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sweet explosive ice cold bursts of flavor to the senses
all unique yet
similar in the way they are consumed by their life quest
they dissipate into nothing and everything
and the ones that remain
try to find meaning within meaning
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Simple Plans
Gonna order out tonight. Keep it basic. No adornments for the soul or pick me ups for my spirit.
Roast Chicken – simple …in a jerk spice to go with my mood.
The night bodes ominous.
Maybe i'll have a glass of milk with Rooh Afza later.
NO! There is no time for whimsy.
…but if i don't i'll just dream of it later.
Thanks for the recent follows and likes readers. We; like most mammals, love the tangible huggability of adoration. The world is beautiful and colored in love if you be the source.
There are ways. Dead ends have doors in the floor.
The abyss has a shore and we will always ask for more and more until the day descends and we die our deaths of slumber.
In the morning we will rise again. The sun will scorch us into the shadows of our caves and will we sit together and debate about the ways we consume our sustenance.
Burning embers that transform and we create a new existence for the life that we derailed. And we are consumed by what we consume. So that what we consume goes on in some way …to exist.
Our sincerest regards to you readers. Your love and feedback make our collective days.
Influenced by food
Food will make or break you. Recall the last time your day was totally consequential of what you consumed earlier that day?
The halwa pooris for breakfast that rendered you so comatose that you would wake in the early evening just in time for tea.
The frothy electric tea that reacted like someone had clapped once really loudly inside your head. The mother's buttered cucumber sandwiches that the child took to school at such an age that he would always remember and seek out that distinct taste in his meals, so he could be closer.
We can always control what we consume although there are exceptions to the rule: respect to customs, sociocultural norms, health and starvation. You know this.
So let's call it this way:
What one food memory that you have experienced has influenced you the most ? Moved you to the most extreme emotions and made you swear in anger or delight – or maybe you did not swear at all because you were a little more inclined to appreciate something in a more positive less sarcastic way and instead offered to golf clap the chef to sleep to the rhythm of his native Scandinavian lullabies.
You can clearly see that we don't bother to edit our random tangents into fantasy. Either way – we gotta know – because this blog literally (my girl abhors my use of this word out of context) feeds off your thoughts even if they are all exaggerated whimsy.
We're taking your suggestions to heart readers, and working on some outrageous and entertaining video logs to kick up the notch on our food foolery so you guys are in for treats.
Stay safe amigos.
What will you eat ?
Am I a man / or am I a freakin' goat ?!
Will I eat anything ?
The answer is: Yes (just add Sriracha)
just promise you'll never call it hot sauce.
There are foods out there. Off the lists of beaten and glossy laminated menus; that call out to us; for or between meals and take you places you never thought you would venture. Foods the masses don't eat. Things you crave but don't speak of because people would make weird faces and label you as "someone who will eat just about anything".
Don't be shy. This is hardly a living room full of people you need to appease and this is definitely not your party.
Tell us about the worst things you eat and why you do it.
1020 Danforth is all you need to know!
Getting there – Exit Donlands station, make a right on to Danforth, 3rd store to your left.
Under $6.50 you get a foot worth of the best testing seekh kabab in Toronto!
Make a quick stop by this place right after your Friday prayers across the street at Madina Mosque.
About a 3 meter long pit filled with charcoals, there is one dedicated person working the clay ovens and shooting out fresh, hot and fluffy naans. Two other hardworking souls are running the grill with orders.
Other reviews suggest their Bihaari and Chapli kababs. We decided to order their famous foot long seekhs.
5 minute wait concluded with a serving of hot and fresh naan, foot long seekh split in 2, lettuce/onions served with mint and tamarind chutney sauces.
A comfortable 5/5 for this one as I am yet to taste anything better than these seekh kababs in Toronto.
Please drop us a line with your experiences focusing on authentic Pakistani style seekh kababs.
Best burger in Toronto, really?
For the past year I've heard friends, acquaintances, bloggers, newspapers, etc. talk about the BEST burger in Toronto. I am sure you have too. Lets cut the chase and keep this one simple.
Burger's Priest.
Apparently, this place is supposed to hold the No. 1 spot for the best tasting burgers in T.O.
Yonge & Lawrence – I walked in with some friends on Family Day (Feb 20th, 2012). To my surprise, this place was packed with a line-up outside the store at approximately 3pm.
This grew my curiosity even further. What the hell is this place? How cheap is the food? How good can it be for people to stay outside with their toddlers on a chilly February afternoon?
Well, the 20 minute wait brought me to the cashier where I had to place my order. I ordered "The Priest" which is a cheeseburger topped with a fried patty of mushrooms stuffed cheese along with a side-order of fries and a shake.
12 minutes later, I grabbed my burger and fries followed by an additional 3 minutes for the shake.
Fries = Over-priced, soggy, tasteless. Merely on the menu just to keep things occupied.
Shake = Nothing exceptional. Not worth waiting another 3 minutes AFTER you have your burger and fries in hand.
Burger = The never frozen and freshly ground nature does make this burger patty exceptional to what I've had at other places BUT…the texture did not look appealing at all. It felt like strings of intestines were mashed together and thrown on the grill. The oozing cheese out of the stuffed mushroom patty made every bite worth it. But hey, thats what cheese does anyways.
I must mention the line staff dressed in hip/trendy tee's along with baseball hats. Now this works if the guys on the grill had short hair but sadly this was not the case. 3 out of 5 individuals I noticed on the line had long hair which really put me off. These guys need to tuck their hair in all the way as food safety would not permit anyone to operate the way they did.
Beware the secret menu. I am not sure if this is intentional, but you have to do your "menu research" before you enter. There are at least 4 burgers that are not mentioned on the menu. It is a "cute" way of attracting attention, but gets irritating specially for someone who has never been there before.
My opinion overall – it was a one-time experience (at least to this particular location). I would rather pay the same amount of money at the Gourmet Burger Company or Craft Burger (Big Smoke) and ENJOY my meal.
Next stop…The Burger Cellar.
Till then,
Live to serve
Meet Chotu:
Chotu Dewaana is a strapping young entrepreneur at age 11 and earns upwards of a $1 every day, most of which he gives to his mom and a minuscule portion of which he saves so he can go to the cinema once a fortnight with the other lads. At times he surprises his sister Munni with jaggery candy from the baniya mart on the way home from work. If she's sleeping he oft feeds it to their mongrel Moti, who visits them at night after a romp with the neighborhood hounds rather than being a household pet and however lovable; is in this sense more like a drunk uncle looking for a place to crash.
He loves the movies; but not as much as the air-conditioning which makes him feel like he could sleep forever in this dark cave of fiction – where the poor hero's clothes are always crisp and clean and never splattered with mud from the street. Where the madam loves the footpath romeo because he knew within two minutes of seeing her that he loved her. Where nature is lush carpets of green amidst the Swiss Alps and nary in sight is a buffalo tied to a stick in the ground next to the rusted corrugated metal shantyesque dwelling where his family lives. Sometimes during the movie older kids get popcorn and pass it after they've had their fill – which is great because Chotu loves chewing on the kernels.
Chotu works at Kake da hotel (located next to Bhape da hotel) :
Kaka is in this case, not Chotu's father's brother. Kaka is the mustachioed burly greasy paan spitting, order spewing antagonist of a mass feeding dhaba where all sorts throng after all kinds of deviousness and delights. Somewhere down the line of his ancestry his third uncle's fourth wife had been the Nawab's chef's courtesan and the recipes had been hand-written and passed down his lineage. Now it is just this.
