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Cara Magazine's Eoin Higgins goes Wild in the Country and discovers the natural attraction to Macreddin Villages Wild Foods Masterclass
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Posted on June 4, 2013 by THE DAILY GLOSS
Foraging. Something about that word excites the Explorer, the Girl Guide, the Cook in me. And sunny Ireland has the goods – in abundance. Not so sure which part of the hedge to choose? Not sure what to do with those leaves once back in the kitchen? Brook Lodge Hotel at Macreddin Village is home to Ireland's only certified organic restaurant (see their truly free-range chickens, above) and they have recently launched a Wild Foods masterclass. Over two days, participants will have the opportunity to discover, prepare and eat seasonally found ingredients – apparently, we have access to over 327,000km of hedgerows across the country: wouldn't it be nice to know not just what to pick, but also how to cook or preserve it?
Classes run twice a month; the next one commences June 13. Prices (€195 per two people sharing; €230 for single places) include accommodation, breakfast and tuition. For more information, including a full timetable or to book, phone 0402 36444 or visit www.brooklodge.com
The BrookLodge Hotel & Macreddin Village, Aughrim, Co. Wicklow
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'In this combination field guide and cookbook, Irish writer Biddy White Lennon and chef Evan Doyle focus on the wild foods commonly found in Ireland. From hedgerow to seashore, they share advice for when and how to forage, where to look, how to pick, how to prepare, and how to preserve. This is primarily a book for people living in or traveling to Ireland, but those who are interested in foraging culture around the world might also enjoy it.'
Natural ingredients are everywhere and they're yours for the taking according to Evan & Biddy's new book.
See articles attached from Sunday Times March 03rd: Evan talks of when he opened his first restaurant and used wild food ingredients to now in The Strawberry Tree, the ONLY Certified Organic & Wild Restaurant in Ireland. Just this week the chefs of The Strawberry Tree restaurant collected 27 black bags full of wild garlic, all of which will be preserved in jars and used in the restaurant.
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We are absolutely thrilled to announce that the BrookLodge was the winner of the "Best Culinary Hotel" award at the Good Food Ireland Awards in The Shelbourne Hotel last night. RTE's Mary Kennedy hosted the awards, and they were presented by An Taoiseach Enda Kenny TD. It's a fabulous honour, particularly when you consider the calibre of the other nominees, which included The Shelbourne, The Merrion Hotel, The Cliff House Hotel and Kelly's Hotel.
The awards are of particular importance in our on-going efforts to attract discerning food tourists from overseas, as Good Food Ireland is by far and away the leading marketing and promotion grouping for Food Tourism in Ireland, with Redmond O'Donoghue, its Chairman, also CEO of Failte Ireland.
Added to our big three awards so far for 2012 – Georgina Campbell's "Business Hotel of the Year", "Best Customer Experience" award at the Hotel & Catering Review Gold Medals 2012 and the RSVP Magazine "Best Resort Spa 2012", we think it highlights the commitment and expertise of our fantastic team.
In the nomination for the award, Good Food Ireland said "When you enter the world of BrookLodge and Wells Spa, you walk into paradise. Yes this place is in its own private little world. Here at Good Food Ireland, we call it heaven. Macreddin Village is in the heart of the Wicklow Valley. You drive in the gate and there it is, a gorgeous village tucked in among the trees, quite out of the way from the hustle and bustle of city life, yet only a short drive from the busy motorway that takes you to Dublin. BrookLodge lies at the centre of this…"
Last night we were delighted to be awarded the Failte Ireland "Best Customer Experience" in the extremely prestigious Hotel & Catering Review Gold Medals 2012. And on Monday we were told we had won the "Best Resort Spa" in RVSP Magazine's 2012 Spa Awards AND the "Restaurant of the Month" in Bord Bia's Just Ask Campaign. Needless to say we are very chuffed and honoured.
At the Taste Council Summer School here in the BrookLodge, the Government was urged to protect food labelling terms such as farmhouse and artisan. Read all about it in the following article in The Irish Times by Alison Healy.
It's coming to late summer and early autumn and it's the perfect time for some great country walks. Last weekend's Irish Times and Sunday Times featured two different Wicklow walks, both of which commence very near Macreddin, and are repoduced below. Why not try them out, and if you fancy a bit of spoiling afterwards, well you know where to come… (They are also linked in PDF format below, in case you want to print them out – enjoy)
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S1633 Hwy 23 Lake Delton, Wisconsin 53940 (map) | (608) 253-2132
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Aug 2016 - $36.00
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What a zoo this place is. The pool and hot tub were totally occupied and full of kids. I understand it's children oriented, so if you are adults with no kids, stay away.
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Avoid the Red Carpet scam. It was all that was left. Was $129.00 per night and all you got were two free drinks, free putt putt on a mini course full of mud that looks like it hasn't been used in years. Fool me once, shame on you... - Bobk816
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Jun 2016 - $89.00
We camped here with our grandkids about two years ago. We returned with the them again and found the campground to be slightly older and in need of repair. Specifically the restrooms are showing their age and, in my opinion they need a complete redo. On the plus side the sites are spaced out nicely and all utilites worked fine. Previously there were a lot of kid oriented games and activities, not so much this time. The main pool was fine the kiddie pool was not open when we arrived and when they did open the area the water was much too cold. - ANDYO1
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When you make your reservations online, you pick your site. They all look the same on the little map so we just randomly chose something that was available. When we got here, we couldn't fit our camper on the site. Our slide hit the awning of the RV behind us and our awning hit the slide of the RV in front of us. Fortunately there was a site available infront of a 5th wheel that wasn't using their awning. All of the full hook up sites are SO close together though. The fire ring for the campsite behind us was under our slide and the hook ups end up under the awning of the person behind you on every site. Even though we had a pull through, we could not pull out because the camper in front of us was so close we had to swing way out and pull into the campsite across from us. However, they parked their truck nearly in the street (because there is nowhere else to park it) and we couldn't use that room. We had to back out of the site and down the street to get out at the end of our stay.
