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hello, there. i'm marceline. gosh, you give off good vibes. would you like a glass of water? no, shut up, shut up, shut up. it's poisoned, the water is poisoned, god, shut up!
i'm sorry, goodness, i'm so very sorry. hello, i'm marceline. gosh, you give off good vibes.
shut up!
mother is downstairs singing to the baby, mother is downstairs and she's singing to the baby. marceline is upstairs writing in her diary, who is marceline? i'm marceline. no. yes, i'm marceline.
you're pretty, you're very very pretty. such striking features you have. i'm marceline. what's your name? mine is marceline. shut up. would you like a glass of water, no, would you like a knife in your back? that's what i'd like, a knife in your back and a poisoned drink to your lips. die, die, just die already!
i'm sorry, goodness, i'm so very sorry. hello, i'm marceline. gosh, you give off stop already!
blood. mother is banging on the door. blood, mother is banging on the door and the baby is dead and i don't know who i am anymore. i killed the baby, i killed the baby, my name is marceline and i'm upstairs and mother is banging on the door and i killed the baby. blood, blood, blood.
hello marceline, i killed the baby. who is marceline? am i marceline? no. yes. no.
mother is downstairs, bathe in the baby's blood and hang mother by her neck.
my name is marceline. no, yes. my name is marceline and i killed the baby.
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Charlotte vs Washington Recap - Bobcats Win 98-85
Al Jefferson scored 26 points and chipped in with 10 rebounds for Charlotte on Wednesday, leading the Bobcats to a 98-85 victory over Washington at Verizon Center.
Charlotte was the ATS victor, as they covered the 6-point spread as an underdog. Over-Under bettors who played UNDER the total of 199.5 were rewarded at the payout window.
Charlotte got 16 points from Kemba Walker and another 13 points from Gerald Henderson. Kemba Walker contributed 5 assists, while Michael Kidd-Gilchrist cleaned the glass with 12 rebounds.
Washington got 23 points from John Wall in a losing cause and another 18 points from Bradley Beal. Andre Miller contributed 5 assists for the Wizards, while Marcin Gortat had 10 rebounds.
First-half bettors who backed Charlotte were victorious, as the score was 48-46 at the break.
Charlotte won the battle of the boards, outrebounding their counterparts 44-37.
Charlotte heads into a battle against the Timberwolves. Washington, meanwhile, will have their next action against Orlando.


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KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. -- Before her self-imposed, non-negotiable annual Indian Wells hiatus, Venus Williams had more momentum than anyone else on the women's tour. She's 14-1 this season going into the Sony Ericsson Open, with two titles and a fat check from an exhibition in Madison Square Garden.
Williams' sole loss thus far has come in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open, and she had to beat only one top-10 player en route to defending her titles in Dubai and Acapulco, but this has been an auspicious start for a player who would like to add to her haul of seven Grand Slam singles trophies.
"Win, win, win, win,'' she sang pleasantly when a reporter asked her about her 2010 goals. She'll try to pick up where she left off Thursday, when she takes the court for the night's featured match -- a slot originally occupied by her injured sister, whose knee problem has sidelined her since she stormed to another Australian Open championship.
This event used to be Venus' cup of tea, starting back when Lipton sponsored it. She won three championships and reeled off 22 straight wins in Key Biscayne between 1998 and 2002 but hasn't been back to the final since 2001. The years since haven't exactly been fallow, especially on the lawns of Wimbledon, but it does seem puzzling that Williams hasn't made more of an impact recently in a venue that's a quick drive down I-95 from her own backyard. Just don't suggest that the world No. 5 has a better chance in this edition because the world No. 1 and five-time champion, Serena Williams, happens to be missing.
"I don't base my confidence on who's in the draw,'' Venus said. She wouldn't be baited into discussing her sister's plight, either: "I don't answer questions about my own injuries, let alone someone else's. Hopefully you'll be able to track her down in one of these hallways if you can see her, spy her out.''
Venus radiated good humor in her pre-tournament sit-down with reporters, and why not? She may not always win-win-win, but she's managed over the long haul to conquer perhaps the most insidious opponent of all: burnout.
"Serena and I have done some great career planning, and we're playing really at the peak of our tennis right now,'' the 29-year-old Venus said, echoing what her parents were predicting when her hair was still in braids. "I think tennis has been a sport where people play this insane schedule from 14 years old, so of course at 26, it's over. We've really paced ourselves in order to play great tennis as long as we want and as long as we're healthy and obviously we still have the talent in our bodies. It's working out well for us.''
The sisters have the key to yet another exclusive club as minority owners of the Miami Dolphins. "I don't think it really set in until we went to one of the owners' meetings at the Super Bowl and were like, 'OK, hey, we're in the door,''' Venus said.
But their off-court paths continue to diverge in interesting ways. "No TV, no acting for me,'' she said. "I'm kind of a more behind-the-scenes kind of woman even though what I do is very public. I'm really low-key and I don't need to be the center of attention.''
She's hosting, rather than hitting in, a high-firepower exhibition in Atlantic City, N.J., next month that features Ivan Lendl versus Mats Wilander in Lendl's first match of any kind since his retirement, along with appearances by Pete Sampras, Andy Roddick, Marat Safin and James Blake.
And rather than bare her own soul, as Serena did in an autobiography last year, Venus turned to USA Today's Kelly Carter to help her conduct and compile interviews with famous people about how sports shaped them. The resulting book, "Come to Win,'' will be released in June -- the same month Williams turns 30 -- and includes chats with former President Bill Clinton, ex-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Nike chief Phil Knight, designer Vera Wang and actor Denzel Washington. Serena didn't make the list. "She wants to know why she's not in it,'' Venus said, tongue-in-cheek. "I said, 'People know your story already.'"
The process put Venus on the other side of the microphone. She admitted it was daunting at times, making her feel "Like you guys,'' she said, looking at the reporters clustered around her. "Am I going to get in all the questions I need? I hope we can get through the material. Are they going to hang up after five minutes?"
