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Interactive and Moral Reasoning: A Comparative Study of Response Times
We use response time (RT) and behavioral data from two different but related games to test the hypothesis that individuals use introspection when confronted with a new strategic situation. Our results confirm that the need to reflect about the possible behavior of the other player (interactive thought) has an important role in the mental processes present in strategic interactions. We also find that players with longer response times have distributions of behavior that are more dispersed than for faster players. This suggests that the longest RTs across games correspond to thought dedicated to the resolution of moral dilemmas and not to guessing the likely behavior of other players in order to maximize own payoff.
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Since being dubbed 'classic metal troopers' by Blabbermouth.net, Philadelphia's INFERNAL OPERA have completed the follow-up to their 2013 debut 'EMISSARY OF STEEL'.
Titled 'THE AVENGING PHOENIX', the album will be the first release which includes former PURGATORY guitarist Randy Gonce, who joined the band in February of 2013. Newcomers Mike Campanile (Guitar) and Stev Von Römer (Bass) join Volpe Vetrano (Vocals), Michael Alberque (Drums), and Gonce.
After a year and a half of 'EMISSARY OF STEEL' receiving high praise on the aforementioned Blabbermouth.net, and TrueMetalLives.com, as well as from such metal vets as legendary producer Bill Metoyer(Slayer, D.R.I., Dark Angel), Betsy Weiss (Bitch), Mike Sabatini (Attacker), and Tommy Lorenzo (Blood Feast), INFERNAL OPERA has evolved into a more dynamic and cohesive unit.
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Retailer Things From Another World has again partnered with the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund for the charity's auction at Comic-Con International. For the fifth annual event, creators ranging from Jill Thompson and Jonathan Case to Roger Langridge and Charlie Adlard have donated artwork in an effort to raise more than $100,000 for the CBLDF.
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Martin Olsson, Anthony Pilkington, Leroy Fer and Steven Whittaker were also on target for Norwich but it was the goals shipped to Shakers trio Anton Forrester, William Edjenguele and Jessy Reindorf that had Hughton rattled.
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N. Mabasa-Mathope is a fan of fantastic stories. While he was pursuing his undergraduate degree in filmmaking at schools in his native South Africa and in the United States, one of Mabasa's professors challenged his students to imagine a "what if" scenario to inspire a screenplay.
Mabasa, an HIV-positive immigrant who is currently homeless after a multiyear battle with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, didn't have much trouble conjuring an idea that he thought was utterly fantastic: What if a man became pregnant?
At the time, Mabasa, who identifies as a gay man, wasn't aware that history contains several instances where men have given birth. In most of those instances, especially those best publicized in American media, the men who gave birth were transgender, meaning they were assigned female at birth, but identified and lived as men. As Mabasa began to build the "meat and bones" of his screenplay, he spoke with doctors who educated him about intersex people—those born with ambiguous genitalia or genes, who can, in some cases, have both male and female reproductive organs.
"At first I thought it was kind of a genius idea, of what if a man got pregnant?" Mabasa recalls. "But it wasn't a genius idea [because doctors told me it has happened]. So I wanted to approach it from a reality standpoint, because there have been a couple movies made where a man was pregnant, but it was a comedy standpoint, like slapstick comedy. So I'm approaching it from a different angle, where it really could happen."
In his own life, Mabasa is no stranger to far-fetched experiences. He doesn't know exactly when or where he was born, but he was raised all over South Africa. After studying computer science in South Africa, he received a scholarship to study at the New York Film Academy, which brought him to the United States for the first time in December 1998. But the New York winter proved too harsh a climate change from South Africa's summer, and Mabasa returned to Africa until he was placed in a film program at Santa Monica College, a community college near Los Angeles, in July 1999.
After Mabasa left Santa Monica College, he took filmmaking classes at the Academy of Entertainment and Technology before returning to the New York Film Academy, via its Los Angeles campus. As his thesis graduating film at the academy in 2005, Mabasa produced a 15-minute movie that explored his earlier "what if" question on camera. The short, titled Boys Will Be Boys, has racked up more than half a million views on YouTube. It introduces viewers to Tyrone, a closeted bisexual black college basketball star with big dreams of making it to the NBA. A long-standing relationship that's turned romantic with Tyrone's best friend, Randy, gets more than a little complicated after Randy discovers that he's intersex—and carrying Tyrone's baby. The short film documents an explosive dinner where Tyrone tells his family the news and tries to manage prying questions from his conservative Christian mother, his father (who is just excited to become a grandfather), his siblings, and his cousins as well as his grandmother's initial confusion (but ultimate acceptance).