That being said, if you don't need full hook up, the water and electric sites are very spacious. We would definitely stay here again and get a water and electric only site and dump our sewer later. I have no idea why the sites for the bigger rigs would be the smallest sites. Their pool is nice and tickets for Noah's Ark Water Park (which was just amazing) are included in the rate. The campground is clean and the staff is nice. The campground is easy to find and navigate through (with the exception of the full hook up sites).
You can go to the waterpark as many times as you want for as long as you are staying in the campground and you leave the wristband on. - mattifer
Jul 2016 - $67.00
First off, the campground location is fantastic: right in the middle of the water park area of the Dells. We walked across the street to Mt. Olympus. And the front desk was staffed when we arrived and left; they were friendly enough. I'm straining to find nice things to say otherwise, because overall it wasn't very pleasant. The sites were not remotely level; we didn't try to level, but I suspect it would not have been possible. I can certainly imagine worse bathrooms/showers, so I don't want to give in to hyperbole, but I haven't yet experienced them. They were pretty dirty & cramped. AND you have to pay for the showers. We were only here one night, so we didn't really explore the facilities otherwise. It wasn't hell on earth, but I would look for a different place on a return visit to the Dells. - Spiffe
Jun 2016 - $60.00
You should stay at this park for the location and the free tickets to Noah's Ark. Although the staff were wonderful and there was frequent patrol of the staff, the grounds are very old and in need of much care. This is all eased by the fact that you can walk to the water-parks and that you get four free tickets...any additional tickets can be purchased in their office for half off, and the tickets are good for every day that you stay in their RV park...it is such a deal! We were placed in a site up by the office and pool, and after driving through the park, I would suggest the same. The roads are a bit tight, but we maneuvered just fine in a 38-footer. They have a pool and full hook-ups. - barrygoodtimes
1701 Wisconsin Dells Pkwy Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin 53965 (map) | (800) 800-4997
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 3 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $50.00
Calling this a RV park is a real stretch of the definition. The first site we were assigned was next to a motel building. We would not be able to open our slides on one side (too close to the neighbors) and we would not be able to deploy our awning (it would have hit the building).
We found an open site and returned to the office. They finally agreed to let us have that site. Very poor communications and no knowledge of RVs. There were RVs parked side by side with very little room on black top parking lots...the cheaper sites.
Utilities worked fine. We were there for 3 nights (advance reservations).
Parking and entry to the Mt. Olympus water park were included in the price of the RV site charge but the advertising on the website was very misleading advertising $29. RV sites. When we made reservations and the 3 days came to $150. I questioned the difference and was told "fees".
We would not stay here again. - D Curf
Aug 2014 - $82.00
OK park for $82/Night -- we vacationed here with our 3 teen-age children. You get into Mt. Olympus for every person/everyday that you stay with Mt. Olympus Camp resort -- which is an awesome park to go to, along with a parking permit to actually park in the parking lot. It has a full hook-up option for campers (which was nice), and partial shade for most campers. We used the restrooms and showers which were nice and clean. There is no pool at this campground (which would have been nice for after you are done having fun at Mt. Olympus), Internet is pretty much nonexistent in the campground (unless you actually go to the hotel check-in). Parking spots for campers are pretty close together - not a lot of space between campers. I think we would stay here again, but know now which spot(s) we would pick if we came back. - Close to Home Mom
Aug 2014 - $125.00
To call this a "camp resort" is very misleading, it is a parking lot and nothing more. My experience is only with the blacktop sites - they are all back-in only (that we saw), not well marked, were full hookup, and very much right on top of each other. Awnings were inches from the neighbor's slides, and due to the tow vehicle parking area some sites are very difficult to get into with larger equipment. Reservations were not easy to make as the price and information changed every time we called within a 2-3 hour period. The operators don't know much about the camping area at all. I recommend comparing the per-person cost of the Mount Olympus park vs a night at the camp resort which includes park access for the two days. See which is cheaper, buy that, then stay somewhere else! If you just need a parking lot with full hookups, this is it. If you want a campground, stay elsewhere. We got a refund and left. - OnDaRox
1701 Wisconsin Dells Pkwy Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin 53965 (map) | (608) 254-2490
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $65.00 | 16 Reviews
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Jul 2011 - $65.00
This campground has been bought by Mount Olympus and is part of their hotel chain. Good for us looking to have fun at the Dell for a reasonable price! Tickets to Mount Olympus amusement and water parks are included in your camping fee. The further out you book the less the camping rates are. I have updated the web address and reservation number. As far as the campground goes it is now called, Zeus' Village and Camp Resort. It serves it purpose as a base to explore the Dells, and to save money on Mt. Olympus tickets. If you are looking for a great "campy" style campground this is not it. It has a nice pool that the kids enjoyed, a sand volleyball court, and some swings. Some of the camp sites were tight, but all are FHU. They had some pull-throughs which were obviously bigger. I checked out the bathroom and it had 3 showers but only 1 toilet. I don't think that was enough for the campground. There might have been some in the hotel but I didn't check it out. The campground was clean but more utilitarian than as a destination in itself. If you're looking to get the most for your money at the Dells you can't beat these prices and all you get at the Mt. Olympus parks. We will definitely be back. - Ejark