Williams' willingness to keep learning, breaking up the tedium of tour play, may be the key factor in what has kept her in the game long enough to play opponents who are a decade younger. "I grew up with Venus,'' said Romania's Sorana Cirstea, who will play Williams for the first time. In some ways, watching the well-rounded, supremely grown-up Williams play kids now is more interesting than watching her beat older players when she was a kid herself.
Bonnie D. Ford covers tennis and Olympic sports for ESPN.com. She can be reached at email@example.com.


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Here's A Bunch More Controversial Audio From A Miss. GOP Senate Candidate's Old Radio Show
Mississippi Republican state senator Chris McDaniel, who is challenging incumbent Sen. Thad Cochran in GOP primary made these comment in a promo for his radio show The Right Side in 2005 and another program he co-hosted Right Talk.
1. In recent weeks, audio of McDaniel talking about the word "Mamacita," hip-hop, guns, drugs, and libertarians emerged online.
BuzzFeed found much more audio of McDaniel talking on his radio show about a whole host of topics.
2. On Al Jazeera being "the mouthpiece of al Qaeda" and interviewing "a woman wearing a burqa, probably speaking in tongues or something."
"Why is it that Al Jazeera, the mouthpiece of al Qaeda, is about to launch an English channel right here in the United States of America? They're going to use satellite. It's going to be on globe-cast world TV. I think if you're lucky enough to have DirecTV, you may even get a shot to watch it there. It will be an English channel but it's broadcasting propaganda for Al-Qaeda."
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"But here's the thing: There are millions of Muslims living in this country. I heard a lady today in the Middle East, she was talking about this, they found some woman wearing a burqa, probably speaking in tongues or something, over in the Middle East and they asked her about it and she said, 'Well, this is a great idea because now our brothers and sisters in America will have their eyes opened.' And you know what she's talking about. She's talking about the terrible demon that is the United States of America. And furthermore, she's talking about the Zionist conspiracy that is Israel. She's wanting the brainwashing to occur and the sad thing is it will work in this country because there are that many Muslims just looking for an excuse to hate this country even more than they already do."
3. McDaniel says the Al Jazeera "brainwashing" will work in the United States because "that many Muslims just looking for an excuse to hate this country even more than they already do."
"She's wanting the brainwashing to occur, and the sad thing is it will work in this country because there are that many Muslims just looking for an excuse to hate this country even more than they already do."
4. On what an Al Jazeera "home shopping network" would be like:
McDaniel: "My imagination is running. What about the Al Jazeera home shopping network? What do you buy there, like, swords?"
Co-Host: "Burqa."
McDaniel: "Burqas, swords, sandals."
Co-Host: "Pink, black, white. Which one do you like the best?"
McDaniel: "I like it. It sounds fabulous. Maybe some non-pork products."
Co-Host: "Non-pork and also there's burqas. Numerous sizes, colors, fabrics. Silk burqas. Burlap burqa. Linen burqa."
McDaniel: "And the fabulous Muslim music. The Ramadan calendars."
Co-Host: "Yes, let's say you live in a cold area. Let's say you're in Dearborn, Mich. It's a little cold, maybe you want a wool burqa. You can get it on Al Jazeera Home Shopping Network."
McDaniel: "Sports Illustrated Ramadan bikini."
Co-Host: "Can you imagine the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition on Al Jazeera Home Shopping Network?"
McDaniel: "That's hot. That is so hot. Don't talk about that."
Co-Host: "Who's the cover model? Nice eyes. Nice, big eyes. "
McDaniel: "Absolutely. She's fine."
Co-Host: "Unlimited parody. Very, very disturbing."
McDaniel: "Look at her wrist. That's a beautiful wrist."
Co-Host: "Nice ankle. Oh wait, is ankle grounds for slaughter?"
Mcdaniel: "Yes. She'll die for that."
Co-Host: "Wrist, OK? Ankle, no?"
McDaniel: "Wrist is ok. Ankle, she'll die."
Co-Host: "She'll die for that. There's a price for beauty—it's death."
6. On John Kerry's marriage:
"Teresa Heinz Kerry giving money to Hillary Clinton — $2,100, which is the maximum donation she can give. Now what does that tell you about the Kerry's marriage? [laughs] Can you say something's wrong in Kerryland?"
7. On Coretta Scott King's funeral:
"Coretta Scott King — as nice a life as I'm sure she lived and as good a lady as I'm sure she was — it seems the entire funeral has now been tainted. Nobody really remembers it was about Coretta Scott King; you remember the politics. To me funerals are very somber events affairs and maybe they shouldn't be. Maybe we should be jumping the pews. Yesterday was a time to remember her, not to take political potshots at George W. Bush."
8. On Hurricane Katrina and Jimmy Carter:
"Listen to what [Jimmy Carter] said yesterday talking about Hurricane Katrina. Now bear in mind, 10,000 people there are listening to this, and the current sitting president of the United States of America — this is what Jimmy Carter said. 'We only have to recall the color of the faces of those of Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi who are most devastated by Katrina, to know' — listen to that, he knows — 'that there are not yet equal opportunities for all Americans.' You got to be kidding me. 'Look at the color of the faces and know there's not equal opportunity'? As far as I can tell, Mr. Carter, everybody had equal opportunity to get out of the way of a Category 5 storm that we all knew was coming for over a week. How do we know this? You're looking at it, brother. I was right in the heart of the storm. The eye of that storm came right over my house, my friend."
9. On hate crimes and "homosexual churches":
"Nine churches now burned in Alabama, apparently all Baptist. I am a Southern Baptist. Could this be a hate crime, that's the question. Are churches protected the same way, let's just say, a homosexual would be? I'm curious, if this was a homosexual church — do those even exist? If this was a homosexual church, and there were nine that burned down, what would the outcry be? It'd be incredible."
10. On poverty and welfare:
"The key to beating poverty is not about beating racism, as nice as that might be to do. The key to beating poverty is to educate people. In the black community right now, 78% of kids that are born are born out of wedlock. That is no father in the household to be there to control the kid, to make sure the kid gets a good education, to make sure the kid goes to school, to make sure the kid doesn't get in trouble. When 78% of those families are broken up, what makes that kid believe that the education he's getting in high school is something he has to have to come out of the poverty level. And the answer is simple: nothing."
