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Clinton Adams III, 40, St. Petersburg, arrested Nov. 24, writ of bodily attachment. Bond $500.
William Addison, 56, Chiefland, arrested Nov. 27, drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana. Bond $2,000.
Jeffrey Cunigan, 21, Chiefland, arrested Nov. 25, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis. Bond $1,500.
Kyle S. Donnelly, 23, Williston, arrested Nov. 22, Violation of Probation (VOP) Driving while license suspended or revoked (DWLSR). Bond $5,000.
Georgia Ann Hamilton, 27, Ocala, arrested DUI and DWLSR. Cash bond $1,500.
Shantel Lakeesha Haynes, 21, Williston, arrested Nov. 22, no driver's license. Bond $2,000.
Matthew Carl Huston, 22, arrested Nov. 27, Williston, VOP DWLSR.
Jane Rusby Keene, 59, Fanning Springs, arrested Nov. 25, disorderly intoxication. Bond $1,000.
Chester Thourton Kendall, 32, Bronson, arrested Nov. 28, DWLRS and tag attached not assigned.
Juan Loez, 39, Williston, arrested Nov. 21, no driver's license, refuse breathlyzer, DUI. Bond $5,000.
Illya S. Monroe, 41, Williston, arrested Nov. 24, arrested Nov. 24, dealing in stolen property. Bond $20,000.
Gregory Robert Roland, 56, Chiefland, arrested Nov. 24, three counts possession of crack cocaine and three counts sale of cocaine within 1,000 feet of church. Bond $400,000.
Samantha Carol Sears, 27, Bronson, arrested Nov. 29, expired driver's license.
Curtis Callen Smith, 61, Newberry, arrested Nov. 22, tag attached not assigned, DWLSR, possession of cocaine and possession of controlled substance without prescription. Boond $20,500.
Constance Sue Squire, 60, Archer, arrested Nov. 27, grand theft second degree,
Bennie Orval Thomas, 46, Bronson, arrested Nov. 24, domestic battery. Bond $30,000.
Michelle L. Vanhoose, 37, Bronson, arrested Nov. 28, theft/shoplifting.
Hewitt Ralph Watkins, 50, Williston, arrested Nov. 23, possession of controlled substance without prescription, felony battery and battery on medical provider. Bond $75,000.
Rebecca Lee Watts, 47, arrested Nov. 23, trespass after warning. Bond $5,000.
Brandon Michael Yurack, 18, Ocala, arrested Nov. 26, disorderly conduct, burglary of a structure, criminal mischief and larceny. Bond $21,000.
Robert Guy, 41, Sarasota, arrested Nov. 27, DWLSR.
Richard T. Brooks, 66, Williston, arrested Nov. 22, alligator poaching.
Marcus K. Chever, 28, Williston, arrested Nov. 27, bond surrender DWLSR.
Kenneth William Colon, 22, Otter Creek, arrested Nov. 22, DWLSR. Bond $500.
Robert Michael Fleming, 29, Yankeetown, arrested Nov. 23, DUI. Bond $2,000.
Terri Ann Harris, 36, Chiefland, arrested Nov. 24, obtaining controlled substance by fraud or forgery. Bond $20,000.
Walton Hayward, 77, Gulf Hammock, arrested Nov. 22, killing/injuring/possession of alligator without authority,
Jamie Lee Hemphill, 32, Williston, arrested Nov. 22, domestic battery. Bond $7,500.
Kenyata Daron Howard, 35, Melrose, arrested Nov. 21, Failure to Appear (FTA) DWLSR. Bond $2,000.
James Walter Hunter, 24, Inglis, arrested Nov. 27, DUI.
Miranda Lee McClain, 18, Bronson, arrested Nov. 27, retail theft.
Jenette Nichole Paulk, 25, Fanning Springs, arrested Nov. 22, DWLSR knowingly.
Kevin Delroy Renfroe, 28, Bronson, arrested Nov. 26, DWLSR. Bond $2,000.
Robin Elizabeth Richburg, 51, Bronson, arrested Nov. 25, domestic battery, possession of less than 20 grams cannabis and possession of paraphernalia. Bond $1,500.
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Chapter 5 : Fists Fly
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you gave me all your love and all I gave you was goodbye,
and I go back to December all the time.
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I narrow my eyes. We have only one choice: to fight. I bare my teeth back at her. If I have to morph, I will.
Because I'm one of the original Twelve Fire-Eaters, I can change into a werewolf whenever I want. Luckily for me, it doesn't hurt like it does for everyone else.
Vanessa and her group of followers glare back at us. I know they're waiting to see who will make the first move. Ted is tense.
Vanessa snarls and jumps forward. Her clothes begin to rip and she howls as her back curves. Her legs grow and change, and her body becomes covered in fur. I see her nails lengthen and her eyes change color. She stands as a werewolf for a moment, recovering from her morph, before launching herself at me. I duck and slide to the left.
She flies over me and falls to her side. Then she jumps over me, standing in front of her followers again. She howls and they charge towards Ted, who has his wand out shooting spells.
I glare at her and prepare myself before leaping towards her. In mid-air, my body carefully and painlessly slides into werewolf form. The Fire-Eaters pause momentarily to gawk. I don't usually morph; I'm not particularly fond of it.
I find myself glancing over at Ted every few seconds to make sure he's doing okay. Several unconscious Fire-Eaters are thrown through the air.
Vanessa follows my eyes before grinning, showing a full set of razor-sharp teeth. She stalks him. He notices her between casting spells and his face turns white.
She launches herself at him. I jump through the air and crash into her, toppling her to the ground. There's no way she's touching my Teddy.
Anger and hate grip me as I find my wolf-teeth ripping at her. I'm conscious of her blood spraying across the floor. She heaves me up and tosses me against a wall - I whimper as I smash into it.
I feel heat surge through my body. That's it. No one messes with me like that. I see her stalking Teddy again and I'm partly angry and partly terrified for him. I jump up, sliding into human-form, and pull out my wand.
"Stupefy!" I shout, and Vanessa flies head-first over Ted, narrowly missing him, before slamming into a wall and falling unconscious.
I look over and notice a pile of unconscious bodies lying at Ted's feet. My mouth falls open as I gape at him.
"I'm an Auror, remember? I am capable of taking care of myself." he says, smirking as he walks up to me. Clearly, he's right. Snapping out of my shock, I grab his arm.
