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AvoDerm Natural Grain-Free Chicken Chunks Entree in Gravy Canned Cat Food, 3-oz, case of 24
Give your kitty the nutrition that'll make him glow from the inside out with the AvoDerm Natural Grain-Free Chicken Chunks Entree in Gravy Canned Cat Food. The recipe starts with chunks of lean chicken and chicken broth as the first ingredients so it's got plenty of protein for your little carnivore. Then, it's boosted with the superfood goodness of California-grown avocados, so every bite is packed with vitamins, antioxidants, phytonutrients and omegas for a glowing skin and coat and overall well-being. Plus, it's a complete and balanced diet for cats of all ages in every can, and it's drenched in a tongue-smacking gravy even picky eaters dive into, whiskers first!Key Benefits
- Chicken and chicken broth are the top ingredients for the animal-sourced protein your kitty thrives on.
- Avocado oil sourced from California avocados plus sunflower oil provide omega-3 and 6 fatty acids for skin and coat health.
- Superfood source of vitamins, minerals and health-supporting phytonutrients from avocados, plus taurine, antioxidants and essential amino acids.
- Provides a balanced and complete diet for cats of all ages, in a delicious gravy even picky eaters won't turn down.
- Made with real chicken broth for much-needed hydration to help support urinary and overall health, and zero grains so it's great for cats with sensitivities.
Item Number46684
Packaging Type
Food Texture
Chunks in Gravy
Breeder's Choice
Food Form
Wet Food
Adult, All Stages
Special Diet
Chicken, Chicken Broth, Sunflower Oil, Salt, Guar Gum, Tricalcium Phosphate, Avocado Oil, Taurine, Carrageenan, Vitamins (Vitamin E Supplement, Thiamine Mononitrate, Niacin, Riboflavin Supplement, Calcium Pantothenate, Vitamin A Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B6), Folic Acid, Menadione Sodium Bisulfate Complex (Source of Vitamin K Activity), Biotin, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Vitamin B12), Minerals (Ferrous Sulfate Monohydrate, Zinc Oxide, Manganese Sulfate Monohydrate, Copper Proteinate, Sodium Selenite, Potassium Iodide),Choline Chloride, Potassium Chloride.Caloric Content
776 kcal/kg, 66 kcal/can
|Guaranteed Analysis
|Crude Protein
|8.0% min
|Crude Fat
|2.0% min
|Crude Fiber
|1.0% max
|82.0% max
|3.0% max
|0.02% max
|0.22% max
|Omega-6 Fatty Acids
|0.3.0% min
|Omega-3 Fatty Acids
|0.01% min
To assure that your kitten or Adult cat is receiving the maximum nutrition, feed AvoDerm® dry formulas with any of our can formulas.
Kittens: Allow 2 - 3 meals per day and to eat as much as they like.
Adults: Feed 1 can per 3 lbs of bodyweight. When you feed both dry and can, allow 25% of your cat's daily allowance to come from our can food and 75% to our dry formula. Our dry formula should be available at all times.
Day 1 & 2: Feed 20% new food and 80% of the old brand.
Day 3 & 4: Feed 50% new food and 50% of your pet's old brand.
Day 5: Feed 80% new food and 20% of the old brand.
Day 6: Feed 100% new food from now on.
73% Recommend
73% of reviewersrecommend this product
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Not what I expected
By LilysMom on Mar 13, 2018
This little can is 2/3 sauce and 1/3 meat. Definitely a single serving. I was trying to replace an item I buy all the time, that is having some stocking issues. I tried this since it was basically the same ingredients and "chunks in sauce" which my cats prefer. Also, since this can is mostly liquid you have to be super careful opening or it spills out. Not worth it for a bunch of liquid, not a good value.
my cats love this
By kring on Feb 28, 2018
Out of all of the Avoderm grain-free canned varieties, this is the only one that my 3 cats will consistently eat, they love it! With the gravy, it's easy to mask any supplements I have to add to their food, they don't even notice. My cats are fickle with the rest of the flavors, but this one is a winner.
Needs a Fancy Feast Topping
By Patti on Aug 17, 2017
My cats will eat this but I think the smell is not appetizing enough, so I topped it with the not so healthy Fancy Feast Chicken with Cheddar, and they ate it all up.
loves her gravy
By mom94 on Feb 15, 2018
Moxie loves her chicken and gravy! I do not know what else to say so this is filler cuz it has to have 50 characters
Too watery
By lona81 on Apr 17, 2017
This isn't really a "gravy" cat food. It is very watery with cubes of chicken in it. My cats love the gravy foods but won't eat this at all. They do love AvoDerm Tuna but that is thicker and has more substance to it. I find this a waste of money.
A favorite for both cats.
By Bojangles on Jun 11, 2017
Both my cats leave the bowl spotless. I just wish the cans were a little bit bigger.
Too Runny!
By kittkatt62 on Mar 15, 2017
this cat food is ok if you want half a can of gravy and a little bit of chicken. Too expensive as a treat because there really isn't much in there besides gravy. The cats love the gravy, but I won't be buying again.
Don't like
By pamazon58 on Apr 19, 2017
My cats do not like this food. All five stuck their noses up at this flavor. Disappointed since they love the last flavor that I purchased.
Cats really like AvoDerm
By Snicklefritz on May 3, 2017 Top 500 Contributor
My kitties really slurp this up. They especially like the gravy and the chicken chunks are second.
Tasty "Helpful" Food
By Zena on Dec 16, 2016
First, both my cats like the food. But most important, one of my cats loves the food and will take a liquid antibiotic that I pour into the gravy of this food and finish up the antibiotic. (I wish I realized this earlier that all I had to do was give him the gravy of this one food with his medicine.) Also, very important, this cat sometimes gags as though there's something in his throat that won't go down. It looks like (the best answer I've found so far, anyway) that the chunks help push down or dissolve whatever is causing him to gag.


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Exodus: Necklace of Heavens – the only chance to save Necklace Worlds
[App Store + HD] Exodus: Necklace of Heavens – the only chance to save Necklace Worlds
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Exodus: Necklace of Heavens
Game: Exodus: Necklace of Heavens | Free | For iPhone / iPad
Not so long ago, App Store has a new game in the genre of RPG, which has received the name of Exodus: Necklace of Heavens. And despite the fact that the project has a number of obvious drawbacks, he was honored with decent reviews and enviable ratings from users. The game itself also encourages the brave warrior to take up the sword in order to try to solve the problem of galactic scale and dirty your hands up to the elbows in blood extraterrestrial scum.
The game's storyline takes us on an amazing constellation of planets called Necklace Worlds. Each planet was inhabited by many different races. Despite the huge external differences, these creatures are able to find the optimal consensus relationship and lived in prosperity and harmony with each other. But one tragic hour with a variety of planets began to receive disturbing messages – the planets were treacherous attack previously unknown creatures that not only occupied the worlds and suppress the will of the indigenous population, but also subordinated its own. Whereby the enemy army grew exponentially. The only slim chance for salvation – it is the quest for peace-seekers, who have allowed us to collect all the survivors and give a fitting rebuff to the enemy vermin.
