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The morning of October 1st, I woke up extremely calm. (I know, I was shocked myself) One of my favorite nurses was working and I was her patient that day (by request, of course). She changed out my IV, wheeled a stretcher in front of my room and we were off. I think I had gotten so used to taking things day by day minute by minute, that I couldn't even think 5 minutes ahead of myself. So I contribute that to my calmness (and don't worry that's all about to change)
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I love this story Brittany! I'm sad I wasn't there the day you had them but so thankful everything went well for you!ReplyDelete
- Kristin SOctober 22, 2013
Sorry Brittany, Special K is me, one of the 3rd floor nurses. Don't mean to be a creeper with a weird name!ReplyDeleteReplies
is this Kristin that was with Cheyenne? :)Delete
- Kristin SOctober 22, 2013
Yep! It's me! I think Cheyenne is following you too! You were our superstar patient!Delete
Hi Kristin!!!!! Thanks for following along and for being a fantastic nurse to the boys and I before their arrival and their second day of life:) you and Cheyenne made our "favorites" list:) you two were simply wonderful! xoDelete
- Lauren (Elliott) RamirezOctober 22, 2013
You probably don't remember me, I was an ADPi a few years behind you (alpha class 2004). I found you searching for twin pregnancy blogs and you've been an inspiration and source of comfort for 24 weeks now. Congratulations on your boys, they're perfect. I can't wait to reach the end of this step of my journey and hold my two boys in my arms. Thanks for sharing the part of the story I've most been nervous about: getting them here. I hope I can handle it as bravely as you have! OBIC!ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Lauren!!! Congrats on the twins! Being a twin mom is so magical! Please contact me with any questions you have:)Delete
I was crying reading this....I remember the that white and cold room and just started to shake and tear up, but then you see your baby (babies in your case)! Miracles....can't wait for more blog :)ReplyDeleteReplies
xo! Come by and see the boys soon!Delete
OMG I was crying too!!! So happy for you! The boys are so lucky to have you and Adam!ReplyDeleteReplies
Love u friend! Miss uDelete
1. I want to move back to Tampa. Every single time I read your blog.ReplyDelete
2. I love every bit of this birth story and am now crying.
3. I miss you.
4. Tell the boys, Aunt Leah loves them and will see them in a few weeks.Replies
Please do, I miss u too, I will, and we can't wait!!!Delete
I love this! Congratulations! (Crying again!). Such a beautiful story!ReplyDelete
This just makes me so happy!ReplyDelete
Love this! I'm sitting here catching up on your blog, while holding my own new baby girl. Much love and prayers to you and your boys!ReplyDelete
I love this Brit.. It is so very precious & I for one cannot wait to see as well as hear more..ReplyDelete


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Oct 21, 2011This is good stuff! Love the Blood Pressure video, too. I enjoyed the 1st album quite a bit, and Armistice a bit less. Odd Soul is much, much better than Armistice, and mostly quite different from the debut release. You find MM doing, among other tasty flavors, soulful prog rock (!) from the 60s-70s. They channel Yes and Traffic-Steve Winwood at times and it's really, really nice ear candy. Some of the cuts would be right at home on a mix-CD that included The Black Keys also. A track like Prytania could have fit right in on the Armistice release. Highlights for me: Tell Your Heart Heads Up; then just get to Sun Ray and continue thru Quarantine (that's 7 tracks)! That's saying a lot!… Expand
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I come to the conclusion that my fears between 2ks and races are much different.
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John Velazquez's victory aboard Orb in last year's Florida Derby presented him with an enviable but delicate decision.
One week later, the Hall of Fame jockey followed his triumph for trainer Shug McGaughey in Gulfstream Park's $1 million Kentucky Derby prep by coaxing unbeaten Verrazano to a Wood Memorial triumph at Aqueduct for Todd Pletcher.
Orb or Verrazano.
Loosely committed to Pletcher because of a long and lucrative association, Velazquez joked in the midst of Florida Derby euphoria that jockeys would be "coming out of the woods" for the mount on Orb if it became available.