The fare however, is outstanding. The ambiance is electric. Bazarish.
Orders being shouted out,the clanging of metal plates and glasses against laminated tables, the grunts of wood against floor; hooligans dressed in neon sit tribe like in the corner cackling like hyenas. Bollywood shits with added Disco Jhankar (20 points if you know what that is) blare out over bad speakers.
Keema naans, and parathas, minced and sweet meats and parts of an animal you would never want your mom to see are fried in gargantuan woks. Steaming daals, obscure veggies cooked to pulp and glistening and charred green chillis to chomp on nonchalantly mid bite while sweating profusely and swearing at your peers. Cold, fresh, salty water out of thin aluminium cups.
Lassis and cutting chais later you pop a handful of sugar coated fennel seeds as you paid at the til and laze a tooth pick in your mouth in lavish delirium subconsciously anticipating that the aftermath of this indulgence will be severe. Everyone pays their regards to Kaka, the owner and proprietor. "Kya khana banaya boss !!" – customers remark as if Kaka had himself ground the spices with his hefty paws. Chotu laughs at such instances, but it is an internal laugh.
No one laughs at Kaka.
In the hulabaloo of the frenzied atmosphere; among the individuals of ill gotten gain, simpletons and vagabonds, did you notice Chotu at all? For all the service he provided, from quenching your thirst when you came in from the heat, to the mana he brought to your table, to the extra chicken gravy he got you when you asked for it – free of charge – there were no tips, no thank yous, no smiles or pats on the shoulder or ruffles of hair – not one single person asks Chotu what he's doing in a place like this. He is there from sunrise to eleven at night after which he walks home in dark dirt alleys and approaches the dimly lit corrugated shack where he sleeps with his mother, father, elder cousin and two younger siblings. Chotu often thinks about the similarity between the plates at the hotel and the walls of his home and laughs and coughs himself to sleep. Most of the celebrities you see on MTV Cribs have linen closets bigger than this space.
And yet it burns, with the kerosene lamp that lights the shack at night – hope and then something else. Gratitude. No one feels it like those closest to the edges of survival. Sans safety net, walking a tightrope since the beginning of memory he is thankful that his family ate today. He is thankful he has two hands and feet and a working mind that will dig and dig his way out of the pit of inequality and sing songs with a madam just like the hero in the picture. He had seen a couple of ladies come to the hotel last year and they had asked him his name, and taken his picture and laughed and he had laughed with them.
Chotu is one of the hundreds of thousands of child workers born into not only a life of poverty, but selfless dedication to do the one thing that makes us do the things we do. To feed. Not only ourselves but feed lives that intertwine with ours. All he wants is to be settled, and content and wanted and adored.
Next time you see Chotu show him some love and affection. Maybe even make his day. January is Be Kind to Food Servers month. I know I'll be extremely compassionate. I did a catering job at an Italian wedding once and the guests had more sauce on them than on their plates – and the second niece had a piece of asparagus stuck in her hair and she didn't know and I failed to mention.
I will also cut the waitress at Ali Baba on Gerard some slack when she sings along nasally to the theme songs from Pakistani drama serials as they play on the TV, while I eat my Paey and parathas – which are awesome. Also the owner there has the same name as my Dad.
Not that it makes a difference.
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Quicktime Home-made Chicken Mayo Sandwiches
For those who grew up in Dubai, could relate to the occasional craving of "malbari wala chickun mayyyo sandbitch" (yes, pun intended).
I whipped up an easy recipe the other day to bring back a good food-filled memory. (Mind you, it was no where close to what I planned for, but it worked out great).
You need:
- 2 lb boneless chicken (makes 4-6 "manly" sandwiches)
- 2-3 cloves of garlic (fine chopped)
- Swiss cheese – sliced
- Red pepper
- Black pepper
- Turmeric powder (optional)
- Mayonnaise
- Ketchup
- Sriracha sauce
- 1 Green pepper (chopped)
- 1 pk Arabic pita (with pocket) or substitute with any bread of your choice
- Salt
- 2 lb boneless chicken (makes 4-6 "manly" sandwiches) 2-3 cloves of garlic (fine chopped) Swiss cheese – sliced Red pepper Black pepper Turmeric powder (optional) Mayonnaise Ketchup Sriracha sauce 1 Green pepper (chopped) 1 pk Arabic pita (with pocket) or substitute with any bread of your choice SaltBoil chicken in a pot with 1-2 teaspoon of salt, 1 teaspoon of red pepper, quarter teaspoon turmeric (optional) and 2-3 cloves fine chopped garlic. (boil time: app. 15 minutes). Drain water and shred the chicken using fork. I would suggest doing smaller portions at a time to maintain consistency.
- Once you have portioned out enough shredded chicken for 2 hearty sandwiches, add 1 to 1.5 tablespoon of mayo, black pepper (to taste), bits of green pepper (as per your taste). Mix well to see the slightly creamy texture.
- Tear open pita and gently lay a slice of Swiss cheese. Take 2-3 hefty spoonful of our prepped chicken mayo and spread all over.
- Important step – use your George Foreman or any other sandwich grill to warm and melt the cheesy goodness in your sandwich.
- Serve with a mix of ketchup and sriracha sauce on the side or in the sandwich.
- Enjoy but don't forget to take pics during the prep method, as I did. J
You may substitute ingredients with other veggies such as carrots, jalapenos, etc. I would suggest to keep it as simple as possible.
I hope you enjoyed this recipe. Please share your ventures with us or suggest something for the near future.


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Paul Nicholls, who reclaimed his champion trainer crown when the National Hunt season ended at Sandown on Saturday, will begin the 2014-15 campaign, which commences on Wednesday, with a new stable jockey.
Nicholls announced in his Betfair column on Monday evening that Sam Twiston-Davies takes over the No 1 role from Daryl Jacob at Ditcheat. Jacob was offered the position as No 2 but turned it down and instead will ride freelance when he returns from the injury he suffered at Aintree earlier this month. Nick Scholfield will be Nicholls's No 2.
The rumour mill had been alive at Sandown that Twiston-Davies was about to be appointed, but Nicholls was unable to confirm the story at the meeting.
Nicholls said there had been "no falling out" with Jacob, and that he would continue to ride for the stable. "Daryl will continue to ride out and school a couple of times a week here next season, and will ride for us when the opportunities arise, which I am sure they will," Nicholls explained.
"Sam will have the pick of our team, with the exception that Noel [Fehily] keeps the ride on Silviniaco Conti. But it is also a two-way street as regards the top horses, and we have agreed that Sam will continue to partner The New One for his father for next season.
Most of the big names that pushed Willie Mullins into the limelight at Cheltenham last month will be out in force at the five-day Punchestown Festival, which commences with three Grade One contests in the successful twilight meeting format on Tuesday.
Mullins runs the exciting Faugheen in Tuesday's Herald Champion Novice Hurdle and believes the winner of the Neptune Novices Hurdle at Cheltenham could do with sharpening up his jumping, and hopes that can be achieved over this shorter trip. Ruby Walsh has chosen to ride him in preference to Valseur Lido and Wicklow Brave.