Exodus: Necklace of Heavens
Exodus: Necklace of Heavens
Despite the colorful and very thoughtful introduction, the game itself does not possess plot approaches – in fact we were just walking across the stages provided that open sequentially and waving to the right and left arms bought or picked up. At the beginning of the game we provide the ability to choose the gender of the hero, sex selection does not affect the performance of a warrior, most likely, in their world, women and men have achieved absolute equality. Completion of all stages is reduced to a complete cleansing of the locations of hostile creatures.
Exodus: Necklace of Heavens
Exodus: Necklace of Heavens
Movement is carried out thanks to a virtual joystick, strikes are pressing the special button. The hero in your arsenal is as usual chopping strokes of the sword, which, when you add up frequently in the combo, as well as special attacks that can be applied over the area for a while or stun the enemy, these attacks are burdened cooldown. The defeated enemy carcass obediently fall down at your feet, do not forget to reward the winner of the death of a small trophy, expressed in the form of virtual currency or any object that can pile up on themselves or to sell in the store.
Exodus: Necklace of Heavens
Exodus: Necklace of Heavens
Game Exodus: Necklace of Heavens clearly lacks detail – despite the fact that the animation blows and skill looks quite nice, a little short of drawing up to full enjoyment. Otherwise, this game is a typical RPG-fighting game with the ability to improve the skills of the character and dressing up in a fancy suit of armor. Very pleasant trifle is what to wear equipment in inventory and immediately appears on the battlefield. The rest of Exodus: Necklace of Heavens is free, and thus deserves the right to exist.
Title: Exodus: Necklace of Heavens
Publisher / Developer: Pixonic LLC
Price: Free
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Having watched the race, like everyone else, I'm not massively impressed with the DRS system. It worries me that all the guys were desperately trying to get within the 1 second window so they could deploy the system down the start finish straight.
What's this going to do for the sport? Not only was there no evidence that it was useful as a passing aide - but it seems to me that it might become the focus for attempting to overtake, leading to an increasingly sterile race apart from the DRS zones.
The majority of overtaking action in Melbourne took place without employing the system - most memorably Vettel on Button into turn 4 - and what we saw of the DRS related to shots of the cars coming out of the last corner, the rear wing opening up, and then a long race down the straight attempting to catch up to the car in front. Memorably we watched Button in the early laps deploying the system to try to overtake Massa; without success.
Result of first race DRS "null points".
I would hate to think that when it becomes useful, on the longer straights in the calendar, drivers would become dependant on its deployment in order to take a place. I'd prefer to see the rules in respect of the aerodynamics of the car altered to provide an increased slipstream effect for the cars behind rather than focus overtaking on an artificial aide such as is the case here.
I'd like to reserve judgement on it but after Melbourne I just don't see a role for it - unless it makes drivers complacent throughout the rest of the lap which then allows those behind to take advantage. Maybe that's what happened to Button yesterday?


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Friday, September 5, 2008
revised memorial tattoo
so, this is a revised version of the memorial tattoo design I had posted a ways back...most of it remained the same with the exception of the giant hummingbird, which has more significance than the generic eagle/hawk previously featured...still not sure of the composition/how the composition will look on an arm. final linework soon. feedback welcome.
4 comments:
- eignh said...
i was looking at it thinking maybe you should try and reverse the direction of hummingbird. A little directional juxtaposition could lend a little movement to the image.
- September 6, 2008 at 2:16 PM
- Devin said...
I agree with eignh. Could be a good bid. Sick illustration of the hummin bird though.
- September 7, 2008 at 8:01 PM
- pamela maguire illustration said...
for some reason i think its conceptually important that they go the same way.
but thats me being all gay instead of visually dynamic.
- September 23, 2008 at 12:54 PM
- Lee Luker said...
no, no...you're right pam. the shared direction was a conscious decision...I have a new version, things, essentially the same, just shuffled around a bit, that I'll post soon.
- September 25, 2008 at 6:33 PM
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Why I do what I do
I explore and create connections to our past so that we can enjoy a greater connection to our future.
Napier Artist - Ngaio Blackwood
I create hand-drawn, stitched and painted art investigating connections between myself and the past.
- I believe in a world where learning from the past increases our success in the future
- I think we should embrace our wobbly lines, ignore rulers and let the colours bleed
- I'm scared that we will never overcome prejudice
- I want to accept that I'm right where I need to be and that everything will be OK
- I escape in books
- I drink coffee to stay awake
- I saviour chocolate
- I'm embarrassed that I like romantic comedies
Where to buy my work
I currently have a piece in the back room of The Rabbit Room Gallery in Napier or you can buy directly from my shop. You can also find a few remaining hand-tatted lace jewellery pieces at The Franklin Arts Centre.
Artist C.V
Ngaio R. Blackwood (Simpson)
(b. 1985, NZ)
Lives and works in Napier, NZ
2007 - Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons), Massey University
Solo Exhibitions
2016 - Flight, Franklin Community Gallery https://www.facebook.com/events/289358094737499/
2013 - Garage Exhibition, Auckland
2012 - Artist in residence and exhibition at Incubator, Waiheke Island
2011 - Blackbird, Upcycle, Waiheke Island
Group Exhibitions
2016 - HB shorts art competition, Creative Arts Napier, Napier
2016 - Made of Snow, Franklin Art Centre, Pukekohe
2015 - Hibiscus & Bays art awards, Mairangi Arts Centre, Auckland
2012 - Spring Exhibition, NorthART gallery, Auckland
2011 - The Pre-Christmas $100 (or less) show, NorthART gallery, Auckland
2010 - Gifthorse, Firehorse film studios, Auckland
2008 - I like sex and I'm a girl, DAF106, Wellington
2007 - Exposure, Massey University, Wellington
2007 - Test pot, DAF106, Wellington
Jewellery Collections
2012 - Dawn, lace jewellery
Reviews/Blog features
Ravon about art "Flight | Rumours", July 2016
Tracey (Gadget Girl) "Flight...", July 2016
Felt Blog "Art in fibre", April 2016
Ravon about art "Made of Snow", Jan 2016
Muir, Matthew: "Black and other colours", the gulf, Sep 2011, pg 36-37
Crane, Douglas (http://salient.org.nz/arts/visual-arts/visual-arts-2), 2008
Kenealy, Robyn E.: The Secret Life of Cream: Test pot, 2007 (http://artbash.co.nz/forums/reviews/the-secret-life-of-cream-testpot-new-paintings-by-ngaio-simpson-and-ri)
Bayfield high school yearbook, Cover, 2002
Interviews (Audio)
Curated rework – an art discussion group


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Parliament will discuss tomorrow the new salary ladder
Announced the Information Service of the House of Representatives, said the council will discuss at its meeting scheduled on Thursday, "the new salary scale" controversial.
And includes the agenda of the meeting also to be held at 10 am tomorrow morning, according to a statement to parliament "vote on the draft law on ratification encouragement and protection of investments between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and the Government of the Republic of Belarus Convention on the Law, and the vote on the draft ratification by members of the diplomatic and travel and service of visa passport holders Convention on the Law between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and the Government of the Republic of Azerbaijan ".
It also includes the agenda, " the first reading of the draft law on ratification agreement on economic and technical cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and the Government of the State of Kuwait law, and the first reading of the draft accession of the Republic of Iraq to the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships for the year 1973 ".
