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Villain of the Piece
Part 2 Youthful Indiscretions
- Chapter 26 -
Chapter 26: A Nautical Prospect
22nd March to
Severus had no idea where to take Honor on a dinner date.
"Where do you usually take girls on dinner dates?" he murmured to Jimmy at breakfast time a few days later.
"Me?" Jimmy asked, incredulously. "Lucky if they get a packet o' Dirty Dick's pork scratchings if they come out wi' me!"
"Hence the desert in your romantic
"Err…" Jimmy dipped half a fat pork sausage in his egg and ate it in one go while he thought. "I usually go to the Cauldron" he explained. "There's also that tavern near the hospital – wassit called – The Fwooper 'n' Quill. That's about the same as the Cauldron, price-wise. I do go ter Dirty Dicks, but only for a drink. It's Muggle, but not bad. I don't go anywhere really up-market. Were you thinkin' of somethin' posh 'n' pricey?"
"Not particularly."
"You could try The Chicken Inn. It's Muggle but it's okay."
"Where is that?"
Severus took a look at The Chicken Inn after work but it didn't appeal to him. It looked too ordinary and too modern. He had also asked two people at work, but Roydon's suggestions were much like Jimmy Hardcastle's, and the witch mediwizard he asked had reeled off a string of names of smart West End restaurants, all outside his price bracket.
Well we could Apparate anywhere, he said to himself. If all else fails, I could take her to The Lone Dragon, or even to Hogsmeade. Maybe I shouldn't leave it too long before asking her out – not with that Benjy sniffing around. Must sort something out.
He wrote a note asking her out on the last Saturday in March and he despatched it by Post Office owl. Honor owled back a 'yes' so he was all set to pick her up at seven o'clock on Saturday night and he still had nowhere to take her. This is madness, he said to himself. If this was exam revision I'd have a plan! If this was a long homework essay I'd have it done by now, or at least roughed out. Then he laughed – 'homework' was how Jimmy often described his rare romantic adventures with witches.
Feeling very stupid holding a bunch of roses, Severus Apparated at Honor's door on Saturday night. The flowers had been the idea of the witch at work – "You must always take flowers" – she insisted – "Freesias, or roses. But never red roses, not unless you want to show you are really committed" – so he had chosen pink roses and white gypsophila, and now wished he had not chosen pink because what he had seen of Honor's colour scheming didn't include pink.
"Hello" he said. "You look very nice." She did look nice; she wore a maroon velvet pinafore dress and long, dark brown suede boots. He would have preferred her to wear wizard robes but he could hardly insist on it as he had not definitely chosen a wizard destination. "These are for you" he added.
Honor was pleased with the roses.
"Where are we going?" she asked, as she arranged them in a vase. "Will I be okay like this? I was only teasing when I said about going somewhere posh."
A Muggle coat that she obviously intended to bring was lying across a dining chair.
"Where would you like to go?" he asked, sounding as casual as he could.
"You mean you haven't booked anything?" she exclaimed,
horrified. "On Saturday night? In
"The Cauldron? The Fwooper?"
"No! A Muggle pub. I'll call a taxi."
It was pleasant to rattle through
"What are you going to do?"
"Where would you like to sit?"
"Severus, no" she hissed. "You're not supposed to–"
"Doctor the odds? What's the point of being a wizard if you can't ease life's little irritations?"
A pleasant corner table was suddenly vacated and he slid into it before any other Muggles had noticed.
"Don't worry, I didn't hurt them" he assured her. "They just think they have another engagement. Now, what shall we have…"
They ate lasagne with salad and French bread, and drank
Chianti from straw-covered bottles, arguing in a light-hearted way about
"You don't know
"I know more of it than you think" he replied coolly. "I've spent a day or so nosing around the city. I've toured the Bank of England, and the Stock Exchange, and the Baltic Exchange."
"I didn't know you could tour the Baltic Exchange."
"You can't. Not normally. But that's the point of being a wizard, isn't it. You can slip into places unobserved. The Baltic tour wasn't planned – I sneaked in for a look, found a group of Slavs being shown round, and just … tagged on."
"You are naughty, Severus" Honor whispered, watching him with a look that was half admiration and half concern. "You'll get yourself into real trouble one day. Don't ever get done for misuse of magic, will you. I'd die if you got arrested. So, what have you concluded about this home town of mine?"
"Centre of government. Financial centre. Cultural hub. Prominent business location. But no longer a major port" he replied coolly. "What else is there, to any large town, but shops and smart restaurants and theatres?"
His sudden man-about-town smugness was knocking her mentally off balance. "Well, there's history – pageantry" she began.
"Ah, yes.
"The monarchy?" Honor sounded surprised. "No, certainly not. But I do enjoy the colourful regalia and the sense of history."
"Even though it's Muggle."
"Even though it's Muggle. What about you?"
"I have no time for royalty. There is no such trivia in the wizarding world."
"No, I mean, do you not like history?"
Yes, he did like history. Why else would he cherish so much the trappings of traditional wizarding life; why else would he be so wary of the modern? And as for 'the trivia of royalty' – what would Honor think if she knew he called himself the Half-Blood Prince?
After they had eaten they decided to brave the outside in order to be beside the river. So they took their last drink to the terrace and sat admiring the lights twinkling across the water and the occasional passing pleasure boat. He had to admit that for a Muggle establishment, The Prospect of Whitby was an interesting public house. Honor, bless her, had not let him down.
A short taxi ride later they were home again, back in her Islington flat.
"You're staying this time, aren't you" she said. She had recovered her composure.
"If you're sure."
"I'm sure."
Yes, she was sure; he realised that. Honor was an adult. She had been sure about him even on the night of the party.
