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A large historic mirror that was once on display at the Castlemaine Town Hall will be restored to its former glory.
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The Education Union has called off a public campaign against the Tasmania Tomorrow reforms to post-Year 10 education, acknowledging the union is split over the shake-up.
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Three people were shot and wounded on Thursday (local time) when a gunman opened fire in a community college in Phoenix, Arizona, the school reported on its website.
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A seven-year-old north Queensland boy is being considered for a bravery award after calmly calling for help when a fire broke out in his house on Thursday night.
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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has moved to assure the coal-fired power generators that they will get help to cope with the changes caused by an emissions trading scheme.
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A fire in a 10-storey building in South Korea has killed six people and seriously injured another four.
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The Parthenon of the Athens Acropolis will undergo restoration work.
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New minister Paul Caica tells reporters he hopes to end the teachers' dispute in SA soon.
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Police fear for the safety of a mother whose dead baby was found dumped in a shopping bag.
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New Industrial Relations Minister Paul Caica hopes he can end the SA teachers' dispute.
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Amir Khan believes Britain's boxers can win eight medals at the Beijing Olympics.
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A mosque under construction in north-west China has collapsed, killing at least seven people with others possibly buried under the rubble, Xinhua news agency said.
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A man jailed for shining a laser light into the cockpit of a helicopter is seeking release from jail in South Australia.
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There are renewed calls for the development of a deep-water port in Carnarvon to capitalise on the booming export market.
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The New South Wales Government has increased compensation payments by nearly $90,000 for families of workers killed on the job.
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The National Australia Bank has made provisions for a possible loss of $830 million on debt-related investments because of the global credit crunch and the slump in the United States housing market.
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Odell Hathaway, our guest/friend/budding videographer likes to take pics and video of me doing the "Food Tour" at breakfast time. You might be able to focus on the food in the video while I am focusing on my ever-drooping face! Both are entertaining. In this video, I have prepared breakfast for a small group of returning guests a couple of weekends ago. Bill was in Eugene for the weekend and I had our guests/friends all to myself! The baked apple french toast I am describing is an adapted recipe originally from The Shelburne Inn, our dear friends, David and Laurie. I love making this dish–something you can put together the night before and bake in the morning. Thanks to Odell for posting this video to YouTube! Come to Boreas Inn–we have availability over Memorial Day weekend—which is NEXT weekend. We promise to make you very happy indeed at our Long Beach Washington Bed and Breakfast. Boreas inn is upscale, but never pretentious!
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We're Always Cooking Up a Storm at Boreas B&B in Long Beach, Washington
May 21st, 2011 by Susie Goldsmith
The Goonies 25th Anniversary Celebration "Never Say Die"!
May 19th, 2010 by Susie Goldsmith
The Goonies 25th Anniversary Celebration will take place across the River in Astoria from June 4-7, 2010. The Goonies was filmed locally in Astoria, OR and was originally released on June 7, 1985. But did you know that the Goonie's director, Richard Donner, also directed Superman and The Lethal Weapon series and that it was a Steven Spielberg (E.T., Jaws, Schindler's List) presentation? The Goonies screenplay was by Chris Columbus (Home Alone, Harry Potter series, Mrs. Doubtfire) from a story by Spielberg. Richard Donner produced the movie with Harvey Bernhard (The Lost Boys) and Spielberg executive produced with Frank Marshall and Kathleen Kennedy (Indiana Jones series, Back to the Future, Curious Case of Benjamin Button). Clearly, The Goonies had a group of young geniuses masterminding a movie that has stood the test of time and is much beloved by fans around the world.
"In 1985 when The Goonies was filmed, we knew the movie would create a lasting impact in Astoria, and its legacy continues 25 years later," stated Willis Van Dusen, Mayor of Astoria, Oregon. "This celebration is dedicated to the amazing Goonies fans and to the film itself, both of which have become an integral part of the cultural fabric of Astoria." Well–that can't be a bad thing, after all, The Goonies has given us pleasure, excitement and giggles for 25 years!
The Goonies is an adventure-comedy film set in Astoria about a group of kids from the "Goon Docks" neighborhood of Astoria (hence the nickname "Goonies) who band together hoping to save their homes from foreclosure and demolition due to the expansion of the Astoria Country Club. The group embarks on an adventure to find the buried treasure of a legendary 17th century pirate, One-Eyed Willy. The kids have an exciting time on their coastal antics featuring spooky caves, old lighthouses, treacherous traps, pirate maps and skeletons, clever script and much beloved characters– Mikey, Chunk, Data, Mouth (Corey Feldman), Brandon (Josh Brolin!) Rosalita and the rest of the nasty Fratelli's. The ending of The Goonies is classic, perfect and predictable with the jewels from the pirate ship providing more than enough to save everyone's homes from foreclosure and demolition. The story and its ending could also ring true for homeowners battling their individual crises during our nation's current "Great Recession"! If only we could plunder a pirate ship and bail out everyone losing their homes–or better yet, bail out those of us running small businesses! Let's all go search for treasure!
The Goonies 25th Anniversary Celebration has a schedule of events in Astoria and a very cool website. The Astoria-Warrenton Chamber, of which we are proud members, is partnering with Warner Brothers on the event who are assisting in marketing and licensing Goonies souvenirs, which will be sold at the "Goon Docks", the center of all the Goonies Celebration events. Boreas has rooms available for the celebration weekend so you can be at the beach but be within a half- hour of all the events. Watch a video clip of The Goonies and come to Boreas for the Goonie's celebration!
