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CHICAGO U.S. metals trade was mixed in February, with iron and steel mill products posting a wider deficit vs. January as coppers surplus narrowed.
The iron and steel mill product deficit hit $860 million in February, up 31.3 percent from $655 million in January, as imports gained 11.8 percent while exports rose just 0.9 percent, according to the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.....
CHICAGO U.S. metals trade was mixed in February, with iron and steel mill products posting a wider deficit vs. January as coppers surplus narrowed.
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Author: Rich, Graham W.
Source: Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation, WEF/AWWA Joint Management 2004, pp. 434-437(4)
Publisher: Water Environment Federation
Document Type: Research Article
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.2175/193864704784341885
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LEWISBURG, Pa. – Bucknell senior Chris McNaughton, already one of the most highly decorated players in Patriot League history, added another milestone on Friday when he became the league's first three-time winner of the Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year award in the sport of men's basketball.
An electrical engineering major with a 3.34 cumulative grade-point average, McNaughton is the ninth student-athlete to earn Scholar-Athlete honors three times in the same sport in the 17-year history of the league, and his selection is the ninth for Bison men's basketball players in 17 years.
McNaughton is the second Bucknell student-athlete to receive Patriot League Scholar-Athlete recognition this week, following in the footsteps of pole vaulter David Mante, who won for men's indoor track.
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Bucknell now has a league-high 106 all-time Patriot League Scholar-Athlete honorees.
After earning a spot on the men's basketball all-rookie team as a first-year student in 2003-04, McNaughton went on to garner First Team All-Patriot League honors in each of the next three seasons, becoming Bucknell's first three-time first-team all-conference selection in 12 years.
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FRANKFORT, KY (WAVE) - Convicted felons came to the Kentucky state capitol Wednesday hoping to get back their right to vote.
They're optimistic after a House committee passed a bill Tuesday to restore voting rights for most felons, except those convicted of intentional murder, certain sex crimes or sex with a minor.
Supporters call the legislation a matter of fairness for more than 120,000 people who have served their time.
Teddi Smith-Robillard is one of the thousands who have severed time and said, "You are less than a person, when you don't have a voice into what happens to you, or what happens to your life, you are less than a person."
Smith-Robillard is able to vote since she appealed to the governor, which is the only opportunity convicted felons currently have.
Republican Senator Rand Paul endorsed the bill Tuesday.
The house has passed similar legislation before but it has died in the Republican-led Senate.
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- Address:
1407 Second Avenue
New York, NY 10021Neighborhood:
Upper East Side
- Cuisine:
PersianPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.persepolisnewyork.com/
- Phone: 2125351100
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily 12:00pm - 6:00pm
Dinner: Sun-Thu 6:00pm - 10:30pm
Fri-Sat 6:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Persian, Mediterranean
- Executive Chef: San Sethachutkul
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Cafe, Delivery, Entertainment, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: PERSEPOLIS offers exclusive catering by Chef: San Sethachutkul. From intimate dinners to lavish galas, we provide The World's oldest cuisine combined with personalized service attending to every detail of your entertaining needs.
Persepolis is located at:
1407 Second Avenue (Between 73rd and 74th Street) Upper East Side of Manhattan
Please Call: Farshid Bidarian for private event & catering inquiries at 212-535-1100
A word from Persepolis
Persepolis Is a Persian/ Mediterranean restaurant with a dynamic atmosphere and 20 years of experience! The restaurant is famous for verity of kebabs and refreshing salads and gently spiced grilled meats. The yogurt and cucumber blended with a little mint is made exceedingly well and is an ideal cool compliment to Persepolis' rounds of Pita & Barbari bread. Our kebabs which include moist and delicious salmon or saffron chicken are served without heavy sauces. Instead they are served with a choice of four rices including an intriguing blend of Basmati rice and marinated sour cherries. Our personalized wine list truly compliments our cuisine. We also offer a full classic bar.Continued
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Persepolis reviews from OpenTable diners
49 reviews since June 3, 2014
- Food4.1Service4
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (37)fit for foodies (17)good for groups (17)great for lunch (7)romantic (7)special occasion (7)great for outdoor dining (5)kid-friendly (4)late-night find (2)hot spot (1)great for brunch (1)scenic view (1)notable wine list (1)Show More
- 2 nd time aroundAshmanVIPDined on 9/25/2014Was not as good the second time around. The restaurant has good food but is not very busy so we got stale pita !! A huge disappointment & even brought it to their attention. Even the selection of bread not as good 😖 Will l go back because the core menu is delicious !!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always goodnycadamVIPDined on 9/20/2014I go to Persepolis every couple of months and always enjoy it. And it's the perfect place to take out-of-town guests for food that is a little different, dependably good and, for NYC, reasonably priced.Special Features:
- subtle and sophisticatedquinceDined on 9/6/2014I highly recommend the yoghurt and eggplant dips. Traditional Persian sophisticated mix of flavors. If you know and love Persian food, you will feel the comfort of a home-made, traditional meal. If you are new to this cuisine, these flavors will will you over and you will become a devotee.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Review of PersopolisLinda13VIPDined on 8/23/2014Very good Persian food. A friend from Iran suggested certain dishes like eggplant trio as an appetizer which was large enough for the four of us to share. Shrimp dish was good as was the lamb bark The rice dishes like the one with cherries was excellent. Baklava for dessert was not that good but the dessert of orange and raisins in yogurt, ice cream or sorbet was excellent. We are going back in 3 days for dinner with other friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JJJ2Dined on 8/19/2014The kebabs were not made in traditional Persian way, but the rice and stews were very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First visit; food excellent butNoneDined on 8/19/2014there was no air conditioning. Ceiling fans helped but still not comfortable for me. Staff was very helpful and friendly.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/19/2014Our group of four had dinner at this restaurant for our first time. The table was very comfortable. It was very quiet at first. Then a woman with two children sat down. She had a stroller. The boy was seated in a high chair and screamed for about one hour, which was annoying. The restaurant became very full. The waiters were overworked, which led to poor service. The Persian food was excellent, including the stews, appetizers (humus and eggplant trio) and desserts.I would recommend this to a friend.
