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Ok, I cave! Is there a fanfiction for this I can read somewhere? Its... just so.... zdr dzjxt *shot*
beautiful! the mirror of erised! >3< i love this photo!
This is sooooo adorable and beautiful detail Annria-chan I could just scream right now!!
DDD: gorgeous lines and pose!!!!!
Would this be a Category 4 or a Category 1? I mean in terms of commission categories.
And why is this in the RiAqua group?
And why is this in the RiAqua group?
Seems Sad!
*gasp* OMG! That's the Mirror of Irasid!!! (sp?) OOOOOH this is so SAAAAAAD!!!!!
poor guy....
poor guy....
I'd so read that fic. @_@
My Vanitas showed me this last night and we have since begun roleplaying it thank you so much for your wonderful art because it is so much fun omg
harry potter!!!!!!! ahh!!!!!
is that slytherin and ravenclaw robes i see?
is that slytherin and ravenclaw robes i see?
le feels T___T
It's amazing, you have no idea how much this made me happy. Both of my two favorite fandom in one. Absolutely love it!!!!!!
Why you no soft shade more?! It's BEAUTIFUL!!! ;A;
Wow... Mirror of Erised~♪
Clearly saw his desires~
Clearly saw his desires~
Such beautiful imagery, what a great idea! So sad yet sweet.
cute :3
I love this! I love these two together:3
how cute~
...Did you dramatically improve? <'3
Nice HP and KH.
This is amazing~ :3
I'm nit,much of a vanitasxaqua person but this is still awesome on about 7 levels
This artwork.... tis amazing.<3
aww ; o ;
Aww... it's soooo wonderful!
oh my god wow.....i wish i could have one thats beutafull
Amazing work!
Thank you, by the way, for contributing to the group you set a fine example toward inactive members that go joining clubs just to say they are a member. I moved this one to the featured folder cause the art style and concept is very lovely.
Hopefully you don't attract any idiots who focus more on the couple rather than the artwork itself.
Hopefully you don't attract any idiots who focus more on the couple rather than the artwork itself.
I love it
I bet >w>
beautiful style used and very good work!
that is a very curious type of scene.
Hehehe. My latest chapter of Heartbeat involves a very similar scene with a different KH couple. What are the chances! XD
Your pictures are always so very lovely in their theme and execution.
Your pictures are always so very lovely in their theme and execution.
I love it!~~~~
Although I'm more of a TerraXAqua-Fan I have to admit I like the idea shown in this picture.
I envy your drawing skills XD You're awesome!
I envy your drawing skills XD You're awesome!
did u pair vanitas with aqua for a fanfic or did i miss somethin in the games?

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As this blog goes back and forth over who won and lost in the recent expensive, all-mail survey, it bears mentioning that 54 percent of Seattle voters didn't care to participate in the "election."
"Some folks in West Seattle really, really, really want a new viaduct, says Seattle Times. Thats nice. But they lost."
Remember folks, one election decides everything forever. If you ever lose one, even one that's vague and where you probably have the most popular opinion, you should stop trying to influence the electorate ever again.
Future comments from Dan Savage:
It's nice that people think that the Iraq War was a mistake but they lost.
It's nice that people favor marriage equality, but they lost.
Glen Beck is a TOTAL DOUCHEBAG.
Yep Dan, lost a vote that didn't mean anything except cause more confusion.
I wouldn't count my chickens before they're hatched.
Seems like in Dan's world, you're only from "Seattle" if you live between Yesler and the Montlake Cut. The rest of us can fuck off.
@Mike in MO...Totally agree. I saw him once on CNN or something and thought "who the fuck gave this idiot a tv show?!?!?!"
Definately one of the WORST tv personalities since O'Reilly.
Confidential to Glen Beck: Suck it.
Stranger breaking news 1992
Clinton loses (57% vote against)
Bush loses (62% vote against)
therefore Perot wins!
kush: interesting point, maybe we should conduct all of our elections like that:
option a or do nothing
option b or do nothing
then the plan that is really best but no one wanted us peons to even consider wins, yay!!!
God, Glen Beck is nasty.
BECK: Do you know how many oil lamps we could keep burning just on Rosie O'Donnell's fat?
BECK: Think about how much perfume we could make out of Rosie O'Donnell. Again, too easy.
What a dickhead.
Combine Iran's seizure of the British servicemen with Turkey's threat to invade Kurdistan, and it's looking like more of a tinderbox in the region than it has in an long time.
I should add, though, that I find the prospect of Turkey invading northern Iraq against the US's will to be extremely unlikely. Actually, this is another example of the incentive of the EU playing a very helpful role in moderating extreme behaviour.
@10: Wouldn't necessarily count on it. With the cooling between the EU and Turkey as of late with regards to ascession, and Turkey's very well known feelings about the Kurds I would not discount them stepping in. I would argue more that the relationship with the US and Turkey is probably holding them back more than the EU.