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Verrazano finished 14th on a muddy track that did not suit him. Orb toted Rosario to Kentucky Derby glory.
"That happens," Velazquez acknowledged. "It wasn't meant to be for me." Not that day, anyway. He won the 2011 Kentucky Derby aboard Animal Kingdom.
Saturday, in the 63rd running of Gulfstream's crown jewel, Velazquez will be lifted into the saddle on Fountain of Youth winner Wildcat Red for the first time. Rosario will mount Fountain of Youth runner-up General a Rod.
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The Florida Derby, the showcase on a 14-race program that includes eight stakes, should help clarify the picture for jockeys and bettors alike. But horse racing trades on uncertainty and surprises. And only one winner can emerge from among the likely 20 starters May 3.
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Indeed, Cairo Prince, Wildcat Red and General a Rod have never finished worse than second in 14 combined starts. If Constitution is added, the quartet has produced 11 victories and five runner-up finishes in 16 races. It's a stellar lineup.
Velazquez, a 42-year-old Puerto Rico native and two-time Eclipse Award winner as the nation's leading jockey, has won more than 5,100 races in his storybook career. He has 11 Breeders' Cup victories and Belmont scores aboard Rags to Riches in 2007 and Union Rags in 2012. But a Kentucky Derby win trumps all.
"It's difficult," he reflected this week. "You get through all these prep races trying to find the ideal horse for the Derby." It's a quixotic quest. And then fate shuffles the deck.
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"Don't be. Especially not with them." He looked at her assuredly, making to unlock the door.
She didn't move, her hands fidgeted in her lap and her insecurity suddenly got the best of her. She had never really been a part of something before, never had been involved in anything. When he had asked her to come and she had agreed she had been nearly ecstatic. Even as she got dressed at home she had been the happiest she had been in a long while but now it all came crashing down. She was scared what kind of impression she would make on all these people. People who were Jared's friends. She could only hope that in some way they were kind of like he was.
Noticing that she hadn't moved he turned to look at her. "Rowan, come on, everything will be fine." He reached his hand out and placed it gently over hers. "I promise." He nearly whispered causing her gaze to meet his. He gave a small smile that lit up the look of misery he had been carrying since she had met him.
She lowered her eyes to his hand placed over hers and suddenly felt a sense of comfort wash through her. She didn't feel alone when she was near him and she loved that, loved how it seemed like he knew her even if he really didn't.
"You coming?" He softly asked, lowering his head a little to catch her eyes. He gave her another assuring smile when she finally looked at him.
"Yes." She replied, feeling a bit of a flutter in her heart when he lightly squeezed her hand.
She waited for him to get out before she did. He dropped his keys into his pants pocket and wrapped his arm around her shoulders.She sank against him comfortably, his scent strong, and his warmth settling around her. She glanced up at him, studied the scruff on his face, the remnants of a smile on his lips and the way the sun glinted perfectly in his blue eyes.
They didn't go in through the front instead they took a detour through the side of the house and found themselves in the back yard. There was plenty of talking, the smell of food, and splashing water. Jared gave her one more look before he led the way in first, letting her go and facing everyone that was there.
Rowan looked around as he spoke to a few people, trying to skirt around the question as to what had happened to him. She recognized several faces but of course she knew no one. Shannon was there and he was who approached them now.
"You brought her!" Shannon declared breaking Jared's conversation and taking Rowan into an embrace. Rowan laughed a little but returned the hug. "Thank you…" She heard him privately say into her ear, his worry obviously eased a little.
She gave him a small smile and a nod before he went to talk to his brother. The house was amazing, again much different than anything she had ever lived in before. She wondered then how she was here, what she had done to be suddenly a part of a life she had never expected.
Shannon said something about stealing Jared away for a moment before they both went inside the house. Rowan looked after them and then went to quietly sit down. She wasn't sure what to do, feeling a little out of place until she heard a group of girls come to sit down beside her.
"You must be Rowan." One of the girls said. "I'm Annabelle." She held out her hand and Rowan immediately took it. "Shannon told us about you…" The other two girls nodded in agreement.
