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Why I reject this system that is currently in place?
I reject this system that is currently in place, and I want no part of it, and have no desire to be a part of it.
As a Gang Stalking target I have seen what this system is capable of, and it's not pretty. To say that it is not pretty is an understatement. As a target I have had the pleasure of hearing the stories of people targeted by this system. I have seen lives destroyed. I have heard of and reviewed many cases of innocent people who have been jailed, put in mental health facilities, people have written in about relatives who have committed suicides, and deliberate deaths, due to this systemic type of targeting. Plus all the other stories that have turned up.
At this stage it's I who objects to, and rejects this system, and not the other way around. This system seems to want me to be a part of it, and I simply want nothing to do with it. I have examined all angles and I deeply feel this system will do more harm than good for too many that are like me, and thus it is not in my best interest to be supportive of such a system.
Most of the people that I see on our in public who are a part of this systemic program, seem to think that this system is just some system to tell them who is bad, vs who is good, who needs watching and monitoring. I agree it does perform that functionality, in part, but on the other hand it's used as a system to falsely target perceived enemies of the state. When there is a threat such as a bombing in another city, a mass shooting, you can see the individuals that are a part of this system go into action, it makes them feel safe, in the loop. On the surface it does fulfill this purpose, but underneath it functions as a gang, a cult, handmaidens of the NWO if you will. I understand most people do not view the system this way, and will not readily share this opinion, but that is the most practical comparison, that I can give for how the system tries to bring in individuals who want no part of it.
This system functions like a gang because they use intimidation, and bullying tactics. They function like a cult in the sense that the community is controlled just like a cult is. Most people just like every other cult, have no clue that they are in a cult, being a target of this system, has afforded me a perspective that is most likely in opposition to how many view this system, but that it's a point of view and perspective that I am grateful for.
This system targets individuals for various surface reasons, but the underlying reasons of why someone really gets targeted are quite different. I have no plans to wake up, or be threatened into embracing this system. In a free society, that should be a choice of each citizen, but what this system tries to do is use intimidation, bullying, systemic destruction, to try to break individuals down, and to try to then rebuild them back as part of this system. This has not been successful in my case thus far. This system has not been able to break me down, and instead of making me want to cave and become a part of this system, what I have seen, puts me in deep opposition to the way this system functions. I deeply have no desire to be a part of this system.
Don't get me wrong, there are people who are legitimately trying to do some good, or trying to do the right thing. I do understand that there are good people who are part of this system. I appreciate you, respect you, and have an affinity for you. I also see naive people who are part of this system, that just don't and will not see the bad that this system does, I respect you also, because I was also naive myself once. Then there are those that understand the brutality of this system, that this system is working towards a specific goal. A more malevolent outcome, those who take advantage of this system, use it to try to undermine, degrade others, or get even with enemies. I have no respect for these people, or this sort. I believe that the majority of people, just like in Germany, have to believe in the purity of what is being done. I am not like that, I have had the pleasure of being on the opposite side of the fence, and see all too well, the injustice that can happen under such a system.
What I am saying is that though I would like to get my records cleared of wrong or false information that might be out there, I am not interested in becoming part of this system. I will look out for my neighbours, be a good citizen, help out when I can, but I never want to be a part of this system, I am not looking for an in, if anything I am looking to stay out. It's an offer that I feel that I must refuse, consider the invitation declined. I believe the way this system functions is in direct opposition to creating a truly good society. This system functions not that dissimilar to witch trials of the past, inquisitions, Stasi listings, Cointelpro, etc. Targets are flagged, systemically destroyed, set up, and often ruined systemically, and unjustly.
I am trying to be as politic as I can be, in saying that this system is not for me. I understand that many of these people think that they are doing something good, like any cult they believe in what they are doing. They love bomb you when you do what they want, and act psychotic when they don't have control. I am not a fan of control systems. I am also not much of a joiner. I have seen all the tactics over the last several years, and feel more strongly today, than I have in any other point and time, and at this stage, I have a clearer understanding of how this program works. The problem is that people are told that they are targeting undesirables, but this program is targeting enemies of the state. Innocent people are being targeted and destroyed, that has been the bulk of what the research has shown over the last several years.
I have witnessed, bullying, love bombing, thugs in sheep's clothing, and I am not impressed by what I have seen, not at all. There is no allegiance that I desire, no membership that I seek, nothing that I wish to do with a system that is capable of destroying the innocent, under the guise of rehabilitating them, or keeping society safe. In that capacity this system has nothing that I want.
Over the last several years I have been blessed, to see some of the worst of what people are capable of. How they are capable and able of systemically destroying others. I have watched the sheer inhumanity of this system, the silent deaths that will never be acknowledged or brought to justice. Those locked away falsely, or imprisoned falsely due to this. This system and how it works, functions, destroys is against everything that is good. I think the former East Germany and Russia worked in similar fashion. People on the other side think they are doing good, cleaning up society, but that is not the case. What is happening now is a systemic cleansing. Most won't see it for what it is, or if they do, they won't do anything about it.
I say this with as much light and love as I can, I truly believe that this system is not right in the way that it currently functions. I think it's toxic in it's current functionality, but I am not sure how such a system could be fixed or changed. The grease that oils the wheels currently, are the underlying injustices, and vigilante cult like mentality is what keeps it functioning, and in place. I am also not sure what the answer is. I think people have to want change for change to happen. I believe that for most this system with it's flaws works for far too many people, and I think that is what keeps it in place.
For my little part, I do what I can when I can. I have exposed the bits and pieces that I can, it's up to others to do the rest. I have brought exposure, awareness, but everyone then has to examine their individual actions and roles in contributing to this system and how it works.
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Eva Braun and Adolf Hitler
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Relaxation by the removal of mountain Adolf Hitler, Eva Braun play happy families with her lover at the height of the war.
Unprecedented pictures girlfriend at the time few people knew existed, and ingratiate himself with the man smiling, dated for 14 years.
Throughout World War II, Braun, Hitler lived a sheltered life in a holiday home in the Alps. "But there were few records of his private life and the German leader.
Now photos of her personal album, which was seized the U.S. Army in 1945, has been published for the first time.
Some of his show around the property to the execution of his bikini.
In other nude sunbathing her - which apparently enraged Hitler. His rebellious spirit is also evident in a plane where the girl poses with friends at a carnival in 1938 in a see-through lace top.
The footage shows Hitler boards there was a man within the monster he plays with the young daughter of a friend, pet dog's Scottish terrier and Eva enjoy her birthday party.
But what are the personal images of Braun and her lover, is most revealing.
She was 17 when she first met through the photographer Heinrich Hoffmann in 1929, when Hitler was an artist. Hoffmann was also a master of personal photography.
