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More significantly, the loss knocks Chaparral out of the top four in Power Points for Division 4A-1 and leaves the playoff picture for the Firebirds very unclear at best when a victory would have put them well on the road to opening post season play with two home games.
The winning touchdown for the Trojans came with just over four minutes left on a 7-yard, third down pass to the right side of the end zone from quarterback Grant O'Brien to wide receiver Johnny Galvez, a 5-foot-7 dynamo who earlier had kept alive the drive that ignited his team's comeback with a 12-yard reception on a fourth and 10 play at midfield.
Chaparral fought relentlessly in moving the ball on a final drive but saw its hopes end when tight end Brandon Martin was stopped 2-yards shy of a first down on a fourth and 15 play with a minute to go. The key defensive plays for Paradise Valley had come moments before when, first, Ryan Ramsey sacked Chaparral quarterback Spencer Stone for a 12-yard loss and then, on the next play, when David Godly flushed Stone out of the pocket and tackled him after a 3-yard gain.
Chaparral seemingly had the game in hand when star tailback Deveron Carr ran 16 yards to the 2 before easily taking it in on the next play as the third quarter came to an end. But then Galvez kept alive
But throughout the fourth quarter, the Paradise Valley defense stiffened, and three minutes later, against a Chaparral defense that simply was on the field too long, Parker, took it up the middle 52-yards for a lighting score after a Firebird punt just beyond midfield.
It immediately got worse for the Firebirds when Jessie Harper forced a fumble on Chaparral's first play of the next series. Andrew Fajardo recovered for
Earlier, Paradise Valley, down throughout, managed to stay within sight with two interceptions on long passes from Stone and on key runs by Parker, who had scored on a 19-yard run to make it 24-14 with 5:14 to go in the third quarter after Cummings had put Chaparral up by 18 with an 85-yard punt return with just under 10 minutes to play in the period.
Chaparral took a 17-6 lead at the half on touchdown passes from Stone to tight end Tyler Williams (26 yards) and Cummings (9 yards).


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- Minimum stay:4-7 nights
- Sleeps:4
- Bedrooms:1
- Bathrooms:1
- Property type:Condo
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
About the Property
Condo, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, (Sleeps 2-4)
Unit 218 at Club St. Croix is an end unit on the second floor. Parking is available right in front of our condo. The unit has been renovated and decorated in a fun Caribbean theme. It is fully air conditioned. It has bright white tile floors and fresh paint through out. The bedroom is large with a pillowtop king size bed, a dresser, night stand and a chest of drawers. The condo has a complete bathroom with a new walk in shower, vanity and toilet. The kitchen has full size appliances, (dishwasher, stove, refrigerator, microwave) and is well stocked with dishes, cookware and utensils. You can eat at the counter, in the dining area, or on the balcony overlooking the sand and sea. The living room is furnished with a sofa, love seat and chair. There is a flat screen TV with a collection of DVD's. We have cable and wireless internet available.
Our clean, updated condo sits on a sandy, secluded beach in a calm bay protected by a coral reef. The snorkeling is great for beginners or experienced swimmers. We have sea grass where the smaller fish and baby sea turtles hide. We have seen and even saved baby sea turtles on our beach. One washed up entangled in a net and we were able to cut him out and return him to the sea. You can swim to a man made tire reef that attracts colorful tropical fish in open water. We often see rays on the ocean floor. Our nephew even spotted an octopus in our bay! We have a nice pool area where you can swim in the lap pool in the morning and relax in the hot tub at night.The pool has been repainted and resurfaced. It is in tip top shape. There is an on site laundry room close to the pool area. The tennis court has also been resurfaced recently.
There are too many beautiful beaches on St. Croix to name. You will want to visit as many as you can. Many of these beaches have great snorkeling. For the scuba divers, there are shipwrecks to explore, as well as 'The Wall' at Cane Bay. Don't miss taking a charter boat to snorkel at Buck Island. Help hoist the sails on a hundred year old sailing ship, the Roseway, as you head out on a sunset cruise. Try night kayaking in a glass kayak to see the magical bio-luminescence in the dark. You can rent jet skis or try kiteboarding or windsurfing. Charter a sail boat or do some deep sea fishing from a fishing boat.
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Member since: 2011
Property Type
- Condo
- On floor 2
- 800 sq. ft.
