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REDLANDS — Occidental women's volleyball sophomore Claire Strohm racked up a match-high 22 kills, 21 digs and three service aces, leading the Tigers to a 3-1 win at Redlands in their SCIAC opener on Friday.
Strohm, Oxy's leading hitter as a first year last season, hit an impressive .372.
Amanda Herold also had a big night attacking with 13 kills, Allie Sundara added 10 and Shaylee Warner put away seven.
The Tigers fell in the first set, before rallying for three straight.
Sarah Beene led Oxy with 28 assists and Tiareh Cruz added 23.
Kailee McCoy and Kaylee Burdick led Redlands with 11 kills each.
The Tigers improve to 2-3 overall and 1-0 in SCIAC play.
Redlands falls to 3-5 and 0-2.
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During the winter season 2012, Life Long Learning Merida will offer a series of workshops. Attending these local workshops is a great way to meet new friends and to enrich your time in Yucatan. Some of the workshops will be held at our college, and others will be at different venues around the city. The program will run from Monday January 16th through Friday March 30th. It is not necessary to commit to a whole series, you can take one, or as many as you like – each workshop is independent. No pre-registration is necessary, but doing so reserves your place. Most of the workshops can only accommodate a limited number of partricipants.
(All workshops are open to men and women. Delivery is in English and Spanish)
Larry & Reg:
Life Long Learning – Merida: email@example.com
100 pesos per session, per person
Maximum participants: 15
You will need to bring a pad of drawing paper, pencils, a sharpener and an eraser. We will supply a board to lean your pad on. Each workshop will feature live drawing on site. Beginners and experienced artists alike will enjoy the opportunity to see and draw Mérida through the eyes of local artists.
Jan. 16: TTT (the college)
Jan. 23: Plaza Grande
Jan. 30: TTT
Feb. 13: Mejorada
Feb. 27: Remate de Paseo de Montejo
Mar. 05: La Hermita
Mar. 12: TTT
Mar. 19: TTT
Mar. 26: Parque de Las Américas
100 pesos per session, per person
Maximum participants: 15
You will need to bring a notebook and pen, and a Spanish English dictionary. Handouts will be provided. Each workshop is completely independent and does not require that you take previous or subsequent sessions. You'll learn how to use the language in everyday situations.
Level: Beginner
Jan. 17: Saludando sus vecinos
Jan.24: Hablando con los trabajadores
Jan. 31: Yendo de compras
Feb. 07: Vamos de viaje
Feb. 14: Las noticias
Feb. 28: La salud
Mar. 06: Las comidas
Mar. 13: Trámites (migración, pagos, etc)
Mar. 20: La naturaleza
Mar. 27: Eventos sociales
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
100 pesos, per workshop, per person
This series of lectures / field trips / workshops will be held at TTT and some weeks the group will visit a museum as well. When an outing to a museum is planned, you will need to bring approx. 80 pesos for admission. You will also need to bring a notebook and pen.
Jan. 25: The Prehispanic Era
Feb. 01: Museum of Anthropology
Feb. 08: Colonial Era in Mexico
Feb. 15: Festivals of Mexico
Feb. 29: Modern Art Museum
Mar. 07: The Mexican Revolution
Mar. 14: Contemporary Mexican Politics
Mar. 21: Music of SE Mexico
Mar. 28: Museum of the City
200 pesos per workshop, per person
Maximum participants: 15
Level: Beginner
You will need to bring a notebook and pen, and an apron.
Different chefs and home cooks will show you how to prepare some of the diverse foods of Mexico. After assisting in the preparation, you will enjoy a meal with the group.
Jan. 19: Corn
Feb. 02: Chiles
Feb. 09: Oaxacan Cuisine
Feb. 23: Mexico City Cuisine
Mar. 01: Cuisine of Puebla
Mar. 08: Cuisine of Veracruz
Mar. 15: Vegetarian Cuisine
Mar. 22: New Style Mexican Cuisine
Mar. 29: Desserts
Maximum participants: 20
100 pesos per session, per person
Maximum participants: 20
You will need to come dressed in loose pants and bring a mat or thick towel on the Yoga days. You will need to wear shoes that give good support on the days we dance. You'll enjoy this "taste" of various dances and Yoga styles
You will need to come dressed in loose pants and bring a mat or thick towel on the Yoga days. You will need to wear shoes that give good support on the days we dance. You'll enjoy this "taste" of various dances and Yoga styles
Level: Beginner
Jan. 20: Danzón
Feb. 03: Salsa
Feb. 10: Tango
Feb. 24: Salsa
Mar. 02: Jarana
Mar. 09: Yoga
Mar. 16: Belly Dancing
Mar. 23: Tango
Mar. 30: Danzón

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Not sure what to go see? Why not check out some of the best rated shows the Festival has to offer?
Time is limited and shows are aplenty - make sure you see the best by visiting our top reviewed shows.
Cabaret and variety review
Alan Cumming Sings Sappy Songs: The Scottish star who has become a home name in American US drama The Good Wife, returns to his love of theatre and song in this emotional four-star show with tales from his youth.
Peter Straker Sings Brel: Never as famous as he might have been, the Jamaican-born Straker gives a four-star interpretation of the songs of Jacques Brel.
Pollyanna: Billed as "intimate testbed cabaret", Pollyanna is a four-star late-night platform for experimental, transgressive performance
Barry Humphries' Weimar Cabaret: This five-star show is not your usual classical genre. Featuring a diva performance by Meow Meow and a faked female orgasm, this gives a new spin on the classics.
Nish Kumar: Actions Speak Louder Than Words, Unless You Shout the Words Real Loud: This four-star set is a reflection of Nish's abiding affection for this island and its culture, reiterated when he desperately implores Scotland not to seek independence, if only for his self-preservation.
Sarah Kendall: Shaken: The final instalment in Sarah Kendall's trilogy of shows about her adolescence growing up in Newcastle, Australia, in her four-star performance.
David Quirk: Approaching Perfection: This four-star show takes place entirely on a bus driving round Edinburgh.
Felicity Ward: 50% More Likely To Die: Having a lot of fun on stage Felicity delivers this four-star show, punctuating her routines with a klaxon siren she works from her phone.
Carl Donnelly: Bad Man Tings: Four-star performance from Carl as he laments the tranquillity of happiness.
Dance, physical theatre and circus
Water on Mars: This five-star performance will leave you agreeing that it is the best juggling show you'll ever see.
The Rooster and Partial Memory: Four-stars for this exploration of male power and dictatorship, five dancers fight over a "masbaha" – a long thread which signifies who is in charge.
I Am Rhythm: After Freedom Productions build an exuberant, four-star, joyful and informative picture of South African dance history.
Your Majesties: Gives a solid four-star performance based on President Obama's speech from the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo.
Closer By Circa: This five-star show takes their art to the next level. Unmissable.
Elixir: There is a touch of raunchiness in this four-star performance by Melbourne-based company Head First Acrobats.
Bedtime Stories: This is simply a very beautiful, dynamic and well-crafted four-star show for children and their grown-ups, with a deeper moral message.
Are We Stronger Than Winston?: This four-star 50-minute show reflecting on the experience of Cyclone Winston, which devastated the islands in February of this year.
