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Edited by smilez_facez. This is my first entry in the NT, hope you like it!
Standing there was a yellow Lupe. He was panting heavily, and his armor was muddy. He must have been sixteen or seventeen, and his face matched that of some other well known character.
"Wha--?" Jeran began, but the other Lupe interrupted him.
"Please help! They're gonna hurt her!" he cried.
“Whoa whoa whoa!" Jeran said. "Slow down, who is?"
“Them," the younger knight replied. "I don't know what to do, they said if I don't give it to them, they'll kill us both!"
"I did give you the details," the yellow Lupe snapped. "What else do you want to hear?"
"Let's start at the beginning; what's your name?" asked the tall blue Lupe.
"Tormund? Well, in that case I'd guess when you mean 'her'..."
"Roberta," Tormund panted. "You were the only person I could turn to..."
"I found this map," Tor explained, holding up an old tattered piece of paper. "It leads to some treasure or something, but they found me and the map. I escaped and tried to get to Roberta, but they got there first. Now the whole castle is under some spell and no one could get in or out! If I don't give them the map, they'll kill me, and they already can hurt my friend."
Jeran threw on his armor. "Com'n! There's not a moment to lose!"
The two of them set off for Brightvale.
"Then hurry up!" Jeran ordered. The two hurried along the path and within an hour had Brightvale castle in sight.
"How are we gonna get in?" Tor asked his companion.
"The front door?" Jeran replied.
"Tried that already," the yellow Lupe said.
"Well, I didn't." Jeran walked at a quick pace towards the castle gates, and suddenly bumped into something invisible.
"I forgot to tell you about the force field, it's holding everyone in," said Tor. "Nothing can break it." Jeran was stabbing his sword in the invisible wall, but it kept bouncing back out.
"It's sound proof," Tor said.
"We-ell... It's gives you an electric shock if you don't leave it alone," Tor said as Jeran jumped back from the electric shock.
"Thanks a lot, Tormund," snapped a very annoyed Jeran.
Tor froze. "You smell that?" he asked.
Jeran sniffed the air. "Smells like freshly baked blueberry pie... Those are so good," he said.
"It's coming from the palace," Tor explained.
"Must not be smell proof," said the other Lupe.
"We could get in like that!" Tor cried out excitedly.
"How? Turn ourselves into fumes of something and let the wind blow us in? If you remember, Kayla’s in Meridell, so there is no way that could happen."
"Sheesh, be serious, I thought you were a leader, one that means business with no sense of humor," Tor said.
Jeran frowned. "Who wants no sense of humor? That makes a guy boring."
"Yeah, well, most heroes are boring because they have no sense of humor," Tor said.
"Where did those people tell you to drop off the map?" the blue Lupe asked suddenly.
"I know how to free the castle," Jeran said with a mischievous grin.
Tor stood nervously in the clearing in the woods. "I- I've got the map," he said loudly.
A large Ogrin emerged from somewhere behind the bushes surrounding the area. "Let's have it," he growled.
"First release the spell," Tor replied.
"I'll do that after you give me the map," the Ogrin said, taking a dagger out of his coat.
Tor stared at the dagger, then placed his hand on his own sword. "How do I know I could trust you?" he asked.
"You're going to have to," was the gruff reply.
"Won't do it," Tor said. "Take out whatever you cast the spell with, undo it, then take me there to see, and once that happens it'll be yours."
Suddenly a loud hiccup came from behind some bushes.
"What was that?" The Ogrin asked.
"What was what?" Tor replied, hoping Jeran wouldn't do that again.
"There it was again," the Ogrin said, walking towards the bush with his dagger in his hand.
He pulled the bush away.
"Oh hello," said the blue Acara. "I sort of—hic—was, er... hic..."
"Where?" Jeran jumped out of a different bush, covered in branches and leaves, his sword drawn.
"Time for me to depart..." The Ogrin fled into the forest, out of sight of the trio, seeing he was outnumbered.
"I—hic! managed to—hic reverse the spell and—hic, hurried off into the direction I—hic saw you head off to. Then I—hic got the hiccups," Roberta explained.
"I can see that," Jeran said.
"Did you hold your breath?" Tor asked.
"Yeah, hic as long as I could, hic, forty long seconds, hic didn't work," Roberta said.
"Hold on a sec," Tor said and disappeared into the trees. "BOO!" He screamed suddenly jumping at the Acara. She didn’t even flinch.
"Don't do that, you made me jump!" Jeran said.
"Didn't work," Roberta said, rolling her eyes.
"Stand on your head?" Jeran suggested jokingly as he handed her his water bottle.
"Doesn't work," Roberta said then drank a little, getting rid of her hiccups. "Anyway, all gone, come on, what next?"
"We find the treasure," Tor grinned. "Oh, by the way, you can go home, Jeran," he added.
"Thanks a lot," the Lupe hero said. "Can I hang around? Please?"
Roberta giggled. "You two are acting like little kids; now come on, or we won't find the treasure."
"Where to?" Jeran asked, looking at Tor.
"Hmm... Wonder what these strange markings are on here," Tor said, looking at the map. Jeran looked at it and turned the map over.
"Ah ha! I knew it! I knew it!" Tor said, studying the map some more.
"Okay, I think we just turned into the pathetic group of dumb comedians trying to find a treasure they don't even deserve," Roberta said in disgust.
"Look who's talking!" Tor snapped. "You're the one who said we were in Fyora's tower when we were in Edna's swamp!"
"Well, I heard it had been turned into a swamp because of the Darkest Faerie!" Roberta snapped back.
"Okay, you got me completely lost there," Jeran the brave said.
"It didn't even resemble Fyora's tower!" Tor shrieked.
"You guys are gonna wake up the monsters, and I'm tired and not exactly in the mood for a fight..." Jeran said quietly.
"Of course it didn't! That's becau-" Roberta froze. "What was that?" she whispered.
"Sounded like the mutants, the ones that destroyed Gevern village, they were huge and ugly, and..."
"Yeah, I never heard of it," Roberta said biting her lip.
"That's because it was destroyed by the beasts," Jeran said simply.
"I'm getting out of here!" Tor ran off in the same direction the Ogrin had fled to. Roberta and Jeran were right behind him.
Can't believe they fell for it, Jeran thought in amusement. As you know, no Gevern exists, nor existed, and neither did the mutants exist. The trio crashed through the forest, two of them in terror, the third just to play along with the game. Suddenly they were running in mid-air.
"Ahhhhhh!" everyone screamed as they fell into a river. Jeran grabbed a floating log. Roberta managed to grab on too, helping her best friend to catch on. The three of them clung to the log like mice as they were dragged along with the current.
"This isn't so bad," Tor said cheerfully.
"Yeah, even that waterfall over there is harmless," Roberta replied.
"Waterfall?!" the three of them screamed together. Tor squeezed his eyes shut as the water beneath him disappeared and he felt himself falling. They landed with a loud splash and remembered nothing more.
Roberta was the first to open her eyes. Jungle-like trees covered in moss surrounded her. Strange birds' chirping filled the hot and humid air. It was obviously somewhere in Mystery Island.
"Hello?" she called. No one replied.
"Over here!" came the familiar voice of Tormund. "Get me down!"
Roberta followed the sound of his voice and pushing her way past some branches, saw a scene that made her laugh.
Jeran was lying on his back on a huge rock by the waterfall with his head hanging upside-down while polishing his sword with a huge leaf. And Tor, entirely upside-down hanging by a vine connected to a humongous tree, with an angry scowl on his face.
"What are you doing, Tor?" Roberta laughed.
"Oh, just hanging around," said the Lupe. "Now get me down!"
Jeran watched as Roberta took out a small knife and climbing up the tree managed to reach the vine Tor was hanging from.
"Ouch!" Tor shouted as he landed on the forest floor. "I can save you from the mutant but who's gonna save me from you?"
"Sorry..." the Acara apologized as she landed on top of him.
"Follow me," Jeran said, leading them into the jungle, using his sword to cut away vines and poison ivy to clear a path.
After a couple hours of hiking in the hot mosquito-invaded jungle, the trees suddenly disappeared and the trio stood in front of a huge ancient temple.
"Touché," Tor said in awe, taking out his sword.
"Jeepers," Jeran said; it was the only other exclamation he could think of at the time being.
"I don't know where this map leads to, but this is even better!" Tor said excitedly, running into the ex-courtyard. Jeran followed, but walking, and more cautious. Roberta stood where she was, ready to send a blast of magic if necessary without the stress of saving her own life getting in the way.
"The traps are probably inside!" Jeran called. "Come on and keep an eye on us from in here!"
Roberta cautiously crossed the courtyard and stepped inside the old structure, Jeran and Tor were already standing in front of a huge door a few hundred yards away blocking the way to inside the tomb itself. A large square structure, with a small hole with room for something to slip through was in the middle. It had a strange structure on it. It looked somewhat like the solar system. The two Lupes were studying a bunch of inscriptions written on the door.
"What could this mean?" Tor asked Jeran. The older Lupe shrugged.
"Maybe Roberta knows," he said.
"That will be enough," said a demanding voice. The two Lupes turned around.
A red Scorchio was standing with two huge Kougras on either side of him, in a guarding motion. One had a grasp on Roberta, with one hand covering her mouth.
"Let's have the map." The Ogrin stepped out of the shadows and reached out to take the map from Tor.
"I don't think so," Tor growled, reaching for his sword. Jeran already had his drawn.
"The deal's still on," the Ogrin said with an evil laugh, taking out his dagger and holding it up to Roberta's throat. "Give me the map, or she dies."
"Now wait a minute, that wouldn't be fair, because if I don't give you the map, you'll kill her and that'll be a big loss," said Tor.
"Who asked your opinion?" Tor snapped.
"Let's have the map," the Ogrin named Kevin ordered.
Unwillingly Tor reached out and handed the map to Kevin.
"What about your end of the bargain?" Tor demanded.
"Not until I have my treasure," the Scorchio named Sir Jones said. Jeran and Tor watched as Kevin walked up to the door, looking carefully at the map.
"Lead the way, Borodere!" Sir Jones growled.
Jeran opened the huge door. It opened to reveal a flaming hall. A black character fell out, obviously burnt from the fiery room. The huge fire died down, leaving small lights along cracks and corners, but the path was clear.
"We're in a volcano!" Jeran exclaimed. Carefully, he took a large rock lying on the ground and tossed it along the floor inside. The corridor immediately went alight. Sir Jones pointed at Jeran.
Roberta looked at Tor, and managed to catch his eye. He understood.
"I, er, also found this." Tor pulled a slit of metal with holes in different shapes. He walked up to the structure in the middle of the room, and put the metal page inside the hole that was made to put that item inside. The planets on the structure above began to move around, until they were all lined up, facing the door. It went alight again, and died down.
Jeran stepped carefully into the hall, looking from side to side, aware of everything around him. He held his sword tightly. At the sixth tile there was a click and an arrow shot out of the wall. Jeran's sword was up in a split second, blocking him from the arrows flying out. Tor watched nervously. He picked up the map and slipped it into a cut in the wall. The arrows stopped immediately.
Everyone descended into the dim-lit hall, up to another door. Jeran pushed it open and stepped in. Then he jumped back as huge boulder landed in the spot he'd stood in. He stepped around it carefully and walked up to the final door. It was even larger than the first door and had a tiny hole possibly for a key.
"The key," Sir Jones said, his hands shaking with excitement. He reached into his coat and took out a small thin key. He stuck it in the door and carefully turned.
Roberta watched with wide eyes struggling to reach her wand. Slowly, the door swung open into a huge chamber with cobwebs and skeleton bones, but no treasure.
Sir Jones growled at Jeran. "If I don't get my treasure, you don't get the girl! Kill her! Kill them all!"
But it was just so that Roberta pulled her wand from her clothes and zapped the Kougra as he began to give a murderous squeeze. Breaking free she ran over to her companions and the three of them took off, crashing blindly through the forest with the criminals close in pursuit.
"What now?" Tor screamed as they ran.
"We have to get back to the waterfall!" Jeran said, panting.
"Why don't we just fight them?" Tor asked.
"We shouldn't if unnecessary," Roberta replied. Her hair was matted with twigs and leaves, and it was flying out behind her as she ran.
"I'd say this is pretty necessary!" Tor snapped.
"Get them!" They heard Sir Jones's voice come from not far behind them.
"They're gaining on us!" Tor screamed.
Jeran looked back. Sure enough, the Scorchio and his servants weren't any further away.
"I'm too young to die!" Tor cried. Suddenly they were running in mid air.
"Why are we always falling?" Roberta asked.
"I'd say this is the third time," Jeran replied.
"Don't worry, Bobbie!" Tor shouted. "I’ll save you!"
“Oh, goody,” Roberta said sarcastically.
"Here we go again!" Jeran shouted as they fell into the huge pit.
They hit the bottom and landed on their feet.
"Ahem, that's quite a big pit. But I can still see the jungle, only I'm a foot shorter," Roberta said.
"Hey, they stopped chasing us!" Tor exclaimed.
"For how long?" Jeran replied.
"Let's get out of here while we can," Jeran advised. They stepped out of the "bottomless pit" and continued into the jungle. After another few hours of hiking the trees thinned out to reveal the Mystery Island beach.
Neopets were all over enjoying some fun in the sun. Jeran tapped a Mynci on the shoulder.
"Excuse me, but could you point the quickest way to the dock?" the blue Lupe asked.
The Mynci nodded and pointed down the beach. The trio followed his directions and soon arrived at the dock and caught the first boat to Meridell.
“Well, here we are," Jeran said.
"Home sweet home," Tor added. Roberta started to walk off to Brightvale. Tor waved.
"See ya later, Bobbie!" he called. Jeran headed to Meridell castle, but watched the other two disappear in the distance.
"Well, that was interesting," he said to himself. And walked to Meridell castle, wondering if he'd see them again.