House Rules
- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Not Allowed
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper Optional
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
Bedrooms: 1 Bedroom, Sleeps 4, Beds for 4
Bathrooms: 1 Bathroom
- Books
- DVD Player
- Radio
- Satellite / Cable
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Budget
- Family
- Historic
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Bay/Sound
- Botanical Garden
- Churches
- Cinemas
- Coin Laundry
- Duty Free Shops
- Festivals
- Forests
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Library
- Live Theater
- Marina
- Museums
- Playground
- Rain Forests
- Recreation Center
- Reefs
- Restaurants
- Ruins
- Synagogues
- Winery Tours
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Fitness Center
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Laundromat
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Beachcombing
- Bird Watching
- Boating
- Eco Tourism
- Gambling Casinos
- Horseback Riding
- Luaus
- Miniature Golf
- Paddle Boating
- Photography
- Scenic Drives
- Shelling
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
- Wildlife Viewing
Location Type
We have a nice sandy beach with tiki huts for shade just a few steps from the condo....moreless
We are located in a bay on the northshore of St. Croix. You look out our balcony to the lawn and landscaping with Breezes restaurant on the left. The beach is past the lawn. ...moreless
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cycling
- Deepsea Fishing
- Fishing
- Fly Fishing
- Golf
- Golf Privileges Optional
- Hiking
- Jet Skiing
- Kayaking
- Mountain Biking
- Mountain Climbing
- Parasailing
- Pier Fishing
- Sailing
- Scuba Diving Or Snorkeling
- Snorkeling
- Activities Guide
- Air Conditioning
- Alarm Clock
- Basic Soaps
- Ceiling Fans
- Clothes Dryer:
- Hair Dryer
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Local Activities Guide
- Local Maps
- Local Restaurant Guide
- Paper Towels
- Parking Off Street:
- Blender
- Coffee Maker
- Cooking Utensils:
- Dishes & Utensils:
- Dishwasher:
- Freezer
The kitchen was recently updated with new cabinets, tile and appliances....moreless
- Microwave:
- Balcony
- Beach Chairs
- Lanai / Gazebo:
Lawn / Garden:
The condo is landscaped with tropical plants. We have a very large lawn leading to the beach....moreless
Pool / Spa
- Communal Pool
- Outdoor Hot Tub
- Shared Hot Tub
Building Type
- Building
House Cleaning
- Housekeeper Optional
RatesCurrency Conversion
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
High Season
Jan 4 - Apr 30, 2017
4 night min stay
Low Season
May 1 - Aug 31, 2017
4 night min stay
Sep 1 - Dec 20, 2017
4 night min stay
Dec 21 - Jan 2, 2018
7 night min stay
Jan 3 - Apr 30, 2018
7 night min stay
My Standard Rate
4 night min stay
Additional information about rental rates
- Refundable Damage Deposit $200
Owner's cancellation policy:
100% refund if canceled at least 60 days before arrival date.
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- Attraction
- 8.1 miles to rental
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- 2.6 miles to rental
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- 8.0 miles to rental
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- 7.9 miles to rental
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- Attraction
- 8.8 miles to rental
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The Palms at Pelican Cove
- Restaurant
- 0.6 miles to rental
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St. George Village Botanical Garden
- Attraction
- 11 miles to rental
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- Restaurant
- 13 miles to rental
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Bombay Club
- Restaurant
- 2.8 miles to rental
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- Restaurant
- 3.3 miles to rental
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- Restaurant
- 13 miles to rental
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- Restaurant
- 1.7 miles to rental
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- Restaurant
- 6.6 miles to rental
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- Attraction
- 3.9 miles to rental
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Car: Recommended
The condo is conveniently located mid island on the North Shore. You are a short drive to beautiful beaches in every direction. It is just 7 minutes from Christiansted by car where you will find the best restaurants and shopping. We have Breezes restaurant right on the property. Breezes is a great place to eat. It is very popular with the locals. We have two grocery stores up on the main road just a few minutes from the condo.
There is plenty to do on St. Croix. You won't be bored.
Our favorite restaurants are:
Beachside Cafe (west end south of Frederiksted)
Bombay Club Christiansted)
Savant (Christiansted)
The Turtle Deli (Frederiksted)
Blue Water Terrace (East End)
Cafe Christine (lunch only Christiansted)
Cheeseburgers in Paradise (great burgers - east end)
Breezez is a great restaurant right on the property.
Blue Water Terrace (east end)
The Palms Monday night buffet and Caribbean Show
Our favorite beaches are:
Cane Bay
the beach at Carambola
Half Penny Beach
Shoys Beach
Sprat Hall
Sandy Point (weekends only - in season)
We really like our beach, too. There is great snorkeling
Our favorite activities:
Snorkeling at Cane Bay
A trip to Buck Island to snorkel
The hike to the tide pools from Carambola,
Horse back riding in the rain forest
The Botanical Garden
Golf at Carambola
Sunset sail on the Roseway
The tour of the rum factory
Shopping in Christiansted
The Candlelight Concerts at the Whim Museum
Caribbean Theater
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2006
About the owner: My husband and I have recently retired and moved to The Villages in Florida. Don worked as a researcher in a drug company working on new drugs to make bones stronger. I had a small design business that specialized in custom window treatments. Now that I have time, I am learning to watercolor. I love to paint the tropical flowers and beautiful beach scenes we enjoy every day. The colors are spectacular and the air is so clean that everything looks fresh and bright. There is something to paint around every corner.
Why the Owner Chose Estate Golden Rock, Saint Croix, USVI:
We were in the Virgin Islands celebrating our 30th wedding anniversary. We decided to look at some beachfront property we saw advertised. We fell in love with this condo when we saw it and put an offer in on it that very day. It has been the best snap decision we ever made. We wanted to update and remodel it to make it seem more like home. We put in all new tile, fresh paint and a new kitchen. Every year we make small improvements to make it more comfortable and enjoyable for ourselves as well as our renters. We love to sit on the balcony to eat, read, relax or just watch the sun rise. We love the tiki huts on the beach and the snorkeling in the bay. When we are tired and lazy we love to walk down to Breezes for dinner. We like to relax in the hot tub or sit by the pool in the late afternoon. We love the friendly staff and our neighbors at Club St. Croix.
The Unique Benefits at this Condo:
We have updated and continue to maintain 218 so that it is one of the nicest units at Club St. Croix. Club St. Croix is in a great location. We are just a few minutes from Christiansted where there are great restaurants, galleries and shops. Many of the fishing, boating, diving, snorkeling, jeep and sight seeing tours originate in Christiansted. We love to walk along the boardwalk around the wharf and eat in one of the many restaurants right on the water. The condo is close to two grocery stores and several fast food restaurants, as well as more up scale restaurants. It is mid-island on the north shore so we are equal distances from beaches to the east and west. We love St. Croix and all it has to offer. It is a beautiful island and we enjoy all the people we have met there. It is a treat to visit the island for a few weeks each year.
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The beach at Club St. Croix. It is very quiet and relaxing.
The kitchen
The new living room furniture
The murphy bed. It pulls down to sleep 2 people on a full size mattress.