Contemporary?: A four-star tongue-in-cheek show from Lithuania.
Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia: This five-star, dramatic second concert at the International Festival demonstrated the orchestra talents so brilliantly.
Mark Padmore and Kristian Bezuidenhout: London-born tenor Mark Padmore's superb technical accomplishment almost goes without saying but is spectacularly highlighted in this four-star performance.
Flit: This four-star show passionately makes the connection between displaced older generations who came to the UK on the Kindertransport before the Second World War and the treatment of migrants today.
Karmana, Songs Of The Roma: This four-star performance opened with brooding cello and terse guitar outbursts before Natanson's melismatically yearning tones delivered an eloquent reproach to man's inhumanity to man.
Milk: Traverse Theatre's headline show gives a solid four-star performance in this debut performance from Orla O'Loughlin and follows the stories of three couples living somewhere in urban Scotland.
Heads Up: A four-star twist on poetry with this blazing hour-long solo poem, performed by Kieran Hurley while he also DJs the accompanying sound by Michael John McCarthy.
World Without Us: A brilliant visionary poem – delivered by Belgian Valentijn Dhaenens in a four-star performance – that dwells not on the detail of our last days.
Nicole Henriksen is Makin' It Rain: A five-star performance from a former stripper on her views of the world.
Mine: The complex moral conceit behind Mine sees a powerful four-star monologue delivered with intensity by actress Maisie Barlow.
The Glass Menageri: This four-star performance transforms the reputation as a "lovely little memory play" to restore it to its true status as "a great memory tragedy".
Expensive Shit: Adura Onashile's new four-star show for the Traverse and Scottish Theatre Producers is sometimes chaotic, always electrifying.
The Interference: This powerful four-star show follows an incident of "date rape" by a popular football star on a US university campus and takes a sharply-shaped documentary-style approach to the material.
Hummingbird: This four-star play takes its inspiration from the Lonely Hearts Killers, an American couple in the late 1940s who met their victims through classified ads.
Don't Panic! It's Challenge Anneka: This four-star performance follows Holly, a young woman struggling to find her place in the world.
Abigail Conway's Time Lab: This four-star not so much a show or an installation as a well-shaped workshop, in which you're invited to spend a contemplative hour taking apart an old broken watch.
Cuncrete: This four-star show is one of a number of drag-king shows at this year's Fringe.
The Point: It's set in Glasgow – but it could be anywhere. This four-star tale of three sex workers is designed to be universal.
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Things you should never say to your boss – "You are wrong"
Read more on how to keep a lasting and beneficial Boss and Employer relationship. You might never know when it will come in handy.
"Openly criticizing or pointing out your boss' mistake is a sure way to be excluded from future meetings or ignored the next time you raise your hand to speak."
If you feel your boss has made an error, there are better ways of addressing this.
You might say, "I may be misinformed on this one, but I was under the impression that …
" This prompts your boss to reconsider and correct the information if necessary without putting up any defenses.
"Whatever phrase you use, say it with a helpful and cordial tone."
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March 2007
PLANNING FOR Brisbane '07 proceeds apace under the firm guidance of Henry Bodman and Colin Huggins. Bob 'Moose' Davis has a group of five chaps - himself, Rod Hard, Ian 'Talker' McLean, Barry 'Fluffer' Flannery and Rory 'Scobie' O'Brien – organised for a table at the Brisbane Olympics and is looking for more starters. "We obviously need another five likely lads or ladies to make up the number to 10," says mathematically-gifted Bob. "Is there any chance you might be able to advertise said vacancies in the next issue of The Mail?" Consider it done. You can contact Bob at [email protected] or Rod Hard at [email protected].
MRS MURPHY'S diminutive offspring Valmore [ASOPA 1961-62] is in touch to let me know that "they drummed me out of the classroom at the end of last year and I'm now working with the WA Rugby League". You can contact Val on [email protected].
HENRY BODMAN, brave fellow that he is, insists that all bookings for table reservations at the Big Reunion Event be referred to him. "I'll make up tables of the unattached (almost sounds like unwashed, doesn't it!) where necessary," says Henry, whos working with Dick Arnold (finance) and Colliewobbles Huggins (event administration). Reunionistas make hotel accommodation reservations direct with either Sofitel or Novotel (see page 8). "It is important that accommodation and Saturday night reservations not get confused, so table reservations go nowhere near the Sofitel," pleads Henry. You can contact the great man on [email protected]. Henry is also asking for leads on Alan Hannan, F Barnes, A Campbell, N Hatton, P Kelly, N McClusky, J Reilly R Ritchard and P Rixon all of whom were in the 1957 intake.
I HAVEN'T SEEN Terry & Judy O'Keeffe since a 1995 reunion they organised in the old ASOPA common room on Middle Head. Terry tells me they're now organising a Brisbane table for the Class of 1965-66. He says he's seen The Mail and enjoys it and asks to be added to the mailing list. Terry'd contact details are: Phone 02 6251 0992. Mobile 0411 425 166. Email: [email protected]. Or write him at 54 Norman Fisher Circuit, Bruce, ACT 2617.
THE CLASS of 1961-62 started with 55 members way back then, of whom 52 survived two years of lecture room hostilities and 49 went to PNG. David Keating and company have managed to contact 47 of their erstwhile colleagues. Only (Anita Adeang (nee Ahnon) - thought to be in Nauru – and Lesley Percival could not be located. Sadly, three members have died: Keith McRae; Shirley Sibbrett and Sean D'Arcy. No less than 36 plus three lecturers will be turning up at the August reunion.
THE NEXT meeting of the Brisbane reunion organising committee is at Dennis and Ros Burrells' home at 15 Patman Road, Whiteside on Sunday 10 June. Scheduled start is 2 pm.
ASOPA alumni, pioneering educational administrator and one of Australia's most distinguished educators, Prof Ken McKinnon, AO, will be the guest speaker at the October ASOPA reunion in Brisbane.
After attending Adelaide and Queensland universities, Ken headed to PNG after completing an ASOPA course from January to April 1954. He says: "My Sydney sojourn came after two years at Oodnadatta, so was mostly a time for savouring the offerings of the city - not neglecting ASOPA luminaries such as James McAuley and Camilla Wedgewood."
At the beginning of 1955 Ken was posted to Samarai as Area Education Officer, the beginning of a stellar career in educational administration. After completing a doctorate at Harvard University, he was appointed PNG Director of Education in 1966, occupying the position until 1973. These were the years of rapid expansion and professionalisation of education in the then Territory as it prepared for Independence in 1975.
After leaving PNG, Ken became the first Chairman of the Australian Schools Commission (1973-81), which had been set up by the Whitlam Government. In 1981 he was appointed Vice-Chancellor of Wollongong University, a position he held until 1995. In this role he was credited with transforming the university into one of Australia's leading campuses. During this period (1984-88), I served with him when he was Chairman of the Australian National Commission for UNESCO.
Ken, a self-confessed press junkie, is now Chairman of the Australian Press Council, which adjudicates on complaints from the public about bias and inappropriate publication. "To many individuals the press looms so powerful and so large that they feel the scales seem unequally weighted against them in making comment," he says.
