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Part Eleven: This Is How It Should Be
"Casey! Look what I got!" Marti exclaimed, showing her big sister the new doll she had gotten.
"That's great! She'll look good with your other dolls," Casey smiled.
She felt pathetic inside. She felt giddy inside. She felt lonely. Derek hadn't stayed the night. Instead, there were a pile of gifts by the tree that were from him, and he was gone.
"Casey, aren't you going to open any of your gifts?" Nora interrupted her thoughts.
"Of course!" she said, feigning a smile.
Grabbing a gift to her that was from Lizzie, she slowly, almost methodically opened it. She should be more excited. She was with her family on Christmas. A lot of people would be happy to be in her place.
But she couldn't shake that terrible feeling inside of her that she was in love with her stepbrother.
Sure, she had always felt something for him. That flutter in her stomach when they fought as teenagers. That faintness of heart that surprised her when they kissed. But love? Her stepbrother? On this Christmas day, it was almost too much.
Casey pulled out the striped scarf and smiled at Lizzie, "This is great! I needed a new scarf."
Lizzie smiled back, "I was hoping you would like it."
Suddenly, Edwin exclaimed, "Cool! A telescope! I've always wanted one."
Nora and George exchanged knowing glances, "Just promise us that you won't spy on the neighbors."
Edwin smiled mischievously, just like his older brother, "No promises."
Casey's heart tugged. She missed Derek. She recalled the words he had told her last night.
I have always loved you.
There was nobody in the world that could say that to her. It was exhilarating. But it was also frightening.
"Casey, do you want some hot chocolate?" Nora asked.
She snapped back to reality. There was wrapping paper and bows and presents all over the place. She smiled and nodded.
Nora disappeared into the kitchen. Edwin was already up in his room, trying to assemble his new gift. Lizzie was trying on some of her new clothes. Marti was busy trying to find a place for her new doll among all of her old ones. George was in the garage, trying to find a project he could do with his new tools.
Casey stood up lazily and collected the crumpled wrapping paper. She hadn't gotten a gift from Derek at all. But, she supposed that the words he had said to her the previous night were her gift.
Moving to the kitchen, she tossed all of the paper into the garbage. Nora came over to her and handed her a cup of hot chocolate. Casey took a sip.
"Mmm…thanks," Casey said, letting the warm liquid soother her throat.
"So, are you ready to talk?" Nora asked, leaning back against the counter.
"What are you talking about?" Casey asked nervously, taking another sip.
As if bringing the cup to her lips meant that she could no longer talk. She couldn't drink forever. The hot chocolate would eventual run out on her, deceiving her, and she would have to talk.
"About Derek," Nora replied.
"What about Derek?" she asked between sips.
"Oh, I don't know," Nora said smugly, "Maybe about the fact that you two are in love with each other."
Hot chocolate spurted from her lips, spraying out onto the counter. Coughing slightly, Casey put her mug down and turned to the sink. She gripped the edge of the counter, her hands trembling.
Nora put her mug down, grabbing a towel and wiping up her daughter's mess. She then went to Casey and pulled her into a hug. Casey cried softly into her shoulder.
"Shh…" her mother said soothingly, patting her daughter's hair, "Casey, it's okay. Nothing to cry about."
"I can't help it," Casey whispered between sobs, "I shouldn't love him, but I do."
Nora placed her hands on Casey's shoulders, pulling her away. Casey wiped at her eyes and stood meekly in front of her mother.
"Sometimes we can't help who we love," Nora replied.
Casey sniffled, "How did you know?"
Nora laughed, "Oh, honey. George and I have suspected for years. The way you two fought in high school. How you avoided each other whenever you came home. Casey, it was anything but subtle."
Nora walked to the counter and pulled a paper towel off of the roll. She handed it to Casey, looking at her daughter's bright red face before hugging her again.
"You're not mad?" Casey asked.
"Why would I be mad?" Nora replied before pulling away and grabbing her mug.
"Don't you think it's weird? Just a little strange?" Casey asked, "He's my stepbrother, mom."
Nora shrugged, "I'm not going to lie, it is a little bit awkward. But not because it's strange. When George and I met, we never thought that you two would fall in love. But, Casey, you two aren't related. Not at all."
"People will think we're freaks," Casey said bitterly, crossing her arms.
"Let people think what they'll think," Nora said, "Nobody in this house will ever think that. I almost want to apologize for marrying George and causing this trouble for you."
Casey smiled, "Then I never would have met Derek."
"You're right," Nora relented, "And George is a pretty great guy, huh?"
"Yeah, mom," Casey said.
"You should probably go see Derek," Nora said.
Casey shook her head, "I don't think so. Not now."
"If not now, when?" her mother replied.
And as always, her mother was right. And as always, her mother was being way understanding. This whole situation was surreal. Her and Derek. Her mom suspecting all along. All of this going down on Christmas Day.
"Go get dressed," Nora said.
Casey hugged her mom tightly, "Thanks mom."
She hurried upstairs and slipped on some clothes. Wrapping her new scarf tightly about her neck, she nervously stuffed her hands into a warm pair of gloves. Lizzie came into her room, crossing her arms and leaning against the door frame.
"Going somewhere?" she asked.
Casey jumped, turning from the mirror to face her little sister. She smiled meekly.
"I am," she replied, "Do you like the scarf on me?"
Lizzie shrugged, then smiled, "I'm sure Derek will like it."
Casey's mouth drooped open, looking startled. Lizzie just laughed and plopped down on Casey's bed.
"What? Don't act surprised," she said, "Everybody in this house knows that there has always been something between you two. Even when Sam was in the picture years ago. Even when Jennifer was in the picture."
"Jennifer still is in the picture," Casey pointed out, figuring it useless to protest that anybody ever really suspected anything.