"We have to go now!" I feel slight terror grip me as I pull Ted. Luckily, Vanessa has seemed to have created a distraction, so all the Fire-Eaters are gathered in the court-yard.
Ted and I burst into the Hall of the Temple of the Night. Now he's the one gaping.
"That's a statue of you." He says, motioning at the very center. In the hall are a half-ring of eleven statues, representing eleven of the first Twelve Fire-Eaters, not including me. Inside the semi-circle are two statues, perfect replicas of Auxilry Black and Fenrir Greyback. Finally, leaning down between Auxilry and Fenrir is a statue of me, scars and all.
I sigh and give Ted a look. "Okay, pretty-boy, it's a statue of me, now let's go."
Ted turns his head to me.
"Okay… wait, did you just call me..."
He never got to finish his sentence, seeing as I had grabbed his arm and yanked him straight through the front-door. Normally, I would have thought the idea of leaving through the front doors of the Temple a completely ludicrous idea, but seeing as no one is around, it is perfectly okay.
"Run," I tell him, and before I know it, the forest has swallowed us. All I am aware of is the burning in my legs and lungs as I race ahead, looking over my shoulder to make sure Ted's still there. His gasping breath stays behind me, along with an occasional thunk as he falls to the ground. He is naturally clumsy and can't even walk without falling over something, let alone run.
Ten minutes later we burst into a clearing. Ted trips over a twig and lands face-first in some leaves. His strength has abandoned him, so he just lies there. I sit on the ground, trying to get my breath back. I know I shouldn't be sitting after running for so long, but I feel like I'm about to die.
I reach into a pocket of my dress and pull out a bottle of water. Unscrewing the cap, I let the cold, fresh water flow into my mouth and refresh my poor, dry throat. Ted looks up from his spot on the ground, and I hand the water to him. He takes a long drink and sits up, breathing hard.
I inhale sharply, but not from running. Ted has pulled his cloak off, and his ripped shirt gives me a nice view. His arms are more muscular than I ever knew they could be. His smooth chest gleams from sweat. Ted's messy brown hair is stringing onto his face, and he has dirt smeared on his cheek. It's the most beautiful sight I've ever experienced.
I suddenly realize Ted is watching me self-consciously. His cheeks are bright red, and his hair is the same color.
"You got your Metamorphmagus abilities back," I tease gently, remembering that his hair has been brown recently, while trying to forget my embarrassment. He saw me checking him out. I think I'm going to die.
"Yeah, that's because I'm not too worried about dying. I don't think I have to worry about you killing me." His voice is shaky and light as he teases. My face flushes red. No, of course he doesn't have to worry about me killing him; he is fully aware of what I was thinking.
"Um, Raven, I should tell you something… I'm engaged." Ted says quietly. My heart drops out of my chest. Oh Merlin, please don't cry. Not now.
"To who?" I ask. I almost breathe out a sigh of relief when my voice comes out sounding strong, and doesn't break at all like I thought it would.
"Victoire Weasley."
What!? He's got to be joking! That veela!? She was practically my arch-nemesis in Hogwarts.
"I'm sorry," he whispers to me, seeing my look of disgust.
"Look, don't tell me sorry. It doesn't even matter." Ted flinches. My voice is sharp and angry, matching how I feel. I know it's not right to do that to him. After all, it was I who left him, and I who smashed his heart to pieces. My mind flashes back.
I was sitting in the Hogwarts Common Room. I had just asked Ted to come see me. He walked in. His eyes were watery. I knew it was my fault, but I didn't care. I broke up with him a month ago and he was still mourning me. It was getting on my nerves.
"Get over me." I barked at him rudely. His eyes looked at me sadly.
"I can't, Raven, I love you. I've had to watch you slowly scream and howl as you pull your hair out while your aunt changes you into this creature."
"I'm NOT a creature! This is the BEST thing that's ever happened to me, better than YOU!" My words had hit him harder than I meant them to. I watched his Metamorphmagism fade, leaving his real face to me.
"Here's a word of advice, Ted Lupin: don't you EVER fall in love with me again."
I stormed out, leaving him heart-broken.
My mind pulls itself back into reality. I try to bite back the tears. What did I expect? I told him not to ever fall in love with me again. I broke his heart. He did exactly what I told him to: he moved on. And now here I am, mourning my own actions.
I wish I hadn't been so stupid. He was the best thing I ever had, and I threw him away.
I roughly grab his arm. "Well come on then, we'd best be going." My voice is harsh and Ted remains quiet.
We storm through the forest. Mostly just quick walking, but we break into run if we hear a noise. After what feels like hours, I decide I can't take the tension anymore. I grab Ted's arms and yank him around to look at me.
"Look, I'm sorry okay?" I breathe out a sigh. His eyes are hard.
"No, you're right, it doesn't matter." He yanks his arm away from me and I slink back, feeling like I've been slapped. He speed-walks ahead of me, his head hunched down.
I run back up to him.
"Look, what's your problem?" My voice is angry and loud. Considering that we're hiding from Fire-Eaters, now is not a good time to be loud, but I'm being irrational anyways.
"You know why? Do you really want to know why, Raven?" His voice is loud and rough; His eyes are glaring at me coldly, his mouth thin. "Because you shattered my heart, and now that I've moved on, you've MAGICALLY popped back up in my life acting like we could be a thing again! Well guess what Miss Black? We're not and we NEVER will be!" His teeth are clenching and all the veins in his neck are popping out. He's so angry he's shaking.