It will be "The first reading of the draft Fourth Amendment to the Civil Aviation Law No. 148 of Act 197, the second reading of a bill defining the mandates of the three presidencies" on the agenda.
The statement continued that tomorrow's meeting agenda will include a "second reading of the draft letters Act and the exchange of notes and minutes of discussions on the Japanese loan to the position of the Republic of Iraq dated 05/25/2015, and discuss the issue of the integration of the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities with the Ministry of Culture.
"It will also discuss the House of Representatives," the subject of salt water in the province of Basra, and discuss the issue of entitlements peasants exchange.
"The Council of Ministers decided on 13 October First this, modify the salary scale Annex law salaries of state employees and the public sector No. 22 for the year 2008, and the unification of allocations charged by state officials all and reduce disparities between them and applied in the first of the month of November.
The cause of this resolution the exit of demonstrations of various staff sliced Adin him as " unfair "As announced Office of the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi for a review of the decision" and especially the allocation of University Lecturers by an ad hoc committee in the Council of Ministers.
"The House of Representatives decided to host-Abbadi and ministers concerned about this decision, which Ezrah Prime Minister yesterday during a meeting by Professor universities to" significantly lower oil prices and the entry of the country in a war that drains big money from the budget, and he did not reduce allocations within what we want to do, but the repeated declines in global oil prices led to some of the measures because of the seriousness of the financial situation, ".


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I just received this photo from a friend in Australia. This photo was taken when Andrea and her husband Rob visited us in 2002 (they also visited a couple of years ago). Andrea is a long time friend from high school, and it's great to see them whenever they can visit. (I'm not sure if we'll ever get to Australia!) They have never toured eastern Canada, so hopefully we'll see them in Nova Scotia on their next trip back to Canada.
Shortly after we moved to this home 10 years ago, we painted the front door and some window trim red on the advice of a Canadian decorating magazine called Canadian House & Home. No one told us that when you paint with red you should use a tinted primer first, so it took us 4 coats to get it looking good. A lot of work! We kept the red for about 5 years and then changed to a more muted look.
Today is inspection day. We accepted an offer on Friday, but it's conditional on a house inspection and today is the day. The buyer is inspecting the house himself, which is a little unusual around here. Usually buyers hire a professional to do an inspection. When you live in the country, it's also a good idea to have the septic system inspected and the buyer has arranged for that to be done by a professional.
So, fingers crossed all goes well!


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It might seem impossible to some to be able to fit health and fitness into your life without having to invest constantly in it. The figures would seem to suggest that, too, with the health and fitness industry getting between 40 and 50 billion of our hard-earned dollars each year! But you don't have to buy into it to stay healthy. If you're maintaining a strict family budget, you can ensure that a healthy life fits in it. Photo by dbreen Dispel the healthy eating myth There's a myth around healthy eating. Not that it's healthy, there's definite evidence that… [Read More]
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Personal Training Session: Five Weeks In!
I thought I'd write an update on how my personal training sessions have been going seeing as I haven't written an update for a while. You can read my last one here. As I write this, I'm still aching from yesterdays personal training session! I had planned to go for a run today, but my legs, shoulders and tummy are still aching so I'll leave it another day and go tomorrow instead! I don't want to overdo it! This week saw me running 5k on Monday and I managed to earn a new personal best time of 35 minutes and… [Read More]
Personal Training Session Number Three
So far so good! I'm still enjoying my personal training sessions. Read all about my last session here. I'm keeping up the healthy eating and I really want to push my running up to the next level. My PT introduced me to Tabata last week, so I've been incorporating this into my running in a bid that it'll help me to improve my stamina and therefore help me run further. Something I really need to do since I've entered the St Davids Day 10k race in Cardiff next year! During session number three, I started off with 10 minutes… [Read More]
Personal Training Session Number Two
Since my last personal training session I feel like I'm making good progress. I'm definitely keeping up the healthy eating better than the previous week which did see me having a takeaway. This week though there have been no takeaways in site! Yay! Go me! My food so far has consisted of: Salmon, brown rice, spinach Soup (Vegetable/Minestrone etc) Tuna steak, cous, veg Chicken strips, veg and spinach Omlette 2 x slices wholemeal bread, ham, salad In between meals if I get peckish I've been opting for fruit, carrots and hummus or a protein shake. It's funny how differently changing my… [Read More]
Personal Training Session Number One!
I wasn't sure whether I should write about this or not. I've been having personal training sessions! I've written numerous times over the years about how I want to loose weight. I always start out well. For a week, maybe even two, I'll stay on plan. I'll exercise regularly and I'll feel great, but it doesn't last. I soon find myself slipping back into old ways. I've tried meal replacement diets, low carb diets, fasting diets, but nothing seems to work. I've signed up to diets that I've had to pay for and I've invested in way too many gym… [Read More]
Night time potty training
Potty training children can be a pretty stressful time for a lot of parents. When our girls were approaching potty training age I did what most parents do and turned to the internet in search of advice! I typed in search terms such as 'how old to start potty training', 'how do I know when my child is ready to potty train?' among others! I remember reading that you shouldn't be in a rush to start potty training. If you start too early, potty training can end up taking longer than if you'd just waited until your child was ready. … [Read More]
Night time potty training
It official! Potty training in our house is officially over and done with for now! Both of our girls are fully potty trained in the day. I wasn't in a rush to potty train them and I would have quite happily waited until they were three before I even thought about potty training, but our girls started showing signs that they were ready around two years and a few months. I've heard that boys can take longer than girls to potty train so if you're reading this and worrying about when the right time to start is – stop worrying! Do you know any… [Read More]
Potty Training Twins
Potty training twins? Where do I start?! That's what I thought when the idea first popped into my head! I didn't worry too much about it though and decided to take it all in my stride. One thing I knew for definite was that I wanted to wait until our girls were at least two years old. I'd heard that before this age children don't have the ability to control their bowels. Plus if you start when your child is too young or if they aren't ready it can end up being more stressful for you both and can take… [Read More]
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Skip to comments.Detroit ranked nation's safest city from natural disasters
Posted on 06/03/2014 6:55:09 AM PDT by cripplecreek
DETROIT, MI -- While the city has seen some significant improvement in crime statistics of late, it could be a while before Detroit sheds its reputation as one of the nation's most dangerous places.
But in at least one national safety ranking, Detroit tops the list in a positive way.
Based on six categories of weather statistics from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, an analysis by insurance shopping network Homeownersinsurance.com on Monday named the nation's top cities safest from natural disasters.
Detroit was ranked No. 1, ahead of Charlotte, N.C., San Francisco, Denver and Boston.
"Detroit came out way ahead in all of our criteria, with only 3 major disaster declarations and four total declarations from the Federal Emergency Management Agency during the last 10 years," the website's analysts found. "Detroits position on Lake Huron regulates extreme weather patterns and also subjects it to colder temperatures.
"... Detroit residents may have several concerns, but natural disasters dont top the list!"
Got a laugh out of that one.
But #1 for political disasters...
Nothing much left in Detroit to burn, or collapse..
Democrat rule is always a disaster. Just look at the cities of this country.