The bedroom, although spacious, was rather too warm. On a perch near to the sash window sat a drowsy owl who was beginning to awaken. Honor opened the window and let him fly into the night. She left the window open a few inches to allow the room to cool and to enable the bird to come and go without disturbing them.
The room might be big but the single bed was not; Severus looked at it with amusement.
"Lucky we're both slim" he observed, "If we're to spend the night here."
Honor was shedding her clothes. She had put out the light and her body gleamed pale in the light from a streetlamp. Sharing a bed was an odd experience; a new experience for Severus. The long Spring night was full of new experiences.
A car going by woke him at sometime after seven. It was still dark and now the room was
cold. A soft ruffling of feathers told
him that the owl was home so he pointed his wand at the top sash and raised it
to close the gap, obliterating the endless background hum of
Honor was lying tight against him; her breathing even and untroubled. He smoothed a hand over her stomach. At one point the skin was riven and rough. An old scar ran across above the place where her appendix had once been. She had been seriously ill in the past; her appendix was gone and her gall bladder did not function well. It was that that had caused the weight loss. But he now knew that she coped by taking potions. She had restored her digestive system by her own abilities, and in so doing triggered a lifelong interest in potioneering and analysis. She was literally a self-made woman, or a self-restored one. She was talented and brave.
He thought about their lovemaking. Honor was fun to be with, and he had grown fond of her. Sex was surely the most ridiculous thing ever invented, and she didn't mind that he thought it hilarious and laughed about it.
They were late getting up that day and by the time breakfast was ready it had turned half-past ten. Honor jumped when the Victorian door knocker gave a single clonk.
"Bugger! That'll be Gloria."
She went to the door, while Severus stayed seated at the table. He buttered a piece of toast and began reading The Sunday Times.
"Morning, darling. Axel won't have surfaced yet, so I've come to scrounge breakfast" he heard Gloria say. "Oh, didn't realise you had company. Shall I…"
Gloria had checked at the sight of Severus, but it was clear that she had no intention of leaving. Honor made the introductions and Gloria sat herself at the head of the table, crossing her legs provocatively and rummaging in her handbag.
"Just a bacon sarnie, for me" she said, as she prepared to light a cigarette.
"Don't worry, that's all you're getting" Honor replied firmly. "We've finished our breakfast. And if you set fire to that thing–"
She left the sentence unfinished.
"I know all too well what she'll do!" Gloria hissed in a stage whisper, "Make a water jet come out of that rose! She's done it to me before." She poked the cigarette back into the pack. "Lovely roses" she added, more loudly. "Did you buy them, Severus?"
"Hey" Gloria exclaimed, "They're thornless. That's the thing about going out with wizards – so thoughtful…"
It turned out that Gloria was a Squib. She worked for the Greater London Council and was connected with cultural events and media relations.
"I'd like to buy a little flat like this" she said. "But Daddy won't help me. Daddy says he spoils me enough, already."
"Well you could save a bit more towards a deposit, instead of buying fur coats" Honor said testily, setting a plate before her cousin with slightly more force than was necessary.
"Prices go up faster than I can save" Gloria moaned. "So what's the point? It's a nightmare."
"Even on your outrageous wages?"
"It's not excessive, Honor. I'm worth every penny … Mmm, nice sandwich, darling! Just how I like. Yes, even on my salary, I'm struggling. And that's with Inner London Weighting. Don't know how you chaps manage. Well, I suppose you just magic everything."
"A salary top-up. Helps with the high cost of living here."
"Do all civil servants get it?" he asked, more for the sake of saying something than sitting in silence.
"I'm not a civil servant; but, yes of course" Gloria replied in her annoyingly casual way. "All local authority staff and central government workers get it."
"But what is the point?" he wondered aloud, having noticed a flaw in the logic. "It only adds to inflationary costs."
Gloria looked at him as if he was an idiot and said "Without it you wouldn't get enough people to be able to take the jobs."
"Then, if that was really the case, the capital would become less attractive, causing property prices and costs to come down and find more sensible levels."
"No … no, Severus" Gloria insisted, shaking her head irritably. "You don't understand. It wouldn't work that way."
"But, increasing your company's costs – by adding more to pay packets, or however it's done – stokes up the very problem that you're trying to address."
"The GLC isn't a company" Gloria cut in.
"It makes no difference" Severus argued. "It's still a self defeating stratagem."
"Look darling, you're not an economist" Gloria replied. "If you lived in the real wor–"
"Now, now, Gloria!" Honor's warning voice cut across them.
Severus, who was about to retort that he knew far more about the real world than she could imagine, realised that he had not been very polite in picking a quarrel with Honor's cousin. Not in his host's home. He should have let Gloria's stupidities wash over him. He felt a little guilty. Gloria made her escape by muttering that she was going to see if Axel was awake, and when she had gone Severus realised that very soon he should also take his leave.
"Sorry" he said to Honor. "Did I overstep the mark, there?"
"No, no!" Honor assured him. "Gloria does that to people. All sorts of people. I would say she triggers your bitching switch."
He laughed. "My what?"
"Your bitching switch. I remember you at school. Sometimes you would just launch a verbal attack. And hang on – never let up. Like a terrier. Hey – I think I've guessed your Animagus, now. You're not a cat after all, you're a fox terrier! And I think you're right – that was a very interesting argument you put forward. I hope my fruitcake cousin didn't ruin your breakfast."
"Does she often drop in like this?"
"Only when it suits her, but that is quite often. I'll have to put a stop to that. Especially if I have you, here, at breakfast time."
"So I will be invited back for – ah – breakfast?" Severus said carefully
"Mmm! I think so" Honor said very definitely.
- Author's Notes -
Chapters 26 and 27
'Dirty Dick's', 'The Prospect of Whitby' and 'The Mayflower' are of course real public houses in London, and very famous ones too!