Monique> Beck was a regular guest on a rdio show I used to listen to (back before I went into outter space to listen to Sirius). He was a TOTAL DOUCHEBAG then, so imagine my horror when CNN gave him his own show.
Is this CNN trying to appear fair? It only serves to make them appear stupid.
Should I point out the obvious, Kush? The viaduct vote consisted of two yes/no votes and the Nos prevailed both ways. Your comparison to the 92 election is cute but it wasn't Bush for President, yes or no, and Clinton for President, yes or no. Your point holds no water.
I don't live in Seattle anymore but I would have voted no and no for economic reasons. And I'd find statements about how the results somehow mean that Seattle residents really do want a viaduct to be bullshit. I think it's what you're going to get anyway, but that's the absurdity of Washington politics for you.
Go here http://www.cnn.com/feedback/forms/form5.html?69 to register your distaste with Glenn Beck. It really does matter. You can get more contact info for his ABC and other shows here: http://mediamatters.org/issues_topics/people/glennbeck
And while you're at it, tell CNN to get that screeching harpy Nancy Grace off the air. Her voice makes my ears bleed, even when I happen across channel 45 when channel surfing.
@11: Turkey still wants incredibly badly to be a member of the EU. I personally don't think it will happen, at least not in the next decade. But that aspiration dominates a lot of what they do.
Turkey and the US have fairly cool relations right now, what with their refusal to let us bring forces through their country during the invasion of Iraq, and with Congress preparing to recognize the Armenian genocide. But I still don't think Turkey would risk the wrath of the US by making incursions into the North. If they begin to destabilize the one relatively peaceful region, we would act quickly to end their interference. But even their threats of doing so are putting the region on edge.
By the way, the Times has this interesting factoid: King County's population grew last year by 27,613 people. That's the equivalent of the City of SeaTac or Des Moines.
And we're wondering whether we should get rid of capacity on our roadways through the city while dinking around on getting transit done?
Dave Coffman,
Why is it exactly that you think building more roads and freeways will solve congestion? Los Angeles, Phoenix, Dallas or Atlanta, anyone? Any examples where it's worked?
Only rapid mass transit can solve this problem. Hello Boston, Chicago, NYC, San Francisco.
I'm a West Seattleite and I voted no/no because I want transit, not freeways.
You can have my iPod when you pry it from my cold, dead hands, you little fuckers.
I despair of ever returning to live in Seattle when I think about transportation there and especially the lack of mass transit.
Dan is just being Dan and I reckon he got the response he wanted.
Personally, I can see why peeps in West Seattle would view things the way they do. They get stuck on that raggedy ass WSF all the time. I never go to West Seattle and when I do I go the back way through South Park. But, theyre just looking out for themselves and their commute. I feel them. Is easy to simplify the argument. To some.. no viaduct= big traffic problems.
I dont usually read wonkish pieces, but I think ECB's viaduct piece this week was very good. It explains the changes that need to be made in order for the transit option to work. Goes into detail about streets and crap like that. Dan should direct folks to that piece instead of the " you lost" " you lost" thing. Just saying..
I am actually wary of filling out a comment email about Glen Beck. Cause as they say in media "There is no such thing as bad press".
They can easily use the negative comments to say "See? Even people that don't like Glen Beck are watching". The best way to rid yourself of an annoying TV show or TV personality is to pay them no attention. Negative attention is still attention and ad revenue.
Gawd, I miss Lynne Russell!
Thanks for the link. Here's the text of the message that I sent to CNN:
Ive stopped watching CNN and Ive asked my friends and family to stop watching CNN because of Glenn Beck and Nancy Grace - both are boorish, juvenile and obnoxious.
I dont know how to describe their repulsive shows other than a total insult to your now former audiences intelligence.
This isnt even journalism; its sensationalism and pandering at its worst, and a total discredit to your networks formerly professional reputation.
ECB's piece was good. I'm very interested in the surface idea. However, one big "if" is the 28% of traffic that is predicted to disappear because of better trip-planning and use of mass transit. I'm not sure that can be counted on.
#13 it holds as much water as the surface girls and boys claiming that the vote indicates the voters favored their plan - if you care what the voters or the citizens said in the vote go study the surveyusa results and encourage the city/state to run a really good poll and not by some local hack pollster.
I think that surface supporters should say that they don't care what anybody thinks, that they are right and tell us what road work and buses they plan to put in place and just ram it through.
Yep, that's the election we "lost". Additional future election losers: every city council seat (except Della), the Mayor, and I'm sure every writer on the Stranger staff will have lots of material to work with when Dino Rossi or his equivalent takes Gregoire to the cleaners on her leadership record. Political triangulation and gutlessness will have it's reward.
I call do-over - we Viaduct lovers get five votes, just like the anti-monorail folks got five votes.
Don't like it?