Sep 2010 - $25.00
We paid $25 per night which was supposed to be the Passport America rate according to the woman at the front desk. I suspect that the rate changes given the time of day. This is a huge parking lot style RV park with very fast WiFi and a good CATV system and no personality. The grounds were clean and quiet. The only restroom facilities were near the rear of the property. There wasn't much noise from roadways or the nearby go cart speedway as it was past the "season". - Bookwormonwheels
Jul 2010 - $39.00
I rated this campground a "1" because I didn't have the option of rating it "0." We were first given a site in which we could not fit. They gave us a listing of available sites and we chose one. I would not take a motorhome into this campground. The majority of the sites were too short with many overhanging trees. The sites were very uneven, we backed up to a electrical pole and trees, and we used every board we had to level. The last evening we were there, during a severe thunderstorm, the tents, pop-ups, and trailers in front of us were completely flooded. People evacuated during the evening, and the hotel would not even give them a complimentary room for the night. One family of 5 spent the night in the hotel lobby. I would not recommend this campground to anyone! - RV Fun
E10320 Fern Dell Rd Baraboo, Wisconsin 53913 (map) | (608) 254-2333
Sites: 151 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 5 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $44.00
What the other reviews said is true, but if you are not a resident of WI, or dont have a state park sticker you'll have to pay extra for it.
Value is just OK at $44 a night which is what we paid having to get a sticker.
We just stayed overnight, for a longer stay it would be better.
Lots of low hanging branches you'll have to dodge while driving in and the sites are tight for larger rigs.
Pluses are it's very nice once you get in, and quiet. - konehd
Jun 2014 - $20.00
Easy to get to and nice looking park. There are miles of hiking and biking trails. Roads are blacktop but have to watch for low hanging trees. We stayed in the Cliffwood Campground. Sites are deep, level and well spaced. Lots of vegetation between our site and adjacent sites. Did not use the restrooms. The dump station was easy to get in and out of with one dump site and one fresh water fill point. Did not use the beach but there is one and boat and kayak rentals. Hiking trails were well maintained. Would have rated higher but had to watch for low branches go to campsite and again leaving. - Blu1e
Jul 2009 - $17.00
This was the nicest campground we have been to yet. Seems to be equally set up for tent campers as well as RV campers. The weekend we were here the camp ground was full but still very quiet. The sites were wonderfully shaded and private. There is enough vegetation between the sites so that you feel secluded. We have yet to be at a campground that you felt this way. The staff was very helpful. The trails were well marked and accessible. All in all it was a great weekend. We are definitely coming back - PLCPREZ
2852 Wisconsin Dells Pkwy. Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin 53965 (map) | (608) 254-7080
Sites: 160 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 23 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $40.00
Roads are narrow and there is a very steep hill to the sites at the back. Staff was pleasant and suggested we take our car off our tow before making our way to our rear campsite. It was a good suggestion since we had tight turns all the way. Our 45' w/tow just barely fit into the pull-thru they assigned us with tight quarters for car parking. Lots of ruts at the edges of sites that filled with water during a couple heavy rains. We may have been able to pull in but had to remove trailer from the back of the rig to back out of our site to leave. There was a small maple right near the front left of the site that prevented us from pulling forward to leave. Sites were close together and it was moderately loud at night. - monamonaco
Jul 2016 - $1.00
You need to go up a rather windy hill and come back down to get to the upper number sites. Roads aren't very wide. - rose1234
Jul 2016 - $50.00
Stayed here during Father's day weekend. It was a first time experience with our new class C. Having spent the weekend here we realized we should have bought a travel trailer but being right in the Dells was nice. We took walks right into downtown. The layout was nice but some of the hills were pretty steep for the trailers to get up and down in. With all the tree cover our satellite dish never came in but that's part of the experience, right? The pool and splash pad was nice and because of all the water parks around us it was not crowded. They had a really nice shade canopy. Staff was really friendly. Firewood costs bugged me; the bundle would be burned up in an hour but everybody around me came in with their truck beds full of logs and I thought Wisconsin had firewood laws. Entire park looked easy to maneuver around. Overall a good time. - Roy Abramat
S2350a Timothy Ln Baraboo, Wisconsin 53913 (map) | (608) 356-7304
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2009 - $30.00
Office/laundry/bathrooms & swimming pool are all brand new and excellent. Campground has only about 10 pull throughs in front and they are gravel and spotty grass. We saw LOTs of tent sites in the back which is quite wooded. You might be able to get a small rig back there. There was a group tenting back there with loud music but they stopped at 10pm, the quiet hour. $30 cash only was overpriced for a night's stay not using any of the campground facilities I thought. - big greg
Jul 2007 - $20.00
Not a bad little place. The interior roads are fair, mostly gravel. Watch the speed bumps coming in, they are really high. The sites are grass with shared hookups. Lots of shade trees, but they need to be trimmed so us big rigs can get in a little easier. The restrooms are old, but clean, the same can be said for the pool. The laundry is in the basement and pretty dirty, we went into town to do ours. The office seems to only be open on the weekends, but the owners are on site (in the "House"), and very eager to please. We would stay here again,at $20 a night, this is a real bargain for this area. - kathiecarlson
