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Top Ten Tuesday, as always, is hosted at my other blog — The Broke & the Bookish
This week's topic: Top Ten Most Frustrating Characters
Surprisingly this was harder than I thought. I know I'm frustrated whilst I'm reading but this took some time to remember which characters frustrated me and WHY. Sometimes I still LOVED them (Jessica Darling for sure!) but they frustrated me but other times I just despised them.
Bella Swan from Twilight
I know probably a lot of people are going to hate on her but I just really couldn't stand her. I WANTED to like her because I knew she was supposed to represent "the average girl" but she just didn't at all for me. She frustrated me with her too-stupid-to-function shenanigans and pretty much always needed the boys to save the day. And just UGH. She just frustrated me!
Jessica Darling from the Jessica Darling series by Megan McCafferty
Listen, JESSICA DARLING IS MY SPIRIT ANIMAL. One of my fave characters ever!! But that girl FRUSTRATED me sometimes. I just wanted to be like WHY ARE YOU MAKING BAD DECISIONS?? I wanted to lovingly smack her. But still, she's my homegirl.
Micah in Liar by Justine Larbalestier
This is a case of frustrated and DID NOT LOVE. Everything about her frustrated me and the whole book just killed me so my annoyance level was already high. Also, I listened to this on audio and Micah just grated my nerves.
Zoe in Nobody But Us by Kristin Halbrook
I don't hate nor did I connect with Zoe but she was so frustrating. I wanted to like her but I just couldn't She was supposed to be so smart but she made REALLY dumb decisions that I just shook my head all too often in that book. I had complicated feelings and you can read about them further in my review of Nobody But Us by Kristin Halbrook.
Mia from Send Me A Sign by Tiffany Schmidt
I really did like her but felt so frustrated throughout the WHOLE novel with her. Sometimes I thought she was being selfish and immature but then other times I really understood her and why she might feel the way she does or be doing the things she did. Also, she relied on Gyver SO MUCH. You can read my long, rambly review of Send Me A Sign to get a better idea of why I had frustrations with her! But I definitely, at times, GOT her! Just a back and forth and I commend Tiffany Schmidt for having me interact with a character in this way!
Natalie from Not That Kind of Girl by Siobhan Vivian
In my review of Not That Kind of Girl I said the reason I was SO frustrated with Natalie was because she reminded me SO MUCH OF MYSELF at that point in time. I love Natalie though. I really really do but she frustrated me like no other because she was so judgy and self righteous sometimes but I loved watching her grow!
Tally from The Uglies by Scott Westerfeld
I read this a LONG time ago but I just found her so incredibly frustrating while I was reading that I never ended up moving on in the series. I can't even tell you why lol. That's how long ago it was. It is also to be noted that was NOT a YA reader then.
Hannah from 13 Reasons Why by Jay Asher
This one might seem odd but I honestly felt so frustrated by her and how she sent the tapes to Clay. Like I felt SO bad for her that she felt that horrible about herself that she committed suicide but I just felt like she was really frustrating in explaining what made her do it and how she was involving Clay. Ultimately I felt sad for her but I really grappled with feeling frustrated and feeling bad.
Lydia Bennett from Pride & Prejudice
I just wanted to punt her! SO HARD!
Belly from The Summer I Turned Pretty by Jenny Han
Belly was one of those characters I loved but frustrated me SO MUCH. She was such a little brat sometimes and uber whiny. I hear that she grows up a bit in the next books but sometimes she was just so moody and jumped to conclusions and I was like WHYYYY?? STOP! You can read my review of The Summer I Turned Pretty by Jenny Han here!


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The procedure in question must be declared 'extern "C" <identifier>' ?
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Clear Lake Area > Snow Mountain > Climber's Log
Snow Mountain Climber's Log
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|From M10
Date Climbed: Jun 18, 2016
|The access road to Summit Springs is closed to due a washout, so I (along with several others who parked nearby) started from M10, this is a nice hike, circled around to the west peak on return.
|Posted Jun 19, 2016 10:20 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 14, 2015
|Gorgeous area. Too bad about the smoke.
|Posted Sep 17, 2015 1:51 am
|Deafy Glade
Date Climbed: May 24, 2015
|The Deafy Glade trail up to Summit Trail is really a nice route. More than 10 cars at the small parking area and via the other routes there were a lot of people up there. Clouds made it so the views weren't grand but very nice anyways.
|Posted May 25, 2015 12:19 am
|Did it! (Deafy Glade --> Snow Mtn Summit)
Date Climbed: Sep 14, 2014
|My first SummitPost!