Vautour, who looked a certain star in the making when winning the Supreme Novices, is asked to step up in distance in Friday's Tattersalls Ireland Champion Novices Hurdle, over two and a half miles.
Mullins saddles the evergreen Quevega on Thursday and Annie Power on Saturday, while On His Own and Boston Bob will both line up against the Nicky Henderson-trained Long Run in tomorrow's Punchestown Gold Cup. Hurricane Fly, who seems to run his best races in Ireland, seeks revenge over Champion Hurdler Jezki on Friday.
Yet again, Mullins has the numerical strength, as well as the depth of quality, to keep firing in the winners and his record of 13 successes at the Punchestown Festival could well be broken.
Aidan O'Brien looks set to rely on Australia and War Command for Saturday's QIPCO 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket, for which 17 colts stood their ground at yesterday's five-day stage. There were no surprise drop-outs although Giovanni Boldini could be kept for the French 2,000 Guineas, on May 11.
Ascot are expecting more than 20,000 racegoers at their annual free raceday on Wednesday, which offers a chance for new customers to experience the Queen's racecourse. The day has proved so popular that it is now an important part of the course's marketing strategy.

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A new federal audit is questioning the cash-strapped U.S. Postal Service's estimate that it could save $2 billion a year by moving away from door-to-door delivery.
Because the data is almost two decades old, the GAO says it has "limitations for estimating delivery costs and potential savings," and that it "may not be the best source" of information for lawmakers and postal officials seeking to revamp the agency.
The White House and committee chairmen in both the House and the Senate have proposed shifting postal delivery more to curbs or clusterboxes, as they try to help the USPS get on firmer financial footing.
Postal reform efforts have floundered on Capitol Hill in recent years, as lawmakers fight over whether to roll back Saturday delivery and other matters. The Postal Service wants to keep package delivery on Saturdays but stop delivering letters.
The Postal Service lost $1.9 billion in its most recent quarter, and close to $16 billion in the 2012 fiscal year alone. The agency's losses dropped to $5 billion in 2013.
The USPS has said that it costs about $380 a year to deliver to a location's door, a figure that drops to $240 for curb delivery and $170 for centralized clusterboxes. Agency officials defended the data used to estimate the savings from shifting away from door-to-door delivery, saying that how letter carriers deliver the mail has changed little since 1994.
As of 2012, the USPS started forcing new addresses to accept the cheapest delivery mode possible, and the agency has also allowed businesses to voluntarily shift their delivery method.
But the GAO says that USPS is also wary of mandating that existing addresses change their delivery standard, because it fears blowback from customers and businesses.


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AFTER receiving calls regarding its 'table' at various flea markets in and around Amanzimtoti, Operation Bobbi Bear has clarified it does not have any ties to these so-called fundraising stalls.
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Operation Bobbi Bear has not received any money from any of these tables that operate under the local charity's name.
"If ever Bobbi Bear does have a stall or table where funds are raised, the official banners and pamphlets will be on show," said Operation Bobbi Bear's Eureka Olivier.
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The actors on the crime miniseries "Spy" are making each moment count ahead of the finale.
Singer-actor Kim Jae-joong, 29, was spotted on-set chatting amiably with costars and joking with crew members, pretending to film them on his cellphone.
Actress Ko Sung-hee, 25, fed staff members egg tarts, took commemorative selfies and read her script between takes.
Yu Oh-seong, 48, played tricks on fellow actors, in contrast to his intimidating on-screen role as a chief spy.
The 15th and 16th episodes of "Spy" will air back-to-back on Friday at 9:30 and 11:10 p.m. The first episode aired on Jan. 9.
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Corruption, Crime and Compliance
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In this collection of recent essays and blog posts, attorney, leading compliance expert, and former federal prosecutor Michael Volkov helps corporate leaders understand how a culture of ethics andcompliance is not only the best protection against code of conduct and legal violations, but also how such a culture creates sustainable financial benefits to a company and its employees.
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Police forced to draft in volunteers as young as 13 as they struggle to manage crime spike
CHILDREN as young as 13 are being drafted in to catch thieves after police admitted they do not have the resources to patrol the streets.
They will now have to rely on volunteers, special constables, and cadets aged between 13 and 18 as officers cannot manage.
They will patrol the streets of Basildon, Essex, after police could not cope with a rise in shoplifting.
It comes just weeks after dad Daniel Mitchell-Monroe, 37, was stabbed to death outside the town's Iceland store.
Incredibly the "pound store bobbies" will be used as a deterrent and will have to call for back-up if they need to make an arrest.
Essex Police have called on the public after a retail crime team was disbanded.
Chief Insp Shaun Kane revealed his officers no longer had the resources to prioritise thefts. He said: "In terms of visibility of police officers in the town centre, it is acknowledged that we can't be there for everyone anymore.
"Our priority is now to protect people from serious harm"Chief Insp Shaun Kane
"Our priority is now to protect people from serious harm. We will still have dedicated members patrolling the Eastgate Centre and the shops in the town centre but those members are going to be special constables, volunteer police cadets with appropriate supervision and active citizens from the Neighbourhood Watch with appropriate accreditation. We will be using the wider policing family to help."
He also urged businesses to invest more in CCTV cameras and lighting.


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Find out if your teacher really does have a thing for you or if it's just in your head.
Do she/he start conversations with you?
- Yes, all the time!
- Sometimes
- No I have to start them.
Does your teacher know you're interested in him/her?
- I'm totally obvious but I never admitted it.
- Maybe
- Hell yeah, I told him/her.
- No way!
Does he/she blush or show any signs of being interested?
- Sometimes.
- Yes he/she blushes all the time.
- Never
- No.
- Sorta, he/she tries to hide it.
Do you email on a daily basis?
- Only about school work.
- Yes, we're super close
- Not everyday but often
- No that's weird
Have you guys formed a close bond?
- Yes
- No
Is he/she comfortable around you?
- Yes.
- Maybe.
- No.
- I think so but i'm not positive.
How often to you hang around with him/her after class/school?
- As long as we can.
- For a few minutes.
- Once in a while.
- Never.
Does he/she share personal information?
- Yes.
- Sometimes too personal.
- Not sure
- Nothing he/she wouldn't say to everyone else.
- No
Does he/she pick on you a lot in class?
- He/she pretends i'm invisible.
- Just as much as everyone else.
- No never.
- Yes all the time.
Does he/she get awkward or different around you?
- Haven't noticed.
- No
- Yes
Does he/she act differently around you than the way he/she acts in the classroom?
- He/she acts like we're best friends.
- Haven't noticed.
- Yes all the time!
- No.
Have you two talked about contacting each other in the future?
- Yes we have.
- Only about finding each other on Facebook.
- When I graduate and wanting to stay in contact yes.
- We never talked about that.
- No that's creepy
- Not In a romantic way but yes.
Lastly, do you think your teacher has a thing for you?
- I'm not positive.
- Maybe?
- No.
- Totally! Just wanted to make sure.
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CAFFEIN - An EC funded Marie Curie Initial Training Network
In a trans-European network one biotech company and ten academic partners aim to identify functional CAF subpopulations and CAF effector mechanisms, and to develop therapeutic antibodies targeting CAFs as a novel approach in cancer therapy. The research leading to these results has received funding from the People Programme (Marie Curie Actions) of the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme FP7/2007-2013/ under REA grant agreement n° [316610].