"Derek doesn't love Jennifer," Lizzie said, "Remember when I told you that I didn't really like her? That there was something off about her?"
Casey nodded.
"Well," Lizzie continued, "I figured out what it was."
"What?" Casey asked.
"He didn't really love her," she said, "Not the way he's always loved you."
The whole day was becoming more and more surreal. She had thought that it could never get stranger than last night with Derek's passionate confession. Then again, when she came home for the holidays with the news of his engagement, she never thought she would be kissing Derek days later.
"Now, you need to go!" Lizzie said, standing up and gently pushing her sister out of the bedroom, "Go to him, Juliet!"
Casey rolled her eyes, "I'm going!"
When she came downstairs, everybody was already standing there. Her mom, George, Edwin, and Marti. They came to her, hugging her all at once. Tears formed in her eyes.
"Guys…" she said, pulling away, "You're going to make me cry."
"What's new?" Edwin said jokingly.
George smacked him lightly on the back of the head. Edwin pretended to be sore, rubbing his hair astray.
"Bye, sweetie," Nora said.
Casey smiled wanly, grabbing her keys off of the table and leaving before she lost the courage.
When she pulled up to Derek's apartment building, Casey nearly decided to turn back around and forget about the whole thing. It was crazy what she was doing. She knew that. But, if she had come this far—nearly seven years—then there was no turning back now.
Climbing out of the car, she was enveloped by the harsh cold, stomping through the ice and snow. Reaching the door, she swung it open fiercely and stepped inside. She let out the breath she had been holding, knocking the slush off of her shoes. Going to the elevator, she reached for the button, but the doors opened before she could push it.
Jennifer came out.
"Oh, hey," Casey said.
He lied, she thought, Derek lied to me.
She thought that they had separated. Jennifer was supposed to be out of his life. Casey's heart stopped when she thought that she had missed her chance. Maybe last night when she had turned her back to him, he had decided to go back to Jennifer.
"Hey," Jennifer said, her voice even but not harsh.
"Is Derek up there?" Casey asked.
Jennifer nodded, "He's there."
Casey couldn't help but notice the waver in Jennifer's voice. There was a tiredness in her eyes. The tip of her nose also looked red.
"I don't mean to pry," Casey said, "But is everything okay?"
Jennifer laughed, "I guess. Besides the fact that my fiancée isn't my fiancée anymore."
While Casey's heart raced, a feeling of elation filling up inside of her, she outwardly tried to appear disappointed. She frowned.
"I'm sorry," she said.
The doors to the elevator began to close, but she reached out and pushed them open again.
"He's in love with you, you know," Jennifer said.
How many people had figured this out before Derek and I even did? Casey thought, thrown by Jennifer's words.
"Excuse me?" Casey couldn't help but say.
"I have to admit, it's a little weird, you two being stepsiblings," Jennifer said, "But, there's nothing wrong with it. Plus, you seem like a really nice person."
"I had no idea that this was going to happen," Casey admitted, catching the elevator doors before they shut again.
Jennifer managed a smile, "Neither did he. Everybody else did, though."
"You must hate me," Casey said.
Jennifer shrugged her purse higher onto her shoulder and shook her head, "No, I don't hate you. I thought that I had his heart first, but I was wrong. You've had it all along."
Without another word, Jennifer just smiled and turned for the door. Casey finally stepped into the elevator, letting the doors close this time.
When Derek heard a knock at the door, he figured it was Jennifer again. Maybe she had left something. She would probably be unpacking her things over the next few days, discovering that she had left a lot of things here.
But when he opened the door, he was surprised to find Casey standing there.
"Casey? What are you doing here?" he asked.
"Doing what I should've done a long time ago," she replied, "I shouldn't have shied away from you last night."
"You don't have to apologize," he said, thoughtlessly.
She took a breath and continued, "All of this has really just caught me off guard."
"I mean, this is a little weird," he continued, "I understand if you don't want this."
Is he even listening to me?
Frustrated, Casey stepped forward, wrapping her arms around his neck before kissing him. Stunned, all he could do was kiss her back. Shutting the door, he rocked her backwards against it.
"I love you, Derek," Casey managed between kisses, "I should've told you sooner, but I-"
He silenced her, spreading his mouth over hers, slipping his tongue into her mouth. She groaned, feeling his hands on her waist, her hips, in her hair. He unraveled the scarf from her neck, tossing it to the floor. He pressed hot kisses on her now exposed neck. She tasted so good.
Pushing her coat off of her shoulders, Derek slid his hand under her shirt, running his fingertips against her stomach, feeling her jump and flinch as he moved his fingers to her bare back. With the other hand, he fumbled to unbutton the shirt, finally pulling it off. Swiftly, in one motion, he pulled his own shirt off.
She pressed against him, feeling skin on skin. He tried to pull her closer, stumbling them backwards. They moved towards the bedroom. Derek reached for the knob, but she stopped him.
"Derek," she said.
He heard the uncertainty in her voice, "What? What's wrong?"
He placed a hand on her face, his thumb gently stroking her cheek, trying to search her eyes for a hint of what was wrong.
"I won't be your first," she whispered.
Bending to capture her lips gently with his, he smiled down at her, "You'll always be my first."
Casey pulled him close, opening the door herself before they stumbled inside.
The End
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Finally got hold of the spear tackle on Richie McCaw. Insane that Tuqiri wasn't spotted doing it on the field. Also unbelievable that McCaw didn't have any serious injury from it.
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"The introduction of life-saving antiretroviral therapy has significantly reduced HIV-related morbidity and mortality, however, the impact of insufficient access to food, particularly quality food, on the mortality of HIV-positive injection drug users is alarming. This research points to the urgent need to further investigate the impact of food insecurity on the health outcomes of people living with HIV/AIDS."
