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"The universe is littered with the bones of those who dare to think otherwise."— Dragon Ball Z: Bojack UnboundZangya is a character who appeared in the movie Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound. She is a female member of the Race of Hera, with long curly orange hair and pointed ears. Her name is derived from the Japanese word zangyaku, which means "cruelty" or "brutality."
AppearanceZangya has long, curly orange hair, bluish skin, blue eyes, and pointy ears. She wears a white jacket and pants with gold buckles, a gold, pointy necklace and earrings, a blue undershirt, black pull on sleeves, a purple sash, and yellow and black bootsBiographyBojack UnboundZangya12Zangya powering upEri SawachikaAdded by Eri SawachikaIn Bojack Unbound, Zangya fights Krillin at his battle zone, which is full of lava, and easily defeats him. Later, Gohan and the other Z Fighters fight Zangya and the rest of Bojack's henchmen.After Gohan turns into a Super Saiyan 2 and kills Bujin and Bido, Zangya backs away in fear. Then Bojack attempts to distract Gohan by pushing Zangya in front of him and shoots an energy sphere through her at Gohan, killing Zangya. Fusion RebornFusionreborn7Paragus, Frieza, Zangya, and Rasin/Lakasei appear in Fusion RebornJeangabin666Added by Jeangabin666Along with countless other Dragon Ball Z antagonists, Zangya makes a cameo appearance in Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn when the residents of Hell make their escape to Earth.PowerLike the rest of the Galaxy Soldiers, Zangya is extremely powerful. She, Bujin, and Bido are able to overcome Full-Power Super Saiyan Gohan by ganging up on him, and she is briefly shown fighting evenly with Future Trunks.Techniques and special abilitiesFlight – The ability to fly with the use of ki.Ki Blast – The most basic form of energy wave.Finger Beam – Zangya, Bido and Bujin used this on Gohan in Bojack Unbound, right before Piccolo's arrival. Zangya also uses this technique in Dragon Ball Z: Super Butōden 2, and in the Budokai Tenkaichi series as a normal Ki Blast.Psycho Thread – Energy needles capable of ensnaring victims, and at the behest of their struggling, begins to drain energy from their body. It is also one of Zangya's Blast 1 in the Budokai Tenkaichi series.Quick Revenge – A counter rush attack that Zangya uses in Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2. She punches her opponent, and then sweep kicks them.Shoot Blaster – A variation of the Full Power Energy Ball used by Zangya in Super Butōden 2, in the Budokai Tenkaichi series and in Raging Blast 2. Named Beauty Trigger in Dragon Ball Heroes.Sky Zapper – A rush attack that is Zangya's Ultimate Blast in the Budokai Tenkaichi series and in Raging Blast 2.Sliding – A baseball slide attack. Named in Raging Blast 2.Butoden 11Zangya uses her Spark Laser in Super Butōden 2Jeangabin666Added by Jeangabin666Spark Laser – Zangya shoots a laser from her forehead. Used in Super Butōden 2.Trap Shooter – Zangya releases a massive barrage of ki attacks at her opponent, inflicting great damage. She uses it only in the Budokai Tenkaichi video game series and in Raging Blast 2.Vicious Drive – A rush attack Zangya uses in Raging Blast 2. She punches her opponent and then kicks them three times.Wild Sense – One of Zangya's Blast 1 in the Budokai Tenkaichi series. It is also one of her Super Attacks in Raging Blast 2.Video game appearancesZangya tenkaichiZangya in Budokai Tenkaichi seriesEri SawachikaAdded by Eri SawachikaZangya made her video game debut in the Super Famicom game Dragon Ball Z: Super Butōden 2, which was released only in Japan and France. In the Story Mode of Super Butōden 2, she and Bojack try to get the Dragon Balls. They create evil clones of the Z Fighters in order to trick them into fighting each other, and later spread the Destron Gas on Earth and use the Cell Juniors as henchmen.Bc7abb894b-dragon-ball-raging-blast-2-ps3-xbox-360-81430Zangya in Raging Blast 2That Uknown L!Added by That Uknown L!Zangya made her second video game appearance in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2, and returned in the sequel Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 and in Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2. In those three games, Zangya has special pre-battle comments not only with Krillin and Bojack, but also with Master Roshi, Android 18, Pan, General Blue, Fasha, Chi-Chi, Videl, and Nam. If Zangya beats Krillin, Master Roshi, Nam, or General Blue, she says "Don't cha wish your girlfriend was tough like me? Don't cha?" based on the song by Tori Alamaze and recorded by the Pussycat Dolls. Just before she fights Krillin, Krillin will call her cute. In Budokai Tenkaichi 2, at the opening dialogue of a battle against Android 18, Zangya will say "Your man's kinda cute" and 18 will reply with "Skank." Her opening dialogue when fighting Pan or Chi-Chi in Budokai Tenkaichi 3 is "Oh look, what an adorable little girl." She will also say something very similar to Videl in Raging Blast 2.Zangya is also playable in the Japanese only arcade game Dragon Ball Heroes and its Nintendo 3DS adaptation Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission. Voice actressesJapanese version: Tomoko MaruoFUNimation Dub: Colleen ClinkenbeardBrazilian Dub: Márcia ReginaTriviaZangya is the only female henchman to appear in a Dragon Ball Z movie.
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First there's the issue of redirecting /forum to /community.
Presumably this will do the job?
RewriteRule ^forum\/$ "community\/" [R=301,L]
In addition, there are a few specific threads I would like to redirect but I couldn't seem to get it to work. I tried this:
RewriteRule ^forum\/viewtopic\.php\?f=51&t=822$ "http\:\/\/www\.mysite\.com\/community\/pages\/home\/" [R=301,L]
But it didn't work for some reason.
Has anyone else managed to redirect a specific thread in this way?

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Choosing the Right Commercial Refrigerator
When it comes time to buy a new reach-in refrigerator or freezer for your business, you'll notice there are more than a few options out there. It isn't always easy to choose new restaurant equipment, but we're here to help with that. Here are 3 tips for picking out just the right commercial refrigeration unit for your kitchen.
1. Keep an Eye on the Brand
Like most products you buy, your commercial refrigerator's brand matters. There are a lot of manufacturers out there, so it's important to zero in on a manufacturer you know you can trust. Some brands are going to focus on producing the highest quality units; other brands will aim to provide uncompromised value at the best possible price. Bottom line: every manufacturer has its niche. True, Turbo Air, and Delfield are three well-known and trusted names in the refrigeration biz that are worth putting your stock in.