11. On the poor and the social safety net:
"Well, you know what man, I tell you, you never want to lose what little bit of a social safety net we may have, but there comes a point in time, the poor have to step up and make something of themselves. And this income redistribution we always see is not fair to the rest of us."
"How much money do you have to spend on poverty before you recognize that most poor folks aren't that much better off than they were 40 years ago? Some stats show they're even worse off than they were 40 years ago. That's after these $7 trillion dollars spent by the federal government. Right now in this country, 80 poverty-related programs exist as I speak. They spend $500 billion per year fighting poverty. Is $500 billion not enough? Because it should be. Question: How much are we spending per each person in this country, who is 'under the poverty limit'? The answer: The government spends $13,500 per person fighting poverty. And yet we're no better off."
"Some folks are on disability and it's well-deserved. But there are others out there taking advantage of this. And friends, that has to stop today. You're taking the soul out of people. You're literally removing their will to work and be a part of this American dream when all you do is subsidize their lazy behavior. What better feeling is there in the world then when you've accomplished something without the help of somebody else? Even more so, without the help of the federal government."
12. On a man convicted in 2006 of possessing 15,000 files of child porn:
"This guy is probably well on his way to liberal fame…this doesn't shock me one bit. I always ask my program here in Mississippi, 'What party do you think this guy supports?' This party just took over the House of Representatives and the Senate. What party do you think he voted for just a few days ago?"
13. On Janet Reno and Rosie O'Donnell:
"I'm not even sure Janet Reno was a woman. You've got to put things in perspective here. When I hear 'woman,' I don't think Janet Reno….for some reason. I don't think Rosie O'Donnell, either."
(This comment comes from Rightalk, a different programs McDaniel sometimes co-hosted).
14. Later, McDaniel says a lesbian Brokeback Mountain "is the perfect film for Rosie (O'Donnell) and Janet (Reno).
15. On Rudy Guilani on same-sex marriage:
"One of the most amazing pictures I've ever seen of any political candidate was Rudolph Giuliani and he was in drag. Drag! That commercial goes out one day in the South showing this guy in drag, and just flash a couple of things under that. Say pro-civil union, pro-homosexual marriage, pro-abortion and pro-gun-control. He gets like three votes. We'll vote for McCain before we vote for Giuliani. I would vote for Dole before I voted for Giuliani."
- Bomb threats were called into Jewish centers in at least 13 states today, making it the fifth wave of threats since January.
- "Moonlight" won Best Picture at the Oscars, but they accidentally gave it to "La La Land" first 😳
- The House Intelligence chairman denied that his call to a reporter at the behest of the White House would influence the probe of Trump and Russia.
- Philip Bilden, the businessman nominated by President Trump to be secretary of the Navy, has withdrawn himself from consideration.


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Preorders are strong for Apple's new iPhone 6s models, which go on sale Sept. 25, and could lead to a new first-weekend sales record.Apple's preorders for iPhone 6s models are coming in so quickly that the company believes that it could exceed the all-time iPhone first-weekend sales records that were set with the release of the company's iPhone 6 models in September 2014. "Customer response to iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus has been extremely positive and preorders this weekend were very strong around the world," the company said in a statement to eWEEK. "We are on pace to beat last year's 10 million unit first-weekend record when the new iPhones go on sale September 25." In its statement, Apple said that it is working to build and ship enough new iPhone 6s smartphones to meet the global demand based on preorders and the Sept. 25 release date. "As many customers noticed, the online demand for iPhone 6s Plus has been exceptionally strong and exceeded our own forecasts for the preorder period," Apple said. "We are working to catch up as quickly as we can, and we will have iPhone 6s Plus as well as iPhone 6s units available at Apple retail stores when they open next Friday."
The standing Apple iPhone first-weekend sales record was set in September 2014 when more than 10 million iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus smartphones were sold in the three-day weekend after they debuted, according to an earlier eWEEK report. That was the largest number of iPhones ever sold by the company over the first weekend of an iPhone release since the devices first hit the market back in June of 2007. Preorders for the then-new iPhone 6 models also reached huge levels, with more than 4 million devices preordered within 24 hours of the process opening on Sept. 12, just seven days before the official device launch date.
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Location/cost. The tub did no drain properly. The standing water was unsanitary.
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Good lovation
Free breakfast and clean hotel No
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The free breakfast was great! Wifi was easy to hook up to.
Right off 65 and breakfast included Room smelled like a musty basement and carpets felt wet from humidity.
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location it was ok but not for that price
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Comfortable bed. Breakfast as okay. 2 of our pillows had a horrible chemical/body odor type smell to them. We called the front desk and the front desk said they would be switched out while we were gone out for the night. When we returned the pillows were still in our room, we called the front desk back and they were finally switched out. We have stay in this hotel before and never had an issue. While eating breakfast the ladies cleaning/putting out the food were nice to guests but just talked super loud and the room kind of echoed, making it hard to hear the person you were having a conversation with at your table at times.
Great rooms! Great Breakfast
It had a bar downstairs and an interesting layout. Not as close to Nashville as I would have liked and the room was very damp (our bathing suits never dried).
Extremely cordial staff, met every need, extremely clean, quiet, loved that there were apples availables as a quick snack on the way out the door
This is a nice hotel but far from everything. The building is well built and floors are quiet. Unlike other hotels like the Holiday Inn Express you could not hear anything in the room. Many of these other hotels, you could hear the thumping from others walking in the hallway, the rooms next door or above. Not at the Hyatt Place. They had a bar downstairs which was very convenient. And, we ordered a small pizza and desert...both were good. I also liked that there was a comfy sectional in the room and the tv on the wall could be turned to the sofa area or the bed. The room could have been cleaner. The sink in the wet bar area was dirty and the shower area could have been cleaned better.
Thde place was good nice staff, easy to find, great pool and nice lobby.The only problem was it was not clean as it should have been. There was thick dust on the end tables showing it had not even been wipped off in a long while, I think the price of breakfast was crazy as so many hotels offer the same stuff for free
Big rooms Uncomfortable beds, paper thin walls, bad location
Comfort, staff was extremely friendly and helpful! Loved the showerhead Can't say anything negative.
