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Hi i am new to this site and need some advice. I have 5 children, 4 girls and a boy, quite alot i know. However, i do not feel complete at all and would like another baby in a few years. My husband says that he does not want any more children as he feels at his limit. I just can't stop thinking about having another baby. I know that financially and emotionally we should not go for any more kids but i just can't put it out of my mind. It is know starting to come between us. Please need some advice from any one in the same boat. Also, getting a lot of comments from others which is upsetting me. They say i should be grateful for what i have.
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It's so hard I think for so many to close this chapter in our lives. I have 3 daughters and am on the fence about another but since I cannot afford antoher, I will not have one. DH will get a V in Jan. I just dont think it would be fair to the ones I have now to have a fourth. It would take so much away from them. When I think of that, it makes me feel better and I dont get that tugging for antoehr as much. As mothers, we are more emotional and the daddy's can look at this situation in a more intellectual, rational way. They werent the ones feeling that baby inside of them. How I hated to give birth to this one b/c I knew I wouldnt have that feeling ever again. We have alot of reasons to want to have more babies but as I said for me, I have to say no more for the sake of my family.
good luck to you!!!!
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Since you are talking about a few years off, let yourself get used to the idea that you are not going to have more. Maybe involve yourself more in activities with school or take on a new hobby. It is hard when your family size isn't what you expected but you have to make the best of it. Good luck!
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- sleeps 5
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Located within Marbella at Spanish Wells, a new, upscale gated community, only minutes from the area's finest beaches. Marbella boasts many amenities, including two neighbourhood pools.
This 2 bed + den, 2 bath condo is located on the second floor on a quiet street that ends in a cul-de-sac. The unit has an open, airy, design, with windows and a view through to the lanai and the lake beyond. The condo is clean and well-kept in keeping with a modern building (built Sept 2007) and provides comfortable, spacious accomodation.
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The master suite has a queen bed, with an en-suite master bathroom which includes bath tub, large separate shower unit and his and hers washbasins. The bathroom opens up to a large walk-in closet. There is aFlat Screen TV in the room.
The second bedroom also has a queen bed and is across the hall from the second bathroom. There is a den containing a sleeper bed, (more suitable for younger guests) which also has a desk and ethernet internet connection.
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After a day at the beach, it is always nice to stop off at one of the two shared, community pools before returning to the condo to enjoy a relaxing drink on the lanai, or a game of backgammon, scrabble, or even a game of cards (games provided). Marbella is close to many public golf courses, as well as resort courses and numerous private courses, making Bonita Springs a Golfer's paradise.
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44 comments:
- Loulou said...
I really love this outfit, you look stunning! so cute!
thanks for telling me about fifi lapin at forever 21 btw !!! love it!!
we should do a rock band battle ;) - October 23, 2009 at 8:23 AM
- T-Charry said...
cute outfit ALL THE WAY...goes SO WELL!
- October 23, 2009 at 8:30 AM
i think those are the best shoes you own. they look amazing.
- October 23, 2009 at 8:30 AM
- Yvonne said...
The dress if very flattering to your figure! And I absolutely adore the heels :)
- October 23, 2009 at 8:31 AM
- stilettolover91 said...
Ok, so first of all I loveeee the new layout!!! 2nd, you look absolutely fabulous!!! I love the dress & those amazing Louboutins!!! Amazing post!
http://www.hottheels.blogspot.com - October 23, 2009 at 8:34 AM
- Jacqueline said...
love the dress! What a great find. I adore the new layout. Great job on it. Maggie is lookin pretty damn fine, haha =)
www.FashionSnag.com - October 23, 2009 at 8:34 AM
- Kara! said...
I am TOTALLY going to forever 21 today. That dress is adorable. Love your shoes too!
- October 23, 2009 at 8:46 AM
- Tørlich said...
Seriously, I've been craving those pumps since they came down the runway at 3.1 Phillip Lim last january (or so, and in a different color, actually), and while I was in Paris I really considered them, but had to let them go. Seeing them on your foot I really really want them bad!!
And dude, you have the most awesome shoecollection (and blog) EVER.
PS. The layout is really great, and I love what you did with the pictures in this post.
/Caroline - October 23, 2009 at 9:06 AM
- Kayla said...
I really love your new layout! And I really really love that dress. It seems lately the Forever 21 has stepped up their game. I'm finding things of a much better quality.
- October 23, 2009 at 9:13 AM
the new layout is so much better! loads faster and is easier to look at. also, i love the dress!
- October 23, 2009 at 9:21 AM
- nuheila said...
WOW!!!I love your new heels-lucky you.And so what if you can t really walk with them...they just look like from heaven.
Dress is lovely too:)
The first thing what i thought now when i came to your blog was-ooh nice new layout-it s much better than before,more your syle!
Nuheila - October 23, 2009 at 9:30 AM
- Karolinka.cy said...
I love new layout, with the white background my eyes don't hurt so much and bcs I'm spending a lot of time reading your blog and watching pictures it is important:)
I like also how you put together this girly dress with such an elegant and special occasions shoes:) - October 23, 2009 at 9:42 AM
- CC said...
Omg! Those shoes are freakin' gorgeous. Feel free to airmail them to me any time. ;)
You look gorgeous.
Xx - October 23, 2009 at 9:54 AM
- WendyB said...
The shoes are great, your layout is great, your legs are great. Great, great, great.
- October 23, 2009 at 10:50 AM
- L.A. Daze said...
Cute dress! I love the new layout.
- October 23, 2009 at 10:53 AM
- firefly-lamp said...
WOW... i am so glad someone else is digging that dress. when i first saw it i was obsessed but hesitant to buy because it might be too childish. but you're rockin' it boo! let me head on over to f21 so i can buy it too...
- October 23, 2009 at 11:37 AM
- Amy said...
- October 23, 2009 at 11:48 AM
- Faith J. said...
I love the new look of your blog! Keep up the outfit posts, they are awesome!
- October 23, 2009 at 12:33 PM
- JINX said...
love the new header...how often do you buy shoes and how many do you own...
fasionjinx.blogspot.com - October 23, 2009 at 12:47 PM
Your new layout is great! Love it!