In the 1950s, the first teachers to be recruited for PNG service trained at Bathurst Teachers' College. The first Cadet Education Officer intake arrived at ASOPA in 1958, which was also the year of the inaugural Patrol Officer versus CEO rugby match, establishing a fiery and hard-fought tradition that was to continue for many years.
The CEO's – proud of their institution and their calling - fashioned a navy blue blazer with an eye-catching bird of paradise crest on the pocket. "Quite a number of CEO's had them," says Ian. "We believed them to be 'chick magnets' but the PO's were less than complimentary."
"To my knowledge the only kiap with one was Tom Steen. When I visited Tom in Yorkshire in 2005 he still had the entire blazer. I have only the cut off pocket as my blazer shrank something terrible over the years."
The contemporary School magazine, 'ASOPA Toktok', included this verse from a kiap displeased with the blazer development.
ones that would wear a blazer
when they go to the Territory,
they won't be put out
I was shocked and immensely saddened to read of the death of John Beagley [ASOPA 1967-68] in Cairns. I first met The Beag when I was working as Extension Writer on the AIDAB Cocoa Quality Improvement Project in Rabaul between 1990 and 1993. I was accommodated in the Rabaul Travelodge, next to which was Studio KalaKala, where Beag held court on Saturday mornings (and most other days!).
As well as portraits and landscapes, Beag painted on fabric. He was ably assisted by several talented local chaps and did a roaring trade in beautifully decorated t-shirts and other items. I was a regular customer, and my daughter and her children still have the shirts, laplaps, sandshoes, library bags, and goodness knows what - all sent to them from Rabaul. I have many such items myself, as well as one of Beag's oils hanging on a wall.
Beag, being a man of many parts, also translated some of my CQIP scripts into Pidgin for broadcast and publication. And we became firm friends - a friendship that continued long after I left Rabaul in 1993 (and the volcanic eruption the following year). I find it hard to believe that he's no longer with us. And I really miss his gossipy, hilarious and often ribald communiqués. Lukim yu, Beag, old chum.
to his wishes ex didiman Mick Belfield's ashes were laid to rest
on 24 January, the first anniversary of his death, alongside his parents
in Coleraine Cemetery, Victoria. The private family ceremony was organised
and led by his three children, Nicholas, Martin and Louise. Michael's
memorial stone includes the inscriptions 'The traveller has come
full circle' and 'Naria sisina'.
Mick was at ASOPA in mid-1956 before being posted to Baibara and, soon after, to the Mekeo rice-growing project. As well as overseeing the rice project – The novice didiman had the task of supervising the construction of an all-weather airstrip.
Mick was later transferred to Popondetta where, in 1962, he was promoted to District Agricultural Officer. Later that year he and his family moved to the Western Highlands and the Korn Farm Agricultural Station.
In 1968 came a promotion to Regional Agricultural Officer, commuting between Goroka and Mount Hagen, with a transfer to DASF headquarters in Port Moresby in 1969. Eight years later the dedicated didiman left for Australia with a 'golden handshake' and a PNG Independence Medal. Establishing himself in Armidale, NSW, where two of his three children were at uni, Mick launched into several successful small business pursuits, including building spec homes.
While you can take a didiman out of PNG, you can't take PNG out of a didiman. And Mick was soon back as an agricultural consultant, spending 1986-93 in Goroka, using his extension skills to train a team of Papua New Guinean agricultural officers to help farmers fight coffee rust. The dedicated didiman finally did go pinis and settled in Brisbane. But a large part of his heart stayed in PNG.
The Mail still dominates and is as good as ever. Just back from Canberra where we were privileged to witness [son] Nigel being presented with two bravery awards: one individual and one part of a group citation in connection with his efforts in rescuing Chinese people attacked by rioters in Honiara last year. It seems Australia has some sophisticated and dangerous crims on our doorstep.
It was a very impressive investiture: lone piper, flag ceremony etc. An array of people with chests covered in medals a la Mexican generals. Nigel's award was the highest presented on this occasion. There are only two awards in AFP circles of a higher precedence.
In Mail 107 you published an item from Geoff Conlon. In the book, 'It Doesn't End There' by John Laws and helper Christopher Stewart, there's a chapter on Alf Conlon and his mates. By coincidence, that article solved for me a long problem: Who was James McAuley and how did I know of him? With the outbreak of war, McAuley and a mate Harold Stewart were conscripted into the army and ended up in the Directorate of Research and Civil Affairs, founded by Sydney intellectual and medical school drop out, Alfred (Alf) Conlon.
With no military background, Conlon was commissioned as a major in the Australian Army in 1940 and was given a free hand to do research. Conlon handpicked a real brains trust: John Kerr (second in charge), James McAuley, Harold Stewart, James Plimsoll, Peter Ryan, Bill Stanner, Camilla Wedgewood, Ida Leeson, Ian Hogbin, Colonel JK Murray, Julius Stone, Ian Hogbin and others.
Conlon went on to become a colonel, with a lot of influence on Australia's policies in New Guinea, McAuley went on to become an influential anti-communist, supporter of Australia's role in Vietnam and close ally of BA Santamaria. Stewart went on to study Buddhism in Japan. The banker, Plimsoll, became Governor of Tasmania, Ambassador to the US and head of the Foreign Affairs Department. Conlon completed his medical studies and, after a stint as ASOPA Principal, practised psychiatry. The lawyer, Kerr, also was an ASOPA Principal, among other things. It's no wonder ASOPA had great expectations and great achievements.
So why do I remember McAuley? He must have been a lecturer when I did my CPO introductory course in 1960 prior to going to PNG.
You might ask Ken McKinnon to talk on his experience on Karkar Island in 1970, where he enjoyed a baked cheesecake at Dangsai PTS. We all know how well ASOPA fulfilled its expectations.
In February Jane Belfield's second e-book was published by Alinar Publications (www.alinarpublishing.com). It's called The Prayer Tree and Other Stories and is penned by Jane's alter ego Jane Hill.
"It's not a romance," says Jane. "This is a collection of short stories I've written over the years. The first sets the theme and is the only one that is not fiction. In the other six stories: a retired spinster schoolteacher goes in search of flowers for an old friend's funeral; a widow visits a flamboyant fortune-teller; a wife takes revenge for her husband's infidelity; an elderly woman, lonely following the death of her husband and the estrangement from her granddaughter, finds herself in hospital; a migraine forces a young woman to visit a doctor in an unfamiliar town; an encounter on a lonely beach is unnerving for a young divorcee."
After the brilliant successes of the last few Kiap Reunions on the Sunshine Coast we have been asked as to when and where the next will be held. We plan to have it at the same venue as last time: Kawana Waters Hotel, Nicklin Way, Buddina, Queensland, on Sunday 11 November (bar opens at 11 am.
The invitation is not limited to kiaps - friends, colleagues and recalcitrants such as chalkies, didimen, polis and masta maks also welcome.
The Kawana Waters Hotel is located on Nicklin Way, near Kawana Waters Shopping Centre, on the main road between Mooloolaba and Caloundra. A large parking area is available at the hotel.
The outlook is over water to an extensive marina and has a covered outdoor deck area linked to an indoor bar/lounge with adequate dining and seating facilities available for our use.