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After the immense jet lag and hangover combination 20hr sleep in of yesterday, I made it my mission to catch up with a good old food crawl today. After a healthy home made breakfast I went on a monumental walk across the city.
My first stop was the Empire State Building. Though since it wasn't Valentines day and I had no plans to meet either Tom Hanks or Carey Grant on the roof I decided to skip taking the lift all the way to the top.
A few blocks later I passed the famous Flat Iron building, which was both flat and ironish.
My first foodie stop of the day was Union Square market. Open only on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays it's a lovely open air food market selling local farm produce. Since it was a wee bit chilly, I warmed up with a a hot cider, an absolute bargain at $1.50 but sadly alcohol free. Other stalls offered bread, cheese, flowers, plants, pies, and honey.
After all that walking I was absolutely famished and desperately in need of some lunch. My first pizza stop was Joe's Pizza, famed as one of the best slices in the city it was pretty much perfection. The crust was wafer thin, and topped with the most pure and simple tasty tomato sauce and covered in melted cheese ($2.50). The capresa ($3.50) was equally as good, and to think these beauties cost mere dollars. I'm now obsessed with New York style Pizza!
My second stop on the pizza train was Artichoke Bastille. I'd already had a couple of slices at Joes but there always room for more. This slice was insatiably thick and pillowy and covered in the creamiest cheesiest richest artichoke sauce I've ever tasted. Not for the faint hearted this one was pretty damn special, like incredibly special, but I don't think you could manage more than a slice at a time though.
On my way home I passed by my old England favourite sandwich place Pret a Manger. I worked there years ago and have never been able to resist their sandwiches ever since. So I picked one up for later.
After all those carbs I needed a work out, so I shopped till I dropped. I just hope I can still fit into my new duds after all that pizza!
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Good show, Gemma! Ya can't beat Joe's. BTW, the Farmer's Market is open Saturday too…but it's a mob scene. If you go back, you HAVE to get the apple cider doughnuts. They are outstanding and light as a feather.
I loooooove New York style pizza 🙂 what a perfect way to spend a day in New York!
The cider thing baffled me too. Cider is just fancy apple juice…not alcohol! You have to get hard cider if you want it with alcohol, and then it's more likely to be apple juice spiked with rum or vodka then actually made of fermented apples.
That's the one reason I couldn't move to America haha.


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May God bless everyone who is reading this message. My name is David Berkowitz and I am a prison inmate who has been incarcerated since 1977. I have been sentenced to prison for the rest of my life. I was the notorious murderer known as "Son of Sam."
It was in 1987, when I was living in a cold and lonely prison cell, that God got hold of my life. Here is my story of hope.
Ever since I was a small child, my life seemed to be out of control. I was like a wild and destructive animal. My mother had no control over me. My father had to pin me to the floor until I calmed down. When I was in public school, I was so violent and disruptive that a teacher had to grab me in a headlock and throw me out of his classroom. I got into a lot of fights. Sometimes I started screaming for no reason. I was plagued with bouts of severe depression. Eventually my parents were ordered by the school officials to take me to a child psychologist or else I would be expelled. I had to go to the psychologist once a week for two years, yet the therapy sessions had no effect on my behavior.
Thoughts of Suicide
Thoughts of suicide often came into my mind. Sometimes I spent time sitting on a window ledge with my legs dangling over the side. We lived on the 6th floor of an old apartment building. When my dad saw me doing this he would yell at me to get back inside. I had no idea what to do and neither did my parents. They had me talk to a Rabbi, teachers, and school counselors, but nothing worked.
The Death of My Mother
When I was 14, my mother was stricken with cancer. Within several months she was dead. I had no brothers or sisters, so it was just...


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As some of you know, I've been living in Melbourne, Australia for the past year and I'll be moving away at the end of October. One of the things that has to be done if you're close to Melbourne is the Great Ocean Road- a beautiful stretch of road that runs along to the coast from Geelong (about an hour from Melbourne) to Warnambool, a regional town. Along the road are many incredibly beautiful and spectacular sites, so we knew we had to do it before we left. We could not have asked for more beautiful weather (unfortunately for me beautiful means I turn into a lobster) and it was easily done in the span of a weekend.
Although it took us all of Saturday to drive from end to end, Warnambool isn't all that far from Melbourne, just a few hours on the highway. The Great Ocean Road takes far longer because it's not as direct and it's a lot windier so you have to drive a lot slower, but doing that long drive two days in a row is pretty rough so we drove back to Melbourne on the highway. I'm so glad we did because as it was I was exhausted by the time we arrived home.
Here's a map of the Great Ocean Road so you have an idea of where the places are that I'm going to talk about.
Most of the sites occur after Apollo Bay, but it doesn't mean the drive isn't beautiful. The road has a lot of lookouts where you can easily pull over and enjoy the view so I thoroughly enjoyed those, and there's certainly no shortage. The water was so blue it was incredible.
The first place we stopped was Apollo Bay, which is a nice beachside town with some cute shops and lots of restaurants that favor seafood. We had a really pleasant lunch there and walked around a bit, but I was dumb and didn't take any photos. I think I was in too much of a food coma to think straight and then I had a mission of finding some coffee before we left again, so taking photos didn't really cross my mind. I was pretty disappointed to discover after leaving Apollo Bay that a big stretch of the road goes inland (I thought this was the Great Ocean Road, not the Great Valley Road?) but still it was nice enough and I got a cool view of the bay.
The road connects back with the coast around Princetown and then it's pretty much non-stop sites until the end at Warnambool. Our first stop was the Twelve Apostles, and this is by far the most popular and commonly associated site with the Great Ocean Road, so it was incredibly busy and crowded. Not my favorite. Since at this point the sun was going down it was really harsh and bright it made it hard to make out much of the rock formations. On top of that I was so determined to get to the Bay of Islands before sunset that we blasted past a lot of the sites and ended up having to go back the next day. I won't bore you by dividing this post across both days, instead I'll just combine all my photos and present the sites to you in the order the arrive on the road.
Anyway I'm getting sidetracked. The Twelve Apostles was spectacular and I am really glad we came back the next day because I was able to enjoy them in all their glory with the beautiful backdrop of blue ocean. I spent a good 20 minutes counting and recounting the rocks, never getting to 12, and became very confused. Only then did I notice the information boards and discovered you can't actually see all 12 at once– so you're not going crazy either if you don't get to 12.
After the Twelve Apostles was Loch Ard Gorge, named after the ship, Loch Ard, which crashed there in 1800s. It's not hard to see how they crashed a ship there with all those huge rock formations and tall cliffs.
Nearby there's Thunder Cave, which was impressive and massive and very thunderous. You can't go down, nor would you want to, but you can admire it from above. There are also some nice, short walks by the cave and we saw an echidna on one of those which was super exciting since I've never seen an awake, wild echidna before.
Following Loch Ard Gorge and Thunder Cave there's London Bridge and the Arch, both natural rock arches formed from thousands of years of water pounding the surfaces. Both were impressive and I didn't realize just how huge London Bridge was.
London Bridge used to be connected to the mainland, but in 1990 the connecting rock fell into the ocean. Luckily no one was hurt, but two people were stranded on the new rock island were rescued by a helicopter hours later.
The arch is much smaller than London Bridge, but is still pretty spectacular considering it was made completely by nature. Then again, this applies to everything along the Great Ocean Road. I was continually astounded by the magnificent things Mother Nature can do.