And your shoes are to die for. - October 23, 2009 at 12:48 PM
- She Bangz® said...
awwh that dress is toooo cute!
http://shebangz.blogspot.com/ - October 23, 2009 at 1:54 PM
- Alexandra said...
cute outfit and Maggies! As always :)
have you seen Blake Lively wearing Calypso heels? i'm soooo jealous! she's one lucky girl!
http://www.zimbio.com/pictures/px8j5oxtzH1/Blake+Lively+Bar+Rafaeli+Attending+Angel+Ball/ov9tnkCGwtA/Blake+Lively - October 23, 2009 at 2:12 PM
- ShoeZQ said...
I absolutely adore the new layout. You are inspiring me to change things up as well. Oh and, of course, your shoes or to die for.
- October 23, 2009 at 2:24 PM
- Jessie P said...
Looks so good! That pick of you in the middle is so cute!!
- October 23, 2009 at 3:05 PM
- Juli said...
ooh mama those shoes are so so super adorably cute. if i could still walk in heels and had somewhere to go in them, i would go out and get myself a pair
- October 23, 2009 at 9:45 PM
Absolutely loooooove the new layout! I didn't really like the previous layout picture but the new one you chose are amazing!
Love your blog! - October 24, 2009 at 12:10 AM
- rixt said...
Love the new layout! I think it makes the site a lot brighter.
The shoes are pretty damn awesome, too! - October 24, 2009 at 12:32 AM
- Runway Reviews said...
great shoes and lovely dress. Good shape and printed
- October 24, 2009 at 1:03 AM
- Bianca S. said...
they r so cute but the simple fact that they r not comfortable is why i hate buying cheap shoes :/
i feel that as women, we should love our toes and take care of them the way we do the rest of our body. so sometimes it's okay to spend that little bit of extra :)
iwillwrite32.blogspot.com - October 24, 2009 at 6:18 AM
- Cari (Is Not Fashion) said...
well you look good in them!!! i like the new lay out too!
- October 24, 2009 at 8:18 AM
- Heini said...
Like your shoes.
- October 24, 2009 at 8:46 AM
- Fabulous TKO said...
LOL@ Bianca. Cheap shoes??? I believe these are over one thousand dollars? Am I wrong?
- October 24, 2009 at 11:41 AM
- Emalyn said...
I was pleasantly surprised to see how bright it was over here lol. I love the whole outfit though. So classic!
- October 24, 2009 at 12:46 PM
- THE DIVINITUS said...
Its kind of interesting, a lot of friends complain about cl comfort ...
- October 24, 2009 at 3:52 PM
- Rebecca, The Clothes Horse said...
I love your shoes. And I totally just bought that dress via the F21 website...I'm still waiting for mine to arrive! :)
- October 24, 2009 at 10:39 PM
- Dexter said...
Oh my world, these shoes totally rock! Too bad they aren't comfortable :(
- October 25, 2009 at 7:26 AM
- Elise said...
You are so lucky, you have all the greatest shoes ! I'm jalous :)
You look amazing in that dress and shoes ! - October 25, 2009 at 7:58 AM
This dress really suits you perfectly. You're really nice in it. Sad the shoes hurt though because they're very pretty.
- October 26, 2009 at 5:57 AM
- Jenny Brewer said...
love the new layout!
and that dress is beyond cute! - October 26, 2009 at 6:19 AM
- MsVeve said...
love those heel and thw new lay-out, thinking of changing mine to white background as well.. your totally my inspiration:))
- October 26, 2009 at 9:03 AM
- The Mighty J said...
Wow love it!!!!
- October 26, 2009 at 11:26 AM
- BABYSTRANGE said...
I love it! The layout is fabulous and I love the shoes. The dress is really adorable, reminds me of Miu Miu's spring 2010 line :)
- October 26, 2009 at 12:32 PM
i bought that dress too!!! but the stupid fifi lapin tops were sold out already! boo.
- October 28, 2009 at 9:14 AM
- Death Wears Diamond Jewellery said...
think i just spent the last hour going through your posts and i have to say you are officially my latest girl crush! love the dress and love the shoes!
- December 23, 2009 at 2:30 AM
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Many thanks to all streamers regardless of the game they choose or are assigned. A lot of folks really appreciate your effort.
Great audio stream for Indians @ Mariners - nice to actually hear you, and apologizing for the early hick-up, hehe.
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I would also like to express my appreciation to all the streamers and to this entire community. When I get back on my feet and get mlb.tv again, I will pay the community back by streaming any game not covered by others. Thank you.
Words cannot express the amount of gratitude I have for everyone involved in making this site possible. I discovered this site almost a year ago... It may very well be the best discovery I've ever made on the internet.
HUGE THANK YOU to all the Streamers, Mods/ Admin, and anyone else I left out that puts in their free time and effort into making this possible. Thank you. Thank You. THANK YOU!
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I see a lot of thanks coming from all over the world, but I thought I would add my own.
I live close, but not close enough to my favorite team (Phillies), the area I live in has the phillies games blacked out on MLB.TV, Comcast doesn't offer CSN philly here, and neither Direct.TV or Dish carry CSN philly. The stupid black out rules of the MLB basically make it impossible for me to pay money to watch the phillies on TV or my computer.
It's only thanks to this site that I can watch them, without all of you wonderful streamers I would be stuck listening via Gameday audio (which I did purchase seeing how there are no blackouts for audio..)
So once again, a big Thank you to all the streamers for allowing me to watch all the games that the MLB wont let me give them money to watch.
Just a big big thank you for posting the streams to the Brewer games... Live in Florida now and they NEVER show them.... You guys made my day and days.....and you know who you are!!!
