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Author's Note: Stems off of Ecklie's comment about Sara to Gil in the episode "Nesting Dolls".
Catherine Willows was seated on a bench in the locker room. She had intended on changing into a fresh t-shirt. Her suit jacket and blouse were suddenly too uncomfortable, but something stopped her from completing her task. Her eyes had spied Sara Sidle's locker. At that point, she just froze.
She's a loose cannon with a gun.
The discouraging look in Gil Grissom's eyes were enough warning for Catherine. Most days, Ecklie was blowing smoke out of his ass when it came to insulting anyone in their team, but something told her to stay clear of Sara Sidle for at least a day. Despite the non-verbal and verbal warnings to avoid Sara, Catherine couldn't shake the feeling that she should confront Sara anyway. Something had to be done about this, right? Well, maybe something had to be done, but why did she have to make the first move? Sara should apologize to her first.
Greg Sanders had not only once, but twice, pleaded with her to help Sara. The young lab rat didn't seem to get it. He had boiled this situation down to a simple office quarrel. No. It ran much deeper than that. If he had witnessed the dispute between herself and Sara himself, he might stop begging her to "set things right". As far as she was concerned, this was good for Sara. She needed the time off. Both to cool down and to breathe. The girl worked herself to death nearly all of the time. It was a wonder she hadn't keeled over from sleep deprivation.
"You going to tell me what's going on now?"
Catherine could only smile at the deep timbre of his voice. Since the team had been split up, Warrick Brown had been very supportive of her. It wasn't like they weren't loyal to each other before, but something was different about his attentions. The flirtatious banter between them was fun and confusing. She could only imagine their behavior was a result of the ever rising tension around the lab. It was a way for them to cope with the changes, she supposed.
She faced her confidant and sighed, "You mean to tell me that the gossip wagon hasn't stopped by your door yet?"
"Gossip wagon?" Warrick squinted his eyes at her. His lips forming a small, amused grin.
"Hodges," Catherine clarified with a wink.
"Ohhh," Warrick chuckled, folding his arms across his chest. He leaned on the doorframe and answered, "No. He hasn't said anything to me."
"Sara was suspended," Catherine said blandly, rising to her feet for the first time in nearly 20 minutes. If Warrick hadn't stopped by, she might still be there staring at the lockers. Particularly, Sara's locker. She smoothed out nonexistent wrinkles on her blouse before finishing, "She was rude to a suspect, to me and to Ecklie."
"Ouch," Warrick winced, his forehead creasing slightly. "I take it she was more than a little out of line."
"I think it's a record, actually," Catherine tried to laugh it off, flipping hair out of her face. "She managed to piss off three people in less than ten minutes."
Warrick gave her a weak laugh in return, but both of them recognized that nothing about what happened was laughable. He managed to catch her eyes and locked on. Once he was sure he had her attention he forged on, "Maybe you should talk to her."
"She doesn't want to talk to me, Rick, and I don't want to talk to her," Catherine shook her head, mostly trying to convince herself that staying away was the best course of action. She fixated her eyes on the floor, breaking eye contact. His stare was powerful, whether he knew it or not. His words were even more persuasive. "Besides, I have things to do before shift is over. . ."
"Shift is over," Warrick reminded her gently. When she looked up again, she caught his retreating form exiting the locker room and strolling down the corridor.
A small diner on the strip was the meeting place. Catherine was sure she couldn't handle making a house call. There was, of course, the intimacy of being in someone's apartment. Small spaces enclosed by four constricting walls. It was like being trapped in a coffin. Plus, it would only be the two of them. If they were alone, she feared a cat fight would break out. There would be no witnesses if something serious happened. The diner was very busy tonight. Maybe she was being too cautious, but Catherine didn't want to risk it.
As an added bonus, the milkshakes here were fantastic.
The bell at the door rang, signaling an entrance. She peeked over her shoulder and it was Sara. When Catherine had called Sara on the phone, she wondered if she had called too late. Of course, she had nothing to worry about. Sara was wide awake, only she sounded different. Her voice croaked and squeaked slightly giving off the impression she had been crying. It was highly uncharacteristic of the young woman to cry. Then again, she never cried in public. Who knew what Sara did when she was home.
Always the observant one, Sara didn't take long to spot her. Catherine turned back around and waited until Sara sat down. If she had been crying, there was no sign of it on her face. Her make-up was fresh and her eyes clear of any redness.
"Thanks for coming," Catherine greeted her in a small voice. She noticed how feeble that was and finished in a much more confident tone, "I appreciate it."
"I'm not apologizing," Sara told her bluntly and coldly. Her pencil line eyebrows only accentuated the fury still raging within her. They arched slightly when she pressed on, "That's why we're here right? Ecklie wanted me to apologize to you. I'm not going to."
"As much as I would like one, that's not why we're here," Catherine managed to speak without losing her temper. They had barely exchanged more than twenty words and she felt one of them were ready to explode at any moment. She had to get to the point and quickly. "I just want to call a truce, okay?"
Sara only arched one eyebrow this time as she repeated, "A truce?"
"Yes, a truce. Anything to end whatever is going on with you," Catherine said exasperated.
"With me?" Sara managed to smile at that remark. "You're joking. This is you being funny, right?"
"Well, you're not suggesting what happened today was my fault?" Catherine nearly spat back at her, her temper starting to take control of the situation.
The phrase 'un-freaking-believable' were the next words Sara uttered. She promptly rose from the table without saying anything else and tried to walk away. Without thinking about it, Catherine grabbed her arm to keep her from leaving because she wasn't ready for this to end. Sara's glare shot daggers at her, but Catherine was resilient. She had been on the receiving end of glowers worse than the one Sara was giving her. Even still, Catherine wasn't up for more arguing and she reluctantly let go. She stood up and offered, "Let me at least walk you to your car."
"I took a taxi," Sara told her quietly. Realizing what impression she must've given her co-worker, she quickly amended, "Not because I was drinking. I just didn't feel like driving."
"Let me take you home," Catherine almost ordered. It was early morning now. It was dark, the streets were less crowded with people and there was more a chance predators were on the loose.
"Now you're acting like my mother," Sara griped, heading for the exit again.
"At least one of us is acting like an adult," Catherine snapped back. Sara paused, the words having some effect, but she easily forgot them and left. Catherine could feel the stares of various patrons, trying to concentrate on their food, but finding this late night squabble entertaining. She quickly grabbed her purse, left a tip on the table and followed Sara out. She had come this far to try and fix things. She couldn't give up now. Catherine caught up to Sara and nearly pleaded, "Please, Sara. Let me take you home."