- AhmedinNYCDined on 8/6/2014Persepolis is consistent in the very good quality of its food and the excellent and friendly service of its staff. Its stews are best in NY.Special Features:
- Solid Persian FoodBeachBumVIPDined on 8/4/2014Eaten here a bunch of times. Very good authentic Persian food! Excellent kabobs and great strews (almost as good as mom's). Tadigh could be a bit more crispy n I wish they had lavash. But still a great place for Persian.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely Place!RadioClash30Dined on 8/2/2014Great food and I would say a nice place to have a romantic evening, although I was there with a group of girlfriends. The servers were also very friendly. The meatball and lamb shank were particularly delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beef Great, Chicken So-SoccieDined on 8/1/2014The beef kabobs, both ground meat and filet, were excellent. So were the side dishes. The only thing we didn't like was the chicken kabob which was very dry. I think they should consider using dark meat instead or giving an option.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious, Fresh and Authentic!JigsawnovichDined on 7/26/2014Excellent hummus, fesenjan, cherry rice, and yoghurt dessert! Our waiter was excellent too! This is the best Persian restaurant I've been to outside of Iran, and it is as good as the best restaurants I went to in Iran!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slow Down!greatplaceDined on 7/26/2014This was a second visit to Persepolis with friends. Both times, an evening mid-week and a Saturday, we felt rushed through the entire meal. This made it uncomfortable to enjoy the many items we selected to experience the cuisine. We had dessert with coffee and after dinner drinks elsewhere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Out standingStevieDined on 7/24/2014Service and food always terrific ! Our entrees were very delicious and piping hot when we received them the waiter was very attentive and gave great service !Special Features:
- Persian gemart1206Dined on 6/29/2014Very good food and friendly owner. The four of us, shared two appetizers (dumplings and trio of eggplant dishes) that were excellent and enough for four. I had the spit roasted Cornish hen with basmati rice with orange and almonds that were terrific. Everyone seemed to lke what they ordered and we will be going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Persephone - Hidden GemCrankyDiner25Dined on 6/29/2014The food was delicious and the restaurant is beautiful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The second time even better!OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 6/21/2014I first came across this Persian eatery for lunch with a friend that was strictly vegetarian, and it was delightful and reasonably priced with great service. So, I returned for an anniversary dinner with the husband, and we were delighted, again. I had the saffron chicken with fragrant bastmati rice and the grilled carrots with golden raisins. No room for dessert - unfortunately! I recommend this menu. You will not be disappointed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Persian pleasureGraduationLunchDined on 6/19/2014Delightfully authentic persian specialties, flavorful and geenrouse protions at moderate pricesSpecial Features:
- Neighborhood GemRosieDined on 6/12/2014A round table in the center of a warm and cozy brick lined room kicked off a delicious meal. Tastes galore, served up wonderful appetizers. Beet dishes particularly notable. Entrees all presented well, and flexibility offering salad instead of rice. Cherry rice outstanding! Fairly priced wine list. Welcoming and friendly staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Experience of Persian DiningepieaterDined on 6/4/2014This was the first time I've tried Persian food and it didn't dissappoint. I really liked the stew, the rice, and the desert. I also enjoyed a glass of persian wine which was very potent and put me to sleep.Special Features:
- The following 272 reviews are from the Persepolis reviews archive.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 5/26/2014Good food in the neighborhood. Service a bit spotty but good enough. The food is really delicious.Special Features:
- Persian at its bestBebeVIPDined on 5/22/2014The food is beyond fabulous; the sour cherry rice is a must have.Special Features:
- Mixed bagVegfDined on 5/10/2014The starters, desserts and rice were tasty and interesting. But both the meat and vegetable stews were disappointingly flavourless. Friendly waiter but seemed to struggle to understand our order. Nice venue but very loud when full.Special Features:
- The good and the bad.Fgarcia426Dined on 5/6/2014I came for a birthday dinner. The restaurant made the desert special, with candle and overhead music to celebrate, and even gave us complimentary glasses of port at the end of the meal. Some things need improvement, however: the food was expedited too quickly, with all of it having been apparently fired at once and waiters anxiously coming over during the appetizer and aperitif to ask if they could take away food we were still eating. Secondly, the staff was extremely kind but the wait staff appeared to not have assigned tables, which led to 4 people asking us if we wanted another drink within the span of a minute and then nobody being around at moments when we needed to call a waiter over. The food was delicious, though. Very.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/6/2014We ordered stews, which are usually excellent -- But this time came away with stomach pains. Not sure what went wrong, but this is an alert.