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read more recent story comments Reader commentsthumper342 Saturday, February 9, 2013: 3:36 pm More from thumper342 | Reports from the local police, and or fire department, will never show any negligence on their end, whether there is or isn't any. Do you honestly expect them to admit to any wrong doing? And I suppose any misinformation and partial truths are unthinkable. No I'm not being paranoid nor am I a conspiracy theorist. I simply have lived in and around the community for more than 40 yrs. Point is, what's reported isn't always true. Also, why haven't any steps been made to make the Jimmy Nash Public Park pond a safer place? Could it be that the great town of Martinsville would rather not impose any changes to be made to the park, and suffering any backlash from those involved? Or maybe the thought not being able to perform a "heroic" or newsworthy act is unacceptable? Either way, our citizens safety should take precedence. GOD BLESS AMERICA! That is all. |
rockhurst Saturday, February 9, 2013: 7:39 pm More from rockhurst | To thumper342...If you truely felt so strongly in your opinions....perhaps giving your Real name would give more credence to your writings.But we ALL know that won`t happen... That is all. |
thumper342 Saturday, February 9, 2013: 8:23 pm More from thumper342 | Making it personal are we? Maybe you need to back up and regroup Sparky. No need to beat around the bush. Last time I checked this was America, home of the false freedoms and behind a keyboard brave. Present company excluded I'm sure. I call them as I see them. If you feel my views on your beloved local services are a bit tough, too bad. Would you mayhaps be a part of this group. If so, too bad twice. Maybe you should just get your panties out of a bunch, move along and find another to "try" to intimidate. GOD BLESS AMERICA! THAT, is all! :p |
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Is Rockhurst your real name?Whats your first name and phone number? |
thumper342 Saturday, February 9, 2013: 9:19 pm More from thumper342 | I agree with Rod1. Maybe punkworst should lead by example. GOD BLESS AMERICA! That is all. |
thumper342 Sunday, February 10, 2013: 12:05 am More from thumper342 | Why in the world would Martintucky's finest receive negative � and sometimes bad � publicity? Just makes my head spin. GOD BLESS AMERICA! That is all. |
Patriot Sunday, February 10, 2013: 3:04 am More from Patriot | Thumper, I too have lived in the community for many years, yet these reports you speak of are public information I believe. When I checked there were no robots or machines that work for these departments you speak of, simply humans that sometimes might make a mistake. However I can tell you that there are many great caring people that work for these departments. You should stop in for a visit and I assure you it would be positive and welcomed. Now assuming you work for a living or retired, there might have been a time or two in your professional life that you may have made a mistake right? I wonder if your friends, neighbors or co-workers put it in the paper to try and garner some attention or humiliation upon you? This obviously wasn't the case as the Mayor stated in his letter, the rescue personnel were there immediately and did their jobs well, like they do day and night 365 days a year. I have had to call them a time or two my self and have been grateful for their professional and prompt service. Its so easy to criticize when you haven't walked in their shoes or don't have the facts. Wouldn't it be much easier to thank thank them for their service to our community when you see them. While they would not ask for it, I'm sure they would be humbled. Martinsville may not be paradise, but you and I call it home. I am proud to do so and glad to raise my family here! Best wishes to you and God Bless! |
rockhurst Sunday, February 10, 2013: 7:49 am More from rockhurst | I'm going to suggest to the editor that he change the policy on remaining anonomous on these posts.Perhaps "thump head" would then have to go elsewhere with his vile comments. |
MarkMcDaniel Sunday, February 10, 2013: 8:30 am More from MarkMcDaniel | What I find strange about this whole story is that it did not even rate getting an story in the paper. I guess with all the other major events going on in Martinsville three kids falling through the ice and having to be rescued wasn't newsworthy. Seems somebody didn't want to talk about it. |
nobodyimportant Sunday, February 10, 2013: 8:33 am More from nobodyimportant | Mayor Deckard, you have put your finger on one of the most divisive and destabilizing actions that is used far too often to deal with information received that is troubling. When a person or organization is accused openly of some wrong, it usually is not a later step in a process to discover the truth. More frequently, the information is assumed to be true on face value. What we are then dealing with is gossip. What has happened to the Biblical instruction to approach the person directly to confront wrong? This story is a lesson on what happens when we don't take the appropriate first steps. And look at what it cost in terms of time and money for you to react in due diligence to something that should never have occurred. |
Ratcatcher Sunday, February 10, 2013: 10:03 am More from Ratcatcher | I thought when someone wrote a letter to the editor the other person was given an opportunity to respond so that both letters could be printed side by side if the other person made a response. |
Ratcatcher Sunday, February 10, 2013: 10:44 am More from Ratcatcher | Great example of the world we live in today. All lives saved but police and firefighters are getting bashed because rescue wasn't up to someone else's standards. I think we all need to remember the old saying, "any landing a pilot can walk away from is a good one." Now we have someone suggesting the city doesn't care about protecting the public from this dangerous pond in the park. I guess he wants us to build giant fences around every single body of water in the county. We cannot protect people from themselves. They will dream up some other kind of mischief to get into. In other words "you can't fix stupid". All you have to do is watch YouTube videos to see what I'm talking about. I guarantee some of our kids are watching them and getting ideas. So should we ban computers now? Fill in all the ponds? How about cars and cell phones because someone was texting and driving and drove over a bunch of children? Ban guns? Where does it stop? We must use common sense. We can't take away the right of one person to enjoy something because another one can't do it responsibly. |
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I dedicate this post of mine to all my blog followers. Once in a while it's time you thanked people for being, simply for being. I may sound a bit hyperbolic or rather romantic. I'm all that, yes, among other things. But being thankful has nothing to do with romanticism or exaggerating feelings.
I've learnt from my Mum to be thankful: to God and to those who do us some good and help us to live better and to feel happier in this path of life. I do not usually thank God, I must confess. And I kind of 'envy' Mum for that. A little faith in something 'above all' would certainly help me a lot throughout hard times and GOOD ones- God wouldn't certainly like to be handled as "blackmail", nor would like to be remembered of only in the darkest of days, being called for as if he was 911 / 112 over here), but I simply can't do it.
It's part of me to tell people, close people around, what they mean to me and how much I love them. Furthermore I've learnt to do it whenever I feel like doing it, spontaneously, also to others who are not that close, but who(m) I value, too. One never knows when tomorrow is (not) too late for that.