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edited by smilez_facez. this is my first entry in the nt, hope you like it!
standing there was a yellow lupe. he was panting heavily, and his armor was muddy. he must have been sixteen or seventeen, and his face matched that of some other well known character.
"wha--?" jeran began, but the other lupe interrupted him.
"please help! they're gonna hurt her!" he cried.
“whoa whoa whoa!" jeran said. "slow down, who is?"
“them," the younger knight replied. "i don't know what to do, they said if i don't give it to them, they'll kill us both!"
"i did give you the details," the yellow lupe snapped. "what else do you want to hear?"
"let's start at the beginning; what's your name?" asked the tall blue lupe.
"tormund? well, in that case i'd guess when you mean 'her'..."
"roberta," tormund panted. "you were the only person i could turn to..."
"i found this map," tor explained, holding up an old tattered piece of paper. "it leads to some treasure or something, but they found me and the map. i escaped and tried to get to roberta, but they got there first. now the whole castle is under some spell and no one could get in or out! if i don't give them the map, they'll kill me, and they already can hurt my friend."
jeran threw on his armor. "com'n! there's not a moment to lose!"
the two of them set off for brightvale.
"then hurry up!" jeran ordered. the two hurried along the path and within an hour had brightvale castle in sight.
"how are we gonna get in?" tor asked his companion.
"the front door?" jeran replied.
"tried that already," the yellow lupe said.
"well, i didn't." jeran walked at a quick pace towards the castle gates, and suddenly bumped into something invisible.
"i forgot to tell you about the force field, it's holding everyone in," said tor. "nothing can break it." jeran was stabbing his sword in the invisible wall, but it kept bouncing back out.
"it's sound proof," tor said.
"we-ell... it's gives you an electric shock if you don't leave it alone," tor said as jeran jumped back from the electric shock.
"thanks a lot, tormund," snapped a very annoyed jeran.
tor froze. "you smell that?" he asked.
jeran sniffed the air. "smells like freshly baked blueberry pie... those are so good," he said.
"it's coming from the palace," tor explained.
"must not be smell proof," said the other lupe.
"we could get in like that!" tor cried out excitedly.
"how? turn ourselves into fumes of something and let the wind blow us in? if you remember, kayla’s in meridell, so there is no way that could happen."
"sheesh, be serious, i thought you were a leader, one that means business with no sense of humor," tor said.
jeran frowned. "who wants no sense of humor? that makes a guy boring."
"yeah, well, most heroes are boring because they have no sense of humor," tor said.
"where did those people tell you to drop off the map?" the blue lupe asked suddenly.
"i know how to free the castle," jeran said with a mischievous grin.
tor stood nervously in the clearing in the woods. "i- i've got the map," he said loudly.
a large ogrin emerged from somewhere behind the bushes surrounding the area. "let's have it," he growled.
"first release the spell," tor replied.
"i'll do that after you give me the map," the ogrin said, taking a dagger out of his coat.
tor stared at the dagger, then placed his hand on his own sword. "how do i know i could trust you?" he asked.
"you're going to have to," was the gruff reply.
"won't do it," tor said. "take out whatever you cast the spell with, undo it, then take me there to see, and once that happens it'll be yours."
suddenly a loud hiccup came from behind some bushes.
"what was that?" the ogrin asked.
"what was what?" tor replied, hoping jeran wouldn't do that again.
"there it was again," the ogrin said, walking towards the bush with his dagger in his hand.
he pulled the bush away.
"oh hello," said the blue acara. "i sort of—hic—was, er... hic..."
"where?" jeran jumped out of a different bush, covered in branches and leaves, his sword drawn.
"time for me to depart..." the ogrin fled into the forest, out of sight of the trio, seeing he was outnumbered.
"i—hic! managed to—hic reverse the spell and—hic, hurried off into the direction i—hic saw you head off to. then i—hic got the hiccups," roberta explained.
"i can see that," jeran said.
"did you hold your breath?" tor asked.
"yeah, hic as long as i could, hic, forty long seconds, hic didn't work," roberta said.
"hold on a sec," tor said and disappeared into the trees. "boo!" he screamed suddenly jumping at the acara. she didn’t even flinch.
"don't do that, you made me jump!" jeran said.
"didn't work," roberta said, rolling her eyes.
"stand on your head?" jeran suggested jokingly as he handed her his water bottle.
"doesn't work," roberta said then drank a little, getting rid of her hiccups. "anyway, all gone, come on, what next?"
"we find the treasure," tor grinned. "oh, by the way, you can go home, jeran," he added.
"thanks a lot," the lupe hero said. "can i hang around? please?"
roberta giggled. "you two are acting like little kids; now come on, or we won't find the treasure."
"where to?" jeran asked, looking at tor.
"hmm... wonder what these strange markings are on here," tor said, looking at the map. jeran looked at it and turned the map over.
"ah ha! i knew it! i knew it!" tor said, studying the map some more.
"okay, i think we just turned into the pathetic group of dumb comedians trying to find a treasure they don't even deserve," roberta said in disgust.
"look who's talking!" tor snapped. "you're the one who said we were in fyora's tower when we were in edna's swamp!"
"well, i heard it had been turned into a swamp because of the darkest faerie!" roberta snapped back.
"okay, you got me completely lost there," jeran the brave said.
"it didn't even resemble fyora's tower!" tor shrieked.
"you guys are gonna wake up the monsters, and i'm tired and not exactly in the mood for a fight..." jeran said quietly.
"of course it didn't! that's becau-" roberta froze. "what was that?" she whispered.
"sounded like the mutants, the ones that destroyed gevern village, they were huge and ugly, and..."
"yeah, i never heard of it," roberta said biting her lip.
"that's because it was destroyed by the beasts," jeran said simply.
"i'm getting out of here!" tor ran off in the same direction the ogrin had fled to. roberta and jeran were right behind him.
can't believe they fell for it, jeran thought in amusement. as you know, no gevern exists, nor existed, and neither did the mutants exist. the trio crashed through the forest, two of them in terror, the third just to play along with the game. suddenly they were running in mid-air.
"ahhhhhh!" everyone screamed as they fell into a river. jeran grabbed a floating log. roberta managed to grab on too, helping her best friend to catch on. the three of them clung to the log like mice as they were dragged along with the current.
"this isn't so bad," tor said cheerfully.
"yeah, even that waterfall over there is harmless," roberta replied.
"waterfall?!" the three of them screamed together. tor squeezed his eyes shut as the water beneath him disappeared and he felt himself falling. they landed with a loud splash and remembered nothing more.
roberta was the first to open her eyes. jungle-like trees covered in moss surrounded her. strange birds' chirping filled the hot and humid air. it was obviously somewhere in mystery island.
"hello?" she called. no one replied.
"over here!" came the familiar voice of tormund. "get me down!"
roberta followed the sound of his voice and pushing her way past some branches, saw a scene that made her laugh.
jeran was lying on his back on a huge rock by the waterfall with his head hanging upside-down while polishing his sword with a huge leaf. and tor, entirely upside-down hanging by a vine connected to a humongous tree, with an angry scowl on his face.
"what are you doing, tor?" roberta laughed.
"oh, just hanging around," said the lupe. "now get me down!"
jeran watched as roberta took out a small knife and climbing up the tree managed to reach the vine tor was hanging from.
"ouch!" tor shouted as he landed on the forest floor. "i can save you from the mutant but who's gonna save me from you?"
"sorry..." the acara apologized as she landed on top of him.
"follow me," jeran said, leading them into the jungle, using his sword to cut away vines and poison ivy to clear a path.
after a couple hours of hiking in the hot mosquito-invaded jungle, the trees suddenly disappeared and the trio stood in front of a huge ancient temple.
"touché," tor said in awe, taking out his sword.
"jeepers," jeran said; it was the only other exclamation he could think of at the time being.
"i don't know where this map leads to, but this is even better!" tor said excitedly, running into the ex-courtyard. jeran followed, but walking, and more cautious. roberta stood where she was, ready to send a blast of magic if necessary without the stress of saving her own life getting in the way.
"the traps are probably inside!" jeran called. "come on and keep an eye on us from in here!"
roberta cautiously crossed the courtyard and stepped inside the old structure, jeran and tor were already standing in front of a huge door a few hundred yards away blocking the way to inside the tomb itself. a large square structure, with a small hole with room for something to slip through was in the middle. it had a strange structure on it. it looked somewhat like the solar system. the two lupes were studying a bunch of inscriptions written on the door.
"what could this mean?" tor asked jeran. the older lupe shrugged.
"maybe roberta knows," he said.
"that will be enough," said a demanding voice. the two lupes turned around.
a red scorchio was standing with two huge kougras on either side of him, in a guarding motion. one had a grasp on roberta, with one hand covering her mouth.
"let's have the map." the ogrin stepped out of the shadows and reached out to take the map from tor.
"i don't think so," tor growled, reaching for his sword. jeran already had his drawn.
"the deal's still on," the ogrin said with an evil laugh, taking out his dagger and holding it up to roberta's throat. "give me the map, or she dies."
"now wait a minute, that wouldn't be fair, because if i don't give you the map, you'll kill her and that'll be a big loss," said tor.
"who asked your opinion?" tor snapped.
"let's have the map," the ogrin named kevin ordered.
unwillingly tor reached out and handed the map to kevin.
"what about your end of the bargain?" tor demanded.
"not until i have my treasure," the scorchio named sir jones said. jeran and tor watched as kevin walked up to the door, looking carefully at the map.
"lead the way, borodere!" sir jones growled.
jeran opened the huge door. it opened to reveal a flaming hall. a black character fell out, obviously burnt from the fiery room. the huge fire died down, leaving small lights along cracks and corners, but the path was clear.
"we're in a volcano!" jeran exclaimed. carefully, he took a large rock lying on the ground and tossed it along the floor inside. the corridor immediately went alight. sir jones pointed at jeran.
roberta looked at tor, and managed to catch his eye. he understood.
"i, er, also found this." tor pulled a slit of metal with holes in different shapes. he walked up to the structure in the middle of the room, and put the metal page inside the hole that was made to put that item inside. the planets on the structure above began to move around, until they were all lined up, facing the door. it went alight again, and died down.
jeran stepped carefully into the hall, looking from side to side, aware of everything around him. he held his sword tightly. at the sixth tile there was a click and an arrow shot out of the wall. jeran's sword was up in a split second, blocking him from the arrows flying out. tor watched nervously. he picked up the map and slipped it into a cut in the wall. the arrows stopped immediately.
everyone descended into the dim-lit hall, up to another door. jeran pushed it open and stepped in. then he jumped back as huge boulder landed in the spot he'd stood in. he stepped around it carefully and walked up to the final door. it was even larger than the first door and had a tiny hole possibly for a key.
"the key," sir jones said, his hands shaking with excitement. he reached into his coat and took out a small thin key. he stuck it in the door and carefully turned.
roberta watched with wide eyes struggling to reach her wand. slowly, the door swung open into a huge chamber with cobwebs and skeleton bones, but no treasure.
sir jones growled at jeran. "if i don't get my treasure, you don't get the girl! kill her! kill them all!"
but it was just so that roberta pulled her wand from her clothes and zapped the kougra as he began to give a murderous squeeze. breaking free she ran over to her companions and the three of them took off, crashing blindly through the forest with the criminals close in pursuit.
"what now?" tor screamed as they ran.
"we have to get back to the waterfall!" jeran said, panting.
"why don't we just fight them?" tor asked.
"we shouldn't if unnecessary," roberta replied. her hair was matted with twigs and leaves, and it was flying out behind her as she ran.
"i'd say this is pretty necessary!" tor snapped.
"get them!" they heard sir jones's voice come from not far behind them.
"they're gaining on us!" tor screamed.
jeran looked back. sure enough, the scorchio and his servants weren't any further away.
"i'm too young to die!" tor cried. suddenly they were running in mid air.
"why are we always falling?" roberta asked.
"i'd say this is the third time," jeran replied.
"don't worry, bobbie!" tor shouted. "i’ll save you!"
“oh, goody,” roberta said sarcastically.
"here we go again!" jeran shouted as they fell into the huge pit.
they hit the bottom and landed on their feet.
"ahem, that's quite a big pit. but i can still see the jungle, only i'm a foot shorter," roberta said.
"hey, they stopped chasing us!" tor exclaimed.
"for how long?" jeran replied.
"let's get out of here while we can," jeran advised. they stepped out of the "bottomless pit" and continued into the jungle. after another few hours of hiking the trees thinned out to reveal the mystery island beach.
neopets were all over enjoying some fun in the sun. jeran tapped a mynci on the shoulder.
"excuse me, but could you point the quickest way to the dock?" the blue lupe asked.
the mynci nodded and pointed down the beach. the trio followed his directions and soon arrived at the dock and caught the first boat to meridell.
“well, here we are," jeran said.
"home sweet home," tor added. roberta started to walk off to brightvale. tor waved.
"see ya later, bobbie!" he called. jeran headed to meridell castle, but watched the other two disappear in the distance.
"well, that was interesting," he said to himself. and walked to meridell castle, wondering if he'd see them again.