South 235A Stand Rock Road Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin 53965 (map) | (608) 254-4177
Sites: 129 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 60 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $40.00
I really like the KOA website and online reservation system. I wish all campgrounds were as easy to reserve. This particular KOA is a clean, well-run KOA with a swimming pool, arcade game room, mini-mart, friendly staff and excellent service. They even guided us to our site. You don't have to unhook your toad at the office area but there's plenty of room there if you want to. The WiFi worked great (the best I've seen at a campground) but the park was nearly empty so that probably helped. Location is perfect - close to everything. Verizon cell worked fine. Sprint MiFi worked fine (but we didn't need it). We could not get DirecTV due to tree cover. There are train tracks close by but it didn't bother us. We never heard a train whistle just some rumbling on the tracks if we were outside. We would definitely stay here again if visiting the area. - GottaGoNow
Aug 2016 - $64.00
Very friendly staff, nice pool and splash pad area. Close to railway tracks but only a couple of trains a day. Close to all the amenities that Wisconsin Dells has to offer. - GerryB
Jun 2016 - $28.00
Just departed from Wisconsin Dells KOA. It's on a hillside 5 minutes from town, beautiful with lots of trees and spacious sites by KOA standards--the big rig pull-through sites are gravel, probably 75' long, and each has ample grass. Satellite can be problematic on most sites. Excellent WiFi. Roads are paved. We don't often use KOA, but a weekend $54 special for 2 nights could not be ignored! Quiet in big rig area up top. - ragtop45
E10562 Shady Lane Road Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin 53913 (map) | (608) 356-5898
Sites: 151 | Latest Rate: $58.00 | 6 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $58.00
Campground was quiet during our 5 night stay (we were there visiting relatives in the Dells, Maxomanie and Madison areas). Laundry only has 2 washers (in good condition). Three working dryers but 1 was a clunker. Water seemed to be seeping up from the tile floor so beware if your clean laundry falls out of the dryers. Wi-Fi only works at the pavilion area. Satellite service was good. Would have rated them much higher but they need to do some serious tree trimming. My heretofore unscratched motorhome now has very long scratches along both sides and the top because of tree limbs. No way to avoid them when leaving the park. Would not stay there again specifically for this reason. Hard to patch up full body paint and scratched decals. - ParrotMom
May 2016 - $40.00
Lovely place to stay off-season during the week (early May). Trees, level campsites reasonably distant from each other. - OmakMary
Jul 2015 - $50.00
Nice campground in the Wisconsin Dells area. It is about 5 minutes off of I90/I94.
Campground had a lot of tall mature pine trees and was very quiet as we stayed during the week. We had a full hookup site that was very nice.
We would probably stay here again when in the area as it seems the other campgrounds in the area are not that nice and the sites tend to be smaller.
Everything was in good working order and they had a game room and a swimming pool. - PackerFanRick


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I was wondering whether any one owns one of these devices. I was unable to find out whether the above two can be programmed to allow you to click one programmed button for successive mouse clicks.
All I could find out by reading the reviews and such were they could be mapped for the 1-0 keyboard which is usually for casting on the action bar of your UI in MMORPGs. Also shift and alt and control + numbers but I could not determine if they can be programmed to recognize multiple mouse clicks in succession with holds at the end.
Currently I own a 5 button mouse which can program shift,alt ,control but I cannot program them for successive mouse clicks. I would appreciate anyone's superior knowledge on these products.
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You can do anything with the naga in combination with auto hotkey or simular macro program. Had great fun in Darkfall doing this.
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Great thanks. Now if only it did not cost 130 euro.
It is only 80 dollar from there official store. So I am sure you should be able to find it under the 130 euro's?
Not sure if they deliver in your country though.
Found it for 60Euro in NL. Google = win.
I don't know about the gamepad, but I own a Naga. The software let's you customize all of it's buttons with macros and clonebuttons pretty well (even for successive mouseclicks), but as a mouse I couldn't recommend the product. It suffers badly from even small resonance, for example from quietly listening to music using speakers or even having a computer on the same (stable) desk with the mouse. Also, on my particular mouse, some of the buttons have become very difficult to press over time because the switches wear out and also, the middle mouse key totally stopped working after I had spent about a year with the mouse.
Anyway, I think stuff of the kind you proposed is possible with any mouse using the proper software. There are multiple hotkey modding programs out there.
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Thank you kuva I think you're right my logitech 5 button with autohotkey might be able to do what I want.
I own a Nostromo N52 and love it. I've not tried using it for mouse click macros, but I will tonight just to see if it works. I like it because I have all of my power buttons and regularly-used hotkeys all right under my left hand.
I want a mmorpg where people have gone through misery, have gone through school stuff and actually have had sex even. -sagil
I tried a mouse click macro for the N52 on my Staff guy,
From standing, it only worked maybe 4 out of 10 times,
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TO MAKE THE CRANBERRY-CHERRY COULIS In a 272-quart saucepan, combine the cherries, cranberries, sugar, and lemon juice.
Bring to a simmer over medium heat.
Reduce the heat if the berries start to splatter, and cook until the cranberries pop, about 10 minutes.
Set aside to cool for 20 minutes.
Transfer to the work bowl of a food processor and puree.