- Pleasant evening at the PersepolissquirrelDined on 5/4/2014We liked the food, liked the vine, liked the service... NO SWEETS, not even baklava...All yogurts were very good but the place has to add some deserts. FOR THE SUGAR LOVERS & CHOCOLATE LOVERS...It's NEW YORK!Special Features:
- Wonderful dinnergood2chewDined on 5/4/2014All four of us very much enjoyed our varied dinners. Always love this place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Authentically IranianFoodThoughtsDined on 5/1/2014This was our second visit in about 9 months and we were just as pleased with food, service, ambiance, and food value. We visited most of the major cities of Iran in March-April of last year and ate local food throughout the trip. One of the persons from NYC on the tour recommended Persepolis highly and it has exceeded our expectations. The food is truly authentic and as good as the best we had during our almost two week trip in Iran On both occasions my wife had the meatballs and I had one of the stews. We visit NYC once or twice a year and concentrate on ethnic food that we do not have where we live. Persepolis will be on our list of the restaurants to visit on future NYC trips.I would recommend this to a friend.
- A special treatadoniram1Dined on 4/26/2014I live 350 miles from the city but I get to Persepolis a few times every year. Chose it for a special birthday dinner with people 25 to 75. Every dish was wonderful. I especially love yogurt and eggplant appetizers, marinated Cornish hen, lamb dishes, and rice with cherries. Wish there was a Persian restaurant Upstate.Special Features:
- Great food, service and atmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/25/2014We ordered the fileted white fish entree and the chicken kabob along with the 3 salads and 3 yogurts appetizers. Delicious but too much food. One less appetizer would've been better. Also had one if the oaky Chardonnays which was wonderful. Good place for dinner and conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A real findDiscerningDinerDined on 4/18/2014Looking for a restaurant in the upper east side "very east", and a friend suggested thus charming, elegant place. Food was excellent, a new cuisine for me. Service impeccable and attentive (though not too attentive. i.e., intrusive). And, perhaps best of all in NYC, quiet, unrushed, oerfect for business or catch up lunches. I took another friend there the next day. Excellent, reasonable lunch menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PersepolisOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/10/2014Good atmosphere & service. Very relaxed. Great apps. Chicken dinner was dry / a bit overcooked.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A GemOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/9/2014It's been 20 years since I left my beloved East Side, and I can't remember the last time I ate as far east as 2nd Avenue. Persepolis will change that. In fact, my wife and I found it only two days ago and I'm already making plans to take more of the family there over the weekend. The food is excellent across the board, but the three yogurt appetizer is absolute heaven. My wife had an unbelievable stew with tomatoes and almond rice. I had lamb with sour-cherry rice. The Lebanese cab sauvignon was very good. The service is impeccable. It's clearly a family-welcoming place, but we sat in the window by candle-light and were very pleased with the sound-level, the light, and the romance. A new favorite. We'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A great findBethlymDined on 4/5/2014Delicious food, attentive and suprisingly friendly staff. Went with a group and everyone raved about the food. The chicken, pomegranate, walnut stew is a standoutSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ate twiceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/4/2014To be as succinct as possible, we liked Persepolis well enough to eat there two nights in a row, and were very please both times.I would recommend this to a friend.