Within two years of Hitler and Eva Braun had become a partner and in 1936 formed part of his household at the Berghof, near Berchtesgaden, Germany.
Braun remained faithful to him throughout the war and the couple married April 29, 1945, the Third Reich collapsed. Less than two days later both were dead, committed suicide by taking cyanide capsules that the Russian Army approached Berlin.
Reinhard Schulz, a collector and curator of photography, collided with the images and examine the records Hoffmann.
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Ghanaian born-Tajik midfielder, David Mawutor Gordon is firmly on Tajikistan's radar.
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"I got an official offer from the Tajikistan Football Federation last year," Mawutor told Ghanacrusader.com."I have been discussing this issue with my close relatives/family. Who knows? Anything can happen. My door has always been opened to Ghana or Tajikistan. Before the end of this year, i will consider the best.
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Friday, November 18, 2011
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43 comments:
- Jo said...
I am so waiting for Salt Air to release, I just love the colors in it. I think I would incorperate the fabric in some way in a # of totes I will be making for the women in my family for Christmas, of course they may get IOU's for Christmas and their totes in June.
Thanks for the giveaway and a chance to win.
- November 18, 2011 at 1:50 AM
- Mom on the Move! said...
They look perfect for a cute little baby quilt.
- November 18, 2011 at 2:12 AM
- Isisjem said...
If I won they'd be made into pillow covers as my sofa is in desperate need of some jazzing up. I'd hand quilt on them using perle. Otherwise I'd probably just go for a simple squares design to show off the fabric.
- November 18, 2011 at 2:17 AM
- Pat said...
I would sew them into 4 patches with white with a straight set so the colors travel diagonally on the quilt. :)
- November 18, 2011 at 2:22 AM
- Cherie in St Louis said...
Why I'd use them in a scrap quilt inspired by the Ticker Tape quilts that have been so fun to see around the blogosphere :)
- November 18, 2011 at 3:30 AM
- Kathy said...
LOVE those little squares! I would cut them each in half and use them in a baby quilt using half square triangles and one solid color. Thanks or the yummy giveaway!
- November 18, 2011 at 4:26 AM
- Jenny said...
thanks for a chance, Tia...I love these little 2.5 inch squares...so much fun to add into little projects here and there, but mostly, i love having them like a Kona color card...then i know the colors/prints etc...with no decent LQS, sometimes ordering on line is like Russian roulette!!
- November 18, 2011 at 4:30 AM
- Stephanie said...
I would probably make a baby quilt with them. I love the beautiful, vibrant colors.
- November 18, 2011 at 4:31 AM
- elizabeth said...
I am on a mini quilt kick, so these would be the perfect size : ) Love the colors!
- November 18, 2011 at 4:32 AM
I would probably piece a baby quilt for my grandaughter with them. What fun for her and me!
- November 18, 2011 at 4:45 AM
- silversmith said...
ooh.... they're pretty!! i'd use them for either postage stamp-type quilt blocks or for hexagon work. or maybe the centers for little stars that have solid colored points that coordinate.
- November 18, 2011 at 5:51 AM
- anna said...
I don't know what I would do with them. At first, just sit and stare at the pretty fabric.
- November 18, 2011 at 5:56 AM
- Robin (RsIslandCrafts) said...
I think these are calling out to be made into 9 patches. Then they could become a quilt or tote bags or zippy pouches or...
- November 18, 2011 at 7:07 AM
- Lee said...
How pretty! I would use for pillow covers for the cottage! perfect! thanks!
- November 18, 2011 at 8:44 AM
I think I need a tote in salt air for sure!
- November 18, 2011 at 9:06 AM
- Raddness said...
I see a table runner out of those beauties! Thank you!
- November 18, 2011 at 10:22 AM
- Bonnie said...
I'd make a patchwork with white blocks in between to keep it open and airy.
- November 18, 2011 at 10:52 AM
- Deb said...
What would I do...what would I do?? Most likely I'd start with the idea for a table runner, then figure out how to use both with what I have (or can buy) to make a toddler/lap quilt instead, then most likely end up with a huge throw with all of the fun fabrics I found (or bought hehe) to go with them :D Yes, I'm an A.D.D. quilter lol! The possibilities are endless!
- November 18, 2011 at 12:00 PM
- Lynn said...
I'd spice up my scrap bin and put them in a scrappy quilt! I love new fabrics.
- November 18, 2011 at 2:08 PM
- Katie said...
I love making small zipper bags and fabric baskets. They'd be perfect! :-)
- November 18, 2011 at 2:28 PM
- Anya said...
Either a mini quilt for my daughter or pouches, pouches, pouches!
- November 18, 2011 at 2:58 PM
- Melissa said...
I hadn't seen Salt Air before. Both lines look very pretty! I think I'd like to make a doll quilt or two with some half and quarter square triangles. Having some precut squares would make the process a bit quicker. Thanks for sharing with us!
- November 18, 2011 at 3:04 PM
- Melissa said...
I hadn't seen Salt Air before. They are both very pretty lines. I'd like to make a few doll quilts with half and quarter square triangles. Having precut squares would make the process a lot easier. Thanks for sharing with us!
- November 18, 2011 at 3:06 PM
- Henria O. said...
How about some pathwork handbags for my daughters with matching belts!
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- November 18, 2011 at 5:18 PM
- Aliceart said...
Applique! Always looking for bits like that for my 12 x 12 quilts, and other appliqué, plus a few hexagons. Those are pretty! Thanks.
- November 18, 2011 at 11:55 PM
- Lyanna said...
I think I would finally have to make quilts for my girls beds! Those are absolutely adorable.
- November 19, 2011 at 1:04 AM
- terrieannie said...
I'm really wanting to whip up some mini quilts for wall decor in my office. These would be perfect!!
- November 19, 2011 at 1:31 AM
I think they'd look lovely in a baby quilt, alternating with white squares or another light fabric.
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- November 19, 2011 at 2:43 AM
- Katharine said...
I would love to make a little quilt out of these fabrics!
- November 19, 2011 at 4:09 AM
- MG said...
My daughter has asked for quilts for her two dolls, so I'd make each of the dolls a quilt for Christmas.
- November 19, 2011 at 4:43 AM
- Gwen said...
I think I'd make a table topper from the Good Fortune .. it would go perfectly in my sewing room and I have just the perfect spot for a small topper! And I'd add some other fabrics with the Salt Air charms and make a small wall hanging for my laundry room-- those colors would help make a boring job much for cheerful! :-)
- November 19, 2011 at 8:53 AM
- Tamie said...
These are stunning. I love Kate Spain and Salt Air looks wonderful too. I'm sure they would work themselves into a quilt. I'd love to do some half square triangles. Thanks for sharing.
- November 19, 2011 at 1:17 PM
- SewLindaAnn said...