Great Hotel and don't forget to go to nearby Chef's Kitchen for some stellar food Internet speed wasn't great and for 2 days access to basic sites, to include Marriott.com weren't accessible. Water heaters were replaced which isn't bad but they amount of sludge and icky stuff that had to be discharged from room sink and bathtub/shower was gross. It would have been nice for the staff to run flush the water in each room while guests were out.
The staff. Very friendly and helpful. Guests staying near me were loud late at night
Easy on and off the freeway (I-65), fairly good sized rooms, decent rates during the week for the area Cleaning staff didn't want to do their job, swept floors and didn't pick up, just pushed out the room door so you could track it back in, floors in room were filthy and I had linoleum flooring, rooms dated, frequent police activity. bedbugs found in rooms
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Relatively quiet. Nicely improved shower. Good soaps. The extremely bright lobby lighting and multiple printed and senseless limiting rules regarding breakfast. Also the the 'orange juice' isn't juice. Having a sticker indicating that there was a 'gps tracker in the television'.
AreA real convient to things near by Shower is not santaize were flip flop
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The price was good and the fridge and microwave in the room was great! We didn't like how early the pool closed, we were unable to use it due to that.
check in staff were very nice and friendly. rooms are partially updated; paint had patches on walls and was a errie blood red color. The room was fairly clean except for the floors; faux wood vinyl that looked partially clean. Beds were covered in plastic under the sheets; not comfortable. Sink was new; bathtub older with a leaning toilet. No iron; no blow dryer. Paid way too much for quality.
Price... Lack of cleanliness. Had odor in room.
service is always great staff is awesome nothing
The beds were nice and firm The bathroom was out dated and wasn't up to the standard of the rest of the room.
Nothing The first stay was good when we did a return stay there was problem with rooms we had 2 rams that we had 5 people in with 1 bed
It had a refrigerator and microwave in the room. They had a decent breakfast each morning. The bed and pillows were extremely comfortable. The doors are on the outside, not the inside. There was mold in the shower. The room had a damp feel to it (but it was very humid outside).
the quietness the pool was cold
Convenient location and price. Decent breakfast. Floor was moist all over. Non-smoking room smelled strongly of smoke.
This was the dirtest hotel I have ever stayed in. My wife was pissed. She wanted to leave. She put our suitcases up on top of the dresser because the floor was so dirty. Here is how dirty the floor was! It made my white socks the bottoms black. So my wife would not let our kids walk on the floor. Cobwebs in the cieling, holes in the wall, smelly, stained sheets, dirty everything. Pool not heated, employees kids running around the hotel. Do not stay here, worst experience ever!
Great location Parking was horrible. Need to get tags from customers. One truck double parked and no way to know who or even if was paying customer.
The down comforters were dirty, stained, amd disgusting. The staff was not overly helpful.
The price. We just needed a place to crash and did not use the amenities. Shower water pressure fluctuated and left a lot to be desired.
Clean and simple. Kids likes the pool. Nice breakfast. Overpriced for amenities and area. Indoor Pool area so hot. Not enjoyable for a parent watching a child at all.
Love the indoor pool considering we were there in April and not yet warm enough for the outdoor pools that most all other hotels had. Awesome staff as well very helpful. Not so much a dislike just a comment. Room was clean but small for a family and the chair was stained but overall met our needs.
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I never right reviews but I feel I need to warn others about this hotel. I was traveling with my teenage son and I was scared for us to stay there. We checked in and let me tell you the room/ hotel looks nothing like any of the pictures. The floor looked like someone took and dumped buckets of water everywhere, the comforters looked like they never been washed and there was urine in the toilet. We were in the room for two minutes and left. The desk clerk said they had to check to make sure I didn't take anything but couldn't do it at that moment because he was the only one there. Like I would EVER take anything from that room. He finally cancelled our reservations so my son and I could find a different safer hotel.
Bathroom fixture and water pressure was excellent Old furniture, bad mattress, noisy.
Nothing It was not 2 1/5 star hotel. Has a bad smell and cockroaches. No Soap, Shampoo or conditioner in the room.
Very noisy!!! Well after midnight, I heard the constant clanging of metal. I also got stuck in and later couldn't close the door to my room because the door lock malfunctioned. Elevator is on the opposite side of the hotel from the front desk.
It was ok, nothing outstanding but not horrible either. Well I hate the rating system. Have stayed at other Baymont Inn & Suites with the same star rating but they were 10 times better than this. They all can not have the same rating.
The room was clean, and the staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was sufficient. The bed was very comfortable! The AC worked great and was quiet. Never heard noise from neighboring rooms or the walkway. A few minor things, but nothing to ruin our stay. The shampoo/soap dispensers had fallen off and we're laying on the tub, silicone left behind. One vanity bulb was out, refrigerator cabinet was wearing away.
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Good value. It's really more like a motel, less an inn.
The location was convenient to restaurants, grocery, and gas. The several big rig trucks should have tipped me off. This place is very old and besides having all the fixtures seeming 30 yrs old,lamps didn't have bulbs, holes in the sofa big as quarters and I walked in sock feet and they became black-no exaggeration.
Girl at front desk was on the phone trying to solve a problem with her cell phone carrier and did not care that i was standing there. She finally took my credit card then proceded to take care of her situatio Entry door to room was busted with 1' gap
Price was decent Some items in the hotel room were not working properly, the soap dispenser was sitting on the bathroom edge (broken) The shower head was pretty terrible hardly any water pressure. Just not a 'great' room, not that I expected the world just wanted averag
It had an elevator Did not smell fresh
Quality & cleanliness has diminished since staying here when it was a Best Western. We would not return & would not recommend it.