The bedroom into the bathroom. Also, a door into the bathroom from the hall.
The bathroom
The hot tub
The newly resurfaced tennis courts.
The driveway into the grounds.
A sailboat in our bay.
We like to sit on the balcony and watch the sea plane on approach to the harbor.
This pelican comes to fish daily in our bay.
The newly remodeled kitchen has full size appliances.
The dining area
The wall unit. We just put in a new 32' flat screen TV.
The table on the balcony.
The bedroom. We just put in a new pillow top king size mattress.
The pool area.
Some of the tiki huts on the beach at Club St. Croix.
Our building from the parking lot. We are the second floor East-end unit.
The view of the beach from the balcony. Breezes is the onsite restaurant.
The view of the building from our beach. We have the end unit on second floor.
The wind surfers are picking up their gear.
The patio seating at Breezes right on the property. We love to eat there.
This listing was first published here in 2011.
Date last modified - Wednesday, April 26, 2017
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M. Giard, J.P. Bernard, A. Klotz and I. Ristorcelli (eds)
EAS Publications Series, 4 (2002) 157
Stellar sources in the ISOGAL outer bulge fields (7 and 15 μm ISOCAM observations)
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Homi Bhabha Road, Colaba, Mumbai-400005, India
2 Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris, CNRS, 98bis Bd. Arago, 75014 Paris, France
3 DASGAL, Observatoire de Paris, 61 avenue de l'Observatoire, 75014 Paris, France
We report the study of ISOGAL fields in the outer galactic bulge. We have combined 7 and 15 μm ISOCAM observations with DENIS IJKs near-infrared data to determine the nature of the sources and the interstellar extinction. Most of the ISOGAL sources show evolution of mass-loss rates in the range 10-8 to 10-6 M⊙/year. Most of the detected sources are red giants above the RGB tip; a few of them show an excess in and J - Ks-[15] colors. These sources are detected as AGB stars with large mass-loss rates.
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By ROBERT SHERMAN
Published: October 30, 1988
THE county's concert activity tends to be centered in its middle and southern parts, but this week the northern communities are in the spotlight, starting tonight with the season opening of the Mount Kisco Concert Association.
Leading off the four-program series at Cross River's John Jay High School Auditorium at 7:30 P.M., the superb young American pianist, Christopher O'Riley, will play works by Haydn, Schubert, Liszt and Rachmaninoff. For reservations or subscription details, call 666-9181.
As part of its golden anniversary observations, King's College has invited the Empire Brass Quintet to give a celebratory concert this Friday at 8 P.M., although because of the expected high attendance the performance will take place in the Ossining High School Auditorium, rather than on the Briarcliff Manor campus.
The program is certainly varied enough, ranging from Purcell theater pieces on through a bit of Italian opera to several works by Spanish composers, and concluding with some fascinating Americana: Copland's arrangement of the traditional Shaker tune, ''Simple Gifts''; ''Street Song,'' written especially for the Empire Brass by Michael Tilson Thomas; selections from Gershwin's ''Porgy and Bess,'' and music from two great Leonard Bernstein scores, ''Mass'' and ''West Side Story'' (944-5656).
It is season No. 31 for the Chappaqua Orchestra, and at Saturday's 8 P.M. opening in the Horace Greeley School, the instrumentalists will be joined by the Pleasantville Cantata Singers for the gorgeous ''Flos Campi'' (''Flowers of the Field'') by Ralph Vaughan Williams.
The Cantata Singers' director, Ludwig Sheffield, will be the guest conductor of the piece, which was inspired by the Biblical Song of Solomon, because the music director, Jesse Levine, will be otherwise occupied performing the pivotal viola solo. Mr. Levine also plans to play the Telemann Viola Concerto, as well as to conduct Mendelssohn's ''Italian Symphony.'' This fusing of popular and rarely heard works is typical of the maestro's highly attractive programming and should yield similar delights throughout the season (769-5789).
Next Sunday in the north country, William Blount, the clarinetist of the St. Luke's Chamber Ensemble, gives a 3 P.M. recital of Brahms and Poulenc sonatas at the Caramoor Music Room, in Katonah (232-5035), while at 4 o'clock, the Wave Hill Trio plays Haydn and Mendelssohn for Performers of Westchester at a private home in Bedford (693-1151).
Turning to other Westchester venues, in Bronxville today at 3 P.M. the Contreras Ensemble, a 21-piece chamber orchestra under the direction of Jose Contreras, comes to Concordia College. The program lists a Handel Concerto Grosso, Haydn's Symphony No. 91 and Ives's Third (337-9300). Next Sunday at 2 P.M., incidentally, Concordia welcomes five members of the Philharmonia Virtuosi, plus the guest pianist Stephanie Brown and the soprano Sandra Ruggles, for a recital featuring a Haydn Trio and two delectable works by Schubert: ''Shepherd on the Rock'' and the ''Trout'' Quintet (693-5595).
Meanwhile, the full Philharmonia Virtuosi will be in orchestral action today at 3 P.M., their program at the State University of New York focusing on music for contrasting groups of strings, including Vivaldi's Concerto for Violin and Two Orchestras (with Paul Peabody as soloist), Spohr's ''Double String Quartet'' and the ''Petite Symphonie Concertante'' by the 20th-century Swiss master, Frank Martin (693-5595).
Staying at the State University, we arrive at next weekend's subscription concerts by the New Orchestra of Westchester, and a program celebrating the spirit of glasnost with music by Russian and American composers. The latter are Charles Ives and Charles Griffes (both of whom, it seems, lived for a time in Greenburgh, a town celebrating its Bicentennial this year), while from the Slavic side, we have the Fifth Symphony of Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1, featuring Alexander Toradze, the brilliant Soviet Georgian virtuoso now living in the United States. As usual, the 8 P.M. Saturday program will be repeated next Sunday at 3 P.M. (682-3707).