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Because these brands are trusted to last a long time and are of such high quality, it is often beneficial for restaurants to purchase them as pre-owned equipment. This will save you money, while not compromising quality. Here at BCL Restaurant Supply, we guarantee the quality of all the products we sell for 30 days because we complete a rigorous inspection on all of our pre-owned equipment before they hit the showroom floor.
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Refrigerators and freezers come in all kinds of shapes and sizes. One of the most common ways to measure size is the number of doors; reach-ins are generally available in 1, 2, and 3 door configurations. To find the right unit for your kitchen, start with what you know: measure the space in your kitchen so you have the exterior dimensions nailed down. Don't forget about the doorways; your fridge or freezer will need to fit through those, too.
Next, look at the interior dimensions. How much storage space do you need? Some units will have the same exterior dimensions but differ in available interior cubic feet. Consider your regular stock purchases and how many customers you serve on a daily basis and choose a unit that will accommodate your business needs.
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The condensing unit is the part of your refrigerator that does most of the hard work of keeping your food stock cold. Reach-ins come in two flavors: top-mount and bottom-mount. Both configurations have their proper places in different settings.
Bottom-mount units are often chosen for their greater ease of cleaning and maintenance, better accessibility to food stock, and lower strain on the unit in hotter conditions. On the other hand, top-mount configurations are often preferred because they don't trap as much dust and debris, and they don't blow hot air into the cabinet when the doors are opened. There are pros and cons to both setups, so you should weigh the options and decide which is better for your business.
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John Connolly
John paints mostly on location, attempting to capture the essence of the landscape in which he finds himself. Whilst much of his work is inspired by the sweeping horizons and rugged terrain of the Derbyshire Peak District, Cumbria, and the North Yorkshire Moors, he's recently spent time in the New Forest producing the work in this new collection.
He works mainly with acrylics, combining elements of mix media, including oils and anything that is permanent, to achieve the desired effect. He often incorporates found materials and makes marks and interesting textures with anything at hand. Dried grass, twigs and fern sometimes appear in his work, connecting his paintings directly to the landscape depicted.
An art and Drama teacher by profession, John graduated from Derby University. John is also the founding member of a theatre company, a professional actor and a playwright.
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|Aanvullende fysieke materiaalsoort:
|Online version:
Purcell, Henry, 1659-1695.
Keyboard works.
New York : Dover, 1990
|Soort document
|Partituur, Internetbron
|Suites; Dansvormen; Preludes; Toccata's; Marsen; Minueten
|Alle auteurs / medewerkers:
Henry Purcell; William Barclay Squire; Jeremiah Clarke; Nicolas Lebègue
|0486263630 9780486263632
|Principally for harpsichord.
Includes doubtful and misatributed works.
Reprint. Originally published in 4 volumes: Suites, lessons, and pieces for the harpsichord. London : J. & W. Chester, 1918.
"The French version of the preface has been omitted, and a table of contents and a publisher's note have been added"--Title page verso.
|1 score (v, 90 pages) ; 28 cm
|Suite in G major, Z. 660 --
Suite in G minor, Z. 661 --
Suite in G major, Z. 662 --
Suite in A minor, Z. 663 --
Suite in C major, Z. 666 --
Suite in D Major, Z. 667 --
Suite in D minor, Z. 668 --
Suite in F major, Z. 669 --
Trumpet tune, called the cibell : Z. T678 --
Trumpet tune (from Dioclesian): in C major, Z. T697 --
A ground in gamut : Z. 645 --
Suite, Z. 665. Almand in C major --
Saraband with division : Z. 654 --
Voluntary in C major, Z. 717 --
A verse : in F major, Z. 716 --
Trumpet tune : in D major (actually by Jeremy Clarke) --
Air in D minor, Z. T675 --
Air in D minor, Z. T676 (from The Double dealer) --
Ground in C minor ("With him he brings the partner;" from Ye tuneful muses), Z. T681 --
Prelude in A minor, Z. 652 --
Toccata in A major, Z. D229 --
Hornpipe in E minor, Z. T685 (from The Old bachelor)--
Air in G major, Z. 641 --
Corant in G major, Z. 644 --
Minuet in G major, Z. 651 --
Voluntary in G major, Z. 720 --
Song tune : Z. T694 --
March in C major, Z. 647 --
March in C major, Z. 648 --
New minuet ("Who can resist such mighty charms" from Timon of Athens) : in D minor, Z. T689 --
Minuet in A minor, Z. 649 --
Minuet in A minor, Z. 650 --
A new Scotch tune : Z. 655 --
A new ground in E minor ("Here the deities approve" from Welcome to all the pleasures) : Z. T682 --
Lilliburlero : a new Irish tune : Z. 646 --
Rigadoon, Z. 653 --
Sefauchi's farewell : Z. 656 --
Minuet in D minor (from Raise, raise the voice), Z. T688 --
Almand (gavotte) in D major (probably not by Purcell), Z. D219/1 --
Borry (saraband) in D major (probably not by Purcell), Z. D219/2 --
Verse in the phrygian mode (for organ: actually by Nicolas-Antoine Lebègue) --
The queen's dolour : a farewell : Z. 670 --
Minuet in E minor (probably not by Purcell), Z. D225 --
A ground in D minor (probably not by Purcell), Z. D222.
|Andere titels:
|Keyboard music.
|Henry Purcell ; edited by William Barclay Squire.
|Meer informatie
"Near-complete collection of great English composer's keyboard compositions, including the eight suites, the core of his keyboard works. Also included are many miscellaneous one-movement pieces: airs, trumpet tunes (for harpsichord solo), grounds, preludes, dances, etc. Edited with a preface by noted music scholar William Barclay Squire."--Publisher's description.
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FCstump grinder 70-130 HP*Stumps become soil - ready for new plants!The FC grinds stumps of trees, especially in plantations to be renewed, where stumps are all in a raw. It then prepares the soil for the plantation of new trees. It eliminates tree stumps up to a depth of 27 cm [11"] by grinding them into small pieces and mixing them with the soil. STANDARD VERSION-grinds stumps and roots as deep as 27 cm [11"] below the surface-central fixed cat. 2 3-point linkage-1000 rpm gearbox with freewheel-input shaft 1 3/4" Z=6-double transmission-10 belts-hydraulic hood-front and rear protection: double chains-adjustable skids-rotor: fixed knives OPTIONS-PTO shaft-PTO shaft with torque limiter-support wheels to adjust the height-soil compacting roller-hyd. 3-point tractor linkage-chevrons for transport on public roads
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Tauk Kodagai was a korobokuru bushi adventurer in Shou Lung.[1]
Tauk liked wilderness, not being comfortable in huge cities and with more cultured people around her. She had accepted to be the last of her family and no went back to her tribe.[2]
Born in Kuatan tribe Tauk, different from others women, decided to start a life as mercenary bushi.