Made the climb with my girlfriend. About 14 miles from the Deafy Glade trailhead and back. Hike was lovely; well-maintained trail which we had all to ourselves. Stood on both Lake and Colusa cohp's for good measure. We would've stayed longer but both of us were feeling a bit woozy from the altitude (3400 ft to 7056 ft in just a few hours was a bit jarring for the body). Was able to see all the regional landmarks, though both Mt. Shasta & Mt. Lassen were obscured by smog (multiple fires in the area this weekend). Visibility was spectacular to the south, however, and was able to see Mt. Diablo way out in Marin County.
My goal is to climb all the cohp's by 40. I'm 28 now. Bagging two in one weekend ain't bad.
|Posted Sep 16, 2014 11:51 am
|Re: Did it! (Deafy Glade --> Snow Mtn Summit)
|Congrats. I'm gonna take a shot this weekend. Were the two county highpoints marked with benchmarks? Easy to find?
|Posted Jul 29, 2016 3:02 pm
|Snow Mtn(s)
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2013
|Did a little loopy thing and bagged both Snow Mtn peaks. Hot. Always hot in CA.
|Posted Jul 15, 2013 11:12 pm
|David Naylor
|West Crockett
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2012
|Camped two nights at West Crockett campground. Climbed Crockett Peak day 1, then both Snow Mountain peaks Day 2. It was a total of 16 miles with a side excursion to the falls to wash off the dust and sweat. Ran into rattler near the trail down to the falls, slithered off into a hole NEXT to the trail. Falls gorgeous. Isolated campground, saw nobody else the entire day. Crockett peak is a 1200' climb in less than 1 mile right from the campground.
|Posted Jul 7, 2012 8:04 pm
|Deafy Glade
Date Climbed: May 13, 2012
|Beautiful trail, views were compromised by pollution, but a very nice day hike.
|Posted May 16, 2012 1:44 pm
|Not sure the exact year but had always wondered about that peaky thing on the horizon that you see driving north from the day -- did it as an outing once while staying at Harbin Hot Springs -- had the whole peak to myself.
|Posted Dec 7, 2011 4:17 pm
|Summit springs route
Date Climbed: Oct 29, 2011
|started late in the day, 3:44 car to car.
A couple of thoughts for others:
1> The trailhead is only 1.8 miles from M10, not 1.7mi then another 1.8
The trailhead isnt visible from the road, but next to the restroom is a trail which leads down to the information post
2> About 1.5miles in, there is a sign which is faded and unclear which way to the summit. The Gary Suttle lead me to think I should go right. You should go straight. Lost about 25 minutes there.
|Posted Oct 30, 2011 6:27 pm
|Long Hike
Date Climbed: Sep 5, 2010
|Long hike in from Crocket TH. Both peaks. Could not find a register on one. Is it there? Few people (4) but a LARGE 7' Rattler did greet me at one time!
|Posted Sep 5, 2010 8:47 pm
|Summit Springs
Date Climbed: Jul 9, 2010
|Hiked from Summit Springs TH hitting High Rock, the east and west summits of Snow Mountain and Signal Peak. Nice warm summer day.
|Posted Jul 10, 2010 12:30 am
|Chris Doig
|Father son trip
Date Climbed: Jun 26, 2010
|First summit in over a year. Nice hike on Sunday with my son Jackson. We made it to the saddle then decided to summit the west peak. Because in the words of my 7 year old son "that one has the most snow dad"! Think I'll go back in fall or winter for the east peak.
|Posted Jun 30, 2010 2:20 am
|Long drive, great hike
Date Climbed: Aug 21, 2005
|Did it as an enjoyable two day trip from Summit Springs. Really enjoyed the outing but the drive was sooo long. Tried to come in from 101, but being in Camry and a deepish stream crossing convinced us to take a long detour and come in from the east. Will always wonder if we'd have made it or if it would have been a total disaster.