A rock formation called the Grotto comes up next and I have to say I think it was one of my favorites. It also is a rock arch, but it has these little pools of water and then it opens up into the ocean. We had to climb down several stories of steps to get there but it was so worth it. I was kind of surprised by just how orange the rock was down there. But I'm not very good at science so I can't tell you why.
After the Grotto are the last two sites: the Bay of Martyrs and the Bay of Islands. Both are spectacular rock formations but the rocks forming the Bay of Martyrs sort of goes vertically and the Bay of Island's rock formations are along the horizon. We saw both during sunset and during the day, but I think seeing them at sunset was by far the best because with the sun slowly dipping below the rocks it was something else. The following photos is of the Bay of Martyrs and I think that first one is easily my favorite photo from the trip. Between the orange sunset and the mist of crashing waves against the rocks it was something else.
That's not to say it wasn't beautiful during the day as well, because it was.
We lucked out when we saw the Bay of Islands because the main viewing area's sign was missing, so we went past it and ended up coming across a deserted viewing area totally by accident. Both at sunset and the next day there was no one there, and it's rare to be able to enjoy such a widely-known attraction almost entirely by yourself.
After the Bay of Islands it's about 40 more minutes along to Warnambool, mainly through farmland. Although it's a long road and can be quite tiring, it is totally spectacular and I'm so glad we did it before we leave Australia. I couldn't recommend it enough if you're ever in the Melbourne area because it's unlike anything else I've ever seen and surprisingly most of the sites aren't even extremely touristy. It's a prefect way to spend a gorgeous spring weekend.
Tomorrow night I leave for New Zealand so stay tuned for posts from there!


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Jordan hints at Keane stay
Tottenham assistant manager Joe Jordan has hinted Robbie Keane will be staying at White Hart Lane this season.
Last Updated: 09/08/10 3:38pm
Tottenham assistant manager Joe Jordan has hinted Robbie Keane will be staying at White Hart Lane this season.
Keane's future at Spurs has been the subject of intense speculation for some time after he spent the second half of last season on loan at Celtic.
It has been suggested Harry Redknapp could cash-in on Keane in a bid to raise funds for his own transfer plans.
However, Jordan admits Keane has impressed since returning to the club from Celtic and that he remains an important player.
"He's been out best player in pre-season and he scored two at the weekend there [against Fiorentina]," admitted Jordan.
"He has come back in good nick and he has been involved in every single game.
"He has played terrific and at the moment he is in the team."
Jordan added: "When we took over under Harry Redknapp we were in big trouble, we had two points from eight games and he made a number of signings.
"He brought Robbie back and Robbie was a fantastic signing and we stayed up and we have built from that and he was part of that.
"He's been so important not just on the field, but in the dressing room as well. He's been a big player for us."


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Tory MP under fire for saying junior doctors should REPAY training costs if go abroad
A TORY MP has come under fire for demanding junior doctors repay their training costs if they leave Britain to work abroad.
Tom Tugendhat MP suggested introducing
Tom Tugendhat, MP for Tonbridge, Edenbridge and Malling, proposed today junior doctors should have to work a number of years in the NHS before working overseas - or pay back the half a million pounds it costs to train a GP, or £750,00 to train consultants.
The former British Army officer, who has been an MP since May, wrote about introducing a "return of service" - like the army has.
His comments come following shocking figures revealing a large increase in junior doctors applying to work abroad the day after the Government announced new contracts which would cut their pay substantially.
Australia and New Zealand give junior doctors a sense of appreciation and respect through competitive salaries
Scores of junior and qualified doctors have taken to social media to tell the MP why he is ill-informed and needs to take another look at his Government's contract.
The MP compared getting a medical education to receiving training in the army and while both are skilled professionals, those in the army get their university fees paid for, along with a bursary of £10,000 a year and a graduation bonus.
Doctors have to pay for their five-years of university fees as well as two to three years of qualification exams after graduating.
Passionate NHS haematology registrar, Dr Clare Kane, wrote an open letter today to Mr Tugendhat informing him she has been qualified for eight years and has only just finished repaying her student loan.
MP Tom Tugendhat was an officer in the British Army
She said: "Perhaps, rather than tarring us with the brush of ungrateful deserters, you should look instead at the reasons behind droves of medical and nursing professionals leaving the country."
The doctor revealed she has been "kicked, bitten, sworn at and received needlestick injuries" from patients who she has also laughed with and held their hand - which she would not trade "for the world".
But she added: "It's a real kick in the metaphorical teeth to have someone like you with limited experience of the NHS turn around and question our dedication."
Junior doctor Dr Grace Bickmore, in her second foundation year after graduating, has also written an open letter to Mr Tugendhat to remind him they are taught at medical school that "prevention is better than cure".
She said: "Juniors are travelling many thousands of miles away from family and friends because quite simply, there are better working hours and higher pay.
Junior doctors will have to work without overtime pay under the new contract
"Australia and New Zealand give junior doctors a sense of appreciation and respect through competitive salaries."
The 27-year-old pointed out "sanctions" such as repaying training costs will "only serve to discourage bright A-Level students from applying to medicine?".
in any case @TomTugendhat it would be more useful to consider WHY junior doctors are deciding to leave - the beatings not improving morale— Margaret McCartney (@mgtmccartney) September 22, 2015
@TomTugendhat you really don't know what you are talking about, do you? #juniorcontract— Richard (@rcantelo) September 23, 2015
Medical student Peter Devine tweeted in response to Mr Tugendhat's article, saying: "How about addressing the reason junior docs leave rather than attacking them and their pay."
Hundreds of furious supporters of the NHS have come down strongly on the MP, accusing him of "further demonising and demoralising" doctors.


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"Brett said the business provided good customer service."
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Roger L. on 06/03/2011
Roger said he rated his overall experience a 2, because there were very noticeable scratches on the plastic bumper. It is on both sides of the bumper, about 1 inch in length. They scratched the bumper, and then painted over the bumper. Then it was also nicked on the bottom. He let the nick issue slide, because it would not be visible. Roger chose not to rate whether or not the repair service was completed on time, because he did not have any body work completed on his vehicle. He purchased after market parts, brought it the business to paint. He inspected the after market parts, before loading the parts on his vehicle when he purchased the parts. As a result of his purchase, they were in good condition. He was satisfied with the quality of the repair, except for the reasons above. The paint was 5 shades different. The paint across the hood was bubbled. There was dirt and hair fibers in the paint across the hood, too. He did not bring his vehicle back, because it was too late, and he lives in the country. The fender repair was in good shape. He wasn't kept adequately informed, because of the reasons above. He was satisfied with the shop's communication in the beginning. However he wasn't satisfied with the shop's communication, when he started talking about the impurities after the repair was completed. The representative wanted to ignore the situation, regarding the reasons above. Roger said the representative could have called, and spoke with him about the scratches and nick on the bumper, along with the paint issues. He would have asked the business to fix it, sand it down, and he would have been happy to pay the business to fix it right. He would not recommend the business for repairs, because of the reasons above. When he called the business for estimates, they had reasonable pricing.
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Review Created: 06/03/2011
This review was collected via phone interview by Customer Research Inc.