After finishing his studies, like many new graduates with filmmaking degrees, Mabasa struggled to make ends meet and pay his bills. He took odd jobs delivering scripts to major film studios, and shooting independent shorts. But, he says, one of those short film gigs turned out to be a scam, and he was badly beaten and framed for a robbery he says he did not commit.
That debacle brought Mabasa into contact with U.S. immigration officials, who detained him for nearly two years beginning in December 2010. With no money to hire an attorney, Mabasa defended himself at immigration hearings and ultimately lost his case. U.S. Immigration officials contacted South African authorities to obtain formal documentation to deport Mabasa but were met with a surprising reply.
"They'd given my name and everything and then they looked me up in the system in South Africa and it turns out that my name didn't pop up," Mabasa explains. "And one of the reasons for that was, until Mandela came out of jail, black people were not documented as legitimate citizens. [Black people] were almost treated like a third-class citizen."
Mabasa says his HIV status also raised a red flag for South African officials, prompting them to reject the U.S. request to deport him.
"[U.S.] Immigration was told, by [South African] officials, 'Well, this guy, for one, he is HIV-positive,' " recounts Mabasa. " 'It's going be very expensive for us to take him because he doesn't work, and he's HIV-positive. And then secondly, we don't find him in the system, so we don't want him. So you guys keep him, and see what you do with him.' "
That's how Mabasa managed to stay in the United States. He was released from immigration detention with a letter confirming that he was in the country legally but without any formal documentation that would allow him to access critical support services available to citizens and permanent residents.
"I don't qualify for food stamps and all those other benefits that come with [citizenship]," Mabasa explains. "These are the [benefits] that are reserved for people that are born here or at least have legal papers to be here. So now I'm caught in a catch-22 situation."
Mabasa was ultimately able to find temporary housing in a shelter, through New York's HIV/AIDS Services Administration, which helps people living with the disease and enduring financial hardship get back on their feet. He's currently living at a Bronx shelter, thanks to a HASA referral, and editing a feature film in exchange for a producer credit.
While he's editing someone else's feature, Mabasa is also raising funds to turn his visionary short into a feature film, titled Boyz Will Be Boyz and starring Terrence Townsend as Tyrone and Black Thomas as Randy. While the feature will necessarily explore the myriad issues raised in greater detail, Mabasa says it's important for him to illustrate the genuine feelings between Tyrone and Randy.
"It's a romance that started out as friends from a very early age," explains Mabasa. "And they got closer and closer and closer, and by the time of this pregnancy, Tyrone feels that 'I shouldn't abandon this person at this time. This is when they need me the most.' And he is going to stand by him."
And ultimately, Mabasa hopes his film—for which a funder offered to match donations through the film's recent IndieGogo campaign—will deliver an important message of acceptance.
"The more we shake hands, talk, and get to know people who are different from ourselves—regardless of income, profession, education, race, and sexuality—the more we see those same people not as strangers, but as brothers and sisters huddled together on the same rock, under the same sun," writes Mabasa on the film's IndieGogo page. "We hope that, through humor, Boyz Will Be Boyz will, in its own small way, contribute to the ongoing, and gladly evolving recognition that we all are more alike than different from one another."
To find out how you can contribute to the film, email Mabasa at [email protected].


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Advent International Corp., among the largest private equity investors in chemicals, said buyout firms will increasingly join forces with strategic competitors to bid for chemical companies that can be divided up.
Companies and buyout firms will be more proactive in seeking out joint ventures and partnerships as the chemical industry becomes increasingly consolidated, said Ron Ayles, who oversees Advent's chemical portfolio, in an interview.
"Sometimes the strategic can't buy everything because of antitrust, for example, or they want to buy something that doesn't fit 100 percent," said Ayles, the former acquisitions director at German chemical maker Degussa AG. "We speak the same language as the corporates. We try to generate deal ideas jointly, so this is an alternative way to auctions."
Advent, whose interests span plastics and lithium-battery materials, expanded its chemical team this year with the addition of industry insider Guenter von Au. The former CEO of catalyst maker Sued Chemie, bought by Clariant AG, joined as an operating partner as Advent pursues expansion in Asian markets. Having von Au on board will help with making direct contact with targets, Ayles said.
Private equity firms and advisers on deals have hired former industry experts to bolster their chemical teams, with Valence Group recruiting David Lilley, the former CEO of Cytec Industries. Von Au will also help Advent with running existing investments, Ayles said.
Vinnolit Strategy
Advent is in its 12th year of ownership of Germany's Vinnolit and faces a decision on its investment strategy for the maker of polyvinyl chloride. Arkema SA of France and Tessenderlo Chemie NV of Belgium both exited their PVC operations within the past year, highlighting a struggle to compete with low-cost producers and high input costs.