Sometimes its the little things that matter. Sometimes those things are positive, sometimes they are negative. When checking in I did not received my frequent stayer goody bag. No big deal, except when I was at the front desk they gave out the bags to a couple other people. Oversight... just a little thing. There was an elevator just on the other side of the lobby, but the person checking me in suggested that I park on the other side of the hotel and take the elevator on that side because it was closer to my room. It was not, the lobby elevator was much closer. No biggie... just a little thing. When I finally got to my room it did not have a do not disturb door sign. So I called the front desk and they said to come on down and get one. Except when I got down there they did not have one and did not have a key to get to where they are. Once again, just a little thing. They later provided it. I was going to wash a load of clothes, and needed some laundry soap, once again the front desk said they had some I could purchase and to come on down. Problem is, once I got down there, she searched, went down the hall, but could not find any and said that she did not have a key to where it was stored. Once again... just a little thing. The person at the front desk in the morning said the same thing, but reached into a drawer got the key, walked 10 feet -- the opposite direction of the evening front desk person -- opened the door and brought me some soap. There were just a few little things that were irritating and by themselves were non-issues. Stuff happens. The bed was simply not comfortable. It did not help that I had stayed in an awesome (same rating, similar rate, different brand, different city) hotel the night before with a bed that I would have loved to take home with me. And their service was far superior as well. With all that being said... except for the bed, they were ALL just little things. It was a pretty, well maintained hotel, in a good location, with very...
The area was very nice. No reviews seem to mention that Conway Twitty's house is in walking distance from this hotel.
Clean room, great friendly staff, Much better than the Hyatt and a better value! Stay Here
Very nice....Clean,welcoming,very helpful staff,quick to respond to my request whatever it was...Would stay again.I would recommend to my friends and family.
When we arrived with family of four, we had booked a room with two doubles but room only had ONE double bed. When i called desk to ask for room switch 'none available.' When i asked for roll away bed, 'None available.' When i asked for extra linens for the kids who'd need to sleep on the floor, was told 'we dont provide extra linens for guests who choose to sleep on the flooor.' The other family we traveled with thought they had booked a room with king and pull-out couch for 5 guests. When they arrived, room only had king bed, no pull-out. So WATCH OUT! Your definition of a standard room might not match the hotels definition of a standard room.
Great food and customer service. Recommend to other's
Our first stay and the ultimate compliment, we would do it again.
Nice, friendly staff. Clean rooms. Very good breakfast with good hours.
Nice room, comfortable beds, clean. Great hot breakfast, extra friendly staff, and overall a perfect stay. This hotel is A+.
The hotel is very nice and clean. Good breakfast. Although it is on a busy road it was nice and quiet inside. Within a few miles of many different kinds of restaurants and shopping. Our only concern was the cracked bath surround. I don't know how long it had been like that but it needed some attention. Bed was comfortable.
We had an excellent visit in Hendersonville. The motel was convenient and easy to find. The rooms were in tip top shape. The Camaro in the motel was great. I even took a picture of it and used it from my phone background.
Very nice and clean, Love the car in the lobby!! Much better value than the $* down the road at the Hyatt Place.
The staff was great. The A/C did not work, had to switch room in the middle of the night. I also got food poisoning from the breakfast.
The room was adequate. The staff was friendly. Breakfast was good. Bed was comfortable. Seemed dated and not up to par with other Hampton Inns I have stayed in recently. Carpeting was old and dingy looking. One pillow on the bed had an eyelash on the pillow case. Cover to air conditioner fell off when we opened the door to change the temp.
Very clean, great staff, easy access to I 65 @ Nissan Stadium (15 minutes away). We would stay there again
Great location. Minutes from downtown Nashville! They had a good variety of items to choose from at the breakfast bar every morning. The staff was friendly.
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It was clean, near the location we were visiting, people were very nice. The bed was comfortable. Coffee available at all times is very good. We have stayed here numerous times and they have changed the breakfast bar. We did not like that they have discontinued the gravy, grits and biscuits. There is no microwave to warm the breads now. From what we understood, this is a corporate decision.
Very clean, very nice, comfy beds
Everything was as expected. The carpet in the room looked liked it needed to be cleaned.
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Good location, friendly and helpful staff, comfortable rooms. Carpet trim on wall was starting to peel away.
Location Carpet was sticky. Front desk person was having an argument with someone on the phone while several people were waiting to check in. She had no help.
Awful, dirty, smelly, glad I didn't get a disease
Pool was clean and cold. Motel was close to freeway and restaurants. Staff was friendly; some of them just don't like to clean though. Gross gross gross. I'm not picky; i just needed a clean place to sleep. We could not even sleep with all the bugs crawling around. Had to wash our own sheets after friend was bit by flea. Found another flea in my bed. Stained sheets/cigarette burns. BLOODSTAINS ON CARPET! Front door had trouble closing. Bathroom door would not shut. Pubes in bathtub and on towels. Carpet was generally dirty with open mustard packet and condom wrapper on floor. Room appeared to have not been cleaned in months. Another guest told us he had the same problem - filthy room, with pubes on the sheets. Apparently pets are allowed on the first floor, and they don't clean up after them.
It was ok for an over night stay Breakfast was Little Debbie cakes and coffee.... Shampoo and conditioner was in one pack and not very good..... The internet WiFi was perfect though.... Cable was great too.... $79.00 was high, especially since Kayak offered the room for $65.00 and after taxes is not $79.00
Price, location, staff Bugs, moldy, smoky smell in room
I like how clean it was. No wifi!!! No wifi!!
The updated electronics The management....the owner had only one employee doing house keeping and our room never received service. We were there from wednesday -saturday and never received housekeeping. Had to constantly ask for clean towels and washcloths to always be told they had none clean. On our last day we didnt get to shower because they didnt have any clean towels and washclothes. He needs to hire more staff!...our stay was terrible when it came to housekeeping! Also the manager charged my card when i told him i will pay upon us leaving! I would never stay there again and i would not tell friends and family members about this place!...i usually stay @ the confort suites up the street...their place is much nicer, cleaner, fully staffed and houskeeping is available around the clock.