Jason D. at Sprayglo Conyers responded on 06/13/2011
We always use the manufacturer's color code and mix the paint accordingly. We have no way to verify if the shade of the color is off without having the vehicle to compare them to. When a customer provides parts, we can not accept responsibility for the condition of those parts. Parts are often damaged during transposrt and must be thoroughly inspected upon receiving delivery of them. If you believe that we damaged your parts prior to painting them, please bring them by and I'll be glad examine them to see if that is a possibility. If so, we will do our best to rectify the situation.


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COLUMBUS, Ga.- Many kids dream of Disney, and some local students now have a taste of what it's like to work for the magical company.
4th grade students at Blanchard Elementary Skyped with a Disney Imagineer– someone who creates and brings to life attractions at Disneyland. One point the Imagineer stressed with the students is the importance of continuing education.
Following the Skype session, student Riley Law said, "You need education in order to move on to college and then you need that to move on to your job." Student Jonathan Forte added, "Whatever degree you can get from your college can help you get a job that you really want."
And if you want a job as an Imagineer–you learn quickly by trial and error.
"I learned that failure is something not to be ashamed about because it's more of learning the new things and getting over the bad things," says student Kellyn Hobbs.
But most of all, he shared a motto popular at Disney– "If you can dream it, you can do it." It's an ideal that inspired Laura Hall to reach out to the Imagineer. She thought it might help the students spark bright ideas.
"I hope it inspires them to want to be an Imagineer or a Glacier Specialist or something like that. Something just to follow their dreams," she says.


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Unanswered: See who's logged on . . . Supplying database password
I want to see who is logged on to my database application and I am able to do this when I remove the database password manually. I would like to be able to supply this password programatically. Here is the code I have so far (it's borrowed):
On Error GoTo ErrHandler
Dim cn As Object
Dim rs As Object
Dim i As Integer
Const adSchemaProviderSpecific = -1
Set cn = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
Set rs = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
cn.Provider = "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0"
cn.Open "Data Source=" & Me.txtDBPath
' The user roster is exposed as a provider-specific schema rowset
' in the Jet 4 OLE DB provider. You have to use a GUID to
' reference the schema, as provider-specific schemas are not
' listed in ADO's type library for schema rowsets
Set rs = cn.OpenSchema(adSchemaProviderSpecific, _
, "{947bb102-5d43-11d1-bdbf-00c04fb92675}")
m_tLDBInfo.strErrorMsg = vbNullString
How do I supply the password?
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India will never sign the NPT but would respect the mandate, says external affairs minister
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has said that India's inability at Seoul to get membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) was not a "failure."
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Exam Paper Type : Pen & Paper | Exam Duration : 2.5 Hr
|# Questions
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|40 Minutes
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|General Awareness
|40 Minutes
|Analytical and Logical Reasoning
|30 Minutes
- SET will have objective type questions, having four options against every question.
- The level of difficulty of the entire paper can be summed up to be moderate. Many of the questions, particularly in Quantitative, General English and Analytical & Logical Reasoning sections have been discussed in our material almost in a similar manner.
- Total Duration:- 150 Minutes
- Total Marks:- 150
- Total Question:-150
- Marking System: -
- There is no negative marking for wrong answers.
Note:-Candidates have to select their choice of subjects to appear in this examination. The tabular form as per subject and course are as follows:-
|SICSR: Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies & Research
|SCMC: Symbiosis Center for Media & Communication
|SSLA: Symbiosis School for Liberal Arts
|SSCA : Symbiosis School of Culinaary Arts
|B.Sc. (Culinary Arts)
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- Candidates who have passed or expecting the result of their class 12th can apply for the SET.
- Candidates have to secure minimum 50% marks in class 12th by general category students and 45% aggregate marks by SC/ ST.
2) While entering the 12th exam marks, should I include the practical marks also? Can I include 11th and 12th year marks?
The subject-wise and aggregate marks are to be given for the 12th year examination only. Don't include the 11th year exam marks. For practical marks, use the method used by your board to calculate the subject-wise marks.
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"The director is insisting I be stabbed in the chest," says Bishop Holloway, a doughty campaigner for more tolerance towards homosexuality in the Anglican Church.
"That makes a change: as a bishop I was always being stabbed in the back."
Mandrake trusts that there won't be too many knives out for the bishop at the Church of England's Lambeth Conference next month.


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Earth day is celebrated 22nd April every year; here we have some of the earth day slogans.
It's your mother calling. DON'T KEEP HER ON HOLD. Spread the Earth Day Message to each and everyone.
Don't be mean, Go Green. Happy Earth Day
One Earth for all. Without it there is nothing at all. Earth Day Wishes to everyone of you.
There is only one Earth. Take care of it.


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Introducing SmartCOP AVI
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A united city is one which, as a consequence of political changes or border shifts, once constituted two separate entities that were later merged. (See also Divided cities)
- Beirut united in 1990
- East Beirut 1975–1990
- West Beirut 1975–1990
- Berlin united in 1990
- West Berlin 1945–1990
- East Berlin 1945–1990
- Budapest united in 1873
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This takes place after Ash returns from Unova, assuming he has the pokemon he has since the end of Best Wishes.
This fic has nothing to do with Sukima Switch's Ice Cream Syndrome, aside from it being a constant inspiration to my Coma feels.
RE-re-revised on 7/2017
Paul rang the doorbell and stood back, waiting for someone to open the door. He had just finished the Battle Frontier and beat Brandon, the Pyramid King, which earned him the chance to become a frontier brain as well. He had gladly accepted the offer and was on his way home but his brother had told him to make use of being in the area and to visit sights that one could only see in Kanto. Anyone else would have thought to shop in Celadon City or visit Mount Moon, but the first place Paul thought of to go to was the little town of Pallet. His mind told him it was to see the world renowned pokemon professor Samuel Oak but a little voice reminded him there was something else to see there as well.
The voice that called out did not sound like Professor Oak, and it wasn't. A young man with light brown spikey hair had greeted him, surprised to see the trainer but not dismayed. He was wearing a white lab coat, which showed he was of some importance, but he couldn't have been much older than Paul.
"Oh hello there. Can I help you?"
"Hello, I'm a pokemon trainer from the Sinnoh region and I was in the area. I wanted to check out Professor Oak's laboratory and field, if it's not too much of a hassle."
The boy nodded and then moved to the side to let Paul in. The Veilstone trainer waited expectedly but the brunet seemed to be in thought while examining him.
"You know… you look kind of familiar…"
"I'm quite sure we have not met before. Though I have visited Kanto a few years ago, it's unlikely you would have seen my face."
The lab coat boy hummed in thought but continued to stare. Another voice called to him and both boys turned to see another young male walking around with a stack of papers. As if remembering something, the lab coat boy hurried over to assist the new comer.
"Gary, where did you go? You had me carry all the forms by myself you jerk."
"Sorry Tracey, there was someone at the door. He said he was a trainer from Sinnoh that wanted to look at Gramp's stuff. I figured it wouldn't hurt. It's always good to share what the old man's been up to."
The boy named "Tracey" looked over to the door where Paul was still standing. He formed an "o" with his mouth before dumping the rest of the papers in lab coat boy's (Gary?) arms. The brunet struggled with the papers but managed to hold them upright before setting them onto a desk.
"Oh hello there, I'm Tracey and I'm Professor Oak's assistant. Gary told me that you wanted to take a look around? I wouldn't mind showing you some things."