Vinnolit has been refocused on higher-margin specialty products to improve profitability and recent consolidation will benefit the industry, Ayles said. The rise of the shale gas industry in the U.S. has been a boost to the ethylene-based chemical production chain and will further spur PVC consolidation as manufacturers feel stronger, he said.
"There are consolidators out there, so it's simply a question of finding the right fit," the executive said.
There are opportunities to make chemical acquisitions in Europe because the larger companies are more focused on driving Asian expansion, often via greenfield factories, according to the Advent manager. Major players have less capital allocated for investments in mature economies, and some U.S. investors are also hesitant about chemical investments in Europe, Ayles said.
Advent, based in Boston, typically has two or three chemical targets in the due diligence phase across the firm and Ayles said his team tends to analyze all opportunities in its size range that come to market.


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Donna Bunce is busy looking at blueprints these days and hoping to break ground soon for Compassionate Heart Ministry's new building in Zeeland. The Christian-based ministry is a drop-in center for teens and adults with physical and cognitive disabilities and currently uses space in Zeeland's City on a Hill.
The proposed new building�site, at 301 Royal park Drive (at the corner of West Cornerstone Court), is a near-perfect location, being just a few steps away from a MAX Bus stop, Bunce said.
The $2.4 million project�needs to be fully funded by the end of May, she said, to break ground in August and�meet plans for a 2015 opening.
"We're working on the blueprints, trying�to make more of what it will look like," she said. "We�just trying to hold meetings every couple weeks so we can bring our donors the full story and picture."
The property hasn't been officially purchased, she said, but the owner has been very supportive and "we've been telling more and more people where it is � I think people will get excited about it."
She's hoping to announce all funding in hand at the annual Friends of the Heart dinner fundraiser, set for May 2.
Last fall, Bunce was honored with the Disability Network/Lakeshore's "Ability" award; next month, she's set to�receive the Les Hoogland Community Award, at the Zeeland Action Coalition's first Gary Feenstra Beyond the Books dinner. (Set for 5:30 p.m. March 4 at City on a Hill,�tickets cost $25. For details, call�(616) 748-6011, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.)
Between her building fundraising�and daily duties, Bunce is also�spending time drumming up support for the annual Hearts in Motion run, which this year has expanded to a 5k/10k run (walkers welcome). The success of Compassionate Heart Ministry depends of the annual success�of Hearts in Motion and Friends of the Heart.
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2nd Ld Writethru: protest continues in Ukraine as gov't investigates attempts to seize power
KIEV, Dec. 8 (Xinhua) -- The Ukrainian Security Service said Sunday it had been investigating opposition leaders suspected of attempting to seize power amid the anti-government protests that have gripped the country since late last month.
The anti-government rally in Kiev, the national capital of Ukraine, was attended by hundreds of thousands of people Sunday, with a group of anti-government protesters toppling the statue of Vladimir Lenin in Kiev to vent their anger toward their government 's decision to seek closer economic ties with Russia instead of with the European Union (EU). Video footage aired on local websites showed that activists from the Svoboda (Liberty) Party first pulled the statue off its pedestal with tools such as hammers and ropes, then started to chant their national anthem.
"On December 8, the register of pre-trial investigations was supplemented with data related to illegal actions committed by certain politicians to seize state power." said the Ukrainian Security Service in a statement. It did not name the politicians. They will be will face a prison term ranging from five to ten years if convicted.
Arseniy Yatsenyuk, leader of the opposition Batkivshchina ( Fatherland) Party, said Sunday at the so-called "People's Veche ( assembly)" on the Independence Square that the government was considering to introduce a state of emergency in Ukraine and insisted more efforts should be done to continue the protests, including blocking one more governmental building each day until the government "makes concrete steps to meet our demands," according to the Interfax news agency.
Thousands of pro-government citizens organized by the ruling Party of Regions also rallied around the Constitution Square near the parliament building.
Police have cordoned off the two rallies, and no clashes have been reported between the two groups of protesters.


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On any gaps up that is, it has worked in the past. BOTTOM LINE: these guys have to get new sales growth above much higher than 5% to justify the high price to sales of almost 10X 5% is great if your doing a billion in sales each quarter but not for 90mm
Lots of smoke and mirrors here waiting for some real resumption of growth.
Not a good strategy if you're goal is to make money. I've been selling puts since its crash months back and that has been paying quite handsomely. If you blhad been buying puts over that period you have lost all of that. This stock cratered, has found a bottom, and is now rebuilding. Just go long stock or sell out of money puts and if you get put stock it'll be a bunch lower than it is now.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Police in Tennessee have charged the mother of a missing 7-week-old infant with abuse and neglect.
Memphis police said today that 33-year-old Andrea Walker is charged with two counts of aggravated child abuse and two counts of aggravated neglect or endangerment.