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Facebook announced early Monday that it had acquired Onavo, a three- year-old start-up that makes data compression software and offers a variety of analytic services for smartphone applications, according to The New York Times.
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I've always appreciated since its inception this creation, located in the middle way between a classic chypre and an aromatic fougere, so decided to taste it back after a while (a long while, twenty years later at least). I remember to have tested it for the first time many years ago and since than i was impressed by the complex evolution from the initial lemony harshness to a multifaceted, rooty, mossy and obscure baroque wake with colors of orange, bergamot, spices, cedar, patchouli, petitgrain and flowers. This taste is rich, luxurious and decadent. As many underlined the first barber-shop blast is an unappealing thirsty lemony-lavender. The aromatic fist of fern, juniper and fir is in a while bursting together with the pungency of black cardamom that is the prelude for the upcoming darkness of the forest. The central stage is the most articulated phase of the development, a stage in which dozens of facets (herbal, floral, leathery, mossy, ambary, citrusy etc.) whirl around in a general vintage, potpourri and almost boozy atmosphere whose illusion (the booziness) is enhanced by the chord of gassy spices (nutmeg?), tobacco, mild amber and mandarin-orange. The middle part is luxurious but dark and restrained in the performances of astringent flowers and fruits that are almost overwhelmed by the gluminess and heaviness of the woodsy notes. I catch a sheer leathery mould in the final slightly powdery and very sophisticated outcome, a starring, almost creamy, ambery leather that envelops many elements like moss, sandalwood, smoke and strong rooty vetiver. In this phase the harshness is tamed but i would not define the smell as properly soapy. Ceremonial and austere with a touch of exoticism. Together with Pontaccio 21 my favourite from the great italian brand and in general a real precious leathery potion among the classics from the 80's.
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And that is what I've answered .. IT'S GENETIC .. is that clear enough ...Obviously for some that answer won't be accepted because then the finger of blame can't be pointed at Katie.. In my family we have members with Downs and Spina biffada .. Should I point the finger at my mother cos it might of been something she did when pregnant??
No-one has any interest in your family. That's your own business & I would advise you in the kindest possible way to be very careful putting personal issues out there publicly in defense of a woman who would step over you in the street to get to a nail appointment.
We are discussing KP and that article clearly says-----
It is likely that although other genetic abnormalities are likely to be identified in the future,
environmental factors such as drugs, alcohol and anterior cerebral artery supply during the neonatal period may also play a significant role in the aetiology of SOD
You repeatedly saying it doesn't apply to KP makes no difference.It DOES apply. It is there in black & white in a published article on the condition by people with no axe to grind or anything to hide/excuse.
If you continue to choose to believe KP then that is entirely up to you,but the fact remains that alcohol/drug consumption during pregnancy is considered a possible contributor to that condition.
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A luminous, panoramic novel of family life — a beautiful, often hilarious portrait of motherhood and marriage — and a magnificent leap forward from the highly praised author of The Tiny One ("Minot has a sorceress's ability to perceive the emotional spirits trapped in nature and a wild, unstrung, lyrical gift" — The New York Times Book Review).
This is the story of the Bramble family — Margaret, Max, and Edie — three adult siblings careening through wildly different byways of adult life. Margaret, mother of three, drowning in a sea of runny noses and lost mittens, is a nurturer with a sense of humor, a witty woman at wits' end, about to take her ailing father into the tumult and chaos of her already overcrowded home. Edie, her younger sister, is a barely recognizable version of Margaret's former self — young, single, clicking smartly down city streets in good shoes, but struggling mightily beyond her sister's vision to anchor her desultory, and intensely solitary, life. Max, newly married, newly a father, is buckling under the weight of new responsibilities. Over the course of one critical season, a long hidden secret will be revealed, remaking each of them, and all they thought they knew about one another and about themselves.
Lyrical, emotional, and large-hearted — a sweeping and unfailingly precise depiction of the allegiances, as well as the miscommunications and misunderstandings, upon which we build our lives — The Brambles is ringing confirmation of Eliza Minot's abundant gifts.
"Minot's graceful, candid novel about the meaning of adulthood and the depth of family attachment follows the three siblings of the titular clan as they face the consequences of their life choices. Margaret is an ambivalent mother of three who relinquished her autonomy and former identity as a hip New Yorker for a suburban life of carpools; Max, a new father, quit his job as an independent film producer but hides the truth from his wife by pretending to go to work every day; depressed, lonely 20-something Edie struggles with singlehood and a newly acquired eating disorder. Now, they must cope with their widowed father, Arthur, who moves into Margaret's home to suffer through the final stages of cancer. There is also the matter of a long-held family secret, revealed, of course, when they least expect it. Minot (Susan's sister and author of The Tiny One) has a refreshing, contemporary voice, and even the most mundane moments — Edie talking to herself in the car, Margaret's daughter dancing on the lawn — contain surprising swells of emotion. As it turns out, the revealed secret is melodramatic and far-fetched, but this novel excels all the same, buoyed up by its quiet conflicts and small, gorgeous glimpses at truth. 40,000 announced first printing; author tour. (July 21)" Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