"Well you know what?" I yell, furious with his behavior. "I'm so bloody sorry that I was being CONTROLLED by my aunt, who made me think and say what she wanted me to think and say. I'm so bloody SORRY that I'm HUMAN. Perhaps I should have just let you DIE!" My vision turns red with fury and my fist flies into his chin. A loud cracking sound is heard followed by Ted falling backwards.
I gasp in horror at what I just did. Ted's eyes are closed and his face is white while he lays unconscious on the forest floor. My heart begins breaking all over again. It seems all I do is hurt him. I find myself sobbing into my hands while I get on the ground and kneel next to him, stroking his hair. I finally free one hand from my mouth long enough to pull out my wand and repair his broken jaw.
I wish we would have just Apparated, even if the Fire-Eaters could find us by tracking us. Then I wouldn't be hurting my Teddy.
I somehow manage to link my arms under his heavy masculine body and pull him to a tree.
"Still out cold? I'm sorry…" I whisper closely. The rest of my anger melts off as I watch him. As a Fire-Eater, I guess I sometimes forget that I'm stronger that I should be.
"Oh Teddy, I'm so, so sorry. It's just… I can't fight this feeling anymore. I've forgotten what I started fighting for." I sigh and run my fingers through his hair, which has turned a lovely golden colour.
"Even if I have to crawl upon your floor, come crashing through your door, baby, I can't fight this feeling anymore…" I know it sounds completely ludicrous, especially since I was angry at him just moments before. But I'm so overwhelmed with him. And guilt. I still feel bad. I never should have yelled, or blamed him… or hit him.
I yank my hand away from his hair as he groans slightly and rolls over. The sun is beginning to turn the sky orange with the sunset.
Ted moans again and boosts himself up into a sitting position, holding his head in his hands and rubbing his chin slowly.
He suddenly notices me sitting next to him.
"Planning to hit me again?" His tone is cold. He doesn't look at my face as he stands up, scowling, and walks over to a tree, his back to me.
I'm suddenly aware that I still have tears on my cheeks. I quickly try to wipe them off. Ted turns back to me.
"So exactly what is –" He pauses and tilts his head. "Are you crying?"
I quickly press my hand to my mouth and look down. My hair falls into my face, masking him from view.
He doesn't make a sound, just stands there awkwardly.
"Raven…" He finally says. His voice is nothing more than a whisper, and much more soft than I expected it to be. He walks up to me and kneels right in front of me.
"Raven," he whispers again. I look up and almost jump backwards. He's so close our noses are almost touching, and the faint smell of wet dog washes over me. I think it's the best scent I've ever smelled. My vision sort of clouds over and my head spins.
"I'm sorry, Raven." He whispers again.
"It's okay," I finally whisper back, and I pause for a moment. Opening my mouth to speak, I'm suddenly interrupted.
I gasp and Ted's face turns white again.
"Well, well, well. Look who it is? It's my little niece and her sweet little doggie." Auxilry smiles coldly.
A/N: First of all, credits! The first song at the top is Back to December by Taylor Swift and the song Raven quotes in italics in the middle is Can't Fight This Feeling Anymore by REO Speedwagon/Glee. Thanks to Lilyfire my bestie, to NaidatheRavenclaw - my dedicated reviewer and new beta <3, TGK, Ramona, ilharrypotter, & DobbysSock for staying active reviewers and making my day :D
Coming Up: What happens to Ted and Victoire?
Stay reading to meet the newest character: Celestine?
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I'm late! I'm late! For a very important date! The late season planting date, that is.
Although I worked a larger garden this year than I ever had before, I still feel like a slacker. An extended growing season really isn't part of my garden repertoire so far, though the advantages are obvious to me. I have no greenhouse, no row covers, and I didn't manage to get a second crop of anything in for fall harvest, not even lettuce. And it's pretty late to do anything about it now, in November. But if I'm not the most diligent gardener, I am willing to gamble on long shots. But in this case, I'm hedging my bets.
I've come up with a crude coldframe idea, and I'm going to run a little experiment. What I'm trying to grow is arugula sylvetta, (also known as rocket) a very hardy and very tasty salad green. It's tough enough to germinate at temperatures as low as 40F (4.5C)! And it may be my favorite salad green of all time. We especially love it tossed on thin crust pizza just as it's pulled from the oven. I'm going to see if it can be coaxed into producing a winter crop for us when planted this late in the season. Here's the set up for my experiment.
We picked up some older bales of hay from the farmer who leases and farms our farmland. He declined to charge us anything for them. (He'll be getting a few loaves of my homemade bread next time we're up there.) If he'd had any, we would have taken bales of straw, to avoid bringing seeds into the garden. I arranged four of the bales to form the sides of a small impromptu coldframe, which I'll use only over this winter. I call it the hayframe. In spring, the hay will be turned into garden mulch. Hay is a good insulator that breathes well, and it's biodegradable. Best of all, constructing the walls of my coldframe took less than five minutes and cost me nothing. If you had to pay for four bales of hay, it would almost certainly cost no more than $20, and less if you live outside of a city. Straw bales may be even cheaper.