- awesomesabrinaVIPDined on 3/31/2014Head there now. So good - food, atmosphere, the whole experience!Special Features:
- One of my favoritesAzadVIPDined on 3/29/2014I have been going to this restaurant for many years now. As a first-generation American of Iranian descent, I have very high standards for Iranian cuisine. Persepolis somehow manages to even exceed my standards with exceptional food and service. I would highly recommend Persepolis for both people who are and are not familiar with Iranian cuisine and I feel confident you will have a great dining experience.Special Features:
- I could eat Persepolis every dayatomicdogVIPDined on 3/27/2014Persian food is unbelieveable. I could eat it every day and Persepolis is amazing. Wonderful people, great atmosphere, super service. Makes we want to learn Farsi!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JEWELsmokeyDined on 3/4/2014IN THE SEVERAL YEARS OF ENJOYING THIS TERRIFIC RESTAURANT...IT IS CONSISTANTLY WONDERFUL!Special Features:
- Hit the Right NotesOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 2/22/2014Just great tasting food. Would highly recommend the cherry rice, that's enough to bring someone there alone.I would recommend this to a friend.


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A Nashville songwriter who has penned hits for everyone from Trace Adkins to Blake Shelton has written a special song for his daughter's senior class.
The tune may wind up on the radio one day, but it will never be the class song for Hickman County High School's class of 2013 after school officials put their foot down.
Phil O'Donnell is no stranger to Music Row, and it isn't uncommon to see him strumming a guitar next to Taylor Swift or attending a No. 1 party for a recent hit. But it's his song Drink It Up that is generating a heated debate in Hickman County.
Though alcohol is never mentioned, and the lyrics are about living life to the fullest, the principal said it sends a bad message to have an official class song that glamorizes drinking.
"It's not about drinking or drugs or anything. It's about living your life, and that's what they're fixing to do," said parent Tina Teet Price.
About 50 parents went all the way to the school board this week, hoping to reverse the principal's position. So far, Drink It Up is out.
"He wrote it specifically for our children. It's not just a random parent. He's an accomplished country music songwriter known in the industry," said parent Stephanie Warren.
School officials didn't want to talk on camera but said they don't have a problem with the message of the song itself. It's just the title, with an innuendo towards drinking, that makes it an inappropriate for an "official" school song.
For O'Donnell's part, he's indifferent. He said it would be great if they allowed the song but understands if they don't.
However, a lot of parents don't see it that way. They say they are insulted that something so beautiful has been misunderstood.
"The principal doesn't seem to have enough faith in the students of Hickman County or the population of Hickman County to know that," said parent Robyn Jones. "Anyone can listen to that song and know that and understand the meaning behind it. The word 'drink' is not a word of profanity."
The official school song is one that represents a senior class, usually played at prom, graduation and senior programs at school.
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New data and features for 2013 are now available. If you have the 2012 version still installed on your phone, then this update will give you the latest and greatest.
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Mauresmo Beats Clijsters For Antwerp Hat-Trick
Published February 18, 2007 12:00
ANTWERP, Belgium - With one last ace on match point, Amélie Mauresmo clinched her third consecutive Proximus Diamond Games title Sunday, a victory that would also grant her the honor of being the first to hoist the event's coveted diamond-studded racquet.
Mauresmo, seeded No.1, pulled off a 64 76(4) championship win over No.2 seed Kim Clijsters with that huge serve. It was a competitive affair from start to finish. Mauresmo grabbed the crucial first set break in a marathon 18-point fifth game, holding the rest of the way for a one set lead. After trading breaks early, they stayed on serve in the second through the tie-break, where the Frenchwoman took charge.
"I'm very happy with the way I played," said Mauresmo, who mixed her topspin drives with an abundance of net play. "It was a great match, and it was incredible to play against Kim in this stadium. What an unbelievable feeling!"
The win, her fifth straight over Clijsters, gave Mauresmo a tournament hat-trick, which meant she'd also receive the aforementioned racquet, encrusted with over 1,700 diamonds. The Frenchwoman was understandably overjoyed.
"It's the most beautiful trophy I have ever seen," Mauresmo added. "I have no idea what I'm going to do with the racquet. I really don't know."
Mauresmo had had a somewhat disappointing year leading up to Antwerp, losing prior to the finals in all three of her starts. But in the Belgian city she really came through, earning her 24th career title and improving to 24-20 in finals.
Despite not coming away with the title, Clijsters was happy with her performance from the final and earlier wins over the likes of Ana Ivanovic and Tatiana Golovin.
"It was a matter of a few points here and there that made the difference; it could have gone either way," Clijsters said. "Overall, I was very happy with the level I played at today and throughout the week. It's been a good week."
Clijsters, who was a winner in Antwerp in 2004, fell to 34-17 in career finals.
A pair of 19-year-olds, namely Anna Chakvetadze and Golovin, also made noise in Belgium, falling to the two finalists in tight semifinals. Chakvetadze took down last week's Paris [Indoors] champion, Nadia Petrova, in the quarters, improving to 4-0 against her compatriot; Golovin had an early round victory over Patty Schnyder. Chakvetadze fell to Mauresmo in three; Golovin fell to Clijsters in two.