Meantime she was busy fighting rebel miners of Fukiow her family was destroyed by barbarians while saving the rest of the tribe. Tauk so decided to accept all works against barbarians around Dragonwall and into the Horse Plains.
Tauk accomplished some great exploits: together with Iron Regiment stood against the cavalry charge at Lo Tu, recaptured Rendai Hills from barbarians and wild dogs of General Asu's, with the Haybat Imperial Archers defeated the horde of the ghostly Pin Mo Now, the Headtaker. She was also the standard bearer of General Hie Aie Shek during the cleaning of the Spice Road from bandits and severed the head of the barbarian chief, Asam Meneh in personal combat.
In 1358 DR Tauk decided to go to the Komite[2]
Behind the scenesEdit
Tauk Kodagai was a pre-generated PC for use in adventures in Shou Lung.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Curtis Smith and Rick Swan (1990). Ronin Challenge. (TSR, Inc), p. 91. ISBN 0-88038-749-1.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Curtis Smith and Rick Swan (1990). Ronin Challenge. (TSR, Inc), p. 92. ISBN 0-88038-749-1.


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Community Health Clinics Cut Back As Malpractice Insurance Costs Soar
By ROBERT PEAR,
Published: August 21, 1991
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20— Rising malpractice insurance costs are forcing many of the nation's 600 community health centers to cut back or eliminate some services for low-income patients they are required to treat under Federal law.
Malpractice insurance costs for some clinics have risen 30 percent to 40 percent in the last year and have increased more than fourfold in the last decade, even though many of the clinics have not paid a penny in malpractice claims to patients.
The premiums have increased much faster than the grants provided by the Government. As a result, some clinics are cutting services, especially care for pregnant women, and many have had trouble recruiting and retaining doctors because they cannot afford insurance. Clinics say they are cutting back on procedures that are considered to be most likely to generate malpractice claims. Poor People Seen as Risks
While malpractice insurance premiums have leveled off for some medical specialists, insurance companies are charging higher premiums for many community health centers, in part because the insurers see poor people, especially pregnant women, as being bad risks. Such people, they say, often avoid contact with doctors and hospitals until their medical problems become acute.
Marc H. Rosenberg, vice president of the Insurance Information Institute, a trade association, said insurers set rates for large groups of health-care providers and generally did not have the data needed to set rates specifically for doctors at nonprofit clinics.
There is no indication that insurance premiums for community health centers have risen much faster than those for private doctors providing similar services. But directors of the community clinics say they cannot pass on the added costs to patients because the patients generally cannot afford to pay more.
Managers of community health centers, members of Congress and officials in the Bush Administration agree that the 600 centers, which serve six million low-income patients at 1,500 clinics, have been forced to pay too much for private insurance, in view of the small number of malpractice claims paid on their behalf. But they are divided over how to address the problem. Vital for the Indigent
The centers, which are nonprofit, are spread across the country and are the only source of care for the indigent in many rural counties and some inner-city neighborhoods. They receive Federal money under current law only if they serve an area with a high infant mortality rate and a high poverty rate. Of the patients treated last year, 250,000 were pregnant women and 2.9 million were under 18 years old.
The centers got $530 million this year from the Federal Government and are paying $58 million for insurance, about 15 times the amount paid out by insurers on claims against the clinics. In 1988 the clinics' malpractice premiums totaled $30 million.
The clinics' premiums usually reflect the cost of insurance for themselves and for their doctors, nurses and other health-care professionals. The more health-care workers a clinic has, or the greater the number of high-risk procedures it performs, the higher its premiums climb.
While the clinics can use Federal money to help buy insurance, they say the rising costs for such insurance mean they have less money available to provide direct care for patients.
For example, Edwin W. Brown, executive director of Florida Community Health Centers, a private nonprofit corporation, said his clinics at Fort Pierce and Okeechobee recently discontinued obstetric services because of malpractice insurance costs. The premium for an obstetrician this year would have been at least $110,000, he said. Insurance Premiums Up 30%
In New York the Peekskill Area Health Center, which serves Westchester and four nearby counties, reports that its malpractice insurance premiums rose about 30 percent this year, to $218,000 from $168,000. Anne K. Nolon, executive director of the center, said the clinic and its insurers had not paid any malpractice claims in 15 years.
Premiums for some clinics in Rhode Island are up 40 percent this year. Dr. Stanley Hoyt Block, medical director of the Providence Ambulatory Health Care Foundation, which operates five community health centers in Providence, said malpractice insurance premiums had risen to $277,000 this year from $198,000 last year, even though "we have never had a penny given out by our insurer because of malpractice by any of our employees in 24 years."
Dr. Block said the clinics had to cancel some evening appointments because they could not cover the added cost of malpractice insurance for consulting physicians.
"We are not getting doctors to moonlight for us when we need them," he said. "The wait for a new appointment is three to four months at our busiest centers. Some retired doctors are willing to work at our centers, but neither they nor we can afford a $7,800 insurance policy for a pediatrician to work a few hours a week." Paying More for Less
In Othello, Wash., the Columbia Basin Health Association is paying more than five times as much for malpractice insurance this year as it did in 1982 even though it has fewer doctors. The increase, to $109,357 from $21,606, is far more than the 29 percent increase in its Federal grant over that same period.


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Canterlot Wondercolts Cosplay by DrachefrauWatch
Now to see the reactions at the Con; I'm hoping for positive, as opposed to "EQG?! What is wrong with you? Don't you know this is supposed to be a gathering for grownups who like a kids' show about candy colored horses?!" Guess we'll see. Now, back to working on Cadance's wedding dress!
EDIT: Here are views of the "swish" vs the "stuffed" version: drachefrau.deviantart.com/art/… . If you are interested in getting a set of your own, please check out my Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/DrachefrauFa… . I will make these throughout the year, and post sets as they become available. Eventually I hope to add plushies, bags, and other kinds of goodies for sale. Thanks for looking!
MLP:FIM/Equestria Girls belongs to Hasbro & Ms. Faust
I want it .... Discord
However, I will post a journal when that happy day arrives that I've cleared up all my backlogged commissions, and will very happily make you a set then. I do not accept money until your product is done and meets with your approval.
Have a great day yourself, and my apologies for not being able to provide you what you have been looking for.
Haha but in all seriousness these are the best ones I've seen is there any way possible that I could order a set?