It's Springtime in February at Boreas B&B in Long Beach, Washington!
February 20th, 2010 by Susie Goldsmith
The thermometers have been reading in the 70's in the sun and in the 60's in the shade and we are ever so grateful to celebrate this precious sunshine in our mild winter season. If we say this too loudly, winter will return, as gentle as it has been this season. So shhhhhh! It has snowed in March the last two years; just when we thought we had sailed through winter into springtime. Long Beach, Washington weather is tough to predict–and always a surprise–but thinking back the 15 seasons we've been here, this isn't all that unusual for February!
I baked a Pineapple Toasted Macadamia Nut coffee cake for one of the pastry courses for our guests for tomorrow's breakfast. Fine breakfast cuisine is our tradition at Boreas Inn and we hope that we rank with the best in the west at our romantic beach getaway in Long Beach, Washington! I will post the recipe on our website when I get a chance.
The mini-daffodils are so bright and hopeful on the front deck of the inn and the banners are bright against our residence. I have been fighting the urge to buy more spring plants–but know if I do, we will have a freeze. Guests are walking on the beach, exploring the lighthouses and dining at The Depot, Pelicano Restaurant and Jimella's tonight for dinner. The best dining in the state of Washington is right here on the Peninsula. Lucky us!
We have rooms available for next weekend, the 26th and 27th of February–and even the Dunes Suite awaits your escape to the beach. The gray whales are cruising by and the North Head Lighthouse and the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center is a great place for spotting them! On occasion, they approach the jetty and scrape off their barnacles. Next weekend at the World Kite Museum, the Asian New Year Celebration continues with the spectacular kites of Malaysia and Singapore. The Kite Museum has the largest private collection of kites in the entire world and is well worth a visit–walking distance from Boreas!
So come dine at the source, sleep in the lap of luxury and play at the prettiest beach in the Northwest. Make each day a cause for celebration and we will be your co-conspirators in planning a quick getaway to Long Beach!
Rooms with a View for the Holidays!
December 22nd, 2009 by Susie Goldsmith
We're open for Christmas and even cooking prime rib for our guests! We still have rooms open on Christmas and the weather is sunny! None of our favorite restaurants are open for Christmas Day, so we're inviting "orphans" and our guests to a prime rib potluck. Christmas Eve dinner is royally celebrated at our best dinner houses so you will have a great evening out. Then you can come home to the Inn, so pretty with decorations from our annual guest Holiday Decorating Party. New Years' Day Crab Cake and Champagne Brunch is included, of course, if you spend a couple of nights over New Years' with us. Here's our January 1, 2010 Menu! Reserve now!
Boreas Inn's 2010 New Years' Day Crab Cake and Champagne Brunch
Chilled fruit soup with five berries and soft cream
Boreas Famous Butterscotch Sticky Buns
Apricot Tarts with a delicate Cream Cheese and Butter Crust
Orange Juice
Coffee and tea
Fresh Dungeness Crab Cakes with Romesco
Scrambled Eggs with Cream Cheese & Smoked Salmon
Wild Porcini Mushroom and Sausage Gravy
Served over Fresh Chive Butter Biscuits
The Weekend the Hughes and the Carpenters Came to Boreas!
June 15th, 2009 by Susie Goldsmith
It was the second weekend of May and we needed comic relief (apparently!). Some folks think we're sort of picky about what we serve for breakfast at Boreas Bed and Breakfast Inn. This picture tells you everything! I told our guests that weekend about our dear guest, Tosh, who many years ago visited Boreas Inn with her husband for the International Kite Festival week. When confronted with the apparently, ominous, three-course breakfast we were about to serve her, she asked for cereal. (I'm certain that I looked surprised!) Always aiming to please our guests at whatever personal sacrifice, I had a box of Crispix cereal at our house, so I ran over and got it and served her a bowl of cereal with fresh raspberries. The next day, she got the Crispix and one course of our breakfast, and the third day, she tossed in the towel and denied herself the Crispix altogether and ate the entire breakfast with gusto and continued to enjoy the feasts for the balance of the week.
Hearing the story that fun weekend in May, guests Steve and Amy Hughes and returning guest Karen Carpenter(always with a mischievous glint in her eye) and her daughter, Lori Anne, teamed up to prank Bill and me the next morning. We arrived to cook breakfast and on everyone's plate was a box of cereal. On our cooktop was a box of Crispix. I swear that our laughter woke everyone up that morning. (Not a bad way to wake up!) We have always said that on April Fools Day, we're going to get a McDonald's bag and fill it with goodies and serve it as a first course. But, again, we're just too picky about what we serve for breakfast at Boreas Inn! The morning of the prank, I went to our house and guess what I had for breakfast! That little box of Crispix!
Summer is Coming!