This year's hottest doubles team just got hotter. Cara Black and Liezel Huber, who have already won titles this year at the Australian Open (their second Grand Slam as a team) and Paris [Indoors], claimed the Antwerp doubles title Sunday afternoon with a 75 46 61 victory over Russians Elena Likhovtseva and Elena Vesnina. The No.1-seeded African team were pushed in the first two sets by their No.4-seeded opponents, but ran away with the match in the third for their 14th win in a row (12 of those have come in straight sets).
"It was a tough one out there today; they're a good team, they get a lot of balls back - so we had to fight for every point out there," Black said. "The main thing was we regrouped and played a good third set. A turnaround in attitude, mainly."
"If anybody had thought we'd do this well in the beginning of the season we'd be amazed but we have worked hard so it's a really exciting time for us," said Huber on the duo's incredible start to 2007. "We're not going to let it go to our heads; we'll play in the next tournament and take it from there."
Black, a former world No.1 in doubles, now owns 30 career Tour doubles titles; Huber, a former No.4 in the team discipline, holds 18.


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Undergraduate Dissertation Conference 2013
7 March 2013
Saint David's Day this year was extra special because it coincided with the Undergraduate Dissertation Conference at the School of Social Sciences (SOCSI).
This annual event sees all third-year students who are taking the dissertation module, present their research in a fifteen minute presentation which counts towards 20 per cent of their module mark.
In total, 138 students presented their dissertation work throughout the day over four sessions in which nine parallel sessions were running in each.
The day is a great opportunity not only for the students to showcase and celebrate their independent research, but also to give them a taste of what they may be doing as part of their professional careers in the future and to develop their transferable skills of presenting to an audience.
Professor Malcolm Williams, Director of the School of Social Sciences, said: "This conference is one of the most important SOCSI events of the year. As an interdisciplinary School, we aim to promote high quality theoretically informed empirical investigations into the key problems facing society and I am very pleased that the standard of presentations and the range of topics covered this year were of the highest quality.
A reception was held at the end of the conference to celebrate the students' achievements
"Furthermore, this conference represents a considerable achievement by the students and adds a new dimension to the experience they have gained through conducting their research, which will serve them well in the future."
The full range of presentations and the abstracts can be viewed here:


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Justin did in fact get into a fight on his first day at Dalton.
Thankfully the White Queen has gotten out of his gang and fighting ways and cleaned himself up.
Justin Bancroft rolled his eyes as he slipped out of Geometry.
He hated it here.
And it was only his first day.
I can't believe it….they set me up for that damn arson and that gun…bloody bastards.
Now he was stuck here at this preppy all boys academy, expected to not only 'straighten out', but to find a suitable girl to bring home to the parents.
At an all boys school.
I really don't think my family thought this through.
The tall English boy seemed to clear a path through the hallways, other students making way for the stormy boy, whose dark expression was not missed.
He rammed someone's side unexpectedly and they nearly fell to the ground as he kept walking to his next class. They neatly spun back to their feet and whirled around, grabbing the back of Justin's blazer and turning him to face them with surprising strength.
"Jesus, watch it will ya?
Justin glared at the equally as tall boy who stood in front of him; he had tousled brown hair that just barely brushed his bright kind blue eyes. He looked him up and down; he also had a strong build. Probably another stupid jock.
His own cold blue eyes flicked to the blue and gold pin on his collar and Justin snorted derisively. A Windsor.
"I think I'll do whatever the bloody hell I want."
He twisted out of the Windsor's grip.
Or at least tried to.
Justin raised an eyebrow in slight surprise as he kept a firm hold on him.
"English? Alright, I'm going to lay down some rules for you." He stepped even closer to the 'brat prince', his eyes darkening. "You can't stampede through the fucking halls and just knock people around like they don't matter, so if you're going to be an ignorant and spoiled brat then do so elsewhere."
Justin's eyes widened in mock surprise as he put his hand to his mouth. "I'm terrified." He lowered his hand and evenly matched the other boy's gaze. "What the fuck are you going to do about it?"
The crowd in the hall warily stepped towards the two seething boys, prepared to pull them apart if needed. Ethan and Evan casually held some of the Windsors back and shook their heads, as if to say, "Not yet."
"You really want to go there?" The Windsor eyed him.
Justin stayed silent and set his mouth in a grim line. Damn, I'm supposed to be 'straightening myself out'. Don't….
He nodded and started to walk away from Justin. "That's what I thought…brat prince."
Justin's cool façade broke at the sound of his old nickname.
His fist shot out and he threw the first punch, nearly knocking him to the floor. The other boy bent over for a second, and then whipped around, pushing Justin into the table behind him.
Soon then were rolling around on the floor, throwing punches at each other as they continued to be evenly matched.