|Posted May 9, 2010 4:40 am
|Dennis Poulin
|Standard Trail
Date Climbed: Jun 26, 2004
|Nice hike for 2 county highpoints.
|Posted Dec 13, 2009 4:47 pm
|Summit Springs
Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2009
|A pleasant hike. The drive was long, but straightforward. It wasn't too warm either.
|Posted Sep 22, 2009 5:41 pm
|Summit Springs
Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2008
|At Fouts Camp Junction the map shows a 4 way but I only saw 2 additional ways to go. Totally messed up and went right. Followed trails (old and new) going all over the mountain until finally I realized what happened and I just headed my own way to the top. Kept running into more trails not on the map as well. Made it but only 1 mile visibility all day due to fires.
|Posted Mar 9, 2009 5:21 pm
|Snowy namesake
Date Climbed: Apr 8, 2000
|Had to cross a creek with the van. Whoa! Made it!
|Posted Nov 6, 2008 3:07 pm
|Bubba Suess
|Well, I did it.
|Climbed it on Memorial Day of '06. Nice hike.
|Posted Mar 9, 2007 11:11 pm
|Bob Burd
|From Summit Springs
Date Climbed: Oct 5, 2006
|No cars, no people, no deer, no lizards, no snakes, no views. A decidedly uneventful hike without any redeeming qualities other than the exercise and to say I've been to the Colusa/Lake county highpoint. A heckuva lot of driving. Went to Brokeoff in the late afternoon. Trip Report
|Posted Oct 10, 2006 8:48 pm


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Boulder Peak Climber's Log
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Date Climbed: Oct 26, 2013
|Another awesome hike with FarNorCal...so incredibly quiet up there, even more than the usual...I think all the critters are settling in for the cold weather to come.
|Posted Oct 28, 2013 12:10 pm
|Via Big Meadows
Date Climbed: Oct 26, 2013
|Beautiful and panoramic hike via Big Meadows on a nice clear day!
|Posted Oct 26, 2013 10:52 pm
|OJ Loenneker
|Fun times
Date Climbed: Aug 2, 2011
|Good workout for a day trip. It was pretty hot.
|Posted Aug 6, 2011 3:28 am
|Icy cold winter ascent
Date Climbed: Dec 1, 2007
|Climbed this peak during a 3-day solo trip into the Marbles. It was quite cold; temps didn't get much above freezing during the day and they hovered between 5 and 10 degrees below zero at night. Initial approach was fairly easy with little snow, however the ground and most of the stream crossings were frozen. Final climb was covered with about a foot of snow with no obvious trail. Ascended a steep, narrow gulley in the middle of the west face of the peak. Ice axe was a necessity, however I made it up just fine without crampons. A little sketchy at times, but all in all a fun climb with an incredible view of Mt. Shasta as a reward.
|Posted Dec 3, 2007 2:49 pm
|east ridge solo
|nice climb with my dog after a bivy at a nearby lake. just us and the mountains.
|Posted Feb 8, 2007 4:55 pm
|July 2004
|Part of a 4-day solo trip in the Marble Mountain Wilderness. Fantastic views, reasonably good weather. Some snowdrifts around still in early July.
|Posted Nov 15, 2006 8:44 pm
|Dennis Poulin
|Route Climbed: Boulder Creek Trail Date Climbed: 6 August 2005
|Beautiful day for a long hike.
|Posted Aug 9, 2005 2:23 pm


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Anyways, i have an HTC One S (idk how to identify if its Ville_U or VilleC2) on stock(?) v.4.0.3 from Rogers, yesterday i spent all day trying to;
-Unlock bootloader (htcdev method)
-Root (v4.0.3)
-Install Custom Recovery (been using both TWRP and CWM)
-SuperCID (Succesfully changed from i believe ROGERS01 or something like that to 11111111)
-S-Off (main goal was because i need to flash a 2.15 hboot , CM 10.2 install was giving me an "assert" error about that
- Finally install CM 10.2
Anyways, i was able to successfully do all those things in an exhausting whole day, but after installing CM 10.2, i was getting an HTC logo bootloop.
Yea, i know about flashing boot.img via fastboot after finishing with the CM install, but actually, THAT boot.img was what was causing the bootloop. I tried flashing my original boot.img from my nandroid backup back just to see what happens, and it doesnt actually bootloop, it just hangs on the htc logo.