The top of my hayframe is a weather beaten window I picked up from a typically frugal old time Pennsylvania Dutch man. Throw it away? No, ma'am. He set it out in the yard with a for sale sign. I got it for $2. I pinwheeled the bales of hay to create an opening just slightly smaller than the outer dimensions of the window. The slight overlap of the bales at each corner provides extra insulation, at least in theory. In reality, hay bales aren't as uniform or as solid as bricks, so there are gaps and irregularities. The window simply lays on top of the bales, so the seal isn't great to say the least. But I guess I've got what I paid for. I did stack the hay bales so that their shortest sides are the vertical rise of the coldframe. That means that whatever warmth is collected inside the hayframe will stay as close to the ground, and the plants, as possible. I'm counting on the cold tolerant arugula to make this setup work for it.
In hardiness zone 6, I know I'm asking a lot from these seeds, planting them in early November, though we are having unusually warm weather this week, which may make all the difference. To give the plants a little more advantage in this marginal environment, I pulled a few tricks out of my bag. First, I aligned the coldframe to face south, so that it ekes out as much solar exposure as possible. I also cut pieces of cardboard to fit each hay "wall" of the hayframe, and I covered these with aluminum foil, shiny side showing. This will bounce whatever sunlight comes into the coldframe around very well, so that the growing plants get as much sunlight as possible.
I haven't done this yet because it has been fairly warm, but I may also put two bricks in the cold frame, one at either northern corner. These bricks will soak up the solar energy each day and get somewhat warm. During the night, they'll slowly release that warmth, giving the plants a small temperature advantage. Placing them in the corners will assure that they won't block too much of the sunlight reflected from the aluminum foil, and they won't shade the plants directly either. I'm going to wait to see what the daytime temperatures are like in the hayframe on a cold sunny day, the next time we have one, which may take another month.
I'm pleased with this little project because it puts stuff we've got lying around or very cheaply available to us to good use, at least potentially. I'll be even better pleased if it works. Plenty of things may go wrong with this experiment. Field mice could invade the hay bales. They might enjoy arugula. The window frame is also going to collect precipitation, leading to rapid deterioration of the wood. But that's just something I'll have to live with. Or, I may just have left the sowing too late. So, we'll see how the arugula seeds fare. I'll let you know how it goes.
Note: Preliminary results of the hayframe experiment are now posted.
Friday, November 7, 2008
The Slacker Gardener's Coldframe
Posted by Kate at 9:06 AM
Labels: DIY, experiment, extended season, gardening
2 comments:
- el said...
Lookee that! Arugula does grow very well in cold weather. I am sure it will grow quite well for you in there too. I planted mine in the old greenhouse about 2 weeks ago and it hasn't shown up yet because it's too warm. If it's warm by you still I would take the window partially off; arugula does like to germinate when it's cool. Bon appetit!
- November 7, 2008 at 9:16 AM
- Kate said...
We had a very short break in our overcast weather yesterday, El. I did run right out and uncover the hayframe. I think it actually got warmer outside yesterday than it was inside, however momentarily. I was picking apples in my short sleeves! We'll see how the germination goes, and then see how well it grows when the cold sets in for the winter.
- November 8, 2008 at 7:17 AM
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This describes commands marking the start and the end of an exception region.
If defined, a C string constant for the name of the section containing exception handling frame unwind information. If not defined, GCC will provide a default definition if the target supports named sections. crtstuff.c uses this macro to switch to the appropriate section.
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I packed a soft sided cooler and some ice and had my cabin steward fill it each morning with fresh ice. The milk stayed nice and cold and some was even frozen! I didn't even have to pump and dump! We did drive to the port though, so I don't know how big of a hassle it would have been to fly with nearly 5 days and nights worth of breastmilk.
I purchased some Medela brand wipes to clean my pump pieces in the absence of a sterilizer. They say the parts don't have to be rinsed after use, so you can use them in places without access to water. (think Mexico, etc.) They were very convenient.
The best news though is that my son went right back to nursing when I returned. He never missed a beat!
Next up we are taking another 3 nights Bahamas cruise on the Monarch of the Seas with both of our boys, ages 7 and 6 months. Wish us luck!
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Help Bring DUMBO's Big Idea Week to SXSW
Local edudcational startup Flocabulary and the DUMBO Improvement District are in the running to present homegrown initiative Big Idea Week at SXSW next year. But they need your vote to make it a reality.
Here's the pitch:
Imagine a classroom without walls, where students work with local entrepreneurs to develop ideas that solve real-world problems. This is Big Idea Week, a community-centered entrepreneurship program that teaches critical thinking and brings STEM concepts to life for elementary school students. Started in 2013 in Brooklyn, the program is a collaboration between the DUMBO Improvement District and Alex Rappaport, co-founder of edtech company, Flocabulary.
Voting ends September 5th.
More info on Big Idea Week is here; view photo gallery here. The initiative was made possible by a BID Challenge grant from the NYC Department of Small Business Services.
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Whether realized at the time they are said or only in hindsight, nearly everyone will express a word, phrase or sentence that proves the last thing he or she ever says while alive -- and that even includes people who never existed in the first place. Sometimes profound, sometimes everyday, here you will find a select collection of the last words spoken by fictional characters in famous books and plays.