While the New Orchestra fills Theater A next Sunday, the Music Building at the State University campus in Purchase is the site of a remarkable daylong ''Musical Offering'' sponsored by the New York State Music Teachers Association and described as ''a compendium of refreshing views on the full range of musical styles.''
Taking the form of interactive, sometimes concurrent sessions, the first conclave has the renowned pianist Jacob Lateiner discussing sonata form and other aspects of the classical era, then playing two Beethoven Sonatas; then come such diverse activities as a workshop on Baroque dance, a film and lecture titled ''Rediscovering Toscanini,'' even a bring-your-own-instrument jazz/rock jam session. Registration begins at 9 A.M. For more details call 834-1362 or 761-6338.
Also on next Sunday's agenda are two unusual concerts in the Bronx: at 2 P.M., England's fabulous King's Singers take us from Elizabethan madrigals through contemporary pop tunes at the Lehman College Center (212) 960-8833; and at 3 P.M., the Bronx Arts Ensemble begins its ''Distinguished Artists'' series at the Riverdale Y with a concerto marathon by Michael Boriskin. With Michael Bartos conducting, the fine young American pianist will tackle Mozart's K.414 Concerto in A, Hindemith's Kammermusik No. 2; the Aubade, which the composer Francis Poulenc dubbed a ''Choreographic Concerto for Piano and 18 Instruments,'' and the 1925 Concertino by Leos Janacek (212) 549-1899 or (212) 601-7399.
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Undeva la începutul secolului al XX-lea, în urma cercetărilor arheologice pe teritoriul Angliei, a fost descoperit un inel de aur care are în spate o legendă asemănătoare cu cea a Inelului din operele lui J.R.R. Tolkien. Să fie oare sursa de inspiraţie a autorului de origine sud-africană pentru trilogia "Stăpânul Inelelor" şi "Hobbitul"?
African history. One scholar said, some black folks continued to focus on the last 500 years of slavery and oppression, forgetting or ignoring the previous thousands of years of our glorious history. It is full time that we re-connect with our glorious past, which is still UN-surpassed by any other human developments and evolution upon the planet earth!
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AFRICAN KINGS by International Photographer James C. Lewis | Thutmose III (1481 BC - 1425 BC) was the sixth Pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty. Thutmose III ruled Egypt for almost fifty-four years, and his reign is usually dated from April 24, 1479 BC to March 11, 1425 BC; however, this includes the twenty-two years he was co-regent to Hatshepsut. During the final two years of his reign, he appointed his son and successor, Amenhotep II, as his junior co-regent. | Model: Eric Graham
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Black Inventors; Black History
Africa | People. Ethnolinguistic Map of the Peoples of Africa. Published in Dec 1971 with the article "The Zulus: Black Nation in a Land of Apartheid," this map is a supplement to the "Heritage of Africa" map printed in the same issue. Featuring a physical map with the names of groups and their languages, this map also contains beautiful illustrations and interesting facts about the diverse peoples that inhabit the continent. CLICK image to access interactive version at National…
BLACKS IN CALIFORNIA -The history of the original Black peoples of California is not mentioned in most Amrican history books. The term "Indian" is used to classify all the peoples found in the Americas when Columbus arrived. Spaniards and other Europeans were instructed to capture and enslave, then Christianize based on the edict of the mid 1400's, (see "A History of the African-Olmecs").


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Gandalf: Aloha boys and girls!
God the Grand (e): Yes, today's lunch menu consists of a fluffy little Malik/Marik one-shot; even know I have other stories that are just dying to be updated!
Grim Reaper: No kidding… Marik=Yami, and Malik=Hikari!
Gandalf: We do not own Yu-Gi-Oh, but we do enjoy drinking C2!
Greebo the Dragon: Coke with half the carbs baybay!
God: Erm, on with the show!
Malik rolled his lilac orbs. His Yami Marik was getting on his nerves… again.
"Malik, Malik! Come see what I did!" Marik exclaimed flailing his arms about from behind the slate blue sofa Malik was relaxing on.
"Ra, what is it Marik? What'd you do, flush the toilet?" Malik retorted, smacking his forehead in anxiety.
"No silly! I made something; Marik made something especially for you!" Marik wailed, jumping up and down. Malik sat there, mute.
"Malik?" Nothing happened.
"MAL!" Marik hollered, poking the teen.
"Gah! What could you have possibly done Marik? Color me a picture?" Malik countered, turning around and glaring at his spiky haired look-a-like.
"No! Come see!" Marik dragged Malik off the couch and down the hallway to the bedroom the two shared.
"Ok, now what Marik?" Malik asked mundanely, glancing around the room. Marik grinned and ran over to a gray nightstand, picking up a clothing item. He held it up by the shoulders and smiled.
"Look!" Malik blinked, and rubbed his eyes. What Marik held up was a sweater; A hand made, knitted black and silver sweater with the word 'Malik' sewn on in big silver lettering.
"Here!" Marik said, handing the shorter teen the sweater.
"Marik… did, did you make this all by yourself?" Malik asked in a hushed tone, peering at the sweater, then back at Marik. Marik nodded proudly.
"Ever since I saw Isis making the aflack, I wondered how to knit and she showed Bakura and me how!" He informed. Malik giggled softly.
"It's an afghan, Marik… and why does Bakura knit?"