So i guess thats my /first/ problem : i cant get cyanogenmod 10.2 to boot. Can anyone help me out here? Ive got:
HBOOT 2.16.0000 ****note on this on next paragraph
My second problem is : after this problem, today i got desperate and started doing some stuff, updated hboot from 2.15, tried out a "Bulletproof v2.1" kernel, i dont remember what else. Anyways, now internal sdcard says its 48mb.
How can i fix this? im on twrp recovery right now. I cant flash my nandroid back bcuz nandroid >> 48mb
Thanks to anyone who has the time to help me out. I posted this on the cyanogenmod boards, but havent got a reply back.


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But that's precisely what security researchers at the
University of Birmingham
(located in the central UK) are
preparing to show off
at the
ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security
conference in Raleigh, N.C. next week. The demonstrated proof-of-concept attack will no doubt add to the aging
3G communication standard's security woes
The researchers simulated an attacking using affordable off-the-shelf components --
a rooted femtocell
(which broadcast 3G signals) and other affordable components.
The attackers used an off-the-shelf femtocell. [Image Source: 3G.com]
They then conducted two attacks geared at tracking the victim's position. The attacks were conducted in Europe on a number of real-world networks, across various carriers.
The researchers used a so-called "paging attack" -- a denial-of-service (DOS) type attack that involves tricking basestations or mobile devices into an always "ready" state. By sending a TMSI (Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity) which appeared to
contain a static IMSI
(International Mobile Subscriber Identity), the attacker tricked the victim device into giving up its real IMSI.
That in turn allowed the target to be continuously tracked within a monitored region.
A second route to monitoring was also demonstrated, which used an Authentication and Key Agreement (AKA) protocol attack. The target device returns a Mac error, while the rest of the devices would respond with a different error -- a synchronization error.
The authors write, "The captured authentication request can now be replayed by the adversary each time he wants to check the presence of [a device] in a particular area. In fact, thanks to the error messages, the adversary can distinguish any mobile station from the one the authentication request was originally sent to."
The caveat here is that the attackers first had to indentify example authentication requests by calling the victim's device. But they argue that the flaw could still be abused in certain scenarios, such as if a boss wanted to track employees in a large office building.
The researchers elaborate, "[The employer] would first use the femtocell to sniff a valid authentication request. This could happen in a different area than the monitored one. Then the employer would position the device near the entrance of the building. Movements inside the building could be tracked as well by placing additional devices to cover different areas of the building. If devices with wider area coverage than a femtocell are used, the adversary should use triangulation to obtain finer position data."
II. Fixing the Flaws
So what does all of this mean?? 3G networks -- any 3G network, according to the authors -- are vulnerable to tampering which allows their users to be tracked, due to protocol weaknesses.
The IMSI paging attack flaw seems to be the more dangerous attack as it can be used to track anonymous victims.
Researchers say the flaw can easily be fixed. [Image Source: North Miami Beach FL]
Fortunately, there's a fix to both problems. The fix is to both modify the error messages, and adopt certain protocol changes. Those changes would involve introducing a so-called "unlikability" session key to weed out malicious AKA requests, and to implement IMSI paging procedure fixes to prevent the DOS trickery.
The 3G mobile industry's security watchdog,
, is investigating the proof-of-concept attacks and is considering the proposed fixes, which the authors argue would have a "low... computational and economical cost". Those fixes could (in theory) be rolled out in coming months to prevent attackers from exploiting "in the wild" the soon-to-be-published flaw.
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Click here for the summaries from yesterday's webinar from the Colorado Climate Center. Click on the thumbnail graphic for the precipitation summary for November, so far.
Meanwhile, Bruce Willoughby (The Denver Post), has inked a report on some of the ramifications for Lake Mead and Lake Powell after 7 months of drought in the Upper Colorado River Basin. Here's an excerpt:
It's no secret that precipitation in the Upper Colorado River Basin has been well below average this year, and the data from the seven drought months leading up to October offer continued cause for concern. Six of those months have seen significantly diminished precipitation in the basin, falling as low as 10 percent of average upstream of Grand Junction in June. Only July, at 160 percent upstream of Grand Junction and 130 percent above Utah's Lake Powell, saw above-average precipitation. Four of those months saw precipitation 55 percent of average or less.