- Chapter 27 -


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There are a number of steps that can and should be taken to make schools safer from mass shootings. Arming teachers is not one of them.
President Donald Trump should be commended for arranging and hosting the White House listening session last week in the wake of the fatal school shooting on Feb. 14 in Parkland, Fla. Trump asked the meeting participants to offer suggestions to prevent future school shootings. He listened intently and indicated support for several of the suggestions, including some that required him to buck National Rifle Association positions. Smart, logical stances and solutions for which Trump indicated support included:
• Fixing the National Instant Background Check System to include more data from more agencies, more states and more information on mental health.
• Raising the legal age to purchase an assault rifle to 21.
• Banning bump stocks that modify guns to allow increased rapid fire.
• Enhancing security at schools, including metal detectors, security officers and more secure building construction.
These are pragmatic, common-sense solutions that polling shows a majority of Americans support.
But Trump also spent significant time on Wednesday and in the days following touting an idea that is more divisive among Americans: Arming teachers with concealed weapons and paying them bonuses to serve as both a deterrent and first response to school shooters.
Trump theorized that if a teacher who also was an adept marksman was armed when the shooter appeared on the Stoneman Douglas High School campus, "the teacher would have shot the hell out of him before anything would have happened."
Trump indicated that he would support arming 10 to 40 percent of teachers with concealed weapons, especially those with prior military or law enforcement experience. The teachers would have to go through annual training and would be paid bonuses to carry the weapons.
He also would get rid of the gun-free zones used by many school districts, saying such zones make schools targets of criminals. "We have to harden our schools, not soften them up," Trump said.
But is putting more guns on campuses really the best way to make schools safer? It would seem that asking teachers to, as a secondary responsibility to their primary role as educators, make a decision on when to pull out weapons and shoot would increase the probability of more gun violence on school campuses.
There is hope that Congress will act soon on several of the solutions the president supports, perhaps as early as this week on fixing background checks and banning bump stocks. That would be refreshingly welcome.
Trump clarified late last week that although he supports arming teachers, the decision to take such a step should be left to states and local school districts. Here's hoping Kansas doesn't take the arm-the-teachers approach seriously.
Charles L. Bloss, Jr.
Having an SRO in each school, that has the gonads to do their job, is a good start. If this can't be afforded then look to retired peace officers, and vets. I do not think teachers want to assume this added responsibility, but then I am not a teacher. I am a retired peace officer, and many of my friends work part time in state buildings, and security jobs. More may wish to work in schools a few days a week.
Brock Masters
Charles it can be afforded, we just need to make it a priority.
Arming teachers is not a good idea. Teachers should focus on teaching. Let them conceal carry if they are permitted and take training but hire professionals whose only job is to be armed and ready to defend the children.
Bob Summers
Aaron McGrogor
This is hilarious.
Armed pilots are why we haven't had problems. Not, you know, the added security checks and TSA personnel.
Gary Stussie
"Raising the legal age to purchase an assault rifle to 21"
I am 70 and I can not buy an Assault Rife!
Reminds me of Hollywood celebrities commenting on politics or economics ... they typically don't know what they are talking about!
AR-15 is not an "Assault Rifle" ... it is a semi-automatic rife. This means it fires one round each time the trigger is pulled. This is a VERY important part of the "ban guns" argument ... because most of the handguns sold today are also semi-automatic.
A skilled shooter can change the magazine in a semi-automatic pistol in about 1.5 seconds! A pistol is easier to conceal then a rifle. These wack-jobs use the AR-15 because it makes them feel like Rambo!
Banning AR-15-like weapons is a "feel good" measure. If we move forward with a ban on semi-automatic rifes, it will not stop the carnage. It will, however, pave the way for banning all semi-automatic weapons.
"But they are just a killing weapon" ... the experts suggest that a shotgun in close battle environment is most lethal, since every shell can spray a half-dozen or more pellets, each capable of killing or maiming a person. Twelve-gauge shotguns often fire five shells, and sometimes more, before needing to be reloaded.
"Shotguns are a very good antipersonnel weapon at close range," said John C. Cerar, the former commander of the firearms and tactics section for the New York Police Department.
It is horrible to think that we, in the United States, have to have armed guards in our schools. Unfortunately, it is a sign of the times and, in my opinion, is the only way to counter the school shooting threat.
Dale Miller
Gary, why can't you legally get ahold of an AR-15 rifle?
Gary Stussie
AR-15 is not an Assault Rifle.
Aaron McGrogor
What a horribly designed website. Seems more like a powerpoint.
One "slide" asks what makes one semi-automatic rifle a ranch gun, and(next "slide") the AR-15 an assault weapon. One glaring difference is the amount of ammo you can load into a ranch gun vs an AR-15.
I would also like to point out that arguing that a word is made up is rather pointless. All words were made up at some points. Civilizations make new words all the time.
All this being said, I generally think that abortion of a site had some good info.
Dale Miller
Gary you said.....
I am 70 and I can not buy an Assault Rife!
I asked you why you can't get ahold of an AR15 legally and you send me to a place explaining what an AR15 is and isn't. I know what an AR15 is......I was looking for an explanation why you can't get ahold of one legally...
Aaron McGrogor
Because he didn't say he couldn't get a hold of an AR-15, he said he couldn't buy an assault rifle. Then he posted the website to show the difference.
Richard Aronoff
Regarding shotguns, Vice President Biden said the same thing.
Taurus and Smith & Wesson both make a revolver that is capable of firing a .45 caliber round or a .410 shotgun round. Some people refer to them as snake slayers because with a number six .410 shell it will kill a snake every time if the snake is actually a threat. It's a perfect home-defense choice since beyond 15 yards it is unlikely you will hit what you're aiming at. It's really only effective in an up close situation.