"Eliza Minot's delicious debut, 'The Tiny One' (1999), was lovingly packed with the semi-autobiographical details of a child's memories of the day her mother died. The author's precocious young doppelganger wondered 'how something so big could fit into such a little thing as a day.' In her graceful second novel, Minot confidently trades the fresh innocence of that girlish narrator for the frazzled... Washington Post Book Review (read the entire Washington Post review) intensity of Margaret Bright, a thirty-something suburban housewife. 'The Brambles' turns the question posed by 'The Tiny One' on its head, now asking how so many small things can fill the yawning space of a day. A mother of three, Margaret has been 'thrown into neutral' by her love for the reckless, hungry brood that is her family and the needy, terminally ill man who is her father. She struggles to make her way through the 'blended doughy (Play-Dohy!) days' that vary for her in small ways but are still the same every day. 'The Brambles' is no pulse-racing story about the death of a patriarch and an explosive family secret; it's a leisurely, unfolding scrapbook of the thoughts and impressions of Margaret, her bulimic younger sister, Edie, and her sensitive film producer brother, Max. Max has secretly quit his job and spends his days trolling around New York's Upper West Side, hiding from his wife and child and wondering how he ended up so directionless. Edie works for a popular talk show, struggling to live among 'the drone of televisions' and the deafening emptiness of her own life. Margaret is 'immersed in her abundance of children' but also unprotected and alone with her self-doubts. Minot's characters think deeply about their lives and futures as their dying father journeys to Margaret's home in New Jersey, where he will live out his final days. Minot favors the lyrical backward glance, parsing the present into finely crafted bits of memory and personal history. The forward movement of the novel — too gentle and lazy at times — is of secondary importance. If it weren't for Margaret's penchant for holding the slippery edges of her domestic life together with itemized lists of things to fix ('Vaguely leaking washing machine'), things to remember ('Stamp machine at the post office. Still busted') and things to fear ('Code orange? Amber alert? War'), the novel's unsatisfying conclusion might make little sense. Thankfully, Margaret makes a list to keep the convoluted story straight, 'jotting down notes like she used to do during lectures in school.' Minot is an agile impressionist with a real talent for capturing the inner life of her characters. The challenge now is to craft a stronger, more textured fictional universe in which this radiant inner life may shine even more brightly. Laura Ciolkowski teaches literature at New York University and is on the faculty of the Institute for Research on Women and Gender at Columbia University." Reviewed by Laura Ciolkowski, Washington Post Book World (Copyright 2006 Washington Post Book World Service/Washington Post Writers Group)
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"Minot moves nimbly from one character's consciousness to the next, illustrating the power of family to hurt and to heal....A moving portrait of the ties that bind." Kirkus Reviews
"With its warm portrayal of families and relationships and its unexpected plot twists, Minot's new novel will appeal to a range of fiction audiences....A strong candidate for most collections." Library Journal
"An impressive stylistic leap from her admired first novel....Minot shows that she is not afraid to take risks to tease out from the beautiful bones of her story its marrow of suspense." Elle
"If Katherine Mansfield had lived to give birth and bury her parents, she would have written The Brambles. This is a luminous and lyrical book; the writing is rich, but slices like a shining blade. Eliza Minot is not afraid to tackle the big subjects: birth and death, as well as love and life. It is a triumph." Mary Gordon
"It takes the first third of the novel for Minot to weave her characters together, primarily through dialogue. It's a tricky way to set up a story because, as everyone knows, we are not who we say we are, and we only rarely say what we mean, even to those closest to us. But when a writer pulls it off, as Minot does, the result is rewarding." Los Angles Times
"Minot writes radiantly about muddledness: Her prose has the brilliant quality of sharpened detail you experience when you finally get eyeglasses, and that blurred green of the trees turns out to be composed of countless distinct leaves — when the ordinary turns out to be fully extraordinary." Newsday
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A luminous, panoramic novel of family life and family ties, "The Brambles" tells the story of adult siblings Margaret, Max, and Edie, who, over the course of one critical season, find out more about one another--and themselves--than they ever knew was possible.
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Letter: Christians' attitudes toward others driven by God's word
Nancy Mercier's letter of Oct. 20 bemoans why Christians "don't love God and their neighbors." She assails Christian bigotry, hatred, homophobia, elitism, cynicism, etc.
Nancy, is it easy to love neighbors who demean, persecute, belittle, demonize or disrespect us Christians? No. It is difficult. Why? They demand Christians accept their ways of life, which, according to God's word, we cannot. They ignore that a loving God is also just. They reject that a loving God will, one day, punish those who disobey him. Yet, when we lovingly attempt to inform them that their ways are offensive or abominable to God, we are screamed at, shouted down, cursed at or labeled homophobic.
And yet, we Christians still pray for our neighbors who are intolerant of us. We pray they will accept God's saving grace. Yes, it is hard to love those who don't reciprocate. No, we don't like being persecuted for spreading God's word. And in spite of all this, we continue loving our neighbors as best we can and we pray for the strength to do this.
We Christians are imperfect, struggling human beings and we will continue to pray for those who curse us. Why? Because God commands us to. We want others to receive the same gift God gave us — salvation and eternal life through Jesus Christ.
Nancy, we do love our God and neighbors. We do pray for those who persecute us because true Christians are not bigoted, hateful, homophobic, elite, cynical, etc.; they are faithful and true to God's word. Do not misconstrue our faithfulness to God's word as not loving our neighbors; this is precisely why we reach out to them. We love them and want them to come to the knowledge and glory of God's saving grace.
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Was thinking about something today and thought it would make a good discussion since there is always a lot of talk on here about "well child" visits. I spent what seemed like most of my childhood on antibiotics and in and out of the doctors office. There was nothing seriously wrong with me, my mom just took me to the doctor every time I had the slightest sniffle. I did seem to be sick a lot (strep throat, ear infections, sinus infections, etc) but then again I was 100% formula fed and fully vaccinated, and we lived off of mostly processed foods. I admit I do secretly hold it against my mom, especially when I see my little brother being put through the same thing. She's ignorant and didn't live in "the age of information" though, so what are you going to do. I just wish she would have been a little more open-minded to natural things. I remember traumatic scenes at the doctor's office, like being held down for blood to be drawn. I had a bad phobia of needles until a few years ago I overcame it by taking phlebotomy classes as part of my college course. I remeber being held down and having gritty antibiotics sholved down my throat, being told I "had to do this or that", and I HAD to have vaccines or I couldn't attend school. Makes me wonder if I subconsciously knew it was all wrong. I suffered with bad candida into my teen years and until just a year or two ago, now most of my sympoms have cleared up thanks to probiotics, diet, and just knowing the truth about these things.