And you people, in a way anonymous, in a way virtual, have shown to be a lot more PEOPLE than tons of others I do know 'in flesh' and to whom I have been talking to for ages! You come by, read my posts, comment on them when you have time or wish to do so, leave a positive thinking a message, a simple wink and…help me living. Better. Happier. You UNDERSTAND me and through your honest critics I get to know me a lot more. This is a way of self-improvement, too.
Now…highly important!!!!
You people, dear fe(o)llow bloggers, have been helping me to love you. In a way, you're already part of me. In a way you're family or even beyond blood family boundaries, not always necessarily the best ones, nor the ones we've dreamt of. You belong to the family we choose for ourselves.
I'm familiar with Ion Vincent Danu's art, writing, inner conflicts, love and dis-love for van Gogh, his 'hero' of almost a life(…), with Barb's ideas, writing and apparently serious personality (…), with Jessica Accardi's posts and sensitivity (…), with 'thebrightoldoak"s poetry, rather foreign language good knowledge (…), with Daniel Kons young art, heart and soul, but rather mature and critical world view (…), with Hélio do Couto´s young spirit at 74, a non-educated, kind and tender Brazilian man trying so hard to get into touch with the outside world ('Internet betrays me all the rime', he says, kidding, once he writes as he speaks, and it's hard on him to be fast enough) trying so hard to find relatives back in the grandpa's homeland (Portugal, my home country)!), and (forgive me those who I do not mention personally, but who I'm getting to know as time goes by)… all this simply, entirely and gratefully fills and fulfils a great part of my life. The sharing part, the sharing of writing, of ideas, feelings, emotions, opinions (…), of being read, of having feedbacks.
I can not say but thanks. I wrote for years in my mother tongue and only in it. And my dear Portuguese attracted no one. Were (are) all Portuguese bloggers asleep?! (…) In a country that calls itself "the land of poets", it occurs to me 'we' are only lovers of the dead ones. And once dead even the 'poorest' of poets become the best. For a while. Then we get back again to the "old references", or we "worship" those who come out of nowhere in the middle of a storm as a revolution, but even those are politically and carefully picked up and remain untouchable icons, are taught at school with the wind of change, or with the wind of unchange and… who dares who propose others?
Probably 'cause I posted mostly poetry, my soul's mirror, no one noticed my blog. Maybe it was my fault: I'm far too demanding out of … I'd better not conclude my thought! well, no one really has to like my writing nor my mental diarrhea.
Till the day Ion Vincent Danu 'discovered me'. Out of nowhere, there he was, with an astonishing, lovely comment, a Canadian painter of Romanian roots who found out on "wordpress" something written in a language similar to his mother tongue. And he got the gist of it! How come?, I thought. And so it seems to be: both languages have lots of similarities. 'Cousins, they are', says Danu.
I thank the English language as well! The one I'm in love with since the very "green years" of my childhood when it came to me through music and through the lyrics I repeated, or gave a try, inventing a lot… Oh gosh! The words I made up… so many words for my "by-that-time-English language-dictionary"! Apparently It seems to have worked.
Leave you all this message, together with music to warm, feed and cheer up your souls. I couldn't find a more appropriate one "to close my post with a golden key."


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ALLIANCE, Neb. — Law enforcement investigators on Wednesday morning marked and bagged a handgun, ammunition clips, boxes of bullets and a cellphone that were on a sidewalk near a downtown building where a gunman died Tuesday night after a 14-hour standoff.
At least nine officers, including members of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, continued to work the crime scene, just hours after the death of Andres Gonzalez, 27, of Alliance.
Gonzalez exchanged a barrage of gunfire with members of the Nebraska State Patrol's SWAT team about 10:30 p.m. MST Tuesday. Concussive explosions set off by the SWAT team reverberated off the brick-and-stone buildings before authorities confirmed his death at 11:30 p.m.
No SWAT team members were hurt in the operation, although Gonzalez shot and wounded an Alliance police officer and a state trooper earlier in the day after storming into Thiele Pharmacy and Gifts.
The pharmacy owner, who had been taken hostage, escaped late Tuesday afternoon but was shot and wounded as he fled.
Deb Collins, spokeswoman for the Nebraska State Patrol, said a grand jury will be called to investigate the incident because Gonzalez died during the SWAT team operation. The Nebraska State Patrol said Wednesday that Gonzalez was armed with an assault rifle, as well as a handgun, based on the initial investigation. The Box Butte County Attorney has scheduled an autopsy on Gonzalez.
Collins declined to answer further questions about his death Wednesday morning.
Investigators identified the homicide victim discovered Tuesday about a mile from downtown as Gonzalez's father, Larry Gonzalez, 62. An autopsy will be conducted to determine how he died.
The younger Gonzalez was armed with a high-powered rifle when he entered the pharmacy Tuesday morning in the heart of this Panhandle town.
Nearly eight hours into the hostage-standoff confrontation, about 4:30 p.m., pharmacy owner Charles Lierk burst out of the store. Lierk, 62, was shot in the arm as he escaped.
Ray Hielscher, who was locked down in a nearby Radio Shack, said he saw Lierk run out. Hielscher said he heard gunfire and then saw Lierk grab his arm.
The officer and state trooper who were shot in the apparent robbery attempt were expected to survive, as was another officer who was injured by shrapnel.
As law officers tried to negotiate with the man, state troopers served a warrant at the home about a mile west of the pharmacy. Troopers found a body there. It was not clear how the person died or whether the death was caused by Gonzalez.
A large swath of downtown Alliance was barricaded by police after the initial shooting.
Witnesses described a tank-like vehicle moving into position, and authorities created a three-block cordon in all directions from the pharmacy. Businesses in the immediate vicinity locked their doors, and traffic was blocked in the downtown area.
The ordeal had this town of about 9,000 on edge all day.
Grandview Elementary, where a summer school program was under way, was among many buildings placed on lockdown. The middle school and high school were evacuated.
Box Butte General Hospital clinics and services, except for emergency services, were closed. The library and swimming pool also were evacuated.
The violence began to unfold at 8:50 a.m. MDT with a 911 call "that changed our lives in Alliance," said Mayor Fred Feldges.