Note: The following quotations are organized alphabetically by the fictional character's last name, followed by the title of the book or play, and then the name of the author.

Captain Ahab, Moby Dick by Herman Melville
Towards thee I roll, thou all-destroying but unconquering whale; to the last I grapple with thee; from hell's heart I stab at thee; for hate's sake I spit my last breath at thee. Sink all coffins and all hearses to one common pool! and since neither can be mine, let me then tow to pieces, while still chasing thee, though tied to thee, thou damned whale! THUS, I give up the spear!

"Trekkies" might recognize the "From hell's heart..." quote as one of the memorable lines uttered by the villainous Kahn in the 1982 film Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan.

Bilbo Baggins, The Return of the King by J.R.R. Tolkien
Hullo, Frodo! Well, I have passed the Old Took today! So that's settled. And now I think I am quite ready to go on another journey. Are you coming?

The journey to which Tolkien's famous hobbit refers (in the last book of The Lord of the Rings trilogy) is to the Undying Lands, where Bilbo spent his remaining years.

Beowulf, Beowulf (author unknown; translation by Seamus Heaney)
You are the last of us, the only one left of the Waegmundings. Fate swept us all away, sent my whole brave high-born clan to their final doom. Now I must follow them.

Julius Caesar, The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare
Et tu, Brute? Then fall, Caesar!

Sydney Carton, A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to than I have ever known.

Vito Corleone, The Godfather by Mario Putzo
Life is so beautiful.

Unlike his depiction in the Academy Award-winning 1972 film, crime-boss Corleone utters these last words in the original novel before suffering a heart attack while playing with his grandson.

Albus Dumbledore, Harry Potter and the Half-blood Prince by J.K. Rowling
Severus... please...

Jay Gatsby, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
Well, good-by.

God, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams
Oh dear, I hadn't thought of that.

Hamlet, The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark by William Shakespeare
O, I die, Horatio;
The potent poison quite o'er-crows my spirit:
I cannot live to hear the news from England;
But I do prophesy the election lights
On Fortinbras: he has my dying voice;
So tell him, with the occurrents, more and less,
Which have solicited. The rest is silence.

Hazel, Watership Down by Richard Adams
Yes, my lord. Yes, I know you.

Captain James Hook, Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie
Bad form.

Tessie Hutchinson, The Lottery by Shirley Jackson
It isn't fair, it isn't right.

If you haven't read this classic short story, I encourage you to do so in order to understand the significance of Hutchinson's last words.

Kurtz, Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad
The horror! The horror!

In the well-known 1979 film adaptation, "Colonel Walter Kurtz" (portrayed by Marlon Brando) whispers these same climactic words.

Willy Loman, Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller
Now, when you kick off, boy, I want a seventy-yard boot, and get right down the field under the ball, and when you hit, hit low and hit hard, because it's important, boy. There's all kinds of important people in the stands, and the first thing you know... Ben! Ben, where do I...? Ben, how do I...? Sh!... Sh! Sh!... Shhh!

After uttering these lines and realizing he will never achieve his vision of the "American Dream," Loman jumps into his car and deliberately crashes it, killing himself, because he believes that his son will use the insurance proceeds to start a business and become rich.

Daisy Miller, Daisy Miller by Henry James
I don't care whether I have Roman fever or not!

King Richard III, The Tragedy of King Richard the Third by William Shakespeare
Slave, I have set my life upon a cast,
And I will stand the hazard of the die:
I think there be six Richmonds in the field;
Five have I slain to-day instead of him.
A horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horse!

Eustacia Vye, The Return of the Native by Thomas Hardy
O, the cruelty of putting me into this ill-conceived world! I was capable of much; but I have been injured and blighted and crushed by things beyond my control! O, how hard it is of Heaven to devise such tortures for me, who have done no harm to Heaven at all!

Lawrence Wargrave, Ten Little Indians by Agatha Christie
And they will find ten dead bodies and an unsolved problem on Indian Island. Signed, Lawrence Wargrave

Judge Wargrave concluded his confessional suicide note with this line before placing it in a bottle and throwing it into the sea.