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Want to be a composer? You don’t even have to be able to write it down. The stuff that gets written down is only a recipe, remember?—like the stuff in Ronnie Williams’s MACHA book. If you can think design, you can execute design—it’s only a bunch of air molecules, who’s gonna check up on you?
 Start a piece at some time.
 Cause something to happen over a period of time (it doesn’t matter what happens in your ‘time hole’—we have critics to tell us whether it’s any good or not, so we won’t worry about that part).
 End the piece at some time (or keep it going, telling the audience it is a ‘work in progress’).
 Get a part-time job so you can continue to do stuff like this.
Pleasantly outrageous words, these. I wonder if what Zappa says about composers here can be said mutatis mutandis about philosophers. A philosopher too is a guy (yes, it’s still unfortunately predominantly a guy, although it clearly does not have to be) who goes around forcing his will on unsuspecting molecules, often with the assistance of unsuspecting musicians—except that what a philosopher makes with these molecules is not a sonic event (music) but a discursive event, that is, a speech or a text, and the ‘musicians’ whose assistance a philosopher avails himself or herself of are those people whose job it is to do things by manipulating discursive-event constituting molecules, that is, people who live by talking and writing, that is, pretty much ‘ordinary people’.
Declare one’s intention to create a ‘work of philosophy’.
Start a piece at some time—produce a first sentence.
End the piece at some time, (or keep it going, telling the audience it is a ‘work in progress’).
Does one have to satisfy some conditions to be in a position to perform the speech act described in Step 1, namely that of declaring oneself to be an author of a philosophical work? No degree in philosophy should be necessary (just as no degree is necessary in order for one to be able to declare one’s intention to create a musical composition), but as a matter of fact, for better or worse, one’s qualifications do affect one’s chance of securing the necessary uptake, that is, one’s chance of having the declared intention acknowledged.
The last two steps are very important. Ending a work of philosophy is, I feel, just as difficult as beginning it (I wonder to what extent this can be said about a work of music). This evidently has much to do with the question of the end of a philosophical work—what philosophy is for, and whether it can ever attain that end. Given the rate at which academic papers (presumably satisfactorily ‘finished’ works) are produced and published, however, I would have to say that this difficulty is not currently very widely felt.
The idea behind the punchline that is Step 5 is that one shouldn’t really expect to be able to earn one’s living just by doing stuff like this. And that, I think, is as true of philosophy as of music. And in this regard philosophers are much more fortunate than composers. Not that it is easy to continue philosophising and earn one’s living by doing so; just that it is still easier than earning one’s living by continuing to compose music. No justice, and not much sense—or is it only fair and there is only too much sense?