Chill while making the chocolate mousse.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 727 Calories from Fat 9
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 1 g1.6%
Saturated Fat 0.18 g0.92%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 2.3 mg0.1%
Total Carbohydrates 187 g62.4%
Dietary Fiber 14.6 g58.6%
Sugars 162.9 g
Protein 5 g10.6%
Vitamin A 7.2% Vitamin C 88.8%
Calcium 7% Iron 10.7%
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I was inspired after the last chapter came out. It is, at the moment, closing in on Valentine's day, and so I thought I would do a special little oneshot. How many of you knew I was a secret NaruSaku fan? Hohoho. I love Sasuke and I really love Gaara, but childhood sweetheart—I can't deny the romantic in me wants my darling little Naruto to have his way.
Remember, humor! Not serious, humor!
And remember, this isn't edited. I didn't feel like reading it through again. Meh.
Disclaimer: I own not the Naruto. It doth belong to someone else.
It was perfect. Trussed in red, with a beautiful white satin bow on it. In elegant writing he made out the words on the card with supreme displeasure.
" 'To Naru-chan, you can be my muse anytime'. . .?" He crumpled the distasteful object and let it fall to the ground. He'd pick it up later. Naruto shook the box, trying to discern from possible noises any sort of clue to the contents. There was no noise. If he had to go from what he knew of that perverted old man, he'd say that this was not something useful for his training to be the strongest in his village. What a waste of time and money. That old man Jiraiya was infinitely annoying. Now if it clunked like a weapon, then Naruto would have been excited. . .
"Na-ru-to." Sakura had snuck up behind him somehow. Dammit, he was a ninja! How could she do that? The easy superiority of power had always blinded him to her strengths in application of skill. "What's that?"
The box, garish red and screaming to be noticed, was impossible to hide. Doubly cursed, Naruto felt his heart speed up past the point of reason at Sakura's proximity. Time had been more than kind to her. Jiraiya's nonstop fixation on women had given Naruto plenty of time to examine the female form, but unconsciously he compared them all to her and found them lacking. That hair, her smile, those legs. . .
It was soft slap, but it still smarted. She had gotten so strong while he was away, muscles toned under soft looking skin. . . Naruto shivered and forced his mind to regroup before he got another slap for oogling her. Oddly, his attentions had garnered more pleasure than ire. Used to be all he had to do was talk to her and she would punch him hard enough that he'd forget where he was for a while.
"Earth to Naruto. I said, what do you have there?"
"It's nothing, Sakura-chan."
She smiled, eyes luminescent, and eyed the prettily wrapped gift. "It doesn't look like nothing."
There were few things he wouldn't tell her, but disclosing what this was could lead to uncomfortable revelations about how much time he had spent transformed into a girl. It was an embarrassing cloud on his training, and losing any more respect in Sakura's eyes was something he desperately wanted to avoid.
"It's. . . uhhh." Naruto only thought fast on the battlefield. Social interaction, particularly with this most important of women to him, had been an area that had been full of difficulties. "It's for you! Er. Yeah. . . . YES!" He cracked a grin and handed the box over.
The way her eyes narrowed was softened by the accompanying stunning smile. Naruto felt his heart thump in his chest, seeing her pleasure. From the way her expression hadn't changed much, she must have been expecting this from the beginning.
"This is such a surprise. I didn't know you were so thoughtful, Naruto." All he could do was give a nervous laugh. Even he didn't know how thoughtful he could be. "Such a pretty ribbon. . ." She pulled at the satin tied around the box but it refused to budge. It must have been knotted.
As Sakura delicately untied the ribbon, Naruto's mind finally caught up to the situation he had just gotten himself into. That, the very crimson box Sakura was cherishing as a present from him, was in fact a gift from Jiraiya. Worse, it was a gift from Jiraiya to Naruto's girl disguise form. Jiraiya was a pervert. . . therefore. . . oh crap!
The contents of that package must not be seen by Sakura. She would open up that box and think that Naruto was only after one thing from her. While he wanted that too, that wasn't the only way in which he thought of her. Sakura was always telling him he didn't understand women, but he wasn't so clueless as to not understand that to receive the kind of gift Jiraiya gave would send her feelings into questionable territory. He'd be lucky to escape with his life.
"Uh. . . Sakura. . ."
"Mmm? Just a second, I think I've got it. . ."
"No, you see," Naruto swallowed hard. "I, mean, you know that gift. . ."
Sakura flashed that smile of hers again, the one that had never been directed at him previously for any reason. This was so much better than when she was always beating him up, why did he have to mess it up?
"What about the gift?" Clear, trusting eyes. Crystal green with a touch of greedy happiness derived from the gift itself, ribbon partially untied in her hand.
He chickened out, managing to squeak. "I hope you like it!" She gave him a curious look and then turned her attention back to the present. The self proclaimed future Hokage, who one day hoped to be able to take on the world's evils for the greater glory and prosperity of Konoha, was helpless before a situation like this. He had a lot of growing to do.
Doom. Why couldn't his doom come quickly? Why did she have to carefully unwrap this present like it was a precious thing and savor the moment? Naruto ripped into his gifts, scattering the wrapping like paper shrapnel. This was an agony that no one deserved.
"What do you have there?"
"Kakashi!" Sakura looked up from her activity and Naruto considering tearing his hair out in frustration. All she had done was take off the bow! There is was in her hands, taunting him! "Naruto gave me this. Isn't it surprising?"
Kakashi's eye widened. "He's always been good at surprising others. What's the occasion Naruto?"