May 29th, 2009 by Susie Goldsmith
Bill and I are about to take a couple of days off together. We haven't done that since January–so we're off to Bend for two days leaving Boreas Inn in the hands of our trust substitute innkeeper, KC Worrall and her husband Kirk. I have known Kirk since high school summer drama days. We were in Winnie the Pooh together; he was Eeyore and I was Owl. Pooh had vodka in his honey jar. We had some new pics of the inn taken by a professional traveling photographer. He knocked at the door and presented with a beautiful wide angle digital camera and although it is not the best time of year quite yet for the gardens, he got a few interior shots that are hard for me to get. So I will stick a couple of them up on this blog. The weather in Long Beach is turning beautiful; the garden is finally getting into shape thanks to a lot of help from Skyler, Allan and Stacey this week. It was fun working together and I will get pics of the garden up on the blog as it starts to bloom. The Saturday Market at the Port of Ilwaco is going strong and the tall ships are coming in June. For events and festivals, always go to www.funbeach.com for the most up to date information. Or call us! We have plenty of openings in June, so come see us! Remember that dining on the Long Beach Peninsula is unique and very exciting. The salmlon fishing season promises to be on of the best in the last decade and sturgeon are still biting (and delicious). Have a great weekend!
Valentine's Weekend and Cape "D" Trivia
February 17th, 2009 by Susie Goldsmith
Well, finally, things seemed back to normal at Boreas Inn–we had a wonderfully busy long weekend with lovely guests. The weather was glorious, the stars were brilliant each night, and the Long Beach Peninsula was looking beautiful.
Over the last two nights, we had a couple staying in The Dunes Suite on their honeymoon. Around our age, these two amazing people were in so many ways very inspiring to us. (This is one of the real rewards of this work–we get to meet phenomenal people!) Alan has metastatic prostate cancer, is solid and hopeful and that helped us to be as optimistic as he is! He is totally in love with his new wife, Susan, who is like an old friend. After the wedding, she tripped and dislocated her left ring finger (I think), and of course, she's left-handed. Her hand was swollen and very painful. In spite of all the challenges, they were extremely gracious with us and so very loving with each other. How fortunate that they found each other and graced Boreas. Alan, as it turns out, is a most talented photographer. Yesterday, he caught an eagle in a classic pose down in the wetlands area at Beard's Hollow at Cape Disappointment State Park. I tried to to copy the eagle image he sent me, but the format couldn't copy so I will ask him to re-send the photographs as attachments. He loves taking pictures of flowers–and I may copy some of those onto a blog when I get a chance. Alan and Susan will be back to celebrate their first anniversary next year. Hopefully they will be back sooner!
The Chocolate Lover's Dinner at The Depot Restaurant was phenomenal this past weekend. Our guests loved it! I forgot to bring home a menu. The specialty dinners at our local restaurants never cease to amaze me. We had an early Valentine's dinner there on Friday night to celebrate Bill's birthday, which was marred by his fracturing his right ankle on the 10th. It's as swollen as Susan's left hand. He will get more x-rays tomorrow and find out the prognosis.
Now for a bit of trivia about one of the most frequently asked questions at Boreas. For those of you who don't know why Cape Disappointment and the Columbia River was so named, here's the explanation courtesy of Washington State Parks. In 1788, while in search of the Columbia River, English Captain John Meares missed the passage over the river bar and named the nearby headland Cape Disappointment for his failure in finding the river. In 1792, American Captain Robert Gray successfully crossed the river bar and named the river "Columbia" after his ship, the Columbia Rediviva. Only a few years later, in 1805, the Lewis and Clark Expedition arrived at Cape Disappointment. So now you have the real story!
Winter Storm Coming In!
December 11th, 2008 by Susie Goldsmith
So–this weekend we're having the B&B Open House in five inns on the Peninsula. This is an annual benefit for the local food banks and gives locals the chance to visit our inns decorated for the holidays and nibble on goodies at each inn. Having failed to get our B&B association's press release and photo in the local paper (they told us they didn't receive it–twice!), the word is out on KMUN radio, perhaps there was mention in the Daily Astorian (I re-sent the press release and added one of my own) and there was a brief listing in the local paper under Community Activities. So I have made Creme de Menthe cookies and I'm making chocolate and vanilla cupcakes frosted and decorated with pretty holiday sprinkles, spiced cider and other goodies and some of our friends will show up if they don't get blown away during the predicted storm tomorrow with wind gusts up to 70 mph. Then snow… over the weekend maybe. We are all a bit paranoid having been hammered with our "hurricane" last December 1-3 where we experienced 3 days of winds, 80-140 mph and really, nobody knew about how bad it was because we had absolutely no communication for three days. In actuality, Bill and I have US Cellular service and we had usable cell phones for most of the storm–but we didn't know how fortunate we were. So–Pacific County is going out of their way to prepare us with these dire predictions for the next few days.
We had our wonderful and mellow Holiday Decorating Party last weekend. Cindy and Robert Davis, Odell Hathaway, Jennifer Flickinger, Mary Berscheidt, Fred Humphrey and his daughter Amy and husband Gary Inman helped decorate. Bill did the exterior lighting–just perfect, as always. The weekend was relaxing, full of great food and the inn looks very pretty. (In case the neighbors all show up for the Open House this weekend!) Thank you to all of you, dear friends for your help in decorating! Wish I could get some good exterior shots of the lights at night–but it's so difficult to shoot! We still have an opening over New Years and some rooms after Christmas. (And lots before the holiday too!) So come to the wild SW Washington Coast and sit by the fire! I am attempting to upload images and the link isn't working–sorry! I will try again tomorrow.