There is a good restaurant/bistro adjoining our area where as with previous reunions you will be able to order your own meals and sit with whom you choose.
The restaurant will be open from 11.30 am to 8.30 pm. Drinks will be available at bar prices from the Lounge Bar and Public Bars and these bars will be open from 11.00 am to 10.00 pm.
Informality will again be the order of the day. No speeches, everyone is too busy catching up with friends. This format has proven the most popular so we will stick with it.
The Kawana Waters Hotel has sixteen motel style rooms available which we have tentatively booked. If you require a booking please phone the hotel on 07 5444 6699 and mention that you are part of the "Kiap Reunion" group to secure a unit. It is the case of first in etc but we know the rooms were found to be in demand on our last gathering. It is essential that bookings be made before the end of August.
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My Birthday Weekend
It was my 21st on 16th October and I was extremely lucky and spoilt... My amazing boyfriend, Andrew, planned one of the best weekends of my life and I can't wait to share it with you.
Friday 16th October
So I was woken up quite early as Andrew and my mum wanted to give me my presents. Andrew got me a gorgeous ring, a yellow Rains coat and my very own Moschino backpack *love heart emoji*. I was extremely spoilt and cannot believe he got me a Moschino bag?!
We then headed to Frankie & Benny's for my favourite breakfast - Eggs Benedict and a big cup of tea. We hung about town and got a few drinks down the pub before heading home to get ready for my birthday meal. I had an amazing time with my family at Olio's in Chelmsford, a family run Italian, and I even got my own Pug cake (close friends will know how obsessed I am).
|My Rains coat and Moschino backpack ready to go!
|Drinks at the pub.
|Pablo the Pug cake!
Saturday 17th October
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I woke up on Saturday morning to Andrew dragging me out of bed to make pancakes. We made proper American style pancakes with bacon and maple syrup... They were so good! I was told to pack a bag as we were staying the night and we began my surprise weekend away. We got the train to Liverpool St and headed into Shoreditch stopping for coffee and a cake along the way! We got to Box Park and grabbed an amazing cocktail at the Cotton Shack.
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|Box Park
After shopping around in Shoreditch for a few hours we then walked to our hotel for the night. I was very very lucky to be treated to an Executive suite at the RE Hotel in Shoreditch. We dropped off our stuff and headed to the bar for some drinks. Andrew then ordered a taxi to Blues Kitchen which was all his own planning and the place was amazing. I would highly recommend going as I am dying to return already!
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|Southern Fried chicken for me, Beef brisket and bbq chicken for Andrew
Sunday 18th October
We spent Sunday morning sleeping in and then stopped for lunch at Spitalfields. We both got amazing pulled pork hot dogs and then headed home to spend the day chilling and telling everyone about the weekend.


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The Langoliers
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The Langoliers has become a cult classic since it's release in 1995, it was initially a two part made for TV series but a combination of it's awesome plot and cringe-worthy acting has seen the work develop a large following and it is now more widely viewed as a movie.
The story is an adaption of a Stephen King novella in which a group of passengers on board a flight to Boston simultaneously awake to find that the cabin crew, pilots and their fellow passengers have mysteriously disappeared leaving behind only jewelry, watches and other personal belongings.
The remaining passengers consist of blind eight year old girl Dinah Bellman who exhibits supernatural senses in the absence of her sight, retired engineer Don Gaffney, obnoxious investment banker Craig Toomy, mystery writer Bob Jenkins (Dean Stockwell) , British mechanic Nick Hopewell, geeky young musician Albert Kaussner, rebellious teen Bethany Simms, teacher Laurel Stevenson and Captain Brian Engle (David Morse) who fortunately for everyone involved, happens to be an off duty pilot.
Desperate to make sense of the situation, Engle and Hopewell bust open the door of the cockpit to find the cabin empty and the controls flying on auto pilot. Engle immediately takes control of the plane and frantically radios for help but there is no response and when the passengers realize that the usually vibrant Boston city lights below are no longer visible, they make the decision to land in nearby Bangor airport. Hotshot banker Toomy is infuriated by this and protests that he must arrive in Boston at 9am to attend an important business meeting, his sanity begins to unravel and he experiences intermittent flashbacks to his childhood where his father threatens, tortures and teases poor "Craigy Waigy" with tales of "The Langoliers", fearsome and terrible creatures that prey on procrastinators and eat lazy little boys with their razor sharp teeth for dinner.
Upon landing in Bangor the group are distraught to find the airport is totally abandoned and it becomes apparent that there is something truly supernatural happening, the air tastes and smells different, there's no echo anywhere they go, soda cans aren't carbonated, food is tasteless, beer is flat and every clock they find has stopped ticking at the exact same time. Just when things couldn't get any weirder, Dinah begins hearing terrible noises in the distance and pleads with the group to get back on the plane and leave as something terrible is about to happen.
In typical Stephen King fashion the responsibility of explaining the seemingly in-explainable falls to mystery writer Bob Jenkins in a scene where the survivors retrace the events surrounding their disappearance to deduce that the plane somehow entered a wormhole and thrust anyone who happened to be sleeping into the past, the ominous noise in the distance was actually time itself being consumed by monsters that sounded awfully similar to the ones in Craig Toomy's Father's tales.
From here on in the movie descends into absolute madness as the survivors decide they must refuel their plane and fly back towards the wormhole in the hope they can time travel back to the present day and escape the oncoming Langoliers, you'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll witness an investment banker lose his mind, stab and murder a blind child who returns in the form of psychic visions to later lure him to his rather unpleasant demise.
The acting is so bad it's good, most of the heavy lifting is done by David Morse and Dean Stockwell, they are seasoned pros and they play their parts but the script definitely hasn't aged well and the cast playing opposite them look and sound like they have come straight from their first acting class.
The end of the movie is truly shocking and for all the wrong reasons. The group manage to return to the present by travelling back through the wormhole but they have suffered casualties losing Dinah, Toomy, Don Gaffney and in a bizarre twist Nick Hopewell who sacrifices himself by depressurizing the cabin to ensure his fellow passengers are sleeping when travelling back through the wormhole.
It's all as weird and as clunky as it sounds and the final scene is so cringe-worthy it will haunt you. A cult classic and definitely worth the watch, if only for the laughs.
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Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles took time on Thursday morning to help out with the Hurricane Harvey relief efforts.
Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles took time on Thursday morning to help out with the Hurricane Harvey relief efforts in her hometown of Houston.
"I feel like Houston is one of the strongest cities in the world," Biles told Good Morning America. "It is amazing to see everyone giving back. Even people that have lost everything in this storm, they're even coming and volunteering so that's super exciting to see."
Biles was helping distribute supplies at the Lone Star Convention and Expo Center in Conroe, Texas.