"Did he?" She asked, tucking her hair behind her ear.
"Says you're taking care of Jared…"
"Not really taking care of him…"
Annabelle nodded and then a silence fell around them. Rowan wasn't sure what to say or if she should even start talking again. She folded her hands together and looked out at the people in the pool. She nearly smiled at how everyone seemed to be having a good time and she wondered if all of it was genuine.
"You must be wondering what happened to him?" One of the other girls said, her eyes were wide and an interested look was on her face.
Rowan didn't answer she only looked to the woman and contemplated what she should reply. She wanted to know but she also wanted to know from him. She wasn't sure if she was entitled to such information yet or if she ever would be. But still she kept her eyes on the woman.
"A couple of months ago Jared surprised everyone and got married. He had only been seeing the girl for two and half months but that didn't matter to him I suppose. He gathered everyone together and had a party to announce that they had eloped. Soon after they went to Italy for their honeymoon…"
Rowan swallowed harshly as she waited for something else to be said.
"…He came back only a short while ago but she wasn't with him. Everyone asked after her, even Shannon but he wouldn't say. He just retreated into himself and today has been the first day he's actually come out of 'hiding' for anything other than work." Her voice was sad almost teary.
"So you see how we think you're taking care of him? You must be doing something right if you got him to come out here." Annabelle smiled a little and it became obvious that everyone had been concerned over him.
Rowan didn't say anything, she only turned her gaze away and looked into the house. He was there through the glass doors standing beside Shannon looking at something on a computer. As if he had sensed her eyes on him he turned to catch her gaze. At first his eyes were soft as they watched her, a small smile forming on his lips but then he caught sight of the three girls sitting near him. His expression changed, not only to worry but also to a harshness that could be seen as anger. He muttered something to Shannon before making his way to the door. Rowan quickly rose to her feet and met him halfway. He didn't say anything, he only took hold of her arm and made her to walk with him back towards the driveway. She winced at his grip, her cuts beneath the sleeve of her shirt suffering beneath it.
"Jared you're hurting me." She softly cried out.
"What did they tell you?" He demanded, stopping in front of his car and looking down into her eyes with a harsh stare.
She felt a bit of fear fill her as she drew her bottom lip into her mouth. He let go of her arm and she softly rubbed at it. She didn't know whether or not to tell him the truth.
"Damn it what did they tell you?!" He had lowered his voice but it did nothing to ebb the harshness of his tone.
"Nothing Jared!" She couldn't help the tears that had formed in her eyes or the ones that had fallen from her lashes. "They didn't tell me anything! They were asking me things!" She wasn't sure why she lied but she knew that he would have been even more overwrought if she had told him the truth.
He let out a heavy breath and turned away from her, resting back against the side of his car. He pushed his hands forcefully back through his hair and let his eyes close.
"Jared…" She called out softly.
He only shook his head though and pulled the keys from his pocket. "I'm sorry." He said before he got into his car and almost immediately drove away.
She stood there, looking out after his disappearing car and tried to make sense of what had happened. Everything they had told her didn't explain anything only gave some sort of insight into the ache that was inside of him. Her heart was breaking though and she tried to hold it all in as she made her way back to the backyard.


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In its summary judgment request, Westinghouse argued that the plaintiff failed to produce sufficient product identification evidence to support causation allegations and failed to provide the evidence significant enough to be a "substantial factor" in causing Heggie's illness.
Former Westinghouse employee Douglas Ware provided testimony for the defense that its turbines were sold without thermal insulation or metal lagging and any insulation or lagging applied later was supplied and applied by a third party.
The defendant also claims Mann's evidence fails to create a "triable issue of material fact" regarding switchgear because she cannot prove the asbestos dust was created when electricians "blew out" the switchgear with compressed air.
On the other hand, Mann argues that she satisfies her product identification/causation claims.
Witness Vernon Hilderbrand worked with Heggie at the Marathon refinery and testified that Heggie was exposed to breathable dust from block, blanket and spray-on insulation applied to the turbines.