"Because Ryou Hikari made him get a hobby and Bakura threw the chessboard in the fire place when Ryou beat him." Malik snickered. That definitely sounded like Bakura…
"Bakura isn't good like Marik is though, Isis says. Bakura made Ryou a white scarf; it looks like a tattered piece of garbage… Bakura said Ryou seemed happy with it though…" Marik added with a small shrug. That was definitely like Ryou; to lie to his darker and say the scarf looked beautifully made. Ryou said that was what love was, pretending to love something someone you were fond of gave you, even if it was hideous. And Malik supposed it made sense, Ryou was gaga for Bakura, Bakura didn't seem to notice though, or did he? It didn't really matter. After all, here was Marik with a sweater, made especially for him.
"So, does Malik like it?" Marik asked in a slightly worried tone. Malik looked down at the sweater.
"Yes, it's lovely Marik… but why did you make it for me?" He asked, confused, "I am always so impatient with you, and mean…"
Marik chuckled. "Marik gets annoying, Marik knows he does. Malik notices to and calls him on it. When Marik hears, Marik tries to stop, but Marik doesn't really know how… I made you the sweater because I wanted to. Isis says you give things to those who you love. Marik gets tingly feelings when he's around Malik. Isis says it means you're in love. Marik loves Malik. I love you." Marik said happily, looking into the depths of Malik's eyes for an answer. Malik gasped and threw a hand over his mouth. Marik loved him?
"Does cuddly Malik love Marik too?" Malik thought about it. 'I love how he makes me feel safe when his arms are wrapped around me; I love how childish he can be, even if he's annoying… I love when he speaks in third person, and how he looks… But most of all, I love how he understands me better than anyone else in the world… I think I…' Malik smiled and wrapped his arms around Marik.
"Cuddly Malik does love annoying Marik." He cooed in the darker side's ear. Marik grinned and encircled his arms around Malik's slim waist.
"So when will Malik wear sweater?"
"…Uh… we need to discuss fashion of today later…" Malik said, lifting his head up to meet Marik's hazy jagged orbs. He ran a hand over Malik's cheek.
"You're so sweet Malik, so radiant and pretty…you and your soft skin." Malik felt a blush rising to his cheeks.
"Thank you Marik." He whispered, leaning in to the gentle touch. Marik tilted his head and closed the space between them, pressing his lips lightly to Malik's. Malik mewled and gave in, kissing passionately. As the kiss deepened, Malik ran a finger down Marik's neck, causing the teen to shiver.
Suddenly, someone barged into the room, causing the door to slam against the wall.
"HOW COME RYOU DIDN'T DO THAT WHEN I GAVE HIM HIS FUCKING SCARF!" The raging ball of fire or Bakura roared, shaking the fist holding the tangled, dismantled, stringy discolored bundle of yarn in his hand.
Marik and Malik glanced at the seething spirit, scarf and all, then back at each other. They burst out laughing.
God the Grand (e): And that concludes it!
Gandalf: Aw, poor Bakura… he didn't get any suga from the Ry fluff.
Greebo the Dragon: A word of advice for Bakura; If you're having Ryou problems I feel bad for you son, I got ninety-nine problems, but a bitch ain't one!
God: -sweatdrop- Uh.. Somehow I don't think that helps…
Gandalf: Yes… anyways, so what'd ya'll think of it? Review and do tell!
God: Yes! Erm… if you really want us to, we can even write a second part about Bakura's problem!
Grim Reaper: Yes because God and I love any excuse to write BakuraxRyou fluff!
God: Yes! Welp, later days!
Gandalf: And aloha!


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In the United States, March is autoimmune disease awareness month and the American Autoimmune Related Diseases Association (AARDA) is promoting family health and autoimmune awareness with AQ (Autoimmune Quotient).
Your AQ is essentially about gathering family health history and current symptoms to analyze the likeliness of developing an autoimmune disease. Virginia T. Ladd, the president and executive director of AARDA, explained "before an autoimmune disease patient receives a proper diagnosis, someone has to think of it first. While this may seem an elementary concept, it may be one of our most challenging obstacles as most physician patient history forms do not ask whether the patient's family has a history of autoimmune disease, even though we know that autoimmune diseases tend to cluster in families. Often this leads to years of misdiagnosis or no diagnosis at all."
One in five Americans, mainly women, suffer from autoimmune diseases. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines autoimmune diseases as "any disorder in which the immune system mistakenly attacks the cells, tissues, and organs of a person's own body. There are many different autoimmune diseases, and they can each affect the body in different ways. For example, the autoimmune reaction is directed against the brain in multiple sclerosis and the gut in Crohn's disease."
Ladd continued, "This campaign empowers patients to take matters into their own hands and ensures that they receive proper care by learning the facts about their family history and filling in the gaps for physicians, whether they ask for them or not."
Here are eight steps to know your family's AQ:
Step 1 - Understand that autoimmune diseases is a major health crisis
Step 2 - Get educated
Step 3 - Be aware that autoimmune diseases target women
Step 4 - Know that autoimmune diseases run in families
Step 5- Do your own family medical history
Step 6 - Keep a 'symptoms' list
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Step 8 - Hold the power to protect your family's future health and wellbeing in your hands
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As a child of a deaf adult (CODA), Mr. Sanders credits his love for American Sign Language, along with serving extensively within the Deaf and interpreting community to his mother, Debra; who is Deaf. A recent multi-termed Vice President for the DC Chapter of the National Alliance of Black Interpreters, Billy cherishes the honor of currently serving as President; standing on the shoulders of the many leaders who served, led, and mentored him.
Mr. Sanders holds both a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Master of Science in Public Administration from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. Currently, he is a doctoral candidate in the Community College Leadership Program at Morgan State University, with plans to establish the first independent Deaf community college.
Mr. Sanders is a nationally certified interpreter and communications consultant with Bridges Consulting, a company he founded 15 years ago to champion cross-cultural communication through education and empowerment. A mentor in the nationally renown College Bound program, Billy is a staunch advocate for civic and political engagement. Among all things Billy is involved with, he finds his greatest passion is raising his 17-year old son, Donovan.