A stern voice rang out above the din, but Justin continued to fight. The athlete picked Justin up by the collar and practically threw him into the waiting crowd. They immediately held the Hanover back and the twins pulled their fellow conspirator back.
Avery and Colin approached them, taking in the sight of the two bloodied and bruised students. The worse injury was probably the split lip and black eye, but otherwise they had not seriously maimed each other.
Well, nothing they hadn't seen before at least.
Though being the prefects of Windsor and Hanover, it was a little hard to see something you hadn't seen before.
The Prefect of Windsor house pointed to them and waved them over. "You two, the Dean's office."
Avery walked forward and grabbed Justin's arm, releasing him from the crowd, who were struggling to hold him back.
Justin crossed his arms as he leaned back in his chair, the nurse was rushing around. Apparently some students were bungee jumping off the top of the Stuart, and were simultaneously pelting the hardworking Stuarts with jawbreakers and marshmallows.
At least until the Stuarts retaliated.
In some sort of fashion that ended with a handful of students in the clinic.
I think their names were Dave-Davis?-and that kid whose also in Hanover…Will, West? Something that starts with a W. Then there's that guy they call "D". Well at least the blonde and brunette one do. Speaking of which the brunette looks familiar…
Like he actually cared about any of these people. He rolled his eyes, and gingerly winced as the nurse applied some sort of lotion to his black eye.
The clinic doors opened and Colin, the Windsor prefect, set the boy from the hall down in a chair forcefully.
"You, need to stay here and accompany Justin back to Hanover."
"And don't forget that you are both on campus arrest."
He merely nodded and Colin gave Justin a small smile before leaving. He turned to face Justin and Ms. Summers, the nurse, gave a tissue to wipe away the blood from his split lip.
"So where did you learn to fight like that?"
He wasn't being rude or nosy, he actually sounded…curious. As if everything that happened earlier didn't matter. He turned his blue eyes towards him and they no longer conveyed any anger towards Justin. Just…kindness.
Justin sneered. "I picked it up."
"Well, I have to admit, you're pretty good." He hissed in pain as he dabbed at his lip with rubbing alcohol.
Justin cocked an eyebrow, what?
"You're not too bad yourself."
Did he really just say that?
He inwardly groaned, I'm complimenting the guy I just fought with on my first day here? This place is already getting to me.
"I mean, I've never met someone that could match me, especially once it really got down to it. I've met plenty of other guys and they couldn't even handle being on top…" Justin froze, that is not what I meant to say.
The Windsor's eyebrows went farther up on his forehead.
"…Bloody hell; what I'm trying to say is that I appreciate a challenge as much as the next guy…Holy fuck, not like that."
Justin saw him trying to suppress a smile, but he failed miserably.
"Let's just start over, alright?" Justin said, dropping his head into his hands as he started to laugh.
"Look man, I have no problem if you swing that way-"
"No. Trust me-I don't."
He chuckled. "So your name is Justin?"
"Justin Bancroft."
He stuck his hand out towards Justin and grinned. The sort of smile that labels you as crazy, or brilliant.
Usually both, due the fact that if you were one you had to be the other.
Justin would soon learn that smile was worn by all Windsor boarders.
Like the Cheshire Cat. That mad smile.
"I'm Charlie Amos."
This makes me happy. Okay, I'm a convert. CHUSTIN all the way!


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Thing I like and what my blog MAINLY consists of is Anime, Cosplays and Homestuck, but it ventures around to all sorts of things depending on the day. I do make a lot of personal posts so if you follow me be prepared for that.
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Dear Mr Obama - A short letter on the bailoutsNovember 22nd 2008
Below is a short, cursory letter than probably won't be read by anyone with power, but hopefully I am wrong. So I woke up on the cynical side of the bed this morning…
Anyway, taking advantage of the new Change.gov "Share Your Vision" feature, I decided first thing this morning to fill out the form. I've submitted another "vision" previously, more focused on ecology and environmental balance. Even if the data from this form is aggregated by a Bayesian filter for easier digestion, I would be quite content (although I would love better tools for facilitating bidirectional communication with the government). I hope soon to write a few posts clarifying my viewpoints, hopefully providing insight and value in the process.
What I wrote:
Dear Mr Obama, I voted for your. I donated to your campaign. And I am an ardent supporter. I could not hold back tears of joy on election day. I beg you, however, not to make the mistake of bailing out those who do not deserve to be bailed out. The American auto industry has failed. During the highest selling point for cars ever (2 years ago), GM was still not profitable. Why would you want to support a failure? It encourages inefficiency, and discourages innovation. Same goes for banks and bad mortgages. I live in Los Angeles, and despite the fact that my wife and I could have legitimately afforded a home, we opted not to buy a house during the madness, knowing it was a bubble. So now I hear talk of bailing out dumb consumers; please prove me wrong. Please do not reward irresponsible consumers and punish considerate ones by disincentivizing responsible finance. I feeling helpless with all of these bailouts going on. I didn't vote for a bailout, and I know all of my friends and family are against it as well. This government is all about re-empowering democracy, so why do we all feel so helpless with regard to this bailout? This recession is a market correction that is needed, and not something that should be avoided and preempted by the government. Thank you, Chris Johnson
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The security heavyweight eyes VeriSign's SSL, PKI, and other authentication services in a deal valued at $1.28 billion.