General Zaroff, The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell
Splendid! One of us is to furnish a repast for the hounds. The other will sleep in this most excellent bed. On guard, Rainsford.

If you haven't read this classic short story, I encourage you to do so in order to understand the significance of Zaroff's last words.


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has captain planet eaten flash before ,wait...does that mean he's a zombie!?!?
nooo nooo, well maybe
Linework and expressions are great as always.
I really, really like the way you try to keep everything real. The faces look like something you'd see in real life and still has great line art. The frame by frame was outstanding, but sometimes you don't ease it in some parts.
It was a great setup. Showing how Captain Planet can really be a danger to earth himself is a perfect twist, and the reaction to everyone seeing him in distress was priceless.
Keep up the good work!
You sly bastard
So you admitted it - all your sexeh sexeh flashing is a sexeh scheme for world dominatrixation. I don't care if that isn't a word.
Anyways, yeah this was awesome as always. My wife & I can go to bed laughing and affected by your damn sexeh rays.
<3 you as always.
Fricking genius!
I love this, I've been watching your animations for years and you never disappoint. And this is yet another piece making it to my favorites. Which includes the weed drought and the Pleasure Island series. And critique wise? Seriously everything was done great, and it was extremely funny so this gets all my 5/5 10/10 and all that jazz.
Also, I'm glad to hear the flood didn't got to you. Shit kinda seems to be hitting the fan pretty bad in Australia as of late. Keep up the good work man.
thanks! no body of water could stop me.
... Chris, I've told you this so many times that I've literally lost count on how many times I've said it, but it's worthwhile repeating once more: you are one hugely talented artist, seemingly capable of producing animations with such a high level of quality effortlessly in a way that <shames> your pears. No really. The quality of this animation, in all aspects is just superb (and what I present now has been said before, but you deserve to hear it again!):
- The animation is fantastic. You are one of the few artists who can really draw and animate people speaking in a realistic manner, since we actually see the whole facial expression moving when people speak (as opposed to just their mouths). And characters' emotions are wonderfully clear, as their faces present details upon details (btw, have you ever seen Great Teacher Onizuka? There's something reminiscent of that anime in your style). The faces Cpt Planet has in this animation are amongst your finest ever, ranging from the hauntingly agonizing to the sinisterly terrifying.
But not only that, character movements are smooth too, your coloring / lighting is great and gives us all sorts of nice shades, your backgrounds are pretty well done (all more so since you actually create them), your drawings are impressively 3 dimensional and there are all sorts of great details all round.
I've never used this term before, nor am I qualified to give it out, but I'd deem you a <master> animator, as it shows, time and time again.
- Your character design, as always, is original and interesting, with a great deal of diversity, even minor characters are more than just stick figures and seem to have a significant deal of depth into them.
- The voice work is superb, as always. Your stable of voice actors, including yourself, are constantly producing good and diverse voices. You use sparse, but excellently well placed sounds effects that really spice up your work. And the Greasy Moose band is always making either spot-on songs that fit the scene really well, or songs that are so completely in opposition to what we're seeing on screen that it comes from the other way and somehow works even better.
- And, of course, the meat of the meal here are the stories. You have a great imagination, capable of producing Crazy Awesome moments all-the-freaking-time, on par with stuff like Axe Cop or Dr McNinja, but with a more mature approach and a sometimes biting satirical edge. It's tightly scripted, it shocks us with the unexpected twists, it has some excellently crafted dialogue and it's genuinely amongst the funniest things I know off.
And that's what makes your movies so special. Because, you see, you not only have the talents of a fantastic animator, but you have really, really funny and interesting stories to tell, a combination that's pretty much unrivaled.
So, in short: I was laughing and/or grinning virtually non-stop throughout this movie and it gave me massive amounts of glee and pleasure to watch it; I wholeheartedly enjoyed it for all it's aspects and it just shows the brilliance that you are.
I've completely lost my perspective on your movies, Chris, as I can no longer offer any sort of constructive criticism (which is bad, since any good review should offer some, so as to 'further the art'); I simply enjoy your stuff so much that I must be completely glossing over any and all problems they might have. I'm not even sure if I should keep reviewing them, as I'm not sure I can offer new and / or original comments.
And, on a final note, if you're ever looking for a voice actor (in particular, if you need someone who can do accents), drop me a line; it'd be a personal honour to work with you.
i've read some GTO, and yeh the expressions the artist used were one of the things i liked about it.
thanks vert, for taking the time to write your review, and i'm really pleased you liked it! i was really unsure if this one was going to hold up as it was quite different in story style to my usual fare, so its nice to know.