The charges come a day after the baby, Aniston Walker, was reported missing. Police said in an alert issued Thursday that she was last seen that morning wearing a brown onesie with football emblems on it.
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Sneha doesn't use nose ring but still..she is already after kadakarai, Muthu and CM so doubt she will be after Amudha.
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Our reviews of Dawn Of The Dead (published September 18th, 2000), Dawn Of The Dead (2004) (published October 25th, 2004), Dawn Of The Dead (Blu-Ray) (published October 4th, 2007), Dawn Of The Dead: Divimax Edition (published March 16th, 2004), Dawn Of The Dead (HD DVD) (published August 30th, 2007), and Dawn Of The Dead: Ultimate Edition (published December 13th, 2004) are also available.
The Charge
When the undead rise, civilization will fall.
Opening Statement
A big-budget remake of George A. Romero's zombie-flick-of-all-zombie-flicks? Sacrilege!
Actually, by avoiding the trap of being slavishly devoted to the original, director Zack Snyder (300) has crafted a damn good modern zombie movie. Having already been released on DVD and HD DVD, 2004's Dawn of the Dead takes its bow on Blu-ray—just in time for the Halloween season.
Facts of the Case
For reasons unknown, the world seems to be coming to an end. The dead are rising and seeking to devour the flesh of the living. Anyone bitten by a zombie dies and is reanimated as one of them. After seeing her husband attacked by a zombie child, a nurse named Ana (Sarah Polley, John Adams) meets up with a Milwaukee cop (Ving Rhames, Pulp Fiction), a TV salesman (Jake Weber, Medium), and a gangbanger (Mekhi Phifer, ER) and his pregnant wife (Inna Korobkina, The Ladies Man). In order to get off of the streets and away from the zombie hoards, the group makes its way to a shopping mall. There they meet a trio of gung-ho security guards led by CJ (Michael Kelly, Invincible). Eventually, other survivors arrive at the mall, including an overbearing rich guy named Steve (Ty Burrell, The Incredible Hulk), a father (Matt Frewer, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids) and his teenaged daughter (Lindy Booth, Wrong Turn), a truck driver (Jayne Eastwood, Chicago), and a slut (Kim Poirier, HypaSpace).
As the massive crowd of zombies on the street outside grows, the group decides that they won't be safe in the mall forever. Fortifying a pair of buses against zombie attack, they plan to make a break for a local marina where they can sail Steve's yacht to one of the sparsely populated islands on Lake Michigan.
The Evidence
There's no denying that Zack Snyder's version of Dawn of the Dead isn't as intimate, bleak, claustrophobic, or satirically prescient as George A. Romero's. There was never much chance it would be. In 20 years, it won't be remembered as a classic of the horror genre, but that doesn't mean it's a bad movie. In fact, it's an awful lot of fun. The flick features some genuinely intense set pieces, startling scares, and gruesome make-up effects by David Anderson (Men in Black). More importantly, Snyder shows appropriate respect for Romero (even including cameos by Tom Savini, Ken Foree, and Scott Reiniger from the original Dawn), while forging his own path with a new plot (incorporating only the mall setting and a pregnancy plotline from the original) and fast-moving undead killers (much dreaded among zombie purists).
Sarah Polley, Ving Rhames, and Jake Weber are at the center of the movie's action. Theirs are the only round characters in the film, so it falls to them to anchor the drama and infuse it with some semblance of emotional and psychological realism. The rest of the actors play one-dimensional types custom designed to play off of each other with a maximum of drama and humor, but they all do so with aplomb. Michael Kelly and Ty Burrell are particularly effective playing self-centered jerks who deliver most of the laughs in what is a surprisingly funny and at times verbally witty monster movie. Matt Frewer is another standout. His role is miniscule but poignant. Like all strong character actors, he adds much to what might have been a throw-away role. Each actor, right on down the line, makes the most of the role he or she is given (however small). Their efforts add a charm and texture to the movie that belies the fact that, truth be told, most of the characters aren't much more than zombie fodder.
It would be easy to bag on Dawn of the Dead for the flatness of its characters as well as its fairly predictable story arc (the only surprises are the scares along the way), but it would also be beside the point. Snyder's movie is an exercise in horror style, a delightful piece of cinematic junk food designed to make you laugh one minute and jump out of your seat the next. His approach to this enterprise is so enthusiastic and energetic that it's difficult not to have a good time. Some zombie flick aficionados may complain that he failed to honor the original Dead trilogy's reputation as a gorefest with a social conscience, but that's a path Snyder was wise to avoid given Romero's subsequent milking of his own film legacy with increasingly vapid and self-serious entries in what is now his Dead pentalogy (rumored to become a sextology in the near future).