I have a question stemming from the ECB piece. It says that most rush-hour traffic is coming to and from downtown, contradicting the WSDOT's claim that most of it is long-distance travel through the city. Where are these two sets of numbers coming from? This seems like the clincher. If ECB's claim is true, then the surface transit sounds great. If the WSDOT's numbers are right, then the surface transit wouldn't absorb 40% of the traffic , because people would be trying to get past downtown.
Shit. Does this mean I have to take all the embarrassing stuff off my iPod? I really don't need some dumb punk laughing at my music taste.
The day Turkey gets the message that EU membership is never going to happen -- and EU membership is never going to happen -- all hell is going to break loose. Their semi-liberal government is propped up on that promise, and will fall to Islamicists if it is taken away. Which is not to say Turkey will become an Islamicist country; it's to say it will become an internal battleground. And yes, at that point, the chances of them attacking Kurdistan are very high.
The viaduct vote was designed to create exactly this confusion. Because there was no surface vote, surface supporters are able to make the probably specious claim that "surface won". But we don't know how many noes on elevated voted yes on tunnel, or vice versa. If it was more than about two-thirds (gimme a minute and I'll do the math), then surface very definitely LOST. But we'll never know, because they asked the question in the stupidest possible way.
@21, I understand your point, but 22 has it exactly right. I told CNN/Headline I've stopped watching ALL their news programming because of Beck.
@22, yes, Lynne Russell! Dang I miss those days. Too bad the news channels are lowering their standards to those of Faux News to grab ratings.
The viaduct vote was designed to create exactly this confusion.
The viaduct vote was intended to turn Turkey into an Islamist battleground?
The day Turkey gets the message that EU membership is never going to happen -- and EU membership is never going to happen -- all hell is going to break loose. Their semi-liberal government is propped up on that promise, and will fall to Islamicists if it is taken away.
I've thought about that too. And I think that's partly why the EU has dragged talks on, postponing and postponing, never saying 'no.' And whenever an EU rep does make an offhand remark about Turkey not gaining entry, that alone has sparked fury.
See there is no reason that Britian needs to jump the gun. They use great tack and assess the situation and angles before they make assuptions. The Iranians didn't kidnap them. They did not harm them. They just pissed them off a little but no harm done right.
On the other hand if this was American Sailors most likely our reaction would be "thats an act of war" "those damned terroists" and "those sailors are hostages lets go git those mofos"
Its amazing that we seemed to have flip flopped roles and we are the Brits of old. Divide and conquer.
Its sad how we lost that hero vibe after the fall of Germany and are now seen as overreactionaries and every thing we do is a fucking mistake. In a sense we have the right intentions , but the way we go about it is just to trigger happy. Not cool.
You don't see Britian sending in James Bond 007 too stear up trouble in iran now do you. I think that they can handle this with honor and respect for the other guy to get those sailors home in no time.
Hopefully in our future we can do the same without Declaring War over something like this.
The sailors were from the H.M.S. Cornwall, a British Type 22 frigate. Commodore Nick Lambert, the Cornwalls commanding officer, told the B.B.C. that he hoped the incident was the result of a simple misunderstanding at the tactical level. The waters separating Iran and Iraq have long been the subject of bitter territorial disputes between the two countries.
There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that they were in Iraqi territorial waters, Commodore Lambert said of the British sailors. Equally, the Iranians may claim they were in Iranian waters.
He added that the two British boats had apparently been moved to Iranian bases, but that there was no evidence that there had been any fighting. He also said that the sailors appeared to be safe, and that they had behaved in an extremely professional way, in line with the rules of engagement, the B.B.C. reported.
On the I-Pod article I was drawn to this quote:
Detective Jim Frese of Seattle's North Precinct. "It's so common it doesn't faze us anymore."
Unfortunately, that seems to be the attitude of the SPD about almost any property crime.
Gabriel, it is the opposite of latent demand. If capacity is reduced, the number of trips will be reduced as well.
I think we should build an elevated freeway through West Seattle to allow the folks who live in Arbor Heights to get to work easier. Isn't that the city's goal, to put a freeway to every doorstep and a chicken in every pot?
@17: I'm not for building "more" roadways, but I am for keeping capacity until we get the infrastructure we desperately need for transit. Taking away the viaduct or roadway that accomodates those cars is a separate issue from getting transit going here. We need transit. My point is that it will take 20-40 years to get us to the point where we can say "yep, tear that schitt down" as CDV loves to say.
Given the number of years to produce transit that will replace the numbers talked about (be it 70,000 or 110,000 trips) my thought is when you already have a bad traffic situation, you don't make it worse by removing capacity until you have a good start on what's going to replace it. Name one group or person who has given any kind of detail other than some ethereal "it will get dispersed on surface streets or go away completely".