Witness William LaPointe testified that materials used on the turbine systems often contained asbestos, and sound-deadening materials would sometimes deteriorate and create dust.
Witness William Simmons worked with Heggie in close proximity to electricians using air hoses to blow dust out of high voltage switchgear made by the defendant. He testified that Heggie worked "within feet" of "electricians drilling holes in brown insulating board which he believed contained asbestos," before installing it inside of Westinghouse electrical equipment.
Mann also presented several official Westinghouse turbine and switchgear-related documents.
In an analysis of the turbines, Robreno wrote that even if Mann didn't have to satisfy the "frequency, regularity, and proximity" test, her evidence is insufficient. Therefore, Robreno used a more lenient standard regarding direct and circumstantial evidence to establish causation.
He stated that there is no evidence that Heggie was exposed to asbestos from insulation, while Mann proved he was exposed to asbestos from Westinghouse turbines.
"Even assuming that it is a fact that Westinghouse issued specifications that 'required' the use of asbestos-containing insulation, this evidence does not establish that any insulation to which decendant was exposed in connection with Westinghouse turbines actually contained asbestos – and instead, establishes only that this was a possibility," Robreno wrote.
Essentially, Mann only established that it was a possibility that Heggie worked with asbestos-containing insulation connected with Westinghouse turbines.
"Therefore, even when construing the evidence in the light most favorable to plaintiff, no reasonable jury could conclude from the evidence that decedent was exposed to asbestos for which Westinghouse is responsible such that it was a 'substantial factor' in the development of his illness," Robreno stated.
"This is true regardless of whether or not Illinois law recognizes the so-called 'bare metal defense' – an issue this court need not reach in connection with this alleged source of exposure," he added. "Therefore, summary judgment in favor of defendant Westinghouse is warranted with respect to this alleged source of exposure."
Regarding alleged switchgear exposure, Robreno wrote that the court "attempts to analyze the sufficiency of plaintiff's evidence despite the poorly defined sources of alleged exposure."
The plaintiff has provided evidence proving:
-Heggie worked close to electricians using air hoses to blow dust out of high voltage switchgear;
-All switchgear in industrial and large commercial settings more than 440 voltes from 1945 to early 1980s contained asbestos;
-DH and DHP series switchgear contained asbestos;
-Switchgear used to power large motors and large equipment was the DH or DHP series;
-Widespread use of asbestos insulation for switchgear applications in industrial and large commercial facilities; and
-Asbestos was the material of chose in industrial and commercial applications.
However, Robreno ruled Mann failed to prove switchgear blown out near Heggie was more than 440 volts, or was DH or DHP series, or was used to power large equipment.
"Even when construing this evidence in the light most favorable to decedent, it is insufficient because it does not establish that decedent was exposed to respirable dust from switchgear that contained asbestos," he wrote.
Mann also failed to establish that the appearance of switchgear meant it could only be asbestos-containing, he stated. Nothing in the evidence in the record supporting Mann's contention that the type of equipment the switchgear was used to power was the same that contained asbestos. Likewise, no evidence even proves Heggie worked with the same equipment that contains asbestos, the judge decided.
"The closest plaintiff comes to establishing a switchgear-related asbestos exposure for which defendant Westinghouse could be liable is found in plaintiff's evidence from co-worker Simmons that decedent worked 'within feet' of electricians drilling holes in brown insulating board which Simmons believed contained asbestos, and installing it inside of Westinghouse electrical equipment," Robreno wrote.
"Because there is no evidence that defendant manufactured or supplied the insulating board, defendant can only face liability if Illinois does not recognize the so called 'bare metal defense.'"
Robreno denied summary judgment regarding product identification/causation with respect to switchgear, choosing not to predict what an Illinois court would rule in this situation. So he remanded the case for the Illinois federal court to decide the issue.
"Whether Illinois law holds a switchgear manufacturer liable for component parts incorporated into its product which it neither manufactured nor supplied is a matter of policy," he wrote.
In a suggestion of remand filed on Feb. 24, Robreno stated that the case is prepared for trial once on the transferor court's docket.
All matters are to be resolved in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois except punitive damages.