Aside from some isolated instances of haloing from edge enhancement, Dawn of the Dead looks quite impressive on Blu-ray. The earlier DVD release already had a strong transfer, but depth, detail, clarity, and color are all improved to one extent or another in this high definition presentation. Snyder and cinematographer Matthew F. Leonetti (Poltergeist) gave the movie a look that combines desaturation with splashes of vivid color. The 1080p transfer handles these dueling extremes with aplomb. Detail is solid and grain is isolated and controlled. The image looks great. The DTS HD audio track is also impressive—a thunderous yet crisp mix of a source track that makes full use of the format's expansive dynamic range.
Hell may be overflowing, but the extras on this disc sure aren't. Supplements include an audio commentary by Zack Snyder and producer Eric Newman. The track is duller than I'd expected given the enthusiasm with which Snyder usually talks about his pictures. It's reasonably informative, though, and full of good will. As with their Blu-ray release of John Carpenter's The Thing, Universal has opted to reformat the making-of and behind-the-scenes featurettes from the DVD release of Dawn of the Dead into a U-Control picture in picture feature. Whether that's a good thing or bad is a matter of taste. That's it.
The Rebuttal Witnesses
Despite the movie's overall quality, there are a couple places in Dawn of the Dead where Snyder and crew commit that most ghastly of disaster movie sins: They allow characters to do startlingly, annoyingly stupid things for the purposes of plot advancement. Sorry, but if you're in the middle of a zombie holocaust and you get about a half dozen people killed or zombified (including yourself) in the service of trying to save a dog, then you're a dumbass and I lose all sympathy for you.
Closing Statement
Is Zack Snyder's version of Dawn of the Dead as good as George A. Romero's? No. But it's a solid modern zombie flick featuring well-executed scares, impressive blood and guts effects, and a decent story.
The Verdict
Not guilty.
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Somerset see off Glamorgan
Half-centuries from Nick Compton and James Hildreth were enough to help Somerset open their Clydesdale Bank 40 Group A account with a 38-run win over Glamorgan at the SWALEC Stadium.
When Somerset defended their 224 for five from 39 overs they were indebted to Alfonso Thomas, who took 3-27 in 7.1 overs and was also responsible for a key run-out and a catch as Glamorgan were dismissed for 186 with 11 balls remaining.
Thomas bowled the dangerous Mark Cosgrove, who hit 31 off 21 deliveries, and then caught Tom Maynard, who had given Glamorgan hope with 48 from 59 balls, including two big sixes.
Somerset's total was rather better than they might have hoped for when they slipped to 21 for two despite winning the toss.
David Harrison claimed both wickets, dismissing Arul Suppiah leg before first ball with the fifth delivery of the contest before locating Marcus Trescothick's edge.
However, Compton, the former Middlesex batsman who scored a one-day century at the same ground last season, launched a positive recovery by taking three fours off one David Brown over.
He also hit a six over midwicket off Chris Ashling before he lost Zander de Bruyn as Somerset slipped to 83 for three midway through their innings.
Compton went to his fifty off 59 balls and looked solid enough until he was trapped in front by Dean Cosker, while Peter Trego was taken by Jamie Dalrymple, running in from extra cover.
Ashling was dispatched for a second six as Hildreth pressed the accelerator, finishing unbeaten on 68 off only 59 balls.
In reply, Glamorgan were not helped when Thomas bowled Cosgrove with his first ball, and two overs later Thomas ran out Jamie Dalrymple, who was called through for a suicidal single by Gareth Rees.
Glamorgan never recovered despite the efforts of Maynard, Brown, who made 28 off 22 balls on debut for his new county, and Mark Wallace.
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I have a bootup problem that has me stumped. I have a desktop (Compaq Presario SR1750NX, AMD Athlon 64, Asus ABAE-LE motherboard, onboard ATI Radeon Express video, 3G RAM, 1.5TB + 500G disk) built in 2005. In the last 6 months or so, it has had 3 or 4 instances where, after power had been completely removed (plug pulled, not just shutdown), for >12 Hrs, the system would not come back up when it was powered up again. Lights would come on, fans would spin, but there was no other activity - absolutely no video, not even the pre-boot splash screen, no POST indication, even the soft power off didn't work.
When it was left powered on for several hours, it would suddenly boot and everything would be fine.
The first time it occurred, I replaced and upgraded the power supply, and still had the same results, so I don't think it's the PS.
It has occurred again following my upgrade last weekend to Win7 RTM. But this time, it's not coming back, even when left on for >24 Hrs.
When it first happened after the upgrade, I had been thinking maybe the CMOS battery had reached it's shelf life, so I replaced that. And it did come up a couple hours later. But then it went into a sleep state after being up for a while, and would not come back out of it. And it hasn't been backup since then.
