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I knew I was close when I heard the sirens.
Turning around a sharp left bend on Mt. Olive Church Road, I saw a mirage of red, white and blue flashing lights. I pulled off the right shoulder of the road about 100 yards behind two fire engines, a rescue apparatus and an ambulance. The call that went across the police scanner said the wreck was a "possible pin-in," but I did not think this many units would have dispatched for a single-car accident.
"It must be pretty bad," I thought.
I looked around the car frantically trying to grab all my things. It only takes a few seconds to clutch my camera, notebook and pen, but I always feel like I'm going to miss something if I don't hurry up.
Walking uphill toward the accident, a N.C. State Trooper spotted me. He quickly stomped down the old, curvy street in my direction, intercepting my path toward the accident. He wore the stereotypical trooper get-up — a neatly pressed and starched shirt that fell somewhere between light gray and beige, unwrinkled slacks with an eye-catching black streak down the sides, and the recognizable inflexible hat with a circumnavigable bill.
"Who are you with?" he said.
I was kind of taken back. Usually, I have to plead with the troopers at an accident scene for an interview. Something had to be up. "I'm with The Observer News Enterprise right down the way here."
"OK," he said. "Well, look, I don't care if you go up there and take pictures, but there's a minor in that car. She's 16."
I nodded.
"So, they are working to get her out of the car now," he said. "As soon as she's headed to the hospital you can go do whatever you want. But just give us some time."
I nodded again. "I understand."
He stuck out his hand for me to shake, which I thought was really strange, and started to walk away.
"So, is that the car there?" I pointed toward a white Dodge Neon sitting slightly off the embankment up ahead.
He turned toward me and then looked back up the road. "No, you can't see her car from here."
"Is she pinned in?" I asked.
He nodded.
"Anyone else in the car?" I continued.
He shook his head. "No."
The anonymous trooper walked back toward the accident, and I was left to wait. I could see firefighters and rescue crews from Claremont and Bandys working to cut pieces of the car away to access the girl. The buzz of power tools was buffered by the hum of the fire trucks. The rescue crews seemed to be constantly moving. Everyone had a job. No one stood around.
By and by, the crews freed the girl from the car. Three firefighters held up pink, blue and green towels to prevent me from taking pictures.
I didn't even take off the lens cap to my camera. I didn't want to take the photos, I thought. She was a minor. An injured and obviously exposed minor. But at the same time, this is my job. I have to take the pictures.
Screeching tires to my rear interrupted my internal dilemma. I turned around and saw smoke from an old Pontiac's burnt tires floating near where I originally parked my car. The door to the old Firebird swung open and a young man burst from the vehicle, running uphill toward the accident. His eyes were raging and wild as he bolted past me and approached the firefighters near the scene. The trooper stopped him.
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"Man, that's my sister!" The boy was enraged, throwing his arms about wildly and pushing the trooper and other firefighters back that approached him. "Let me see her!"
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"Great!" The boy threw his hands on top of his head and stormed off. He shouted expletives at them and stomped back down the street. "Have fun Bandys Fire Department! Thanks a lot!"
He looked into my eyes as he walked by. I was waiting for him to shout something wild in my direction, but he didn't. Not 30 seconds later, his tires squealed again, he was gone.
When I turned back toward the accident, the trooper was at my side. He looked at me and smiled.
"Yeah, we have to deal with that stuff sometimes, too," he said. "It's tough."
Work is one thing, and family is another. Doing your job is a required duty, but showing respect is a part of life. The trooper is right — it is tough.
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Banbury United boss Edwin Stein is looking to experienced duo Wayne Blossom and Scott Bridges to set a better example as they return from suspensions for the first qualifying round tie at Calor League Premier Division rivals Stourbridge tomorrow.
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Romeo! Romeo! Where is my beloved Romeo!? Do you like the story Romeo and Juliet? Do you know that even songs reference to the famous story Romeo and Juliet. The song I've noticed them reference to Romeo and Juliet is "Check Yes Juliet by We the Kings". I've known this song for awhile but never recognized its reference to Romeo and Juliet until we read it as a class. In the song Check Yes Juliet by We the Kings it's referencing to the book Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare by when they say "I'll keep tossing rocks at your window cause there's no turning back for us tonight" and when they sing "run baby run don't ever look back they'll tear us apart if you give them the chance". They might not be actually talking about the Romeo we've been talking about in class but they way they talk about him tossing rocks at her window sounds just like our Romeo because he would do anything for Juliet because she was his Juliet and he loved her, Romeo would never give up on Juliet. Now the second part sounds just like something our Juliet would say telling Romeo to run and never look back because if he came back the king would kill him. Juliet in the song is telling him to keep running never turn back because if he did they would get torn apart. Just like when Juliet wants Romeo to leave so she didn't lose him by the king killing him because he was in Verona where he is banished.