Dragon Sky at Boreas
October 6th, 2008 by Susie Goldsmith
It was a stormy day this Saturday and in the afternoon, the skies cleared and these spectacular clouds appeared on the horizon. At first, they were two alligator-like heads, then the wind flattened out the southerly head and turned it into a whipping tail. We hadn't seen anything like it before–so we snapped a shot off our top deck. What an entertaining and beautifully colored sunset it was. The image doesn't do it justice!
Kite Festival at Long Beach
August 11th, 2008 by Susie Goldsmith


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25 MORE Of The Most Heartrending "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" Moments
Watching "Buffy" is often an exercise in pain management, because behind every laugh lurks a traumatizing death or betrayal. There's just too many sob-inducing moments for one list, so here's 25 MORE Of The Most Heartrending "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" Moments (in no particular order). SPOILERS. Go here for the first 25 Most Heartrending "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" Moments.
1. Buffy sacrifices Angel
Season 2 comes to a tense and thundering end as Buffy realizes the only way to save the world is to send Angel into a Hell Dimension. What makes it even worse is that we, like Buffy, know Angel's sacrifice is inevitable, and Xander's betrayal seals Angel's fate. "Close your eyes." Why Joss, why? (Becoming Part 2, Season 2, Episode 22)
2. Buffy leaves
Buffy packs a bag, leaves a note for her mom, and leaves town, hoping against hope she can run away from her pain and Slayer legacy. All to Sarah MacLachlan's "Full of Grace." (Becoming Part 2, Season 2, Episode 22)
3. Dawn is told Joyce is dead
Heartwrenching, as we watch along with Dawn's classmates and teacher as Buffy tells her about their mother's sudden death. (The Body, Season 5, Episode 16)
4. Anya's walk of shame
Xander jilts Anya mere minutes before their wedding, dashing her hopes and happiness, leaving Anya to take her bridal march alone, and announce to the guests what's happened. The pain etched in Anya's face says it all. (Hell's Bells, Season 6, Episode 16)
5. Buffy kisses Faith
Buffy and Faith always had a weird dynamic (even after Faith's redemption), wrought with jealousy, betrayal, love, hate, friendship, and empathy. After beating Faith into a coma, Buffy collapses after Angel feeds on her to save his life, and in her visions Faith gives her the key to defeat the Mayor. Before she leaves the hospital, she tenderly kisses a comatose Faith on the forehead, backshadowing Faith's gesture in "Enemies." (Graduation Day Part 2, Season 3, Episode 22)
6. The Final Four
Buffy, Giles, Willow, and Xander head to their last battle the way they headed to their first: together. Their slow walk through Sunnydale High's corridors, each saying a silent and final goodbye as they leave one another, starts the cryfest that continues through the rest of the series finale. (Chosen, Season 7, Episode 22)
7. Amanda's death
Hometown Potential and fan favorite, stand-in for the show's fanboys and fangirls, and kickass geek. We knew some upsetting deaths were coming in the series finale, but hoped Amanda wouldn't be one of them. She was. (Chosen, Season 7, Episode 22)
8. Holden
Buffy's old schoolfriend is a pretty nice guy even as a vampire, and that's part of the reason his dusting was upsetting to many viewers. Buffy agreed with us. Holden: "Hey, I don't mean to be Count Buttinsky here, but you just don't seem as thrilled. Is it because we're gonna fight?" Buffy: "It's 'cause I'm gonna win." (Conversations with Dead People, Season 7, Episode 7)
9. Tara's violation
Tara discovers, with Dawn's accidental help, that Willow has been casting memory spells on her. Her sense of betrayal and violation causes her to question her relationship with Willow, and kicks off Willow's downward spiral. (Once More, With Feeling, Season 6, Episode 7)
10. The slap
Willow's magic addiction spirals downward, and an out-of-control bender almost kills Dawn, shattering Dawn and Buffy's trust in Willow. The final insult is Dawn's contemptuous slap. (Wrecked, Season 6, Episode 10)
11. Oz leaves
After his tryst with the icky she-werewolf Veruca, Oz realizes he has to leave and learn to control his lycanthropy, before it destroys the only person he love: Willow. Willow: "Oz, don't you love me?" Oz: "My whole life, I've never loved anything else." Stop Joss. Please. (Wild at Heart, Season 4, Episode 6)
12. I don't want to die
But yet she did. Buffy hadn't yet realized that Death is her gift, and heartbreakingly pleads to have the burden lifted from her after she hears the prophecy that The Master will rise and kill her. Which he does, but Buffy kicked Death's ass and then The Master's, and all in a party dress and heels. (Prophecy Girl, Season 1, Episode 12, season finale)
13. Buffy gives up
The Slayer never gives up, ever. Until Glory kidnaps Dawn. Buffy literally collapses in defeat amid the dead bodies of the Knights of Byzantium, lapsing into a catatonic state, and dooming the world and her sister to destruction. (Spiral, Season 5, Episode 20)
14. Tara comforts Buffy
Buffy is disturbed by her abusive — and secret — relationship with Spike, which bounces between rough sex and her beating the hell out of him. Convinced she was resurrected "wrong," she is shocked when Tara tells her that isn't so, and it's okay if she likes Spike, or even loves him. Realizing what she's done to and with Spike is what she wants to be doing, Buffy begs Tara NOT to forgive her, and breaks down completely. (Dead Things, Season 6, Episode 13)