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New protocol will guarantee the origin and integrity of Domain Name System data for .com and .net, company says.
The Internet's capacity will need to increase by a factor of a thousand to handle the flow of data over the next decade, the company's CTO says.
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*We are delighted to announce that the Women's Travel Fest 2015 will be held Feb. 27-March 1, in SAN FRANCISCO! We can't wait to get to know you while exploring one of our favorite cities in the US! Stay tuned for more info on tickets!*
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We're coming together to talk openly about the things that just aren't addressed elsewhere, so that you can feel inspired, empowered and make newfound travel connections. Plus: Lunch & an open bar after party! Awesome giveaways! Swag bag! You don't want to miss this!**While this event is geared towards women, men who support the cause or love to travel are more than welcome to attend! **
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The 4th?-or-Sensei!
He looks like Naruto!
Damn, thats a lot of piercing!
Akatsuki has finally appeared (lets kick some ass!)
Now we all know what Kakahi said
damn this thread ws old..O.O
No, I just clicked a random page and found it at the first occasion.
Ye sensei and Tobi is Obito , man we have got 420 chapters not 320
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TUESDAY, Aug. 3 (HealthDay News) -- Men looking to attract the
opposite sex may want to add red to their wardrobe, a new study
Researchers found that women are more drawn to males wearing the
"We found that women view men in red as higher in status, more likely to make money and more likely to climb the social ladder," lead author Andrew Elliot, a professor of psychology at the University of Rochester, said in a university news release. "And it's this high-status judgment that leads to the attraction."
He and his colleagues asked 288 female and 25 males
undergraduates to look at photos of a man in which his shirt was
digitally colored either red or another color. Women said the red
shirt made the man appear more powerful, attractive and sexually
desirable. However, it didn't make him seem more likeable, kind or
The women had the same responses when looking at a man's photo
that was framed by a border of either red or white.
The study included undergraduates in the United States, England,
Germany and China, and the effect in women was consistent across
cultures. But the women were unaware of the reaction.
The color of the photo border or the man's shirt had no effect
on males.
In many societies worldwide, red has long been associated with
the rich and powerful, as evidenced by rolling out the "red carpet"
at high-profile events, Elliot noted in the release. And in
non-human primates, such as mandrills and gelada baboons, red is an
indicator of male dominance and is expressed more intensely in
alpha males. Females of these species are more likely to mate with
alpha males.
"When women see red it triggers something deep and probably biologically engrained," Elliot said. "We say in our culture that men act like animals in the sexual realm. It looks like women may be acting like animals as well in the same sort of way."
The study is published in the Aug. 2 issue of the
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General.
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Miami Central's football team has had its share of star players on offense and defense during its three consecutive trips to state.
But often the difference-maker in close games has been the right foot of senior kicker Emilio Nadelman.
"That kid has been a big plus to have on our team the past three seasons," Central coach Telly Lockette said. "He's got the ability to kick the ball into the end zone every time on kickoffs, and he's been just as big for us as a field-goal kicker."
The Rockets (11-2) play undefeated Gainesville (14-0) at 1 p.m. Saturday as they chase their second state championship in three seasons.
Both teams have similarly dominant running games and solid defenses.
But Central knows it will likely have a decisive advantage again on special teams thanks to its clutch and consistent kicker.
"[Nadelman] made a 54-yard field goal against Melbourne Palm Bay [in the third round] that was huge," Lockette said. "It's been a blessing for us to have him."
Mr. Consistency
Nadelman has made 29 of 48 field goals during his three seasons at Central, often missing only field goals in excess of 50 or even 60 yards, which the Rockets are not afraid to have him attempt.
Nadelman is 9 of 13 on field goals this season, converting a long of 55 yards, and is a perfect 70 for 70 on extra points. Throughout his career with the Rockets, he has been consistent on extra points, making 212 of 215.
Last season, Nadelman successfully converted game-winning field goals against Booker T. Washington, Cincinnati Elder, Columbus and Belen Jesuit.
But one of his most valuable contributions has been field position.
Nadelman (5-9, 185 pounds), a University of South Florida commitment, has booted the ball through the end zone on nearly every kickoff since becoming the starting kicker for the Rockets his sophomore season after transferring from Doral Academy. He has more than 50 touchbacks this season, and often his kickoffs clear the back of the end zone.