In conclusion the song "Check Yes Juliet by We the Kings" is a really good reference to the famous story by William Shakespeare Romeo and Juliet.
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Constructive Response. Celebrate? Criticize? What one would you pick to describe how you felt about the theory Marxism? One reason I would celebrate if the rich people gave food and money to the homeless and poor people. A way to celebrate would be Happy Feet 2 because the penguins land gets blocked off by a glacier that fell and happy feet and his son get stuck on the other side. The penguins get their food taken from them by the glacier because they had no way of getting to the ocean. The humans helped though instead of just watching them or capturing them, they help by chiseling the ice so it'll break so the penguins can get to the ocean again. Another way to criticize would be Happy Feet where the humans took the penguin because he could dance and they've never seen a dancing penguin. They took him to make a profit off of him, instead of leaving him in his home. In conculsion, I would celebrate if the poor people actually got reconized not just trampled on by the rich people. I would critizize if nothing ever changed between the two classes.
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Black & Stripes
13 comments:
- Little Tree Vintage said...
love those boots!!
- January 18, 2011 at 7:07 AM
- Michele said...
Your blonde hair is beautiful! I am diggin' this whole outfit and how much you look like a rock star. :) Plans for today? Work. No school. Boo. Hope you have a great day! New follower here. :)
- January 18, 2011 at 7:28 AM
- Hadas -I am your fashion mannequin said...
you look lovely! and I don't study yet unfortunately, I have an obligatory service in the army for my country.
- January 18, 2011 at 7:49 AM
- KristiMcMurry said...
Love all your accessories! I hope you have a good semester. I miss being in school :( My last semester flew by so fast!
- January 18, 2011 at 8:33 AM
- Claggie said...
I loooove stripes. You two look great. I can't believe how long your hair is! How long has it taken to get to that point? Mine was sooo long before I chopped it off and it's going to take me forever to get it back to that point, which is still no where as long as yours. It looks beautiful!
- January 18, 2011 at 9:00 AM
- Liz said...
i love those boots! i have a similar looking pair i got at a thrift store, unfortunately they are almost ready to be retired.
- January 18, 2011 at 9:13 AM
- Naomi said...
Love the stripey shirt! And good luck on this semester!
I know I'm kind of a new follower, but I love your style and I've nominated you for the Stylish Blogger Award.
It was given to me a couple days ago and part of the requirements are nominating other bloggers and listing seven random facts about yourself. I thought you'd be the perfect candidate for the award!
Have a great day!
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- Jazmyn Alexandria said...
You have such amazing hair, I really do love it!! Your shirt is really cute as well. :)
The Sweetest Life♥ - January 18, 2011 at 1:36 PM
- Mandi @ make it dear said...
great outfits on you both :)
- January 18, 2011 at 4:11 PM
- angela hardison said...
hooray for stripes! i'm jealous of your hair.
- January 18, 2011 at 5:12 PM
- Ms_SyllyBee said...
i love how your hair stands out with this look! it lools great! love that stripe on you. :)
i wander, i wonder - January 18, 2011 at 10:39 PM
- Cara-Mia said...
Love your diamond necklace!
What a stylish couple. ;) - January 19, 2011 at 5:02 PM
- carolina said...
you guys are such snazzy dressers, i love it!!
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Burley Trojans won the Wharfedale & District Junior Cup for only the second time after securing a narrow win in a hard-fought encounter.
The final was played at Rawdon Old Boys AFC and the big crowd was treated to an exciting encounter.
In a game of few clear chances, Burley scored the opening goal from a corner – George Clough scoring from a powerful header.
There were good saves from both goalkeepers as Burley held on to their 1-0 advantage at the break.
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So I recently started running cross country in college... I tried to do as much summer running on these bad boys as possible, and I loved them to death. They handled abuse almost to well. Perfect for some fast trails with good friends. As the season started up I started having issues with my feet and shins from pounding pavement (different shoes) and have recently been doing workouts on my own out on the trails in these, I have had no issues or pain while on the trail. So while they are supposed to be for racing/speed, they are comfy enough to handle some heavy miles. to sum it up, I'd tell even my worst enemies to buy these, not because they deserve it, but the shoes too good not to rave about
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Col. James L. Pohl, a military judge acting as the investigating officer in the case, said that keeping next month's hearing open would preserve the integrity of the military justice system. He previously said he planned to call the 32 people injured in the shooting to testify during the Article 32 hearing, the military equivalent to grand jury proceedings.