Sara came to an abrupt halt. Her face stared up at the sky as she gave a little stomp with her right foot in frustration. She finally relaxed, turned around and shrugged, "Fine. If it'll get you to leave me alone."
Catherine gave a very feeble smile of approval as she led Sara to the SUV. Once they were in, the ride to her apartment began. Sara spoke up occasionally to give Catherine directions, but for the most part, the drive was completely quiet. Before too long, they were sitting in the lot staring at her building. Catherine cut the engine and proceeded to get out, but Sara firmly told her to stay. "I don't need you to walk me to the door."
"Fine," Catherine put up her hands in defeat.
Sara fumbled with the seat belt, then opened the door. She hopped out and was about to shut the door, then paused. Catherine looked up, noticing her co-worker had yet to walk away. Finally, Sara muttered, "Thanks for the ride."
"You're welcome," Catherine said, almost smiling, but managing to remain stoic. She waited patiently until Sara was inside her building. Catherine then leaned on the steering wheel feeling very unsuccessful. She took Warrick's advice, but it seemed nothing had been amended or accomplished by doing so. Sara was still pissed. Catherine was still bitter. She turned the ignition, but the engine stalled. She tried again, but nothing. She groaned, "What now?"
She popped the hood, jumped out of the vehicle and took a peek inside. It was funny. She could take a car apart and look for evidence easily, but right now, everything looked completely foreign. She pretended to inspect it by touching or prodding various knobs but any solution eluded her. Well, this was just great. She was going to have to bother Sara once more. She couldn't just sleep in the car all night. She left the hood up and began to walk towards the complex. Then she saw Sara burst out the door, approaching her fast. Catherine's eyes widened when she saw the young woman had a gun aimed directly at her. Before Catherine could utter a word, Sara fired.
In that split second, it all came flooding back. The fights. The cases. Ecklie's comment.
She's a loose cannon with a gun. She's a loose cannon. With a gun. Sara. Gun. Sara had pointed a gun at her and the weapon had been discharged.
Another bullet fired.
Catherine could've sworn she heard angelic music and the Good Lord calling her name. Then reality hit her. She could smell the asphalt. She was lying face down on the hot, sticky asphalt. Not realizing her instincts had taken over, she had fallen to the ground faster than gravity would allow so she could avoid the bullet. Now it became clear that she had fended off any injury and she was alive.
"Catherine! Cath, are you alright?"
Was that Sara? Then Catherine finally noticed something else. Her heart pounding in her chest with such force, she thought it was going to explode. She looked up at the sound of the voice and it was Sara. She was holding her gun, staring down at Catherine with frantic eyes and breathing heavily. She repeated, "Cath, are you alright?"
"You tried to shoot me!" Catherine mumbled, completely dumbfounded.
At that, the worry left Sara and she broke into a grin. She knelt down, offering a hand to help Catherine up. Only she couldn't manage to wipe that smile off her face. Catherine glared at her, "You think that's funny? Jesus, Sara! I thought. . ."
"That I wanted to kill you?" Sara suggested, as she got herself under control. She could understand why Catherine would feel the way she did.
Catherine was now up on her knees, still feeling her heart rate slowing down. "Well, with you charging out of there like a mad woman, what was I supposed to think?"
"Okay, I'll admit it. I've had dreams of killing you," Sara said nonchalantly. The look of alarm on Catherine's face almost made her laugh again. Instead, she managed to not smile and shrugged, "I was joking, Cath."
"That was a horrible joke."
"Sorry. Look. I'll show you."
Sara helped Catherine to her feet and turned her around to face the real reason for the confusion. There was a lifeless form on the ground next to the car. The headlights shone on him, his blood glistening in the light. There was a knife just out of reach of his left hand. The point appeared to be so sharp, it threatened to cut through the tarmac. Catherine finally realized what Sara had been shooting at. It wasn't her.
It was this man.
They slowly approached him. He wasn't moving and a quick check for his pulse confirmed he was dead. Catherine blinked a few times, then faced Sara, "I had no idea he was there. You saved my life."
"I'm just glad I made it back out in time," Sara admitted, running a hand through her hair. Sara had been determined to just plop down on her bed and forget this day ever happened. Then she heard the faint sound of engine trouble. Maybe it was Catherine, maybe it wasn't. Either way, she just wanted to sleep. But a nagging voice told her to check and make sure. She looked out the window and saw Catherine looking under the hood. Then she saw the dark figure slowly making his way across the lot. Catherine was completely oblivious. All Sara could do was act. In a flash, she grabbed her gun, ran out of the building and fired. It all happened so fast. She made it just in time.
"I'm sorry if I scared you," Sara apologized, but added meekly, "But did you really think that I would. . .?"
"For a second, yes. Yes, I did," Catherine admitted as they rose from the ground and backed away from the predator. Catherine could see the distress wash over Sara's face at the answer. It was painful to see. Catherine placed a reassuring hand on the younger woman's shoulder and added with the hint of a smile, "But only for a second."
It was then, the realness of the situation became evident. That man nearly had his way and if it weren't for Sara, who knew if Catherine would've seen the next day. As if thinking the same thing, both women embraced each other. Mostly out of gratitude, on Catherine's part. The embrace brought relief to Sara. Sara could only imagine the anguish she would feel if Catherine had ended up a victim in their morgue. After the day they just had, neither one thought they would end up here. Suddenly, their very public squabble was nothing but a formality. Realizing how long they had been hugging each other, they quickly pulled apart, both exchanging embarrassed smiles and putting a considerable amount of space between them.
Catherine sighed and began, "I didn't really thank you. . ."
"Don't worry about it," Sara said quickly, then got down to business. "You wanna call this in?"
"Uh, yeah. I'll call Brass now," Catherine followed Sara's lead and returned to work mode. However, she paused thinking back to Ecklie. She smiled, then turned to Sara, "Hey."
"Yeah?" Sara looked up at her.
"I'm glad you carry a gun," Catherine winked. She realized her comment was rather cryptic and Sara's perplexed expression further proved that.
"I'll take that as a compliment, I guess," Sara half-laughed, her eyes squinting in amusement.
"I'll explain later. Over coffee?" Catherine suggested. Her voice was hopeful and her heart nearly stopped waiting on an answer. If Sara said yes, then maybe their relationship would take a turn for the better. If she said no. . .