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Chapter One Bill Helmer awoke that morning earlier than was his habit. As if impelled by some inner force, he was out of bed and standing by the big double windows before he was fully awake. There was little traffic along the quay and no boats moving on the Seine past I'île Saint-Louis. The arches of le pont Marie were veiled in morning mist drifting upriver with the breeze. Across the river two men were sleeping on the stone parapet. Above them he made out the letters splashed in red AMERICAINS EN AMERIQUE.
Eastward bound traffic on the quai des Célestins frightened a flock of sparrows into rising from the parapet along the river wheeling in a graceful arc toward the towers of Notre Dame.
Bill stood there for a moment fighting the urge to crawl back into bed but also trying to discover the source of his feeling that this was no ordinary beginning. Sitting on the windowsill he shoved his feet into his slippers. Sleep was gone as he remembered. This was opening day.
Pulling himself away from the scene he went into the kitchen and placed leftover coffee on a low flame while he shaved and showered. Even the needles of hot water on his back failed to give him the usual feeling of relaxation. He rummaged for his clothes as he dressed, gulped down his coffee and departed.
The traffic on the Left Bank was light. While responding to the demands of driving he tried to concentrate on the day ahead. Place St. Michel, la Chambre des Députés, Trocadero-these familiar landmarks had only a shadowy substance this morning.
He rolled down his window as he entered his favorite shortcut through the Bois de Boulogne. Following a winding road he passed a column of French soldiers marching briskly behind a sergeant. Th is brought to mind Captain Murphy and he tromped down on the pedal. Bill could see Murphy's eyes. "Coming back next year, Mr. Helmer? I hope you can get the school under better control than last year."
Arriving at school he found two buses unloading students. Officers and enlisted men from the Transportation Section dashed about carrying clipboards, confirming with military precision the confusion of opening day.
"Good morning, sir," the transportation sergeant at the gate greeted him. "All set for the stampede?"
"As ready as we'll ever be I guess. How are the bus runs shaping up?"
"One hell of a mess. We're picking up students who didn't register, kids and mothers on every corner. We already got two drivers out on second runs. Where do all these people come from?"
Bill smiled. "Cheer up, sergeant. It'll all shake down in a few weeks." Again he had that tight feeling in his stomach as he walked on toward the office.
"Morning, Mr. Helmer." The transportation officer stepped along with him. "It's these damn French drivers who are screwing up the works. They all made trial runs last week but they don't know up from down. Every time some mother yells at them in English they go four or five blocks off the route to pick up her brats."
A driver came up waving his arms indignantly.
"Monsieur le directeur, what am I to do? Captain says to park here the bus. The major says to park there the bus. Je veux bien faire mon travail. Everybody says me something different. Merde alors. Merde!"
A group of children waiting for a transfer bus to the elementary school were chanting:
Peas porridge hot, peas porridge cold, Peas porridge in the pot, nine days old
Pausing to watch them Bill could feel their excitement. He found the nursery rhyme turning around and around in his head and he recalled another first day of school. So gripping was the memory that the blood rushed to his forehead.
Peas porridge hot, peas porridge cold ...
He was trudging across the schoolyard of Spring Valley School in new knee-pants and button shoes. A group of little girls were chanting.
Peas porridge hot, peas porridge cold ...
He had stopped to watch some third-graders playing marbles.
"Hey, look, fellas. Look at the girls' shoes. Ain't they purty?"
"Whatcha wearin' girl shoes for? Whatchur name, kid?"
"Billy Helmer."
"Hey, that's the Helmers down by the railroad tracks. My pop said old man Helmer don't believe in God. They're poor white trash."
Peas porridge hot, peas porridge cold ...
Egged on by the older boys a group of third-graders gathered around and pranced in a circle pointing, "Look at the girls' shoes. Where's your skirt, Billy? Little girl wants her mommy."
As the circle closed tighter he had a dizzy impression of leering faces, unfriendly eyes.
Some like it hot, some like it cold ...
An eighth-grader came up to watch the fun and called out, "Bet he doesn't know whether to stand or squat when he goes to piss."
Miss Miller, his first-grade teacher, rescued him when the bell rang. Gathering all the children in the first three grades she marched them into the classroom. He sat, isolated from the world by a wall of hurt ego and baffled pride. He tried to hide his shoes under the desk while studying the tennis shoes and low cut laced shoes that other boys wore. His were the only button shoes. He saw a boy in the next row snickering and nudging his neighbor as he pointed to Billy's shoes.
When he left the building after school his third-grade friends were waiting for him. He tried to ignore them and walk with dignity across the dusty playground. His uneaten lunch in the new tin lunchbox and his book bag felt heavy. He was tired and wanted to cry.