No offense taken, funny you ask that, though. I finished tweaking the tail to a pattern I would be proud to sell last night, and after I flipped it but before I stuffed it I thought, "that looks kind of cool." However, I was thinking about putting in enough stuffing to hold the tail base out, and leave the rest of the tail flowing. That way it'll swish and move when you spin around, although it won't hold its overall shape as well without the stuffing. Watching the movie, that tail breaks every law of physics ever made; I don't think Rarity made them, it was Pinkie!
I will be asking folks if they would be interested in getting them that way, especially since it means I can do them faster & cheaper (a third of a bag of poly-fil is a pain to stuff, let me tell you; it takes foreevvveerrr). However, if you were interested in just a set of ears, that can be arranged as well.
Haha but in all seriousness these are the best looking ones that I've ever seen would there be any way that i could order a set?


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Monday, February 14, 2011
Happy Single and Bad Relationship Self-Awareness Day!
Not only does Tylenol know everything, but it also shows how we know pretty much everything about physical pain too, at least compared to how little we know about emotional pain. I mean just think about how great it would be if we had even separate emotional painkillers. Or if we even had a painkiller for just one kind of emotional pain, and all you had to do was take it every four to six hours until the pain went away naturally!
But we don't. There's no Tylenol Disappointment, or Tylenol Grief-Stricken, or Tylenol Heartbreak. There's no Tylenol Life.
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No Tylenol I'mPoorAsAMotherfucker. :(ReplyDelete
I like your new header!
- ChristineFebruary 14, 2011 at 10:51 AM
I'm bringing you one of my Valentine's cupcakes tomorrow. It may not be Tylenol Life but I think it'll help!ReplyDelete
i thought that's what valium was for... <3ReplyDelete
Under 5% of the ingested Tylenol will actually be metabolized in the liver into a toxic metabolite, N-acetyl-p-benzoquinone (NAPQI)... FYI :PReplyDelete
Deadlines are for chumps, Jennie. Anyway, nice header! If you figure out how to make Tylenol heartbreak, send me some quick!ReplyDelete
Thanks! Will do.ReplyDelete
- RebeccaFebruary 15, 2011 at 5:04 PM
Happy black monday to you too :)ReplyDelete
Really liking the new header by the way
Alas, there may be no Tylenol, but there is alcohol! =D The emotional crutch of many a man.ReplyDelete
+1 for the new header =)
Ha you guys are amusing.ReplyDelete
I think they're called anti-depressants?ReplyDelete
Oh, come now. Surely one doesn't need anti-depressants for the ordinary travails of life any more than one needs chemotherapy for a headache.ReplyDelete


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Train Times Bra is rated out of 5 by 2.
Rated 2 out of 5 by Laine from Stitching not for A cup Being an A cup, I've been picky with sports bras, and was sadly surprised that this bra doesn't fit right. The stitching for the cup is not aligned to the middle of your girls, and so there is this awkward stitch bump that can be seen thru your top. Tried this on with the sculpt tank, and yikes! The removable cups are not easy to put in properly either. One plus is that this bra is indeed medium support and doesn't ride up! Lovely color, but not very functional.
Date published: 2017-07-23
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Since the first of the year I have been trying to draw a comic every day. I'm only going to post every other day though. I plan to put the unposted comics in the next book. Why buy the cow if you can get the milk for free? Who knows, maybe book sales will pick up or maybe people will just be satisfied with Garfield and Ziggy on my off days.
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Night Court: ACC out in front in Challenge with Big Ten
A solid night of Tuesday hoops. Plenty to see. Come on in.
Here's everything you should know about college basketball's Tuesday night. Above, see how ACC players badly screw up spelling a legend's last name ...
Game of the Night: Boise State beats Utah 69-67.
You might not have seen it, but Idaho hosted the best game of the night. The Broncos got out with a win in what proved to be an entertaining game down the stretch. Derrick Marks had 17 points, was aggressive and came off the bench late to allow BSU to maintain its lead on Utah. Anthony Drmic had 14.
Most importantly for Boise: This 7-0 start is the best in school history. Yes, that's right. The Broncos can be the class of the Mountain West, perhaps, but that's a discussion for January. For now, it's a team matching expectations, exceeding them in some respects as well. But the next one against a D-I club: at Kentucky. Win that, and everyone will wake up to what BSU is cooking.
What else we'll be talking about in the morning: Michigan's issues.
Nik Stauskas only got two shots off, had four points, and was a non-factor for the Wolverines in the team's 79-69 loss at Duke. The game wasn't ever really in doubt. Duke has won 107 straight at home against non-conference opponents. Michigan was outpaced and outplayed the entire game. Vermont gave a better showing in Cameron than Michigan did, but that's more credit to Duke tonight than a knock of UM.
Still, the 5-3 Wolverines have a lot of things to figure out. It's a team that's not deserving of a ranking, and although it has some nice pieces, without Trey Burke there's clearly a lack of direction right now. The offense looked downright out of sorts.
Quick note on Duke: A lot production all around, but Quinn Cook's 20 will go a long way for his confidence and that team's difficulty to scout. If Cook can contribute like he did tonight for the Devils, it's a real headache for opponents, even if the interior is still a work in progress.
That's a good win: Syracuse starts 1-0 in its ACC-Big Ten Challenge history.
The common trope from the 69-52 outcome: Indiana's continued failure to figure out the 2-3 zone. You'll recall it was Cuse who knocked IU out of the NCAAs last year, in that Sweet 16 game, largely because the Hoosiers were befuddled by the zone. On Tuesday night it was more of the same. There wasn't urgency, and in fact Indiana didn't get off nearly the number of shots it needed to. Check "Numbers to figure" below.
The Orange are still undefeated, yet despite having a First Team All-American-worthy player on its roster in C.J. Fair, there's not yet been a conversation about including Cuse in the nation's elite. Wonder if and when that'll come to be.
But that's a bad loss: Illinois collapses on the road to lose its first game of the year.
Playing at Georgia Tech, John Groce's team had a double-digit lead with a little more than nine minutes remaining. The Illini proceeded to allow 19 points, only score four, and wound up with the 67-64 loss. The Illini are now 7-1, but they've yet to play a team in the KenPom top 100. Illinois will have to do damage in the Big Ten, because it's non-conference won't have as much heft as a lot of other teams fighting for bids down the road.
For Georgia Tech, a really needed win. The Jackets looked OK in Brooklyn over the weekend but lost both games, at Penn State and Ole Miss.