Sara smiled genuinely and replied, "Yeah, I would like that."
The End
Summary: Catherine couldve sworn she heard angelic music and the Good Lord calling her name. Then reality hit her.
Categories: CSI - General
Characters: Catherine Willows, Sara Sidle, Warrick Brown
Genres: Angst, Friendship
Warnings: None
Chapters: 1 [Table of Contents]
Series: None
Word count: 2782; Completed: Yes
Characters: Catherine Willows, Sara Sidle, Warrick Brown
Genres: Angst, Friendship
Warnings: None
Chapters: 1 [Table of Contents]
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Word count: 2782; Completed: Yes


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Evgeni Malkin, Not Sidney Crosby, Is Penguins' Most Important PlayerOctober 31, 2011
Evgeni Malkin is the Penguins' most important player.
The rationale is simple. Malkin, whether due to injury, sub-par linemates or simple underachieving, hasn't consistently brought the same level of production to the ice.
At times in the last two seasons, Malkin played below his $8.7 million salary. For two seasons prior, he was the best hockey player on the planet.
Sidney Crosby may be out, but it will take the lingering effects of a serious concussion to put a snare in his otherwise clockwork consistency. He's a known commodity.
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His production dipped to below a point-per-game last season, and he has posted a total minus-12 since the beginning of the 2009-10 season.
His talent has never gone away, so why the ebb and flow of points?
A torn ACL knocked him out last year, but other lingering knee injuries were said to have held him back for months prior. Max Talbot, Ruslan Fedotenko and Petr Sykora were some of his regular linemates over the down years—players who had almost no success under head coach Dan Bylsma.
Their ineffectiveness contributed to Malkin's own lack of production.
With seven points in six games this year, Malkin already seems to have improved over his performance in the last few regular seasons. He's been a force on the power play, and with James Neal and Steve Sullivan for linemates, he's got players on his flanks who are more likely to execute a pretty play than to fumble an easy one.
His ability to produce points at even strength and on the power play will be crucial for the Penguins in the first half of the season. The team needs him to be their leading scorer not only because of Crosby's uncertain return date, but because of the expectations placed on him with a salary of $8.7 million.
What's more, for the first time since Ryan Malone and Sykora skated for the Penguins, he's also got linemates capable of capitalizing on the space and passing he provides.
Malkin has the almost singular ability to turn an entire defense into pylons, and his passing and scoring in just six games this year are far more reminiscent of his play in the Stanley Cup seasons than anything the last few years. Signs point to improvement.
The Pens have shown they can win with defense, goaltending and sometimes only half of a healthy roster. Adding a consistently productive 71 to the lineup would greatly ease the pressure on the rest of the lineup, though.
Crosby's return will make the Penguins Cup contenders, but Malkin's return to form would make them the overwhelming favorites.


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St. Thomas Looks Back And Ahead To Next Season
Dec. 5, 2009
By Wendell Maxey
Special to NCAA.com
MCMINNVILLE, Ore. - Glenn Caruso walked to the St. Thomas Tommies locker room knowing his football team had given its all against Linfield. And it wasn't enough.
It just wasn't Caruso's day with the Toms falling 31-20 in Division III quarterfinals against the Wildcats.
"We will learn from this situation," Caruso began about St. Thomas. "It's a step in the process."
The loss is tough to swallow, a stumble in an otherwise impressive year at St. Thomas that will surely be remembered for some time.
In his second year, Caruso took what was a 2-8 program and made the most dramatic improvement in Division III football over the last two seasons. After going 7-3 last season and finishing second in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference behind perennial champion St. John's this season, the Tommies finished their season Saturday at 11-1 after reaching the Division III quarterfinals.
Minutes after the heartbreaking loss to Linfield, Caruso looked back on a long season before already looking ahead to next year and the chance to pick up where St. Thomas left off.
"People didn't think this would happen in the second year of us being here. But what I love – and this is very important – it was geared for the long haul, not a quick fix or flash in the pan," Caruso said with the Tommies' last conference football title and playoff trip coming in 1990.
"We've done it with local kids and high school kids. We're done it properly so there is some sustainability. The kids are just working their butt off."
Flanked by five of his St. Thomas football players in the post game press conference, Caruso commended his team. He applauded Ben Wartman's rushing ability. He boasted about "the spark" Dakota Tracy gave on Saturday stepping in at quarterback. He remembered how the Tommies broke school season records for scoring (486 points), touchdowns (67) and rushing (3,095 yards), and total offense (5,244).
Yet without a win in the quarterfinals against Linfield, all those numbers didn't seem as meaningful. Still, the season was a success.
"There's no question I thought we would get to where we are," Caruso said. " I say that without an ego. It's happened a little quicker than most thought. This is a school that has a predisposition to athletic success.
"If you look across the board – whether it's a national championship in baseball or track or basketball – they've had success, and the storyline was: 'Why isn't the football program pulling its weight?' We knew it had a lot of tangible things, and a lot of intangible things. When we got here, the cupboard wasn't bare. There was talent; it just needed to be cultivated."
Before Saturday's football game, Caruso said he expected a hard fought game between St. Thomas and Linfield. He certainly got that and more. But the undefeated Wildcats contained Wartman and Tracy's spark off the bench wasn't enough. But it is something to build on.
"We'll look at the film on the trip home, have a meeting tomorrow and then take a little vacation before we start recruiting, "Caruso said. "We are a good team. We are a hard working team. But it's the things you don't see that got us to where we are right now."


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Ben must have felt like he was the one taking the THC spray this week after he learned about Domingo and Rachel on "It's Not Even Like That."
Domingo going after Rachel set him on a similar path taken by one Joey Tribbiani, who acted on his feelings for his friend's ex, another Rachel. Ben didn't spew the same high pitched protests Ross Geller did, but he was definitely hurt. Should Domingo have mentioned something to Ben earlier or at least come clean? For sure, but he also did have every right to be upset with Ben for basically telling him he wasn't good enough to date Rachel.
This was no simple case of bros before hoes, Domingo and Ben are like family. Rachel, though, seemed to make our dog-walking dealer very happy. I'm confident the Ben and Domingo will clear the air eventually, but for the moment Domingo seemed like he was choosing his "Lay" over "Fam." Ben, meanwhile, continued to impress Nancy and has only to keep wearing black to end up seeing the inside of her town house again real soon.