Jim Phillips
Everytime there is a massacre/mass murder, the same arguments keep popping up over and over. In the mean time, nothing gets done to address the problem. Argue the fine points all you want, but keep this in mind as you scream and holler and point fingers. The clock is ticking. Eventually, it will happen again and the cycle will start all over.
So here is my suggestion. Debate, legislate, argue, scream, stomp your feet and cry all you want. I don't really care. In the mean time, let's put protections in place to stop the evil when it comes in to create as much carnage as possible as quickly as possible. Recent history has proven that Gun Free Zone signs protect no one.
A few years ago, the Kansas City area was beseiged by a rash of armed robberies in convenience stores. Once KCMO PD began hiding armed officers in the stores, which resulted in the justified shooting deaths of several perpetrators, the robberies ceased.
Bottom line, when the bad guys were afraid of dying, they quit robbing. Will it be traumatic to the kids if trained, armed security officers eliminate an active shooter before he gets started? Maybe, but which is more traumatic; knowing that a killer was stopped by trained security personnel or watching their friends and teachers murdered and maybe being killed or injured themselves?
So, make all the fuss and noise you want about guns or mental health or the NRA or the court system. It really doesn't matter because, due to our collective lack of doing anything substantial and meaningful, we will soon be burying more kids.

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Dan Heryford
Deputy Haryford and Undersheriff Earl Sholes where shot and killed after they were attacked by two youth offenders they were transporting to stand trial. While in route the suspects attacked the officers, took their guns and killed them. Both suspects were found guilty of murder and sentenced to death, but they were both eventually paroled.
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I think the same thing happened the last time I participated in NaBloPoMo: inevitably I have run aground in the sea of ideas. Sure, every day has its own flurry of activity around these parts and this week has been especially busy with musical auditions, cast list announcements, and the practicum. But nothing sounds good. Like sitting at a restaurant, looking over the menu, but not seeing anything worth ordering.
Perhaps it's because I used up all my words talking to tutors this afternoon for three hours and have nothing left to share. That's a good excuse, right? (In a side note, I have totally enjoyed the opportunity to share with the group of tutors that have been in my class. As someone who refused to open her mouth in many a discussion class in college, who knew I actually had so much to say?) I think that's it. My brain was fried as of 4:10 this afternoon (my time management skills need some tweaking and we ran a tad late!)
For now, sleep is more important than writing. Hopefully my word bank will replenish itself while I sleep and be ready for the last day of teaching.


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I seem to be back from the
dead sick. The grip the alien had on me, physically and mentally, has loosened. I feel like I have been fighting something, a virus I think, for a couple weeks or more. But now I feel like that little alien has either died or left my body. I feel pretty good today, and my mind seems clearer than it has in several weeks.
I went home at noon on Monday with the intention of using the time off to rest up a bit and also to attend my youngest daughter's final school conference of her senior year. I wasn't feeling well at all, and when we got done with the conference my wife took our daughter and her boyfriend out to the mall, while I went home and collapsed in my recliner. As evening approached I decided I just wasn't up to eating any supper, and so I severely limited my intake of food and medicine and went to bed at my usual hour.
Tuesday morning I got up feeling poorly and went downhill from there. I got down to the shop and turned on the computer, went and looked over the work for the day, sat down at the computer and shut it off and called my co-worker to let him know I was going home.
Why, I didn't even make any coffee that morning! And if you know me, you know that's bad!
So I went home yesterday morning and lay in my recliner. I drifted in and out of sleep through the morning and much of the afternoon. By evening I was starting to feel a bit better and was hungry. My wife bought me a roast beef sandwich and a Dr. Pepper from Arbies, and I ate it hungrily. I got brave by bedtime and took my usual Tylenol, and actually made up the coffee maker before going to bed, hoping I'd feel like drinking it in the morning. (I know, that's not a good way to make coffee, but sometimes convenience wins out, you know.)
I woke up this morning feeling somewhat better. I flipped the switch on the coffee maker and proceeded as if I were back to normal, except I didn't eat as much as I normally do for breakfast. My tummy still felt a little bit icky, but I came to work and acted like everything was fine, and now, a few hours later, I feel pretty much back to normal. In fact, as I already said, my mind seems clearer than it has in quite some time. That has to be a sign, a good one! The alien is gone, I think!
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From Wikipedia
Grok (IPA /gɹɑk/ (GA) or /gɹɒk/ (RP), both rhyming with rock) is a verb that connotes knowledge greater than that which can be sensed by an outside observer. It is an understanding beyond empathy and intimacy. In grokking, one experiences the literal capabilities and frame of reference of the subject. The verb can be used both transitively and intransitively; in the transitive sense the Oxford English Dictionary defines it as "to understand intuitively or by empathy; to establish rapport with", while in the intransitive sense it is defined as "to empathize or communicate sympathetically with; also, to experience enjoyment." The OED also specifies the alternate spelling "grock".
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From hell to paradise
I'll always pay the price
From hell to paradise
I'll always pay the price
— "From Hell to Paradise," The Mavericks, 1992
Ernestina Lamadrid lay on her Miami deathbed in late September 1999, her family huddled around. She summoned her only son, Joe Perez-Jones, and her oldest grandson, 33-year-old Frank Martin, to her side.
There she made Perez-Jones and Martin promise they would never go to her native Cuba as long as Fidel Castro was alive. By accepting that vow from the two, Lamadrid made certain the pain and suffering Castro's Communist government inflicted on her family four decades earlier never would be forgotten.
"They lost everything they owned in Cuba because of the new regime," Martin said of his late grandmother, speaking recently at Colonial Life Arena following a game by his South Carolina men's basketball team.