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want to be a composer? you don’t even have to be able to write it down. the stuff that gets written down is only a recipe, remember?—like the stuff in ronnie williams’s macha book. if you can think design, you can execute design—it’s only a bunch of air molecules, who’s gonna check up on you?
 start a piece at some time.
 cause something to happen over a period of time (it doesn’t matter what happens in your ‘time hole’—we have critics to tell us whether it’s any good or not, so we won’t worry about that part).
 end the piece at some time (or keep it going, telling the audience it is a ‘work in progress’).
 get a part-time job so you can continue to do stuff like this.
pleasantly outrageous words, these. i wonder if what zappa says about composers here can be said mutatis mutandis about philosophers. a philosopher too is a guy (yes, it’s still unfortunately predominantly a guy, although it clearly does not have to be) who goes around forcing his will on unsuspecting molecules, often with the assistance of unsuspecting musicians—except that what a philosopher makes with these molecules is not a sonic event (music) but a discursive event, that is, a speech or a text, and the ‘musicians’ whose assistance a philosopher avails himself or herself of are those people whose job it is to do things by manipulating discursive-event constituting molecules, that is, people who live by talking and writing, that is, pretty much ‘ordinary people’.
declare one’s intention to create a ‘work of philosophy’.
start a piece at some time—produce a first sentence.
end the piece at some time, (or keep it going, telling the audience it is a ‘work in progress’).
does one have to satisfy some conditions to be in a position to perform the speech act described in step 1, namely that of declaring oneself to be an author of a philosophical work? no degree in philosophy should be necessary (just as no degree is necessary in order for one to be able to declare one’s intention to create a musical composition), but as a matter of fact, for better or worse, one’s qualifications do affect one’s chance of securing the necessary uptake, that is, one’s chance of having the declared intention acknowledged.
the last two steps are very important. ending a work of philosophy is, i feel, just as difficult as beginning it (i wonder to what extent this can be said about a work of music). this evidently has much to do with the question of the end of a philosophical work—what philosophy is for, and whether it can ever attain that end. given the rate at which academic papers (presumably satisfactorily ‘finished’ works) are produced and published, however, i would have to say that this difficulty is not currently very widely felt.
the idea behind the punchline that is step 5 is that one shouldn’t really expect to be able to earn one’s living just by doing stuff like this. and that, i think, is as true of philosophy as of music. and in this regard philosophers are much more fortunate than composers. not that it is easy to continue philosophising and earn one’s living by doing so; just that it is still easier than earning one’s living by continuing to compose music. no justice, and not much sense—or is it only fair and there is only too much sense?


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Photoshop Elements, the "consumer" version of the software, is $99 (and goes on sale for less) if you want to own the software. Photoshop hasn't been available outside of subscription since CS6. The subscription is actually a great deal if you use the program much. For $120 a year, I get way more than enough value, but I use it a lot for my photography hobby. All the upgrades are included as part of the subscription. It costs me less than the old way of buying a copy for $400-ish and spending hundreds on upgrades over the years.
Nothing left to rebuild. :( I have mixed feelings about one-of-a-kind planes continuing to fly. Flying Heritage has an FW-190D-9 and Nakajima Oscar that could fly but don't because they are the last of their kind. Condolences to the pilot's family. Such a shame to lose a pilot of historic aircraft and a one-of-a-kind piece of history.
jschall, This thread (although quite old) from the Aces High forum has information on what to get as regards replacement switches: - http://bbs.hitechcreations.com/smf/index.php?topic=144521. There is also a few 'how to' disassemble and clean/repair (with photos) the MS FF SW2 on (I think) the old IL2 forums - a quick google should do the trick. It's also worth taking a look on ebay for used ones.
I'm hoping to find some help with repairing my OLD (15 years?) Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 joystick. It's the front trigger button that's dead, everything else works fine. I'm hesitant to start taking it apart without some guidance. Of course I could spend $100 or so on a VKB Gladiator Mk II... Thank you for any suggestions.
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A 2-seat motor glider, sort of homebuilt built with foreign help/support/advice.
Welll, The caveat there is: If they sold it for fifty or sixty dollars I'd probably be good with it.. Of course, theres a lot of sentimentality there as I developed the flight model for the Iris Texan II and it's just a little bit like home to me..
Great to see this smile on his face, thanks for sharing!