"Oh you know." Naruto had never been good at bluffing. Bald faced lying took someone smart, like Sakura, or someone with a perfect poker face, like Sasuke. Naruto scuffed a foot in the dirt, grinding the forgotten card into the dirt and hoping no one would notice it there. They were both looking at him like he had grown nine tails to match his whisker marks. "What are we doing today?" Changing the subject was the safest course.
As Kakashi began to speak, Naruto watched Sakura transfer the gift from hand to hand, eager to find out what was in the box but wanting to be professional about their mission and training for the day. They needed to get back into the swing of being a team, and at the moment going over simple plans was a good way to reacquainted with one another's skills. Kakashi stopped talking, gave them a smile behind his mask, and strode off in the direction of the forest. Naruto hadn't been able to take his eyes off of each pass, and just about screamed in frustration when she put it into her satchel of medical equipment instead of finishing the task of opening it. A whimper from Naruto caught her attention.
"Did something happen to you? You look like you're going to be sick." That was his Sakura, so concerned and kind, and so willing to beat the crap out of him for the slightest infractions.
"Probably something I ate this morning. I haven't been to the store yet, so I ate some of the old instant ramen that was still in the cupboard. . ."
She gave him a light bop on the head, reinforcing how silly she thought he was. Eating expired ramen? "You need to take better care of yourself, Naruto. I can't do my job if you make yourself ill before we even begin."
"Yeah, yeah." He dismissed her worries. The ramen wasn't bothering his stomach at all. He had eaten worse on long stretches of trail with Jiraiya when he was feeling particularly lazy and didn't want to scrounge up anything decent to eat. Desperation and hunger were an effective pair to motivate eating things even Naruto would describe as unpalatable. "So, what are we doing, eh?"
Sakura placed her hands on her hips. "I can't believe you weren't listening."
"You know me." Naruto didn't like making himself seem incompetent, but he wans't about to tell her why he hadn't been paying attention. "Please, Sakura, don't be mad." Every so often he could turn on the eyes, the pleading look that made him look like he was twelve again, and girls tended to treat him better while older women sometimes passed him a treat. Naruto had his pride about everything except food. Sakura too, couldn't resist this secret weapon.
"This once, I'll tell you, but don't expect me to do your job for you." Her scoldings were almost nostalgic for him. Maybe he should pretend he didn't know in the future so he could watch her screw up her face like that again. It was pretty cute. "We're going to navigate through some traps that Tsunade arranged to have set up for us. If we can make it to the finish point before sunset, then we should be in good shape. Let's not disappoint her, ok?"
Naruto came at attention with a mock salute. "You can count on me, Sakura."
First, Sakura took off to catch up with Kakashi, and Naruto stooped down to stuff the crumpled and dirty card into his jacket pocket. Wouldn't do to leave any evidence after all. Damn Jiraiya for getting him into this fix. Blaming someone else was futile, and yet it still brought a measure of comfort.
The day had been filled with close calls: exploding tags that he barely noticed in time, weapons flying at him from blind spots that shouldn't have been blind, and even slipping off a branch once when he was bringing up the rear. Sakura had noticed every one of them because naturally she was the one who had to treat his burns, his cuts, and his wounded pride. Kakashi raised an eyebrow, but said nothing. Everyone had their off days, and Naruto couldn't take it if Kakashi started being as careful and slightly condescending as Sakura had started to be. Her mothering of him was getting annoying. He wasn't incompetent! He was distracted!
Kakashi suggested that they stop for a moment to eat some lunch and the other two agreed readily. Even with Naruto's mishaps they had been moving at a steady and fast pace, navigating through this obstacle course well enough to please their formidable teacher. That had to count for something.
Unfortunately, the stopping brought new difficulties.
"Aren't you hungry Naruto?" Sakura offered up some of her rice to him. Sweat was pouring down her face because of the hot day combined with their excessive exercise. Even dirty and tired she still thought of others. She didn't deserve whatever evil was contained in the red box. "I don't really need any more." She mumbled something about a diet and Naruto snapped at her.
"You don't need to diet, you're perfect!" Really, he had only wanted to get her off his case but her reaction to his anger was not the usual violence.
Slyly, she smiled, and ate more heartily. Obviously, she was hungry. Naruto didn't understand why someone would pretend to be full when they needed food. Ninjas had to be strong and ready for anything, and an empty belly was just as dangerous in the long term as pulled muscles or bleeding wounds.
"Why aren't you eating anything Naruto? Aren't you still growing?" In fact, his bones were hurting, but it wasn't pain that a ninja needed to concern himself with.
He mumbled and lay down on the ground, staring at the tree tops. "I'm not hungry."
Her response was hesitant. "I have some. . . well. . . I have laxatives in my bag if you need to flush out your system. There are some pills to counteract stomach acid too, if you need. . ."
"I'm fine, Sakura!" Naruto didn't want to take out his irritation on her. It wasn't her fault that he had made a mistake. Luckily, she probably assumed he was cranky because of the non-existent pain in his intestines.
Kakashi had finished eating first and bounded into a tree while Sakura went over her inventory and repacked things to be handy just in case. Naruto joined his former mentor in the tree rather than spend any more time around Sakura, the red box, and any more awkward questions.
"See anything?"
Kakashi shrugged. "I see what I expected I'd see." He didn't fill Naruto in, and the boy knew better than to ask. It would merely end in another vague answer.
"Say, can I ask you something?"
There was silence.
"I said, I want to know if I can ask you. . ."