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Heading Eastby Staff Writer / Anaheim Ducks
Here is a closer look at the trip:
Prudential Center
Road Trip Starts with 3-1 Loss
Corey Perry scored his 12th goal of the season and extended his point streak to a career-high nine games, but Anaheim could not muster any other offense in a 3-1 defeat at New Jersey. Recap | Photos
Ducks with ties to
Sheldon Brookbank (played with Devils from 2007-09)
Scott Niedermayer (played with the Devils from 1991-2004)
George Parros (played with Princeton University from 1999-2003)
Bobby Ryan (born in Cherry Hill, NJ)
About the state of New Jersey
Known as "The Garden State," New Jersey is home to more than 9,800 farms covering 790,000 acres. It was the first state to sign the Bill of Rights. The first organized baseball game was played in the city of Hoboken in 1846 and the first professional basketball game was played in the city of Trenton in 1896. The state is one of only two in the United States (along with Oregon) where self-service filling of gas is prohibited.
Nationwide Arena
Ducks Earn One Point, Fall in Shootout
Bobby Ryan and Todd Marchant tallied goals in regulation, but the Ducks came up short in a 3-2 shootout loss at Columbus. Ryan Getzlaf (two assists) and Corey Perry (one assist) each extended their scoring streaks to a league-high 10 games in the defeat. Recap | Photos
Ducks with ties to
Sheldon Brookbank (played with Cincinnati Mighty Ducks (AHL) 2003-05)
Ryan Getzlaf (played with Cincinnati Mighty Ducks (AHL) 2005)
Joffrey Lupul (played with Cincinnati Mighty Ducks (AHL) 2004-05)
Jean-Sebastien Giguere (played with Cincinnati Mighty Ducks (AHL) 2000-01)
Todd Marchant (played with Blue Jackets 2003-05)
Corey Perry (played with Cincinnati Mighty Ducks (AHL) 2004)
About the city of Columbus
Located near the center of the state,
Joe Louis Arena
Ducks Outgunned in Detroit
Anaheim tied the game three times in the third period, but they could never take a lead and fell 7-4 in Detroit. Ryan Getzlaf (one goal, three assists) and Corey Perry (one goal, one assist) extended their league-high scoring streaks to 11 games in the loss. Recap | Photos
Ducks with ties to
Mike Brown (played with
Sheldon Brookbank (played with Grand Rapids Griffins (AHL) 2001-03)
About the city of Detroit
Nicknamed "The Motor City,"
Mellon Arena
Road Trip Closes with Loss
The Ducks trailed for most of the game in a 5-2 loss to the defending Stanley Cup champion Penguins at Mellon Arena. The defeat closed a disappointing road trip for Anaheim, which went 0-3-1 in the four-game trip. A high note during the game was Corey Perry extending his career-high points streak to 12 games. Recap | Photos
Ducks with ties to
Evgeny Artyukhin (played with Hersey Bears (AHL) 2003-04)
Erik Christensen (played with Penguins 2005-08, played with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (AHL) 2004-06
Steve Eminger (played with Flyers 2008)
Joffrey Lupul (played with Flyers 2007-09)
George Parros (born in Washington, Penn., played with Reading Royals (ECHL) 2004-05)
Ryan Whitney (played with Penguins 2005-2009, played with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (AHL) 2004-05)
About the city of Pittsburgh
Not only home to the defending Stanley Cup champions, "The Steel City" is also where the reigning Super Bowl champion Steelers (winners of an all-time record six) of the NFL play. The Economist listed Pittsburgh as the most livable city in the United States earlier this year. The city has 723 bridges, more than any other city in the world except Venice, Italy. Pittsburgh is also is within 500 miles of more than half the U.S. population.