The ramifications aren't limited to Colorado. Total inflow into Lake Powell in September was just 100,000 acre feet, 25 percent of average, and 104,000 acre feet in August.
"These are the two lowest months on record for inflow into Lake Powell. That tells you how dry things are," CRD general manager Eric Kuhn said at the district's October board meeting. "Even if we have a moderately dry winter, things will be pretty bad. If we have average precipitation in the next two years, Lake Mead levels will be approaching the first shortage trigger in 2014."
The Colorado River Basin Study to be released later this month by the seven river basin states and U.S. Bureau of Reclamation predicts a potential shortfall of as much as 2 million acre-feet between water supply and water demand in the coming decades. That news has spurred a call for action.
"The question is, a call for what action?" Kuhn said.
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"I rejected nothing. There's nothing to reject," defense attorney James Thomas told the Detroit Free Press Wednesday. "We're preparing for trial, and that's all there is to it."
Thomas was reacting to a report by The Detroit News that Kilpatrick passed up an offer that would have sent him to prison for 15 years. The former mayor could be sentenced to 30 years if he is convicted. His trial doesn't start until September.
The U.S. attorney's office and the FBI have declined to discuss whether a deal was offered to Kilpatrick.
Kilpatrick, 41, is accused of using his office to enrich himself. His father and two others -- Kilpatrick friend Bobby Ferguson and former city employee Victor Mercado -- also are charged. Two others -- former aide Derrick Miller and ex-fundraiser Emma Bell -- have pleaded guilty and are expected to testify against Kilpatrick.
Kilpatrick pleaded guilty in 2008 to obstruction of justice and resigned as mayor. He agreed to pay the city $680,000 restitution in the plea-bargain deal that enabled him to avoid trial on charges including lying under oath regarding a text-message scandal.
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The link has loads more images and you can also search on Dino Tank. Oh, and that video is just hilarious. If somebody could photoshop a Wiggins jersey on the Dino, that would be perfect. lol.
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The certified tax rolls in Manatee and Sarasota counties released July 1 confirmed a second, consecutive 10% drop in taxable values Key-wide.
Longboat Key officials, who anticipated a 10% to 12% drop in property values when they released the preliminary budget last month, confirmed a 10.5% drop in property values town-wide Monday, July 6.
The town's taxable values dropped approximately $621,409,263, marking the second time year-to-year taxable values have dropped on the island since 1988. Last year, the town's taxable values dropped $648,787,520.
Based on the town's current millage rate of 1.5 mills, the estimated tax-roll loss results in a budget revenue reduction of approximately $908,967.
The Town Commission will set its maximum millage rate at 7 p.m. tonight at the Town Commission regular meeting at Town Hall, 501 Bay Isles Road.
Town Manager Bruce St. Denis has asked the commission to adopt the maximum millage rate of 1.6751 mills tonight while it continues its budget preparations.
St. Denis, however, does not anticipate presenting a budget with a millage rate that's higher than 1.5967 mills and will continue to erase the deficit to further lower the anticipated millage increase.
For more information on the commission's decision, visit www.YourObserver.com this evening for regular meeting updates and pick up a copy of the Thursday, July 9 Longboat Observer.
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PITTSFIELD -- Tim Croce is a civil engineer by trade and a word-game enthusiast by choice.
But there's a place where his livelihood and his hobby intersect: crossword puzzles.
Not doing crosswords. Constructing them. For The New York Times.
A 28-year-old engineer for the city of Pittsfield, Croce has built 14 crosswords that have been published in The Times since March 2010, with the most recent appearing on June 2. He said 11 more crosswords he developed have been accepted by The Times and are awaiting publication. He says he's submitted 70 to 80.
"He's prolific," said Will Shortz, crossword puzzle editor of The New York Times since 1993. "He sends me a lot of puzzles. Fourteen is pretty good."
Crossword puzzle aficionados refer to themselves as "cruciverbalists." (Cruci is from the Latin word for "cross," while a verbalist is someone who is good with words.) In that network, The Times is the Holy Grail of crossword puzzles. Get one crossword published in The Times and you're a hero. But 14?
That's rock-star territory.
"It was one of my goals," Croce said about having a crossword in The Times. "They're the granddaddy of them all. Everyone who wants a puzzle published wants one in The Times."