There's the ST2 plan, which provides nothing for anyone west of Highway 99. And the BRT to West Seattle is a joke because as soon as it hits the West Seattle freeway, there is no through connection into the 5th Avenue Busway, paricularly Westbound. Add on top of that the fact that if the viaduct does come down, you'll walk the Spokane Street viaduct quicker than be able to drive it to I-5, and under current plans that's exactly where this BRT is supposed to be dumping into. Doesn't make much sense to me at all. And that's just the effect in West Seattle.
People in Ballard might as just well have a neighborhood chopper if they want to get anywhere, especially since I-5 will be gridlocked an additional 4-6 hours a day according to different estimates.
Good luck going anywhere except the corner store.
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"Good luck going anywhere except the corner store."
Based on your scenerio, Dave, one wonders if there will be much to purchase at those corner stores.
Dave Coffman @ 36,
The viaduct is going to be shut down for possibly years (I know they said less than that, but let's get real) and we're going to have to live without it no matter what option is chosen.
Surface and transit is the only option we can actually afford.
The Times' article's bias slipped out when they described West Seattle as "a neighborhood dependent on the viaduct."
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ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS, AUG. 30-31 – In this photo taken on Aug. 14, 2014, Nancy Coplin, right, poses for a portrait with blues musician, Paul Oscher, left, before a performance at C-Boy's Heart & Soul in Austin, Texas. (AP Photo/Austin American-Statesman, Rodolfo Gonzalez) AUSTIN CHRONICLE OUT, COMMUNITY IMPACT OUT, INTERNET AND TV MUST CREDIT PHOTOGRAPHER AND STATESMAN.COM, MAGS OUT
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — "My brain is like a popcorn popper," Nancy Coplin says. "Ideas just — poink! — pop up."
Considering Coplin's colorful history, no wonder her head spins.
A brassy bundle of compressed energy, Coplin married a worldly Dallas music promoter at age 19; started freshman orientation at the University of Texas on the day of the Tower shootings; later booked movies in New Orleans; sold industrial chemicals for years in the oil patches of Louisiana and Texas; wrote and sang "not terribly wonderful songs" in Austin; chaired the city's first music commission; lost everything in the 1998 flood; and — capping her career as an industry insider — booked more than 7,000 acts as the music coordinator at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport from 1999 to 2013.
Now "retired," Coplin currently serves as a music consultant for other cities' airports; books music for the Armadillo Christmas Bazaar; manages bluesman Paul Oscher; works closely with TuneGo.com, an online platform for career development in music; buys talent for the Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort's songwriter series; and sells vintage music posters on the side.
"I'm not finished yet," she is fond of saying. "There's another thing ."
With Coplin, there's always another thing.
Nancy Coplin, 66, was born in Saginaw, Mich., but grew up in North Dallas.
Her father, Frank Weiss, was a merchandise manager whose father worked for Henry Ford in Detroit. Coplin's mother, Sally Weller Weiss, was a homemaker whose father, a defense lawyer, reputedly represented the "Purple Gang" of Jewish bootleggers in Detroit.
An unapologetic Texas tomboy, Coplin played football with the neighbors, climbed trees and explored wilderness areas. One of her [auth] favorite subjects at Hillcrest High School was social studies because she liked to find out how other people lived.
She also idolized music — soul, R&B, the British invasion — and musicians.
"I saw the Beatles," she tells the Austin American-Statesman (http://bit.ly/1qs5bGI). "Didn't hear them. Because the audience screamed the whole time. I also caught the Rolling Stones' first U.S. tour. I don't remember much. That's the case with a lot of concerts."
Her first day in Austin, Charles Whitman shot and killed 16 people, wounding 32 others, from atop the UT Tower.
"Somebody came running into the room and yells, 'There's a guy in the tower shooting people,'" Coplin recalls. "I thought that meant they were shooting a movie. I went out: Boom! Boom! Boom! I raced back in and out the back way. It was surreal."
The glamour of the music business — she hung out at Dallas' Empire Ballroom, Central Forest Club and Soul City — attracted her to music promoter and manager Sam Coplin, several years her senior.
"Plus he had a Corvette," Coplin says of the marriage that didn't end happily. "He's living, as far as I know."
The one enduring gift of the liaison: Her adoptive daughter, Kimberly Brakefield, and two cherished grandchildren. Not for the last time, Coplin nurtured these personal bonds through decades of ups and downs.
"Nancy is the type of person who creates a lasting impact on people's lives," says John Kohl of TuneGo.com. "And that's exactly why she is loved and adored by so many. Nancy will give you the shirt off her back to help you succeed. She's the real deal."
Young and divorced, Coplin never wanted for work — or memorable mentors.
Film industry veteran Sheila DeLoache hired Coplin to monitor box office receipts and bid out movies for Columbia Pictures, skills that took her to New Orleans, where she was hired away by Universal Studios.
"My life's like that," Coplin says. "Everything connects by another weird set of circumstances."
In 1981, she met Lorraine Studin, a larger-than-life woman who still sells industrial chemicals at age 85.