Those colors are lovely! I would cut solids the same size and make tons of half square triangles for a quilt.
- November 19, 2011 at 2:13 PM
- gill said...
I'd make a table runner!
I can't wait for Salt Air to arrive in the UK!!
- November 19, 2011 at 8:22 PM
- Heather said...
I am loving hexagons these days so they would probably go in my next hexagon quilt. The 2 1/2 in size is perfect for the 1 in hexagons!
- November 19, 2011 at 11:51 PM
- JustPam said...
These are really pretty. I would make a tote for a little girl with them if I won.
- November 20, 2011 at 1:09 AM
Circumstances have meant I have lots of time to sit and hand sew. Things like postage stamp quilts and other scrappy quilting ideas have provided a fascinating diversion for me and I am enjoying trying my hand at making pincushions, and other small projects from tiny pieces of multiprint and coloured fabric..it is quite a consuming occupation helping the hours to pass quite quickly and there is something lovely to show for the time. I would be grateful for any instruction and guidance that Kathleen's unique looking book might provide.
- November 20, 2011 at 5:49 AM
I have been hoping to have some of either the Cosmo Salt or the Kate Spain fabric ever since I saw them at the latest "Market", they are both interesting colour schemes and patterns. They would be lovely to include in my postage stamp hand work..I would be very grateful to have use of them in particular. (could this comment be included instead of the previous one which was actually for the next giveaway... silly me!)
- November 20, 2011 at 5:57 AM
- Julie said...
Oh my, I'm not quite sure what I would make with them! I'd have to sit and pet them and drool over them a bit first. Some ideas that come to mind though are notepad holders, some little pouches, borders for embroidered blocks and totes. The possibilities are endless with these little cuties!
- November 20, 2011 at 7:57 AM
- Carla G said...
I would make some table runners with them! I love the colors - they are my favorites! Thanks for a chance to win! :)
- November 20, 2011 at 9:04 AM
- Jenniffier said...
Hexagons! Or use them in a doll quilt. Or maybe a bit of both.
- November 20, 2011 at 9:02 PM
- bertiequilts said...
I would use them in my circles quilt... I need about 1500 circles and this is the size that I use t=o cut the circles. I was wondering where you got them. They are perfect.
- November 22, 2011 at 12:02 PM
- Jeanne said...
I think I would make some tiny quilts with them. I love very small quilts with many small pieced blocks. Thanks for the chance to win.
- November 24, 2011 at 7:02 AM


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Town have arranged a friendly at home to North Somercotes under The Wong floodlights on Tuesday night.
However, they will be keeping a close eye on the results of several other games tomorrow - not least Skegness Town and Skegness United.
Skegness Town are still the red-hot favourites to retain the title. They have a three point lead over 'The Wongers' and have yet to lose this season. They entertain Sleaford Town tomorrow.
It's also a frustrating weekend for Town's Reserves who don't have a game in the Lincoln Saturday League.
The club's Development Squad are scheduled to visit Hykeham Tigers in the Lincoln Sunday League.
That means the club's junior sides will take centre stage at The Wong on Sunday. Full details of fixtures and kick off times can be found on the club's website.


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SWORD OF MICHAELBook 1 in the Depossessionist series
Marius Winter doesn't walk the road of the shaman-warrior alone. He has powerful allies in the Other Realms and in ordinary reality. His spirit guides are a Lakota war-chief and medicine man, First In Front; Tigre, a powerful feminine spirit who appears as a white tiger; and Burt, a spirit raven who channels an old Jewish bookie from the Bronx.
Now Marius is targeted by a powerful sorcerer. In the battle for the souls of his friends and lover, he must storm the gates of the underworld and fight through the Seven Demi-Demons of Hell to the deepest dungeons to confront Belial himself.
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TOO WYLDEBook 2 in the Wylde Saga
The continuation of the Wylde Saga that began in JOHNNY WYLDE. Arms dealers, mobsters, outlaw hackers, off the books government operators, strippers and cops who run on both sides of the law—that's life on the dark side of Lake City. "Jimmy John" Wylde has a ghost from his past stalking his every step as he tries to find a way to protect himself and his family of friends.
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JOHNNY WYLDEBook 1 in the Wylde Saga
What happens when you mix a psychotic South African gun dealer, some sadomasochistic arms-dealing Russians, a bar bouncer who made his bones in Afghanistan, a Buddhist stripper, a man-killing woman detective, assorted highly skilled dark side shooters, and the sunniest down-home female assassin on the market?
Things get WYLDE.
Lyrical sex. Poetic violence. And poetry.
For adults only. Rated R for graphic sex, violence, language and mordant humor.
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Marcus Wynne is back...WITH A VENGEANCE. Timely as today's headlines, the story of Hunter Jamesa government agent pursuing a terrorist who exploits vulnerabilities in the American aviation security systemtakes us on a whirlwind tour of the worlds of counter-terrorism, knife fighting, combatives, covert operations, the war in Iraq, deception operations and 4th Generation warfare.
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"A long time and well-respected trainer of those who go in harms way, Wynne writes with authority on subject matter many writers often get entirely wrong... A tale of conspiracy, terror, and modern war, it illuminates not only the worst intentions of our enemies, but reminds us of the things that separate us from them, as well as what happens when we stare far too long into the abyss. Highly recommended."
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"Can't say enough good things about this book... Some of the best action I've ever read. You can tell Wynne has actually been there and done that, because you don't just read the action in this book you feel it."
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"Marcus' real-world expertise shines in this book. The weapons, the tactics, even the emotional and mental state of a modern day warrior are portrayed in such a realistic manner that you feel like you are immersed in the action. READ this book. You will not be disappointed."
"The author's obvious first hand knowledge shines through in a taught tale of espionage, covert operations, terrorism and startlingly realistic depictions of close quarter action that, at points, left me sitting, staring at my computer, waiting for the adrenaline to fade so I could keep reading. I don't think there is a finer author in this genre. You need to read this book."
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"5.0 out of 5 stars A must read for adrenaline junkies."
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Follow Frank Lovelady, a man full of secrets, as he hunts for the missing daughter of a fellow veteran in the darkest corners of the underworld. Marcus Wynne creates a new sub-world in the Wynne universe, where you'll find a whole new take on the elements of his best-selling fiction: dark psychological thrills, gut-wrenching and accurate violence, the shadow side of sex, and the confrontation with evil in its rawest forms.
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"Marcus continues to deliver most excellent novels, and Lovelady is most certainly not an exception. How he is able to put out new material at the fast paced rate he recently has, and maintain his high standards is remarkable to me. Lovelady is perhaps the darkest story he has yet created. It is actually quite disturbing, as you can do a little of your own research and see that a lot of the actions in the book really do occur right under our noses. Having said that, he is also able to show that where there is extreme evil, there is also a greater good to overcome it. This book will chill, repulse, and entrap you; but it will also be very rewarding when you finish it. It will definitely engage your analytical mind. As with all of Marucs's books, it is HIGHLY recommended."