You're also very safe from nukes since nobody would waste an ounce of fissile material on the place
SAN FRANCISCO is the #3 SAFEST CITY from natural disasters?
My BS detector is lying on the desk screaming at me over that one.
Somebody must have missed the San Fransisco earthquakes and fire.
Not that a natural disaster could ever top the damage from the man-made disaster that is Detroit's city government.
Not to mention a significant portion of SF is built on landfill.
Looks like San Fransisco's saving grace is the mild weather.
The whole state is protected by the great lakes to some extent.
Yeah, it's those man-made contingencies that can get one killed in Detroit.
I would argue that a complete takeover by Democrats is a worse "Natural Disaster" than any of the ones mentioned in this article.
Without qualification that makes complete sense in the inverted world of the Left.
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An Unconventional Christmas
Jedi Goat
Disclaimer - I don't own Fullmetal Alchemist.
Author's Note - Okay, I know this is really belated, but I just had the random urge to write this pairing of my two favorite characters and this is the result ^.^ Consider it a New Year's gift, I guess ;P (And hello, Fullmetal fandom! :) I haven't written anything here yet, so I apologize in advance if I get anything wrong...)
01/25/10 - Beta edited.
Snow swirled endlessly downward through the darkening sky. Blanketed beneath heavy clouds, the city's lights glowed blearily through the gloom like so many flickering candles. Thick and heavy flakes clung to a window high from the ground, plastering the reflection of a man in blue uniform, hands folded beneath his chin as he studied the growing tempest outside.
Colonel Roy Mustang swiveled his chair away from the window, squinting slightly as he surveyed his brightly lit office. Across the room, Lieutenant Hawkeye flipped swiftly through the filing cabinet, rearranging and removing papers – the cabinets had regained some sort of clean order since she had laid hands on them. Leaning against the wall beside her was Second Lieutenant Havoc, languidly lighting a cigarette.
Mustang glanced up when Hawkeye strode to his desk, depositing a handful of papers. "I think these are the last of them, sir," she reported in her usual businesslike tone, then biting her lip to stop from smiling; Mustang groaned, eyeing the work with particular distaste.
He ran a hand through his dark hair, muttering, "It's Christmas Eve. Can't they cut us a bit of slack?"
Hawkeye inclined her head politely. "Sir, these are the papers you neglected to finish last week." She was trying but failing to hide her amusement.
"Fine," he sighed, reaching for his pen. "You're certain this is the last of it?"
"Yes, sir."
"As soon as this is done, you're dismissed," he announced, glancing at his agents. "Go home. You both deserve the break."
"Thank you, sir," Hawkeye clipped, snapping a hand to her forehead in salute; then she headed back to sorting out the cabinets.
Now Mustang lowered his eyes to the paperwork, propping his head against his hand as he pulled the first sheaf closer to him. Personally, he didn't care much for the holiday; but the state alchemists had been particularly busy lately, and he was just as tired as his subordinates. He briefly scanned the first form before signing it with a lazy flick of his wrist. He turned to the next one, grimaced, and crumpled it into a ball before chucking it at the can across the room. The paper bounced off the rim of the garbage can and landed on the floor. Hawkeye shot him a reprimanding glare – which he pretended not to see – as he grumpily returned to his work.
Mustang raised his head again at a rather aggravating noise – Havoc absently tapped the edge of the cabinet, humming to himself. He recognized it distantly as some Christmas carol – Mustang didn't care enough to deduce which one. After a minute wasted glaring at the oblivious lieutenant, hoping he would take the hint, Mustang sighed and strived to focus.
His vision blurred and he blinked hard, squinting at the words. It was late; by now, most everyone except for them had to be home, enjoying a quiet reprieve. Goddamn it – we'd better be paid overtime for this. Growling, he signed another form.
Havoc had stopped tapping, and now finally decided to be helpful by shredding papers. He glanced over at his fellow agent as he grabbed another creased armful.
"Hey, Riza, are you doing anything for Christmas?"
Mustang glanced up.
Hawkeye pursed her lips, running a finger over newly arranged files even as she spoke. "Not really. I was planning on just having a quiet Christmas with Black Hayate."
Havoc nodded, taking a long drag on his cigarette. "Well, I scored a date for tomorrow night. Finally, I won't have to spend Christmas with my parents." He grinned wryly, leaning against the cabinets.
"What about you, Colonel?" Hawkeye asked quietly. She had adeptly noticed him listening; Mustang shifted his attention back to his papers.
"I'm going to sleep," he stated dismissively. The two lieutenants exchanged glances, Havoc amused, Hawkeye exasperated.
"You never do anything," Havoc commented. "Every year it's the same – cheer up, man, get yourself a girl or something."
Mustang finished his signature a bit viciously, nearly tearing the paper with his pen. He stood, pushing the completed stack away. "Done. I won't keep you two here any longer. Enjoy your Christmas."
The two straightened, saluting. Havoc then turned away, butting out his cigarette on the edge of the cabinet; Hawkeye approached his desk, silently gathering up the papers and straightening them.
In the doorway, Havoc turned back, coat in hand. "Merry Christmas," he said with a slight wave and a grin. Then he was gone.
Mustang sank back in his chair with a sigh, running his gloved hands over his face. Through his fingers he saw Hawkeye hastening to organize the last of the papers. The cabinet slid closed with a final loud clang.
"You, too," he murmured. "Go get some rest."
"And yourself, Colonel," she supplied with a slight bow. She headed for the coat rack.
At that moment a slight figure staggered through the doorway, a tottering pile of papers half-obscuring his vision.
"I'm sorry, Colonel," came a voice from behind the papers. "These just came in – the General wants them back as soon as possible."
Mustang was on his feet again, gaze dark, brow furrowed; he managed a nod, however, as the agent set down the papers with a thump on his desk. He stepped back, pushing his glasses up on his sweaty nose.
"Thank you, Master Sergeant Fuery."
Fuery bowed, heading for the exit uncertainly.
"Tell the General I'll have them on his desk tonight," Mustang finally sighed, regarding the extra work.
"Yes, sir!" He saluted.
"…Have a good Christmas," Mustang said.
"Merry Christmas to you too, sir." Fuery hastened out.
When he was gone, Mustang slumped at his desk, eyeing the task in front of him. He sighed, massaging his temples. Damn, so much for a good night's sleep…
"Sir?" It took him a moment to realize Hawkeye was still hovering in his office, watching him with concern.
He waved a hand, "I'll deal with it. Go home."
She hesitated a moment longer. "Sir, I can-"
"You do enough around here," he cut her off sharply. "I can't ask you to do anything more."
"Yes, sir," she acknowledged quietly, slipping out the door. She paused long enough to say, "Please take care of yourself this holiday, sir."
He only nodded; she closed the door softly behind her, and he was left alone with the tower of papers. Mustang shuffled through them without seeing them – reports on missions, the latest updates on the precarious situation in the east. He sighed, mentally steeling himself, and resolved to stop prolonging the task. He reached for his pen.
Five minutes in, he was already cross-eyed from staring at the small print. He growled, cursing softly under his breath against his superiors. He wearily judged the tall stack still waiting for him and spat out a few choice words.
He almost missed the creak of the door opening and in an instant straightened, donning a façade of focus. He eased slightly when he saw who now peered uncertainly at him, one hand on the doorframe.