"Alternatively, parties have seven days within which to consent to a trial before an Article III or magistrate judge in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. In such an event, if consent is granted, a trial will be scheduled within 60 days, on a date convenient to the parties in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and the suggestion of remand will be vacated," Robreno stated.
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Most fly fishers in the country are now quite familiar with the bandit look being displayed by their fellow anglers thanks to the sun protection offered by Buff. The wave is spreading with anglers of all disciplines sporting the look. The company is going "all in" for Spring 2013 with new lines in standup paddle boarding, surfing, yoga, motorcycling, insect shields and a new Infinity Buff designed for wear around town - think silk scarves and such. Buff is also launching a plethora of unique prints including three new state-themed designs - Utah, Oregon and Florida ($27). The Buff glove line also continues to grow with the Sport Series MXS ($27) which covers from the forearm to the tips of every finger and thumb. As a board member for
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Of course the objective was not to charge vehicles but rather to decrease traffic, and that's what the system did. Total traffic fell 35% almost immediately and stayed down 22% - and not just at peak times or solely downtown. Emissions also dropped by 14%. The streets became more pedestrian-friendly, and the buses began finishing their routes so quickly that the city had to rewrite the schedules. "For people working and living here, it was a different city. The government had lots of researchers doing surveys to identify the impact," he says. "That wasn't needed."
The system passed in referendum, and the city environmental director who championed it, Gunnar Söderholm, couldn't be more pleased. At a total cost of about $400 million, a third of which went into bolstering public transit, the city improved quality of life. "Some people thought that was too expensive, but this is one of a few examples of infrastructure investment that has immediate payback," says Söderholm at Stockholm City Hall, site of the annual Nobel Prize gala. "We started here with an empty table, designed the scheme, developed a procurement process, had the trial and referendum - all within four years. We've been discussing building a new bypass for four decades, and it's still not decided."
One curious result: Public transit ridership jumped by almost 40,000 users a day, accounting for only a third of the drop in traffic. Some economists worried that fewer inbound trips would mean reduced inner-city commerce, but that hasn't happened. Based on analyzing all the data, Johansson believes he's proved what he's long speculated: Reducing traffic isn't about building more roads, it's about providing better information and choices.
Unlike London's congestion-pricing scheme, which charges roughly $12 to enter the city at any time of day, Stockholm imposes a graduated toll, starting around $1 and rising to around $3 during high demand. The fee schedule makes it obvious when traffic will be the worst, so drivers who trek in during peak hours know they'll pay more for what will probably be a maddening experience. As a result, people seem to be cutting out unnecessary trips: bundling afterschool pickups, say, with visits to the grocery store. In short, Swedes are driving smarter.
Which means that Stockholm provides a lesson for more than just cities like San Francisco that are considering their own congestion-pricing schemes. Johansson imagines one day tracking every car by GPS. Such a system would not only reduce traffic by offering real-time warnings and alerts but could also refine our method of funding road improvements. Rather than an across-the-board gas tax, fees could be levied according to mileage traveled. But in the shorter term, he has some work to do in London. The city is unhappy with the way its own congestion-pricing scheme, implemented by British consultancy Capita Group, is faring. In November, IBM will take over the project.
Last summer Barack Obama campaigned on a promise to digitize the electricity grid. Recently his economic stimulus plan allocated billions to make that promise a reality, and hardware providers, Internet companies, software firms, utilities, and the media have all rallied around the idea. Much of the hype has centered on installing smart meters - basically fancy thermostats that monitor energy use in real time - in our homes.
Sadly, the only information most of us get about our energy consumption comes in the form of a monthly bill, when it's too late to do anything about our behavior. Seeing real-time usage data on the meters, along with options for cheaper times of day to, say, do the laundry, the thinking goes, will encourage us to stop hogging peak kilowatts just as the Swedes curbed unnecessary rush-hour travel. Certainly that's part of the promise of an intelligent grid. But what if the grid were so smart that it could differentiate types of energy, price them accordingly, and heal its own wounds? What if it could actually think for itself?