Maj. Nidal Hasan, a 40-year-old Army psychiatrist, is charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted premeditated murder in the Nov. 5 shootings at the Texas Army post. Military prosecutors have not said whether they would seek the death penalty, should Pohl determine that there is enough evidence to warrant a trial.
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Pohl said some Article 32 hearings are closed, but usually by the government or when involving sexual assault cases. Military prosecutors did not want Hasan's Article 32 hearing closed.
The hearing is expected to last several weeks. If it is not finished by the anniversary of the rampage, Pohl said he would not hear testimony on Nov. 4 or 5. Fort Hood has planned several activities for Nov. 5, including a memorial service and the unveiling of a victims' memorial.
Pohl on Thursday also denied a defense request to exclude autopsy reports from being presented at the Oct. 12 hearing.
Lt. Col. Kris Poppe, a defense attorney, said testimony about the autopsy reports might touch on bullet trajectory and how long it took the victims to die, but that the defense had been denied a request for its own expert to independently review the reports.
Military prosecutors said they would only use autopsy reports to show the 13 victims died of gunshot wounds.
Thursday's hearing was Hasan's second appearance in a Fort Hood courtroom. He never spoke during the hearing as he sat in a wheelchair, wearing his Army combat uniform and a knit cap that he pulled over his ears at times.
Hasan, who was paralyzed from the chest down after being shot by two Fort Hood police officers, was treated at a San Antonio military hospital until his April transfer to the Bell County Jail, which houses military suspects for nearby Fort Hood. The military justice system does not have bail for defendants.
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When the topic turned to sex on a recent episode of Lifetime's "The Conversation with Amanda de Cadenet," Miley Cyrus wasn't bashful.
"[It used to be] if you're a woman you do not sing about sex, and now, if that's not what you're singing about, if that's not your entire image, you won't get played," she told de Cadenet, adding that she's seen what she calls society's judgmental stance on women and sexuality firsthand.
"The last season of ['Hannah Montana'] I put out 'Can't Be Tamed' - which, even just the title of that, for a woman to say that she can't be tamed, and of all people in the world, my face saying I can't be tamed, when that's all people really wanted to do - that I think proves how sexist people still really are and judgmental," she said. "It's the whole thing of saying 'be sexy, but our way."
Mixed messages are trickling down to girls her age, and 19-year-old Cyrus lameneted that some young women are equating having sex with their personal value.
"The girls that really base how much they're worth on the sexual favors they can do for somebody, that makes me really sad," Cyrus said. "It's the only way we create, and it's the only way that the world keeps going. So it's ignorant not to talk to your kids about it or [not] make it seem as magical or cool as it actually is."
The teen singer/actress places the blame with those parents who are tight-lipped about the birds and the bees.
"[Kids] have a TV, so they know what sex is," she explained. "So educate them and let them know that they wouldn't be here without it, and that it's a beautiful thing, and it is magic, and it's when you connect with somebody. And it isn't how much you're worth. Your worth isn't based on that, your worth is based on how you feel about yourself."
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How well does Labour need to do in the Corby by-election?
The party needs to win a majority of at least 12 per cent to match its current national poll lead.
By George Eaton Published 15 November 2012 9:50Barring some dramatic upset, Labour will win today's Corby by-election (triggered by the resignation of Louise Mensch), gaining a seat from the Conservatives for the first time in this parliament. But winning alone isn't enough. A slender victory would prompt fears that the party still isn't where it needs to be if it's to stand a chance of winning the next general election. Thus, while Labour requires a swing (the rise in one party's vote added to the fall in another's and divided by two) of just two per cent to overturn the Tories' majority of 1,951, it needs a swing of at least five per cent to put it on course to win a national majority in 2015 and a swing of eight per cent to justify its average opinion poll lead of nine points. The latter would see it take the seat with a majority of around 12 per cent.
To win Corby: Labour needs a swing of two per cent.
To win a majority in 2015: Labour needs a swing of five per cent to put it on course to win a majority at the next general election.
To match its national poll lead: Labour needs a swing of eight per cent to match its average national poll lead of nine points.