15. Angel embraces death
Few episodes in Buffy are as gutting as this, as the The First torments the resouled Angel with his past misdeeds. Standing on a hill waiting for sunrise and his death, Buffy's tearful pleadings with him won't stop his suicide, but Something else does, as Sunnydale's heatwave turns into a snowstorm, saving Angel's life. (Amends, Season 3, Episode 10)
16. Jonathan's death
Hiding out in Mexico after the rise of Dark Willow, Jonathan forces Andrew to return to Sunnydale so they can find the The Seal of Danzalthar and help Buffy defeat The First. Instead, Andrew kills Jonathan as a blood sacrifice to The First. (Conversations With Dead People, Season 7, Episode 7)
17. Xander's speech
Xander readies the frightened Potentials for their attack on Caleb at the Vineyard, giving a rousing speech about his loyalty to Buffy, ending with, "I'm telling you right now she cares more about your lives than you will ever know. You gotta trust her. She's earned it." But this time, he's wrong. This time, he and others will pay a hard price for Buffy's miscalculations, and the ever-loyal Xander's trust in Buffy is shaken to the core. (Dirty Girls, Season 7, Episode 18)
18. Andrew's confession
A light-hearted Andrew-centric episode chronicling the adventures of Buffy the VAMPYRE Slayer takes a dark turn, as Andrew is forced to admit he murdered his best friend Jonathan for selfish reasons. His sincere tears of contrition temporarily close the Hellmouth. (Storyteller, Season 7, Episode 16)
19. Faith's Watcher betrays her
Faith the Rogue Slayer was made, not born: abusive and neglectful parents and seeing her first Watcher torn to shreds before her eyes caused some major emotional and trust issues. Then her new Watcher Gwendolyn Post comes to town, and Faith bonds with her. Of course Gwendolyn Post is evil, driving a major wedge between Faith and Buffy, and has to be killed after stealing the powerful Glove of Myneghon. Faith turns to the dark side after Post's death, telling Buffy, "I'm on my side. That's enough." (Revelations, Season 3, Episode 7)
20. Buffy tells Dawn she cares
Buffy tells Dawn it doesn't matter if their mother is dead, she's there for her, and always will be. Not a dry eye in the living room after that. (Forever, Season 5, Episode 17)
21. Buffy abandoned
The entire seventh season led to this scene in the Summers' living room: Dawn, the Scoobies, and the Potentials rightly calling Buffy out on her arrogance and myopia as a leader, revoking her leadership, and demanding she leave. The viewers may have been even more shocked than Buffy at the turn of events. Ironically, Faith is the only one in the end who supports Buffy. (Empty Places, Episode 19)
22. Resurrecting Tara
Holding Tara's body in her arms, Willow begs Osiris to bring Tara back to life. When he says he can't because the death didn't involve magic, Willow lets out a howl of anguish and black magic that shocks even Osiris, and Dark Willow is unleashed. (Villains, Season 6, Episode 20)
23. Attempted Rape
The season-long dysfunctional and mutually-abusive relationship between Buffy and Spike finally exploded when the line between consensual and coerced was finally overstepped. Spike's shock at his actions and Buffy's fear still haunt viewers. (Seeing Red, Season 6, Episode 20)
24. You're the one, Buffy."
Kicked out of her home, abandoned by Dawn, her friends, and Potentials, Buffy is all alone. Until Spike tracks her down and gives her the most heartrending speech ever, giving her the strength and confidence to, once again, save the world. (Touched, Season 7, Episode 20)
25. The End
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When Sparks Fly
By Autumn Dawn
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Chapter OneA Zzel dragon looked in her window. Gem Harris-daughter screamed as the huge reptilian eye blinked and focused on her with malevolent intent, knowing she was going to die. Then she heard a snort. The huge native reptile was laughing. At her.
With a growl of ire, she stalked to the kitchen door, ripped it open and walked outside. "All right, who wants to die?"
The neighbor's punk son Bijo and his green-haired Kiuyian buddy pelted out of the scrub-covered side lot, laughing like miners on a drunken spree. Dressed in shabby jackets and with their hair razored like wannabe rock stars, the pair had been bugging her with pranks since she'd told their fathers she'd seen them ditching class. It wouldn't have been her concern, but they'd been doing it on her property and had nearly gotten into a brawl with some customers.
The Kiuyian boy tripped over his big feet and crashed into a thorny bush. He yelped and jumped out.
Gem smirked. Served him right for pulling his shape-changing pranks on her. He'd be picking thorns out of his hide for the next half hour. Maybe she ought to plant a few carnivorous bushes out there while she was at it-or just leave what ever grew naturally. Saints knew they weeded enough dangerous indigenous species out of the struggling gardento form an entire hedge.
She watched the kid dust himself off. Gem didn't mind Kiuyians in general, but they could get up to serious trouble with their shape-changing abilities. The talent had helped them survive on their hostile home world until they'd learned enough to colonize other planets. Luckily there were few Kiuyians who could change into fully humanoid shapes other than their natural form, or she'd have a bar full of underage drinkers. Mostly they stuck with animal forms or humanoid/animal crosses.