Kimberly Renee-Veney Seward CI/CT is a native Washingtonian and has been a professional sign language interpreter for 16 years. Her interpreting practice focuses on a range of disciplines including: Government, medical (including mental health), education, religion, entertainment, video relay and national/international travel. She has served interpreting organizations in several capacities, including: NAOBI, Inc. Silent Auction Chairperson past Eastern Regional Rep, and PCRID Conference Committee.
While not interpreting, Kimberly is a devoted Mom, Culinary Entrepreneur and Writer. Her first book: Playing With Your Food: A journey of the souls' discovery of food and fun! was published in 2010 and she is working on her second book featuring her tiny Sous Chef, Kendal.
Paris McTizic is a BAI student at Gallaudet University hailing from South Florida. Previously, Paris began his journey of interpreting in 2012 with an introductory ASL class at Miami-Dade College. Feeling so connected to the deaf students there he wanted to explore more of their capabilities, learn their language, and know their stories.
Having completed an associate of science at Miami-Dade College, Paris has continued his drive for a higher level of education by moving to Washington, D.C. to hone his skills, receive a bachelor's degree, and become involved with one of the largest Deaf communities in the United States. He is a member of Potomac Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, and serves as NAOBI-DC Secretary.
When Paris is not studying or socializing with his Deaf colleagues, he is perfecting his craft as a freelance makeup artist.
Kymiel Standifer is a native Floridian. She was born into a family of educators and ready to succeed. Growing up in High Springs, FL, Kymiel completed her Associates of Arts Degree at the age of 19, then continued her studies at Florida State University where she graduated with a Bachelor's in Recreation and Leisure Services from the College of Education in addition to a Minor in Communications. Shortly after, she was offered a job in Washington DC that allowed her to reside in the metro area and explore other opportunities.
Her passion for sign language began at an early age when she realized there was a family member born deaf. She quickly learned sign language to communicate with him and immediately was drawn into his world and culture. This has led her to not only have a passion for the language, but also found a new avenue to serve. She later became a member of National Alliance of Black Interpreters (NAOBI) in Washington-DC and has been involved since 2014. She now serves as Treasurer and Resident Chair for the 2016 Interpreter Career Fair. Her love for NAOBI-DC grew out of her love for the language and the amazing people she has met along the way. Kymiel currently works as a Contract Manager with Accenture Federal Services while studying for her Contract Management Certification. She also finds the time to dedicate her life to ongoing volunteer efforts with non-profit organizations including, Big Brothers Big Sisters, College Bound, The Debutantes of Shiloh and now serving as the Interpreter Coordinator of Shiloh Baptist Church in Washington DC.
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Earth's Climate Follows The Sun's UV Groove
That large changes in solar radiation can affect Earth's climate is widely accepted. However, the hypothesis of solar-induced centennial to decadal climate changes, which suggests feedback mechanisms in the climate system amplifying even small solar variations, has not found acceptance among orthodox climate scientists. The climate change clique would rather place their money on greenhouse gasses—human generated CO2 in particular. It is true that satellite-based measurements of total solar irradiance show that mean variations during solar cycles do not exceed 0.2 W m−2 (~ 0.1% of the Sun's energy output). It has also been noted that relatively large variations of 5–8% in the ultraviolet (UV) frequencies can occur, though how this could change global climate remained a puzzlement—but perhaps no longer. From studying a significant climate shift 2,800 years ago, a group of scientists have concluded that large changes in solar UV radiation can, indeed, affect climate by inducing atmospheric changes.
Ask a rational and scientifically literate person what might be the primary cause of climate change and they would be well justified in pointing out the large bright object that passes overhead daily. Humanity noticed that warmth came from the Sun long before it started keeping written records. A number of primitive cultures even worshiped the Sun as a deity. Fittingly, the Sun's possible influence on climate has not been ignored (see "Atmospheric Solar Heat Amplifier Discovered"). Climate scientists, however, have been loath to grant the local star primacy of place, at least when it comes to relatively short term climate variation.
It has been suggested by several scientists that centennial-scale climate variability during the Holocene epoch has been controlled by the Sun. While this sounds reasonable the problem has always been that the amplitude of solar forcing is small when compared with the climatic effects. Satellite measurements taken at the top of Earth's atmosphere indicate that observed solar fluctuations amount to less than 1/10th of a percent of total irradiance, though the data are limited and not reliable beyond the past 30 years or so. Without more extensive and reliable data, it is unclear which feedback mechanisms could have amplified the influence. That situation may have recently changed.
As reported in Nature Geosciences, "Regional atmospheric circulation shifts induced by a grand solar minimum," Celia Martin-Puertas et al. took a meticulous look at annual sediment deposits in a German lake from 3,300 to 2,000 years ago. They analyzed the sediment layers—called varve—carefully measuring proxies for solar irradiance. This is what they found and their major conclusion:
Here we analyse annually laminated sediments of Lake Meerfelder Maar, Germany, to derive variations in wind strength and the rate of 10Be accumulation, a proxy for solar activity, from 3,300 to 2,000 years before present. We find a sharp increase in windiness and cosmogenic 10Be deposition 2,759 ± 39 varve years before present and a reduction in both entities 199 ± 9 annual layers later. We infer that the atmospheric circulation reacted abruptly and in phase with the solar minimum. A shift in atmospheric circulation in response to changes in solar activity is broadly consistent with atmospheric circulation patterns in long-term climate model simulations, and in reanalysis data that assimilate observations from recent solar minima into a climate model. We conclude that changes in atmospheric circulation amplified the solar signal and caused abrupt climate change about 2,800 years ago, coincident with a grand solar minimum.