Ben asked Domingo where the loyalty lay, but showed Kappo with a simple phone call that there was none lost between them. I liked seeing Ben put aside his personal issues to be there for his friend. Offering his couch, after Kappo opened up to him about the possible insider trading charges, was a small but significant gesture.
My only issue with Kappo was his frequent use of the THC spray like it was Binaca, with no apparent lack of side effects. I was expecting something more from his best man's speech. Having seen a seasoned smoker in Ben freak out earlier this season from a laced joint, I was shocked we didn't witness Kappo feel the effects of the high a bit more.
While I like Domingo and Rachel together, she needed to lay off her new guy's greenery when choosing her outfits. From the blouse she had on at work that looked like it was pulled from the Big Love costume department to the flavescent frock she wore to the wedding, it was enough to have sent Rachel Zoe into early labor. I did like the small detail of her apparently catching the bouquet, though, as we saw her holding some flowers when Ben walked her to her door.
I don't think we will be hearing wedding bells anytime soon for Cam and Lulu, but I did enjoy our man making some headway with his lady friend. When Lulu pulled away while they kissed on the couch I thought Cam would never recover from the blue balls. Thankfully, she quickly announced that they, not just he, needed to take a shower to wash off the stench of her dad. Speaking of which, what was the deal with that wrestling scene? I liked that Ben and Cam ended up using Joe Pantoliano's character for the look book, but I'm still shaking my head at the whole "you have to win it" scenario.
Lesson learned, however. Cam was upfront and honest with Lulu and her father and got what he wanted on both accounts. Rene could take some lessons in persuasion from his cousin. Had he just been honest with Debbie about needing the money I'm sure she would have cooperated and he could have gone on getting those amazing wake up calls. Instead, he was the one who blew it in the end.
Aside from Kappo's surprising soberness, I loved the episode and the pace of development. Kappo's troubles at work will surely garner him more screen time, which can only be a plus for the show. I know times are hard on the boulevard, but let us know what you thought and be sure to vote on your favorite quotes from the episode.


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In commemoration of Women's History Month, ASN is dedicating Wednesdays in March to the heroes of women's history. Today: Incarnate Word champion swimmer Casey Hurrell-Zitelman.
AFTER NEARLY QUITTING THE SPORT, swimmer Casey Hurrell-Zitelman enjoyed a grand finale in her year at Incarnate Word.
After transferring from Texas A&M, the five-time All-American became UIW's first female national champion when she won four events in the 2011 NCAA Division II meet.
The senior also set a national record in the 400 IM and was named the NCAA Division II Female Swimmer of the Year, the sports moment judged the greatest in UIW history.
Her final gold medal came in her best event, the 1,650-yard freestyle. She also won the 1,000 freestyle, the 500 freestyle — in 3.69 seconds faster than the nearest competitor — and the 400 individual medley.
And she swam the leadoff leg on UIW's 800 freestyle relay team which finished second in a school-record 4:47.21.
Her toughest challenge came in the IM as the senior found herself behind. The San Antonio Express-News reported that she "caught fire with the breastroke and freestyle and pulled ahead."
"Casey is awesome," said UIW coach Phillip Davis said. "We keep challenging her and she keeps stepping up. There is nothing swimmers like better than breaking their personal bests. When you are on like she is it is like a snowball."
According to newspaper accounts, she trailed briefly in the 1,650 freestyle but took the lead after the 200-yard mark and finished her collegiate career in style.
"I am so excited," Hurrell-Zitelman told the Express-News. "I wanted to win all four, but I wasn't expecting it. I thought the 500 and 400 IM were going to be the toughest, because of the competition. And I am not much a sprinter.
"In the back of my head, I kept telling myself if you want to win you're going to have to do it. I did what I had to do to get that gold."
It was a happy ending for Hurrell-Zitelman, who transferred to UIW after a falling out with her coaches at Texas A&M . She handled the pressure of being the No. 1-ranked female swimmer in Division II all season.
"She's been the hunted for 144 days, and she came out victorious in everything she wanted to do," Davis told the Express-News.
"When you find an athlete who is happy, competitive, works hard and has the natural talent she does, they're going to succeed. She has the work ethic. She understands the mental part. She loves the sport. She has a smile worth a million bucks."


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Review of The Tyrant King
When a mysterious stranger with an eerie resemblance to Gregory Gildersleeve, her deceased husband, arrives upon the heels of a devastating letter bearing the news of her younger brother's death, Queen Krystal is catapulted into a series of events wrought with intrigue, danger and heartbreak.
As time passes she learns that her beloved husband, Jareth, and the Kingdom of Fayterra are the true targets of the stranger, now known to be Gregory's son, Donovan Gildersleeve. However, Donovan considers the destruction of everything and everyone important to King Jareth part of his revenge against the king he considers responsible for his father's death.
Though Queen Krystal came from peasant stock she proves once again that there is nothing common about her as she takes up her sword and prepares to defend and protect those she loves, propriety be hanged!
There are an abundance of page-turning revelations and mysteries in this fantasy tale to keep you up well after your bedtime. But this engrossing story won't make you regret the missed hours of sleep.
By Carol Marrs Phipps
Interview with Cheri Chesley
The eBook came out July 20. The print version July 31.
Hello Cheri. I want to thank you for granting this interview today. How are you doing?
A little sleepy, actually. But otherwise great! :)
We'll begin our interview today with a few "Cheri" trivia questions.
Favorite Book:
That depends entirely on my mood. It's like asking me which is my favorite child.
Favorite Author:
Again, tough to narrow down. I love Gail Carson Levine, Jessica Day George, Shannon Hale, C.K. Bryant, Ali Cross and Karen E. Hoover. And that's just the top of the list.
Favorite Genre:
I read pretty much everything but horror and erotica. But, right now, because I'm writing fantasy, I'm reading fantasy.
Pet Peeve:
Having to repeat myself. Especially with my kids.
Place you'd most like to visit and why:
Please tell us a little about yourself.
I was born and raised in AZ, where I nurtured an early love of books and writing into creating my first novel in high school. I married in 1996 and had 5 children in rapid succession (I had twins, so that helped). In 2006 a series of personal and family incidents caused me to refocus on my writing. Now I'm writing, working, raising my kids, and trying to keep it all together--like everyone else.
What is your worst nightmare?
Call it a superstition, but I don't believe in acknowledging my deepest fears and having that information out in the universe.
Were you inspired by any other writers?
Were you inspired by any other writers?
Certainly. Most of the time it's books I read and think, "I can never be that good" that inspire me to be the best I CAN be.