There'd been an influx of Kiuyians to Polaris in the last seven years. Most of them were dirt poor, brought in as cheap labor to work the mines. Gem still hadn't made up her mind about the aliens as a group. Sometimes they came in as customers, and those who spent money behaved ... for the most part. There had once been a drunk who changed into a three-headed serpent and puked all over the floor. She'd had the sot working odd jobs ever since, to help pay off the damages.
She reached for the thick wooden door, letting herself back into the spacious kitchens of The Spark.
Like the Kiuyians, Gem's family had come to Polaris for the mines. Unlike the Kiuyians, Gem's father had decided that building a business to cater to the miners was more profitable than grubbing around with the ore. Her father, Airk Harris, had homesteaded their land and built this inn on it. Until his death last year, he'd called the inn a work in progress, and it showed. The fortress like building was still mostly unpainted. Both interior and exterior walls were striped with multihued layers resembling sandstone, a result of the pouring process of construction. It was a mark of the inn's cheap, if sturdy, materials; more expensive buildings on Polaris were one color, often glossy, even jewel-hued.
For herself, Gem liked the stripes. The look was earthy and unpretentious, much like her family.
The tables were inexpensive antigravity tiles that doubled as screens. The menu and drink list appeared in several languages on the surfaces, allowing guests to touch- select their orders. These orders were beamed directly to the bar and kitchen, streamlining ser vice. Or it usually streamlined ser vice, assuming the servers weren't flirting with the customers. Gem had a terrible time keeping the girls who worked for her from turning the place into a brothel. There had been one incident last year ...
Well, it was hard to find good help. Polaris was a very reserved community, and it was vital that the family maintained its reputation, both business and personal, if they wanted to succeed. Those who didn't toe the line here were ostracized. A business run by three sisters could easily be ruined.
The antigravity tiles could be used as lighting, lined up to form banquet tables or stacked against the wall if she wanted to turn the bar and dining area into a dance hall. The inn had a private room that doubled as a family dining room and parlor, but most of the time Gem and her sisters just ate in the kitchen. They charged extra for guests who wanted the private room.
The floor was actual sandstone, polished to a high sheen. A couple of robotic floor-cleaners the size of dinner plates zipped around like miniature flying saucers, sucking up dirt and vaporizing sticky spills. Occasionally they'd zoom over to the incinerator hidden behind the bar and eject a stream of waste before going back for more.
The inn had one type of all-occasion, oversize mug used for its soups, drinks and desserts, and one size of plate; all were formed of self- cleaning glasstic. If a food type needed a knife, it wasn't served, which was okay, as most guests were happy using spoons or their hands.
Gem's father had had big dreams. He'd once considered naming the inn after himself, but since he had no sons and his unmarried daughters were properly addressed as Harrisdaughter, he'd settled on The Spark. He'd promised his still young family that it would be the starting point for any and all business on the newly colonized planet of Polaris. Now that he'd died, it belonged to his daughters.
As she surveyed the room, Gem took in a table that was a little too raucous and grimaced. A woman was holding court with a table full of miners. Too much longer and there'd be trouble. Gem shuddered, knowing she'd have to deal with the situation before it got out of hand.
They were in an odd position for three single women. They'd inherited the inn, of course, and their father had been well-liked, but if they weren't careful how they conducted themselves, respectable customers would shun them, Then they'd be forced to accept seedier clientele if they wanted to survive. She didn't want to see her father's memory dishonored that way. Although he'd come from a planet with more relaxed standards, Airk had chosen to settle here. It was a good place to raise a family, what with its high ethical standards, and he'd taught his daughters to respect the culture.
Gem didn't really mind, anyway. She didn't want the uncertainty of a casual relationship. When she finally did find a man, she planned to keep him. That way, she'd only have to train a husband once. She didn't have time to fritter away on emotional upheaval and broken hearts. She'd seen enough of her customers drowning their sorrows in liquor to give her a distaste for the dramas of the lovelorn.
Before Gem could intercept the hooker and send her packing, her sister Brandy came up from the cellar toting a small keg. She glanced at Gem with her mismatched blue and brown eyes as she walked toward the bar. "We've got rodents in the tubers again. I set traps. Rissa's in the taproom, and those miners are at it early today."
Gem grimaced, already heading for the L-shaped hall that separated the rooms. "I see her. Why didn't you deal with it? You can knock heads just as easily. You have the red hair."
"It's nearly brown." This was Brandy's standard response to the old argument. "You have a better touch than me. Quit whining."
It was midmorning, but the taproom was already half full, thanks to the new trainum mine that had been found. The blue ore was a crucial ingredient in the starship fuel used by the Galactic Explorers, the corporation famous for exploring-and some said exploiting-most of the newly discovered planets in the last thirty years. Of course, most of the ships in the Interplanetary Council's jurisdiction relied on the energy-rich mineral as well. Any new discoveries were a boon to the local economy, and the recent claim was causing a huge influx of visitors, the side effects of which were not all pleasant. A case in point was this brazen chit perched on a miner's lap.
Gem pointed to the hooker, Rissa. She jerked her thumb over her shoulder. "You, get out. We're not running a brothel."
Rissa pouted her full green lips and leaned over to whisper in the miner's ear. Her wildly curling green hair slipped forward over her chest, doing a better job of covering her than her low-cut dress. She knew better than to cross Gem, though. She didn't linger.