"Lieutenant Hawkeye," he acknowledged, eyes narrowing. "I thought I told you to go home…?"
She strode swiftly across the chamber, face set, bracing her hands on the desk and staring him in the eye. "Colonel, I appreciate your offer but…you must think of yourself sometimes." Her tone had eased and she was now offering a small, sympathetic smile. "These papers will take you all night, won't they?"
Mustang stared at the mess on his desk and grudgingly nodded. He still refused to surrender to her, however, raising his head. "This is none of your responsibility, Lieutenant Hawkeye. I will spend all night here, if I must." Inwardly he cringed at the thought; but he had his pride, and he certainly wouldn't have her do his job for him.
Hawkeye shook her head, her smile broadening. "Oh, Colonel, you can be so stupid." And with that she perched in the seat in front of his desk, pulling some of the stack toward her. She eyed him warningly over the papers – "I won't do this for you, but I'll review these requests and see which ones are…unnecessary."
He stared at her. "Hawkeye…" Then he shook his head, lips quirking. "You're a godsend, you know that?"
She lowered her eyes, smiling slightly. "Well, someone has to look out for you." She slid two papers toward him, discarding another few.
Mustang watched her for a moment, reveling in the fact that he had somehow found such a loyal subordinate – he didn't deserve any of it, he found himself thinking. She would do anything for him; and what had he given her in return for her loyalty? He shook his head and returned to the paperwork.
Faster than he would have thought possible, they demolished the monstrous stack; Mustang signed the last sheet in a tired flourish and leaned back with a sigh.
"I'll leave this on the General's desk and be out of here," he murmured in relief, flexing his aching fingers. Hawkeye quietly rose, tidying the accepted pile and taking all the rejected papers to the recycling bin. After watching her movements for a moment Mustang jolted to his feet.
"Lieutenant Hawkeye."
She glanced up at him, stray blond bangs falling across her eye – "Sir?"
"Would you mind," he cleared his throat, "if I walk you home?"
She straightened, blinking in surprise. "You don't have to do that, Colonel-"
He gestured to the black sky outside, snow still trickling along the windowpane. "It's the least I can do. I insist."
She bit her lip before nodding; she gathered both their coats as Mustang tucked the papers under his arm and headed for the General's office, Hawkeye trailing him.
As he half expected, the office was locked – it really was late. He settled for leaving the stack at the door, muttering a dark, "Merry Christmas." Hawkeye pretended not to hear, only smiling slightly.
Then the duo traveled down the darkened halls in silence, neither certain of what to say and both too tired to converse. Nevertheless, Mustang appreciated the silence; neither of them really had to say anything. After many years working together, they knew each other so well it was merely a comfort to be in the other's presence.
Reaching the front doors, Mustang pushed them open and was rewarded with a blast of cold wind in his face. He narrowed his eyes, stepping out into the dark night; wet droplets of snow pelted his face and he tugged his coat tighter around his neck.
"It's still storming, damn it," he muttered, holding the door open for Hawkeye. She said nothing but pulled up her fur-lined hood, falling into step with him.
The lights above the doors cast them into a warm pool of their glow; beyond that, shadows stretched in the darkness. Streetlights winked, lighting a trail along the winding road. Mustang squinted, stepping out of the light.
"Be careful," Hawkeye murmured, "the stairs will be slippery."
They were. Thick ice had gathered on the steps leading up to the building, and even their heavy boots had little grip. Mustang reached for the rail to steady himself, offering his other arm to Hawkeye. Her hand was warm clenching his elbow, and he was suddenly very focused on keeping as steady as possible.
He breathed easier once they were again on solid ground; Hawkeye released his arm with a small nod. Immediately Mustang regretted losing that warmth, but he restrained that unexpected emotion as they walked on. He glanced around the empty streets, the huge banks of snow rising like small mountains on either side of them, while their well-worn trail was relatively flat and marred only by the occasional patch of ice. With his sharpened eyes he wasn't observing the beauty of the night, however; he was searching out figures in the gloom, perilous terrain, anything that might harm the one walking cautiously at his side.
They lingered in the lighted path of the streetlights, moving from pool to pool of light while avoiding the deep grasping shadows. The streets were quiet, despite their edginess; it was now well past midnight and they were the sole ones braving the cold and wind.
Clouds lay thick in the sky, obscuring any glow of the moon. Nevertheless, when Mustang raised his head, the snow tumbling down around them resembled so many glistening white stars. The wind was crisp, but it was also fresh; snow sparkled in the splash of light, deep and untouched. He breathed deeply, turning to show Hawkeye the beauty of the scene.
That was when, unknowingly treading on a patch of black ice, her feet slid out from under her. Hawkeye let out a small shriek; she fell backward, her hood tumbling free and her amber eyes wide. Her hand feathered his arm as she grappled for a handhold and missed.
Mustang whirled, slowed by shock. "Hawkeye!"
She hit the ground and stilled, right leg twisted awkwardly beneath her. In an instant Mustang was on his knees beside her, frantically checking her over. He grasped her warm wrist, feeling the steady pulse beneath her skin.
Only unconscious. He breathed again. He didn't have the medical expertise to fully asses her condition; he squeezed her hand, the only reassurance he could give, before fumbling for his cell phone. As his heart pounded he dialed three numbers, and Mustang uttered a silent prayer.
Riza Hawkeye awoke in a painfully bright room. She squinted against the glare, turning her head to silently assess her surroundings. She was in a plain white bed – its crisp sheets crackling – inside a largely empty white chamber. Windows lined one side of the room, curtained with long beige drapes. A clock on the wall across from her read, two A.M.
Hawkeye groaned softly; her head pounded, and as she cautiously felt her skull a strip of bandages chafed against her fingers. She closed her eyes, gingerly prodding the lump at the base of her skull, and let out a faint hiss.
Her eyes opened to slits as she sensed someone was with her; then her eyes widened as she recognized Colonel Mustang, still in full uniform, leaning over her. There was a chair abandoned further away.
He touched her forehead gently – his fingers were surprisingly warm, and she noted with no lack of shock that he had foregone his gloves. "Are you feeling all right?" he asked brusquely.
She considered; "I'll survive," she stated finally, allowing a tiny smile. It vanished as she anxiously raised her head to survey him. "What happened?" He didn't look injured, himself; she was relieved at that.
He pulled over his chair and sat beside her. "You fell on the ice," he explained, "so I brought you here." He hesitated, "The doctors said you should be fine. You didn't get a concussion, only a broken ankle." She nodded, wincing; her right ankle did hurt quite a bit, too.
"Colonel, thank you," she murmured. She smiled wryly, "It's a good thing you decided to walk me home."
He tugged at his collar. "I wasn't able to do much for you-"
She laid a hand on his arm gently. "It was enough, sir. Thank you."
He cleared his throat, glancing away. "We're not at work any more, Hawkeye. Call me Roy, please."
She stared at him with some surprise, recovering with, "Only if you call me Riza."
He took a breath. "I…apologize, Riza. Staying in the hospital isn't exactly an enjoyable way to spend Christmas."
Hawkeye laughed softly. "It's not your fault. At least I have your company for a while."
He nodded tiredly, running a hand through his hair. "Well, at least I could do something for you."