Would you tell us a little about your upcoming book? Is it a stand alone book or part of a series?
The Tyrant King is the sequel to my first book, The Peasant Queen, and it takes place 4 years after TPQ ends. Trouble starts when a stranger arrives in Fayterra with a link to the past that threatens to spiral Krystal's entire peaceful world into chaos. I really think it's the best thing I've written so far.
There is an unofficial fourth book in the planned trilogy that I released last year called The Wild Queen. It's primarily for readers who liked my villain from The Peasant Queen (there were surprisingly many of them) and wanted to know more about his past.
The final book in the series, The Lost Princess, will be out next year.
If you could become one of the characters in The Tyrant King who would it be and why?
For a long time I'd have said Krystal, because in so many ways she was me. But, really, I'd want to be Alana. There's a lot more to that character than the readers get to see. Maybe someday I'll write her story, too.
When did you first realize you wanted to become a writer?
The seeds were planted in high school, but I waffled about it for a long time. Sure I'd love to be a writer, but is it hobby or profession?
It wasn't until 2006 that I began to take myself seriously as a writer. It seems like a long journey, since it encompasses over 20 years of my life, but I wasn't writing all that time. I was spending a lot of it growing up, getting married and having my own family.
What genre(s) do you write?
What genre(s) do you write?
My current focus is YA fantasy, with a dash of romance. But I have several irons in the fire, so to speak. I have contemporary YA, good old clean romance, middle grade fiction, even a couple of mysteries.
How do you come up with the title and cover designs for your books? Who was the designer of your current book?
I work with the amazing Deirdra A. Eden for my covers. She does awesome work. The titles are mine--usually the third or fourth attempt at finding the "perfect" title for the story.
What do you think about book trailers?
I'm still on the fence. I admire so many of the trailers I've seen, but I'm not sure how effectively they help sell books. And I admit part of that is due to my severe creative handicap at coming up with one of my own. :)
Is there any book that you know you will just never read? If so, why not?
50 Shades of Gray. Honestly, I'm not remotely tempted. I'm simply not a fan of graphically sexual or violent books.
Do you have any advice for new writers?
Write. And read. And write some more. And share. Be open to learning how to make your writing better.
Would you share one thing about yourself that no one else knows?
Would you share one thing about yourself that no one else knows?
That is impossible, since my husband knows everything about me. But something that perhaps is not well known is that I hate berries. I really do. I won't eat anything with berries in it--unless it's store bought blueberry waffles. Weird, but true.
When and where do you usually write?
I write whenever the impulse strikes, and wherever I am--I always have paper of some kind with me. But I prefer to sit at my desk when I'm working on my stories. That's where I take all my scattered ideas and try to make sense of them.
Why did you choose Indie Publishing?
I was traditionally published at first, but they declined to take on the sequel so I decided to publish it myself. It's next to impossible to find a publisher willing to start in the middle of a series.
But the more I get into it, the more I realize I like it. I like having control over the finished product--cover, formatting, editing, etc. The Tyrant King went through a professional edit after I was done editing it myself and sending it out to writer friends and reader friends for feedback. I believe in putting out the best book I can.
Are you currently working on something new and if so would you give us a sneak peek of what it is about?
I plan to have another book out by the end of the year. It's called City of
, and it's about
a young woman who purposely thwarts a demon's prophecy to save her sister's
life. Light
Is there anything that I didn't ask that you wish I had?
I don't think we covered whether or not I have any pets. :) For the record, I have the perfect little dog for our family. She's a recent acquisition and we call her Sunny.
Where can readers follow you?
Blog: http://www.cheri-chesley.com/
Website: http://www.cheri-chesley.com/p/home.html
Goodreads author Page: http://www.goodreads.com/author/dashboard
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CheriWrites
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cheri-Chesley-Author/117640374915557?ref=hl
Any other info you wish to share:
Readers who have read The Peasant Queen may enjoy the alternate ending I added to my website.
Also, I put up the first chapter of The Tyrant King on my site for those who want to read more.
Thank you so much Cheri for taking time to interview on my blog. It has been a genuine pleasure getting a peek into your writing world.


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Watch Julianne Moore Play Sarah Palin in Game Change
Did she nail her impression?
The year 2011 brought us two Sarah Palin movies, but neither made much of a splash: The pro-Palin documentary The Undefeated was negligible at the box office, while the anti-Palin doc Sarah Palin: You Betcha! (from British filmmaker Nick Broomfield) got withering reviews on the festival circuit. Next year, though, things should start looking up for this very specific cinematic niche, as HBO enters the fray with Game Change, casting Julianne Moore as Palin in the network's retelling of John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign. A teaser debuted this week for the March TV movie (directed by Jay Roach and adapted from the behind-the-scenes book written by Mark Halperin and New York's own John Heilemann), and it's your first look at Moore's Palin impression, which is certainly more on-point than the amazingly out-there Boston accent she did on 30 Rock.


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Tesla Electric Roadster v2.5: The iPhone 4 of Electric Cars
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Sadly, It Still Costs an Arm and a LegHot on the heels of its quarter-billion dollars IPO, Tesla Motors is opening two new stores in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Newport Beach, California, and unveiling a refreshed version of its all-electric Roadster (version 2.5, for those keeping track). What has changed? Read on for more details and photos.
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Incremental ImprovementsIf you're expecting major changes, you'll have to wait for the Model S electric sedan to come out, or for whatever is going to be replacing the Roadster after its production run ends in 2012. But like the iPhone 4, the new Roadster is more of the same, but with incremental improvements. Tesla has fixed some of the complaints that have been voiced by Roadster owners, not too much to for with such an expensive vehicle
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Cosmetic Changes to the Tesla RoadsterThe first thing you'll notice are the exterior changes. There's a new front fascia with diffusing vents and a rear diffuser. They match the design language of the Model S more closely than before, though it's not quite identical (the Tesla badge isn't located on the same spot on the new Roadster and the Model S).
Tesla now also offers "directional forged wheels available in both silver and black".
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Changes Inside the Tesla RoadsterThe interior has been improved too. New seats with improved comfort, larger more supportive bolsters and a new lumbar support system replace the old seats. There's also an optional 7" touchscreen display and a back-up camera.
The power control hardware has also been tweaked to handle "exceptionally hot climates", and a few tweaks to sound insulation should make the cabin even quieter than before.