Martin's talk of Cuba and his family's migration from that country in 1961 was prompted by questions about his opinion of President Barack Obama's Dec. 17 order for the United States to begin the process of normalizing diplomatic relations with Cuba after more than 50 years of embargoes.
"If what Obama is doing is genuinely going to help the people of Cuba, then I think our government should be commended," Martin said. "I just hope there's not a political twist in this. I hope it's a legitimate thing. I'm all for anything that helps that country become free again."
While there is more uncertainty than certainty about future relations between the two countries, Martin's mother, Lourdes Martin, is firm that her feelings toward her native country will not change any time soon.
"I hope I can go to my country one day to visit," Lourdes Martin said this past week by telephone from Miami. "But not as long as Castro is there. I would never go back when Castro is there. I don't think I would ever put my foot in that country as long as he is there."
My back's been broken many times
But my spirit lingers on
The day it comes my way on
freedom's ship
I will be gone
— "From Hell to Paradise"
Those who departed Cuba in the early years after Castro's Communist revolution of 1959 remember and treasure the dates like they would birthdays or anniversaries. Lourdes Martin, then Perez-Jones, was 15 on Aug. 26, 1961, when she and her mother boarded a Pan-Am flight to Miami from Havana.
Her belongings consisted of the clothing she was wearing along with the two or three outfits she stuffed into a suitcase that could not weigh more than 20 pounds. Cubans were not allowed to carry cash, jewelry or anything of value into the United States.
Five days earlier, her brother had taken a more indirect route to Miami. Because he was wanted for service in the Cuban military, young Joe Perez-Jones was not allowed to leave the country. So his father smuggled his son to Venezuela under the guise of being a tourist, then directed him to the United States.
Reunited in Miami, the Perez-Jones family flew to New Jersey, where they met up in the Newark suburb of Kearny with an aunt who had migrated years earlier.
Jose Perez-Jones, Frank Martin's grandfather, remained behind in Cuba, thinking Castro's communist regime would be short-lived. He was a prominent banker there — the manager of the Trust Company of Cuba — who had provided a wealthy lifestyle for his family.
The family lived in a beautiful two-story house with a two-car garage in Havana's swanky El Vedado neighborhood. Mom did not work, and Dad used his month-long vacation each summer from the bank to take his family to the United States, traveling up and down the Eastern Seaboard.
That all changed dramatically when Castro seized control of Cuba.
Two months after his wife and two children departed to the United States, Jose Perez-Jones followed after recognizing the bleak future for him in Cuba. He and his wife left behind their parents, whom they never would see again.
Times were tough in New Jersey. The family faced harsh winters for the first time in their lives, and the parents had to settle for any job they could get to support their two children.
Dad went from managing a bank to serving as a bookkeeper for at a Manhattan bank. Mom, working for the first time in her life, endured 12-hour shifts in a coat factory, where she sewed sleeves and buttons on jackets.
"I cried almost every day because I was in a classroom where nobody spoke Spanish," says Lourdes Martin of the parochial school that she and her brother attended. "I was the only Latin, Cuban girl at school. My brother was the only Cuban boy in his class."
Lourdes Martin graduated from high school in June 1964, and seven months later, married Francisco Martin, whom she met in New Jersey after he had migrated from Cuba in 1960. The couple moved to the Little Havana section of Miami in October 1965, and began their own family with Frank born in 1966 and a daughter, Lourdes, born three years later.
With tender eyes someday
I'll look at you
With open arms someday
I'll embrace you
My old Havana
someday I will return
— "From Hell to Paradise"
Lourdes and Francisco Martin divorced in 1976. She raised her two children as a single parent, with plenty of help from her mother and her brother, who by then also lived in Miami.
Since then, the family has come to symbolize exactly what the land of opportunity means to those who migrate to the United States.
"There is nothing like the United States," Lourdes Martin said. "If you come here and you really, really want to make it, and you work hard, you can really do it. You can really make it. The Cubans who came here in the 1960s are a great example of that."
Lourdes Martin first worked as a paralegal in Miami and, eventually, owned and operated her own real estate title-closing company. Her proudest moment came in 1984, when she purchased a house for her family that included a swimming pool.
Lourdes Martin's brother, Joe, became a longtime senior vice-president for Seaboard Marine, an ocean transportation company serving 40 ports in 20 Caribbean countries.
Her daughter, Lourdes O'Keefe, dabbled in acting in New York City. She now is a substitute teacher at a Brooklyn high school. She and her husband also run a pizza parlor and a Mexican restaurant in Brooklyn.
Frank Martin earns more than $2 million a year in his third season as the USC men's basketball coach.
"Those opportunities don't happen in every country in the world," he said. "Very few countries give people from another country the opportunity to move their families forward the way this one has."
Frank Martin wants those same opportunities to some day be available in Cuba, as well.
Only then would he be willing to visit his family's native homeland.


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Written by Matthew Graham
Directed by David Drury
Alex (to Gene): "Sometimes in life, you can't help which way you fall."
And other times, you can never expect which way you're gonna way up from a coma. I don't think there was ever going to be a satisfying way in which Alex would wake from her coma in 1983 but I did think that it might take more than Gene Hunt's slapping her to do the trick, I really did.
I guess I should be glad that Alex did wake up both reasonably quickly within the episode and also unlike Sam; she didn't get a sudden urge to throw herself off a building in order to get to a world that she now accepts as real. This is the biggest breakthrough with Alex – her acceptable that Gene's world is rooted in reality.
It's a point she discussed with her therapist in 2008/2009 (what year is it that she woke up in her own time?) when she went into detail about how she couldn't escape the sounds of Gene, Ray, Chris and Shaz all trying to communicate with her. It also made sense that the therapist in question scoffed the claims made by Alex.