Some fourth-graders had joined the group. Led by a boy named Hank they gathered around, escorting him convoy fashion as he started down the hill toward home.
"Let's take the little boy home to his mommy."
"No, Hank, it's a little girl. Look at her shoes."
"He's got no religion," said Hank. "Come on, fellas, Let's show him how to pray." They were pressing closer now running to keep up with him.
Billy was gripped by sheer terror as hands struck him in the back, pushing him off balance. Lunchbox and books rolled away from him as he fell. Clawing wildly at the mass of faces he dimly felt a blow to his face, tasted blood running from his nose over his lip. Abandoning books and lunch pail he scrambled to his feet and ran with all his might.
Peas porridge hot, peas porridge cold ...
Bill was standing there clenching his fists when the secretary came up and spoke to him. She had to speak twice before he realized she was there.
"Mr. Helmer," she repeated sharply.
"I shouldn't have run." He stood staring at her.
"I beg your pardon?"
"Those damn button shoes," he said. "But it wasn't so bad after I had a fight with Hank."
"I'm afraid I don't understand. Did some of the youngsters get into a fight already?"
"Uhm ... No. Good morning, Mrs. Stepanovic." He stifled an impulse to feel and be reassured there was no blood on his shirt. "I guess I was thinking about something else."
"Oh, is that it? Anyway, I'm glad that you are here. First, you should call Captain Murphy. He has already phoned twice, something important. Then ..."
"Just a minute, Maria. When I have done that, I'm going over to the cafe for breakfast no matter what happens. I'll be back by eight o'clock if anybody wants me."
In the little cafe, Chez Maurice, the day was getting off to a leisurely start. There were no customers to disturb the two dogs sleeping by the corner stove and the cat curled up on one of the tables. Maurice was washing bottles behind the bar.
"Bonjour, monsieur le directeur. Comment allez-vous?" he offered his wrist.
"Bonjour, Maurice. Bien, merci." He shook the wet wrist; then took his habitual table in the corner by the stove. Th e dogs stirred uneasily. The cat stretched, arched her back and jumped resentfully to the next table. Maurice finished rinsing the bottles, wiped his hands on his apron and came over. Bill ordered un grand café et une tartine.
"Un grand crème et une tartine beurrée pour monsieur le directeur," Maurice called out to the kitchen.
Bill began to feel a little more relaxed. The respect accorded him as monsieur le directeur by the French was surprising and always gratifying. Today it helped to restore his sense of dignity by putting a comfortable partition of time between the present and those button shoes. I wonder, he asked himself, how much I've really learned since then. I'll be damned if I know to this day the best thing to do. Is it better to run away, or should you brawl with a bunch of numbskulls to show them you can't be pushed around? He took a deep breath and stretched. This year will be different.
"Good morning, Mr. Helmer. I've been looking for you." The assistant principal pulled up a chair.
"Morning, Hal. Have a cup of coffee. And lay off the 'Mister' angle. It's Bill to you."
"Don't like formality myself. Garçon," he called, "un café au lait, s'il vous plaît."
"How are things across the street?" Bill buttered a slab of crusty bread.
"So far it looks to me like one hell of a mess."
"Ah. Things are running normally then."
"I'm worried about the enrollment. We're way over the estimates. What if we don't have enough teachers?"
"That worries me a little, too. Did you count heads this morning?"
"Yes, We're only two short. The typing teacher came in this morning. Corson still hasn't showed so I checked with Civilian Personnel. He had orders to report at Westover Field for air transportation ten days ago. No news of him since."
"You're new here, Hal. Sometimes teachers don't show up for weeks. They get lost in some military point of debarkation like soldiers do."
"Just like a casual company in the Army. My infantry training may come in handy here."
"This is no picnic, my friend. Teachers hired in all parts of the forty-eight states are dumped here with a principal who didn't hire them and whom they don't know. Back in the U.S. they were assigned to locations and perhaps did not choose to come to Paris. Many of them would probably prefer Germany. So by some miracle not defined in civil service regulations the school is supposed to run smoothly. And our School Officer can't help much even if he wants to, which he usually doesn't."
"The School Officer," Hal said. "That reminds me. Captain Murphy called and left a message with the secretary. Did you know that they're going to paint all the blackboards today?"
"The hell they are. I'll bet that's Murphy's idea. No wonder I couldn't get him on the phone."
"That was sprung on me about ten minutes ago."
"That's all we need the first day of school. I doubt that regular paint will work on slate boards and anyway I won't tolerate workers in the classrooms during school hours. They can't do that."
"Maybe they can't, but about five Frenchmen with paint buckets and brushes showed up a few minutes ago. A sergeant is in charge of them."
"Over my dead body." Bill gulped the last of his coffee and rose to his feet.