"'I'll pick you up at three,'" Coplin recalls Studin telling her on her first day. "In the morning. We drove to Venice, La. A man there asked: What are you selling? I said: I just started in the job, but here's something you might like. He said: I'll take two drums. I went right from salary to commission, this Jewish girl from North Dallas."
Sometimes, Coplin would sell to oil men at daytime bars.
"That's where the fun began," she says. "Guys getting off rigs, morning drinking. That's where I learned to cuss really well."
A bad romance delivered her to Austin in 1983. While selling more chemicals, she also met Austin leaders such as Martha Cotera and Carol Thompson while joining a local songwriters' group, which led to friendships with the likes of Marcia Ball and the late Jean Partain.
In 1988, she was appointed to the Austin Music Commission.
"In the first meeting, they voted me chair," she says. "Because Gary Bond miscounted the vote."
"Nancy Coplin is a true Austin treasure," says Saxon Pub owner Joe Ables. "Her incredible passion and dedication to our music community is only matched by her tireless volunteer work for those in need."
Early on, Coplin wrestled with questions that still bedevil the Austin music community. How to protect band members unloading instruments into tightly packed downtown clubs? How to mitigate noise concerns from nearby residents?
Naturally, Coplin recounts her version of how Austin adopted its famous nickname. One night, before a public meeting, late blues singer Lillian Standfield arrived directly from a gig in Houston.
"We should have a sign at the city limits that says 'Music Capital,'" Standfield told Coplin, who met with City Council Member Max Nofziger about the idea. After looking into the branding of other music cities, they refined the focus to "live music" rather than all music.
"Why not 'Live Music Capital of the Universe'?'" Coplin recalls one suggestion. "Well, we don't know what they have on Mars. So it was 'the World.'"
In the late 1990s, Coplin took a detour to Johnson City, where she and a friend opened a cafe. It didn't end well, so she went back to selling industrial chemicals. In 1997, she moved back to Austin, then lost all her household belongings in the big flood the next year.
"I moved into Bruce Willenzik's laundry room with my dog and a computer," she says of the friend who runs the Armadillo Christmas Bazaar. Her next project was a show, "What's the Cover?" on the controversial Austin Music Network.
In 1999, she was hired part-time to book musical acts at the airport, part of a comprehensive effort to "localize" the space. For a while, she also organized art exhibits there. At times, she booked up to 23 acts a week.
"That's a lot of musician chasing," she says. "But I heard some amazing music."
Among her proudest moves: Booking musicians who had fled New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
Teaming with airport concessionaire Delaware North, Coplin exported the musical concept to New Orleans and has consulted with airports in Houston, Denver and Oklahoma City.
"It's not like building a nuclear reactor," she says. "But it's a puzzle putting pieces together and figuring out how to make it work."
Meanwhile, she's shepherding the career of Paul Oscher, who played with Muddy Waters. She discovered him at a Manchaca barbecue joint and was blown away. She's slowly changing up the acts at the Bazaar, bringing in more youthful acts alongside Austin longtimers. For TuneGo.com, she helps match acts with a panel of high-level producers, which can lead to showcases and placement on films and video games.
Single, Coplin lives in deep South Austin. But she rarely sits still.
"I love to connect people," she says. "Somebody told me recently: You should simply put 'connector' on your business card."
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The former Celtic youth scored the decisive goal in Saints' 3-1 win over Kilmarnock, with Conor Newton adding a third after Kris Boyd had cancelled out John McGinn's opener, as Lennon's side rounded off their Clydesdale Bank Premier League campaign with just their third away victory of the season.
But Lennon revealed he has not spoken to the 25-year-old McGowan for weeks and was unsure if the player - who first arrived in Paisley on loan from his old Parkhead employers in 2010 before signing permanently 12 months later - would be staying put.
Lennon said: "It's still in the balance. I haven't had a conversation with the boy for a number of weeks now.
"I opened up talks with him about three months ago and he knows where we stand. I know exactly what his intentions are but we can't wait for ever."
Kilmarnock boss Kenny Shiels did confirm he had won the race to sign the Buddies' Scottish Communities League Cup-winning goalkeeper Craig Samson.
But Lennon has not given up hope of keeping hold of another two heroes from that Hampden victory over Hearts, on-loan Newcastle duo Paul Dummett and Conor Newton.
"The two of them are good players and the boy Dummett just loves defending," said Lennon.
"He's been a pleasure to have. Our club has a reputation now of bringing in players and improving them.
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The facility, which is located in Landover, Md., will test devices that record biometric data from travelers exiting the country, CBP Commissioner Gil Kerlikowske said in a presentation at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Sworn in as commissioner on March 7, Kerlikowske has been on the job about 100 days.
Colleen Manaher, who heads the agency's Entry/Exit Transformation Office, said in a February speech that the facility would test a variety of biometric devices and narrow them down to the two top performers in a mock airport environment.