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photoshop elements, the "consumer" version of the software, is $99 (and goes on sale for less) if you want to own the software. photoshop hasn't been available outside of subscription since cs6. the subscription is actually a great deal if you use the program much. for $120 a year, i get way more than enough value, but i use it a lot for my photography hobby. all the upgrades are included as part of the subscription. it costs me less than the old way of buying a copy for $400-ish and spending hundreds on upgrades over the years.
nothing left to rebuild. :( i have mixed feelings about one-of-a-kind planes continuing to fly. flying heritage has an fw-190d-9 and nakajima oscar that could fly but don't because they are the last of their kind. condolences to the pilot's family. such a shame to lose a pilot of historic aircraft and a one-of-a-kind piece of history.
jschall, this thread (although quite old) from the aces high forum has information on what to get as regards replacement switches: - http://bbs.hitechcreations.com/smf/index.php?topic=144521. there is also a few 'how to' disassemble and clean/repair (with photos) the ms ff sw2 on (i think) the old il2 forums - a quick google should do the trick. it's also worth taking a look on ebay for used ones.
i'm hoping to find some help with repairing my old (15 years?) sidewinder force feedback 2 joystick. it's the front trigger button that's dead, everything else works fine. i'm hesitant to start taking it apart without some guidance. of course i could spend $100 or so on a vkb gladiator mk ii... thank you for any suggestions.
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a new entry has been added to add-ons library, category p3d / p4d add-ons - civilian repaints description: look, i know everyone is loving fedex liveries on everything. but, this is an old school dc-4. she needs an old school livery, right? well, here it is. to check it out, rate it or add comments, visit flight replicas dc-4 (c-54 r5d) federal express (retro) livery.zip the comments you make there will appear in the posts below.
a 2-seat motor glider, sort of homebuilt built with foreign help/support/advice.
welll, the caveat there is: if they sold it for fifty or sixty dollars i'd probably be good with it.. of course, theres a lot of sentimentality there as i developed the flight model for the iris texan ii and it's just a little bit like home to me..
great to see this smile on his face, thanks for sharing!


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learn to use the higher skills to find information for themselves.
In nursery, the children learn to hear and distinguish the difference between sounds before being introduced to letters. Children learn to hear rhyme and alliteration and how to blend and segment (robot talk) a word into its sounds (phonemes). This is initially done orally. Children who are confident at doing this usually progress well with their reading and writing skills when letters are then introduced.
From Foundation Stage 2 to Year 2 children have a regular, daily phonics lesson which follow a review, teach practice and apply structure. The sessions are focused and fully interactive and have a breadth of study which includes application to both reading and writing.
In Foundation stage 2 the focus is on learning the pure sound that each letter most often makes rather than the letter name in the first stages. Children are introduced to pictures and link early sounds to the images on cards beginning with the 6 sounds s,a,t,p,i,n. Children are taught to word build to 2 and 3 letter words such as in tap at pat. Children are taught the remaining single letters and are then introduced to digraphs and trigraphs. These are phonemes (sounds) which are represented by two letters such as ai in rain.
At Imperial Avenue Infant School we are aware that not all children learn to read in the same way and that the phonics approach may not be the correct one for them. We then look at other methods such as whole word reading and try this with the children to find a learning style that suits them.
Imperial Avenue Infants School has many new reading resources from a range of publishers to engage the children and motivate them to learn to read. Gradually pupils’ confidence and skills expand and develop. These books are finely graded in accordance with the PM benchmark grades which enable pupils to make progress through the levels. Children are timetabled throughout the week to read with the teaching assistant assigned to the class. Bringing their book bag every day is very important as children will read at different times.
In addition, children have group guided reading sessions with their teacher or teaching assistant. Children also have access to a range of library materials and class collections of books. In year 1 and 2 this takes place at the beginning of the school day. Teachers read stories to children and use interactive whiteboards to engage pupils in their reading. It is important to read for pleasure as well as to improve skills. The local library (the BRITE centre) is close to the school and we use this resource as a school. We encourage all families to become members to help the children to select their own reading material.
We expect children to take their books home, to read regularly at home and for parents to be part of this important time. This is reading homework. A reward system is used to encourage pupils to take pride in their reading skills and to celebrate their hard work when reading at home. The home reading incentive supports families to read with their children, who are rewarded for this at certain times with a prize.
Children who read regularly at home generally make quicker progress by adding greatly to their ‘reading miles’.
How do we monitor progress?
Reading is assessed regularly and pupil progress is tracked on the school tracking system half termly. Children are regularly assessed using a detailed reading assessment called “The PM Bench mark kit” to ensure they are reading books at the correct level. This assessment demonstrates the child’s retelling and comprehension skills to ensure we are developing them as readers and not and simply decoders of text.
Where we think pupils should make more accelerated progress, we provide small group or individual reading support/intervention to boost their learning.
We monitor home reading using a weekly reading rocket. Children can complete a rocket by reading at least five times at home with an adult signing their rocket. Rockets are taken out of their book bags every Friday and a new rocket is put in. When the children have completed three rockets in a row they receive a prize. This helps us to identify how well children are developing their “reading miles” and allows us to track the pupils for the reward system (outlined above).
Mrs Mistry is very experienced in moving children forward with their reading. She is happy to speak to parents about how to read with your child at home. Contact the school to make an appointment for Mrs Mistry’s ‘Reading Clinic’.

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learn to use the higher skills to find information for themselves.
in nursery, the children learn to hear and distinguish the difference between sounds before being introduced to letters. children learn to hear rhyme and alliteration and how to blend and segment (robot talk) a word into its sounds (phonemes). this is initially done orally. children who are confident at doing this usually progress well with their reading and writing skills when letters are then introduced.
from foundation stage 2 to year 2 children have a regular, daily phonics lesson which follow a review, teach practice and apply structure. the sessions are focused and fully interactive and have a breadth of study which includes application to both reading and writing.
in foundation stage 2 the focus is on learning the pure sound that each letter most often makes rather than the letter name in the first stages. children are introduced to pictures and link early sounds to the images on cards beginning with the 6 sounds s,a,t,p,i,n. children are taught to word build to 2 and 3 letter words such as in tap at pat. children are taught the remaining single letters and are then introduced to digraphs and trigraphs. these are phonemes (sounds) which are represented by two letters such as ai in rain.
at imperial avenue infant school we are aware that not all children learn to read in the same way and that the phonics approach may not be the correct one for them. we then look at other methods such as whole word reading and try this with the children to find a learning style that suits them.
imperial avenue infants school has many new reading resources from a range of publishers to engage the children and motivate them to learn to read. gradually pupils’ confidence and skills expand and develop. these books are finely graded in accordance with the pm benchmark grades which enable pupils to make progress through the levels. children are timetabled throughout the week to read with the teaching assistant assigned to the class. bringing their book bag every day is very important as children will read at different times.
in addition, children have group guided reading sessions with their teacher or teaching assistant. children also have access to a range of library materials and class collections of books. in year 1 and 2 this takes place at the beginning of the school day. teachers read stories to children and use interactive whiteboards to engage pupils in their reading. it is important to read for pleasure as well as to improve skills. the local library (the brite centre) is close to the school and we use this resource as a school. we encourage all families to become members to help the children to select their own reading material.
we expect children to take their books home, to read regularly at home and for parents to be part of this important time. this is reading homework. a reward system is used to encourage pupils to take pride in their reading skills and to celebrate their hard work when reading at home. the home reading incentive supports families to read with their children, who are rewarded for this at certain times with a prize.
children who read regularly at home generally make quicker progress by adding greatly to their ‘reading miles’.
how do we monitor progress?
reading is assessed regularly and pupil progress is tracked on the school tracking system half termly. children are regularly assessed using a detailed reading assessment called “the pm bench mark kit” to ensure they are reading books at the correct level. this assessment demonstrates the child’s retelling and comprehension skills to ensure we are developing them as readers and not and simply decoders of text.
where we think pupils should make more accelerated progress, we provide small group or individual reading support/intervention to boost their learning.
we monitor home reading using a weekly reading rocket. children can complete a rocket by reading at least five times at home with an adult signing their rocket. rockets are taken out of their book bags every friday and a new rocket is put in. when the children have completed three rockets in a row they receive a prize. this helps us to identify how well children are developing their “reading miles” and allows us to track the pupils for the reward system (outlined above).
mrs mistry is very experienced in moving children forward with their reading. she is happy to speak to parents about how to read with your child at home. contact the school to make an appointment for mrs mistry’s ‘reading clinic’.