Utility executives come from around the world to see the demonstration that Don Cortez, a VP of CenterPoint Energy, is performing at the company's technology center just outside Houston. In a typical outage, workers have two choices: to search chaotically for the source of the fault or to wait for customers to complain, and then triangulate the source of the outage based on the geography of the calls. Either way takes a long time.
"We serve a 5,000-square-mile area, which is fairly compact by utility standards," says Cortez, surrounded by a roomful of miniature utility poles, overhead wires, lights, speakers, a pickup truck, and a handful of flat-panel displays that together represent an end-to-end model of a smart grid. "When you have a large thunderstorm, it impacts a large portion of our consumers." In the demo - a flash of light and the familiar crack of a thunderstorm, followed by a mechanical tree branch falling on a wire - the grid tells headquarters which lines have been affected, automatically re-routes power, and dispatches maintenance workers to an exact location. Total outage time: about 10 seconds. In a region plagued by outages, minimizing downtime in this way will save millions.
IBM got involved in the CenterPoint project about three years ago. Cortez was brainstorming possible revenue streams with Michael Valocchi, head of IBM's smart-grid practice, who has been working with utilities for 23 years, the first 17 with PricewaterhouseCoopers. They decided there could be huge money in tackling the outages dilemma. "I knew if we could solve that issue, it was something that I could make commercially viable," says Valocchi, speaking from India, where he's working on another of IBM's 50 smart-grid projects. "It was way above my skill set, but there were a lot of researchers who were interested in it."
At that point IBM invested in the self-healing concept and helped build the demo. Such a partnership is known inside IBM as a "first of a kind" project, or FOAK. According to Valocchi, about half of all FOAKs result in a commercial deployment. In this case he called on R&D for everything from complex algorithms that govern the way power gets re-routed to predictive weather-modeling software. The hope is that the company will sell the self-healing solution to utilities around the world. "I think we can get to a commercialized version," Valocchi says. "We're probably three months away. We'll sell it almost like we sell software - a license with implementation services."
Both IBM and CenterPoint are interested in smart meters. Cortez's team rolled out 5,000 smart meters across the utility's service area in March and plans to deploy 2.1 million more over the next five years. The devices work on open protocols and will report usage information to whomever the consumer allows. The idea is that third parties will build custom applications that enable consumers to regulate usage online, at Google PowerMeter, for example. And it shouldn't be long before an iPhone app links a GPS transmitter to the meter, causing the air conditioning to turn on 20 minutes before the owner walks in the door.
Once fully implemented, the two-way meters will also help CenterPoint divine behavioral patterns. The more electric companies understand about consumer demand, the less they'll be likely to overbuild highly polluting power plants, which cost as much as $600 million each. "A lot of the benefits are really going to be cost-avoidance," says Cortez. "With added intelligence, we won't have to build as many substations."
A digitized grid also makes it possible to upload alternative energies easily, whether from the massive wind farms in West Texas or from all the solar panels popping up on suburban rooftops. Which is nothing but good news for the most polluted city in the country. "Houston doesn't meet the federal air-quality standards or the ozone-level standards. That restricts the ability of the city to grow," says Tom Standish, CenterPoint's group president of regulated operations. "That's not good for us, and it's not good for the economy."
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I went last night to the Howlin Wolf to see Snarky Puppy with Banda Magda. It was awesome.
Magda actually played with members of Snarky Puppy, which was amazing. She only brought a keyboard player, and a guitarist along. The rest of the band was made up by most of the members of Snarky Puppy, including one of their guitarists, their two percussionists, sax player, trumpet player and of course the bass player. Not just saying that because I love playing bass too.
Magda started her set with a song in Portuguese, I think. Still tired at the time of this writing. She did some songs in French, she did another song in Portuguese and even one in Greek! And of course she closed with Amour, T'es La. That's easily her biggest song right now and a few people shouted out.
The band took a half hour break afterwards. I immediately went to the merch table to find Magda. Just as I get there and try to go pick up a copy of her album, she disappears. Just like Batman in a movie, I look away for a second and look back again and she's just not there. I go through buying the Banda Magda album and a Snarky Puppy tshirt, and she comes back, and I get the album signed!