Kerlikowske said a biometric entry/exit program is an "extremely important" piece of overall border security.
Experiments with the technology at the Maryland facility will advance the agency's overall plans for a complete biometric entry/exit system for the United States, which he said was key to a more efficient immigration system.
CBP took over some of the responsibilities for developing the biometric exit technology after the Department of Homeland Security split up CBP's U.S. Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology (US-VISIT) biometric data collection and analysis program among CBP, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement and a new Office of Biometric Identity Management in 2013. That program collected fingerprints from foreign visitors that were checked against terrorist databases. The complete biometric entry/exit program is aimed at preventing visa overstays.
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During Brian Leetch's 18th NHL season, he would come home after games and practices, lie on the couch completely devoid of energy, and stare at three reasons why he needed to make it his final NHL season.
Nine-year-old Jack, 6-year-old Riley and 4-year-old Sean.
"It's been nice the last few years to be able to engage with them and do some things with them," Leetch told ESPN.com less than a week before his Hockey Hall of Fame induction Monday night in Toronto. "That's pretty much what I've been doing."
The two-time Norris Trophy winner is now giving it 110 percent a day as a father.
"He has made a determination to be a full-time dad in their formative years and jumped into that with the same energy he had on the ice," said Leetch's longtime agent, Jay Grossman.
No doubt his wife Mary Beth appreciates the help on defense, since the kids have outnumbered the parents and man-to-man coverage is no longer an option. It's zone coverage all the way, baby.
So, if you're wondering why it seems that the 41-year-old Leetch just fell off the face of the earth, at least publicly, since his last game in 2005-06, it's because he's been under contract with the Leetch Family Home in Boston. It's a multiyear deal, and no financial terms were disclosed.
"I've honestly just really enjoyed the time at home," Leetch said with a chuckle.
This season, he has made his way down to New York to reconnect with the Rangers in the odd pregame MSG telecast. And, as always, Leetch has been active on the charity front, but really not much else. Not yet.
But it's clear from the eagerness in his voice that, once the kids are a little older, one of America's greatest hockey players will be ready to plunge back into the game in some fashion.
"I've had a lot of people inquire what I'm up to and what I'd like to be interested in, and made some nice suggestions," Leetch said. "I'm just enjoying this right now, but at some point, if the opportunities are there and it's the right time with the family situation, I think I definitely would. Hopefully, it would be with a friend and it wouldn't be a big move for the family. A lot of things have to be right, but it would be a lot of fun."
There's a friend in New York who thinks Leetch would be a great asset to any organization.
"Well, I think he'd be good at anything he wants to," said Hall of Fame center Mark Messier, in the midst of his first year back in hockey as the assistant to the president with the Rangers. "He's a very smart guy, he knows the game obviously very well, and he's very conscientious in his approach, and he's very disciplined.
"I think you're seeing more organizations turning to players that have experience in the game, that with training can move into different roles to help organizations. I think Brian would be no different than many of the former players doing that. When the time is right for him, he would be a welcome addition in any area."
Messier is right about former players coming back into the game. From Steve Yzerman in Detroit, to Cam Neely in Boston, to Luc Robitaille in Los Angeles, to Joe Nieuwendyk in Dallas, it seems more common than ever.
"I am interested in talking to a few of those guys that I see now and then about how they are liking it and what exactly their responsibilities are and what's going on," Leetch said. "Because you can put yourself into that and end up putting more hours in than you did as a player and say, 'What am I doing?' It can go both ways."
Which leads to an interesting question: What would Leetch come back as, a coach or a management type?
"I certainly wouldn't picture myself as a head coach," Leetch said. "But if I had a friend that I played with or against that had something they wanted me to do ... I would certainly think about getting involved in assistant coaching or consulting where I could help out with the young defensemen or help with the power play."
We're pretty sure Leetch could help out a power play. The man was a power-play machine during his career and his puck-moving skills were out of this world. And he has watched with interest as the post-lockout NHL has evolved and the league has given greater importance to -- and shown a newfound appreciation for -- the puck-moving blueliner.
"I think it's great the way the game is now," Leetch said. "Sometimes, you never think you'll see a Mike Green being able to score 20-plus goals and be involved in the offense all the time and get up in the play. But now there's a lot of players being given that opportunity to create some offense and get up in the play. Coaches and GMs are looking for that player now, guys who can log minutes and help bring that transition game and the offensive game."
Not that he regrets his era for a second. The game was still wide open when he entered the NHL in the late 1980s, so he got to experience that. He also experienced the league's trap years, which he did not enjoy so much.
"I came into the NHL when it was still open enough and I was involved a lot. It was important for me to be involved in the offense, and my coaches at the beginning of my career expected me to be up in the play. They would tell the forwards to look for me or back me up on the play," Leetch said. "Then, the trap came in during the middle or closer to the end of my career. Trapping and being on my heels, I found difficult, because my strengths were going forward and being on the puck and trying to anticipate where it was going.