The methodology involved employed a number of proxy sources aside from counting layers of sediment. 10Be is a so called cosmogenic radionuclide, an isotope of beryllium who's abundance is regulated by incoming cosmic radiation. Since the level of solar activity regulates the amount of incoming cosmic radiation, 10Be can be used as a gauge of the Sun's activity in times gone by.
"A less active Sun implies high cosmogenic radionuclide production rates in the atmosphere related to weaker shielding against galactic cosmic ray fluxes," the authors state, "thus, the steep increase in 14C content of the atmosphere from 2,800–2,650 cal yr BP and the rise in the cosmogenic radionuclide 10Be flux archived in Greenland ice cores both point to a long-term (centennial) solar minimum from about 2,750–2,550 cal yr BP known as the Homeric minimum."
What they were looking for were indications of "top-down" mechanisms that could translate long-term solar fluctuations into changes in climate. To accomplish this required very accurate dating, along with high resolution proxy readings for temperature and precipitation. Then they added in data for other climate parameters such as wind strength. An illustration of some of the measurements used in the study are shown below:
Lake Meerfelder Maar proxy data.
The methodology used here is not new or groundbreaking, but the conclusion the investigators reached is: they suggest a link between UV variability and atmospheric conditions. The report notes that significant shifts at the 200–300 nm (ie UV) part of the solar emission spectrum can have significant effects on heating and ozone chemistry in the middle atmosphere. This can induce indirect dynamical effects in the atmosphere down to the Earth's surface and that could affect climate. Specifically:
This acts through disturbances of the stratospheric polar vortex that propagate by means of wave–mean flow interactions downwards, influence the tropospheric jet streams, which are connected to the Arctic Oscillation/North Atlantic Oscillation at Northern Hemisphere mid-latitudes and affect European winter variability. Other mechanisms for solar influence on climate concern the role of energetic particles from the Sun or galactic cosmic rays, but they are energetically smaller and their climate impact is much less understood than the mechanisms connected to electromagnetic radiation.
Anyone in the US who experienced this past winter's mild temperatures and is now suffering through the Midwest's sweltering summer can attest to the influence of upper-level air currents like the jet stream. The same can be said for the record cold in some parts of eastern Europe, a weather pattern blamed on the Arctic Oscillation and North Atlantic Oscillation being stuck in their plus phases. This winter's AO/NAO pattern stands in stark contrast to what occurred the previous two winters, when we had the most extreme December jet stream patterns on record, caused by a strongly negative AO/NAO. The negative AO conditions suppressed westerly winds over the North Atlantic, allowing Arctic air to spill southwards into eastern North America and Western Europe, bringing unusually cold and snowy conditions.
"Climate models are generally too crude to make skillful predictions on how human-caused climate change may be affecting the AO, or what might happen to the AO in the future," states Dr. Jeff Master on his WunderBlog. "There is research linking an increase in solar activity and sunspots with the positive phase of the AO. Solar activity has increased sharply this winter compared to the past two winters, so perhaps we have seen a strong solar influence on the winter AO the past three winters."
Even NASA—at least the part not filled with climate change doomsayers like James Hansen—recognizes that UV radiation can have a big impact on the upper atmosphere. The National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) in Boulder, Colorado, put out a NASA funded report that implicated solar UV radiation in expanding and contracting the upper atmosphere, possibly hastening the decay of satellite orbits.
As background, Martin-Puertas et al. cite an earlier paper by Sarah Ineson et al., "Solar forcing of winter climate variability in the Northern Hemisphere," also published in Nature Geoscience. In that paper it was proposed that solar UV variation contributes a substantial fraction of typical year-to-year variations in near-surface circulation, with shifts of up to 50% of the interannual variability. That report concluded:
Our result has important implications for regional climate prediction in the northern extratropics. Fluctuations in the NAO often dominate the seasonal and decadal winter climate but its predictability on seasonal and decadal timescales is low. If the recent satellite data are typical of the variation in ultraviolet fluxes in other solar cycles then our results suggest shifts in the NAO of a sizeable fraction of the interannual variability. Given the quasiregularity of the 11-year solar cycle, our results therefore suggest significant decadal predictability in the NAO.
Here is recent research by two independent groups of investigators that have suggested plausible mechanisms for variation in the Sun's ultraviolet radiation to affect climate. This should surprise no one who is aware of the Maunder Minimum and the corresponding Little Ice Age—a time of advancing mountain glaciers in the Alps, failed crops and cold weather around the world. It is generally agreed that there were three temperature minima, occurring around 1650, 1770, and 1850. Each minima separated by slight warming intervals. These periods coincide closely with times of solar inactivity, with some of the worst weather occurring squarely during the Maunder Minimum. Of course, this blog has reported on such findings before, but as usual, the warm-mongering climate alarmists have ignored these data.
A NASA video of the Sun in UV—this is what changes Earth's climate.
Science has linked UV radiation to both decadal and century long timescales, yet the climate science establishment continues to pursue GHG emissions as the primary cause for recent climate change. It should be noted that not knowing the precise mechanisms by which GHG emissions amplify the Sun's power to cause global warming has not silenced the climate change alarmists. Lack of linkage has in no way diminished the shrillness or fervor with which they trumpet their unsubstantiated claims. We now know that the Sun calls the tune for earthly climate change, so the eco-extremist crowd can no longer blame global warming primarily on humans.
Let me emphasize the research paper's central conclusion: "changes in atmospheric circulation amplified the solar signal and caused abrupt climate change." In other words, small changes in the Sun's output can and have driven rapid climate change in the recent past. Too bad for the warmists, because science has shown that Earth's climate does groove to the Sun's UV tune. No CO2 emissions need apply.