Bill G.
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The protagonists of Wynne's first two bestsellers: NO OTHER OPTION and WARRIOR IN THE SHADOWS team up in this thriller. Dale Miller (NO OTHER OPTION) and Charley Payne (WARRIOR IN THE SHADOWS) form an unlikely team joined by coincidence and forged in danger, as they seek a deep cover sleeper agent harboring a deadly weapon.
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Thomas Harris's The Silence of the Lambs meets Richard Marcinko's Rogue Warrior in this thriller that races at breakneck pace—from the critically acclaimed author who gave Stephen Coonts "a nightmare for a week."
Alfie Woodard always completes a mission. The skills he learned in the Australian Special Air Service have carried over to his new life as an Aboriginal spiritual leader and contract killer for drug lord Jay Burrell. Alfie knows how to stalk and kill a victim, then disappear without a trace. But it's the ritualistic murders and the devouring of his victims during the Aboriginal ceremony that send a clear message to Burrell's enemies.
Charley Payne was losing it. He had spent his life as a door kicker for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency in the world's hot spots. When his friend, Police Detective Sergeant Bobby Lee Martaine realized that Charley was becoming a danger to himself and his missions, Bobby Lee offered him a job. Trading in his guns for a camera, Charley finds his new life as a forensic photographer in the Twin Cities uneventful and peaceful—just what he needed, until Charley is called in to photograph a gruesome murder scene.
There are no fingerprints and only one clue, a bizarre Aboriginal painting. Most in the police department begin to suspect a serial killer is on the loose. Bobby Lee is closing in on Alfie, but Alfie learned in the SAS that a mission is not complete if you've left a trail behind. When Bobby Lee and his family turn up dead, Charley returns to the way of the gun. But he will be fighting a war on the spiritual leader's turf in the Australian outback. A fight to the death that took place in the Aboriginal dream world five centuries before.
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Jonny Maxwell, once the mastermind of the Defense Department's Special Operations Command, was a spy, infiltrator and killer virtually a one-man army who loved every minute of his high-risk adventures. Jonny, unfortunately, had one serious flaw: he was insane, a serial rapist who used his skills to avoid detection for years. When his partner/protege and only friend, Dale Miller, learned the truth about him, his testimony sent Jonny to prison. But at the start of the novel, Jonny has escaped. It is assumed he will either flee the country and join a mercenary army or use his talents to embark on a life of crime, and Dale is assigned to "bring him down." Naively, Dale interprets this to mean he must return Jonny to prison, but his superiors want Jonny killed.
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"This is the book that started it all. No Other Option is a fast moving, hard hitting look into a world that very few ever get to see and even fewer will admit exists. It takes a long look into the darkness that exists in all of us and, in a manner that is both subtle and not, asks us about the limits of loyalty and explores the grey area where loyalty and honor collide. If you are looking for a thriller that is more than what it seems and is both action packed and intelligent, then look no further."
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This previously unpublished Marcus Wynne novel was written before the tragic events of 9/11. Based on Wynne's experiences as an Air Marshal, this chilling thriller offers an insider's perspective into aviation security and terrorism that remains relevant today. Another Wynne novel the TSA and DHS don't want you to read...
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Kansas storms back into top 10 in AP poll
Kansas moved back into the top 10 in the Associated Press college basketball poll released today.
After scoring victories in Sacramento vs. Stanford and at Texas, the Jayhawks moved from No. 11 to No. 10, giving the Big 12 three top 10 schools and the state of Kansas two schools in the top 10.
The top 25 with the five Big 12 teams listed in bold type:
1 — Michigan State (14-1)
2 - Duke (13-1)
3 - Villanova (13-1)
4 - Arizona State (12-1)
5 - Xavier (14-1)
6 - West Virginia (12-1)
7 - Oklahoma (11-1)
8 - Virginia (12-1)
9 - Wichita State (11-2)
10 - Kansas (11-2)
11 - Texas A&M (11-2)
12 - North Carolina (12-2)
13 - Purdue (13-2)
14 - Arizona (11-3)
15 - Miami (Fla.) (12-1)
17 - Kentucky (11-2)
18 - Texas Tech (12-1)
19 (tie) - Gonzaga (12-3)
19 (tie) — Cincinnati (12-2)
21 - Seton Hall (13-2)
22 - Arkansas (11-2)
23 - Tennessee (9-3)
24 - Florida State (11-2)
25 - Clemson (12-1)
After a one-sided loss to Texas Tech, injury-weakened Baylor dropped out of the top 25 and is first among others receiving votes.
Even though this season's pre-conference schedule was not as difficult as usual, KU still will face no shortage of quality competition this season.
Kansas is 1-1 vs. teams currently ranked in the top 25 with a victory against Kentucky and a loss to Arizona State and has nine remaining scheduled games vs. current top 25 schools, including a tough test vs. No. 11 Texas A&M in the Big 12-SEC Challenge, Jan. 27 in Allen Fieldhouse.
KU had made it as high as No. 2 in the poll four weeks ago and then dropped out of the 10 in the rankings the next week, to No. 13, and dipped as low as No. 14 before returning to the top 10 today for the first time since a No. 2 ranking with a 7-0 record.
Bryce Landon 1 year ago
Considering Kansas was #11 in the last poll, I'd hardly say KU "stormed back" into the Top 10 when they go up only one spot.
Shannon Gustafson 1 year ago
You again found a way to complain about the article. You've got an incredible talent to find the negative in everything. Don't have to ask if the glass if half full or half empty!
Bryce Landon 1 year ago
What you call negativity I call being realistic. To give the article a headline about storming back in the rankings when we only moved up one spot is clickbait, pure and simple. Come on, Shannon, pull your head out of your butt and see things as they are.
Shannon Gustafson 1 year ago
Is it such a large deal that you had to point out the ONLY negative thing you could possibly find in the article? Does it really matter whether it says "stormed" into or backed into or climbed by default info the top 10? No matter how you word it, KU won last week and moved up in the rankings and that's a positive.
Len Shaffer 1 year ago
I'm with you, Bryce. When I clicked on it, I thought KU had moved up to something like #5. And Shannon, Bryce is absolutely right to point out something that's intentionally misleading. Putting something in a headline that is greatly exaggerated as a way to attract more readers is not just a minor error, it's an unprofessional and irritating strategy and is typical of something that Keegan does.
Ashwin Rao 1 year ago
@Shannon, but I agree with @Bryce on this one... there was no "storming back"... that term is so cliche and non relevant for a one spot move.