Dixie Nelson, executive director of the Box Butte Chamber of Commerce, said she was told that a man came into the pharmacy demanding drugs and that a pharmacist activated a silent alarm. As the man tried to leave the building, he encountered police responding to the call and shot an officer.
The manager of the Dollar General store followed events from the front window of her store, across the street from the pharmacy. Cheryl Moser saw a police officer move away from the pharmacy with blood dripping down his side.
"It feels scary, looking out the window and seeing that," Moser said.
Authorities identified the two wounded officers as Alliance Police Officer Kirk Felker, 43, and Nebraska State Trooper Tim Flick, 37. Felker was wounded in an exchange of gunfire. His condition was not available.
Flick suffered gunshot wounds to his left side and was in serious condition. Also hurt was Alliance Officer Matt Shannon, 35, who suffered a shrapnel wound.
Moser said a SWAT team, sheriff's deputies, state troopers and city police officers had been stationed in front of the pharmacy with guns drawn since the shots were fired.
Col. David Sankey, superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol, commended all those involved for their dedication and professionalism.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with Trooper Flick, Officers Felker and Shannon, and Mr. Lierk, as well as all of the individuals touched by the tragic events," he said.
Assisting the state patrol were officers from the Alliance, Scottsbluff and Chadron Police Departments, Box Butte and Dawes County Sheriff's Offices, Nebraska Game and Parks, Nebraska Brand Committee, FBI and Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms negotiators. The Alliance Volunteer Fire Department, Nebraska Department of Roads, and the City of Alliance also assisted.
Staff members at the Box Butte Chamber of Commerce were getting out of a meeting Tuesday morning when someone left the pharmacy and shot a police officer, Nelson said.
"My administrative assistant heard a shot and we looked out the window," Nelson said. "We could see that the officer had been shot in the right bicep."
The six chamber staff members locked their building's doors and started contacting other downtown businesses to do the same, Nelson said.
"I feel relatively safely here," Nelson said by phone from inside the chamber building. "However, until you ascertain for sure where the suspect is and if he had any accomplices, you are afraid."
World-Herald staff writers Emerson Clarridge, Kevin Cole, Rebecca S. Gratz, Roseann Moring, Jay Withrow and Sam Womack, and Maunette Loeks of the Scottsbluff Star-Herald contributed to this report.
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Researchers in the United Kingdom have finally solved a major piece of Stonehenge's enduring mystery: the place of origin for some of the ancient structure's most-famous rock formations. The National Museum Wales and Leicester University have identified the source as Craig Rhos-y-felin, located more than 100 miles from the Stonehenge site. But this discovery, of course, just opens on to another mystery--namely, just how and why an ancient culture carved and transported the giant stones over such a great distance. Full article here.
I think they did it to mess with us... or maybe there was a ton of ice then and it was an easy downhill slide.
Were there any rocks of this type closer to the current site? That were exposed on the surface at least. Maybe the rocks had been a part of something else, became atypically important to to these people, and were then relocated when the people had good reason to move.
I find it awesome that they figured it out. However like the question says why? they did this in multiple cultures as well at about the same time. Egypt and easter island are examples. Moving large things great distances. why and how? Maybe it was though. A huge joke like "oh man they will be so fucking confused. and then we will write literature about how prim and proper we are and they will have no clue how twisted our sense of humor is. Jokes on them. 400 years later. WTF were they thinking? Lets spend millions on resources to figure this out.
I thought everyone knew where the rocks come from I love Stonehenge. I've been there almost every year for the last 9 years or so for the summer solstice festival (they're holding a winter solstice festival there right now, as we speak type). Widest held belief/theory among the Druids is that they were "painted in superconductor gold and then levitated along ley lines there" So yea, great, now we "know" where they come from, the bigger question still stands. How? Please, lets not waste more money finding this out.
Will be there next spring; going on a special tour where we can get right up and touch them and such. My dad told me a story recently about going there with my Mom in 1968 at like 1PM on a weekday. They were driving with the road essentially to themselves and suddenly there it was. No markers or signage or anything. Furthermore, it wasn't roped off or anything at the time nor was there another soul about and they had the whole place to themselves. Ah, the more mellow, less crowded "old days". Which I missed.
Pfft old news is old. Also saw a documentary a while ago ( years ago in fact) where they highlighted that the simple use of rollers and patience would of done the trick nicely. I mean back than a nomadic life style wouldn't of been crazy or far-fetched, so people rolling along the stones then sleeping by them and moving them again is not that crazy either.
Why haven't we tried to replicate this? Also we just now found out how far those rocks traveled. Years ago they didn't know that.
Hundreds of years in the future, people will be studying the great mystery of how such a disreputable troll ended up in such a reputable position as a news poster
My guess is people back then werent lazy like the people of today. Some hard work was probably no big deal back then. You get lazy, you don't get food, you get weak, then you parish. Unlike the twinkie eaters of toady.
Have you seen how we try to replicate things? We come up with a couple half assed ideas, try two or 3 times, if that, then give up and go home out of laziness or lack of cash. You know how this shit worked back then? You kept trying till it worked, even if it took generations of ideas and effort. This is what all that ancient alien theorists crap really relies on, a severe underestimation of just what humans with spare time are capable of.
That and a woman's ability to drive a man out of the house. If there was no internet I would have built the pyramids in my back yard by now. Some Celtic King had a pain in the ass wife who he thought was a "virgin". When he got the clap and had to live with her he built Stonehenge just to GTFO. Soon after he started sacrificing all "virgins".
oh god this type of mentality. If you followed that type of logic then the loggers that used WHEELd carriages were more lazy then people that rolled rocks on giant trees. Of course this is assuming it had any logical function. for all we know it didnt benefit them at all. Maybe stone hendge is were villagers went and shit and once a month they set the center on fire.
Yea right, for some reason i've known this for years. I thought you said you were of Irish decent? These guys were Welsh/maybe English.