Be safe, enjoy the interglacial and stay skeptical.
Thanks to Henrik Svensmark
I think Svensmark nailed it. The sun is the heating element but also controls the "Pella blinds". Just as the sun goes quieter with a fraction less UV out, there is also less magnetic output to the heliosphere. More cosmic rays are allowed in, each spawning millions of muons to catalyze moisture rich, more densely solar reflective low level clouds right at the crucial 2000 to 3000 foot climate cooling level. One thing I'm wondering about, hoping it will be elucidated. Is there or is there not, an increase in vulcanism when the sun goes quiet? An estimated 3 million sub oceanic sites could drive a LOT of atmospheric moisture increase. Added ash and SO2 from surface sites could have an added effect. If that's how it works it is a very multi- pronged attack to bring on cooling. Some solar experts are now predicting a solar hibernation ahead.
Cold European winters and solar activity
The past two years have seen unusually cold winters in central European. Scientists have long suspected that the Sun's 11-year cycle influences climate of certain regions on Earth, yet records of average, seasonal temperatures do not date back far enough to confirm any patterns. A new report in Geophysical Research Letters suggests a link exists between cold European winters and atmospheric circulation anomalies caused by weak solar activity. Frank Sirocko of the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz, Germany, and his team compared historical records of freezing of the river Rhine with a time series of observed sunspot activity.
The researchers found that 10 of the 14 major freezing events that have occurred since 1780 took place in or around years with minimal numbers of sunspots, when solar activity was weak. The effects of weak solar activity may propagate to the lowest layer of Earth's atmosphere, leading to changes in pressure systems over the North Atlantic. According to the researchers, these changes would favor the sustained flow of chilly Arctic air to central Europe during winter months. Quoting from the AGU press release:
When sunspot numbers are down, the Sun emits less ultraviolet radiation. Less radiation means less heating of Earth's atmosphere, which sparks a change in the circulation patterns of the two lowest atmospheric levels, the troposphere and stratosphere. Such changes lead to climatic phenomena such as the North Atlantic Oscillation, a pattern of atmospheric pressure variations that influences wind patterns in the North Atlantic and weather behavior in regions in and around Europe.
Amazing how long it has taken modern science to realize that the Sun has a big part in determining Earth's climate.
Top down solar effects on air circulation
Been there, done that:
"How The Sun Could Control Earth's Temperature"
November 2010
Ain't done this
You evidently missed the essential point that it is the variation in UV irradiance, not total irradiance, that makes the difference. Global warming groupies have argued for years that the small variation in total solar irradiance is insufficient to explain the observed variation in the atmosphere. I have written about previous work in the area as well (see "Atmospheric Solar Heat Amplifier Discovered"). This new paper explicitly identifies solar UV as the driving factor, by way of changing upper-level atmospheric flow in the Arctic region. I'm not dismissing Wilde's work, just saying that this new research extends and modifies his hypothesis. As usual, the devil is in the details.
Missing the essential point ?
Note that I initially referred to solar proton reactions as affecting ozone quantities but later shifted my position to involve all chemical reactions that would affect the balance between ozone destruction and creation.That obviously includes the UV effects which you rely on pretty exclusively. I think it is prudent to take the wider view at this stage. See my comment after the article:
"Following a lengthy exchange with solar specialist Dr. Leif Svalgaard I am inclined to the view that pinning the entire phenomenon on solar protons may be overly simplistic.
Nonetheless the creation of ozone depleting reaction products from a number of solar linked causes does, to me, seem likely to be the cause of cooling of the mesosphere when the sun is active and warming when the sun is quiet which would give the required reversed sign solar effect to support the propositions in my article.
To resolve the issue we need to await updated data concerning the temperature trends in mesosphere and stratosphere since 2007. "
Anyway, the whole point of my article is that raw TSI s NOT the culprit so your comment seems ill founded.
Furthermore I explain how and why the solar changes alter the global circulation patterns to create global climate zone redistribution as part of a negative system response. Who else has gone that far ?
I agree however that the paper you highlight does indeed provide empirical support for my hypothesis.
My key concept is the variability of the GRADIENT of the tropopause height from equator to poles. Change that gradient and the climate zones are free to slide to and fro beneath the tropopause as a thermal regulatory process altering the rate of energy flow from surface to space as a negative system response to ANY forcing process.
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It would seem that we have been talking past one another, for which I apologize. I take it by inference that you are the author of the referenced paper, Stephen Wilde (it is hard to tell from an anonymous posting). I scanned the paper and did not notice a specific reference to the greater variability in the UV portion of the Sun's output, where as the Martin-Puertas et al. paper explicitly mentions UV variability. Also note that these are their conclusions, I am merely reporting on their findings as I have on a number of other studies. My point is that a number of plausible, physical mechanisms for the Sun to influence climate change have been proposed and more or less ignored by mainstream climatologists. I certainly welcome your views on the subject.
Yes it is me (Stephen Wilde)
Yes it is me (Stephen Wilde) but my page display provided nowhere to indicate identity hence the apparently anonymous posting.
Our ideas overlap to some degree and I look forward to real world events clarifying the issues for us.
Best wishes,
That video of the suns surface is just awesome! You see something like that and have to wonder who came up with this CO2 nonsense anyway!
SPF 30 anyone?
Now you know why you should always wear sun block :-)
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The Marion County Board of Education voted last week to use Presidents' Day, Monday, Feb. 17, as a make-up day for school attendance. Marion County Public Schools were dismissed on Jan. 6-8 due to extreme cold temperatures, and on Oct. 14 for a staff work day. Because school was also dismissed this past Friday and Tuesday, the last day of school for MCPS is tentatively scheduled for Friday, May 23.
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