Players with impact
- Tyler Ennis -- who had 17 points, eight assists and seven rebounds -- is allowing Syracuse to transition really smoothly without Michael Carter-Williams. MCW is doing damage in the NBA, and Ennis is playing as well as anyone could've hoped.
- East Carolina senior Akeem Richmond and Presbyterian senior Jordan Downing each put up Tuesday-night-bests 37 points.
- J.J. Mann, the guy who hit the game-winner to beat UNC two and a half weeks ago, had 32, seven boards and four steals.
Numbers to figure:
13: Total number of shots taken by Indiana in the second half. Will unquestionably be a season-low, and may set the record in all of college basketball this season.
47: Non-conference home winning streak for Syracuse.
33: Home-game winning streak for Middle Tennessee State. The team at both ends of that streak? Read below.
Other outcomes of note:
- The Big Ten got its first win of the Challenge thanks to Iowa's 98-93 win over Notre Dame. The Hawkeyes had five players in double figures and shot 57 percent from the field. Aaron White, who went for 20, eclipsed 1,000 points in his career. Notre Dame's Garrick Sherman had 29. The Irish failed to be consistently aggressive.
- Minnesota was able to fend off Florida State, which I think is going to be the Virginia of the ACC this year. By that I mean: I think FSU's going to have some bad losses and still pull off getting a few really nice wins. Ultimately, I think it'll just miss out on the NCAAs.
- Colorado got out of Fort Collins with a close win, taking out Colorado State 67-62. Next up for the Buffs: hosting Kansas on Saturday.
- Pittsburgh had a nice challenge from Penn State, but in the final three minutes the Panthers were able to pull away and come up with the 78-69 win. Tim Frazier had a game-high 27 for the Nittany Lions. I hope that kid's final year ends with an NCAA tourney appearance. But it's going to be tough to get there.
- Congrats to Miami University for getting off the schnide, earning win No. 1 with its 94-87 win against IPFW. Stetson is also no longer winless.
- A battle of respected mid-major programs went Belmont's way, as the Bruins beat Middle Tennessee State 70-58. This was especially impressive considering junior Reece Chamberlain and sophomore Craig Bradshaw were out for Belmont because of injury.
- A game effort from Alan Williams (23 points, eight rebounds) wasn't enough for Santa Barbara to overcome UCLA on the road. The Bruins pulled away in the final five minutes and won 89-76.
There it is. RT @WorldofIsaac: His mom didn't love him enough. http://t.co/SlRmsDN0C2
— Eye on College BBall (@EyeOnCBB) December 4, 2013
-- North Carolina Central was my pick to win the MEAC this season. The team is now 6-1 after beating Old Dominion 76-69.
-- Stetson, Cornell and now Tennessee State, after its loss tonight, are the only 0-9 teams in the country.
-- Creighton got itself right, winning by 17 on the road at Long Beach State.
-- FIU lost tonight to Nova. Nova Southeastern. And it wasn't close: 77-59. Yeeeesh.
Delaware has scored at least 80 points in seven straight games. Had done it 11 times in the past three seasons total.
— Jeff Borzello (@jeffborzello) December 4, 2013
-- Teams that remained undefeated: Arizona (8-0), Pittsburgh (8-0), Syracuse (8-0), UCLA (8-0), Boise State (7-0), Cincinnati (7-0), UMass (7-0).
-- This was unfortunate. The guy with the chest, I mean.
This pic of Mark Teixeira and open collar shirt guy in Syracuse defies explanation pic.twitter.com/g7dpyuG85l
— Andrew Rush (@idiotsonsports) December 4, 2013
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From past few days, Karan Johar is in the headlines owing to his strong blog, which was about the trolls who spouted hate at him. In his column on NDTV titled "Karan Affairs: Dear trolls, You don't get me, never will", he took hateful trolls head on and gave a befitting reply to them.
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With so many jewelry retailers to choose from and a plethora of options, you simply aren't sure who to trust to fulfill the needs of, for example, a man trying to find an engagement ring to ask the person he loves to marry him.
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The follow up to the most important question a man can ask a woman, "Will you marry me?" should ultimately be: "Did I do a good job?"
That's what the man is thinking when the woman says "yes" (we hope, right guys) and she's staring at the ring with love and affection.
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The smart watch craze came through with flying colors initially, but now is muddled in shades of gray as far as popularity and just how useful and practical these wrist watches truthfully are.
Apple especially took the world by storm as consumers snatched up the very first generation of watches and reveled in them initially. The whole smart watch concept seems a bit exaggerated truthfully, given that answering calls or sending texts from your wrist hardly seems like the definition of convenience.
The majority of those who bought the smart watch almost immediately had buyer's remorse and didn't necessary believe it was all that much value given the cost involved with it.
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For those who aren't amazed or haven't bought into the whole watch fanfare, it is with good reason. I never understood what made the smart watch so appealing. Granted, you might be able to be swayed by the initial appeal of being able to check messages and emails from your wrist, but is it really that much of a pain to go into your pocket and pull out a smart phone.
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Technology, in any form, can be the great equalizer that consumers gravitate toward for a variety of reasons.
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Public Enemies
Sitting on Katara's bed, a look of blank boredom stretched across her face, Toph found it next to impossible to even feign interest in the other girl. The boys had gone to order a pizza, as they predicted (probably accurately) that they would be up late. And so she was alone with another female, forced to listen to her brush her thick hair (well, it sounded thick, what with the cringe-worthy grkch-grkch-grkch noises that came from it) and a story about... well, she had actually forgotten by that stage.
"-and she got it all to herself."
"Uh, yeah," Toph agreed, uncomfortable. The brushing stopped, and she felt Katara move closer. The bed creaked as the older girl sat down, and Toph felt a finger poke her in the shoulder.
"You weren't listening, were you?" Katara asked, and Toph had the good grace to lower her face at the accusation. "Well, what do you want to talk about?" she continued, and Toph shrugged.
"I'unno. Why do we even have to talk?"
"Because I want to get to know you!" Katara exclaimed, in such a voice that Toph shifted away a few centimetres. She wasn't used to having such exuberant (or, really, any) friends, and in all honesty, she found Katara's positive, cheerful demeanour slightly off-putting. She was used to Kyoshi's frank attitude, or Sokka's pathetic humour. Even her own dour company. Talking to a girl she barely knew as though they were old friends was unsettling, to say the least.
"You do know me," Toph answered blankly, not entirely sure what Katara was asking of her, but hesitant all the same. She heard Katara sigh, although a few seconds of silence told her that the older girl had decided to leave the issue alone.