But enough of modern times, Alex and Gene both had their own problems to deal with in 1983. First off all, the awkwardness of Gene landing Alex into her previous state had some obvious consequences that weren't helped by Gene previous skipping the country and trying to reclaim authority when going back to HQ.
I really could see Ray's point in all this. Yes he was miffed that Gene was practically clipping his wings again but for once, Gene might have done himself a favour by playing ball. As soon as Jim entered the scene, I knew there was going to be trouble between him and Gene. You didn't preview trailers and internet spoilers to detect that.
Jim was amiable enough around the first half of the episode and even held back on his hostility when Gene was making hospital visits but the end scenes in the office were great stuff. Jim didn't hold back on his abhorrence of Gene there and there was some insight into his animosity of the Gene Genie.
The episode went to lengths to talk about Gene being at the heart of everything, which at this point in the series was something that most viewers would've naturally assumed anyways. There have been too many coincidences with Gene and Jim certainly hit a nerve by talking about his past.
Whatever it is that Gene has done that will make everyone turn on him has to be connected with Sam. Come on, they didn't even try to be subtle about it as Alex found that file on Sam around the same time Jim was going into detail about destroying Gene's little kingdom all around him.
In some ways, Jim has a point about Gene's abilities as the guv but at the same time, we've seen Gene's impulsiveness and maverick behaviour generate results that even Alex might have difficulty disagreeing with. Did Gene have something to do with Sam's disappearance or death? With seven episodes left, it looks like we might finally get some proper answers on that one.
As for Jim – he visited Alex in the hospital, warned her about history repeating itself and seemed to generally know what she was going through exactly. Now this could also tie into the whole Sam debacle as well and while he may share a disdain for everyone else in HQ, he's certainly interested in her. Alex, I'd watch myself if I were you.
As for the case of the week story, I wasn't as drawn to it as I was with previous ones. It was made obvious halfway through it that David's new wife Marjorie was responsible for Dotty's kidnapping as well and there was never a real threat that the baddies were actually going to kill the girl, even when Ray fluffed up the sting itself.
Still, I did like some of the cryptic comments that Marjorie made to Alex about Gene as well as a certain line uttered earlier in the episode by Alex was also said by Marjorie when she was explaining her love for dodgy criminal Gary Sopher but other than that, the main case wasn't the most compelling of ones that the show has done.
That being said, apart from Gene's refusal to back off, there were some other highlights with the case – Ray's grudging respect of Alex's authority/instincts, Chris getting a clue about the codes and computer chips and even Shaz getting to do a bit of surveillance. It's also however a little sad that Chris and Shaz broke up between seasons but hats off to Chris for trying to keep things as cordial as possible.
Also in "Episode 17"
Apart from adding Daniel Mays name to the opening credits, I have to admit that I'm a little disappointed with them this year.
Alex: "My name is Alex Drake and quite frankly, your guess is as good as mine."
I see that the BBC are still gonna use the ident for introducing each episode but why did they have to move this to bloody Friday?
Chris: "We didn't think you were coming back."
Gene: "Nor did I after the report you gave me."
Ray: "Guv, you're a wanted man."
Gene: "Don't you know it's nice to be wanted?"
No Bowie clowns or cryptic talk of Operation Rose for Alex. This season she gets to see a scarred copper. Like that henchmen of Gary's.
Ray (to Chris/Shaz): "You two aren't even together and she's got you reading lesbian poetry."
Gene (to Alex): "You know I missed you but now that you're back, I'm getting all annoyed again?"
Keeley Hawes has got a different hairstyle for Alex this season and Marshall Lancaster is still wearing blond streaks in his hair as well.
Jim: "You asked about handcuffs, I could use them on you now."
Gene: "Try it, Jim."
Alex (to Gene): "I'm glad I came back. This place needs me, it's crying out for me."
Alex sent Molly away to her father after she woke up. I wonder what Evan had to say about it.
Gene: "What is it?"
Alex: "A please wouldn't kill you."
Standout music: Kings Of Leon's "Sex On Fire", Queen And David Bowie's "Under Pressure" and Eurythemics "Sweet Dreams" to name the obvious ones.
Jim (to Gene): "I know what you did three years ago. I know."
Chronology: Three months since the second season finale.
As opening episodes go, it's not the strongest one that the show has done but in it's final year, it's still an intriguing start to the chain of events that will ultimately bring this whole five year saga to an end, though hopefully a satisfying one.
Rating: 8 out of 10.


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Had a bad day the other day with a pretty abortive raid attempt. We had a short run on the calendar which I flagged that Ruune would be available on a really limited basis (might arrive late and only had 2 hours) and to please take someone else if they could. Well it turns out that they needed me (at least, I hope they didn't have any other options). So I got there, managed to be on time, though we had to wait around to fill a DPS slot or two. We rolled through Noth okay, and moved on to Heigen.
Normally I am okay with the dance and I actually quite enjoy it. But I was full of fail yesterday for some reason. It seemed to me like I was doing exactly the same as I normally do, but I was consistently getting clipped as I ran through the zones. And though it seemed to me that I was absolutely in the right spots, it just wasn't working for me. I don't like to blame things on lag because the fact of the matter is that being oceanic with the servers in the US, lag is just something that I have to learn to play around and manage, and I have various strategies for how to deal with that. Normally it means that I have to be really spot on about where I am meant to be and moving the instant that I become aware of the next stage. Normally that is sufficient to keep me inside the safe zones, but yesterday either my reaction times were off or the window was just narrower than normal.