"I heard you." Kakashi sighed. Apparently, he had to make his answer explicit. "Yes, you can ask me."
Naruto twiddled his fingers in a manner not unlike Hinata. "Now, er, I. . . I mean I have this friend. This friend of mine gave something to a girl he likes, but he's not really sure what he gave her. All he knows is that this thing might be something that will make the girl very unhappy."
Taking his eye off the scenery and onto Naruto instead, Kakashi seemed speculative. "Why wouldn't. . . your friend. . . know what his present is?"
"Well, it's a funny sort of mix up. It had been a gift for him, but he was going to throw it away when she sort of came over and. . ."
". . . and thought it was for her?" Kakashi finished. Naruto nodded, glad someone understood.
Naruto coughed. "What should, uh, my friend do?"
At that Kakashi closed his eye and thought hard. Naruto couldn't wait for some wisdom to pour forth to get him out of this sticky situation. Down below, Sakura was carefully stowing away the as yet unopened red box in with her supplies. She packed the bandages around it, as if it needed protection from their journey through the forest, and Naruto wanted to steal down there and jump up and down on it before consuming it in a ball of flame. She would hate him intensely for ruining her stuff and her gift, but he almost thought it would be worth it. Almost.
Only now, after agonizing moments, did Kakashi offer his advice. "I think your friend should forget about it and concentrate on what he's doing before he gets him or one of his teammates injured or killed." Unhelpful, chastising, and typically Kakashi. "Good luck!" Cheerfully he bounded out of the tree and informed Sakura which direction they would be going in.
Naruto slumped in the tree and wished that he had better brains like Shikamaru, or steely indifference like Shino. . . but armed only with a strong sense of self and nearly limitless exuberance, Naruto was at a loss. Pranks couldn't serve him now. He didn't need Sakura mad before she opened the package. That would put her in danger of going explosive. Training under Tsunade had only emphasized certain flaws within her personality, one of the most obvious being the short fuse both possessed.
"Get your head out of the clouds and your body out of that tree and let's move!" Sakura shouted up at him.
They had made it to the end. Admirably, Naruto had managed to get his mind off of his beautiful pink haired companion and the scarlet box she carried long enough to help them through a particularly sticky scrape towards the end. When he had pulled off the gooey thread that encased Sakura she had hugged him tightly, shoulders shaking as she coughed and drew in fresh air. Any longer and she would have passed out and suffocated. The spiders had seemingly dropped out of nowhere. The Aburames had to have been contracted for that last one. Those spiders definitely had not been normal, and there had been far too many of them. Kakashi nursed a bite in his shoulder that he had gotten during one of the later waves of attacks from the swarms that had come for them. Sakura drew out the poison and told him that it didn't look like it was going to spread but she would check him again later.
They found the campsite that had been set up for them in the dusk light. There were supplies and wood set up for a campfire. Sakura found a package of medical supplies and injected Kakashi with the anti venom she found there. There had been several vials of it in there, as Tsunade had planned for the eventuality that they all got bitten, but gladly they had managed with minimal injuries. Kakashi and Naruto set up while Sakura started the fire.
"Look! I found a change of clothes too!" Sakura was glad to discover this, and told them that Tsunade was too obsessed about appearance to forget something as small as a cosmetic change for them all at the end of this long day. "I'll be right back." She grabbed her gear and the new clothes to wander off behind a bush and change.
Naruto and Kakashi dug through the food and started something up while they waited for Sakura. New clothes didn't mean much to them, and Kakashi would just as soon not use whatever clothes Tsunade had left for him. Naruto was of the same mind as the jounin, and they watched the food cook in silence.
"Your shoulder ok?" Naruto couldn't tell if anything ever got to the masked man next to him because of the way he concealed his features and controlled his emotions. If only the young boy could command such self restraint. That was probably years away.
As if the question annoyed him, Kakashi said, "Sakura's been gone too long."
It had grown dark, and Naruto had to agree that Sakura's absence had grown suspicious. These forests were relatively safe, but you could never be too careful. He got up to go check it out. The tangle of brush was dense and he pushed through in the direction he thought he had seen her go a while before. Eventually he found her gear, but nothing seemed out of the ordinary with it. The only thing that had been removed was the bandages. . .
Oh no.
Oh. Frikkin. No.
Life hated him. That was the only solution. He had never even had the chance to get it away from her. The whole day had been spent in a hell of his own (and Jiraiya's) creation. Now Sakura had disappeared and he didn't know why. What had been in the box? What if it had been some sort of trap? Naruto never wanted to hurt Sakura, and now he wasn't sure if that sick feeling that swamped his senses was hunger and worry together or mostly worry and self recrimination mixed with a hearty helping of guilt.
Broken twigs and branches led him further into the forest, and he followed the trail to where Sakura's old dirty clothes and a box lay. Around the box was the whole, carefully folded, red paper that had been wrapped around the box. Naruto bit his lip, worrying at it with gusto as he opened up the box to find it empty.
His fate was sealed now. The broken foliage led away to where there was a flat spot, as if Sakura had fallen down. She must have been struggling against whatever was in the box and had been overpowered. Her strength seemed to only manifest itself when Naruto said and did stupid things, and otherwise she could not sustain that kind of grapple. What nasty thing could Jiraiya have put in such a small box, and why would he want to harm his student?
Naruto's sharp eyes followed the broken trail where it looped over again into yet another small clearing. Here he found her clothes and Naruto gulped. So now she was weak, fighting an unknown enemy, and naked? Why hadn't she called for help?