J.L. Forge 1 year ago
While I do agree that rising from #11 to #10 isn't "storming", who really cares and is it worth specifically pointing out? Each to his own.
Shannon Gustafson 1 year ago
This is my point, the only negative thing that could be perceived from the article is to nitpick grammar, spelling, or word usage. Of course Bryce chose to go this route (find something minor to complain about) rather than just let it roll.
Len Shaffer 1 year ago
Again, Shannon, clickbait is NOT an error, it is intentional, and it is unprofessional.
Nathan Guy 1 year ago
It is a reporter's job to use "clickbait" to attain readers for the site/article. Though it may sometimes be misleading there is a fine line of professionalism to take into account. However, "storming" back into the top ten was a reference to raining 3's in Texas rather than jumping a bunch of spots in the rankings. I don't see it as unprofessional.
Andy Godwin 1 year ago
OU and Trae Young are the darlings of the media and rightfully so given Young is the leading candidate for national player of the year. Was rooting for TCU, given that holding court at home and winning big road are key to becoming the Big 12 champs. TCU just didn't play smart down the stretch. Next up for KU is a one loss Texas Tech team. After the month of January, fans should know who is for real in the Big 12.
DiscGolfer Jason 1 year ago
And B.P. will probably still not be playing. Ugh.
Bryce Landon 1 year ago
Seems to me Oklahoma has always been the darling of the media - as far back as 2002, and perhaps even further back in the Billy Tubbs days. When the Sooners have good teams, they always seem to get higher seeds then what they actually deserve. Allow me to present the following examples.
2003 - OU finished 3rd place in the Big 12 but got a #1 seed after winning the Big 12 Tournament. Kansas, who was Big 12 regular season champions, got a #2 seed.
2009 - OU won neither the Big 12 regular season or postseason titles, but they got a #2 seed. Kansas, the regular season champ, and Missouri, the postseason champ, got #3 seeds.
2016 - OU won neither the Big 12 regular season or postseason titles - both went to Kansas. The Sooners finished third place in the league and lost to WVU in the semifinals. But OU still got a #1 seed for the NCAA Tournament.
DiscGolfer Jason 1 year ago
Unfortunately, I have a feeling that KU will be storming back the other way after TCU on Sat.
And why are they playing at 9:15 ET?
Dale Rogers 1 year ago
Keegan, did you really mean in that last paragraph that Kansas dropped clear off the poll? Maybe you meant dropped out of the top ten?
Dirk Medema 1 year ago
Either you and 2 others misread the paragraph, or they received your comment and edited appropriately. Thanks I think.
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The Short Game tells the story about the best 7-year old golfers in the world competing in the world championship at Pinehurst Golf course in North Carolina. I composed additional music for The Short Game, which premiered at South by Southwest Film Festival and opened in theaters in 2013. Netflix acquired the film and made it their first Documentary Feature in 2014.
Instead of the orchestral styling of No Place on Earth, The Short Game's score was based on indie pop. The standout racks are "I Don't Break", a pop song which plays at the climax of the tournament, and "This is Life", a sweet, very long cue which closes the film.
You can watch The Short Game on Netflix and DVD.
Reviews were positive. Rotten Tomatoes rated it 83% fresh with 18 reviews. Here are a few:
Variety: Finding the most entertaining angle on one of the world's dullest sports, The Short Game has built-in word-of-mouth that should help it break out of the docu sandtrap and roll down the fairway.
Washington Post: You don't need to like golf to like — perhaps even to love — The Short Game.
New York Times: On a cuteness scale — where 10 is a fuzzy kitten yawning in a hammock — the chattily uninhibited 7- and 8-year-old golfers of The Short Game score high.
On the production side, director Josh Greenbaum talked about the logistics of shooting the Pinehurst golf tournament, which occupies a major portion of the film. 18 camera crews and a lot of difficult logistics, as covered by Filmmaker Magazine:
"For the most part, we're shooting at the children's level, not down at them," says (director) Greenbaum. He didn't want the angle of the camera to provide any editorial perspective by shooting down or up at them."
Josh Greenbaum also talked about working with kids in an interview on Golf.com:
This is a 7-year-old driving the ball 185 yards or eagling from the sand. So we had to find ways to remind you that these are kids, so those few times that they did break down or throw their clubs or start crying on the course actually helped us do that. I told the cinematographer to get the caddy or the bag or a tree in the frame while they're hitting the ball so that the audience realizes, "Oh my God! They're so tiny!"
Here is a sampling of my music in the film:
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The other day, my friend Eve and I did a food pet swap- I gave her a jar of water kefir, and she gave me a jar of buckwheat sourdough starter. I did know that you could make gluten free sourdough, but so far I hadn't got round to it.
I've tried a ton of gluten free bread recipes, and I've also invented a fair few myself, but although a lot of them taste great on the day they are made, they go stale so ridiculously fast that its almost not worth bothering, unless you've got a bunch of people to feed (or you want to eat a lot of bread *ahem* ( After a lot of googling, I found a recipe that I though I could probably tweak and adjust, to make it vegan and sugar free, and the result was absolutely delicious~ and the best part- this bread is still good to eat 3 days after its made- without toasting! Its also moist, and tangy.
Here is the link for the original recipe which I tweaked.
So, after a few adjustments, here is the recipe I've been making:
2 cups of buckwheat sourdough starter
1 cup of buckwheat flour
1 cup tapioca starch
1 and a bit cups of sourghum flour
1 cup of millet flour, or millet finely ground up in spice grinder (way cheaper 😉
2 Tbspn xantham gum
4 eggs worth of "no egg" or another egg replacer, mixed with twice as much water, and whisked to make a fluffy mush
1/3 cup melted coconut oil
3/4 Tbspn salt
sesame seeds, for sprinkling
2/3 cup of water
The original recipe had sugar in it, but as I avoid sugar, I left it out and then let the bread rise for longer, so if you don't care, 2 Tbspn sugar
Mix "egg" fluff, water and sourdough starter. Add flour salt and xantham gum, then pour coconut oil on top of flour, rub the oil into the flour a bit with your hands, and then mix the whole bowl together. It should be semi dough like, not too wet, not too dry. Now. Oil another bowl, put it all in there, cover with a cloth and leave to rest, overnight, in a warm place (I used my hot water cupboard.) Then the next day, put a piece of waxed baking paper on a baking tray, and put your dough onto the tray. Put into oven at a really low heat- 40 degrees C ish, and let it rise for half an hour (This might be different if you used sugar, you could probably just leave it on the bench with a tea towel covering it). Then, heat oven to 200degrees C, and just before you put it in the oven, slash the top with a knife and sprinkle seeds over the top. Bake for about 20 mins, until it makes a hollow sound when you hit the top of the loaf. That's it! Done.