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Smart Grid workshop outline availablePublished on May 18th, 2009 | By: email@example.com
The "Smart Grid Standards Interoperability Interim Roadmap Workshop" is taking place Tuesday and Wednesday (May 19-20). For anyone interested, a Powerpoint file of the two-day program is available here.
DOE and NIST say the general purpose of the meeting is to allow NIST Domain Expert Working Groups and other industry stakeholders to meet face to face for a second time to continue the consensus building process for a Smart Grid Standards Interoperability Interim Roadmap (first meeting was in April); select standards for key interfaces between domains that make up the Smart Grid "Systems of Systems" with priority on demand response, wide area situational awareness, storage and transportation. Breakout sessions will correspond with the above priorities.
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There was so much hype around Steve Jobs' new iPad that some were heralding it as the Jesus Tablet.
What Apple unveiled Wednesday in San Francisco isn't the Second Coming, but it does give Hollywood something to cheer about.
At a time when a growing number of people are accessing entertainment on the go, the iPad provides studios and networks with yet another attractive platform on which they can digitally distribute movies, TV shows, music, games and other content–and put more coin in their coffers.
Hollywood can't afford to ignore the iPad.
Jobs reinvented the way consumers listen to music with the iPod, and then movies and TV shows with iTunes and video versions of the iPod and iPhone. He got consumers to open their wallets and get used to paying for downloadable content at a time when it looked as if piracy would take down Hollywood for good.
And Jobs won't let anyone forget that. While unveiling the iPad, which he described as "magical and revolutionary," he boasted about having sold 250 million iPods, that 75 million people own iPod Touch and iPhones, and that iTunes and the App Store already have 125 million credit cards on file. More than 3 billion apps have been downloaded from the App Store over the past 18 months.
Given the success of his devices, Jobs has the right to brag but that wasn't his point: He wanted to stress that there won't be a learning curve to use the iPad; consumers already know how to use it.
"Apple is the largest mobile devices company in the world now," when it comes to revenue, Jobs said, looking thin but energetic in his usual black mock-neck, jeans and white sneakers. "That's what we do."
And that will help Jobs in using the iPad as his next platform for repackaging media with a shiny new device and overhauling the media biz as we know it.
While the thin device, weighing just 1.5 pounds and smaller than a letter-sized piece of paper, resembles an oversized iPhone Touch — and does all of the same things — the iPad aims to be a glorified netbook that consumers use to read, watch, play and search for entertainment.
In developing the device, which boasts an impressive 10-hour battery, able to run in standby mode for a month, Jobs said it needed to successfully surf the web, send e-mails, display photos, play music and video (even in HD), offer games and eBooks.
"All of us use laptops and smartphones now," Jobs said. "The question has arisen lately, is there room for a third category of device in the middle? The problem is netbooks aren't better at anything. They're just cheap laptops. We think we have something better."
Apple initially will use the iPad to prove it's better than Amazon's Kindle and control a bigger piece of the digital book biz.
While Amazon has never revealed specific sales figures, its Kindle is believed to be the top-selling eReader, with Sony and Barnes & Noble competing strongly for second place. Nearly 40 different eReaders are expected to flood the market by the end of the year.
With its colorful screen and various functions, not to mention Apple's hefty marketing budget, the iPad could quickly dominate sales, however, and offer a way for newspaper and magazine publishers to generate new revenue streams, as well. The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and Condé Nast Publications will offer their titles on the device.
"Amazon's done a great job of pioneering this functionality with the Kindle," Jobs said. "We're going to stand on their shoulders and go a bit further."
Apple already has deals with five of the major publishers (Penguin, Harper Collins, Simon & Schuster, MacMillan and Hachette), who were attracted to the company's flexible pricing. Whereas Amazon charges $10 per eBook, when Steve Jobs demonstrated the purchasing aspects of its new iBook Store, Sen. Ted Kennedy's "True Compass" memoir was priced at $15.
None of that may affect Amazon, in the long run, though. The portability and simplicity of its Kindle may still be what many eBook readers are looking for and turn them off to the iPad and its bells and whistles.
Either way, the combination of apps like the NY Times and the iBooks software puts Apple in position to do for print media what it did for digital music with iTunes, the iTunes store and the iPod: dominate the space by providing a simple, consumer-friendly system that will entice consumers to pay for content.
That didn't save the record labels, exactly, but it did make Apple a great deal of money.
Apple also is touting the iPad as a gaming device, a niche where Apple historically has been weak. It showed off games like "Need for Speed," from Electronic Arts, where a race car is controlled by holding the iPad like a steering wheel. Game developers are being invited to see the touchscreen computer as a new kind of device that doesn't require a joystick or controller.
But it's how many movies and TV shows that the iPad can sell that will impress Hollywood the most. Jobs used "Star Trek" and "Up" as examples of the quality of video playback on the device. He is said to be looking to introduce subscription services with TV networks soon.
"We're always excited about new technologies that offer an intuitive consumer experience with greater accessibility to the content people want. The iPad is a great new device that opens up tremendous growth opportunities for us and other content providers. When people have a great experience, they consume more of the content they like, whether it be sports, books, games, TV or movies, and they are willing to pay to do so," said Robert A. Iger, president and CEO, the Walt Disney Co.
Time will tell whether consumers feel the iPad is the great experience they're looking for — and are willing to pay for.
But at a starting price of $500 that peaks at $830, depending on the size of the flash drive, Apple can expect to move a lot of iPads when they start to ship within the next two months.
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I am finally reading "Miss America By Day" by Marilyn Van Derbur. I have known about this book for a long time and never took the time to read it. I'm glad I finally am making the time.
I have found much of the book fascinating, but the part I read Friday night struck me full force. She did not remember the incest she experienced and had split her memory into what she called the day child and the night child. The day child was what everyone saw and the night child was her inner voice. A good friend watched her make decisions and realized she was self-destructing with the decisions she made, even though she did not realize it. He set about trying to figure out what was driving her decisions.
This caused me to reflect on entering my thirties.
I turned thirty at the end of my second year of seminary. I was in the process of getting a divorce from a man who was very kind, but did not seem to be growing at the same rate I was. He seemed stuck and no amount of encouragement from me seemed to help.
While in the process of the divorce, I met another man. He was not particularly nice. He was not particularly thoughtful. He was not particularly like anyone I'd ever even remotely considered dating. He was not a physically abusive person, but he certainly beat me down emotionally. He made it a habit of calling me ten minutes before I got out of class or off of work. I don't think he understood the convention of time in the way that other people do. I also think he was checking up on me to make sure I was where I said I was.