Toph was far more grateful than she would admit. It wasn't that she didn't like Katara—she did—but Toph was never a particularly sociable person, and had never felt the need to try and be friends with people. Her parents would never have allowed it anyway.
Shaking the unpleasant thoughts from her mind, Toph jumped as Katara sat on the bed with a crrrrgrrr and addressed her.
"Can I bush your hair?"
The question was unexpected, and Toph shot Katara a curious glance. The older girl shrugged, by the way the bed moved, and Toph imitated the action.
"Sure. Whatever," she said flippantly, although Katara didn't miss the questioning tone or how her shoulders tensed. If the older girl picked up on Toph's unwillingness, she didn't say anything. Toph felt Katara sit behind her and delicately pick up her hair. Contrary to her own expectations, Katara was surprisingly gentle, starting at the ends and working her way up to the roots so she didn't tug too hard on the many knots that littered the hair.
"So, how'd you meet Aang?" she asked, and Toph cringed internally. That wasn't a topic she particularly wanted to get into, but she also found herself with some sort of loyalty towards the girl who was being so nice to her. It occurred to her that, for some reason, Aang hadn't told his girlfriend much, and she was grateful for the gap in Katara's knowledge. She remembered giving a vague explanation when she first met 'the sister', but she had a feeling that Katara was after something a little more solid.
"Well, how'd you meet him?" she shrugged, deflecting. She could hear the smile in Katara's tone as the older girl spoke.
"On holiday. My school went to the same ski resort as he did. I met Gyatso there. I went to his funeral, too..." She trailed off here, and Toph fidgeted uncomfortably. "We kept in contact after that, and he's always been one of my best friends," she added, the sweetness in her tone giving Toph a toothache. A small frown graced her face.
"How long have you known him for?" she asked, her voice blank. Katara paused in her work, looking at the back of Toph's head for a moment.
"Oh, a few years. He was just that goofy kid who became more important to me than 'just a friend', I suppose," she said. Watching Toph carefully, Katara took note of how the younger girl slumped slightly—the barest movement that even the older girl, with her watchful eye, could barely notice. "Is that a problem?" she asked, and Toph's head shot up like a rocket.
"Pft, as if," she mumbled. "Why would I care?" The truth was that she did care—a lot. But, she couldn't let Katara know that. It wasn't like she relied on Aang—she had other friends, like Kyoshi. Kyoshi was her friend. And the girls who participated tessenjutsu class. They were her friends too.
Ahh, but that's not the real reason, a betraying voice whispered in her mind. Toph was usually so good at ignoring it, too. You're jealous, because he's the only friend you've ever made on your own, and you aren't even his best friend. She is.
Suddenly, Toph was angry at Katara. Angry at all of them. Angry at how she felt for Sokka, and angry that she couldn't tell him. Angry that she was always number two in the lives of people around her.
Perhaps the foul attitude came from Toph's own unwillingness to accept her own faults. Or, no, that was wrong. Her unwillingness to change them. Perhaps her anger came from the fact that, at almost sixteen years old, she had never had anyone tell her they liked her around, or had ever really acted like they cared about her at all. In a little over a decade of being in the system, she had been with thirty-four different homes, and in all that time, her only friend (her only real friend) was the first one she had ever met. Gyatso was her first real home—home where she actually felt loved and accepted, before Kyoshi—and after she was moved from there, the whole this was just a slippery slope.
But she sure as hell wasn't going to tell Katara that.
"I don't care," she reiterated, narrowing her eyes and glaring in Katara's direction when she realised that she had fallen silent following the unusual bout of reminiscing.
"Well, I think it's great that he has a friend like you," Katara piped up, ignoring Toph's expression before she stood up from the bed. "I have some old pyjamas for you, if you wanted to get dressed before the boys come back?"
Toph looked in the direction of the other girl, wondering what was going through her head. Toph knew she was closed off and secretive—even Aang didn't know all that much about her—but she wished that people weren't so delicate to her. She wished that, if they were curious about something, they would just ask her. She ignored the hypocrisy that Katara had in fact asked her, and she had blown her off. Groaning inwardly, it was all she could do to not put her head in her hands and block out the world so she could think.
"Toph, I want to be your friend. It's not hard. Please?" Katara's voice was low and quiet—almost pleading—and Toph wondered, yet again, what Katara was thinking. No one had ever willingly wanted to get closer to her after they had met her—it was always the other way around. She would talk to someone, and all would go well until they realised how completely fucked up she was.
"I'm not stopping you," she said, still unwilling to let someone into her life who could just as easily walk out of it. She heard a sigh, and a gentle gromp as Katara sat on the carpeted floor.
"Sweetie, you are. You're my boyfriend's best friend, and I know nothing about you," she reasoned; Toph wasn't entirely sure whether she felt angry or guilty, and she wasn't sure if it was at herself of the other girl.
"Why do you care?" she muttered, crossing her arms over her chest. "I'm not even—you are." She couldn't keep the bitter note from her voice, and though it was to late to take it back, Toph still made an attempt to mask it. "Fine. What do you want to know?" she asked, tone making it clear that she wasn't going to willingly (perhaps even truthfully) divulge any information. If nothing else, perhaps by getting closer to Katara she could get even closer to Sokka. The very thought sent a hot spark running along her limbs, and she gave a small shudder.
Katara didn't say anything, but Toph heard the crack of her knees as she stood, and the woomph-woomph-woomph of her footfalls on the carpet. The bed depressed as the older girl made herself comfortable, and Toph almost immediately felt pressed for information that she wasn't sure she was ready to give—to anyone. She wondered if it was worse because she knew she'd be expected to answer (and that, really, she should). Oh, she'd been questioned before, by state workers, foster carers, police. None had gained much information from her.
She felt Katara take her hand, and quelled the urge to jerk it away. It would probably be worse if she did that, so she sat on the other girl's fluffy bed, uncomfortable despite the soft mattress and thick blankets as she waited for Katara to say something. She heard the familiar chg-agachg-chga of Sokka's car, and wished the other girl would hurry up.
"I'm not going to ask you anything, Toph," Katara finally said. "Your business is your business. But if you ever want some girly time, I'm always going to be here. I like you." The final few words were stated with such decisiveness that Toph couldn't help the small snort that erupted from her nose. She supposed Katara was frowning, not understanding the action, but Toph didn't feel the need to elaborate.