I highly recommend finding a buckwheat sourdough starter somewhere- it makes a beautiful loaf of bread.


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the Ma and Pa
Mum, Ellie and random dolly
Ell and Ted
Trinny and Ellie
Ellie and Ted
The two little girls in these shots are my cousins kids and where just way too much fun. I ended up giving them a digital camera each and let them run about taking photos of EVERYTHING! I'll put their shots up later on following some heavy editing, because when I say they photographed everything, I do mean everything. At least twice!


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Guest Post: democracy in Switzerland
Please note: the author is not The Lovely Trixy
Minarets and direct democracy
Since last Sunday it seems that Switzerland has become a country with an intolerant population, a place where the freedom of religion doesn't count anymore. I'd like to give a reflection about this issue. What happened? The Swiss decided about an initiative, launched by the Swiss People's Party (Schweizerische Volkspartei, SVP) and other small parties and organizations, for banning the construction of minarets in Switzerland. 57% of the Swiss citizens said yes to this initiative in a referendum.
What was the case history leading to this initiative? In four different towns in Switzerland there exist minarets. Those exist since the 1960s. Since 2006 there have been applications by many Muslims all over Switzerland to build new minarets. The residents of the affected towns in Switzerland argued and protested against the construction of these new buildings. That's why a national committee launched this initiative and collected more than 100000 signatures for it: they wanted a clear and consistent rule for or against the construction of minarets in the whole country.
The minaret is not part of the religious practice of Islam. The minaret is a sign of power, rulership and conquest, which is also confirmed by experts on the Islamic culture and religion. The minaret is a symbol of a political Islam and shows its dominance in a country. In 1997, the mayor of Istanbul and today's Prime Minister of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, compared minarets with bayonets.
That's the reason why a committee started a campaign against these buildings. The minaret is only the first step of further demands. Soon afterwards they claim the Muezzin, the introducing of the Sharia law and the acceptance of those rules. We could see these developments in other countries and cities, where the beginning was similar. And now, in the suburbs of Berlin or Paris, a parallel society has established and the Sharia is the only law which counts.
And even in Switzerland we have problems with some muslim families. I am talking about girls who are not allowed to go in swimming lessons and I am talking about forced marriages. Our politicians didn't want resolve these wrongs. I don't know why, maybe because of Political Correctness, who knows. But now, after the referendum, we can talk about these problems. We can talk about what kind of Islam we want in Switzerland and which parts of it are incompatible to our laws and orders.
Please let me say: This initiative was and is not against religious freedom. Muslim people are allowed – as well as Christians, Jews, Hindi and all others – to practise their religion freely at home and in their mosques. But the minaret is not necessary for the Muslim people to pray. It is important to understand that this initiative was never against the Islamic religion. But in a Christian country it is not acceptable that other religions show signs of power or conquest. That would be a negation of the Christian roots and the origin of the Swiss culture.
The initiative was supported by the Swiss People's Party which represents the conservative-libertarian wing of the Swiss Parliament. But also feminist groups and the society of ex-muslims advised a yes. All other parties and the Swiss Federal Council – the executive of Switzerland – did not support the initiative. According to this fact, the clear result of almost 60% of yes-votes in this referendum is obvious. It represents the great majority of the Swiss voters and their will.
After the referendum, I was really shocked and upset about the reaction of the political elite and the press in foreign countries. "Switzerland is intolerant, Switzerland breaks human rights laws, Switzerland has to vote again about this initiative." What the hell is that? The initiative was launched by a committee which has collected more than 100'000 signatures for it. There was a debate in the Swiss Parliament and there were a lot of town hall meetings, talks and adversary podiums to inform the people during the referendum campaign. The discussions were factual. And now, a majority of 57% said yes to this initiative. To say that this initiative breaks human rights laws or restricts the freedom of religion, that's not true. The minaret is not necessary for praying and there are a lot of mosques – even in Islamic countries – which has no minaret.
It is a shame, that foreign countries criticise the democratic vote of the Swiss people. I think that politicians from France, the UK or Germany should resolve their problems firstly. In Britain there are Islamic fanatics who are shouting "Freedom go to hell" and "Sharia is the answer". In Holland, a stage director was killed because he produced a islam-critical movie. In Denmark, cartoons "provocated" massive and violent riots. Before those politicians say, that the freedom of religion is menaced in Switzerland, they should wonder if the freedom of speech is still in force in their own country. And a revision is no option. The Swiss will not act like the Irish: To vote until the political elite is satisfied.
The people don't want minarets; they don't want a political Islam. And not only Swiss think so. Just read the messages on Times online, Spiegel online (Germany) or Krone Zeitung (Austria). Most people also want to have a referendum about those issues. It shows me that the politicians – and the press too – are really far away from the will of the people.
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Four of the six NFL teams returning from Week 4 byes will be playing on Sunday afternoon, including the unbeaten Arizona Cardinals, who will visit the defending AFC champion Denver Broncos.
Arizona (+8) is an underdog for the third game in a row; they've gone 2-0 against the spread in their previous two games, beating the New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers by a combined 20 points.
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The Cardinals are also 6-2 against the spread in their last eight games away from home off a bye week and 7-3-1 ATS in their past 11 as a road dog. However, the Broncos are also coming off a bye week, and have been even better playing at home under that scenario, with a 13-3 mark ATS in their past 16 games. Denver is 4-1 ATS in the last five meetings, although the teams have not met since 2010 when Arizona won 43-13 as a four-point home dog according to the OddsShark NFL Database.
The St. Louis Rams and the Cleveland Browns are also playing Sunday afternoon off a bye week, and like the Cardinals, both are on the road. The Rams visit the previously unbeaten Philadelphia Eagles as 7.5-point underdogs, and have gone 4-1 ATS in their past five road games following a bye. The Browns take on the Titans as small road dogs, with the status of Tennessee starting quarterback Jake Locker still to be determined due to a wrist injury that kept him out last week. Cleveland is 3-1-1 ATS in its past five road games off a bye.
Other key games on Sunday feature a lot of home favorites according to sportsbooks monitored by OddsShark.com, including the Carolina Panthers (-2.5) vs. the Chicago Bears, the Dallas Cowboys (-7) vs. the Houston Texans, the Detroit Lions (-9) vs. the Buffalo Bills, the Indianapolis Colts (-3.5) vs. the Baltimore Ravens, the New Orleans Saints (-11) vs. the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the New York Giants (-4.5) vs. the Atlanta Falcons, the San Diego Chargers (-7) vs. the New York Jets and the San Francisco 49ers (-7) vs. the Kansas City Chiefs. The Pittsburgh Steelers (-7) are the only road favorites, visiting the winless Jacksonville Jaguars.