Sympathetically she squeezed his arm. "I'll be fine here. You look exhausted, Roy; you should go home."
He followed her eyes to the clock and slowly shook his head. "I'll stay a while longer," he murmured. "There's nothing waiting for me at home."
She drew herself up. "As your lieutenant, it's my duty to look out for you – and I say you go home."
"And as your colonel, I refuse," he said flatly, smiling faintly at her efforts. "Can't I be the one to look after you for once?"
Her eyes widened at the suggestion, and she quickly looked away. Color warmed her cheeks and she mumbled, "Thanks. But you really don't have-"
"Yes, I do." His hand closed around hers, resting on his arm, and he squeezed it gently. "As repayment."
"Serving you is repayment enough," she responded automatically.
He stared at her a long moment, his stoic mask finally melting into something akin to fondness. "I don't deserve you, Riza. I don't deserve any of it."
"It doesn't matter," she murmured, offering a smile. "I still…" She stopped herself, heart pounding, realizing she had been about to say love you. She hastily corrected, "I still serve you, and I would give my life for you, sir."
He finally admitted, "I'm endlessly grateful to you. I don't think there's anything to equal all you've done for me, your loyalty. But if there's even the slightest thing to make you happier, only say it and I'll see it done. It's all I can offer," he tapered off finally, eyes drifting away as he absorbed the intensity of his own speech, surprised by his own vehement emotions.
Hawkeye, meanwhile, was silent; she allowed only a shard of her inner gratitude to surface in her smile and respectful nod. "Yes, sir."
Mustang said little after that; he was not one for speeches, and it seemed to have flustered him. Instead he sat back, surveying her over his clasped hands; his piercing stare made her a little nervous as well, but she strived to ignore it.
Mustang finally rose; she assumed he would take his leave now, and smiled gently. "Goodnight, Roy."
He stared down at her a moment before allowing a small smile of his own. "Get some sleep." He turned away, hands in pockets.
"…And merry Christmas, Riza."
She smiled.
The morning dawned brightly; Hawkeye was awake early, adapted to her usual military schedule. It took a moment for her to catch her bearings, and recall she was still in hospital. She glanced around the room, surprised to see Mustang still slumped in his chair by her bedside, snoring faintly. She frowned disapprovingly – how many times had she told him to go home? – but nevertheless had to privately admire him for staying at her side.
With nothing to occupy herself, she grew restless; but with her ankle swathed in bandages she couldn't even walk around the room by herself. Thus, she settled for adjusting her pillow and sitting up in bed, studying her commander.
Soon she was distracted by the door opening – and none other than Second Lieutenant Havoc sauntered into the room. He glanced around, noticed their colonel dozing off, and then smirking approached the bed.
"Jean!" Hawkeye said in a surprised whisper, straightening. "What are you doing here?"
"Mr. Sleepyhead here sent me a message last night. So, I decided to come and check up on you." Havoc perched beside her, rummaging in his coat – "Ah! This is for you." He flourished a small bundle of flowers. "Thought you might like some color."
"Thank you," she murmured, accepting them. They were indeed pretty, from the milky lily in the middle to the surrounding blues and reds. "But you really shouldn't have-"
"I'll let you in on a secret," he grinned, glancing over at their motionless commander. "It wasn't exactly my idea."
Hawkeye understood. "He shouldn't have," she murmured, shaking her head and setting the flowers in the empty vase by her bed.
"Hey," Havoc protested, "I was the one who had to pay for them…"
She ignored him. "Second Lieutenant, would you do me a favor…?" She held out her arm, grimacing, "Help me to the window, please. I can't walk."
He nodded, swiftly standing and sliding an arm around her; using him as leverage she managed to gain her feet, gingerly testing her right foot. She gasped as pain shot up her leg, leaning heavily against him - Havoc only tightened his grip.
"I've got you." Slowly he helped her hop across the room, only leaving her to fetch a chair when she had a firm grip on the sill. Hawkeye sank into it gratefully, giving him a nod of thanks. Then she pushed open the heavy curtains, breath catching when she saw the world below blanketed in fresh white snow. Last night's storm was only a memory; the blue sky was clear, the white carpet below a perfect winter wonderland. Tiny pinpricks bustling along were passersby; cars were nothing more than large multicolored ants scuttling along.
She was aware, eventually, of Mustang stirring behind them; she turned just as he stretched, blearily scanning the room.
"Riza…?" he mumbled, sighting her empty bed. He whirled around, eyes falling on her and Havoc by the window.
"What are you doing over there?" he demanded, eyes flashing. "You're in no shape to be wandering around!"
"Relax, sir," Hawkeye assured him. "I'm fine – I don't require your supervision at all times." She smiled wryly.
"And besides, she's got me," Havoc pointed out, absently flicking his lighter open and closed in his fist – he wasn't allowed to smoke within the hospital.
Mustang's shoulders eased as he sighed, slumping back in his chair. He grimaced, rubbing his neck; he hadn't slept too well, Hawkeye realized immediately, again wishing he had returned to the comforts of home. He didn't need to go through all this trouble just for her…
Soon a nurse bustled into the room, interrupting any chance of conversation with him. After a swift checkup she was deemed well enough to leave; at this, Hawkeye gave Mustang a knowing look, to which he only grumbled and looked away.
"What luck – guess you'll get your Christmas after all," Havoc smirked. Mustang took the flowers for her before Hawkeye, supported on either side by her comrades, limped out of the wing.
She didn't feel up to the stairs, so they waited for an elevator down to the main level of the hospital. Then emerging into the snowy entranceway Havoc bid them farewell – "I have some errands to run before my date tonight," he explained with his typical grin, searching in his pockets for a cigarette. His eyes drifted upward and he smirked before lighting it. "See you two later."
He wandered off, leaving Hawkeye hanging onto Mustang's arm and holding her coat tightly to her neck in the cold. She wondered about the direction of his gaze, and glanced upward as well.
A clump of mistletoe hung above their heads. She glanced quickly to the colonel, but he had already noticed as well; his gaze was unreadable as he met her eye.
"Um…" She fumbled, flustered by this sudden predicament. She cleared her throat and returned to her businesslike façade: "I don't believe in that sort of thing, colonel. Let's go."
He stopped her, tightening his hold on her arm. "Wait."
Then he pulled her up against him, and in her shock Hawkeye didn't resist; her amber eyes widened slightly as he lowered his head to hers. In a heartbeat he closed the distance between them, and his lips soundlessly brushed hers.
Hawkeye drew back sharply, face painted with shock. "Colonel!" she gasped.
Frowning slightly, Mustang faltered. "Is something wrong?"
Her heart fluttering in time with her spinning thoughts, she spluttered. "Colonel, you can't – it's not professional!" she burst out finally. Centering herself firmly on that idea, she regained her composure. "What would the military say if they knew you went around kissing your subordinates," she accused, raising her chin and planting her free hand on her hip.
His brow furrowed at this; then, to her surprise, he began to laugh. Mustang shook his head in amusement, taking up her chin in his broad hand.
"Oh, Riza, you think this is about work?" he chuckled. "I thought I told you before. We're not at the office anymore – we're just two people who happen to have met," he glanced upward with a faint smirk, "under the mistletoe."