"Thank you. I am very grateful".
With that, Tracey led Paul to the back. The older boy explained some machines and equipment on their way through the lab and all Paul did was nod. He wasn't entirely enthralled with the information (compared to his tour guide who seemed really into it) but it wasn't boring and it was kind of cool seeing how the famous Professor Oak worked.
"And this is the field where the Professor does all his observations. The pokemon that reside here are mostly wild but there are some trainers that leave their pokemon here in our care. It's a lot of work having to feed and take care of all of them, but it's so rewarding being able to work this close to the Professor and observing the pokemon at the same time."
Paul nodded, once again, when his eye caught sight of some pokemon native to his region. It wasn't extremely odd that there would be Sinnoh pokemon here, but in the vast majority of Kanto pokemon, it was a breath of familiarity. But what intrigued Paul more were the exact pokemon he had spotted. The giant grass turtle with the tree growing on its shell was something he was very well acquainted with. There was also a tiny grey dragon roaming around but what caught his eye the most was the orange fire monkey that sat in the shades next to a giant green lizard (which he could identify was from Hoenn). The fire monkey met his eyes and he could see an expression of surprise on the pokemon, even from his distance. Paul didn't say anything though.
"Professor! There's a visitor here to take a look at your work! You don't mind if I showed him around, right?"
Tracey guided the trainer to an old man that Paul had seen on television many times. He took the old man's hand when it was extended to him.
"Oh! I remember you young man! You're Paul, right? From Veilstone City! You battled Ash in the Lily of the Valley Conference!"
Paul bowed modestly as the elder Oak continued to praise him and his assistant nodded in agreement. He wondered lightly how well Ash was acquainted with the Professor, but it wasn't hard to imagine since his pokemon had been taken custody here. A curious part of him also wondered if Ash spoke of him to his acquaintances, but Paul figured he shouldn't think so highly of himself.
"I should tell him you're here, I'm sure he would love to see you again."
The Veilstone trainer really wanted to comply but he shook his head and pretended it didn't matter if Ash was here or not.
Tracey had spoken something to the Professor and left to the laboratory. Professor Oak carried on in Tracey's place of the tour around the fields and Paul continued to observe quietly, taking in the surroundings and varieties of pokemon. Oak halted in his guide when he noticed something coming up to them.
"Oh, Infernape, you're looking well today."
Paul turned to see the fire monkey approaching the two. Infernape hadn't said anything and just focused on him, as if not believing he was actually there. Paul decided not to speak either, since he wasn't certain what he wanted to say to the pokemon. He just bowed his head in regard and Infernape seemed to relax a bit. The monkey stepped a little closer to the trainer and held out a fist. Unsure of what the pokemon wanted, Paul did the same. Infernape bumped knuckles with him and smiled cheekily. He blinked at the pokemon's sudden display of camaraderie but decided he was alright with it. A small smile curved the edge of his lip but he didn't allow it to stay for too long.
"You two know each other?"
"…Yeah." Was all Paul said.
Oak seemed to remember something but he didn't voice his speculation. Paul didn't care too much if the senior Oak figured it out.
The tour went on, Paul as quiet as ever, and Infernape tagging along. When they neared the ponds, a Buizel popped out of the water and gaped at Paul standing not too far from the edge. The river otter chatted with Infernape and Paul could only imagine what they were saying. The Buizel gazed at him for a while longer before disappearing under water.
"Hey Professor! I found him!"
Tracey had appeared again, dragging a reluctant Ash by one hand while lab coat boy Gary was pushing the trainer forward. Paul was confident he didn't care about Ash being present but his heart told him otherwise with the weird way it jumped. Tracey let go of Ash but Gary continued to push until Ash was stumbling in front of him.
"Guys, what's the deal? I almost lost an arm because of you Tracey!"
"Calm down Ashy-boy. We just wanted to make sure you said 'hi' before he left."
And then Ash finally turned to meet Paul. His warm brown eyes met with his calculating greys and Paul felt his throat was suddenly way too dry. Ash didn't say anything for a few seconds but Paul was able to see the split second when he finally registered what was going on. The smile that came onto the Pallet boy's face was wider than any that he had seen before and then Paul suddenly had an arm full of Ash.
"Paul! I can't believe you're here!"
All he could do was gape like a Magikarp because he had not expected such a reunion with Ash. Apparently neither did the rest of the group, who all had raised eyebrows. The three researchers just gave questioning glances to the other but none of them had said anything. Gary had whispered something in Tracey's ear, which amused the older boy because he laughed lightly.
Ash still hadn't let go of his ex-rival, but he pulled away when he felt how the other had not reacted to his hug. Seeming to realize what he had just done, Ash chuckled nervously and looked away.
"Sorry, that was really just a big surprise to me. I didn't expect to see you here."
Paul murmured in agreement, the warmth of the other's hand radiated on his arm. Ash still had not met his gaze, somehow finding the grass a lot more interesting. Paul had never seen this side of the boy, it was interesting actually.
"I was in the area. I finally beat Brandon."
Ash's head shot up with that fiery spark in his eye whenever pokemon battles were mentioned.
"Congratulations! I knew you could do it!"
"I was given the opportunity to be a Frontier Brain as well."
"Oh yeah, what did you say? Did you take the offer?"
Paul muttered a low "yes" and Ash had thrown his arms around him again after screaming a "That's awesome!" in his ear. This time, Paul was able to react, putting an awkward hand against the other boy's back.
"Does that mean you'll be sticking around Kanto for a while?"
"I'm not sure. I'm heading home soon, to check with my brother. But I'll be here for a few more days before I go."
Ash only bobbed his head in excitement. He still had his hands on the boy's arm and he seemed content with it there that Paul didn't bother pointing it out. Heck, he still had his hand curved against the Pallet trainer's back, resting almost on the boy's waist. Their pose seemed too intimate for two rival turn friends but it didn't seem so wrong.
"Hey, I'll show you around! And you can see all my pokemon!"
Paul agreed and allowed Ash to drag him around by the arm. The two boys had forgotten the researchers who were present for the entire scene. Oak had just laughed and shook his head, then walked away muttering something about "young love". Tracey and Gary gave the other a knowing glance and smirked when they realized they had the same thought in mind. They trailed after the first two boys, making sure not to be seen.
Infernape and Buizel were already aware of Paul's presence in the Oak laboratories. Ash had made sure to show off all his past pokemon. Paul was impressed by the wide variety of his teams but he never voiced his opinions. While introducing his Johto team, Bayleaf had come out of nowhere, nearly knocking the boy over with her affection. Paul had not uttered a word but the pokemon glared at him regardless and held her trainer protectively with her vines.
"Bayleaf, let go! I'm not going anywhere, really!"
Ash was released from the grass type's grips eventually (when she noticed he was turning blue) and they made their way to a nice shady spot. Paul had recognized it as where he had first spotted his old pokemon with the Sceptile earlier. Looking above him, he saw the Hoenn pokemon lounging above them. Torterra had stomped their way too and sat down next to Ash. The Pallet trainer just patted the continent pokemon's head before leaning against the tree and slid to his butt. He patted the spot next to him and Paul followed.
"It's funny that you're here now. I was actually thinking about you."
"Oh really?" Paul turned to see Ash had his sight on the grass again.