I did like the comforters on the beds and how it looked like they had redone our room. The tv was new and still had the plastic on it. The shower did look brand new. Now the bad..... The comforters were white so very easy to see stains. Went to lay down and found fresh blood that may have been a few days old on our comforter. Disgusting and creeped me out. Then after inspecting the other bed and laying down you could see under the computer desk. There looked to be a dog collar with long human hair hanging from the bottom of the desk. There were two different remotes for the tv, one to change the channel and one to change the volume, clocks weren't set (not really that big of a deal), blood on the computer desk chair. What looked to be about 20 different pubic hairs in the shower and in the bathroom floor. DISGUSTING. The heater blew out very cold air even when it was turned completely up. When we got there we had to call to check in and stand outside for about 10 minutes before they came to the door. Then when we went to check out it was the same thing, there was a sign on the door that said call this number. Now what would you do if someone who didn't have a phone needed to check in. This place needs better cleaning staff. It's disgusting and I will never be staying there again. However, I still stayed because my mother was in CCU and on life support so I really had no choice with lack of funds and a 7 hour drive to get there.
The location is perfect! Everything I needed was in walking distance from the hotel. 1 bed bug, but that's my only complaint.
It has a nice location easy to get to from Interstate but tucked back into a shopping area to be away from traffic noise across from a Kmart and it was and close to food and gas...room was clean and nice and breakfast area from 7 to 9 AM at 8pm you have to check in at the night window the clerk seemed like he could have been more friendier but took care of everything good
As i did not see anything good. Bad things :people work in the morning are very rude. 2. Break fast is like crap. 3. All the hot water is disabled. 4.Ohh god, room smells really really awful. Bad things :people work in the morning are very rude. 2. Break fast is like crap. 3. All the hot water is disabled. 4.Ohh god, room smells really really awful.
the availability and location The rooms were dirty. Switched a few times. Spider webs, june bugs, cracks in all the walls. Very old fridges and most do not have a microwave. The drawers were busted and so was the universal remote.
we booked 1 king bedroom non-smoking. When we arrive the room was in not good shape and it was full of cigarettes smell. The blanked had few cigarettes holes too.
price good room clean no
Location. Next to McDonald's and other fast food restaurants. Manager guy was very suspicious of everything we were doing even though we did not do anything wrong. Came and told us we would be charged extra for the family that came to visit. Burn holes half-dollar size in comforter and floor. Very bad place.
Nothing It was horrible and disrespectful. There were bugs in EVERY room. Their were flying bugs crawling from the blinds, my partner had already killed 3 of them. Spiders in the beds. Moved us to 4 disgusting rooms. Even downsized us to a queenrm. No refund gvn.
Great location, several places to eat and shop The door would not shut, no hot water, dirty room, the fridge had dead bugs, and rodent dropping caked inside of it. I got sick from how gross this fridge was..when I called, I had to call over and over to get an answer, than the girl was rude. Save your
Location The hotel manager assistant was not very nice.
Leaving. Everything. The smell, cigarette burns in the comforter, the grungy mini fridge, and finally the roach that crawled out of the bed. Went and tried to get a refund but it was apparently against hotel policy to give one if you are there for more than 10 min
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Usually, to make it to the big leagues and take some cuts inside a big-league park, you have to toil away in the minors, do a boatload of steroids or have incriminating photos of the general manager. However, the Angels are giving their fans a much easier path to the show.
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The outlines being so similar, it is tempting not to bother too much with the detail. For Duke Of Marmalade, just like Dylan Thomas last year, arrives at Ascot today with an air of destiny.
Both had only sketched out their future mastery as three-year-olds: both, for instance, finished fourth of seven in the Juddmonte International Stakes at York. But by the time Dylan Thomas reached the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, he was ready for a coronation. And it is difficult to resist a corresponding fulfilment for "the Duke" – a son of the same stallion, in the same ownership, in the same stable, who has run in precisely the same races.
The only obvious difference, indeed, itself seems a propitious one, Duke Of Marmalade having won all three of the Group One races Dylan Thomas tackled on his way here. In contrast Dylan Thomas had been beaten by Notnowcato at the Curragh, and Manduro at Royal Ascot. Wind back the clock, however, and this one divergence in their profile may not augur quite so well for the hot favourite today.
For Dylan Thomas long gave the impression that his optimum distance was a mile and a half, but had previously been allowed to prove as much only in his two Derbys: beaten in a photo at Epsom, and romping home at the Curragh. Whereas Duke Of Marmalade originally had the cut of a Classic miler, and must prove his stamina today.
Danehill was amply versatile enough as a stallion not to stand in his way, but the other half of his pedigree permits no guarantees. It must be owned that his style of racing, so relaxed and professional, could hardly be more encouraging, but you never like to be making assumptions with an odds-on favourite.
Youmzain's success in a strong field at Saint-Cloud last time was fully deserved, but by the same token long overdue. After his serial defeats at this level, everything not only has to fall into place twice in row, but at much shorter odds.
With three out of eight places available, the outstanding bet has to be Macarthur each-way. A course-and-distance winner at the royal meeting, he had previously finished just behind Youmzain in the Coronation Cup, when thought by most to have been flattered by the run of the race. The reality may be he did too much, too soon, under an understandably opportunist ride.
His reappearance display at Chester had finally shown why he was viewed as a Derby colt last season, before losing his way. And, in this of all seasons, nobody could be remotely surprised if any weakness in the Ballydoyle favourite were best exploited by a horse from the same stable.
Ascot's pomp rises above circumstance
Sometimes people are so wary of complacency that they end up losing all self-respect. You can see this in the "debate" – if we may so dignify the vapid wringing of so many hands – that continues to undermine the new Ascot.
Say you had visitors from America this week, and wanted to impress them with British racing, ancient and modern. They would, for once, be able to set fairly exacting standards, Saratoga having renewed its intoxicating, resinous spell for the 140th time this week. Even so, it would not be terribly difficult. On Tuesday, you could take them to a still more beautiful racecourse, for a five-day pageant at Goodwood. And today you could show them that one British racecourse, at least, matches its heritage with a commensurate sense of its place in the world today.
Ascot is the only track in the country with the ambition (and resources) to produce a venue that palpably belongs in the Premier League of modern international racetracks. Having exhausted quibbles over the grandstand itself, however, people are now getting their teeth into today's big race. For the third year running, no three-year-olds are taking part. And the strong implication, in analysis of this trend, has been that Ascot is again losing its way; that it is allowing its legacy to ebb away.
Nonsense, of course. True, its place in the calendar has manifestly and unavoidably made the race less attractive for three-year-olds, who nowadays need to preserve sufficient fuel for valuable international prizes so much later in the year. It is no longer just the Breeders' Cup, itself a bridge too far for most three-year-olds that have persevered through the summer: these days they can keep going all the way to Hong Kong in December.