"Maybe they can go out and paint 'Americans Go Home' signs instead. There sure are enough of them around. Why do they want us to leave?"
"The Communists are demanding it. They have a big block of votes in the Assemblée nationale. A lot of people agree with them that we are taking over their country. Our time here could be limited. But we have to stay out of their affairs."
"What do you think of all that? I'm not much into politics."
"Maybe our faculty can play a tiny role in improving relations. We may be forced to leave, but right now I just want to keep intruders from disturbing classes. I'll get the painters out of the building. I don't care what they do so long as it isn't in my school."
"If you have trouble I'll be along in a minute," Hal said.
"Well, here's where we take on the U.S. Army."
"Give them a good fight, boss," Hal called after him.
Bill paid for his breakfast and strode out the door. The Assistant Principal watched him leave. This job, he was thinking, might prove to be even more amusing than he had imagined.
Chapter Two As Bill hurried back across the school yard an army staff car pulled into the parking lot. The driver jumped out and opened the door for his passenger. He took several suitcases from the car, piling them on the sidewalk.
"Hello, Mr. Helmer. Got a teacher for you." He slid under the steering wheel and started the motor.
"Just a minute, Corporal. We may want you to take this baggage to a hotel."
"Sorry, Sir, I got orders to get right back to the Motor Pool. The captain expects some big-shot general and he's all in a sweat. Call in if you want a car later." He drove off in a shower of gravel.
Bill looked at the teacher. She was young, not more than twenty-two or three he guessed, standing tall despite a rumpled appearance of overnight travel. Her wide-set hazel eyes, almost at a level with his own, radiated an expression of good humor.
"Are you the principal?"
"Yes." He loaded the suitcases under his arms. "Let's get your baggage inside. Then we can introduce ourselves properly."
"I'm Irene Young," she said when they were in the office. "I think I'm assigned to your school."
"I'm Bill Helmer." He shook hands with her. "Sorry you had to arrive at the last minute in this madhouse. First days in our school are always wild but it will settle down. Happy to have you with us."
"What do I do now?"
"Have you had breakfast?"
"I ate at the railway station."
"Do you have a place to live?"
"No. I just arrived about an hour ago."
"Want us to get a hotel room for you?" "That would be wonderful."
"I'll have our secretary make a reservation. Your baggage will be sent down to the hotel. Are you game to jump right in and take over a homeroom this morning?"
"If you tell me what to do."
"I'll have my secretary introduce you to Mr. Evans, our Assistant Principal. He can take you on a quick tour of the building and show you where your homeroom will be. When you've done that come back and see me."
"Maria," he asked his secretary, "have you tried to get a substitute for Corson?"
"That won't be necessary." A man stepped out from the inner office. "Corson will play himself in the first act."
"Hi, John. We were beginning to think they had you locked up at Ellis Island. When did you get in?"
"This morning about eight o'clock. Commercial flight. We sat around Westover Field for eight days chewing our nails and waiting for space on a plane. It's good to be back, Bill."
"Here's your schedule, John. Two sections of physics and three of advanced Math but we'll probably tear that all to hell before the day is over. We're way over our estimated enrollment and kids are still pouring in."
"Same old story." Corson studied his schedule. "Let me know if you want me. I'll probably be here late tonight getting the lab set up."
Bill sat down at his desk. "Let's see. What next? Oh, yes. Blackboards. Where is Michael Murphy?" Bill jumped to his feet and started for the door. Just then Irene Young came back into the office.
"Did you see the building?"
"Yes. Do I just go up to my room when the bell rings?"
"No. The day starts with an orientation assembly in the auditorium. All the students and teachers will be there. We'll ... Good Lord! What's that noise?"
"Oh, some girls are cheering out in the hall."
"Just a moment, please." Bill stepped out of the office and was back almost immediately. "Where were we? Oh, yes. Teachers will be introduced and then leave, one at a time with their homerooms."
"I've got the general idea."
"Now, if you will excuse me I have to see the school officer."
A bell rang.
"That's for the assembly. Let's go. I'll come up afterward," he said as they walked into the auditorium, "and help you get started."
After the assembly he introduced Miss Young to her students.
"Seniors, this is Miss Young, your homeroom teacher. She arrived in Paris about an hour ago so she hasn't had much opportunity to study our class schedule. I ask your cooperation this morning in getting our courses lined up as quickly as possible."
Miss Young turned to write a list of senior elective subjects on the blackboard when her stick of chalk broke. As she stooped to pick it up from the floor one of the boys gave out with a loud, sharp whistle. Remembering that the principal was in the room he cut it short and sat looking innocently ahead at the board. There was an uncomfortable silence as the students waited to see what would happen. Bill walked over to the student.
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