"Yeah. I mean. I came back from Unova not too long ago and I was in my room sorting all the souvenirs. I got things for everyone… Including you. …I wasn't sure if I would ever see you again though."
Paul was surprised Ash had even thought to get him anything. Sure they ended their rivalry on a good note, but it didn't mean they were friends or anything. Or maybe they were, with the way Ash had greeted him. Paul didn't mind though.
"What did you get me?"
"Hm? Oh, it's in my room. I'll show it to you later."
Paul was pretty sure Ash meant his gift and not his bedroom, but the Veilstone trainer didn't know why he felt he had to differentiate that in his head.
"…I was hoping to run into you sometime on my journey through the Battle Frontier."
Ash tore his eyes away from the grass and looked at Paul but the ex-rival was too busy staring up at the sky. He spotted Staraptor hovering around not too far from them.
"Heh, did you miss me or something?"
Paul knew Ash was joking with him, but he couldn't help the noise that came from his nose and the smile that grazed his lip. His view remained on the sky and he didn't move when he heard Ash shuffling next to him.
"…I kind of missed you Paul."
Ash was sitting with his knees up, his arms looped under his thighs. He rested his chin on his knees and Paul thought he looked almost timid in that posture. Ash's eyes met with his for a moment, not realizing the Sinnoh trainer had been observing him, but then it reset back to looking at the fields. Paul felt a vein of annoyance and he reached a hand and shoved the boy over.
"H-hey! What was that for?!"
"You're acting weird. Stop it."
The Pallet trainer scrambled back to sit up, this time, in a more casual pose. He scratched the back of his head and tried to laugh.
"Sorry. I don't know why… I feel a little funny seeing you again."
Paul only raised an eyebrow, hoping Ash would go into detail. The other boy hadn't and they sat there for a while in silence.
A leaf fell from the tree and landed on Ash's lap. The boy picked it up and twirled it in his fingers. Another leaf fell, landing on Paul's head. Ash plucked it from the other's hair. Unaware of the leaf, Paul gave him a questioning look and Ash only shrugged with a grin. He waved the leaf in his hand, as if it were the culprit (which it was) and dropped it back down. Both boys flinched when they heard giggling from above them.
Looking up, Ash could see his Sceptile, Leavanny and Snivy sitting casually on the tree branches. Sceptile lay nonchalantly on his side while Snivy rested against his tail and Leavanny sat on a separate branch, leaning against the trunk. They three seemed to be laughing about something but the Pallet trainer had no idea what.
"Guys, what's so funny?"
Sceptile only raised an eyebrow and smirked with the twig in his mouth. Snivy extended her vines out, grabbing a leaf in each vine and pressed them together. Leavanny just giggled at the grass snake's display.
Ash was confused but shrugged it off. Paul had gotten the implication but he wasn't sure what to think. He turned to look back at the fields and wild pokemon.
"Hey… do you want to get some ice cream later? I know this really good place not too far from here. I go there all the time when I want good ice cream. They've been open since I was a kid so I know it's good stuff."
Ash wasn't sure what else to add. He supposed they could go now, like, right at the moment, but Paul wasn't moving. He was going to ask but Paul had spoken up.
"Ash, I-"
He was interrupted by the mass of leaves that fell from above them, covering them in a bunch of green. Torterra, who had been napping quietly, had woken up when Sceptile, Leavanny and Snivy jumped on his shell to make a getaway. He wasn't too angry, just curious as to where they were heading off to in such a hurry. He turned to his trainer, who was buried in a bunch of nice cut leaves along with that rival guy from Sinnoh.
"What the heck was their problem? They're usually not one for pranks. That's usually Oshawatt's and Totodile's job."
Paul shook the leaves off his head and brushed them away so he could sit up. Upon closer inspection, he could tell the leaves had been hacked but the shape was definitely refined. He held a bunch in his palm. They were all heart shapes. Paul crushed them in a fist, unamused.
Ash noticed it as well and only laughed, blaming his pokemon for being weirdos. He couldn't hide the flush of his cheeks though.
"So uh, how about that ice cream?"
They helped the other up, patting away the leaves and making sure they were neat before heading back to the lab to the exit.
Two researchers who had been tucked behind Torterra finally stood from their hiding position. Tracey held his sketchbook up at the new sketch he had finished. It was of two boys looking at two different directions but leaning so very close together.
"They look good together."
"Haha, never thought Ashy-boy would finally bring someone to that ice cream shop."
"What do you mean?" Tracey asked as Gary went over to pick up a few of the strewn leaves.
"Nothing, I always teased him about it because the ice cream sizes there were always meant for two people. I mean, he would always end up finishing it all by himself anyway, but, he always had this lonely look in his eye when he sat there with that giant bowl."
"Why didn't you help him?"
Gary made a noise with his teeth. "As if he would let me. Besides, I went there with a girl every time, just to bug him about it."
Tracey laughed. "You're not a very good friend."
"Hey, we were kids." There was a pause. "…You want to get some ice cream?"
The assistant only looked up with an incredulous expression. "Are you asking so we can spy on them or…?"
Gary just shrugged and looked away. Tracey could tell the younger Oak was trying to act cool but he had his hands in his pockets and the watcher knew that was one of his nervous ticks. The watcher just snorted lightly and patted him on the back.
"Yeah, sure, let's go."
I was this close to making them kiss because I never get to do that in my fics, but I chickened out.
I also liked the idea of Gary picking on Ash because they always looked cuter as rivals/childhood friends. Also the Tracey/Gary ship was for my own entertainment. I was never much for Palletshipping anyway.


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Published: Tuesday 20th January 2015 by The News Editor
Five Russian race walkers, including three Olympic champions, have been handed doping bans, the country's anti-doping agency has announced.
Sergey Kirdyapkin, who took gold in the 50 kilometres walk at London 2012, has been banned for three years and two months.
His suspension has been backdated to October 2012, meaning he will be eligible to compete at the Rio Olympics in 2016.
Kaniskina Olga, who took 20km gold in Beijing in 2008, received the same ban, while Sergey Bakulin, the 50km champion from the 2011 World Championships in Daegu, was banned for three years and two months, backdated to December 2012.
Valeriy Borchin, the 2008 Olympic 20km champion, has been banned for eight years and Vladimir Kanaykin for life.
The Russian anti-doping agency said in a statement that the bans were handed down because of abnormalities in the athletes' biological passports.
No Olympic medals will be affected by the bans, although five World Championship golds from 2009 and 2011 could be reallocated.
It is the latest chapter in the doping scandal which has engulfed Russian athletics. World governing body the IAAF is already involved in a major investigation into allegations from German broadcaster ARD that doping and cover-ups are rife in the country.
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Unanswered: Delete, Do Not Print or Skip Last Report Page
I have this in the main report footer . . .
Private Sub PageHeaderSection_Format(Cancel As Integer, FormatCount As Integer) Cancel = (Me.Pages - 1) End Sub
It deletes the page header of the last page of the main report detail section but not the page number. [="Page " & [Page] & " of " & [Pages] & " " & "cbESC"]
What I really would like it to do is DELETE entirely, skip or do not print the blank page from the report.
This is the last page showing one or more detail records of the main report, BEFORE a page break and the subReport prints on the last page of the report.
The subReport never uses more than a single page.
Any suggestions on how to DELETE entirely, skip or do not print this page and its would-be page number and print the subReport with the correct page number?
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