To top things off, I got a call from my Hub feeling sick at work for me to pick him up earlier than expected. The devils are really good about being understanding when real life interferes, but it still makes me feel like a putz. We had one more shot and thankfully managed to get the smarmy snot to hit the floor (I did as well of course). I hearthed and logged and I found out later that they couldn't find a replacement and called it. I feel pretty annoyed for leaving people in the lurch. So I am off to farm some buff food to pop into the guild bank this week. Hopefully that will make up for it.


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The keen volunteer from IRIS Software Group gave up some of his time to come down to the Chalvey Community Centre to impart on his IT skills and help answer any IT-related questions. He said "I saw the tea and technology sessions as a means of applying the knowledge and skills I have accrued over many years in the workplace. It satisfies not just the needs of the members of the local community but, also my desire to give something back." IRIS Software Group give employees 3 'giving-back' days a year and they get their birthday off to give back to the community too.
This volunteering opportunity was brokered by Slough Business Community Partnership who provide a valuable link between business and the community. To get your business involved get in touch www.sbcp.co.uk.


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Let's leave all expectations at the door!
Oh, that is an expectation?
I've had my head in the clouds.
I've been a fool.
I've been chasing shadows—
nothing real,
just light and dark,
playing puppets on the walls.
I don't know what I want;
funny that I know what I don't.
I feel like a blank canvas.
I'd ask you nice,
if I thought you would stop projecting.


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Russell-Silver Syndrome and G-Tubes
There is no other way to say it ….a g-tube is NOT an easy decision.
There are plenty of skeptics, including well-known and respected physicians, that will tell you a g-tube is not necessary for an RSS child. And, there are also many other well respected physicians that will tell you otherwise……what I always suggest to families and caregivers of a Russell-Silver Syndrome child – is to make the decision that is best for your child – not necessarily what has been the best for someone else's child. In addition, it is important to truly understand how your child is advancing on the growth charts, whether or not there is a drop-off in growth, what their eating habits are, and whether or not they have blood sugar issues. There are also gut dysmotility and reflux issues to consider when deciding which type of tube is appropriate and/or necessary. I believe all of these factors are very important and should be made with your Gastroenterologist and/or specialist.
For us, it was a tough decision in the beginning – but, ultimately was the absolute BEST decision for Ian. After being diagnosed at 9 mos., Ian began to fall off the charts (from the zero percentile to below….)….at around 15 mos. Our Endocrinologist gave us the option to begin either growth hormone or G-tube placement to encourage better growth and weight gain. Not only did we have a difficult time making a decision….we didn't make it soon enough.
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So, if I were to make the decision all over again? I would have done the same thing…..
Copyright 2010 – Heather J. Earley


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As mentioned in my last post, I was officially assigned my first games as a referee at Beast of the East 2013!! WAHOOOOOO! I had the most positive experience – more positive than I could've possibly imagined. I love rugby!
First, some non-rugby related reflections, then some rugby-related reflections.
- I have a double watch tan (all the way), from wearing 2 watches and 0 sunscreen.
- There was a "The Defense have to hold!" showing of defense in the Rutgers v Vassar game. Rutgers showed an impressive amount of grit and determination in their goalline D. (grrr I hate WordPress' embed issues!)
- Moment that made me smile: UVM women call their coach Master Chief.
- My friends complimented my post-game Mulan bun style… which reminds me that I need to figure out a better hair-fix for games. New goal for the year: learn to braid your hair better, Em!
- Thank you Jim Rogers for strategic assigning of games from Sat to Sunday!!
In honor of Chelsea, the best backs captain I ever had, my rugby-related reflections:
3 things I did well:
- Fitness. Disregarding my very first game, I think I did well getting to the all the breakdowns and seeing more of the action. There's still a lot of room for improvement but I could see the results getting better throughout the weekend as I made a more conscious effort to get my ass to each breakdown. Fullbacks and referees have WAY different roles on the pitch! Ha! The transition hasn't been the smoothest, but it's not awful. And I never failed to be there on breakaways (: Hence "The Wing and I" …one #15 said to me after she scored, with a surprised look on her face, "You kept up!", and I thought, "of course I did! It's my job."
- Communicating with coaches/captains before and after the games to get feedback, and adjusting my goals/focus for the next game. Get ALL THE FEEDBACK!
- Kept my composure/confidence/assertiveness despite my many mistakes during the game. There was one try I blew up in the men's D2 game before the player was actually in the try zone – completely my fault. But I apologized and resolutely gave them a scrum on the 5, and thankfully they scored after a few more phases. Phew! After the game the player said I handled it well though, tg! I was extra careful about the non-visible trylines after that game!
3 things I can improve on:
- Game knowledge, of course! More specifically though: scrums – how to tell if a team isn't engaging vs early driving (talked to Virginia about it. Thanks for the prop tips, friend!), lineouts – being more consistent with my straight vs not-straight calls, advantage – understanding the difference between penalty and scrum advantages, and judging them better. There were definitely times when I should've called it back to the penalty but I thought I already let the teams play on for too long so I just ended the advantage out of laziness and insecurity. Bad job, Em! Be confident and trust your judgement! It'll get better… Also, secondary signals. I really don't know many since I was always just the faaaaar away observer back there at #15.
- Processing who's committing penalties better (ie. seeing their number) and making sure to talk to them or their captain at the next stoppage. Game management, Em! There were times when I was pretty bad at it.
- Seeing things other than the ball and the immediate action. A big one for example is offsides. Luckily the teams weren't creeping that much (I think), but I know that if they were I wouldn't have seen it anyways. Also, watching the kicker after he/she kicks, watching the area around a violent ruck after the ball is out, etc. Related to this is my position on the pitch. I'm doing fine getting to the area but I think my actual position relative to both teams and the ruck can be dramatically improved. (I'm thinking of how Brad suggested standing at a corner of the gate and watching the defending team. It helps with offsides and judging the gate, which I also have trouble with.)