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Counter Strike (or in short CS) is a multiplayer shooter game where two teams face each other to complete or deny different missions. Steam client is required to play CSGO.
Counter Strike has started as a modification of Half-Life and it has been developed by two players, and then picked up by Valve Corporation. In 2004, CS became a stand-alone game with Counter Strike: Condition Zero, which focused on single player experience instead of multiplayer experience. Later that year, Valve released Counter Strike: Source which was the remake of the original mod with different game modes but on a much better graphics engine called Source.
In 2012, Valve released Counter Strike: Global Offensive, which became much popular, running on an updated Source engine. This game features the classic and new maps, game modes and characters. Just like the popular CS Source, this game also focuses on multiplayer experience. The two opposing forces are Terrorists and Counter-Terrorist trying to succeed their mission or deny the enemy’s mission. The two official game modes are Bomb and Hostage scenario, and can beplayed by 10 players in 2 parties.
In Bomb scenario, the goal of the Terrorist forces is to plant and set a bomb, and then defend the bomb from Counter-Terrorists to defuse it until it ticks down. In Hostage scenario, the sides are turned, the Terrorists have to defend their hostages and hinder the Counter-Terrorists to rescue them. The team that takes the first 16 rounds wins the game. There is a mission timer for every round which is usually between 2 and 3 minutes. If the time is up, the defending party wins the round.
At the start of each round, you can use your money to buy weapons, grenades and armour that will help you during your mission, but be very careful. Running into a few bullets can quickly lay you down, that is the difficulty in the game. Players can shoot through walls, which have been built from certain materials and corners, or your steps can be heard if you are rushing somewhere.
The developer of the game hosts tournaments, called majors, about 2-3 times a year. On these tournaments,the highest skilled players and teams also take part, who are competing for a huge Prize Pool and of course for a trophy. The Prize Pool of tournaments is usually crowdfunded by selling CSGO Keys and Cases in-game. Tournaments can be followed both in-game and outside it through streaming sites like Twitch, Youtube or Hitbox.
Valve tries to keep up the players’ interest in the game with different Operations. These mostly include new maps but new weapon skins and stickers are also added. To unlock these features, you have to buy an Access Pass that lasts while the current Operation is on-going. Skins are also added quite often to the game, so players can have something new in the game from time to time. The most popular CSGO skins can also be found in our store, which is cheaper than Steam's Marketplace. These skins can come with StatTrak modifier that counts how many enemies you have already killed with that weapon. The quality, which indicates the wear of the item (Factory New, Battle-Scarred etc.), shows how close your skin to perfect condition is in terms of appearance. It has nothing to do with its accuracy or damage, it is purely cosmetic.
Gambling in CSGO also became a very popular part of the game. There are several sites around where you can bet on your favourite teams’ performance or simply bet your items on a coin flip.

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counter strike (or in short cs) is a multiplayer shooter game where two teams face each other to complete or deny different missions. steam client is required to play csgo.
counter strike has started as a modification of half-life and it has been developed by two players, and then picked up by valve corporation. in 2004, cs became a stand-alone game with counter strike: condition zero, which focused on single player experience instead of multiplayer experience. later that year, valve released counter strike: source which was the remake of the original mod with different game modes but on a much better graphics engine called source.
in 2012, valve released counter strike: global offensive, which became much popular, running on an updated source engine. this game features the classic and new maps, game modes and characters. just like the popular cs source, this game also focuses on multiplayer experience. the two opposing forces are terrorists and counter-terrorist trying to succeed their mission or deny the enemy’s mission. the two official game modes are bomb and hostage scenario, and can beplayed by 10 players in 2 parties.
in bomb scenario, the goal of the terrorist forces is to plant and set a bomb, and then defend the bomb from counter-terrorists to defuse it until it ticks down. in hostage scenario, the sides are turned, the terrorists have to defend their hostages and hinder the counter-terrorists to rescue them. the team that takes the first 16 rounds wins the game. there is a mission timer for every round which is usually between 2 and 3 minutes. if the time is up, the defending party wins the round.
at the start of each round, you can use your money to buy weapons, grenades and armour that will help you during your mission, but be very careful. running into a few bullets can quickly lay you down, that is the difficulty in the game. players can shoot through walls, which have been built from certain materials and corners, or your steps can be heard if you are rushing somewhere.
the developer of the game hosts tournaments, called majors, about 2-3 times a year. on these tournaments,the highest skilled players and teams also take part, who are competing for a huge prize pool and of course for a trophy. the prize pool of tournaments is usually crowdfunded by selling csgo keys and cases in-game. tournaments can be followed both in-game and outside it through streaming sites like twitch, youtube or hitbox.
valve tries to keep up the players’ interest in the game with different operations. these mostly include new maps but new weapon skins and stickers are also added. to unlock these features, you have to buy an access pass that lasts while the current operation is on-going. skins are also added quite often to the game, so players can have something new in the game from time to time. the most popular csgo skins can also be found in our store, which is cheaper than steam's marketplace. these skins can come with stattrak modifier that counts how many enemies you have already killed with that weapon. the quality, which indicates the wear of the item (factory new, battle-scarred etc.), shows how close your skin to perfect condition is in terms of appearance. it has nothing to do with its accuracy or damage, it is purely cosmetic.
gambling in csgo also became a very popular part of the game. there are several sites around where you can bet on your favourite teams’ performance or simply bet your items on a coin flip.


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Thread: F1 1979 Fun Championship???
Can't drive these shitboxes anymore. Just too hard and exhausting to make a clean lap.
Hello there everybody. I wanted to say that I miss racing against you. I know that the grids were small in some of the races, but the quality of the battle and exchanges on the track were a lot of fun. I was wondering if any of you would want to drive these cars again? I'd love to do the same track schedule again or maybe just do a couple races just for the fun of running these cars.
i have no time for any online race activities during the next weeks/months.

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view poll results: will you be there?
thread: f1 1979 fun championship???
can't drive these shitboxes anymore. just too hard and exhausting to make a clean lap.
hello there everybody. i wanted to say that i miss racing against you. i know that the grids were small in some of the races, but the quality of the battle and exchanges on the track were a lot of fun. i was wondering if any of you would want to drive these cars again? i'd love to do the same track schedule again or maybe just do a couple races just for the fun of running these cars.
i have no time for any online race activities during the next weeks/months.


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Earlier this month, Pete Davidson threatened suicide in an Instagram post that left the comic’s family, friends, and fans deeply concerned.
Davidson’s SNL sketches were scrapped that week in order to allow the 25-year-old the time and space necessary to focus on his mental health.
The show is currently on hiatus until mid-January, and production sources stated that SNL’s top brass — including creator and executive producer Lorne Michaels — encouraged Davidson to seek treatment during that time.
Davidson has checked into treatment before, and he’s fully aware of the severity of his mental health issues, so it was widely assumed he would do exactly that.
Now, however, new photos indicate that Davidson either left rehab after just a few days, or never checked in at all.
Pete deleted his Instagram following his recent suicide threat, but he popped up on other people’s pages over the holidays.
The photo above shows Pete smoking what appears to be a blunt with rapper Machine Gun Kelly.
Davidson and MGK recently filmed a movie together, and production sources indicate that they quickly became friends.
According to Radar Online, Pate attended an MGK concert in Ohio, then partied with the rapper afterward.
From there, Davidson traveled to his home in Red Bank, New Jersey, where he spent the holiday with family and friends.
A photo viewed by Radar shows Davidson smoking, but insiders claim it’s just a clove cigarette.
Those closest to the comic say he appeared to be in good spirits on Christmas Day, but mood swings are said to be a symptom of his condition, and those who struggle with depression and anxiety are often able to mask their ailment from others.
“i really don’t want to be on this earth anymore,” Davidson wrote on Instagram before he deleted his account.
“i’m doing my best to stay here for you but i actually don’t know how much longer i can last. all i’ve ever tried to do was help people. just remember i told you so,” he added.
We wish the talented comic all the best in his continued recovery.
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earlier this month, pete davidson threatened suicide in an instagram post that left the comic’s family, friends, and fans deeply concerned.
davidson’s snl sketches were scrapped that week in order to allow the 25-year-old the time and space necessary to focus on his mental health.
the show is currently on hiatus until mid-january, and production sources stated that snl’s top brass — including creator and executive producer lorne michaels — encouraged davidson to seek treatment during that time.
davidson has checked into treatment before, and he’s fully aware of the severity of his mental health issues, so it was widely assumed he would do exactly that.
now, however, new photos indicate that davidson either left rehab after just a few days, or never checked in at all.
pete deleted his instagram following his recent suicide threat, but he popped up on other people’s pages over the holidays.
the photo above shows pete smoking what appears to be a blunt with rapper machine gun kelly.
davidson and mgk recently filmed a movie together, and production sources indicate that they quickly became friends.
according to radar online, pate attended an mgk concert in ohio, then partied with the rapper afterward.
from there, davidson traveled to his home in red bank, new jersey, where he spent the holiday with family and friends.
a photo viewed by radar shows davidson smoking, but insiders claim it’s just a clove cigarette.
those closest to the comic say he appeared to be in good spirits on christmas day, but mood swings are said to be a symptom of his condition, and those who struggle with depression and anxiety are often able to mask their ailment from others.
“i really don’t want to be on this earth anymore,” davidson wrote on instagram before he deleted his account.
“i’m doing my best to stay here for you but i actually don’t know how much longer i can last. all i’ve ever tried to do was help people. just remember i told you so,” he added.
we wish the talented comic all the best in his continued recovery.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has won re-election in a landslide victory, extending his rule over the world's largest country for another six years at a time when his ties with the West are on a hostile trajectory.
Voting ended at 2 p.m. EDT.
None of the seven candidates who ran against him posed a threat, and opposition leader Alexei Navalny was barred from running.
Instead, the biggest question as Russians went to the polls on Sunday was the level of turnout.
Yekaterinburg Mayor Yevgeny Roizman said on his video blog that local officials and state employees all received orders "from higher up" to make sure the vote turnout was over 60 percent.
Russian cities have been plastered with billboards touting Sunday's election - "Your country, our president, our choice!"
The exit poll findings looked similar to early results from Russia's Far East, where the presidential vote ended eight hours ago. She is the only candidate who has openly criticized Putin. "What for?" said Boris Limarev, a 39-year-old manager, as he walked his dog near a polling station in southwest Saint Petersburg.
More than 1,500 global observers are joining thousands of Russian observers to watch the vote.
In the southern city of Tambov, the state-sponsored Youth Parliament backed an Instagram competition.
But the disputes likely worked in Putin's favor, reinforcing the official stance that the West is infected with "Russophobia" and determined to undermine both Putin and traditional Russian values.
Mr Putin - who was first appointed president in December 1999 - announced weeks before the election that Russian Federation has developed advanced nuclear weapons capable of evading missile defences.
Bolstered by a slavish state media, he is projected to take around 70 percent of the vote by official pollsters, despite producing no programme and refusing to take part in televised debates.
Ms Kostina said: "Her work asked her to report back". "Last election I didn't vote for Putin, I don't even remember who I voted for".
Kiev has said Russians living in Ukraine would not be able to vote as access to Moscow's diplomatic missions would be blocked.
"No one can tell now just how emotional and radical Putin's actions will be under increasing geopolitical pressure", she told AFP, adding the role of the military and the security service would increase. "The whole thing - the elections today - seems so artificial, I don't want to be a part of it".
Vladimir Putin relied on a deep well of support based on two main factors: the huge rise in living standards over his 18 years in ofﬁce and Russia's triumphant return to the world stage tinged with a resurgent nationalism and a feeling that the world is ganging up on Russian Federation.
Many of those who cast their ballots voted for Putin, praising him for lifting the country out of the post-Soviet quagmire.
Pamfilova said the attack originated from 15 countries. "He showed that our team is the good one".
Crimea and Russia's subsequent support of separatists in eastern Ukraine led to an array of USA and European sanctions that, along with falling oil prices, damaged the Russian economy and slashed the ruble's value by half.
"I think that what we accomplished was a greater political success than what any of those fake candidates were able to do", he told The Moscow Times during a press briefing.
She also broke Kasatkina to go up 4-1 with another precision forehand victor down the line and never looked back. Kasatkina is 1-2 in final appearances for her career and is 0-2 in final appearances on hard court.
The stream broke Twitch's all-time concurrent records (for non-tournaments), with more than 600,000 watching at its peak. Reuters/Mark BlinchRapper Drake arrives on the red carpet for the film "The Carter Effect" September 12, 2017.