Nadelman has given Central an added dimension this year by taking over full-time punting duties. Nadelman is averaging 45 yards per punt, with his longest a 63-yard effort. He also has pinned opponents inside the 20-yard line 13 times this season.
"With punting, kicking it far wasn't hard, but I had to learn to kick it higher and get more hang time," Nadelman said.
A good teacher
Nadelman, who was born and raised in Miami by his mother, Soraya, and father, Emilio Sr., grew up playing soccer and was a midfielder for Central until his junior season.
Nadelman has been coached by his father, Emilio Sr., a Chilean native, who played soccer and is the Rockets' kicking coach as well as boys' soccer coach.
Nadelman didn't take up football until he was invited by former Central and current Northwestern defensive coordinator Luther Campbell to try out for one of his youth league teams at age 11.
"They had about 10 kids try out, and he blew them away," Emilio Sr. said. "They were impressed with his strength and ability."
Nadelman developed his talents as both a kicker and punter when he started playing Optimist football with the Doral Broncos. His soccer background and training regimen helped him master his technique relatively quickly. Nadelman said he often runs on the beach and in water to develop his leg strength. He has even begun to try kicking with his left leg and has been able to connect on field goals as long as 45 yards in practice kicking lefty.
"Kicking the football isn't too much different than kicking the soccer ball even though it's a different shape," Nadelman said. "It's just hit it low to get height on it, and for me, once I learned that, it was just a matter of getting it high and far."
Nadelman, who has a 3.2 GPA, is graduating this month and enrolling early at USF.
Future plans
Although he hopes to take his football talent as far as the NFL, he already is planning his education and wants to study sports medicine.
"I've always wanted to understand how to deal with injuries and how to help others," Nadelman said. "I've gone through some issues myself, and I'd love to know how to help people one day."
Nadelman is already mentoring his 12-year-old brother, Jordan, a sixth-grader at Doral Academy who already is emerging as a top youth league kicker.
Although Miami-Dade County might have another Nadelman starring among kickers in a few years, Emilio has one more game and maybe one more clutch kick he hopes to deliver to leave a legacy at Central.


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I am looking for a couple Surnames right now...the Parker-Wright and Wright-Prather (Praderman) connections.
I am in the process of writing bios for my family members, and find it so hard as it is still painful to me. However, it will be done! :)
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This is the location where the KKK was formed also Sam Davis was hung in Pulaski, TN. Infamous is too light a word in my opinion.
I am a Navy brat that was born in Japan. I have lived pretty much everywhere and traveled around the world several times.
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just popping in to let ya know I was thinking about you ....
Drop me a line when you can,
~ Beth ~
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on Sep 04, 2014 11:33 AM
Just wanted to
say "Good-Morning"
~ Beth ~
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Susan Ing
RE: Whites
I need more please. A cemetery?
A memorial number to reference?
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Susan Ing
on Jul 31, 2014 2:58 PM
Larry Carpenter
RE: Carpenter Line
Who were her parents etc. Our Carpenter line is from Virginia, North Carolina. Willis Carpenter Madison County Alabama & wife Elizabeth Betsy Ross Carpenter. Two of their sons moved to Texas 14 of the children stayed in Madison County Al Drs. Carpenter New Hope Alabama.
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Larry Carpenter
on Jul 09, 2014 6:35 AM
Connie Lou
RE: Curious
The cemetery in Rock Falls is better known as Coloma, and the signs reflect this name rather than the Odd Fellows cemetery. It is found in the phone book as Coloma as well. It was probably some kind of politically correct thing that happened before my time. Hope that helps.
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Connie Lou
on Jul 03, 2014 2:40 PM
Neil B (John 3:16)
RE: Hi John
Happy birthday Debbie
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Neil B (John 3:16)
on Jan 02, 2014 8:07 AM
Neil B (John 3:16)
Hi Debbie,
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on Jan 01, 2014 11:59 PM
Jill Allen
Duplicate removed & thank you for helping keep this site clean and free of repetition.
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Zuzu*s Petals
RE: Larry Weston
Thank you for your message and for your very kind words!! My parent's favorite song was one by Ed Ames and it is call "My Cup Runneth Over". I can still hear my Momma singing the words.
Thanks again - Kathie
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Zuzu*s Petals
on Oct 30, 2013 7:22 PM
Zuzu*s Petals
Larry Weston
I was just on my Daddy's memorial page and just read the message you left with your "flower" and it made me cry. You are absolutely right they are dancing together -- they did that often in our home. Thank you!!!
My best regards - Kathie
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The Hammerstein Ballroom was packed to the brim with wannabes, has-beens and the occasional celebrity last night, as Comedy Central taped its roast of Donald Trump.
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