Stonehenge was built way before the Saxon invasion. The guys who built it were Celts which fell back to northern Britannia and Ireland. So yeah basically the Irish built Stonehenge. I mean they are as pure Celts as are left.
it would have never ever been no big deal, at no point in time will moveing that weight of stone 100 miles be trivial imho and to me the fact they werent lazy is obvious they will have still had to hunt their meals or have pre thought that, and would allmost deffinately moved them on masse , thats a lot of people arseing about with stones and not chaseing hogs, all just to get away from the wife, nice idea but can you imagine the earache you would get if you told err in doors your off out wi the lads for a year or so to build a big stone ring, she would have offered to make you a new ring their n then.
this is only relevant to the "blue stone" at stone henge. The large sarcens are only from 20 miles away. http://www.popsci.com/science/artic...s-pinpoint-origin-stonehenges-bluestone-rocks Not true. Celt is a generic term used by the Romans for any Tribe with pale skin. Celts were found over a huge expanse of land in europe. And at the time of the Romans 0AD these stones were already ancient. Estimates go up to 5000 years old for the site. That would pre-date the Romans pushing back the celts by some 3000 years.. well well before the roman empire. this is a map of pre Roman Europe circa 200BC (before Rome began to empire build). You can see most of france and spain are classed as celts as well... this is a map of megalithic activity in europe. You can see the time period of activity and where structures are found... This is very old stuff the oldest is almost 7000 years old and is pre Roman by almost 5000 years. Finally for the most part the Roman empire did not push back nations... it pushed back politics, religion and some people. But for the most part the nations that were consumed remained in there own ethnic groups just under the rule of Rome. Yes there was some migration of peoples as armies moved, For the most part however the majority of the locals would have just been romanised rather than been replaced. Finally a curve ball for you and just you since you seem to think Irish is pure Celt. The Irish black hair blue eyes genetics is probably due to the Irish and there love of fishing. They had a decent fleet, and decent ports. This also means that for an expectationally long time Ireland was used as a major stop for Portuguese and Spanish vessels wanting to fish the deeper waters. This is proven fact. Other trading nations would be the Scots whom traded mainly with Scandinavian/Germanic countries had a lot of the red haired people of those countries settle there. And they got the red hair gene from even further east!!! This will give you an interesting read i think. http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/GENEALOGY-DNA/2004-07/1089647276
Time excluded is it even physically possible? Can humans do that and can whatever the stones would be rolling on endure the stone for that distances? Then we can ask how long it might have taken them to do it, proving it can be done.
In the future, I will build a time machine and go back in time with the sole purpose to build Stonehenge and post that I'm going go into the past in the future on TPU. And this time, instead of using local stone, I'll get from somewhere around 100 miles away like Craig Rhos-y-felin in north Pembrokeshire.
Erm nope. The true "english" are modern day Cornish. Rephrase: During the Saxon invasion the "English" were pushed towards the West. The North was pretty much off limits because of the tribal warfare that will continue on for ever, what is now Wales had numerous tribes fighting it out amongst themselves so that was pretty much a no go. So finally the "english" were pushed back as far as the south west (Cornwall and Devon). Modern day "Cornish" is as close to the original English Language as you are going to get. Though yes I do concede that some of the Celts did flee to other parts and had some kind of impact there. The Irish Celts have a strong ties to the vikings. Just check out the artwork, very similar.
There are no true English lol. Pre Roman English, Would indeed be Cornish, But very few would have migrated from england to actually go there. Most would have just become romanised. Having little or no funding to move, A poor native road infrastructure and no real way to travel most would have just accepted the change. The ones that didn't were either brutally killed. Or sold as slaves back into Europe. The Cornish were not invaded because Rome originally wanted England for it's grain production. Cornwall, Wales and Scotland are all pretty rugged, Open to the elements, and not the best producers of grains. Spain was romes tin supplier and it wasn't until Rome fell into decline that they looked to Cornwall for tin. By that time the people of England were already taking the land back. And Rome was pulling back to mainland Europe. However there are still Roman villas found throughout Cornwall. This is probably due to the villas been in fashion, rather than been a political gesture. As for true English, England has been occupied several times by several nations and indeed the original population of England was once migrants from mainland Europe who moved over when the ice sheet from the last ice age started to reveal land. England has always had strong connections with migration in Europe and It's not an exclusive club! Indeed to be English is to take the best from other nations and make it your own. The Anglo Saxons (germans) came later and took over the lands, because of wealth, They they assimilated with the local population. At the same time you have the Jutes from france, and the Danes From Scandinavian. The Danes were already trading with most of the world at this point. And the Danes settled because of a lack of growing land in Scandinavia.... LOL it's really hard to even try explain England... My girlfriend has a degree in archaeology and even she trips up!


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AussieSheila said:What bit of **** off did you not understand?
Haven't you got a baby to look after? Pretty sad that you're not devoting your precious time to more important things. ......Than who I am or am not. Can't say I've given a second thought to you or whether you're a man or not....... Just bemused by your fascination with me.
I'm sure Knoxy will be back soon so you will have someone else to occupy your thoughts.
AussieSheila said:What are you on about??
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I asked you first. :p
AussieSheila said:You are seriously deluded............lost in your self-importance perhaps.
But quite hilarious. My teenager will enjoy that one.
I rekon this will happen between Sheila and someonelse on here
OldGoldenVision said:Ever heard of the expression "the man doth protest too much"... Ever since I said you're a bloke... and not in australia... you bring out the stories about your sons and girls just wanting to have fun...
Self-importance... hahaha... I'll start another thread that could be about you and see how quickly you jump on it...
AussieSheila said:ANOTHER thread about ME?!!!!
Get a life......
I prefer to ignore your threads........Everton will lose because blah blah statistics & more blah blah
So I guess a thread about me might be slightly more interesting......to you ......
AussieSheila said:I had coffee with one of my gorgeous lads last week and we were discussing the perils of the Internet.
He literally howled with laughter when I described some of the exchanges on here. Although to be fair, he also said that some of my comments were, in his opinion, abusive. But funny, nonetheless. Brought them up to be fair, so I copped it.
And then he completely summed it all up by saying, 'Mum, it's the Internet. Nothing is real. Just have fun with it. Or leave it alone.
AussieSheila said:Oh do go & change a nappy......make yourself useful.....