The most intriguing game might just be the Colts vs. Ravens matchup with both teams riding winning streaks. Indianapolis has won two straight following an 0-2 start while Baltimore has won three in a row. The Colts are 8-1 ATS in the last nine meetings, and the Ravens have gone 3-9 vs. the line in their past 12 road games against AFC South opponents. The UNDER is also 11-2 in Indy's last 13 home games vs. the AFC North.


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Work Easy, Not Hard
I know, I know, in a previous blog I said we were not going to rush to take them down. We started taking a little of it down and one thing led to another. Now, we are finished.
We undressed four artificial trees and loaded up 15 big boxes of Santa Clauses, snow men, elves, angels, reefs, and I don't know what all. That was about nineteen trips to the basement when you include the artificial trees. That is at least 38 trips up and down the stairs – after all, you have to go the boxes, that have our day to day household decorations and replace them or "swap-out".
I got my exercise.
I got a work saving idea for next year. Next year, we will bring up the decorations and the trees and decorate the house as usual. But, when we are through, we won't carry it back to the basement. We will just throw white sheets over every thing.
Instead, we will move to the basement until next Thanksgiving. Why not? Our downstairs basement is equal in square feet as our living area upstairs. The basement covers the under the whole house. We will have plenty of room. We will lives like moles in the basement among the washing machine and the dryer, tools, old stuff we can't stand to part with, books, junk, and so on. We will only have to come up topside when we are hungry and want to go to the kitchen or need to use the bathroom. Although, I think we could carry keep a bucket near by to cut down on some of those trips as well.
When company comes to visit we will just holler out the basement door in the back part of the house and tell them to just come on in, through "this door" and they can sit on all our old stuff.
Then, Thanksgiving night, the Christmas season officially starts, so we can move back topside, remove the sheets, flip on a switch to light up all the Christmas lights and we can stay there all way until the January the 1st.
Who says life has to be hard?
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What would you do if you killed or injured your partner or friend? How would you cope if you went to prison? How would you cope if you lost your job?
These are just some of the questions that Cheshire Police are asking young motorists to think about before they get behind the wheel, as part of a new campaign aimed at reducing the number of drug drivers.
Since the introduction of the Drug Drive Law in March 2015, the force has already arrested almost 500 people for drug driving, and the majority of those arrested were young men between the ages of 17 and 30.
Superintendent Bev Raistrick said: "It's disheartening to see that so many young people still believe that it is acceptable to drive whilst under the influence of drugs.
"Driving under the influence of drugs is extremely dangerous; it affects your reaction time, making it harder for you to judge your speed, judge your distance between you and other vehicles and notice potential hazards. All of this means that you are more likely to be involved in a collision whilst driving under the influence of either alcohol or drugs.
"Every day officers have to deal with the devastating consequences of drug driving, whether that is arresting offenders, attending fatal collisions or supporting families who have lost loved ones in collisions caused by drug driving."
To engage young drivers in the debate Cheshire Police have taken to social media channels with #NoGoingBack and are urging people to get involved by going online and spreading the messages to their friends and family.
Superintendent Raistrick added "We want all young drivers to think about the effects that drug driving could have on them, how they would cope if they lost a loved one? How would they cope if they lost their job?
"I truly feel that if they stepped back and thought about the consequences of their decision to drive under the influence of illegal drugs then they would change their mind. Drug driving can have a devastating impact, not only on the offenders themselves, but also on the lives of other innocent road users.
"We're also keen to reach out to the parents of young drivers and ask them to take time to talk to their children about the about the consequences of drug driving. Spending just a couple of minutes talking to their child, or showing them the #NoGoingBack video, could be the difference between life and death."
Underpinning the campaign, which has been funded by the Department of Transport, the constabulary has a number of roadside drug testing kits which will be used to specifically target suspected drug drivers.
Assistant chief constable Mark Roberts said: "Cheshire Police is committed to making Cheshire's roads safer. We will use all of the tools and powers available to us to help us achieve our goal.
"Cheshire has the highest conviction rate for drug driving in the whole of the North West, and one of the highest in the UK, so offenders are more likely to be caught in Cheshire than are anywhere else in the region.
"Anyone who is caught drug driving faces a minimum 12 month driving ban, an unlimited fine, up to six months in prison and a criminal record, this could affect their job, their family and their livelihood."
Police and crime commissioner John Dwyer added: "It's great to see that Cheshire Constabulary is taking such a proactive approach tackling drug driving.
"The consequences of drug driving can cause a ripple effect that can have catastrophic and devastating ramifications for not only the driver of the vehicle, but innocent members of the public who may become involved in the incident.
"I'm glad to see the positive stance being taken by the chief constable and officers here in Cheshire and support them in the work they do."


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Full-time, Sales Associate III - Athens Store
- 1500 Decatur Pike, Athens, TN 37303, USA
- Full-time
Company Description
Goodwill is much more than just retail stores. For more than 90 years, Chattanooga Goodwill Industries has helped people with disabilities and other disadvantages get the training and support they need to find competitive employment in the community.
Since 1923, we've been in the business of empowering people through work and employment. We provide a hand up, not a handout, to people who face a variety of barriers. Challenges might be mental, physical and emotional disabilities or other disadvantages such as a lack of education or a long absence from the working world. We offer them job training and other resources they need to find and keep a job. People who come to Goodwill want to be self-sufficient members of the community. They know the sense of independence and self-worth that comes with earning a paycheck.
Funding for these programs and services comes from the sale of donated items in Goodwill retail stores; from personal, corporate and state financial contributions; and from contract labor services that Goodwill provides to businesses and government.
Goodwill is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, which means that all donations are fully tax-deductible as allowed by law. We are a member agency of Goodwill Industries International and United Way of Greater Chattanooga, and we are accredited by CARF.
Job Description
The Sales Associate III provides excellent customer service to customers and donors. The Sales Associate III assists the Lead Sales Associate in training new sales associates, as well as serves as a fourth key holder to open and close the store as needed.
Performs supervision as needed in the absence of the Store Manager and Assistant Store Manager.
- Supports customers at point of sale to ensure a great shopping experience
- Receives and processes all cash and credit card payments through a POS system according to standard procedures
- Responsible for assisting in the preparation of bank deposits and change, has access to the safe combination and is considered the fourth key holder
- Assists in training new Sales Associates
- When not assisting customers, arranges floor displays, gets processed items to the floor in a timely manner, and maintains dressing rooms
- Maintains clean and orderly checkout areas
- Other duties as needed
This position requires moving and standing in one place for extended periods of time. Bending, stooping, reaching, twisting, lifting pushing, pulling and moving items is also required.
High school diploma or equivalent is required, and at least one year retail experience is preferred.