She asked me where I'm from (to be fair, so many people in New Orleans aren't from around here) and I told her Puerto Rico. She talked to me in Spanish, and introduced me to her Argentinian guitarist, Ignacio Hernandez. Ended up talking with him more than Magda. He was cool, and he definitely is an amazing guitar player.
After about 10 or 20 minutes, Snarky Puppy started their set. I can't put into words how good they are. Thankfully the fact that they've won Grammys makes it so I don't have to. It was pretty crazy. Two guitarists, two keyboard players, two trumpet players, one sax player, two drummers and one bass player make for a funky, funky sound. At one point, they launched into an awesome extended medley of Give Up The Funk and Thank You (Fallentin Me Be Mice Elf Agin).


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Chapter 80 Reviews
Thanks for all the people reading this, over 200 already :D So pleased. i know this isn't a summary, but... yeah oxoxo
*Gerard's POV*
It must have been quite early in the morning when Mikey came through to my room. Because when I woke up again, he was gone.
I sat still for a minute, thinking about what I'd just done, I'd really hurt Mikey by doing this to my self. I new he wouldn't go tell mom, I trusted him with that.
I crawling to my bathroom to throw up, my head was really pounding from last night, I had obviously had too much to drink.
I stood up shakily and looked in the mirror. My eyes were red and blood shot, puffy from crying, around them fresh bruises from the fight had sprung up over night. I had a horrible dark purple bruise right on my cheekbone, which was really tender.
I lifted up my shirt and my body wasn't any better, my stomach was laced with angry purple splotches and grazes.
I brushed my teeth, trying to get rid of the nasty taste of vomit, and washed my face to wake me up more.
I turned my shower on and let the steam take over my small bright bathroom.
I stood under the hot running water, brushing my fingers through my tangled sweaty hair, I felt more relaxed already.
I wrapped a towel around my middle and stepped back into my bedroom, looking around I saw the clock 10:47am, it said in angry red numbers.
Mom must have let me sleep in so I didn't have to go to school today, understandably, but I never wanted to have to face that hellhole again. Seriously, I didn't know what on earth I'd say to Frank if I saw him, I don't get why he was mad at me.
I pulled on some baggier jeans, then yesturday -what's the point of looking good if I'm just staying at home all day- and a long sleeve top, -to hide to cuts from mom-.
I walked up the stairs and I heard the familiar sound and aroma of the coffee machine.
"H-hello?" my voice still cracking from last night, mom would be at work and Mikey at school I supposed.
Mikey's head peaked around the kitchen door, "Oh you're up. I thought you were, I made you coffee when I heard the shower. It should still be hot."
"Thanks." I smiled and walked over to the table and sat down opposite him, he was fiddling with his can of coke.
"A-about last night" he started.
"Last night, never happened okay? Don't tell Mom, please" looking up from my coffee he nodded, "But thanks for being there." I added, "Anyway, why aren't you at school?"
He grinned, "Mom let me off, I faked being sick"
"Nice, you've learnt from the pro" I smiled. "Have the school phoned yet?"
"Nah Mom called them earlier, she said you weren't " He did air quotes "well enough' to come in today, and said I threw up, then she went to work, so we will be on our own all day"
"Okay so what do you want to do?" I asked.
"Dunno I suppose we could dig out the movies and watch one."
"Nothing to horror, I don't feel like it today", I got a nod in reply.
"Do you want anything to eat?"
I shook my head; I don't think my stomach could cope.
We were sat on the sofa, our 3rd Tim Burton film now, Sleepy Hollow and there was a knock on the door.
"You go get it," I said nudging Mikey.
*Frank's POV*
I sat in English, Gerard wasn't in today, and I didn't think he would be.
I sat writing down the notes the cover teacher told us to, on autopilot, earlier our German teach had given me homework to give to him, and our biology teacher (I've now found out we share quite a few of the same classes).
After lunch I planned to go and get his address so I could drop them off, hopefully he didn't live too far away.