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The second goal of today's match against Liverpool, and Ramsey's 11th in his last 18 appearances, was another bomb the likes of which we've come to expect from the Welshman. From a standing position, Ramsey waits for an oncoming ball to bounce at just the right height and bam, he swings and it's in. I haven't picked up my copy of Football Manager 2014 yet, but if his long shot trait is anything less than 17, that's a travesty.
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You have 2 problems here, at least. In the dog picture the spots are white and in the window picture they are black.
Now thinking of the negative, the dog has dark spots and the window has light spots. Typically, air bubbles or pinholes are low in development and circular leaving lower development on the negative and thus light spots. So, the window picture might classify as having pinholes but they are not round in your example. The dog picture has what looks like dust or dirt. The window picture has some appearance of pinholes.
Did you prewet the film before development? Many films cry for this treatment to prevent pinholes (air bubbles). This varies with film and often vary from film to film type in the same tank.
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|The Zig Zag Girl by Griffiths, Elly.
-- The Wall Street Journal In the first installment of a compelling new series by Elly Griffiths, a band of magicians who served together in World War II track a killer who's performing their deadly tricks. Brighton, 1950. The body of a girl is found cut into three pieces. Detective Inspector Edgar Stephens is convinced the killer is mimicking a famous magic trick—the Zig Zag Girl. The inventor of the trick, Max Mephisto, is an old war friend of Edgar's. They served together in a shadowy unit
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|The walking dead. Volume 8, Made to suffer by Kirkman, Robert, author.
They thought they were safe in the prison. They were wrong. A force far more deadly than the walking dead is at their door and when the dust settles, their rank will be decimated. No one is safe!
|Oct 4, 2015
|The walking dead. Volume 7, The calm before by Kirkman, Robert, author.
Lori's pregnancy has come to term - the birth is near. After everything they've been through, though, can anything prepare Rick and the other survivors for what they are about to experience? A major turning point in the series is reached.
|Oct 4, 2015
|The walking dead. Volume 6, This sorrowful life by Kirkman, Robert, author.
Trapped in a town surrounded by madmen, Rick must find a way out or die trying. Meanwhile, back at the prison, the rest of the survivors come to grips with the fact Rick may be dead. A major turning point in the series is reached. Collects issues #31-36.
|Oct 4, 2015
|The walking dead. Volume 5, The best defense by Kirkman, Robert, author.
As the survivors settle into their prison home something has drawn them out into the open... out of the prison... out of their sanctuary. This is a major turning point for the over-all story of THE WALKING DEAD and it sets the stage for years to come.
|Oct 4, 2015
|The walking dead. Volume 4, The heart's desire by Kirkman, Robert, author.
Life in the prison starts to get interesting for Rick Grimes and the rest of our survivors. Relationships heat up, fizzle out, and change entirely almost overnight. By the end of this volume, relationships between key characters are radically changed, setting the stage for future events in The Walking Dead. Collects issues #19-24.
|Oct 4, 2015
|The walking dead. Volume 3, Safety behind bars by Kirkman, Robert, author.
An epidemic of apocalyptic proportions has swept the globe, causing the dead to rise and feed on the living. In a matter of months, society has crumbled: There is no government, no grocery stores, no mail delivery, no cable TV. In a world ruled by the dead, we are forced to finally begin living.This volume follows our band of survivors as they set up a permanent camp inside a prison. Relationships change, characters die, and our team of survivors learn there's something far more deadly than zomb
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|The walking dead. Volume 23 by Kirkman, Robert, author.
The new era of peace and prosperity is interrupted by a new type of enemy. One that travels amongst the walkers. One that will turn whispers of their appearance to screams. Collects THE WALKING DEAD #133-138
|Oct 4, 2015
|The walking dead. Volume 22, A new beginning by Kirkman, Robert, author.
In the aftermath of ALL OUT WAR we discover...A NEW BEGINNING.
|Oct 4, 2015
|The walking dead. Volume 21, All out war, part two by Kirkman, Robert, author.
Alexandria has been destroyed. Can Rick rally the other communities against Negan's army?
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|The walking dead. Volume 20, All out war, part one by Kirkman, Robert, author.
The biggest storyline in THE WALKING DEAD history starts here. It's Rick versus Negan, with a little help from everyone else!
|Oct 4, 2015
|The walking dead. Volume 2, Miles behind us by Kirkman, Robert, author.
This volume follows our band of survivors on their tragic journey in search of shelter. Characters live and die as they brave a treacherous landscape littered with packs of the walking dead.
|Oct 4, 2015
|The walking dead. Volume 19, March to war by Kirkman, Robert, author.
Rick. Ezekiel. Gregory. Negan. Each man holds the fate of their community in their hands... and WAR is on the horizon. This volume collects THE WALKING DEAD #109-114, the prelude to ALL OUT WAR-the epic battle that will change the world of THE WALKING DEAD for years to come.
|Oct 4, 2015
|The walking dead. Volume 17, Something to fear by Kirkman, Robert, author.
In this volume of the NYT bestselling survival horror, Rick and his band of survivors work to build a larger network of thriving communities, and soon discover that Negan's 'Saviors' prove to be a larger threat than they could have fathomed. Crossing Negan will lead to serious, dire consequences for the group; it seems that for the first time since the Governor's reign of terror that Rick may have Something to Fear.
|Oct 4, 2015
|The walking dead. Volume 1, Days gone bye by Kirkman, Robert, author.