Hope I never need a soliciter (correct spelling) down Birkenhead way......
So....... Everton to lose next game? Love to hear your analysis .......zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Talking of which.......you've bored me to sleep so you'll have to dazzle someone else with your wit.
Till next time.
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Here's the deal: Sugar is Sugar, whether it's agave, honey, brown sugar, cane sugar, fruit sugar, grain sugar. Our body registers it all as one big old group SUGAR. It feeds the UNHEALTHY bacteria living in our intestinal tracks; there is a HUGE surge in small intestinal bacterial overgrowth in this country. This is when there is an over abundance of unhealthy bacteria in the intestinal track. When this happens, our immune systems – which gains its strength dependent of the health of our small intestines suffers. Tummy aches, bad breathe, gas, pressure, yeast infections and frequent colds and tummy bugs are a sign that our intestinal villi are covered in bad bacteria, mucus or just plain mowed down – unable to grab the nutrients from the food.
Kids are HUGE victims of small intestinal bacterial overgrowth. First of all their immune systems are not completely developed and they are fed foods sweetened to please them all day long. Hence the rise of digestive disorders in young children beginning at age 4 and up. Once one of the really bad gastro bugs find their way into these little digestive tracks they are then "fed" and grow taking control of the child's immune system. Look at this way; we bring our infants home with a message from the doctor to take good care of the baby, as their immune system is not yet built, by 9 months old the baby is introduced to sugar on a high intake level, immediately suppressing the undeveloped immune system.
When we have too much bad bacteria disease on all levels set in – so every time you get that thing half way through the day that says "Oh, man my sugar droppedI need a soda or a cookie." It's not your sugar it's the junky bacteria in your gut jonesin' for more dope! (If you are a diabetic of course your sugar issues are different).
The healthy bacteria boosts our immune systems – cancer thrives in a weakened immune system. IBS is definitely related to an over growth of sugar, yeast and unhealthy bacteria. If you suffer from digestive disease cut back on your sugar and yeast for at least 4 months to see a difference. Cutting sugar for a few weeks won't matter much; that bacteria has been growing like crazy for years by the time it's giving you trouble.
My personal perception of sugar inside of my body: When we take a teaspoon of sugar that's been sitting in our kitchen at room temperature (65 – 75 degrees Fahrenheit) and add it into a hot pan on the stove (around 98 degrees or hotter), the sugar begins to sizzle as it heats up. This is the same process that occurs in our bodies: the sugar heats up the blood, literally creating acid. Most folks consume 160 pounds of sugar a year. One 20-ounce bottle of soda contains 27 grams of sugar. Every 4 grams equals one teaspoon of sugar. Thus, every time you drink a soda you are drinking 6.75 teaspoons of sugar!
Imagine getting a glass of water and scooping 7 teaspoons of sugar or, even worse, imagine doing this to your children's water. Did you know that most folks who are living on a theoretically low sugar diet are still averaging 40 teaspoons per day? Not to mention that this sugar is food for the unhealthy bacteria that is growing at a rapid rate in our digestive tracks due to diets high in yeast and sugar – every time I crave a sweet I stop and think, "Oh, that's not my body craving sugar that is the bad bacteria calling out for more." Instead I eat something to support the healthy bacteria that strengthens the immune system— miso, fermented foods, probiotics, coconut kefir and veggies rich in vitamins. Lastly, the immune system is not only connected to cold and flu's but also cancers and autoimmune diseases. By supporting our cells we literally decide which cells we are going to feed—cancer cells or healthy cells. You see everyone has cancer cells; so when I take a bite of food I've got a choice in what I'm feeding my body and how I'm supporting my body's immune system.
Upon my first meeting with Ginny Harper I swore that I didn't have a sugar problem. The truth is, I didn't know that I did. I'm not a candy gal; I
don't care for sweets and processed cookies. Just a nice piece of cake now and then and two teaspoons of sugar in my coffee (8grams) were all I needed, and an ice cold soda a couple times a week; until the plug was pulled. When I started reading labels and observing how much processed food I was eating and attempting to stop taking in any sugar, I began to realize the truth behind my consumption. Once I started reading sugar labels and I couldn't have ANY extra aside from what is naturally found in beans, grains and veggies, I started JONESIN' like a junky shorty!
Let me tell you, I was rationing bites of cookies just to get a fix. Thank goodness for the Sweet Vegetable Juice recipe I learned. It was on the Ginny's list and I needed it for my sweet tooth. The other naughty side to sugar is that it feeds the bacteria that cause ulcerations. If we view ulcerations as a physical wound, it helps us pay attention to how we are healing! If there is a large cut on your leg, we don't add harmful bacteria or creams that feed the harmful bacteria nor do we allow dirt to get into the cut. Instead, we try to kill the bad bacteria and feed the healing bacteria. Sugar is food for bad bacteria and when we are craving it that's a sign that we have plenty of it. I see the bacteria as a parasite and when it wants more food I say, "Hell No, Joe."
Yeast is another item on the list that feeds bacteria. It is found in everything from bread, pre- made sauces, pretzels, and pizza to baked goods. Lots of people ask me about NUTRITIONAL YEAST and here is the skinny: it's still YEAST. Yes, it is a source of B12 and protein and also lends a cheesy flavor so it makes great for creating vegan mac & cheese dishes, vegan cheese sauces: however it's YEAST and if we are trying to clean up our intestinal tracks and support our immune system then I say PASS.
My personal experience with yeast is that for months after cleaning up my "dinner plate" I couldn't figure why I was still having moments of pressure and blocked gassy attacks. YEAST was the answer. I'd never had a plethora of yeast infections or signs of yeast overgrowth. However, I did eat foods with yeast & yeast feeding foods (sugar) and I'd immediately moved to gluten free foods most of which contained a fair amount of yeast and sugar, once I cut these items out I'm pressure free and the gas is flowing in a healthy pain free way. I've learned to make almond bread as it is simple and contains no yeast. Plus Almond meal is a protein NOT a carbohydrate!


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A large majority of atheists I know in the US refuse to refer to themselves as atheist, only because of the social stigma attached to the word and I feel this is a shame; it's a valid point, but still a shame.