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Hometown hero & Olympic gold medalist @Simone_Biles volunteers at Flood Distribution Center in #Conroe. #HoustonStrong #Harvey pic.twitter.com/rqXfuWEnOd— Greg Lee (@abc7greg) August 31, 2017
APD Officers working distribution center in Conroe with @Simone_Biles helping families in need #ServiceBeforeSelf #HonorAboveAll #Harvey pic.twitter.com/AiHk3HBy3F— Arlington Police, TX (@ArlingtonPD) August 31, 2017
American heroes working in Houston stopped to take a pic with American Gold Medalist Champion Simone Biles. Thanks for the support. #united pic.twitter.com/3NfjMmCE0D— Will Johnson (@ArlingtonChief) August 31, 2017
#dayofgiving pic.twitter.com/poSgSiwK7i— Simone Biles (@Simone_Biles) August 31, 2017
absolutely moved how our communities are coming together & helping ❤ #HoustonStrong— Simone Biles (@Simone_Biles) August 29, 2017
Biles was at her home in the Houston area during the storm. On Thursday, she tweeted: "we still need your help - (clothes,food,blood) everything counts. donate donate donate."


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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Laura Colgin, University of Texas at Austin
Abstract: Brain rhythms reflect periodically synchronized electrical activity across groups of neurons and are thought to facilitate neuronal communication across brain regions. Gamma is a particular rhythm type that occurs throughout many regions of the brain and has been linked to functions such as attention and memory. In the hippocampus, a key brain region for memory, two distinct subtypes of gamma rhythms, slow and fast gamma, occur at different times. During slow gamma (~40 Hz), hippocampal subfield CA1 is coupled with neighboring subfield CA3, an area that is involved in memory retrieval. During fast gamma (~80 Hz), CA1 is coupled with the medial entorhinal cortex, a region that transmits information about an animal's current position in the environment. In this talk, new data will be presented that supports the hypothesis that slow and fast gamma rhythms serve different mnemonic functions in the hippocampal network. The results suggest that the principal neurons of the hippocampus, "place cells", code spatial information differently depending on whether slow or fast gamma rhythms are present. The results also link slow and fast gamma to different memory operations. The implications of these findings with regard to memory disorders will also be discussed.


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Top 10 Mellow Rock Songs of All TimeFamousK Any genre goes, not based on sales or anything, just personal choice.
The Top Ten
Excellent Song
It was a top night at the drive-in
been listening to it since so long... it's one of the best songs by metallica. METALLICA RULES!
Best fkn song ever
This song probably has the greatest solo of all time. It really is Pink Floyd's magnum opus.
Most chill song out there
Whenever I listen to this song I'm just like just yes
Makes your ear search for from where the music comes!
Just Brilliant!
Best of Pink Floyd
This song is something to play at a wedding. The relaxed feeling of the song is socalming and at the same time rocks you to the core. When I heard it for the first time I was shaking. Chester should get a Nobel Piece Prize if he hasn't yet. - lukestheman4
When ever I hear this song.. It's like I'm floating on the air...
This is one of my favorite songs. I am a big Linkin Park fan but lot of others tend to turn to Hybrid Theory as their favorite. Though there's nothing wrong with Hybrid Theory, Minutes To Midnight has always been my favorite, this song in particular.
Whenever I hear this, I always tearing
I'm flooding my face with tears
So sad...
Very very very sad...
It's really slow... and great
Yeah this is a great song, it's really powerful
This song is so annoying.
Are you crazy! Putting your hate comment on here. You should listen more Soundgarden. - Userguy44
Yes yes yes yes!
David Grohl just gets better and better and this song is about 15 years old.
Hear both the acoustic and the original and definitely see their live performance at the wembley stadium! I loved it
Wish you were here is the ultimate melancholy rock song, it never gets old either.
I thought this song would be in the top 5... But 68!
This song makes you feel like chillin out at a jo sesh
This is the most beautiful off them all just listen it
because kings of leon have been producing music for a very long time and their latest album which this track is on has gave them the major boost that they needed to reach the fame they have discovered. All of their music is phenomanal and they really do deserve everyone's vote as they are just such a brilliant band and all indivually talented musician's, they're great =)
I voted for them because I listen to the Only By Night album every night before I go to sleep and it makes me think about this girl I really like
Beautiful song definitely worth a listen
Woke up, had a smoke...
Amazing song. Perfect for some relaxation.
The Contenders
Love this song
Well, I downloaded the top 20 songs in this list, and I speak from experience... this song is 2nd only to leave out all the rest... Please change dis guys... Vote for this gem of a song...
This song is just so awesome.. A7x at its best.. mike shadows voice it's so awesome along with Synyster gates killer solos and Zacky Vengeance awesome rhythm.. One of the greatest rock songs.. Written for their late drummer The Rev.. This song has a story in itself.. Awesome rhythm voice solos drums bass everything is just awesome..
Beautiful lyrics...V 1 Comment
Dio's vocal superiority and grace shines through this song like a Rainbow in the Dark. Along with the change of pace instrumentals, the performance is like none other in the history of rock.
The only song by them I actually like!
Best rhcp song of all time.
Best rhcp song of all time!
It is possibly the most underrated Led Zep song if not the most underrated song of all time. This song would be incredible if it was done by a band known for this style of Alt rock, but its done by a band known for long drawn out guitar solos with bits of important lyric. This song show the versatility of the incredible bunch of blokes thought to be as successful as a Led Zeppelin.
Oh man! This song truly implies the versatility of Led Zep, and somehow listening to it, in your mind, takes you to a beautiful, deserted beach, lying, with your head back, with sunshine sprayed all over you.
This is is mate
A song so depressing about fame can be such a beautiful anthem
Should definitely be number one...this is the ultimate "chill rock" song, and also one of the greatest songs of all time.
My opinion is the song wouldn't play? /_
This should be on the top! So emotional and chillest rock song of all time!
I love whoever put this on here - Songsta41
I'm surprised I haven seen " Creep" yet
Should get better rank - pookie
"hike up your skirt a lil more, show your world to me... " Always loved this song. Even Stevie Nicks has covered this song.
"Can't take my eyes from the circling sky, tongue tied and twisted just an earth bound fisted lie"
In my humble opinion, there best song ever. period.
Needs to be in top 5 100%
Needs to be top ten at least!
This song is the very definition of the word mellow.
What kind of a list is this?! Pushing me away is no doubt an amazing song but it is certainly NOT mellow! N where the hell is Iridescent?! The mellowest song of Linkin Park! So beautiful...
The live piano solo definitely is what is on this list, Chester sounds amazing in it and this deserves to be higher. - lukestheman4
There was just something in the way
It's a cool story with great music. - HTML_RuleZ_D00D
The song for the day my family buries me.
Probably the most mellow song of all time
Should be around top 5 in list
This needs to be near the top. - NuMetalManiakV 3 Comments
THE DIARY OF JANE with piano.I love it.
OHHH awesome song. The tone is perfect.
AWESOME SONG, I don't know why this at the 20th but I think its justifiable.
Most certainly the best...
Great song! Has a great story to it!
Journey is my all time favorite band of all times. Steve Perry's voice is one of a kind.
Take a listen and you will vote for this song.
Definitely a mellow rock song. A good one that has a great message.
I like Avenged Sevenfold
One of their better songs.
Mellow folk/rock song from the best band ever. (in my opinion best song ever)
This song is the best mellow song of LP. It's far better than Leave out all the rest. Just listen it once.
Great song that has become a debate for decades whether, as the album says, it was sung by Ozy.