The end of the trail brought a revelation he thought he had a few years yet before he would be lucky enough to see it, even in dreams. In the patch of moonlight, trying to get a good look at what she was wearing, stood Sakura. She examined her bare arms and legs briefly, but seemed more interested in the scrap of white fabric stretched taut over her body.
Frothy, white, lacy, and hardly covering anything important, Naruto had to consciously force his mouth to shut after his jaw had dropped. Sakura was by far the sexiest thing he had ever seen, and he found himself drawn forward by an urging he could not control, when someone grabbed his collar and yanked him back.
"Shhh." Kakashi startled him, clapping a hand over the noisy boy's mouth. The protector was no longer covering the jounin's eye and they were both widely appraising Sakura's outfit with an expression that force something jealous and competitive to rise in Naruto's heart. No one should be looking at his Sakura like that.
"It's that outfit." Kakashi whispered reverently. "From Volume 1. It's even more beautiful then I imagined it. . ."
Naruto stopped struggling and Kakashi let go, riveted by the vision in white before him. That was it? All that had been in the box was a little scrap of fabric? How lame. He had been so worried. Then again, even if she seemed to be enjoying it now, who knows how she would react to him when she saw him again. Everything was confusing again. As long as she liked it, he wasn't going to get beaten to a bloody pulp, right?
"Oi. Stop looking at her like that." Naruto elbowed Kakashi in the ribs. The jounin looked down at Naruto, sharingan intimidating him with displeasure over the interruption. "I mean it." It wasn't like Naruto to back down from any threat.
With one last longing look at his favorite novel come to life, Kakashi pushed his protector back down over his eye and gave Naruto his space. It was surprising, but it was nice that Kakashi had some sympathy for Naruto's feelings and predicament. Maybe this was all part of the new respect they deserved as being part of a team together as equals.
And on that note, it wasn't like him to lurk in bushes and spy. If he was going to take his punishment, he should take it now or else he'd be as bad as Jiraiya. That was one person he didn't want to be confused with any time soon. With greater bravery than he thought he would possess in a situation like this, Naruto stepped into the moonlight.
Sakura heard his immediately, now that he was no longer even attempting to be stealthy. Her arms covered her nearly exposed chest automatically in an age old reflex. Her eyes were wide, showing the whites all around.
"What are you doing here!? Get out!"
"Look, I was worried when you didn't come back and. . . and I think I need to explain. . ." Naruto struggled with his words, as always. She made his eyeballs burn because he was afraid of blinking and missing a second of seeing her like this. He could only hope she wouldn't gouge them from his head after tonight.
"Then talk fast, and it better be good." She let her arms fall, and Naruto's mind went totally blank. The white outfit was far more see through up close than it had been from the safe distance in the bushes. Something in his brain went 'pop'. "Stop staring at me!" She stomped one foot on the hard packed forest floor and advanced with intent to maim.
Naruto put up his hands defensively. "You look really good!" He threw out the words like a weapon. He had scrunched up his eyes, waiting for a blow that never came.
"You think so?" Sakura was so close, that when he opened his eyes this time he was sure she could see them cross. "And to think. . . when you came back you said I hadn't changed. . ."
Some obvious bodily changes were so close to him that he whimpered a little in an effort not to comment on them. This was his punishment, it had to be. She was going to tease him, make him feel secure, and then beat the living crap out of him.
"How good do I look?" She walked around him, trailing a hand around his shoulders. Naruto's eyes rolled back into his head and he groaned.
"Please, Sakura. . ." He didn't want to have to speak right now.
"Well?" She stood in front of him, and leaned in a little. Her hair fell forward and swayed in the breeze around them.
That's it. No more. If he stayed here, with her, like this, then he would do something that they would both regret. He wasn't ready for this. "Too good, Sakura. Too good." Then, on stiff legs, he swiveled around and marched himself back to the campsite to sit down next to an equally stunned Kakashi.
"She wasn't mad." Naruto said, wonder and something like dazed shock in his voice.
Kakashi nodded.
"I think I would have liked it better if she had been mad." It would have been more familiar certainly, and he would have slept easier that way too. As it was, his dreams would probably plague him for weeks if not months. That laugh she had given as he had run off. . . it echoed in his mind, taunting him.
Kakashi nodded again, as if he were listening.
"Remind me to burn anything else Jiraiya sends me." Naruto said as he tossed the card from his pocket onto the fire. It was going to be a long night.


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President Buhari has just fired Ibe Kachikwu as the group Managing Director of NNPC.
He has been replaced with Maikanti Baru. This was contained in a press statement released today, where Kachikwu will now be the chairman of the Board of the NNPC.
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President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the composition of the Board of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), as provided for under Section 1(2) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Act of 1997, as amended.
The new board is composed of the following:
A. Chairman-Dr Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, Honourable Minister of State for Petroleum;
B. Group Managing Director- Dr Maikanti Kacalla Baru;
C. The Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Finance; and
D. The following six persons:
1. Mallam Abba Kyari
2. Dr Thomas M.A John
3. Dr Pius O. Akinyelure
4. Dr Tajuddeen Umar
5. Mallam Mohammed Lawal, and
6. Mallam Yusuf Lawal.
President Buhari urges the new board to ensure the successful delivery of the mandate of the NNPC, " and serve the nation by upholding the public trust placed on them in managing this critical national asset."
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