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Will and Tab are back on the Arillia. This time the cargo ship belongs to Will. Everything seems to be going well, at least with the Arillia, but what about Tab and Will's relationship? Can Will give Tab the emotional commitment Tab needs to keep going?
And what happens when Tab's tweaking to the engine, throws the Arillia into a class it's not registered for and Will is hit with a huge fine that not only clears him out, but has him scrambling for partners with money? Will this spell the end of Will and Tab?
That knowledge came in handy when it came time to make deals. He turned up his nose at the first couple of jokers trying to sell him couplings and ignored the third, knowing his reputation for selling refurbished goods as new. But the fourth stall was a direct hit and he grinned as he wandered closer.
"Tab!" the man behind the crates said, smiling. "Long time, man. Where the hell have you been?"
Tab's grin grew wider as he held out his hand to shake. "Been on the Arillia," he said to Kenva. "Shipped out with her a few months back. She's a nice bird." Had a damn fine captain, too, in Tab's opinion. "Got those engines singing."
Kenva gave him a long look. "Heard Bane had trouble."
Tab nodded. "Bane's dead. Pirates." That had been moderately awful, and a time Tab didn't want to revisit at all. "She's Will Pilot's now. We fly her faster now, better."
Kenva nodded, suddenly all business. "How fast?" he asked, stepping back.
Tab outlined some of the modifications he'd made and listed parts he needed to make sure they stayed that fast; Kenva had a couple of ideas for more, but Tab wasn't too sure Will would give him that many credits to spend. "We'll have to see," he said finally, signing off on what he did need. "Deliver? We're in bay three until the day after tomorrow."
"Delivered," Kenva confirmed. "Watch yourself with these mods, though, Tab. You're going to up the flying class if you're not careful, and then there'll be a fucking ton of paperwork to do."
"Will's good with a pencil," Tab said with a wink as he moved off. Man was good with more than a pencil, too, and Tab had ideas about that.
He took his time as he walked through the port, wondering if he really should buy what he wanted. Might be hard to explain what he wanted old fashioned rope and leather strips for. Hell, he wasn't even sure if Will would go for it. And then he saw a stall near the pay showers offering... tubes. That's all they were, he thought, until he walked closer.
Some slender and some thick, the tubes were clear and looked utterly bland, varying in length from four inches to almost a foot long. "What are they?" he asked the woman standing with them.
She smirked at him and picked one up, seemingly at random. "Give me your hand."
Tab looked at the tube and then at the woman, dressed in tight leather and what had to be paint. She looked more exotic than most he'd seen around the rest of the port. Finally, he held out his hand, palm up.
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Heat. The tube warmed, the smooth surface getting almost hot. He raised an eyebrow.
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Tab looked at the tube in his hand and started to smile. "How much?" he asked. "For... something that will..." He shrugged.
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Tab looked at the tubes and nodded slowly. "All right," he said, reaching for his wallet. He still had ten creds for a shower, and a few more in case he saw something else he wanted. "I gotta go."
She laughed and took his creds, passing the tubes over with a wicked smile. "I'll bet you do."
Tab shoved the tubes into his pockets and adjusted his cock. He really did have to go. He had to find Will.
He caught sight of Will, brown curls shaved down almost to the skull -- that was new -- as he passed one of the Golden Cup, shaking hands with a short, portly fellow. Both men were nodding, smiling, so maybe Will had found some cargo for the other half of the hold. The man hated traveling light.
Mr. Portly left and Will turned back to the bar, sipping at a glass of amber liquid and making a face -- the busier ports might be better for business, but they never had the best booze.
Will was wearing his customary leathers, pants tight, outlining the sweetest ass Tab knew, and the leather jacket was over a tight black t-shirt. Will wore the leathers to look tough, but Tab knew better; Will walked and talked a good game, but there was a sweet kid under all that bluster.
Tab walked up to the bar and signaled for a drink before he looked at Will. "What the hell did you do to you hair?" he asked.
Will gave him a grin and took another sip, resulting in another grimace. "It'd been too long for too long."
Tab snorted. "You just got tired of me yanking it."
"Maybe." Will tossed back the rest of his drink like a shot. "Damn, we should buy a bottle of that to use as acid."
Tab grinned. "Yeah, if you want. Or we could just drink acid. So, you get us cargo, Captain?" He looked at Will's head again, not sure if he was too thrilled to have the curls gone. He did look more like a grown up, though, and they'd grow back.
"I did. I mean, the Parson's Alley load was paying enough to go with just that, but we had more than half the hold empty. I hate traveling that light." Will grinned, the wide smile making him look younger again. "Tuso's paying standard and it's on the way. He was having trouble placing his load anywhere but the big commercial freighters and they charge three times what we do."
"What is it?" Tab asked. "Hard to place means... well, is it going to get us in shit again, baby?" Trouble was something Tab made it his personal mission to avoid these days.
"Nah, he just doesn't have a full load but for the little jumpers who won't go as far as Parson's Alley and didn't want to get hit up for commercial freighters rates. Things are going too good for me to pick up illegal goods, Tab. We're just getting on our feet again -- I'm not going to jeopardize that."
Will was more cautious than Bane, their former boss and the Arillia's former captain, had ever been, Tab had to give him that. Of course Bane had paid with his life and Will had paid for Bane's mistakes with his ass, so that made sense.
Tab nodded. "Okay," he said. With one hand he lifted his glass; the other he passed over Will's butt, more or less possessively. "Holy shit, this is disgusting!" He almost choked after he swallowed. "Fuck."
"Hey! There's nothing wrong with my ass!" Will gave him a glare, but those blue eyes were twinkling.
Tab's cough turned into a snort. "Not a thing," he agreed. "Except it's in those pants and we're out in public. Let's go, flyboy. Drink somewhere more private."
"You showered yet?" Will asked him, eyes dropping down his body, settling somewhere south of his waist.
"Not yet." Tab grinned and shifted his hips a little. "Got ten creds left... think it'll buy us some privacy?"
"It might with my twenty." Will gave him another look and then took off, headed for the lower level showers.


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