What's more, the French have provided Classic horses with tempting sanctuary from older rivals by desecrating the Prix du Jockey-Club and instead investing the Grand Prix de Paris, on Bastille Day, with Classic dignity.
But there is a fat lot Ascot can do about any of that. Its managers are unfortunate that Jim Bolger, who takes justifiable pride in his horses' powers of endurance, has his hands tied with New Approach. The Derby winner might very well have come here, but for the setback that has forced Bolger into the sort of hiatus more conventional trainers now consider essential.
Nor does it help that the other superpowers of the European sport are finding it so difficult to remain competitive with Ballydoyle. If only Godolphin could still match the ambitions they seemed better able to justify in their earlier years, then you would not have Coolmore picking and choosing the favourite for this prize, as has now happened three years running with Hurricane Run, Dylan Thomas and Duke Of Marmalade.
As it is, the panic over a "sub-standard" King George last year was placed in due perspective when the first two later filled the same positions in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe. And the fact is that Youmzain, runner-up on both occasions and meanwhile winner of a very strong Group One in France, is not considered good enough to be favourite today. Some crisis, so.
Maybe it suits the spirit of the age to deprecate our greatest institutions. Perhaps it reflects a chronic awkwardness over the days when Britannia ruled the waves. We would not try that any longer; nor could we. But it is wrong to confuse pride with smugness. For you need pride to believe, and belief to fight. This is still a great race, run on a great racecourse.
Camera to sharpen Galileo's focus
The last Epsom winner to follow up in the King George was Galileo, who is now threatening to surpass even his outstanding racecourse record in his second career at stud.
His own juvenile campaign was confined to one start in the autumn, over a mile in heavy ground. (He won by 14 lengths.) Now, however, he is coming up with juveniles capable of winning over sprint distances on summer ground. Kissing The Camera (2.35) is one such, having beaten a subsequent winner over six furlongs in May. With Jeremy Noseda's stable reviving after a disappointing royal meeting, she can improve past Danidh Dubai in the Princess Margaret Stakes – a race sponsored by this newspaper.
Mastership (3.40) hit traffic at Newmarket last time but showed that he is hitting top gear for his new trainer, and has a still more valuable opportunity off the same mark in the Totesport International Handicap. Perfect Stride (3.05) boiled over in the 2,000 Guineas, and has disappeared since, but Sir Michael Stoute ran him there for a reason and the handicapper must have gulped nervously when settling on a rating of 89 today.
Two Guineas for the price of one...
You might not think it a terribly dignified dilemma, to have backed two horses for Classics next year that then run against each other in a four-horse race before the end of July.
But mark this. The first horse home in the 2,000 Guineas that had not already run this time last year was Moynahan, who finished sixth and made his debut in the maiden run at Goodwood on Tuesday. There are exceptions, of course, horses like Golan and Footstepsinthesand. But the general principle applies that if they don't bite as puppies, they don't bite as dogs.
If you share this awe for Galileo – and for the two trainers to have done most with his progeny to date – you may agree it is by no means far-fetched to hope that the winners of both 2,000 Guineas and 1,000 Guineas may have bumped into each other at Leopardstown on Thursday night.
Cuis Ghaire was beaten for the first time, but looked unhappy on ground that her trainer, Jim Bolger, described as "a disgrace". Rip Van Winkle, meanwhile, looks by far the most feasible Guineas colt among the Ballydoyle juveniles seen so far. The hunch is that those still to come may prove Derby types instead, whereas Rip Van Winkle is out of a Stravinsky mare.
The double still pays three figures, so please don't laugh at those of us who can't help going in again...
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Sanjay Dutt is currently serving five-year sentence at Pune's Yerwada central prison for illegal possession and destruction of an AK-56 rifle in during the 1993 serial blasts. Mr Dutt's release comes 103 days ahead of the official end of his prison term on the grounds of 'good conduct,' a senior official said today
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LOGIS Hostellerie des Ducs, Duras
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 20 guestrooms
- Restaurant
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available
- Sauna
- Garden
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Private bathroom
- Garden
- Hair dryer
- Bathtub or shower
- Satellite TV service
What's around
- Duras Castle (0.2 mi / 0.3 km)
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- This hotel has 20 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-7 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
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- Pets allowed *
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- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
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- Continental breakfast (surcharge)
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Self parking costs EUR 10 per night
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As soon as we arrived we had a very warm welcome as if we were family friends. Great service and great location in this market town. The staff were very helpful when there was an issue with the hotel.com booking.
Comfortable room, very good restaurant, but cheaper food elsewhere in Duras. Very convenient location, close to the Chateau & centre of Duras.
Lovely place to stay - attentive and helpful staff in a great hotel and wonderful local environment.
Had a lovely stay. Wonderful food but found you need to be down early to dinner for best tables. Well appointed room with air con.
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What He Needed
Summary: His eyes said it all…
A/N: ST2K9. The moment when Uhura walks into the turbolift and Spock looks at her—man oh man; I've been in heat ever since.
Pairing: S/U
Rating: Mature.
Disclaimer: My bank account does not reflect ownership of sexy Spock or beautiful Uhura.
I knew he needed me.
I abandoned my post and followed him into the lift. Nothing else mattered other than comforting him in his time of need.
I wanted to cry, to bawl, to scream my frustration. I knew how much he loved his mother. He transmitted them to me not long after I became his girl. Amanda meant everything to him. To lose her in such a manner…I stopped the lift.
I knew he needed me.
It was in his eyes. No one else would have been able to see it but me. I loved this man and I knew him better than anyone, except for maybe Amanda. I felt his pain acutely, as if it were my own. It was my own. When Spock hurts, I hurt worse. I'm the avenue of his emotions. What he can't express, he channels through me and I am a welcome receptacle. He is worth everything.
I knew he needed me.
"I'm sorry," I said. "I'm sorry. I'm so, so sorry."
