes, like a gentleman would have, but surveyed her from head to toe without hesitation.
Did he like what he saw?
"Miss Aston, I am responsible for security here, and I don't have time to teach curious girls lessons their nursemaids should have."
He wasn't attracted to her one bit, which made her a fool. "You are free with your judgments sir."
"Perhaps, but I assure you I am very skilled at keeping this Solitary Chamber secure."
Now he was formal, and she believed him. Duty was something he held very dear; she could see the devotion in his eyes. He reached up and tapped the device covering his ear. She witnessed it glow. Only in a tiny portion, but the light was unmistakable. The door opened with a soft sound behind her.
"I will return once I've questioned the doorman," he said. "By all means, continue to think of me as no gentleman. I find the blush on your cheeks…charming."
Outrage banished the shame flooding her. "Why, you…rogue."
The door closed behind Darius, but not before she witnessed the satisfied smirk on his lips.
Ill-mannered, gutter hound!
Insufferable man. She wasn't going to waste her time on thinking about what he thought of her.
But you're still disappointed he is quite out of reach.
Oh stop already.
She couldn't possibly be interested in seeing him again. No. She would deny such feelings, because otherwise she would be doomed to weeping in her bed.
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\_ISO\docs\Sample mnu files\E2B Menus\Font_Demo.mnu - This menu will add lots of different font choices to the Main menu so you can switch to any font (ASCII codes 32-127 only, so only standard ASCII English characters supported, so they can only be used for English because any special non-English characters will be displayed in the normal unifont font).
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See also \_ISO\docs\Templates\LargeFont and Animate config files (copy to \_ISO folder).
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