I gave up many opportunities for this man who would never give up anything for me. He proved time and again that there was no compromising. He might have said that he would negotiate, but what that really meant is that he would leave it alone for a little while and then catch me off guard and he would keep badgering me until I gave in.
I was making so many bad decisions at this point in my life. To look back and see some of the things I was thinking about at that point is appalling to me! I can't figure out what made me stay. I think the biggest thing was I was older than I ever expected to be and I didn't know what to do. It was like I was testing life saying give me whatever bad and hurtful stuff you've got. I'm going to take it all. I took it and took it and took it and gave the relationship everything I had and it was quickly destroying me.
My life was so erratic with him. We kept moving. I'd get a job and he'd come up with some reason we had to move. I didn't have much contact with my family or friends because I didn't want to have to lie to them and I couldn't tell them what was really going on. It was bad. I was miserable. I actually felt my heart breaking.
I know people were concerned about me. I wasn't who I'd always been. I had two friends who spoke the loudest about what they were seeing. One said it was very hard for her to talk to me because she didn't like to see how much he was hurting me. The other said, very plainly, I don't care what you do, apply for grad school somewhere far away, get a new job. It doesn't matter. Get away from him. Don't wait. Do it now.
I didn't get away right then, but I was definitely trying to figure out how. I did not want to self-destruct and I was doing it quickly. I had come too far to be taken so far back by someone who did not care about me, but only himself.
After I finally left, he still tried to contact me. He would call me at work, send me emails, comment on my blog. I will not be at all surprised if he tries to comment on this post. I will delete it without even reading it. I'm not making choices to intentionally self-destruct anymore.
My life doesn't have a laser point focus and I don't know 100% what I'm going to do, but it evolves. Jeff, the man I wish I'd known and had the opportunity to choose long ago, and I are a team. We make decisions together and talk about how thing affect us as a couple, not as a one-sided unit. This is a reciprocal, loving relationship, full of respect and love. It is so amazing, sometimes I can hardly believe it.
I cannot say why I was punishing myself with bad decisions. I think I did not know what to do. I knew how to make better decisions, I just wasn't. I learned a lesson big time. I may not always make good decisions now, no one does, but I am making the best decisions I can instead of trying to self-destruct. Because I made it through the time of bad decisions, I now have the opportunity to make good life decisions with the best partner I could have ever asked for. I couldn't have dreamed him, but I found him.
Have you ever made self-destructive decisions? If so, what caused you to stop? If you haven't stopped, what might it take to make good decisions for yourself?
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All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt.
The chocolate tree's scientific name, Theobroma cacao, comes from theobroma, or 'food of the gods' in Greek and cacao from the Olmec word kakawa. The Olmec were the prehistoric inhabitants of Mexico and probably the first consumers of chocolate. The oldest trace of cacao ever found was in an Olmec jug dating to 600 bc, excavated near Colha in Belize.
The Mayans who followed them called the drink cacahuatl (atl means water). They liked their chocolate hot and frothy, flavoured with chilli and vanilla, and sculpted tubes into their pots so they could blow the liquid into a foam.
The Aztecs also liked foam, but preferred theirs cold. They also used the beans as currency: a rabbit was worth 10 beans; a slave, 100 beans. The standard weight measure was a carga, which was the total weight of cocoa beans a healthy person could carry (24,000 on a good day). Chocolate was the ultimate man's drink, drunk by warriors to stimulate aggression and sexual performance. It was also drunk by sacrificial victims just before they had their chests cut open and their still-beating hearts pulled out.
Chocolate is made from the seeds of the cacao, an evergreen tropical shrub and member of the mallow family, related to hibiscus, okra, cotton and the notoriously smelly durian fruit.
A mature cacao tree only produces 30 fruit pods a year, and once their seeds (which we confusingly call 'beans') are scraped out and dried the yield is less than a kilo of beans per tree per annum. They are also tricky to grow, with a low pollination rate. Scientists still can't agree which insects are doing the pollinating: most suspect tropical midges, but ants and aphids may also play a role.
A lethal dosage of chocolate for a human being is about 22lb (or 40 bars of Dairy Milk).
Robins can be killed by a single Smartie.
There is nothing better than a friend, unless it is a friend with chocolate.
The early uses for chocolate were medicinal, and chocolate does contain serotonin, phenylethylamine (the so-called 'love chemical') and endorphins which, it's claimed, can relieve pain and stress and reduce the risk of heart disease and cancer. Unfortunately the beneficial chemicals come wrapped in a thick coating of sugar and (often) dairy fat, the negative effects of which more than outweigh the chemical upside.
In blind tests where chocolate lovers were given cacao capsules (containing the same balance of chemicals) they didn't report the psychological benefits they had experienced when they ate a bar of their favourite chocolate. This suggests that the positive effects comes from having satisfied a craving; like other sweet and fatty foods, chocolate is habit forming. Sucking on a piece can make your heart beat faster and longer than a passionate kiss.
However, chocolate is definitely bad news in quantity. It contains high levels of theobromine, a powerful stimulant of the central nervous system. Theobromine poisoning can cause heart failure, seizures, acute kidney damage and dehydration.
White chocolate isn't really chocolate.
David Morrison of the Greater Glasgow NHS Board and Mark Petticrew of the MRC Social and Public Health Sciences Unit surveyed 300 shops and found that 22% sold deep-fried Mars Bars. Average sales were 23 bars per week, with one shop selling up to 200 a week. A number of the shops complained that the Mars Bars clogged up their fryers, but nevertheless they seem willing to fry almost anything: Creme Eggs, ice cream, bananas and Rolos were all reported.
Dr Petticrew said: 'Encouragingly, we did also find some evidence of the penetration of the Mediterranean diet into Scotland, albeit in the form of deep fried pizza.' The practice of frying Mars Bars was first reported in Scotland in 1995 in a chip shop in Stonehaven, but it's also common in Australia and New Zealand. Bondi Surf Seafoods in Sydney has a big neon sign advertising its deep-fried Mars Bars, which it sells alongside sushi and lobsters.
Honeybees don't like chocolate: the flowers are odourless and produce no nectar.
Conquered peoples had to pay the Aztecs tribute in cacao beans.
The Vegetable Sandwich chocolate bar came from the health fad of the 1920s. It contained cabbage, celery, peppers, and tomatoes and was its makers claimed that it 'will not constipate'.