There's a reason The Times has published so many of Croce's compositions.
"Because they're good," Shortz said, adding that he receives 75 to 100 submissions a week.
Shortz said Croce's June 2 puzzle, which was published on a Saturday -- Times crosswords escalate in difficulty from Monday through the rest of the week -- contained nine 15-letter answers that stretched the entire grid of the puzzle.
"That's extremely difficult to do," Shortz said.
So how did Croce get to this level? The process started with a rejection.
A word-play enthusiast who began doing crosswords in kindergarten, Croce sent his first crossword to the Times 12 years ago, when he was a high school student in Torrington, Conn.
"I didn't hear back from them for quite a while," he said. "I guess you could say I got discouraged."
Croce waited until he was a student at the University of Connecticut before trying again. He received feedback from The Times this time, but it wasn't good.
"Looking back, they were admittedly not up to par," he said.
It wasn't until September 2008 that Croce received his first acceptance letter.
"I was very, very excited about it," he said. "I called everyone I knew and said, 'I got one in!' "
Croce constructed crosswords with a pencil and graph paper until he found a computer program -- known as crossword compiler -- that helped him facilitate the process. That program includes a database of words that helps Croce piece together clues and answers.
To avoid redundancy, he uses another computer program that contains every clue in crosswords that have been published in The New York Times and the Los Angeles Times for the past several years.
"What makes a good puzzle is not necessarily an impressive construction, but having every answer clean," Croce said. "No quote-unquote ugly words or partial phrases. A lot of Scrab bly words and more unusual letters -- clues with a lot of word play and misdirection."
The New York Times publishes crosswords with and without themes (the theme puzzles run Mondays through Thursdays). Croce said The Times pays $200 for a puzzle published Mondays through Saturdays, and $1,000 for one on a Sunday.
Croce is "more of a themeless fan" but said the time he spends creating a crossword can vary. He said a puzzle he developed for The Eagle (above) took him five hours to create, "but that's pretty quick for one."
"Most of them I work on in fits and starts," he said. "In a themeless, if I work on it, I can sit down for an hour or two at a time. It will take anywhere from three days to a week if I'm really focused and if it comes together really well."
Croce said he consults his wife, Christine, for ideas on constructing crossword puzzles. The couple, who have been married for two years, met at UConn, where they were members of the marching band. Christine said she didn't know Tim was a word-play enthusiast until she spotted him working on a crossword on a computer in his dorm room.
"I love that he does this," she said. "It's creative."
"He was laid off twice in Connecticut because of the economy," she added. "I'm sure it took the stress out of that."
Tim slowly is converting Christine into playing word games. It started when she underwent major brain surgery three years ago, and Tim brought a book of crossword puzzles to her hospital room,
"He said, 'Work these puzzles; it will help your memory,' " she said. "Ever since he brought the book with him, I've been getting into it. It's definitely helped with my memory."
"He's really good at it," she said. "I haven't finished one yet."
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n Sunday puzzles began in The New York Times in 1942, daily puzzles in 1950. Mobile versions were created in 2008 and 2009. A version for Kindle Fire and Nook came out this year.
n The Sunday New York World became the first U.S. newspaper to publishes crosswords (1913). The puzzle originally was known as a "word-cross."
n Naomi Pasachoff of Williamstown has constructed crosswords that have been published in several places, including The Advocate and a New York Times Book of Crossword Puzzles.
n The Times crossword is syndicated to more than 300 newspapers and journals, including six U.S. college newspapers.
n The youngest person to have a crossword published in The Times is 14 years old.
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A Doncaster town centre pub has been landed with a record fine for illegally showing Sky Sports.
Hogan's Bar in Silver Street was hit with the £22,600 payout after it was found not to have the necessary licence to screen live football matches.
The prosecution was brough by FACT - the Federation Against Copyright Theft - he eleventh brought by the organisation this season alone and bringing total fines and costs paid by licensees across the UK to nearly £70,000.
In the latest case, Simon Barnett and Anthony Ball of Hogan's Bar, alongside Doncaster Balls Limited, were found guilty in their absence at Doncaster Magistrates Court of not having the right to screen live matches at the bar.