Linkin Park is the best!
This ssong has one of the best chilled guitar solos I have ever heard
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Top Remixes
2. Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd
3. One - U2
2. A Day In the Life - The Beatles
3. Nothing Else Matters - Metallica
2. Soldier of Fortune - Deep Purple
3. Rainbow Eyes - Rainbow


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Status: Collabrative Recording Artist
Birth Name: Frida Harnesk
Also Known As: (aka) Frida
Hometown: Currently - Melbourne, Victoria, AUS. | Previously - Stockholm, Sweden, SWE.
Genres: Adult Contemporary | Trance | Dance
Occupation(s): Singer Songwriter | Recording Artist | DJ | Actor
Years Active: 2010–present Labels Star Music | Acoustic Supastars | Supastar Records
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Swedish born singer/ songwriter Frida Harnesk has performed all around the globe, lighting up stages and events with her dynamic stage presence and vocal ability. Having worked with major companies such as Walt Disney, Mercedes Benz & Husqvarna she is no stranger to the big stage.
Frida Harnesk has collaborated with Star Music & Supastar Records artists 'STUDIOPIMPS' & 'MAES•TRO' on commercial house and trance productions.
Frida started off as a Trance recording artist in 2009 and have had support from big producers such as Armin Van Buuren, Above & Beond and Andy Moor. Frida is now working on a bigger range of music styles with a focus on the progressive sound and vocals that are emotional but yet uplifting.
More recently Frida has created an acoustic duo together with a few of Melbourne greatest guitarists and together they have sculptured unique interpretations of current top 40 tunes, as well as occasionally playing homage to the greats that have come before. From The kings of Leon, to Rihanna to Chaka Khan their repertoire includes a variation of upbeat and slow material. Their soulful and vibrant performance creates the perfect atmosphere, ideal for almost any event.


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Unique Experiences for Aussie Wine Month
Even though we believe that you should be enjoying Australian wines during every month of the year (responsibly, of course); for the last six years, the month of May has become 'Aussie Wine Month.' So whether you fancy escaping to the Barossa, exploring the Clare Valley, or even matching Australian wines with Australian native foods - here are some of our favourite events happening during this year's Aussie Wine Month.
The 100 Metre Lunch
Don't worry, this doesn't involve eating 100 metres of food. Margan Wines pioneered 'Agri Dining' which encourages farmers to think locally and take control of their produce from start to finish. So at The 100 Metre Lunch, everything on your plate was grown on their estate - within 100 metres of your table. Meanwhile, the matching wines in your glasses were created from the neighbouring 100 hectares of stunning vineyards.
Fortified Fridays at Chateau Yaldara
While we love all varietals of Australian Wine, this time of year is perfect for slowly sipping on an aged, tawny port. Of course, fortified wines taste even better when they're coupled with an assortment of local cheeses, produce, and enjoyed in the historic cellars of Chateau Yaldara. So if you find yourself gallivanting around the Barossa on a Friday afternoon, then make sure you book yourself in for one of these unique tours.
The Lovedale Long Lunch
Don't call it a comeback, because Lovedale has championed the progressive lunch since 1994! At the Lovedale Long Lunch, your ticket welcomes you to enjoy each of your courses at one of the many, boutique wineries in the area. So gather your friends, book your bus, and get ready to sample some stunning, Australian wines - during a truly unforgettable lunch.
Clare Valley Gourmet Weekend
With over twenty wineries participating in this year's event, the Clare Valley Gourmet Weekend is your chance to sample some unique, Australian wines. You can also enjoy some delicious, regionally-inspired cuisine while live music echoes in the background. With accommodation options ranging from picturesque, powered campsites; to decadent, deluxe cabins; this festival caters for all walks of life. So it's the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of The Clare Valley.
Native Foods and Australian Wine Workshop
What could be more fitting for Aussie Wine Month than pairing some boutique, Australian wines, with some native, wild-harvested produce? Hosted by Handpicked Wines at their recently opened cellar door on trendy Kensington Street in Sydney, this workshop celebrates over 60,000 years of culinary culture; and combines it with the beautiful, bold flavours of modern, Australian wine. Tickets are limited, so if you do miss out; why not host your own Australian wine workshop? Just head to your local deli for some scrumptious produce, and couple that with some of our unique, Australian wines.


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The Anderson County baseball and softball teams begin the second level of post-season play with what appear to be favorable first-round draws in the Eighth Region tournaments. Coming off district championships, both teams will be in action Monday, May 26 and will be considered among the teams to beat for the regional championships.
As I read about the natural disasters that occurred recently in the Far East, I'm once again reminded of how fortunate I am to be an American.
Living in the safety of a country that does a pretty good job of protecting most of its citizens most of the time, it's almost impossible to fathom the amount of death and destruction visited upon China two weeks ago and upon Myanmar a week earlier.
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 34 and American Legion Post 34 will host a 3 p.m. Memorial Day Service on Monday, May 25 at the fairgrounds, said Shirley Thornberry, the Auxiliary's first vice president.
"The service is in remembrance of our fallen men and women who lost their lives in all of our wars," Thornberry said.
Thornberry said crosses, which bear the names of military members from Anderson County and the wars in which they fought and died, would be erected at the fairgrounds.
As the results of the primary election were read Tuesday night at the Anderson County courthouse, it was clear that Kent Stevens had won every precinct in the county.
Not long after that, Stevens heard he had won the seat for the Kentucky State Representative in the 55th district by just more than 1,000 votes.
Stevens won the race with 55 percent of the vote, carrying Spencer and Anderson counties. In Anderson County alone, he won 79 percent of the vote. Incumbent state Rep. Milward Dedman carried Mercer County, getting 45 percent of the overall vote.
The last time Adam Garrett was making his rounds on the Anderson County sports scene, he was batting leadoff, taking an extra base by diving head-first and playing a mean shortstop for Anderson County High School.
Six years later, Garrett is different. He's thicker and the sport now is the North American Strongman.
Garrett, who went on to play baseball at the University of the Cumberlands, entered his first strongman competition Saturday in the Beast of the Bluegrass at Eagle Lake Convention Center.
Most people have some idea of how they will spend their economic stimulus money. They might invest it, use it to help pay their bills or maybe put it toward a much-needed vacation.
But if you want to spend your money locally, what would you buy?
At least three things have remained constant at Emma B. Ward Elementary since its doors opened in 1975 - Geri Reinle, Karen Allen and a painting of Ms. Ward herself. And those three things will be a part of the new Ward elementary school when it opens this fall.
The e-mail included information about "Mad Stones," so I naturally thought someone wanted to let me know that Mick Jagger and his aging bandmates were in some sort of a snit.
Thankfully, the message was remarkably more interesting than that.
Mad stones, it turns out, have ties back to the days of Cleopatra as a means of curing bites from poisonous spiders and snakes. In America, they have a rich Southern history as a remedy for people bitten by rabid dogs.
One swing was all it took.
One swing to show that Anderson County was not overlooking 30th District rival Eminence last Wednesday.
Actually, one pitch was all that was needed as Courtney Turpin sent Brenna Raisor's first offering of the game over the left field fence for a home run. It was all the offense the Lady Bearcats would need, but they went on to a 13-0 victory and snapped a 3-game losing streak.