Rick Grimes is not prepared for this. A couple months ago he was a small town cop who had never fired a shot and only ever saw one dead body. Separated from his family he must now sort through the death and confusion to try and find his wife and son.
|Oct 4, 2015
|The son of Sobek - a Carter Kane/Percy Jackson adventure by Riordan, Rick, author.
Carter Kane is investigating rumored sightings of a monster on Long Island when he runs into something else: a mysterious boy named Percy Jackson. And their meeting isn't exactly friendly ...
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WSU Upward Bound-Okanogan County offers a diverse curriculum, with both group experiences and individualized academic counseling to support students in reaching their academic goals. Saturday workshops, regular specialty workshops, individual advising, tutoring and an opportunity to participate in various hands-on educational experiences provide a rich and fun learning experience for UB students.
Leadership and Community Service
WSU Upward Bound - Okanogan County provides opportunities for students to develop the community and leadership skills that will help them to become citizen-leaders in their chosen communities.
Cultural and Social Development
Each year WSU Upward Bound participants have the opportunity to choose, plan and experience a cultural/educational trip during Spring break. Over the years, students have chosen to visit various colleges throughout the state, the Museum of Glass in Tacoma; State Capital in Olympia; the Indian Cultural Museum at the University of Washington, the Total Music Experience, and China town districts in Seattle...just to name a few!
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Being a senior in high school is both exciting and challenging at the same time. Trying to keep up with classes and figure out how to get into college can make life very stressful. Upward Bound provides help to seniors and their parents to keep them on track, and to help them negotiate the college application process--with less stress!
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Jackknifed semi triggers pile-up
CABOT A tractor-trailer jackknifed on Route 2 in Cabot early Monday, according to police, causing a four-car accident.
State police said the truck, driven by Zuhdija Husic, 42, of Utica, N.Y., was eastbound. Police said Timothy Sweeney, 49, of Northfield, was driving west in an Agency of Transportation truck and tried to avoid hitting Husic but ended up striking the side of his truck.
Nicole Laprade, 41, of Barre, was driving behind Sweeney and had to swerve off the road to avoid colliding with Sweeney or Husic, police said. Bailee Laplant, 19, of Richmond, was driving east and came down the hill unaware of the accident and struck Sweeneys vehicle on the drivers side, police said.
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Mr. DeMint seemed to think she was making it too complicated. "Unlike most of the big government solutions coming out of Washington that cost taxpayers billions, this amendment doesn't cost a single penny," he said. "We can turn the water on so thousands of Central Valley farmers can get back to work without creating another federal program or bailing out another industry."
Mr. Nunes told The Washington Times he was "very disappointed" that the DeMint amendment was not approved. "California's senators are behaving as if they represent minnows, not human beings," he said.
Threat from HHS
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, Kentucky Republican, had some strong words for the government office that tried to silence an insurance provider based in his home state.
"For explaining to seniors how legislation might affect them, the federal government has now issued a gag order on that company, and any other company that communicates with clients on the issue, telling them to shut up - or else," Mr. McConnell said of a letter from an office inside the Department of Health and Human Services that asked Humana to quit "misleading" and "confusing" its customers about health care reform legislation.
HHS sent this aggressive request to Humana because the company had sent a mailer to its customers that warned, "Millions of seniors and disabled individuals could lose many important benefits," if the legislation passes.
The letter by Teresa DeCaro, acting director of Medicare's Drug and Health Plan Contract Administration Group, read in part: "We are instructing you to end immediately all such mailings."
"Please be advised that we take this matter very seriously and, based upon the findings of our investigation, will pursue compliance and enforcement actions," the Sept. 18 letter said.
"It's hard to imagine any justification for this," Mr. McConnell said. "But if the people behind this latest effort believe they have some legal justification for shutting up a private company, then they need to explain themselves to the American people. More specifically, they need to explain to 11 million seniors on Medicare Advantage why they shouldn't be allowed to know how cuts to this program will affect their coverage."
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Marie Minnich brings fervor and art to interior design, and adheres to a design philosophy of proportion and harmony based on the principles of the golden mean. This mandate is combined with cutting edge, in-depth technical knowledge of environmentally responsible design, allowing Ms. Minnich to combine aesthetics with ethics. She holds an M.S. in Interior Design in Sustainable Development and is committed to vintage finds as a viable part of sustainability!


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Chop Saws
Milwaukee 14 in. 4.0 Hp Abrasive Chop Saw 6177-20$159.00
The 6177-20 14" Abrasive Chop Saw's Powerful 15 Amp, 4.0 maximum horsepower motor delivers Legendary Durability and Performance. With speeds up to 3900 RPM, the 6177-20 allows for fast cutting of drywall track in bundles, angle iron, conduit, pipe, channels, tubing, and rebar up to a 5 inch maximum capacity. A durable light weight design allows the user portability without sacrificing durability, while its oversized wheel guards provide added protection from debris. A 45 degree miter capacity with an adjustable fence allows for quick and accurate miter cuts without flipping heavy material. The large spindle lock button provides quick and easy blade changes wearing gloves; while the quick adjust vise clamp allows the clamp to be adjusted quickly when cutting different material sizes.