I walked down the road that held his house, reading each number on the building carefully so I didn't go past it.
Then I reached it, it looked really nice, I checked the house number again 34.
My heart was hammering against my ribs, I didn't know whether I wanted to see him or not, I prayed that his mom or someone else would answer.
I walked up the path, and knocked on the door.
A minute later, Mikey opened the door, "O-Oh.. Umm... I have G-Gerard's homework." I stuttered, busying myself with my bag, trying to get the right books and paper out.
"Who is it?" I heard Gerard call, my stomach knotted.
"Frank, to see you, well, to give you homework."
Gerard appeared through a door, a few seconds later, he looked terrible, his face was all bruised and his cheek was slightly swollen, he didn't look as relaxed as Mikey.
"Hiya Frank.." he ran a hand through his hair, not taking his eyes off the floor.
"Come in." Mikey said opening the door wider; the house was warm and inviting. Mikey walked up the stairs, to where I guessed his room was.
"I brought you're English, German and Biology notes. And we have an essay for English on how Romeo a-" I tried to stop myself looking at him by flicking through pages of my books.
"You walked all this way?" he asked, stopping me. His throat sounded sore.
"Y-yeah, the school gave me your a-address." I said, feeling my cheek heat up, he'd walked closer, he was about 2 feet away but I could smell him. Sweet coffee and alcohol.
He held a hand out, wanting the stuff. "Oh yeah, sorry" I said.
I handed them to him, our fingers brushed and I felt electricity ripple under my skin. My heart felt as if it was going to explode, but Gerard just acted as if nothing happened.
[* I'm sorry, I know the last few chapters have been really depressing, but they will get happier, I just needed to get it out the way.
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This event may be worth a run for your money
There have been countless festivals, fairs, community events and more in our region over the years. There have been events that raise money for numerous charities, such as car shows, shrimp fests, kite festivals and more. We celebrate Virginia's wine industry, we have Christmas parades in just about every community and more. With a rich history, we have seen more than our share of Civil War re-enactments and other history-related events.
But an upcoming event coming to Dinwiddie County is a first. And to be frank, it is both fascinating and well, a bit unusual. A bull run will be held Aug. 24 at the Virginia Motorsports Park. For those not familiar with the tradition, think of the annual event from Pamplona, Spain.
It will be the first time that the Spanish tradition has come to Virginia or any of the nine other locations The Great Bull Run company will visit, according to Rob Dickens, chief operating officer of The Great Bull Run.
"The Great Bull Run was founded in March of 2013 with the goal of bringing this fantastic experience to the hundreds of thousands of people here in the US who have always wanted to participate, but couldn't afford the time and money required for a trip to Spain," Dickens said.
Virginia is the first stop on the company's national tour, making the park the site of the company's first bull run.
There will be multiple routes to run with the bulls - the riskier of the routes involves starting closer to the release gate and running down the center of the track, directly in the path of 12 1,000-pound bulls capable of running a four-minute mile. During each run, six bulls will be released in two 15-second bursts.
Each runner is required to sign a waiver and pay an insurance fee of $13. For $6, individuals not running can also participate in massive tomato fights that will take place throughout the day.
"Simply put, running with live bulls can be dangerous. Now, if everybody would sign the waiver, acknowledge that the event involves serious risks, and swear a sacred unbreakable oath to never sue us if they get hurt during the event, we could do away with this contribution fee. Unfortunately, we live in a very litigious society, so we're forced to do things this way," Dickens said.
Other runners less desirous of dodging the bulls can run on the side of the track. Event officials will walk runners through the various routes before the bulls are released.
"Our track fencing will allow runners to slide under it, climb over it, or hide in nooks along the way to avoid the bulls and other runners as necessary," Dickens said.
Running with bulls is obviously a high-risk, if perhaps thrilling, endeavor. According to CNN, there have been 15 deaths in the Pamplona bull run since record-keeping began in 1924. Professional bull handlers and animal veterinarians will be on site during the run to assist both runner and bull.
This may be one event that is very unusual and will likely give participants a run for their money.
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