TAYLORSVILLE -- Aaron Burkhead kept a powerful Shelby County lineup off balance with an assortment of off-speed pitches and pinpoint control to lead Anderson County to an 8-3 victory in the 30th District baseball tournament championship game Wednesday night at Spencer County High School.
Burkhead was less than 13 months removed from Tommy John surgery on his elbow to record the biggest win of his career. Burkhead worked five innings, giving up 2 runs on 4 hits. The senior righthander struck out 5. Sophomore lefty Kyle DeLong worked two innings to finish things off.
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Alberton Business Association is a not for profit organisation made up of approximately 25 local business owners working together to create a cohesive relationship between all businesses in an effort to promote, sustain and create awareness of the local business community and encourage growth in both visitors and population, with engagement of the town and surrounding areas and through the provision of high quality services.
Alberton Business Association is planning another Multicultural Festival for the summer of 2016. The festival will involve over 35 businesses, NGO`s, churches and individuals working together to celebrate the many cultures existing in our community. The project will see music, dancing, street vendors, kids activities, food samples altogether on the main street of Alberton during the afternoon of Saturday 13 Aug 2015.


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I promised the lovelykare a fic outside my comfort zone and well, here it is.
Rating: PG
Pairing: Danny/Kono
Genre: Het
Spoilers: Episodes 2.01-2.06.
Warnings: My usual boatload of angst.
Disclaimer: The Hawaii Five-0 characters do not belong to me. I simply like to play on their beach.
Summary: Kono has returned to the team, but at what cost?
A belated birthday present forkare.
He never hated his situation and apartment more than right after he dropped off Grace from a weekend of visitation. Like tonight. The small efficiency closed in around him, a painful reminder of what his life was now. He decided to go to the office and work on a few things, glance over a couple of cold cases. No one would be there at this hour so he didn't have to explain himself. Especially to Lori who hadn't exactly endeared herself to Danny with her fumbling attempt at profiling him in the car shortly after joining their taskforce.
Still, he hated being alone. Back in New Jersey, that rarely happened what with being part of a large family, his friends he grew up with and co-workers on the force. Even after he and Rachel separated and later divorced, he was hardly by himself. Matty saw to that. Of course, that wasn't the case here in Hawaii and even though he had his friends and co-workers from Five-0, he had large swathes of time where he was by himself.
The loneliness had been almost unbearable when he first came to this island, before Steve. It had started to change and for a time, he actually considered Hawaii being home. Then came the mess of the affair gone wrong with Rachel and Danny found himself feeling alone all over again.
Even more so over the last several weeks in the wake of Governor Jamison's murder.
Steve was more distant, more preoccupied, more determined.
Chin had been focusing on Kono.
And Kono, well… Danny felt both angry and guilty over that situation. Thankfully, the nightmare she'd been forced into was over and she was back where she belonged- with them. With people who cared about her.
But it left a bad taste in Danny's mouth. And he wasn't exactly proud of himself either.
Danny came around the corner to the glass doors that led into Five-0's headquarters and paused. The lights were on. The offices should be dark, it being just after nine pm. He seriously considered turning around and leaving, simply not in the mood if it was Weston and her flat stares. Someone moved inside, Danny catching the fall of dark hair and that made up his mind right then and there.
He pushed the door open, glancing around to see if anyone else was there with Kono, but Steve and Chin's offices were as dark as his own. Kono had her back to him, arms crossed as she stood at the computer table, head down. She looked thinner, he couldn't help thinking, her time undercover having made its mark on her in more ways than one.
"Hey, babe, I wasn't expecting—"
Kono spun around, head up, eyes wide, her hands fisting and Danny froze right where he was.
The look in her eyes twisted something inside him. He'd been a cop too long not to recognize trauma.
"Hey, easy, it's just me, Kono." He stayed where he was, deliberately keeping his voice soft and his hands still, waiting for her panic to give way to recognition. He counted her breaths, watching the play of emotions in her dark eyes. One, two, three, four—
She blinked, color rushing to her cheeks. "Jesus, Danny! What the hell?!"
Danny didn't say anything, just watched her, seeing her in a different light that he should have recognized before but maybe hadn't wanted to. Because the Kono he knew was no one's victim.
Until now.
She looked away, wrapping her arms around herself, her dark hair falling over her face. Danny knew what she was doing, trying to pull herself back together so she could pretend everything was just fine. And a part of him wanted to give her that because it would be easier for both of them.
But that wasn't who he was. More importantly, she mattered to him. A lot.
Hiding from this wouldn't help her.
"I wanted to check on something." She turned back to the table, switched it off. "I didn't know you were coming in and—"
"Kono." Being careful, he moved closer to her.
"I should get going. My place is a mess, I've got to get a few things done—"
"I really need to get out of here, Danny." Wiping the back of her hand over her face, she turned away, refusing to look at him.
"Kono, don't, not with me." He caught her arm, gentle. She flinched wildly under his touch. This from a girl who could knock him on his ass any time she wanted. "Easy…"
"Please, Danny, not right now," her breath hitched. "I can't do this."
He moved in front of her. "You shut us out before thinking you had to do it alone. I understand that, but I'm not letting you shut me out again. Not now." He slipped his fingers under her chin and nudged her to look up at him. "I won't let that happen again."
Her eyes were brilliant with misery and tears. She trembled under his touch, wanting to pull away and flee. It ripped him apart to see her this way, so fragile. Once she'd been fearless, proud and confident with her bright smile and quick sarcasm. Fryer, the bastard, had stripped that away from her. He broke her, or damn near did. All for his personal agenda.
She'd have gone on, hiding the emotional trauma he heaped on her, hiding it from the people who loved her if Danny hadn't decided to come in instead of go home, catching her with her guard down.
He, more than most, knew the cost of burying something like this, hiding it behind a façade of quick smiles and snarky remarks. How it ate at you. How you died a little more inside every day. Yeah, Danny knew all about that.
Careful, he reached up and framed her face in both hands. Christ, she was beautiful, even with her face streaked in tears. "This shouldn't have happened and I'm sorry," he whispered, watching as a tear spilled over his thumb where it rested against her cheek.
"I can't sleep." Her voice broke. "I can't go back to my place. I see Fryer there, going through my things, confident he owns me. I see Delano and Mapes in my living room and I can't escape them!"
"Hey, hey, no more!" Danny caught her gaze. "It's over, no more. Fryer doesn't own you, he never did. I swear, Kono, it's over. Fryer won't get near you again, not if I have anything to say about it." He brushed his thumb over her wet cheek, gentle. "I promise."
He held her gaze, could see her exhaustion, fear and shame. She was barely holding on, so fragile she could easily shatter. He saw something else too. He leaned in, ghosted a kiss across her cheek, tasting the salt of her tears before brushing his lips over hers.
But this wasn't the right time and it would be way too easy for him to pursue this with her so vulnerable. He cared too much about her to do that.
He brushed one thumb over her lips, meeting her gaze. "It's okay," he whispered. "We both know now. And when you're feeling better and we've gotten through this—" He shushed her when she started to interrupt. "We'll see if you feel the same way then."