- 14" Abrasive Cut-Off Machine (6177-20)
- Vise
- Abrasive Wheel
- Hex wrench
- Powerful 15 Amp, 4.0 Maximum Horsepower Motor: Delivers maximum cutting performance in a wide variety of materials
- Large Cutting Capacity: Provides versatility for a wide range of cutting applications, up to 5" pipe
- Durable Light Weight Design: 40 lbs light weight design for portability without sacrificing durability
- Oversized Wheel Guards: Provides added protection from debris
- 45 Degree Miter Capacity With Adjustable Fence: Allows for quick and accurate miter cuts without flipping heavy material
- Large Spindle Lock Button: Provides quick and easy blade changes wearing gloves
- Quick Adjust Vise Clamp: Allows clamp to be adjusted quickly when cutting different material sizes
- All Ball Bearing Construction: Delivers maximum durability
- Voltage: 120 AC/DC
- Amps: 15.0
- Wheel Size: 14"
- Max HP: 4.0
- No Load RPM: 3,900
- Arbor Size: 1"
- Cut Type: Abrasive
- Mitering Fence: Yes
- Spindle: 1"
- Spindle Lock: Yes
- Bevel Capacity: 45 degrees
- Capacity in OD Pipe: 5"
- Capacity in Bar Stock: 4-5/8" by 4-5/8"
- Capacity in Square Stock: 5"
- Capacity in Round Pipe: 5"
- Length: 16"
- Shipping Weight: 45.6 lbs
Genesis 14 in. Abrasive Chop Saw GMCS140$109.99
- Heavy duty 15 amp high-torque motor
- Cuts pipe, rebar, angle iron, drywall studs, and more.
- Handles up to 4-1/2" round stock
- Adjustable fence miters up to 45 degrees
- Convenient quick-release vise
- Safety Lock -Off switch
- Spindle Lock for quick wheel changes
- 2 Year warranty
- CSA Listed
Includes: 14" Abrasive Wheel and Wrench
- Rated Voltage: 120V~ 60Hz
- Rated Input Power: 15 Amp
- No Load Speed: 2,800 RPM
- Blade Size: 14" (355 mm)
- Arbor Size: 1" (25 mm)
- Max Cutting Capacity: Round: 4-1/2" (120mm)
- Max Cutting Capacity Square: 4" (100mm)
- Max Cutting Capacity Rectangular: 2-3/4" x 6-5/8" (70mm x 170mm)
- Net Weight: 44 Lbs
Dewalt 14" Chop Saw w/ Quick-Change Keyless Blade Change System D28715$199.00
- Powerful 15.0 Amp/5.5 HP (maximum motor HP) motor provides more overload capacity, increasing performance and durability
- Quick-Change Blade Change System increases productivity by providing the user the ability to change wheels without a wrench Patented Quick-Fence(TM) tool-free, 45° adjustable fence allows for fast and accurate angle cuts without using a wrench
- Quick-Lock Vise allows for fast clamping on different size materials to increase productivity
- Soft start extends gear and motor life by reducing start up torque
- Ergonomically designed "D" handle provides a more comfortable hand position, reducing fatigue and increasing productivity
- Extra wide solid steel base provides increased stability when cutting longer material. The four pre-drilled holes in the base allow easy bolt down to any work bench. The solid steel base also allows user to weld jigs or stops directly to the base.
- Heavy-duty lock down pin allows head of the saw to be locked in the carrying position without the use of a chain
- Heavy-duty compression spring provides smooth movement and greater durability than torsion springs
- Spindle Lock allows user to make wheel changes quickly and easily, saving time and money
- Large cutting capacity (5" round / 4-1/2" x 6-1/2" rectangle) provides the ability to cut a wide variety of materials
- Adjustable spark guard allows user to channel sparks
- Easily accessible brushes allow for convenient servicing on the worksite to minimize downtime
Dewalt 14" Chop Saw 4 Hp D28700$164.99
- 15.0 Amp/4.0 HP (maximum motor HP) motor provides overload protection, increasing performance and durability
- Ergonomically designed horizontal "D" handle provides a more comfortable hand position reducing fatigue and increasing productivity
- Quick-lock vise allows for fast clamping on different size materials to increase productivity
- 45° pivoting fence allows for fast and accurate angle cuts
- Steel base allows users to weld jigs or stops directly onto the base
- Spindle lock allows users to make wheel changes quickly and easily saving time and money
- Integrated top handle allows the saw to be carried around easily
- Heavy-duty lock down pin allows the head of the saw to be locked in the carrying position
- Adjustable spark guard allows the users to direct sparks away from the work area
- On-board wheel change wrench provides convenient storage while reducing the risk of lost wrenches
- Compression spring provides smoother movement and increased durability versus torsion springs
- Amps: 15.0 Amps
- No Load Speed: 3,800 rpm
- Spindle Lock: Yes
- Quick Lock Vise: Yes
- Wheel Arbor: 1"
- Wheel Diameter: 14"
- Max Capacity:(Round)4-1/2"
- Max Capacity:(Rectangular)4-3/4" x 5-1/3"
- Tool Length: 21"
- Tool Weight: 35 lbs
- Horsepower: 4.0 HP
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Astros recalled LHP Dallas Keuchel from Triple-A Oklahoma City.
Yadier Molina is in the lineup for Game 4 of the NLDS against the Cubs on Tuesday.
CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reports that the Padres will interview Alex Cora for their managerial vacancy.
According to Bill Shaikin of the Los Angeles Times, Chase Utley will have the appeal hearing of his two-game suspension next Monday.
Addison Russell (hamstring) is not in the starting lineup for Game 4 of the NLDS against the Cardinals on Tuesday.
Yoenis Cespedes went 3-for-5 with a three-run homer in Monday's win over the Dodgers in Game 3 of the NLDS.
Jorge Soler belted a two-run homer and reached base in all four plate appearances in Monday's NLDS Game 3 victory over the Cardinals.
John Lackey will start Game 4 of the NLDS for the Cardinals against the Cubs Tuesday on short rest.
Kevin Pillar went 3-for-4 with a home run and three RBI in Monday's win over the Rangers.
Wade Davis nailed down a two-inning save in the Royals' 9-6 ALDS Game 4 win on Monday in Houston.
Eric Hosmer went 2-for-5 with a homer and three RBI in the Royals' ALDS Game 4 win over the Astros.
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Ladies, quit lying to yourselves. He DOES look at porn.
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I couldn't care less if my DF watches it.