I didn't let my tears fall, but I cradled his face in my hands and gently kissed his lips, his cheek, and then his neck. I stood on my toes and hugged my man, stroking the back of his head. He held me, only for an instant, but he took that moment to lose himself in me. He put his head on my shoulder. He needed me.
"What do you need? Tell me, what do you need?"
He pulled away and looked at me. He restarted the turbolift.
"I need everyone…to continue performing admirably." His voice wavered for a split second.
I stroked his hair and cupped his face again. I knew what he was going to say before he said it. I knew him and knew what my response should be.
I nodded my head and kissed him, stroking his cheek with my fingers. I rested my head against his chin. The turbolift doors opened and he walked away. I looked back at him, knowing that he needed me still. And I would be there for him.
When we headed back to Earth, the ship was extremely damaged. We had enough impulse power to make it home safely. We were granted shore leave while the Enterprise was repaired. I stayed in the community lodging Starfleet kept for officers on furlough. He joined me a day later after his briefing. He came in and closed the door behind him. I knew the look in his eyes. He needed me.
With me, he was able to release himself, his emotions, his heartache and his pain. Within me, he expunged his grief over the loss of Amanda and Vulcan. I gave him everything he needed and everything he wanted. He held me, trembling, burying his face between my breasts. I stroked his hair, scratching his scalp in long, slow sweeps as he transmitted his feelings to me. My eyes were filled with tears and this time I let them fall.
He didn't have to speak. We didn't need to speak.
He stayed with me for some time and I comforted him in the ways he required. I read Vulcan poetry to him, poems his mother read to him as a child. I prepared his meals and gave him his space. He listened to music when we lay together on the couch. He stroked my hair and my body at odd times; taking the comfort I would so readily give.
I loved this man. He needed me.
When he took his showers, he wanted me with him. We made love; my back against the tiles and my arms and legs wrapped around him. He stared into my eyes as he thrust into me. His desire was volatile and he burst within me like a watermelon dropped from a great height. I welcomed him, as always, and his need matched my own.
He told me that he was going to resign his Starfleet commission to assist in establishing a Vulcan colony on Beta Orionis. He needed to help rebuild his race.
"I will go with you," I said.
"I would not ask you to give up your position aboard the Enterprise, not after you have worked so very hard to obtain it."
"I'm going with you," I said. My career in Starfleet meant the world to me, but he meant more. Much more.
Later, he told me that he was advised to remain in Starfleet because it would feel right. I was happy about that.
"I regret, however, not taking a direct approach in participating in the efforts to establish the colony," he said. "There are so few of us left. But my place is here."
He looked at me. He didn't have to say it. But I knew.
I knew he needed me.
After the ship was repaired and we left on our mission, I realized that he had taken a very direct approach in the effort to rebuild his race.
* * *
I needed her.
I never had to say it. She knew it. She violated every regulation that requires she man her station at all costs while on duty. She followed me. She knew that I needed her. She comforted me and let me know that she was there for me.
I did not acknowledge our relationship publicly, as it would have been inappropriate. When I chose to go to the Narada with Captain Kirk, it was logical that I do so. She was there with me, for me, as she has been since we became involved. I wanted this phenomenal woman to know that I loved her and needed her and I told her that I would be back.
"You better be," she said. "I'll be monitoring your frequency." Her eyes are remarkable and say more than her words ever could.
"Thank you, Nyota."
She kissed me and stroked my chin. She rested her forehead against my chin and sighed. Then she turned to give Captain Kirk a look that I interpreted as a command to make sure that he returned to the Enterprise with me. The captain was very surprised indeed to see that she was with me.
In case I did not survive our visit to the Narada, I was going to relay a message to her through the captain, but he interrupted me.
"It'll work," he said.
When we returned, she was relieved. As our relationship was no longer secret (a testament to Mr. Scott's quick assimilation into the ranks of popular crew members), I did not hesitate to let her know that I was relieved to see her again. I did not think that I would; the statistical chances of our survival were less than 4.3%. But we survived and she was waiting for me on the bridge.
I needed her.
On Earth, I found her after my debriefing. I was drawn to her; my need for her was very great. She knew that I needed her. She was my conduit, my remaining link to this world. With her, I acknowledged my human-ness and allowed my grief to consume me through her. She accepted me; she never denies me. She comforted me. She loved me. She gave me what I sought. I remained with her for some time; I had no need of anything and anyone but her. We did not speak, as there was little need to speak. Our link was stronger than mere words and whenever we touched, we spoke volumes.
I needed her.
My grief translated into desire and I channeled it through her. My bereavement was enormous, tangible, and insistent. It was more than I could handle, but I did not have to handle it alone.
I needed her.
I did not want her very far from me. I needed to touch her often, to anchor myself in her, in her love. But I had a duty to my Vulcan heritage and decided my efforts were better served helping to rebuild my race. I would not ask her to give up her career, even though I knew she would.
"I will follow you," she said.
My older self advised me to remain in Starfleet as an act of faith. He was obviously aware of events that I have not yet experienced. I told her that I was going to stay in Starfleet and ask to serve aboard the Enterprise. I did not want to be anywhere else.
I needed her.
* * *
She comes to me one day while I am in the ship's library. She is glowing. She has always been beautiful, but now she is positively radiant. There has been a noticeable difference in her since we left on our mission. I did not pry. I knew that she would tell me when she was ready for me to know. I was fascinated by her.
"I have something to tell you," she says.
I already know what it is.


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Battling a war inside my own head,
Voices and pain screamed, whispered, somehow said.
The all say the same thing, "You're useless, no good,"
And they keep on, even though I understood.
I'm starting to except that depression is a bitch,
Even if you heal, it will always be there, like an irritable itch.
A fire has spread inside my body, burning me up,
Killing my heart, killing any love.
I'm living in a shell with no soul,
Inside, I'm dead and cold.
A heartless beast reigns in me,
Drowning in depression in the form of a sea.
I've lost myself, if I was ever there,
Dying in the cold, somewhere out there.
So far away, slowly freezing forever,
Coming back to me, never.
A Broken Shell, bury me alive,
I'm breathing, but bleeding forever inside.
I'm surviving, not living, they're not the same,
I'm dead where you can't see me, a shell filled with self hate.
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Genre: Poetry
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