"I've always felt this way, Danny."
He brushed another kiss against her cheek. "I'm not going anywhere." He took her hand, leading her to his office. "Come on."
She came with him, unresisting. He nodded toward his couch before opening the bottom drawer of his file cabinet, pulling out a blanket he kept there and then flipped on his desk lamp.
"I don't understand," she shook her head.
"Don't tell McGarrett but there are a lot of nights I can't sleep at that damned apartment of mine." Danny shook out the blanket. "So I crash here instead." He motioned to the couch. "You're exhausted and you aren't sleeping at your place. I understand how that is, believe me."
She stepped up to him, still shaky but he could see the relief in her eyes. "You'll stay?"
"Always, babe." He brushed his fingers over her cheek and she leaned into the caress. "Come on." He brought her back to the couch, waited for her to lie down before spreading the blanket over her.
He sat beside her, hand resting on her hip, waiting for her breathing to even out, the tight muscles to relax. Kono was so exhausted it didn't take her long to fall asleep as Danny watched her. He'd done this with Grace, keeping the nightmares at bay when they threatened her. Now he would do that for Kono until she was ready to face them on her own terms.


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Did I ask what this meant? Should I?
It was a laugh. The whole time there. Like maybe time was suspended, or something. Or was it just a fluke? Really? You know, an experiment. Just seeing what if felt like. Kissing on a roller-coaster. Perhaps. But laughter took over and we were soon at some silly haunted house. Then a tea-cup ride, followed by logs on the water. Splashing in the hot sun. It just went on. As if we had no time to think. This ride and that ride. We went to all where the lines were still short and finally we made it to the rocket that sucks you to the wall and the floor drops open.
After-wards, I felt so woozy. My hand glued to his.
"We should eat." He decided.
"Should we." I wasn't sure I should.
"Come on, at least a drink. You know." His eyes were bright. Someone had to think for the both of us. He got me a huge pretzel too. He munched on a corn dog. Luckily, I didn't feel sick as we sat on a bench. All cozy, watching the world go by, His arm around my shoulder. The sun and the heat radiating us to a whole new life. I guessed, trying my hardest not to make so much out of it.
The nacho cheese was sort of messy on the pretzel, but I was content.
"You've got something-" He started to say.
"What?" I looked up at him. He kissed me then and the cheese was on his lip. I laughed then.
"Oh, you think its funny?" He smiled then and licked his lip. Did I really think it was funny? What was happening to us. I was feeling a little light headed.
"Are you sick?" He winced then.
"No." I was sure I wasn't. It was entirely something else.
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- August 18, 2010 at 2:13 AM
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I like how this is becoming.
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West and Padiham finally met in the Lancashire Trophy at the third time of asking and served up an eight goal thriller under the Brookburn Road lights.
With Steve Settle ill, Head Coach Steve Brockley talk charge of the team and he was boosted by the returns of Nic Evangelinos and Rick Gleave into the starting line-up. Fans were made to wait a little longer as kick off was delayed until 8pm due to heavy traffic delaying the arrival of the visiting side with three players not arriving until 10 minutes before kick-off.
West started the stronger of the two sides and created a chance inside the first minute as Ben Steer's throw found Anthony Potts at the near post but despite a scramble in the six yard box the West captain couldn't force the ball home. Evangelinos injected himself into the game immediately cutting inside from the left hand side a minute later but dragged his shot just wide of the near post. On seven minutes West created again as a superb cross field pass found Evangelinos on the left whose cross was only parried by Padiham goalkeeper Michael Donlon into the path of Matty Kay who forced a good stop with the loose ball. Padiham''s first chance came on 15 minutes as the ball was played across the edge of the area before a hard shot was drilled over the bar.
West continued to be very direct and a high ball into the box on 23 minutes found Gleave in the penalty area but his first time snap shot rolled just wide of the post. The best chance of the game to that point fell to Padiham on 39 minutes as a hard effort from the edge of the area almost snuck inside the bottom right hand corner but Dean Williams did well to divert it round the post.
It was West who broke the deadlock three minutes before the break as Matty Kay released Ash Woods with a superb through ball and the West striker barely broke stride as he fired a rocket inside the far corner with the keeper helpless. That same combination would work again on the stroke of half time. This time Kay chipped the ball over the top allowing Ash Woods to smash it home giving West a convincing 2-0 half time lead.
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To their credit Padiham refused to give up and pulled a goal back three minutes later when a good move found Joseph Whittingham unmarked at the far post and he drilled his effort into the top corner from 10 yards out. It took a further two minutes for West to restore their two goal lead as birthday boy Steer played a superb ball into the box for substitute Saul Henderson who volleyed into the net beyond a helpless Donlon.
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The games major turning point came on 70 minutes as Padiham, pushing hard to draw level, were awarded a penalty for handball inside the box. Alex Murphy stepped up, placing his show low to his right but Williams guessed correctly saving to his left.
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Pleasant but forgettable teen comedy
Maybe I'm getting a little movied out, but I wouldn't turn down a chance to watch Kirsten Dunst.
Let's see, what's the name of this? Ah, "Get Over It" - that actually has some relevance to the movie (that's a good thing).
Okay, so back to being movied out - was it worth it to watch just one more? From the perspective of never having too much Dunst, sure. She's not quite the most important character, but gets to be billed first and gets quite a bit of screen time. As for the rest of it, well, it's basically a teen flick. It feels better than average, even. But I remain unimpressed, or perhaps, merely unaffected by it.
What are the things that draw you in as a member of the audience? Pretty pictures can do it. Identifying with characters doing interesting things too. What's being offered to us here? Relationship difficulties, standard teen angst, and the usual inane sort of comedy you see a lot of for this demographic. The execution may even be better than average here.
Where it is interesting is in some the situations and structure. A musical version of A Midsummer Night's Dream is used as a metaphor and a catalyst for the plot. Sometimes this works well, and sometimes it's overdone. We are treated to Kirsten's singing debut in this movie, and it's really very well done (but have I convinced anyone I'm objective there? probably not).
Make sure you see this one for the top. The intro is a fun and freaky little dream number which could have made for an interesting style for the whole movie (but potentially "cloying")...
Maybe I'll see this one again later and come back and bump up the rating. But regardless, this one's probably not going to venture far from average.
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Individuals in need of clothing must be deemed eligible by one of the following organizations:
- Turning Point
- Morrow County Job & Family Services
- Homeless Shelter
- Community Action – Marion, Delaware & Morrow Co.
- Marion Connections
- Veteran's Association of Morrow
- Love Inc.
- Marion Area Counseling Center
- Marion Harding High School
- Vineyard Church – Sunbury
- People in Need
- Helpline – Delaware, Morrow & Union Co.
- Marion Matters
- Marion City Schools
- The Red Cross
- Big Walnut Friends
- Delaware Co. Job & Family Services
- MidOhio Reentry
- Marion County Children Services
- Marion Family & Children First Council
- Salvation Army
After receiving a voucher from one of these organizations, families are welcomed into Goodwill stores to shop for the items they need. This process allows each individual the freedom to choose the items they need from Goodwill's vast inventory, rather than a limited number of goods donated directly to an agency.


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