"But I thought I played at a great time. I got to see a bit of everything. I played with Guy Lafleur and Marcel Dionne, who had played for 15-16 years before me."
Leetch chuckled at how the culture of the NHL player changed from the time he got in to the time he left.
"I got to play when some guys were smoking between periods," he said. "Then, at the end of my career, kids came to the team with personal trainers and everyone was in great shape with no body fat, already in tip-top shape before training camp even began. So I got to see a lot of changes in the game. I've got no complaints."
Colin Campbell certainly has no complaints about the eight seasons he spent with Leetch (1990-91 to 1997-98), both as an associate coach and head coach. Few players left an impression on him like Leetch.
"One thing is that he had amazing recovery time; he rested between shifts," said Campbell. "Also, he had an incredible tolerance for pain."
But more than anything, Campbell said, you didn't appreciate Leetch until you were around him.
"He was one of those players that you never knew how good he really was until you coached him or played with him," said the NHL's executive vice president and director of hockey operations. "With a player like him, a franchise is stabilized and competitive as long as this type of player is playing."
Messier arrived in New York from Edmonton for the 1991-92 season, after Leetch had already put in four seasons in the Big Apple. Like Campbell, Messier didn't know what kind of teammate he was about to inherit.
"When I first came to New York, I knew he was a highly rated player, a first-round pick of the Rangers and playing very well, but I had no idea how good he really was," Messier said.
The two instantly became friends, two bachelors at the time, living in New York as star athletes.
"We spent a lot of time together because we were the only two guys living in the city at the time," said Messier. "We travelled to and from practice and to and from games together, and obviously socialized together away from the rink. We became very good friends. We were good for each other. He was able to get me away from the game at times, and I was able to pull him into the game at times. I think our relationship was really positive and beneficial for each other."
Leetch is blunt when he talks about Messier's arrival to New York. "I'm not sure that I end up being in the Hall of Fame without Mark coming to the team as early as he did," said Leetch.
And let's be honest, folks, when it comes to Leetch, Messier and former goalie Mike Richter, they will be forever remembered for only one thing in the hearts of Rangers fans: June 14, 1994, Rangers 3, Canucks 2. It was a day America's greatest city actually stood still ... for hockey.
"It's strange when you go back to New York ... it just meant so much to so many people," said Leetch, who won the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP that year. "I get stopped a lot and get a lot of thank-yous for '94 and a story about where they were that night and whether their dad took them to games. There's always a story and a quick thank-you. It was a big thing, for sure."
That championship clearly forged an indelible bond between Leetch and Messier, two superstars giving it all they had to help end a 54-year Cup drought.
"I think what you learn as you get older is that it's not necessarily the actual act of hoisting the Cup. I mean, that's obviously a dream come true, but what you realize is that it's the process that makes it so special," said Messier. "And the relationships that you forged moving forward and being able to count on each other and playing through tough situations -- those types of relationships last for a lifetime, which has been the case with many players I've played with. But for me, my relationship with Brian was very close and remains that way to this day."
Leetch said winning the 1994 Cup and the arrival of Messier to New York are the "two biggest influences as to why I get recognized as an individual performer."
"You can have successful seasons on teams that aren't successful and you kind of get pushed aside without winning that championship. Being on that '94 team has had a huge impact on how people perceive me as a player."
Next Monday, Leetch and Mess will be back together again in hockey's greatest club, the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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The first time we came down the ICW in 2000, we skipped Georgetown because we were trying to get to Charleston before Thanksgiving. We stopped in McClellanville instead (see McClellanville page). We decided never to go there again, so on the way back we stopped in Georgetown. We wanted our friends to see Georgetown too, so we've stopped there each time since then.
SIMPLICITY (dink MANANA) and JAZZABELLE, KNOCKOFF and CAROLINA passed us. BAD BOY was behind us for awhile. She had a *huge* US flag flying from the top of the mast, and then a large MD flag and then a US Navy flag.
The Socastee Swing bridge has apparently been completely decommissioned and is permanently open (it was back in operation when we came back up unfortunately). We went down the Waccamaw River (SANGRIA II that we saw in Belhaven) also passed. We saw Bucksport (see Bucksport page) which is supposed to have great sausage and passed Wacca Wachee Marina (see Murrells Inlet page) also on our way to Georgetown.
We went to The Boat Shed (a marina). There were a ton of boats anchored in Georgetown including SHARON LEE. We tied up by 12:50 after 51.3 miles or a total trip of 475 nm.
Max and Lucette went to explore the town and met Sharon and her husband from SHARON LEE, and they came by in the dink. There was a Morgan OI (Out Island) behind us on the dock from Baltimore. They have two boys on board age 9 and 14 and are homeschooling. Their cousins came down from Columbus to see them, and the boys were fishing off the dock. One caught a little croaker.