3 things I'd like to see in practice. Jk! 3 things I should do before the next game:
- Read up on scrums and lineouts again. I gotta get caught up on forwards things!
- Practice common secondary signals and practicing the calls audibly.
- Watch film. :) You have a bunch on the list!
Thanks, Chelsea!
And finally, some Narrative: wowowow Beast of the East is a HUGE tournament!! 80+ teams??!!! There was D1D2D3 Women and D1D2 Men. I didn't get to watch many games since I was pretty scheduled from 8am to 6pm each day. I feel like I warmed up, refereed, rested for 15ish minutes, repeated for 8 hrs. Man was I WIPED. But I'm not complaining, because I was definitely in a lot less pain than those players out there, despite having 8 games in a weekend. Also, I've definitely gotten soft. A large man stepped on me during the D2 men's game and I was totally complaining and whining to myself about it in my head. Oh how I've forgotten the pain of rugby. It wasn't even that bad! I'm embarrassed at my brief moment of weakness – it's just a toe! I'm so happy that my first time reffing was this tournament, and that I got to have so many successive games! It was v helpful in adjusting goals and seeing improvement. ALSO, it was awesome to have SO MANY friends around!!! Between pvd players, new ref friends, and just a bunch of people I've met in my past 4 years of rugby life there was never a lack of friends, smiles, and support. I loved it! (SHOUTOUT TO Marielle! Field 1 buddy, you rule!) Thank you to all the refs I met in the tent. Got a lot of good advice. They're all super nice and super chill. I felt important having the privilege to be in the ref tent haha, and getting food + water. TG for Subway sandwiches!!! This is less than 5% of all the thoughts I had and positivity I felt at Beast, but I'll leave it here for now and hope you enjoy some pics of me(thanks Rach!!) looking non-official. #BBB


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Starting University is scary for everyone involved – but after nearly four months here, it's safe to say that overall, it has been a pretty good experience.
Let me start with a list of truth and lies about university:
Truth: You will settle in very quickly. On the first night, our university held a party for fresher's at the Student's Union (SU) – and I went with my new flatmates. We had a great time, and within a couple of days I was closer with two of my flatmates than I ever was with some of my friends from home.
Lie: University is a great experience for everyone! Wrong. Whilst yes, many parts of uni can be wonderful, exciting, and new; I found myself not as blown away as I was expecting to be. This could be because of my particular university, but I definitely didn't feel as though there was as much going on as people had told me. A lot of the activities at university involve a nightlife and, if you're anything like me, that isn't always what you want. Having said that, I did find some societies that seemed quite fun and different…not that I've been able to go to them – but we'll get into that later.
Truth: Moving away from home gives you independence. I was pretty independent anyway, but moving away from home made me even more so. You will have to learn to cook, clean, and wash on your own. If you're ill, you have to go out and buy your medicine and tissues for yourself. Although sometimes you might wish for someone to come and help, it really is for the best. It's rewarding and freeing to be able to do things your way.
Lie: All students live on baked beans. I mean come on, really? I suppose that a lot of students will do this, but if you're reasonably sensible with your money and find a cheap shop nearby, then there's plenty you can cook! We found the local Aldi within a week of living here, and soon stocked up on delicious, cheap food. And don't be afraid to try own-brand products.
Those are just a couple of things I have picked up on in the first few months here. Maybe some of those will change next semester, but we'll find out in April.
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Personally, I have found myself a little disappointed with my course. I've not found it to be as challenging and useful as I had hoped but that isn't to say that the whole thing has been pointless. I have made some amazing friends in just four short months, and I've had opportunities to try new things. This Wednesday I'm even going to the Harry Potter Studio Tour with my course!
I have loved moving away from home. I feel a lot happier now and I'm just excited to start my own life. Part of me wishes I didn't have another two and a half years of university ahead of me first, but I suppose for now I'll see how it goes!
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Container volumes at South Carolina Ports Authority (SCPA) rose by 9% in February on a fiscal year-over-year basis. SCPA handled 175,820 teu last month, an 11% increase over February 2016, bringing the port authority's total fiscal year-to-date volume to almost 1.4m teu. Jim Newsome, SCPA president and CEO, stated: " Last month's volumes reflect strong growth over last year, and ... Read More »
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Intermodal container leasing company Textainer has purchased Real Asset Management (RAM)'s fixed asset software to comply with new corporate governance requirements. The new software, which will help the company meet IFRS and US GAAP regulations, whilst also assisting with the upcoming IFRS 16 lease accounting rules that will become effective in 2019, replaces an older in-house system. In addition to ... Read More »
Iranian shipping line weighs up London IPO
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CMA CGM launches direct Morocco-Russia service
French shipping company CMA CGM is launching a new direct service between Morocco and Russia expected to improve conditions for the delivery of fruits and vegetables. The enhanced weekly AGAX service will be able to deliver Moroccan produces to Russia in only eight days without any stopover. The service, which is provided by CMA CGM and its subsidiaries OPDR and ... Read More »
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H&S Container Line is introducing an additional round trip rail service between Andernach in Germany and the two container terminals in the Deurganck dock in the port of Antwerp. H&S already operates on this route, but is raising the frequency to twice per week with the assistance of financial support from Antwerp Port Authority. The support offered to H&S Container ... Read More »
HHLA's Burchardkai terminal orders Kalmar straddle carriers
Kalmar, part of Cargotec, has signed an order with Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA), for 11 diesel-electric straddle carriers. The order, which was booked in Cargotec's 2017 first quarter order intake, follows a 2016 order for nine machines. Jens Hansen, managing director of Container Terminal Burchardkai (CTB), said: "We're facing increasing pressure to reduce operating costs and cut noise ... Read More »
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