No, not all men look at porn. Unless you know all men in the world you shouldn't generalize. My husband does not look at porn, I know that to be fact.
God Loves you and So do I.
Unless you married a conservative Christian man, in which case he believes that porn is a form of infidelity and exercises self control to maintain his sex life inside his marriage.
No, not all men look at pron...Dh doesn't, he did when he was a teen but not since we have been married..8 years


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I am having a lot of trouble coming up with a name that both my husband and I like and that isn't completely torn apart by the rest of the family. We tend to like names that are uncommon, but not so out there that you really scratch your head. Bonus if it sounds like it came out of Lord of the Rings. I tend to favor the Gaelic, Welsh and Greek names, particularly those starting with A or E.
My current favorites are Arienne (Air-e-en, Greek/Gaelic depending on how you want to spell it) Aries (my mother HATES) Ellyn (my husband hates) Ellowyn (everyone hates but me.)
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- Hibachi Experience (9/23/14)
- Eat to the Beat Dinner
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Culinary Demos and Wine Seminars
Online booking is available, however, Tables in Wonderland members must call Disney Dining Reservations to receive the TiW discount on these events.
Tables in Wonderland discounts apply Monday through
Thursday ONLY and reservations must be made via telephone.
Scent Demonstration - Sunday, Oct. 2 from 2:45 to 4:00 p.m. $13 per person, tax included. Theme Park admission required.
Join scent critic Chandler Burr
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made entirely of scents! You'll also get to taste one
of the courses, prepared by a Disney chef.
Culinary Demonstrations – $11 and $13 ($9 & $11 for Tables in Wonderland members, Mon-Thurs only). Theme Park admission required.
Learn from celebrated chefs and beverage professionals at these 45-minute culinary sessions. Pick up a few tips and best of all – taste the demonstrated dish and beverage!
Daily: 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m. (Schedule HERE. Online booking available HERE. )
Wine/Beverage Seminars – $10 & $12 ($8 and $10 for Tables in Wonderland members, Mon-Thurs only). Theme Park admission required.
A 45-minute seminar allows you to meet the featured winery principal or beverage expert, learn a few tips, and sample the selected wines/beverages.
Daily: 12 noon, 2 p.m., 4 p.m. (Schedule HERE. Online booking available HERE.)
Mixology Seminars – $12 ($10 for Tables in Wonderland members, Mon-Thurs only). Theme Park admission required.
It's Happy Hour time. Watch a skilled mixologist demonstrate the art of preparing new and classic cocktails and sample the prepared concoctions. Cheers!
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2006 Jeep Commander • V8 4WD Automatic • 108,578 miles
2006 jeep commander won't click or start sometimes. After turning key several times to start, it will start. Cluster panel is always well lit. When I turn the the key all the way for a few seconds, I hear what sounds like the starter engaging then it turns over, but sometimes that doesn't happen.I have to wait or keep trying, then it starts
January 24, 2011.
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Could be the starter motor, starter relay and ignition switch assuming the battery condition and connections are good.
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1994 Toyota 4 runner in great shape with a dealer rebuilt v6 about 25k on new motor. I turn the key it clicks at the starter. After finding the starter most well hidden ive ever found ...
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Meeting on the significance of internalization and alumni systems at the University of Szeged
A workshop was held on 15th April, 2015 on the results of the Campus Hungary higher education mobility programme and on the topic of internalization and country image. Gergely Phrőle, deputy state secretary in charge of international and EU affairs also took part in the meeting.
Szeged gained 5th place in the top 100 list
The city of the SZTE (University of Szeged) is again in the toplist: Szeged was ranked 5th in the top 100 list of the international website Trivago. Notable: in the top 10 list of the best university towns Szeged is the only Hungarian one and it came in 8th place.


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Yemeni government forces captured al Qaeda's main stronghold in the southern part of the country on Tuesday after insurgents blew up the local government compound there and fled, the Defence Ministry said. The mountainous al-Mahfad area of Abyan province, along with Azzan in the adjacent province of Shabwa, has been the militants' main stronghold in Yemen since 2012. In that year, the Yemeni army, with U.S. help, drove the fighters from towns they had seized during a chaotic national uprising in 2011.
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With time literally expiring, Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell fights his way across the goal line to score the game-winning touchdown over the San Diego Chargers.
It was "switch up" week on Dancing With the Stars Monday, and nobody was more excited about it than real American hero, Alek Skarlatos who was positively giddy to be partnered with pro Emma Slater.
Who says dog food can't be as delectable as dishes served at a Michelin Star restaurant? Bon Appetit asked award-winning chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten to prepare a healthy, dog-friendly meal for a couple of our furry friends: rescue dogs @marniethedog and Ripley. Watch them enjoy the ultimate doggy-bag meal. To adopt adorable rescue dogs like the ones in the video please visit: www.humanesociety.org www.lasthopeanimalrescue.org
Watch a panel discussion from The Paley Center for Media's annual ultimate TV fan festival, PaleyFest NY. Next up is The Affair featuring Dominic West, Ruth Wilson, Maura Tierney, Josh Jackson and Sarah Treem.
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Community Episode 1: Ladders
Community Episode 2: Lawnmower Maintenance and Postnatal Care
Community Episode 3: Basic Crisis Room Decorum
Community Episode 4: Queer Studies and Advanced Waxing
Community Episode 5: Laws of Robotics and Party Rights
Community Episode 6: Basic Email Security
Sin City Saints Episode 1: The Fool Monty
Sin City Saints Episode 2: Smoke and Mirrors
Sin City Saints Episode 3: Gone Catfishing
Sin City Saints Episode 4: Mrs. Wu's Tang
Sin City Saints Episode 5: A Basket Full of Rainbows
Sin City Saints Episode 6: You Booze, You Lose