The Rice Museum gift shop was open, but not the Rice Museum itself. SWEET SENSATION came in and anchored, as did the yawl that was the inside boat on our raft (named MONDAY MORNING). A big motor yacht named GOT the FEVER also came into the marina.
We found that there were NO restaurants in town open on Sunday night, so Lucette phoned around and we found that a restaurant named Lafayettes out on US 17 was open so we walked out (about 8 or 9 blocks). They had a buffet for $6.95 each.
The Morgan behind us which wants to get to Charleston today left at first light. We were underway by 6:20. BAD BOY passed us and so did the trawler ALLEY CAT. A big tug passed us by Belle Grove mansion. I tried to see the Esterville Mansion from the water, but it was obscured by 'seasonal foliage'.
We went into the Esterville-Mimm's canal and passed the Cat Island free running ferry. There is about 20 knots of wind. There is a group of boats anchored in Alligator Creek - we see their masts. WAYWARD is one of them and calls us on the radio to ask about conditions. I tell them that there is considerable cross current (we are crossing a whole delta of rivers and creeks) and wind, but no waves.
MARY FRANCES (that we saw in GA coming up last year) passes us, and so does NORTH STAR the Gozzard that was in the South Mills lock with us.
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The events are made possible by a variety of chemicals: steroids, which began as therapy for men wasting from AIDS and recently spawned yet another growing sub-subculture of huge body builders; and psychotherapeutic designer drugs, primarily Ecstasy, which creates feelings of euphoria and emotional bonding, and ketamine, an animal anesthetic that disconnects the conscious thought process from the sensory body. On the surface the parties could be taken for a mass of men in superb shape merely enjoying an opportunity to let off steam. But underneath, masked by the drugs, there is an air of strain, of sexual danger translated into sexual objectification, the unspoken withering of the human body transformed into a reassuring inflation of muscular body mass.
As the morning stretched on, my friends and I stood in the recess of a bar as the parade of bodies passed relentlessly by. Beyond, a sea of men danced the early morning through, strobe lights occasionally glinting off the assorted deltoids, traps, lats and other muscles gay men have come to fetishize. At the party's peak -- around 5 A.M. -- there must have been about 6,000 men in the room, some parading on a distant stage, others locked in a cluster of rotating pecs, embracing one another in a drug-induced emotional high.
For a group of men who have witnessed a scale of loss historically visited only upon war generations, it was a curious spectacle. For some, I'm sure, the drugs helped release emotions they could hardly address alone or sober; for others, perhaps, the ritual was a way of defying their own infections, their sense of fragility or their guilt at survival. For others still, including myself, it was a puzzle of impulses. The need to find some solidarity among the loss, to assert some crazed physicality against the threat of sickness, to release some of the toxins built up over a decade of constant anxiety. Beyond everything, the desire to banish the memories that will not be banished; to shuck off -- if only till the morning -- the maturity that plague had brutally imposed.
I TALK ABOUT THIS AS A quintessentially homosexual experience, not because AIDS is a quintessentially homosexual experience. Across the world, it has affected far, far more heterosexuals than homosexuals; in America, it has killed half as many intravenous drug users as gay men. And its impact has probably been as profound on many heterosexual family members and friends as it has been on the gay men at ground zero of the epidemic. But at the same time, AIDS was and is inextricable from the question of homosexuality in the psyche of America because it struck homosexuals first and from then on became unalterably woven into the deeper and older question of homosexual integration.
In so many ways it was a bizarre turn of events. In the past, plagues were often marked by their lack of discrimination, by the way in which they laid low vast swaths of the population with little regard for station or wealth or sex or religion. But AIDS was different from the beginning. It immediately presented a political as much as a public-health problem. Before homosexuals had even been acknowledged as a central presence in American life, they were suddenly at the heart of a health crisis as profound as any in modern American history. It was always possible, of course, that, with such a lack of societal preparation, America might have responded the way many Latin American and Asian countries responded -- with almost complete silence and denial -- or that the gay world itself might have collapsed under the strain of its own immolation. But over the long run something somewhat different happened. AIDS and its onslaught imposed a form of social integration that may never have taken place otherwise. Forced to choose between complete abandonment of the gay subculture and an awkward first encounter, America, for the most part, chose the latter. A small step, perhaps, but an enormous catalyst in the renegotiation of the gay-straight social contract.
And an enormous shift in our understanding of homosexuality itself. Too much has been made of the analogy between AIDS and the Jewish Holocaust, and they are, indeed, deeply distinct phenomena. One was an act of calculated human evil, designed to obliterate an entire people from the center of Europe. The other is a natural calamity, singling out a group of despised outsiders by virtue of a freak of nature, and a disease that remained asymptomatic long enough to wipe out thousands before anyone knew what was happening. But in so far as each catastrophe changed forever the way a minority group was viewed by the world, the two have eerie parallels.
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