POS experience and prior management or team lead experience
Must have strong communication skills and work well with others. Must be courteous and efficient, and highly skilled in providing prompt and friendly service. Cash handling, strong math skills, the ability to multitask and be detail oriented and highly observant is a plus.
Additional Information
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Her hair cascaded down her back as her eyes sparkled with a smile with unexplained joy as she looked at me, she was like a siren. Calling me in with her smile.
Something about her had me rooted to the spot, unable to move despite my will to continue home and rest for the night. It wasn't like I had the urge to investigate this mysterious beauty further I just genuinely could move no further, like my legs were frozen solid.
A strange feeling began crawling through me, a feeling of unease. The hair on the back of my neck prickled and my blood ran cold as I saw her move, an unexplained feeling.
This woman had never done anything to me in the past in fact I had never met her before, so why did a single movement from her make me shudder?
This woman had never done anything to me in the past in fact I had never met her before, so why did a single movement from her make me shudder?
I glanced around in hope of finding something else that would peak my interest, anything that could take my mind off the mystery woman and perhaps let me move again. Sadly there was nothing apart from buildings that were hidden behind rows of trees.
When I looked back towards the wall where the woman was leaning I was surprised to find that she was gone but that I still couldn't move and the feeling of dread was still rushing over me. My hands were shaking and my stomach was full of butterflies.
A movement across the floor caught my attention, making me jump in shock. Considering its size I didn't know how I had managed to over look the figure crawling across the floor, part of me wished I hadn't noticed it just now.
My heart instantly faltered with a few beats and the lump got bigger causing my breath to catch in my chest, my shivering turned into full blown shakes as I surveyed the figure on the floor.
It was the woman, she was skeletally thin and her skin was deathly grey, her lips had turned blue whilst her once blonde hair had become more of a grey colour, matted with dirt and blood. There was no denying that she looked a lot healthier and…alive…when she was leaning against the wall a few feet away.
My eyes slowly scanned down her body which was led out on the concrete, nausea hit me in a second and I felt the colour drain from my face as I saw the trail of blood where her legs should be.
How was this woman still moving?
Her dead eyes looked up at me as she slowly reached out to me, her cold lips parting slowly and strange strangled noises left her throat.
My own throat went dry as I stared into her eyes and my body continued to betray my mind which was still crying out
for me to move, run away and not to look back.
for me to move, run away and not to look back.
It started screaming for me to move as I watched her reach down to where her legs should have been and pulled out a scythe that was covered in dried blood, where that had come from I couldn't tell and it was the last thing I was capable of thinking about right now.
With the fear of death looming upon me my mind went blank; no life flashed before my eyes, no last wishes for friends and family….just fear.
She was going to make me like her, take my legs and let me bleed to death where I stood and it all started with a simple look her way.


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Our Daily Lunches – week 23 (5/6-9/6)
A few International twists along a Swedish Classic!
June is already here and that means Sweden is celebrating it's birthday! Tuesday June 6th is the Swedish National Day and yet another "red day". On Tuesday we'll be having a classic Swedish dish to celebrate so come on up and join us! You'll also be able to have a great view of the races happening at Gärdet from our restaurant or Skybar.
As always, our lunches cost 125 SEK and if you book a table the elevator trip is free of charge. Coffee, tea, water, bread and a simple salad buffet is included as well.
We'll be starting the week off serving plaice with a Danish remoulade sauce that's made in house. Alongside the fish will be buttered potatoes. Our meat option for Monday will be a casserole made from a mix of chorizo and salsiccia sausage served on rice. We've chosen a mild chorizo sausage to pair together with the otherwise mild salsiccia. So don't worry it won't be super spicy! If you have somewhat of a "weaker" palate then don't forget water is available at all times (and booze!).
Tuesday will see our chefs cooking up some haddock, mashed potatoes, horseradish and a browned butter sauce. Horseradish is typically quite tasteless and odorless, but once the plant cells break down (by chopping, chewing, cutting etc) it releases a chemical known as a mustard oil. This is why it burns a little when we eat it. Hash Bellman will be served on Tuesday which is quite fitting as it's the Swedish National Day as well. A hash is usually cut or chopped bits of meat and/or potatoes fried together. Hash Bellman uses strictly beef as it's meat and is cooked together with a cream sauce. The dish is named after the famous Swedish poet, Carl Michael Bellman who is a central figure in the Swedish literature and music scene, even to this day.
On Wednesday we'll be serving saithe baked together with chilli and served with chorizo, rice & beans and yoghurt. Not entirely a meat free dish but give this Central American styled fish dish a chance! Alternatively there will be blackened-chicken served together with creamed corn and roasted veggies.
Thursday's two lunch dishes will be salted cod and veggies together with a lemony-hollandaise. A beef patty will be your other option. This'll be served alongside potatoes, lingonberries and a cream sauce. This is another Swedish classic that shouldn't be missed!
We all like to end the working week on a good note, so on Friday we'll be sprucing up our fish dish. Sesame baked cod is being served with jasmine rice and a special soya infused brown butter sauce. Otherwise a veal roast together with a root vegetable medley and a green pepper sauce will be available as well.
This week's salad will be a tasty chicken salad tossed with our in-house grilled pepper sauce. This isn't anything spicy so don't worry!
Boost your immune system with this week's vegetarian dish! We'll be serving beets with a chèvre cream sauce, pine nuts and broccoli. Chèvre is a french cheese made from goats milk and pairs great with beets and broccoli.


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Siegfried Sassoon
Siegfried Sassoon (1886 - 1967 / Kent / England)
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I have an obsession.
Besides cleaning and wine.
It's this:
I would like you to meet my kryptonite. The London Fog. It is God's gift to me. He loves me and this proves it. It is nectar sent from Heaven.
I am not being dramatic.
And in order to weaken you as well to The London Fog's power, here is how to make them:
1. Add roughly a tablespoon(ish) of sweetener (maple syrup, honey, etc.) to a mug, depending on how sweet you like it.
2. Add roughly a teaspoon(ish) of vanilla extract to a mug. Use the good stuff – not the imitation vanilla. The vanilla is the power-player in this drink.
3. Fill half of the mug with hot water and put one Earl Grey teabag in to steep for a few minutes. Stuart usually stirs this with a spoon to make sure all the goods get mixed in.
4. Steam some milk nice and hot. Use organic whole milk! (Trust me it's worth it!) We use our espresso maker to do this, but I have also done it on the stove and it works well (just stir, stir, stir it so that the milk doesn't scald!)
5. Fill the top half of the mug with the steamed, hot milk and stir the mixture (gently!) so that all the goods can mingle.
Friend, meet The London Fog:
Try it. Do it. You have to. I dare you. I am peer-pressuring you.
Let me know what you think!
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