Polling by Lord Ashcroft in the constituency has suggested that Labour will easily exceed this benchmark. His final survey gave the party a lead of 22 points (with Labour on 54 per cent and the Tories on 32 per cent) and showed a swing of 12.5 per cent from the Tories to Labour.
Labour, naturally, has downplayed Ashcroft's findings, insisting that Corby will be "a very tough fight" in an attempt to ensure its supporters turn out. Ed Miliband reminded party workers last week that the party thought it had won in 1992 but ended up losing to the Tories by 342 votes. While history isn't likely to repeat itself today, anything less than a resounding victory in this mid-term electoral test will force Labour to ask why it isn't doing better.
Update: As the commenter below points out, there are two other by-elections today, in Manchester Central and Cardiff South and Penarth. Labour currently holds both seats by majorities of 10,430 and 4,709 respectively and is expected to retain them.
In addition, the first ever police and crime commissioner elections are taking place in 41 police authority areas in England and Wales. You can read my guide to the elections here.
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78%+ Did not vote for the Labour wannabee in Manchester.
I understand they, Labour in looks, will soon be grooming schoolchildren as future candidates.
It would do the worthless parasites of all three major Parties to get a right good spanking at the hands of the good people of Corby, Cardiff and Manchester.
We need to crowbar their self-serving snouts out of the Westminster trough.
Enough of this 'Buggin's turn', New Labour were an absolute unmitigated disaster; corrupted war criminals.
Lib/Cons, unelected and every bit as disastrous.
Can we please, please get off this tribal bandwagon that suggests Labour Good/Tory Bad, Labour Bad/Tory Good.
All bl##dy useless and just a distraction from the fact that our politicians are without exception ALL enemies of ordinary people, protecting the elite and the establishment while feathering their own nests at our expense.
Do you honestly think that a Labour M.P. is going to improve the lives of a single constituent in any of the three seats, any more than the previous incumbents?
We're not waving here, we're drowning.
There are two other by-elections today and also the PCC elections.
Corby may be the most interesting benchmark, but I undue emphasis is being placed on it.


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The study, released Monday by the nonprofit Kaiser Family Foundation, estimates that more than $33 billion in new federal money would flood into Georgia over a 10-year period.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports (http://bit.ly/SpsJtE) that the study is the latest analysis of the cost of expanding Medicaid under the health law.
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-- -- smaller part of that we sometimes get the tip.
Cover short on cash that decline at the tip -- inspired one small business owner devise a new product to fix it writer -- -- -- brand new -- -- -- using your credit card and he joins me now thanks for being with us -- thanks so -- this baby is.
And you go -- your coffee line and did pay like you do and then you'd go to put that baby in the tip jar.
Now how -- gone so far -- -- in this thing in three stores.
Yes so where in resource is part of a ten store pilot and it's going great customers love it they can and try to ease the pain with plastic but they -- -- -- their favorite employees.
Employees love that they're collecting extra money that they haven't been getting because more and more people are not using cash and so they're not -- it all.
And yeah -- working out great for everyone we're getting requests from all over the country for but I do want to turn their source now you can -- to design -- baby to be bigger than these two because he could have just a little card size thing but you liked the idea where we actually see that -- in -- threaten absolutely it feels and looks like it -- -- -- -- safe and secure but it's still incredibly simple to one step process just like dot dropping a dollar -- into a -- tip -- You dip your Cardin and even dollar tip for your favorite place -- and you've applied for patents on this -- because after that Samsung.
IPad apple ruling that seems like anyone does anything in the shape of this going to be in trouble.
We have absolutely applied for patents on the -- device and trademarks and everything we have to do to protect our product.
Now let's go after a couple of obstacles here -- you know.
You need conflict to make -- started to -- of first obstacle.
Can't Verisign or some maker of the card swipe machines simply rip you off by -- that stuff -- it into their thing -- -- swipe once the pay -- another time for -- -- can't you just.
Obviate it.
I think we're in a really great place we just doing very simple were on the counter -- separate point of from the point of sale system.
If you remember Starbucks had a huge class action lawsuit about how they were collecting and dividing up -- retailers don't want to be involved in -- collection and disbursement and so they don't want to be part of there plan itself system they like that we take care of everything.
Once we're on the counter they have to do nothing at all and we collect and disburse the money -- -- -- some place.
That's quite interesting that retailers don't want -- be burdened with doing this themselves and temple and secondly another conflict idea.
Here is that aren't you having writer an awful lot of human faith in people's generosity just -- a lot of people simply want to avoid tipping.