She hesitated a moment longer; then Hawkeye surrendered a tiny smile.
"In that case, then, Roy, you may kiss me again. Properly."
He leaned forward before wavering indignantly, "What do you mean, pr-"
Mustang didn't get a chance to finish as Hawkeye silenced him with her lips.
When they resurfaced long moments later, neither was certain of what to say. Mustang pushed a hand through his hair, staring at her; under his piercing gaze Hawkeye glanced away.
"Well," he mumbled, "that was…"
"Yes," she agreed without meeting his eye. They lapsed into silence.
Eventually Hawkeye remembered where they were, and straightened. "Sir – if I may be so bold as to offer – would you like to come to my place?" She hastened to reason, "It's not much, but it might be better than spending Christmas alone…"
He nodded slightly, "That sounds excellent."
She reached again for his arm for support, but he offered his hand instead. She clasped it with some apprehension, but his cool stability and slight smile soon eased her nerves.
As they made their way down the steps she murmured, "If you don't mind, we should hurry back. There's someone waiting for me at home."
Mustang stopped, eyes narrowing. "Someone-?"
Hawkeye pressed her finger to his lips, giggling slightly at his look of suspicion. "Yes, remember? Black Hayate."
At the mention of the puppy, his shoulders relaxed and he turned away, saying with as much dignity as possible, "Of course."
Her laugh echoed in the clear air as they ventured down the snowy street together.
The End.
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Saturday, September 8, 2007
Recipe for turning a schoolyard brawl into a string of felony charges
1 Small Backwoods Lousiana Town
1 Ambitious Power Hungry District Attorney
A 400 year history of slavery, the KKK and racism
6 Angry Young Black Men
Mix vigorously and add an all-white jury
For those of you who have not heard about the Jena 6 it is the outrageous story of six black high school athletes from Jena, Louisiana who have been charged with Second Degree Attempted Murder and Conspiracy for a school yard brawl. Google it or watch this video which. I will warn ya, the video is 28 minutes long.
But it proves that Racism is alive and well and living down the street!
9 comments:
- Bobby said...
What an amazing piece of footage! The story is jaw dropping, and funny enough. I have never even heard of this story until now. "people tend to go where they are comfortable"; I doubt this mother was expressing racism, but presented the idea behind it! 3 Nooses hug from a tree looked at as a PRANK?? I can understand how hostility grew out of such a moronic act of prejudice. What is even more shocking; only a few days of suspension for the students that did the act! The district attorney then orders a school assembly, and threatens the student body? I can see where the african american students took this as a threat! The school board then locks the school down with armed officers??? LOL Where is the idea of uniting the student body? I love how the BBC was ignored by the school and board; so they go to Billy the BARBER! LOL I think this is hilarious, and he is a good ole boy; obviously from his response that "kids being kids". This whole town on both sides is out of touch with reality, and knowing what acceptance,and tolerance! The Justice system is obviously out of touch as well! There is no apathy, or empathy in terms of educating ones self in this town. It is apparent that the White and Black communities are both to blame for their stances amongst community relations, and refusing to unite to end racial injustices! The opportunity was there, but the puzzle pieces did not fit. Amazingly, the six students that are charged with beating up a white student are charged with high ranging felonies; yet the student went to the hospital for "OUTPATIENT" treatment who attended an event that same evening with obvious brusies and swelling. I am not saying that this act by all the student involved was right. It is completeley ignorant, and uncalled for. However, why did they not get charged with simple assault? A common sense charge! Instead, attempted murder?? WTF?? The bail set is NUTS! Bail is set to ensure a defendants presence in court and is also based on prior recrod ( WHICH THERE WAS NONE ); it should NOT BE USED AS A PUNISHMENT! The newspaper and courts are puppets of true racism living within a community that needs to heal and come together! Unity will destroy hate to a point, but will be a new powerful force that will control those who breath prejudice in a community; rather than vice versa! OH my god Chris! I am really pissed over this story! Thanks for sharing it with me! Typical U.S. media outlets; how they ignore something that should be news; rather than Paris Hilton being in and out of jail!
- September 9, 2007 at 6:35 AM
- Gpawilli said...
Bobby -
I knew I could count on you for a response. I always enjoy reading what you have to say.... The black students did wrong... no doubt... and some punishment should be handed out but COME ON... the DA is crazy....
- September 9, 2007 at 6:50 AM
OMG Chris - I have sent a copy of this video to at least 2 dozen people - I have lived in the south and I have seen the most outragous shit - I truly prayed that it had changed for the better - the in your face racism is rampant - sad to say it does exist up north too - it is more subtle and but just as dangerous.
The man talking about satan - another word for satan is the darkness of humans choosing to walk in that darkness - apathy - complacency - denial - the most dangerous entities humanity can conjure up. If it isn't happening in my backyard it isn't happening - I'll be writing about it on my site too - a message to that DA - with a stroke of my pen - I/WE CAN EXPOSE YOUR ASS!!!
I am so disappointed in fellow humans this morning - thank you for writing this - always helps to put a little light on a subject!!!
Stay safe... Palestar
- September 9, 2007 at 8:56 AM
- arm jerker j said...
I have been wondering if I wanted to tackle this topic and for the most part, I decided I would eventually when it dies down. There seemed to be another "angry black woman" you did a far job of it.
I was enraged about this and it proved that we are just not past racism which is truly disappointing. They even banned the Save Jena 6 T-shirts. There is no way that three nooses, here in Texas, would have been decided as "just a prank." It truly sickens me.
- September 9, 2007 at 9:06 AM
- Gpawilli said...
Were you referring to me as the 'Angry Black Woman?"
God I hope so..... hahahahaha
I'm sure I was in a previous life!
- September 9, 2007 at 9:32 AM
Or could be me - I am a rainbow and I am mad as hell - like many others - kidding tho I am sure she meant you.
I will in my own way keep light on this unbelievable happening - on my site or anywhere they let me write and even where they do not!!!!!!!!
uh huh - I'm bad ... !
- September 9, 2007 at 10:54 AM
- Gpawilli said...
Palestar - I tried to leave a comment on your site but it wouldn't let me.
What am I doing wrong? It said something about comments are currently closed..... so some such thing.
- September 9, 2007 at 11:01 AM
- Bobby said...
I am still pissed about this sotry being not out on the national air waves!
A good friend of mine works for CBS as a reporter. I am going to see her this week, and this story is going to make it to her ears. I never bring up the news with her, but I am this week!
We'll see what happens...
So annoying!!!!
- September 9, 2007 at 1:49 PM
- Gpawilli said...
I just cant believe there hasn't been any media coverage on this. Hell they have a name for the 6 young men even (JENA 6) so someone has heard about it.
Im going to try to search CNN and MSNBC to see if anything comes up... it just seems like the story has to be out there SOMEWHERE.
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Couch Slouch: NFL Sundays given unholy attention
Published 5:00 am, Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Every Sunday, I sit in a bar, look up at multiple TV screens and wonder, "What am I doing with myself?"
People, what are we doing with ourselves?
America is in turmoil — social, economic, diplomatic woes — and most of our energy revolves around challenging the spotting of a ball in the second quarter of an NFL game.