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russian president vladimir putin has won re-election in a landslide victory, extending his rule over the world's largest country for another six years at a time when his ties with the west are on a hostile trajectory.
voting ended at 2 p.m. edt.
none of the seven candidates who ran against him posed a threat, and opposition leader alexei navalny was barred from running.
instead, the biggest question as russians went to the polls on sunday was the level of turnout.
yekaterinburg mayor yevgeny roizman said on his video blog that local officials and state employees all received orders "from higher up" to make sure the vote turnout was over 60 percent.
russian cities have been plastered with billboards touting sunday's election - "your country, our president, our choice!"
the exit poll findings looked similar to early results from russia's far east, where the presidential vote ended eight hours ago. she is the only candidate who has openly criticized putin. "what for?" said boris limarev, a 39-year-old manager, as he walked his dog near a polling station in southwest saint petersburg.
more than 1,500 global observers are joining thousands of russian observers to watch the vote.
in the southern city of tambov, the state-sponsored youth parliament backed an instagram competition.
but the disputes likely worked in putin's favor, reinforcing the official stance that the west is infected with "russophobia" and determined to undermine both putin and traditional russian values.
mr putin - who was first appointed president in december 1999 - announced weeks before the election that russian federation has developed advanced nuclear weapons capable of evading missile defences.
bolstered by a slavish state media, he is projected to take around 70 percent of the vote by official pollsters, despite producing no programme and refusing to take part in televised debates.
ms kostina said: "her work asked her to report back". "last election i didn't vote for putin, i don't even remember who i voted for".
kiev has said russians living in ukraine would not be able to vote as access to moscow's diplomatic missions would be blocked.
"no one can tell now just how emotional and radical putin's actions will be under increasing geopolitical pressure", she told afp, adding the role of the military and the security service would increase. "the whole thing - the elections today - seems so artificial, i don't want to be a part of it".
vladimir putin relied on a deep well of support based on two main factors: the huge rise in living standards over his 18 years in ofﬁce and russia's triumphant return to the world stage tinged with a resurgent nationalism and a feeling that the world is ganging up on russian federation.
many of those who cast their ballots voted for putin, praising him for lifting the country out of the post-soviet quagmire.
pamfilova said the attack originated from 15 countries. "he showed that our team is the good one".
crimea and russia's subsequent support of separatists in eastern ukraine led to an array of usa and european sanctions that, along with falling oil prices, damaged the russian economy and slashed the ruble's value by half.
"i think that what we accomplished was a greater political success than what any of those fake candidates were able to do", he told the moscow times during a press briefing.
she also broke kasatkina to go up 4-1 with another precision forehand victor down the line and never looked back. kasatkina is 1-2 in final appearances for her career and is 0-2 in final appearances on hard court.
the stream broke twitch's all-time concurrent records (for non-tournaments), with more than 600,000 watching at its peak. reuters/mark blinchrapper drake arrives on the red carpet for the film "the carter effect" september 12, 2017.


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We address the cause of your pain and health concerns, not just the symptoms. Contact us today.
Are you looking for a chiropractor in Eden Prairie? Choosing a health care provider is a big decision. At Floro Chiropractic located at 9198 Staring Lane East in Eden Prairie MN we believe that education is a big part of patient success. This article from our Eden Prairie chiropractor Olinda Floro will give you some of the basic knowledge you need to understand what we can do for you. This entire website is dedicated to helping the people of Eden Prairie understand the full scope of what our team can do.
For over 35 years Dr. Floro has strived for excellence through superior patient treatment and education. She has been named Best Chiropractor 2012 by Southwest Metro, as well as Top Chiropractor 2014 and Best Chiropractor 2015, 2016, 2018, and 2019 by Minnesota Monthly Magazine, as voted by her peers.
At Floro Chiropractic in Eden Prairie, we take the time to answer your questions, explain your options and help you take control of your health. In addition to Chiropractic care we often incorporate nutrition, trigger point massage, applied kinesiology and various rehabilitative therapies to speed your recovery. During your visits you won't feel rushed and will be checked from head to toe!
If you have been dealing with chronic pain or have been injured you should consider seeking chiropractic care. The benefits of chiropractic treatment can be realized for many people with any variety of health conditions. Even those relatively “healthy” individuals with few, if any, health conditions can see the benefits of chiropractic preventative chiropractic care. The impact of life’s daily grind adds up, stressing the human body in far greater ways than you might realize. Regular chiropractic adjustments at Floro Chiropractic can help to restore and maintain balance within, allowing the innately intelligent human body to heal itself.
The vast majority of the people in Eden Prairie equate chiropractic care with back pain, but the circumstances under which the science was discovered actually had little to do with back pain. The first chiropractic adjustment was performed on Harvey Lillard, a deaf man by DD Palmer in 1895, resulting in the restoration of his hearing. DD Palmer believed that many conditions could be addressed by removing pressure from the nerve that was involved with the affected area. He proceeded to make this his life’s work, turning this belief into the science of chiropractic.
Regardless of one’s walk in life, anyone can benefit from regular chiropractic care. Routine chiropractic treatments will help maintain the body at the high level of activity life calls for, allowing the body to self-heal through proper alignment. Your spinal column serves as a conduit through which the human brain sends messages throughout the body’s nervous system. It is simple to see how protecting the integrity of this important structure, through regular visits to Floro Chiropractic is vital to the body’s optimal function and overall health.
As would be the case with any other field of care, our patients at Floro Chiropractic receive a thorough consultation including history and examination of their major complaint. After considering possible causes of the patient's condition a diagnosis is established and a treatment plan is created. Should a patient require treatment outside the scope of chiropractic care, they are referred to the appropriate health specialist.
Most patients don’t realize how much schooling chiropractors have to go through before they can start practicing. Chiropractors are held to some of the most intense educational requirements of any health profession. In fact their schooling requirements are very comparable to that of medical practitioners. After completing a heavy emphasis of basic sciences in an undergraduate program, potential chiropractors may be accepted into a four year chiropractic college.
Are you curious to know if chiropractic is the right treatment for you? Please do not hesitate to call our team of dedicated professionals at Floro Chiropractic. Chiropractic care, coupled with our outstanding caring team, can produce incredible results. Our team is here to help, and we look forward to being a part of your healthcare team.