As the hooker slunk off, the miner set up a protest. "Hey! We were just having a little fun. Lighten up, cutie." His skin was tinged blue with dust from the ore he worked, and he and his two buddies exuded an unwholesome aura.
Before the man's mind could travel farther down a road she didn't like, Gem warned him, "I'm the owner of this inn, and I have the best drinks in town. If you ever want another drop of alcohol here, mind your manners and don't hassle me or my help. I won't hesitate to have you blacklisted." She paused a moment to let her threat sink in, then walked off.
She hated dealing with riffraff, but that was part of being the owner of this place, and her father had made certain she knew how to do all aspects of the job. It had gotten harder lately. The lunar mines had turned Polaris into a boomtown, and the influx of transients was mostly male. Women like Rissa were in demand, and growing bolder about plying their trade. Once a place got a rep for tolerating hookers, it was hard to clean up. The Spark didn't need that kind of attention. If Gem and her sisters wanted to remain respectable businesswomen, they had to stay vigilant.
Polaris was a gas planet. "Planet" was a bit of a misnomer, actually, when considering the areas where people lived. All the inhabitable land masses were made up of huge orbiting chunks of rock, floating islands formed from asteroids that had been pulled into orbit around the planet's core. The atmosphere here was breathable, a belt of air somehow comfortable for most life-forms. While there was no sea, colonists had mined ice from the moons and formed lakes in available craters. They'd filled those lakes with fish and sea life. Water was valued and carefully recycled; hauling in more from the moons to form new reservoirs cost money.
Colonist farmers had used that original shipment of ice to turn the barren surface of their asteroids into islands of lush growth, gradually adding small livestock as grasses took root and flourished. Each asteroid had an electric biodome over it to keep the precious water vapor inside. Individual climates ranged from hot and humid to warm and arid, depending on the crop grown. Land that was not farmed was either residential, commercial or used for mining trainum, platinum or gold. People like Gem and her sisters were getting rich from the influx of new business, but increasing lawlessness meant they also paid for it. Polaris was an exciting, if dangerous, place to be.
Gem was joint owner of The Spark with her two sisters, but as the eldest, she was in charge. She had the temperament to deal with trouble, manage the kitchens, the taproom and their accounts-and it was a good thing, too, because in addition to the inn, they had two rental cabins and the huge garden to oversee. Polaris had only been settled for forty years and its farming industry occasionally struggled. Anyone who wanted variety and independence grew their own produce and spices. Only the very wealthy purchased off-world food, because shipping prices were insane.
Gem and her family worked hard and their business thrived, catering to whoever arrived at the nearby spaceport and appreciated good food and excellent brews, whether they were locals or passing through. The brewmaster The Spark used was so good that Gem had recently made arrangements to export some of his goods-for a share of the profit, of course. She was always keeping an eye on the family business.
"Gem!" Her sister Xera stomped down the stairs, a fistful of wadded linens in her hands, her short black waves of hair bouncing around her face. "That stupid Guok you rented to last night threw up in the bedding! I told you he was drunk." Xera had a temper to match her Amazonian build. She probably would have chewed out the hapless alien if he hadn't already skedaddled.
Gem leaned back as she got a whiff of the offending sheets. Guoks were flabby white bipeds that looked like walking sacks of jelly. Gem knew little of the aliens, though she'd heard they were usually harmless. Now she knew they had vomit to rival sewer sludge. Lesson learned.
Eyes watering, she waved her sister off. "So, go toss them in the wash. What do you want me to do, hunt him down and shoot him?" The Spark had forty rooms, and Xera and her maids were in charge of cleaning them. The trouble was, Xera wanted out of the job.
"The puke ate through the sheets. We'll be lucky to salvage the mattress." Xera handed the sheets to a passing maid and followed Gem's retreat into the kitchens. The cooks were busy preparing the noon meal. Hungry, Gem helped herself to some seafood salad and tried to avoid her sister by heading for the office.
"Don't think you're going to dodge me," Xera called out, following her inside and shutting the door. "I'm twenty years old, Gem, old enough to know I don't want to be head house keeper anymore."
Gem sat behind her battered desk and crossed her feet on top of it. She was twenty-five, herself, and still had no idea what she'd rather be doing. Why should Xera want to change all of a sudden? All she'd done for the past two months was whine. "You know we need you," Gem tried to explain.
"I want to be a pi lot for the Galactic Explorers," Xera replied.
"No, you don't."
Gem groaned. They had a rule about disparaging each other's dreams. "Okay, I'm sorry. Go on." She waved weakly, disgruntled by the idea of replacing her sister, concerned that Xera was going away where she couldn't have tabs kept on her. Since their father died, keeping tabs had been Gem's job, but her sisters were growing up.
"I already have my private pi lot license. I've been shuttling between the islands every chance I get. I'm ready for deep space now. I talked to the recruiter ... He can get me off- world next week."
Gem's face darkened. She didn't like to be reminded of how often Xera fled their asteroid island to go exploring. It was dangerous. There were too many claim wars to go rambling around alone. And now she was planning to go even farther away?
Xera forged ahead. "I've trained Rosa. She's capable and very eager to get the raise."