"Yeah. Sure. Whatever." Toph couldn't help the way the flippant sentence rolled off her tongue, immediately fell on the defensive. She knew Katara would have a hurt expression on her face—they always did—but she didn't particularly want to be the cause of that. She reminded herself that it was all for Sokka. "Look, Honey," she said, her nonchalant tone and bored expression completely at odds with how she felt. She wasn't able to keep the mask on for long. "You don't know me. So, tell me, how do you know you like me?" she challenged. "Why do you even care!? I don't need friends, and I know that even if I did, I wouldn't want my friend to be some fucked up freak like me. So, what's your deal?!"
She had no idea where the outburst had come from, and judging from the complete lack of noise or movement, neither did Katara. Toph was panting heavily, trying to release some of the pent up anger, but it wasn't working. She needed to do something destructive. Without waiting for an answer (one she wasn't even sure would come), Toph jumped up from the bed, letting her cane lead her out into the kitchen. The boys were clattering around with plates and cups, and she could definitely smell the pizza, but even extra spicy supremo couldn't get her to slow down as she pushed through the room and walked out into the front yard.
"Hey, Toph!" Sokka's voice carried through the still air, and she almost stopped to look towards him. Almost. How could she look at him when angry tears were threatening to spill over her cheeks? He called out her name once more, and Toph's resolve almost failed then and there. She was just about to stop when she heard Aang talking to the older boy, telling him to leave her alone. Where once she would have appreciated to gesture, allowing her to calm down on her own, she only felt anger at the bald boy. What if she didn't want to be alone this time?
Using her cane only to avoid the most serious of obstacles, Toph almost tripped over a small crack in the sidewalk outside Sokka's house before she caught herself, shuffling away from the house as fast as she could. There was a cool breeze that did a wonderful job of blowing away her anger until all she was left with was an empty feeling of exhaustion; fumes of her rage that took up more energy than was worth it. There was the faint aroma of tobacco on the wind, and following her nose, she stumbled across a small park. The area wasn't really that much different to her own street, with a quiet, out of the way atmosphere. There was a squueeee of a rusty swingset that grated on her ears, and Toph wondered why people had to try—why they had to try and foster community spirit, and togetherness. There were so many better things to waste taxpayer's money on than a park. The tell-tale smell of cigarettes told her that the plan had backfired, anyway, so why did people have to bother?
The smell also told her she'd probably be able to bum one off one of the street rats and/or hoodlums and perhaps calm down a little.
The catcalls came first as she approached, although that was the norm with such places. They really weren't dangerous unless you weren't used to it and didn't know how to react. Toph had learned through experience that, most of the time, they were completely harmless. Especially in crowds such as this (there had to be at least twenty people), there were almost always other girls who kept their men under control.
"Hey there, Sexy!" a deep voice called to her, and her head shot up. She recognised that voice...
"Jet?" she answered, coming to a halt and crossing her arms. There was the sound of scuffling, and before she realised it, someone was standing right in front of her.
"Oh, shit, Toph! It is you!" She could tell he was smiling, and she couldn't quite quell her own answering smirk.
"'Sup, dude? Hey, can I bum a cigarette?" Short, simple, straight to the point. Jet didn't answer with words, instead placing his own at her lips and bringing the lighter up to it.
"That one'll cost you," he said before flicking open the small, metal case with a fshck and lighting up the cigarette. Toph only waved him off, already expecting him to say that. She immediately felt better as the nicotine flooded her system, and couldn't focus on much else at that point. It was all she could do to stop from throwing herself on the floor in utter bliss. It had been too long since she last snuck out to spend any time with him.
"Oh, God, that's good," she murmured, taking a second, long drag. "I needed that, thanks." The 'thank you' wasn't even completely fake, either. She did genuinely appreciate this, least of all because cigarettes were expensive. It always helped to know people, though, and Jet knew the best.
"How'd Kyoshi let you out this late?" he pried, replacing the cigarette he had just given her with a new one, placing it between his lips and lighting it. Toph grimaced, stuck between sighing and groaning, although her mood was much improved with the cancer-stick hanging from her lips.
"She didn't. She doesn't know I'm here." Toph paused for a moment before deciding to give in to her earlier wish and just plopping herself on the ground. Jet followed her, the gravel krchcnching beneath his sneakered feet. His crew, who had been watching the two with minor interest, returned to whatever they were doing beforehand (probably smoking too, if history served Toph correctly).
"Ahh, and you needed an outlet?"
Toph looked towards Jet, unsure as to whether he has asked a question or made a statement. She decide to just answer it regardless, more to just fill the silence than anything else.
"Yeah." Toph closed her eyes as she took a final puff, ignoring the slight pain in her fingertips as the embers hit the filter and burned her. She was normally pretty good at knowing when to stop so she didn't hurt herself, but the conversation with Katara had frazzled her and left her head all over the place.
"What about a distraction?" Jet pressed, and Toph roller her sightless eyes. "You still owe me; cigarettes aren't cheap, you know. Smellerbee is having a harder time pickpocketing too, coz the people 'round here know us..." he trailed off, looking up at the sky. Whatever peace had come with the silence as broken as someone shouted at them.
"Fuck up, Jet. You try and do better, then!" A female voice cut through the night, and Toph raised her hand in greeting.
"Hey, Bee," she said, sighing as she came to a decision and turned back to Jet. "Fine. What do you want with me tonight?"
Jet gave a smirk, and leaned down to whisper in her ear, "I want you, but I doubt you want an audience..." Toph felt her stomach clench at his unrestrained vulgarity, and let out a slow breath.
"As if you've don't have a place tonight, Jet," she muttered, feeling him shiver slightly as she said his name. Placing a hand on his chest, she carefully trailed it down until it rested over his pants. "You definitely do want me," she grinned, pressing down slightly. It was Jet's turn to suck in a breath
The thought of spending another night with Jet had her heart racing, and she could hear the blood pumping in her ears. She wanted to be with him tonight; that much was certain, but she had to go back to Sokka's at some point, and she preferred to do that in the same condition (if less angry) as when she left. She had enough self-awareness to know that she needed something from Jet, though, and if this was the only way she could fool herself into thinking she was loved, then it wasn't all bad—she was still able to fool herself.
Jet didn't say anything to her silence, instead raising his hand to place it on her chest, pressing gently. Toph sat there as he leaned forward, capturing her lips as his hand trailed downward and up underneath her shirt. While she didn't miss Jet, she certainly missed the closeness of the moment—the physicality—and she broke away long enough to mumble, "Only this far," to him before allowing her lips to be captured in his once again. He gave a little moan, and knowing exactly what she wanted, she slid her tongue into his mouth. His hand continued its pleasant dance across her skin, dotted with goosebumps, and her own slid around to push his face closer to her own. Jet smirked into her mouth and moved his hands down to her hips just long enough to pull her onto his lap before they returned to her chest.