I don't think so I think people want to tip and that's what we've seen from our pilot people who pay with plastic they still want to tip and that's part of the reason that cast -- used to be very high and these kind of service employees would collect for five dollars per person per hour tax tips.
That's now down to about a dollar dollar fifty but there's this huge gap -- people who are paying with plastic but still want to -- While you're awfully good several then lastly I got to California people coming.
Once -- put that baby in there there is now on electronic transaction electronic record of that tip.
Lot of players don't pay taxes on all the tips they collect but when they get electronically they better is now there's a record right.
So that's a great question.
They -- -- that they collect are subject to tax and our tips are exactly the same.
The money goes to -- -- -- and it's their responsibility to report their income but we think it's worth it because we're putting so much extra money in their pocket that they didn't have yesterday.
Tax reporting -- a small price to pay for taking home hundreds of extra dollars a year yeah.
I think so even -- -- reduced my take by 25%.
OK well pretty good job certain prosecuted the case well thank you some observers -- -- -- -- writer Kessler.
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Does anyone have an opinion on the HTC Desire HD...and is the android version of mxit any good? Any help would be appreciated! And also the Wildfire is entry level right? How does it perform?
1) HTC Desire HD is a bit big IMO. I have the desire and its already pretty large.
2)Android version of mxit isn't bad, it does what it needs to do and I haven't had any issues with it.
3)Wildfire is entry level yes - haven't heard good things about it.
If you want a good entry level android phone get the LG Optimus.
CES 2011 was an occasion for manufacturers to flood the market with a plethora of Android devices, and powering many of them was NVidia's Tegra 2 chip.
Released late last year, the Tegra 2 chip uses the "system-on-a-chip" design to integrate an ARM CPU (1GHz dual-core Cortex-A9 processor) and a NVidia GPU into one package. This allows faster communication between the cores and the integrated memory controller. Most of the tablets and smartphones, and other unique hybrids, launching in 2011 will be using the Tegra 2 chips.
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I was supposed to upgrade december, but I decided to wait seeing as the Wildfire is the only android in my price range. I've waited 2 months... and the Desire has gone up R500 in price...
I'm going to have to get a Wildfire ;_;
Dude, don't settle for the Wildfire!
I signed a contract almost a year ago and got the HTC Tattoo. Although it was only a few months since it was released in SA it was already available for about a year in other parts of the world. This means that by the time I can upgrade again (March 2012) my phone would technically be 3 years old already...
If I were you, I would rather save a few extra bucks and then pay for something more recent, with better specs. The Wildfire is already falling behind when compared to other phones, in fact it is only slightly better than my Tattoo.
I'm sure if you can scrape together about R1000 you could get something a lot better.
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What about the LG Optimus One P500?
Well I dropped my phone in a big bucket of water the other day. I tried ordering an HTC Desire HD, but no stock. :(
Go to "operating system" select "android".
Yeah, I've done that. It returns a million phones and most aren't available in South Africa. :<
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This very elegant instrument was made with the jazz player in mind. This upper echelon 5th Avenue Jazz features arched back as well as arched top and comes in two all high-gloss custom polished finishes, including Piano Black HG and Natural Flame HG. The Piano Black model consists of Canadian wild cherry top, back & sides and the Natural Flame model features flame maple top, back & sides with Canadian wild cherry core.
Other features include a smooth sounding floating Godin Mini-humbucker jazz pickup in the neck, ebony fingerboard, ebony volume and tone knobs, classic multi-layered binding, high-ratio open geared nickel tuners, engraved floating pickguard, custom tailpiece and adjustable Tusq bridge by Graphtech.
Compared to other 5th Avenue guitars, the Jazz model has a body that is slightly smaller with contours that make it even more comfortable to play. This body design produces a bright and punchy acoustic tone. A single Godin floating humbucker provides an intimate electric sound with superior dynamics, perfectly suitable for both fingerstyle and flatpicking.
Crafted with beautiful Canadian willd cherry or flame maple, the body of the 5th Avenue Jazz has a molded arched top and back. The gloss finish highlights the beauty of these body woods. Classic f-holes, contoured high-gloss headstock, floating pickguard and cream binding enhance the guitar's jazzy looks, while an adjustable Tusq bridge by Graphtech and ebony fingerboard contribute to the guitar's jazzy tone.
Godin includes a TRIC case that provides a level of impact protection for your 5th Avenue Jazz rivaling that offered by many flight cases. The TRIC case is just slightly heavier than a typical gig bag, yet its ability to resist changes in temperature make it one of the finest innovations in guitar protection in years.
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