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are you looking for a chiropractor in eden prairie? choosing a health care provider is a big decision. at floro chiropractic located at 9198 staring lane east in eden prairie mn we believe that education is a big part of patient success. this article from our eden prairie chiropractor olinda floro will give you some of the basic knowledge you need to understand what we can do for you. this entire website is dedicated to helping the people of eden prairie understand the full scope of what our team can do.
for over 35 years dr. floro has strived for excellence through superior patient treatment and education. she has been named best chiropractor 2012 by southwest metro, as well as top chiropractor 2014 and best chiropractor 2015, 2016, 2018, and 2019 by minnesota monthly magazine, as voted by her peers.
at floro chiropractic in eden prairie, we take the time to answer your questions, explain your options and help you take control of your health. in addition to chiropractic care we often incorporate nutrition, trigger point massage, applied kinesiology and various rehabilitative therapies to speed your recovery. during your visits you won't feel rushed and will be checked from head to toe!
if you have been dealing with chronic pain or have been injured you should consider seeking chiropractic care. the benefits of chiropractic treatment can be realized for many people with any variety of health conditions. even those relatively “healthy” individuals with few, if any, health conditions can see the benefits of chiropractic preventative chiropractic care. the impact of life’s daily grind adds up, stressing the human body in far greater ways than you might realize. regular chiropractic adjustments at floro chiropractic can help to restore and maintain balance within, allowing the innately intelligent human body to heal itself.
the vast majority of the people in eden prairie equate chiropractic care with back pain, but the circumstances under which the science was discovered actually had little to do with back pain. the first chiropractic adjustment was performed on harvey lillard, a deaf man by dd palmer in 1895, resulting in the restoration of his hearing. dd palmer believed that many conditions could be addressed by removing pressure from the nerve that was involved with the affected area. he proceeded to make this his life’s work, turning this belief into the science of chiropractic.
regardless of one’s walk in life, anyone can benefit from regular chiropractic care. routine chiropractic treatments will help maintain the body at the high level of activity life calls for, allowing the body to self-heal through proper alignment. your spinal column serves as a conduit through which the human brain sends messages throughout the body’s nervous system. it is simple to see how protecting the integrity of this important structure, through regular visits to floro chiropractic is vital to the body’s optimal function and overall health.
as would be the case with any other field of care, our patients at floro chiropractic receive a thorough consultation including history and examination of their major complaint. after considering possible causes of the patient's condition a diagnosis is established and a treatment plan is created. should a patient require treatment outside the scope of chiropractic care, they are referred to the appropriate health specialist.
most patients don’t realize how much schooling chiropractors have to go through before they can start practicing. chiropractors are held to some of the most intense educational requirements of any health profession. in fact their schooling requirements are very comparable to that of medical practitioners. after completing a heavy emphasis of basic sciences in an undergraduate program, potential chiropractors may be accepted into a four year chiropractic college.
are you curious to know if chiropractic is the right treatment for you? please do not hesitate to call our team of dedicated professionals at floro chiropractic. chiropractic care, coupled with our outstanding caring team, can produce incredible results. our team is here to help, and we look forward to being a part of your healthcare team.


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The Discovery Core series brings a new level of healthcare to the market.
Discovery and their Core series hospital plans.
Discovery Core Series hospital plans are among the best you can get today.
Discovery is certainly one of the leading insurance firms in this country. Ranked one of the top three health insurance companies worldwide, they have maintained this distinction since 2008.
The Core Series plan, combined with extra cover for chronic issues, cover you for the cost of treatment. The plan offers cover against costs for the treatment of 27 chronic conditions, according to (PMB’s).
All Core Series members are insured for up to R200 000 annually for cancer treatment. Accounts in excess of that amount are subject to a 20% co-payment. However, conditions listed as (PMBs) are fully covered.
This covers planned admission in a defined network hospital. However, if members use a non-network hospital they are liable for a payment of R7 100 towards hospital costs.
Covers the cost of planned admission to a hospital in one of the four coastal areas. However, if members use a non-network hospital they must pay 30% of the account.
Healthcare plans offer peace of mind because, in times of illness, members are covered for open ended private hospital care.
They guarantee to pay in full all accounts received from doctors within its network. The cover includes hospital accounts, doctor, anaeasthetist and all other network approved issues.
With the Core Series, you enjoy healthcare you can afford.
← Still trying to decide on a healthcare plan? Help is at hand.

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the discovery core series brings a new level of healthcare to the market.
discovery and their core series hospital plans.
discovery core series hospital plans are among the best you can get today.
discovery is certainly one of the leading insurance firms in this country. ranked one of the top three health insurance companies worldwide, they have maintained this distinction since 2008.
the core series plan, combined with extra cover for chronic issues, cover you for the cost of treatment. the plan offers cover against costs for the treatment of 27 chronic conditions, according to (pmb’s).
all core series members are insured for up to r200 000 annually for cancer treatment. accounts in excess of that amount are subject to a 20% co-payment. however, conditions listed as (pmbs) are fully covered.
this covers planned admission in a defined network hospital. however, if members use a non-network hospital they are liable for a payment of r7 100 towards hospital costs.
covers the cost of planned admission to a hospital in one of the four coastal areas. however, if members use a non-network hospital they must pay 30% of the account.
healthcare plans offer peace of mind because, in times of illness, members are covered for open ended private hospital care.
they guarantee to pay in full all accounts received from doctors within its network. the cover includes hospital accounts, doctor, anaeasthetist and all other network approved issues.
with the core series, you enjoy healthcare you can afford.
← still trying to decide on a healthcare plan? help is at hand.


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The adjacent table gives investors an individual Realtime Rating for GARD on several different metrics, including liquidity, expenses, performance, volatility, dividend, concentration of holdings in addition to an overall rating. The "A+ Metric Rated ETF" field, available to ETFdb Pro members, shows the ETF in the Large Cap Blend Equities with the highest Metric Realtime Rating for each individual field. To view all of this data, sign up for a free 14-day trial for ETFdb Pro. To view information on how the ETFdb Realtime Ratings work, click here.
The following chart also includes the option to compare the performance of GARD relative to other ETFs and benchmarks or to include indicators such as Bollinger Bands, relative strength, and moving averages.

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the adjacent table gives investors an individual realtime rating for gard on several different metrics, including liquidity, expenses, performance, volatility, dividend, concentration of holdings in addition to an overall rating. the "a+ metric rated etf" field, available to etfdb pro members, shows the etf in the large cap blend equities with the highest metric realtime rating for each individual field. to view all of this data, sign up for a free 14-day trial for etfdb pro. to view information on how the etfdb realtime ratings work, click here.
the following chart also includes the option to compare the performance of gard relative to other etfs and benchmarks or to include indicators such as bollinger bands, relative strength, and moving averages.


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Yesterday, the Council voted unanimously to bring to a vote* Bill 20-708, Housing Production Trust Fund Baseline Funding Amendment Act of 2014. The bill, introduced by Councilmember Bowser, sets the groundwork for a $100 million a year investment in the Trust Fund. CNHED has worked for a year to build support for an annual commitment of $100 million to the Trust Fund, through testimony, ward town hall meetings, and the Housing For All Rally. The legislation is subject to appropriation, so no funds are committed now, but it demonstrates that like us, the DC Council believes the Housing Production Trust Fund needs $100 million a year to create and keep affordable housing in DC.
Councilmembers Catania, Bonds, Orange, Evans and Barry also spoke out for the need for consistent affordable housing investment through the Housing Production Trust Fund.
*The Council will now hold two votes to pass this legislation. Come out to the votes to continue to show the DC Council that we need a $100 million Housing Production Trust Fund.
Location: John A Wilson Building, 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW, , Room 500.

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yesterday, the council voted unanimously to bring to a vote* bill 20-708, housing production trust fund baseline funding amendment act of 2014. the bill, introduced by councilmember bowser, sets the groundwork for a $100 million a year investment in the trust fund. cnhed has worked for a year to build support for an annual commitment of $100 million to the trust fund, through testimony, ward town hall meetings, and the housing for all rally. the legislation is subject to appropriation, so no funds are committed now, but it demonstrates that like us, the dc council believes the housing production trust fund needs $100 million a year to create and keep affordable housing in dc.
councilmembers catania, bonds, orange, evans and barry also spoke out for the need for consistent affordable housing investment through the housing production trust fund.
*the council will now hold two votes to pass this legislation. come out to the votes to continue to show the dc council that we need a $100 million housing production trust fund.
location: john a wilson building, 1350 pennsylvania ave nw, , room 500.


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