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A participative approach
Staff committed to shared responsibility
A special feature of the CSR1 approach at Natixis Asset Management is its participative nature. Working groups made up of volunteer staff work alongside the company on five specific areas: diversity, such as gender parity and integration of disabilities, the company environment footprint, charity and well-being in the workplace.
Over 12% of staff is involved in this program to improve CSR pratices on those field via this program. These five groups put forward initiatives in each of these five areas, and raise awareness amongst all staff across the company. This approach reflects Natixis Asset Management's ambition to make CSR a daily reality and one of the cornerstones of its corporate culture via three main areas:
- Improve company practices
- Support business teams through implementation
- Promote the approach
Read more about our "Engagés" program initiatives
• Limiting our direct impact on the environment
• Disability: a place for everybody's talents
• Gender parity: a 360° objective for a more efficient business
• Workplace well-being and quality of life: at the heart of our efforts
• Exclusive partnership with La Mie de Pain
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Online Team Collaboration Software
List of Books
The list of books occupies the main part of the "Accounting" tab".
The upper part of the tab contains two buttons:
•New book — go to creating a new book;
•Reports — go to viewing reports.
Books are divided into two categories: open and closed; they are displayed on the corresponding tabs of the "Accounting" module.
Open Books
In order to view a book one should press on its line in the list. When you hover the mouse cursor over an item on the list, the following buttons appear at the end of the line:
• Edit
• Close
Above the list of books there is a field for selecting an organization, for which values in the "Income", "Expenditure" and "Balance" fields in each book, where this organization is present, will be shown:
A left mouse-button click on this field will open a list of organizations available in the corresponding module. After one selects an organization, fields "Income", "Expenditure" and "Balance" will show totals for each book, in which the selected organization has participated in any payments.
A list of books can be adjusted. Using the button located above the column with book icons fields to be displayed in the list can be selected. A menu of available fields will appear after the button is pressed:
Necessary fields should be selected in this menu and the "Apply" button should be pressed.
The list can be sorted by field "Name", "Creation time", "Modification time", "Closing time". To do this, one should click on the heading of the corresponding column.
Each page can contain up to 20 books. If the number of books is larger, a page selector appears below the list.
This tab also contains the search line. A word or combination of words is to be entered here and then the button should be pressed. There is also a possibility of a temporary filtration of books displayed in the list. In order to do this, one should enter a necessary combination of symbols in the search line and then press the button. As distinct from a usual TeamWox search, the search in book filtration is performed by the sub-line, i.e. books, in the fields of which the entered combination of symbols is found, will be shown.
Closed Books
The list of closed books can be viewed in the corresponding tab. Closed books can be viewed, but cannot be edited. When pointing a mouse cursor over an entry in the list, the following buttons will appear at the end of the line:
• Information
• Restore
• Delete
In the remaining points work with the list of closed books is similar to that with the list of open books.
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Right click here and select 'Save Link As…' to download the mp3 file.
Is anyone noticing this anomaly?
Rolls eyes again .
There are at least 2 slogans that come to mind here:
1) Figures don't lie but liars figure
2) How can you tell when a politician is lying to you ? Answer when their lips are moving
and lastly "Dvorak's Law" that is "no matter what they tell you next computer is going to cost you x current dollars.
Better to go on holiday to Cancun and while you are on vacation forget all about these miscreants
This tells me that when the yardstick changes, the numbers come out different
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As far as the market is concerned, the employment rate here in the USA is no longer relevant. The money to be made is in China.
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Expedia Verified Reviews
Don't miss out on a lower price on this hotel
Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly hotel with 3 restaurants and full-service spa
Popular property highlights
Located in Canton, this family-friendly hotel is 2 mi (3.2 km) from Tam O'Shanter Golf Course, and within 6 mi (10 km) of Pro Football Hall of Fame and Belden Village Mall. Exploration Gateway at Sippo Lake Park and Jackson Bog State Nature Preserve are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features 3 restaurants, a full-service spa, and a golf course. Free WiFi in public areas and free valet parking are also provided. Other amenities include an outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and a bar/lounge.
Room Amenities
All 72 rooms have 4 bedrooms and feature free WiFi. For a bit of entertainment, LCD TVs come with cable channels, and guests can also appreciate conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us! Opens in a new window.
Bertram Inn at Glenmoor
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Bertram Inn at Glenmoor features a golf course and outdoor tennis courts. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 3.5-star property consist of limo/town car service and a meeting room. This family-friendly hotel also offers an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a 24-hour fitness center. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. Complimentary self parking and valet parking are available on site.
Bertram Inn at Glenmoor has designated areas for smoking.
- Bar/lounge
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Babysitting or childcare
- Elevator/lift
- Children's club
- Full-service spa
- 24-hour front desk
- Poolside bar
- Conference space
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free self parking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free WiFi
- Steam room
- Free valet parking
- Sauna
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Outdoor pool
- Children's club (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Spa services on site
- Terrace
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Hair salon
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Concierge services
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Designated smoking areas
- Outdoor tennis courts - 6
- Spa tub
- Total number of rooms - 72
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- One meeting room
- Number of floors - 4
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Wedding services
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Golf course on site
- Tennis on site
- Free newspapers in lobby
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor tennis courts
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Microwave (on request)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free valet parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave (on request)
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room massage available
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Room service (limited hours)
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (free)
Where to Eat
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Black Heath - Onsite fine-dining restaurant.
Scots Grille - This restaurant overlooks the golf course. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Loch Bar - This bar serves light fare only.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Guests can play rounds at the 18-hole golf course and enjoy other recreation facilities including outdoor tennis courts. An outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna and a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Pilates classes on site
- Racquetball/squash on site
- Golfing on site
- Fitness classes on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
Spa Services
The Spa at Glenmoor has 10 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include facials, body wraps, body scrubs, and body treatments. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Number of treatment rooms 10
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body treatments
- Body scrubs
- Facial treatments
- Aromatherapy treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at 5:30 AM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Free rollaway/extra beds!
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 50.00 per pet, per stay
- Dogs only
- 2 per room (up to 75 lb)
- Restrictions apply
- For more information contact the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 45.00 per vehicle (one way)
- Pet fee: USD 50.00 per pet, per stay
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for an additional fee
- Facilities fee: USD 10.00 per person, per night and includes use of:
Hotel Name
- Bertram Glenmoor
- Bertram Glenmoor Canton
- Bertram Inn
- Bertram Inn Glenmoor
- Bertram Inn Glenmoor Canton
- Glenmoor Country Club Canton Ohio
- Glenmoor Country Club Hotel Canton
- Glenmoor Country Hotel
- The Bertram Inn At Glenmoor Canton, Ohio
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).


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Re: Research Stanback Family, MD and VA bef 1750
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Research Stanback Family, MD and VA bef 1750
Willard Saunders 1/21/11
I have just started researching the family tree of my friend and she has a grandmother, Evelyn Standback/Stanback that I cannot find anywhere, not in the census or SSDI or anywhere. I have her as married to Ross William Mooney, b 8/13/1896 in Cherokee County, NC.
I do not have a birthdate for Evelyn, only that she was born in NC and her father was from Virginia and her mother was named Cora, from North Carolina.
Evelyn and Ross had a daughter, Thelma Mooney. If I find any more info I will post it here.
Thanks! Happy hunting.