Here is an actual Sunday conversation I had with a man sitting on the saloon stool next to me:
Him: "The ground cannot cause a fumble."
Me: "But it just did!"
A couple of Sundays ago, when I was taking my weekly stroll to the Manhattan bar where I watch the NFL, a 40-ish man approached me on the street, pushing a baby carriage with one hand and walking his dog with the other. And into his cell phone headset, this is what he says:
"You keep telling me you don't like Steven Jackson, so just don't play him."
Frankly, I can't take it anymore.
The problem is this: I love the NFL. But how much longer can I sit back and hear Tony Siragusa spitting out inanities from beyond the end zone? How much longer can I listen to Daryl Johnston overanalyzing and Shannon Sharpe salivating and Chris Berman boomerizing and Gus Johnson yowling and Brian Billick bloviating?
I have half a mind to say, "Bring back Joe Theismann," but I fear he'd come back.
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If you are given only 3,800 Sundays in your life, why would you spend 15 or 20 of them each year listening to Norman Esiason?
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A funeral will be held Thursday for Jim McLennan, a pioneering Bay Area drag-strip promoter whose love of racing dated back to his teenage years running hot rods on San Francisco's Great Highway.
By the time Mr. McLennan died Friday at age 74, he was a widely known builder and racer of fast cars and operator of local speedways.
Mr. McLennan died at San Francisco General Hospital as a result of complications from diabetes.
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"My dad wasn't too keen on my driving," Mr. McLennan told a reporter for the San Francisco Examiner in 2000. "Because of his police experience in Chicago, he had seen enough getaway cars, and he really detested fast drivers."
But Mr. McLennan's father was finally mollified when his son married Dorothy Padilla, the girl he had dated since high school, and appeared to settle down. In 1957, Mr. McLennan opened the Half Moon Bay drag strip, leasing the runway used by the small coastal airport. The timing tower was on top of a bread truck and Mr. McLennan and his buddies used surplus military telephones to signal each other from one end of the track to the other. At the time, Mr. McLennan was racing a 1950 Chevrolet with a hopped-up Oldsmobile V8 engine.
Mr. McLennan also opened the Champion Speed Shop in South San Francisco, an emporium that purveyed speed parts, a customized auto repair and hot rod business and the intangible gospel that speed was not necessarily a bad thing.
Over the years, Mr. McLennan ran the speed shop, operated race tracks and campaigned his own "Top Fuel" drag racer, towing the car all over the country to compete in national races -- his best year, according to his family, was 1961, when his car spent nearly a year in second place for its class.
In 1963, tired of the travel and missing his family, Mr. McLennan decided to stay home and opened Champion Speedway, an oval track near what was then called Candlestick Park. Later on, he owned Fremont Drag Strip.
In 1985, when nostalgia for the 1960s slingshot drag racers was rampant, Mr. McLennan made replicas of two of his famous old dragsters and raced them in the nostalgia class races under the racing banner of the old Champion Speed Shop, which had closed in the 1980s.
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Next month, Mr. McLennan's family will go to Florida to watch the ceremony where their patriarch will be inducted into the International Drag Racing Hall of Fame. The selection committee that chose Mr. McLennan is headed by Don "Big Daddy" Garlits, arguably drag racing's most famous practitioner. Garlits called Mr. McLennan about six months ago to tell him of the honor.
"My dad called me up," Bob McLennan recalled, "and said, 'Big Daddy just called me. The king of all drag racing.' "
In addition to his wife, Dorothy, and son Bob, both of San Francisco, Mr. McLennan is survived by another son, Michael McLennan of Burlingame; a daughter, Sandy Stratton of Kansas City, Mo.; a brother, Bob McLennan of Grass Valley (Nevada County); two sisters, Peg McDevitt of Pacifica and Marie Marshall of Rocklin (Placer County); five grandsons and two granddaughters.
Thursday's funeral will be at 11 a.m. at Church of the Epiphany, 845 Vienna St., San Francisco. On Wednesday , visitation will be at 5:30 p.m. and a vigil service will be at 7 p.m. at Valenti Marini Perata & Co., 4840 Mission St., San Francisco.
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John Travolta in Carrie (1976)
Already on Welcome Back Kotter for a year, and only a year before his big hit Saturday Night Fever, Travolta played one of the main bullies tormenting Carrie.
Kevin Bacon in Friday the 13th (1980)
Previously seen in Animal House, Bacon played one of the ill-fated campers in the first of the slasher series.
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Young Affleck is seen in this school-used TV miniseries of life on the open sea.
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In the role, Phoenix plays a porn-obsessed nephew to star Steve Martin. It was so early in his career that he was going by "Leaf Phoenix," a name he chose to fit in with the nature-esque names of siblings River and Rain. It would be the last role in which he use the changed name.
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Gyllenhall's acting debut came as Billy Crystal's son in the comedy released eight years before his breakout role in October Sky (1999).
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Chicago to Dallas and back.....Part 1
I hope your Thanksgiving Holiday was as great as mine. Let me attempt to cram the last 7 days in a few short paragraphs.
The holidays got off to a rousing start last Wednesday night at the 2nd job. I got a chance to sit next to a chick that I have a lot of interest in. With not too many people calling about cable on the night before a holiday, it gave me ample time to talk to her. I previously gave her my number some time ago, but she never called or gave any mention of it. I figured she wasn't interested. But she always made sure to come by to say hello to me. From the surface, she looks like a winner. She just moved into her own place, young with a bangin' body (pow! bang! boom!), she likes to cook, and she likes sports. I should have put that as the first thing I like about her. Well as the confabbin' was going, she says "You know, I lost your number. Put it in my phone right now." I grabbed her phone like it was gub'ment cheese!
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I know yall thinking there he go crappin' where he eat. But see I'm leaving that job in January so I'm just trying to build the roster up for , um, lets just say "Spring Training".
Thanksgiving Day was hectic, as any day when you have to get to the airport. At first I was going to just hop on the Metra and walk to the Orange Line which takes you to Midway Airport. But I thought that I could get shaved and faded and be packed in time, but of course I didn't. Which means now I'm going to have to either drive to the airport and park in one of those "Park and Fly" spaces, which is going to cost me about 47 dollars for 5 days, or I could park the whip on the streets of Chicago for free and walk to the Orange Line en route to the airport. One problem though: I don't have a city sticker for my windshield, which means that if a police officer is looking for some revenue, he could get me. I really don't need a sticker because I park my car in a underground garage at my apt, and I work in the suburbs, but my car is registered in Chicago so I am supposed to have one. Not to mention that every parking spot had some kind of restriction on it i.e. "2 hours only.........", "No parking here unless you have permit.........." and such. So I needed to find a legit parking spot and fast! My flight leaves in about an hour! Also I run the risk of someone breaking into it, and I wouldn't know about it for days, but you run that risk anytime.
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I looked at "Clyde the Glide" like you betta be here when I get back!
Made it to the airport, the people at Air Tran let me jump ahead of others because my flight was leaving soon, made it past security (sidenote: am I the only dude that wishes to get frisked one day by a nice ass security chick like Wesley Snipes did in Passenger 57?), and made it to the gate with about 20 minutes to spare. Whew!
Part 2 tomorrow or Friday....Hopefully I'll have accompanying pictures.
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