Breaking the kiss, he leant forward enough to whisper lecherously into her ear, "You know, I always think of you—during, I mean."
"That's because I'm the best," she retorted, her eyes closed as his hand ghosted from one side of her chest to the other and she began rolling her hips over his. It was always fun to tease. With a small groan, Jet let his hand slip under her bra, and suddenly teasing wasn't fun anymore. Throwing her head back at the feel, Jet used it as an opportunity to attach his lips to her throat. Toph couldn't help but anchor him there with her hands, not allowing him to moved away as he continued to assault her senses—it had been too long since she visited Jet, and not long enough, it seemed. Neither noticed the intruder until they spoke up.
Toph's eyes, which had been shut despite the uselessness of them, shot open and she inhaled sharply. Letting her head slump a little, she noted that Jet hadn't let go of her throat (actually, his lips had worked their way down to her collarbone), and she turned her head in the direction of the voice.
"What, Sokka?" she hissed, caught between pleasure and absolute mortification. She really didn't want Sokka to see who she was hanging out with (no one had ever thought Jet was a good influence—he had developed a rather... interesting reputation), but at least she could trust him to keep kissing her for as long as she let him.
The small sucking noises he made—plkchsska-sklpah—was drowned out by Sokka's heavy breathing, although she had no way of knowing if it was shock or anger. Probably both. Toph was waiting for Sokka to say something so she could push Jet away, and a louder inhale signified that Sokka had caught sight of the other boy's hand moving underneath Toph's shirt. She couldn't bring herself to get him to remove it, though; Toph needed that closeness, the one that no one else could—or had ever tried—to give her. The one that, for the first time, she wanted of a specific person... who was currently ogling at what they had just seen.
"I'll just leave you with your boyfriend, then." Sokka's voice broke through, bitter and low. Toph heard the krnch-krch of gravel underfoot as he walked away, and couldn't help out the small sigh, momentarily caught in her throat. She grabbed Jet's cheeks and slowly pulled him away, shivering a little as the breeze brushed her wet throat. He began kissing up her face, and it took even longer to remove him from there. Brought back to the present, she could feel the bulge in his pants digging into her, although any pleasure she would have gained from it (physical or psychological) was completely gone.
"It's been too long," Jet finally murmured against her cheek, allowing her to slide off his lap and onto the ground. She heard him whip out another cigarette, and was only partially surprised when he handed it to her. "I've almost forgotten how... receptive... you can be." He grinned, and finally the last dregs of any positive emotion left Toph. She heaved herself up from the gravel when she felt Jet slide something into her hand. It was a small carton of cigarettes, and she looked at him curiously. He shrugged, taking the cigarette in her hand and having a puff.
"I'm having a party tomorrow, up near Gaoxing Lane—you know, that old joint with the stairs." He stood up and brushed off his pants. "If you need another escape, this'll be perfect."
"Yeah, sure," she said quietly, turning the box over in her hands. "I'll see you tomorrow, maybe." She felt Jet smile, and he gave her a light smack on the backside.
"See ya, Toph," he said, watching her turn around and make her way back in the direction she came from.
The walk back to Katara and Sokka's seemed longer than the one to the park, and she would probably have missed it if she didn't almost trip on the crack outside their pavement again. Toph wavered there on the sidewalk, not knowing whether to keep walking, stroll in with her usual swagger, or try the 'humble' thing people were always talking about. Unable to come to a decision, she just plopped herself down on the path, head in her hands. The guilt she couldn't feel earlier suddenly appeared like an extremely unwanted guest, and she groaned quietly. Of course she had to screw everything up. It was bound to happen sooner or later.
Um, mostly this is to point out that I have no idea what the heck I'm even doing anymore.
- The scene with Jet was actually not really supposed to be in there.
- It was written for an anti-Sukka fic I had, before realising I hated the idea anyway. But, I do love Jet >:D
- I wanted Katara and Toph to have like, a sort of bond. That didn't work.
- This is also the longest chapter to date. Which is not the reason why it took so long, I just didn't feel like writing it.
|Part One: Genesis
Shiny • Love, Actually • Comptine D'un Autre Été • Public Enemies • Män Som Hatar Kvinnor • The Sleepover Club • Blind Date • 50 First Dates • Sin City • The Matrix • Non, je ne regrette rien • The Breakfast Club • Crouching Tiger • Hidden Dragon • The Wedding Singer • Shí Miàn Mái Fú • Dangerous Liaisons
|Part Two: Fall
|Love for Life • Tiny Furniture • The Broken Circle Breakdown
Toph • Sokka • Katara • Jet • Aang • Kyoshi
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February 20, 1999
LARAMIE, Wyo. -
An historic $4.2 million gift from Curt and Marian Rochelle will enable the University of Wyoming Athletics Department to realize a 15-year dream.
As a result of the Rochelles generosity, the much-needed student-athlete center is close to becoming a reality. The new facility will be named the Curtis and Marian Rochelle Athletics Center, and will be located north of War Memorial Stadium.
While the gift, the largest in UW history, does not end the Athletics Center Campaign, it moves the fund-raising effort dramatically close to completion. The Rochelles gift, along with close to $2.5 million in additional gifts, brings the total for the building to just under $6.7 million. To build, furnish and maintain the new facility will require $9.5 million.
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Rochelle, born in Lusk, is a UW graduate and a former University Trustee. Marian, a native of Denver, is a graduate of Stephens College in Columbia, Mo., and Colorado College in Colorado Springs. With this contribution, their total giving to the University exceeds $5.5 million.
In 1992, the Rochelles established the Curtis and Marian Rochelle Professorship in Animal Science in memory of John Hill, who was Curts advisor and college dean when he majored in animal science from 1937-41. In addition, the Rochelles have supported the College of Agriculture and the Cowboy Joe Club for many years. During 1991 Ag Appreciation Day activities, the Rochelles were recognized as Outstanding Donors to the College of Agriculture.
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Chemical Tests: No spot test chemical reactions.
Nature Notes: Found on walls in crevices, particularly with moss. Likes a variety of rock types including basalt, hard limestone, mortar and a form of metamorphosed limestone called serpentine. Common through Ireland, although it appears missing from a distinctive band down the East coast of Ireland.
Vice county distribution map for Agonimia tristicula: See Map
Link: Map this species on the Lichen Survey
Other species recorded in Ireland:
- Agonimia allobata (Stizenb.) P.James
- Agonimia gelatinosa (Ach.) M.Brand & Diederich
- Agonimia octospora Coppins & P.James
Text and images © Paul Whelan, 2009.


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