The Chicken Dinner Bar was introduced during the depression in the USA. The chocolate-covered nut bar's name was a reference to Herbert Hoover's presidential campaign promise of 'a chicken in every pot and a car in every garage'. It was advertised with a clucking chicken and was delivered to stores in a chicken-shaped truck.
The Idaho Candy Company makes the Idaho Spud, a spongy, cocoa-flavored marshmallow covered in dark chocolate and dusted with dried coconut.
Pendergast Candy Company in Minneapolis made a new chocolate bar called the Emma in the 1920s, but accidentally put too much egg white in the mixture making it twice as thick as it should have been. They renamed it Fat Emma. The fluffy bar was quite popular and the filling was known as Minneapolis nougat. Frank Mars found a cheaper way of making the bar and renamed it Milky Way.
There is a Danish chocolate bar called Skum Banana.
Queen Victoria sent a tin of Fry's chocolates to every soldier serving in South Africa's Boer War (1899-1902). The metal box saved the life of one Private James Humphrey when a bullet ricocheted off it, and away from his body.
What you see before you, my friend, is the result of a lifetime of chocolate.
Before having their chests cut open and their hearts pulled out, Aztec human sacrifice victims were given a cup of hot chocolate.
Cadbury's have copyrighted the purple colour used on their chocolate bar wrappers.
On average, countries with the highest chocolate consumption also have the most Nobel Prize winners.


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(Reuters) - Community Health Systems Inc (CYH.N) shares rose more than 11 percent on Monday after an investor released a letter it had sent to the hospital company's board pushing for the replacement of its chief executive.
ASL Strategic Value Fund said in the letter dated Aug. 8 that Community Health CEO Wayne Smith should be removed because of poor performance and that the board should claw back part of some senior executives' compensation.
It was unclear how many shares ASL, which described itself in the letter as a "long-term investor," owns in the company.
Little is known about ASL. It does not appear among Community Health's largest investors, according to Thomson Reuters data.
ASL declined to comment beyond the contents of its letter. The fund also declined to disclose the size of its stake.
A Community Health spokesperson could not be immediately reached for comment.
Community Health shares were up about 11 percent to $7.80 in afternoon trading.
Shares of Community Health have lost more than 85 percent of their value since June 2015 as the company has contended with a heavy debt load and mounting losses after its acquisition of rival hospital operator Health Management Associates (HMA).
ASL said in the letter that it has tried to contact the management to voice its concerns about the company's recent performance, but did not get a response.
The fund said the management had failed to meet its own operating outlook for revenue growth and earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization, among others, over the course of the year.
ASL also criticized Community Health for failing to make changes to its board that it agreed to in a settlement last year.
Earlier this month, Community Health posted a surprise quarterly loss and narrowed its full-year revenue forecast range due to weak patient volumes.
Reporting by Divya Grover in Bengaluru and Michael Erman in New York; Editing by Arun Koyyur and Meredith Mazzilli


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NORTH TAMPA — The assignment for the North Tampa Arts League members was to create something that told their story, who they are and how they see themselves or the world.
Winners of the "I Did It My Way'' challenge were announced last Friday at Stirling Arts Studios & Gallery. Their work is on exhibit through Oct. 31 at the gallery, 730 Broadway, second floor, in Dunedin.
The winners are: Joan Garcia, first in show, for Cruising the Channel; Hernie Vann, second overall, for Homosassa Sunset; Monica Leon, third overall, for Helping Hand; Virginia Butler, first in the painting category, for The Gathering; Lynn Rattray, honorable mention in painting, for Diner's Delight; Joan Garcia, first in the drawing/pastels category, Berry Fairy; Dore Anderson, honorable mention in drawing, Afternoon of a Fawn; Lloyd Johnson, first in mixed media and sculpture, for Silver Streak; Carla Wilkins, honorable mention in mixed media, for Ruptured Adolescence; Sandra Vann, first in photography, for Mean Bird; David Beebe, honorable mention in photography, for Turtle Dude.
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Founded in 1918, CNIB is one of Canada's oldest and most respected charities. For 99 years, the organization has been Canada's primary source of support for people who are blind or partially sighted, providing crucial vision loss rehabilitation services to thousands of Canadians each day.
With a dedicated team of approximately 700 staff members and thousands of volunteers across the country, CNIB is proud to be there, every step of the way, for people who are blind or partially sighted and their families, from the crucial early childhood years through adulthood and into the autumn of life. We also work diligently to increase public understanding of vision health, and to advocate proudly for an inclusive society where no citizen is left behind, regardless of vision loss.
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On the 2nd day in Barcelona, we got our tags and ready for the busy day at Mobile World Congress '14!
Here's how my tag looks 🙂
The bus dropped us off at the venue and everyone was excited to find out what every mobile tech giant were announcing.
We headed to the Nokia section of the hall and got ready for the keynote.
Jay, me and Lester. The 3 asian bloggers. lol
All ready to live-blog!
That's Stephen Elop talking about new devices by Microsoft and Nokia.
Once it ended, everyone swarmed to the experience area to check out the new devices.


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PLAINVIEW, NY – BBB Industries has committed to 34,417 square feet of space at Rechler Equity Partners' 1101 Lakeland Avenue in Bohemia, NY. The premium supplier in the automotive industry is consolidating its current location at 42 Windsor Avenue in Central Islip, NY into the new facility at Lakeland Avenue. The anticipated move-in date is December 1, 2013. The announcement was made by company partners Gregg and Mitchell Rechler.
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Writtle Junior School: 'One last try' to find lost capsule
A school is to try again to find a time capsule buried in its grounds 25 years ago after failed attempts to locate it.
The plastic ice-cream tub was originally placed in the garden of Writtle Junior School, near Chelmsford, Essex, in 1988.
But a search for it earlier this month was called off after no-one was able to remember where it had been buried.
Deputy head teacher Sue Evans said several ex-pupils had since contacted the school with information.
The school buried the time capsule to mark its 25th anniversary, intending for it to be found and opened on its 50th anniversary.
Several holes were dug and metal detectorists called in to help but still the time capsule could not be found,
'Might have moved'
The search was then stopped through fears it may destroy the school's garden.
"We've had quite a few past pupils email us with suggestions about where it is," said Mrs Evans.
"We've had lots of different suggestions. Most people agreed it was in the garden but some said it was under a tree that's no longer there.
"Some said it might have been moved when the area was landscaped.
"We're going to triangulate all this information and after half-term we'll have one last try along one wall."
The school has buried a second time capsule to mark its 50th anniversary but has been careful to keep detailed records of its location.