Gem looked around at the walls, which were painted a restful white-sage, and sighed. The office doubled as a sitting room, with a few well-worn and overstuffed chairs and a long, leather-covered bench that provided space to crash if anyone needed a place to sleep. The bow window behind them looked out over the garden. It was open at the moment, and wisps of flower-scented air stirred the linen curtains. How many times had she stared into the fireplace, watched the flames burn as she dreamed of the future?
She and her sisters had spent many evenings here, talking, fighting, laughing. They were her family, but now everything was changing.
She focused on her sister's face. "Are you sure, Xera? You'll end up a long way from home for a long time to come."
Xera snorted. "I've only talked about it since I was sixteen. The flying lessons, the weapons training ... You knew where all that was leading!"
"I'd hoped you'd change your mind," Gem admitted.
"I haven't."
Gem blew out a breath of air. "Okay. Let's look at what you need to do to get your affairs in order. You said a week?"
Xera looked surprised, then grinned.
So Gem helped the first of her sisters prepare to leave home, spending the next hour with Xera, going over her plans and finding no flaws. It was hardly surprising, she realized; of her two sisters, Xera was the more levelheaded.
It was late that day when Gem finally wandered down to the taproom. There were a few regulars, but the place had quieted. Her bartender was there, polishing glasses, so she wandered over and took a stool. "Hey, Jaq. Where're our guests?"
The elderly man raised bushy white eyebrows. "Races today. Forget?" In his late sixties, Jaq had a head that was bald as an egg, yet he still managed to grow an impressive handlebar mustache.
The races. Of course. The Simian- Goat Runs were held once a week. Lemur monkeys were trained to ride goats. Clinging to miniature saddles, the monkeys would burst out of starting gates, whipping their goats to high speeds with riding crops. It was funnier than a squirrel drinking whiskey, and drew huge crowds. Bigger crowds than simple alcohol, at least. (Continues...)
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Dr. Henry Kissinger was the 56th Secretary of State of the United States from 1973 to 1977. He is one of the world's most influential commentators on geopolitics. Among his many accomplishments as a public servant Dr. Kissinger has been credited for normalizing relations between the United States and China at a crucial juncture in the history of both countries. After leaving government service, he founded Kissinger Associates, an international consulting firm, of which he is chairman. Dr. Kissinger received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1973 and the Presidential Medal of Freedom (America's highest civilian award) in 1977.Niall Ferguson is the Laurence A. Tisch Professor of History at Harvard University and William Ziegler Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School. He is also a Senior Research Fellow at Jesus College, Oxford, and a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University. He is the author of numerous bestselling books, including The Ascent of Money. A prolific commentator on contemporary politics and economics, Ferguson is a contributing editor for the Financial Times and senior columnist with Newsweek.David Daokui Li is the Director of the Center for China in the World Economy at the Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management in Beijing. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from Harvard University, and is one of three academic members of the monetary policy committee of the central bank of China. He is also a delegate to the Beijing People's Congress and a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Committee.Fareed Zakaria is host of CNN's flagship international affairs program, Fareed Zakaria GPS, which won the 2012 Peabody Award. He is also the editor-at-large of Time, contributing editor at The Atlantic, a Washington Post columnist, and a former editor of Newsweek International. He is the author of the international bestsellers, The Future of Freedom and The Post-American World: Release 2.0. He was described by Esquire as "the most influential foreign policy adviser of his generation" and was included on Foreign Policy's list of "Top 100 global thinkers."
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Very quickly I came to realize that this debate is not only about China, but also to a large extent on the fragile situation of the United States, which can determine whether China will dominate the 21st century. As was expected, Ferguson, who argued the pro, put the emphasis on the declining state of the U.S. economy and the growing economic power of the Chinese.
David Li (also arguing the pro), took the Chinese official view that says that we in the West are thinking in wrong terms. It's not a question of whether the 21st century will belong to China, because China is not interested in dominating the world. As a society shaped by Confucius, China is mainly interested in solving its domestic problems and is far less interested in intervening in other countries' businesses. In David Li's words, "it's just not in China's DNA". Thus, the entire notion of the debate is flawed in the first place.
Kissinger in my opinion was a lot less coherent than the rest of the debaters, mostly arguing that China will gain influence, however, it will not dominate the 21st century. The world will be more multi-polar.
Fareed Zakaria had the most convincing arguments, stating the fragile state of the Chinese political system, the growing inequality between the rich and the poor, the lack of freedom of speech, the real estate bubble, and the inefficient growth in China. Therefore, China's growth will be a lot less smooth than most people realize. However, in my opinion, Zakaria downplayed the severity of the U.S. economic situation and how it will affect the military and economic influence of the U.S.
To sum up, a lot of interesting insights can be gained from this debate, and it's highly recommended to people who are interested to know what these great thinkers have to say about where China is heading to.
Naturally, Niall Ferguson, Dr. Kissinger and Fareed Zakaria have written other books which plow the same ground. It would behoove the reader to read "On China" by Dr. Kissinger, the "Post American World" by Mr. Zakaria and "Empire" or "Colossus"by Mr. Ferguson to flesh out the points covered in this book - which is too short to fully explore all of the issues discussed.
As am aside, I am deeply saddened by the scandal affecting Mr. Zakaria. It does not undermine my deep respect for his intellect.
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