The resulting order to pay a combined total of £22,600 in fines and costs sets a new record following a criminal conviction for illegal Sky use in licenced premises.
This latest conviction demonstrates the potential financial cost to businesses who choose to broadcast matches to which Sky has exclusive rights in the UK without the correct commercial viewing agreement.
There have been more than 1,500 similar prosecutions to date, hundreds of further cases are in the pipeline and each conviction can result in criminal prosecution, substantial costs and potential loss of licence.
Stephen Gerrard, prosecuting manager, FACT, said: "We sometimes hear from licensees that they are prepared to risk a fine of around £5,000 for showing Sky Sports illegally, but this case shows that both licensees, employees and associated companies can each face fines of up to £5,000 for every offence they commit, or each match that they show. On top of this, the court can order legal costs to be paid and there is a requirement to inform the local licensing authority of the criminal offence, which can impact their licenses - it simply isn't worth the risk."
These convictions were carried out by FACT on behalf of its members and form a key part of Sky's commitment to protecting pubs who honestly invest in legitimate Sky Sports subscriptions.
The company is committed to visiting every licensed premise reported by other publicans and/or organisations for illegally showing Sky. In total, Sky has made arrangements to visit more than 700 pubs each week in towns and cities across the UK this season.
Alison Dolan, Deputy Managing Director, Sky Business, said: "This issue is very close to the hearts of our legitimate Sky pub customers who are being left short-changed by licensees broadcasting Sky content illegally. It creates an uneven playing field for their businesses, which is why we are committed to visiting thousands of pubs this season, as well as investigating suppliers and continuing to support FACT's work."


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The First Cumberland Presbyterian Church at 1200 N. Arkansas Ave. invites everyone to Christmas services at 10 a.m. Sunday for worship and the Christmas Cantata "Messiah Sing" by the church choir directed by Janet Clement. There will be no Sunday school classes that morning.
The community is also invited to a come-and-go service of prayer and communion from 5-6:30 p.m. Tuesday. All are welcome to attend.
First United Methodist Christmas Eve services
The First United Methodist Church will host Christmas Eve services on Tuesday. The service will include carols, candles and communion and will be conducted from 5-11 p.m.
The church is located at 304 S. Commerce, Russellville.
First Assembly Christmas Eve service
Russellville First Assembly, 124 East G St., will celebrate Christmas Eve with carols, candles and communion from 5:30-6 p.m. Tuesday.
There will be a short devotion by Pastor Ronnie Morris, children will gather around Pastor Kerrye on stage for the reading of a Christmas story, candles will be lit as all join together and sing Christmas carols and they will offer communion. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Ladies Bible classes begin in January
All ladies of all ages are invited to ladies' Bible classes, beginning in January at these times and locations:
• Hector Church of Christ, 354 Oak Street, Saturdays at 3 p.m.
• West Side Church of Christ off of West Main in Russellville, Thursdays at 6 p.m. (right side of the family center up the ramp).
• Waldron Church of Christ 131 West 6th Street, Wednesdays at 4 p.m. (multipurpose building).
S.I.S.T.E.R.S. stands for Sisters In Service, Teaching, Equipping, Reaching, Sustaining. You can find S.I.S.T.E.R.S. online at www.bibleschoolresources.net.
Zion Lutheran Church Christmas Eve Play and Service
The members of Zion Lutheran Church youth invite everyone to attend their Christmas Eve play at 7 p.m. Tuesday. This year's Christmas play is entitled "The Christmas Message – The Savior's Birth."
This year's Christmas Eve at Zion will be a little different than years past. At 7:30 p.m. they will serve refreshments and fellowship will follow the Christmas play. At 8:30, there will be a Christmas Eve service led by Zion's Pastor, Thom Lakso. All are invited to attend the Christmas Eve service as well. Zion Lutheran Church is located atop Augsburg mountain at the intersection of Hwy. 333 and Augsburg Road. For more information please call (479) 264-4478 or (479) 331-3277.
All Saints to celebrate two Christmas Eve services
All Saints Episcopal Parish will celebrate two Christmas Eve Services. The Christmas Eve family service will begin at 5:30 p.m. Mother Angi Tharakan will be the Celebrant for the Holy Eucharist. There is a cookie and wassail reception that begins immediately after service. Child care will be provided.
The Christmas Eve Midnight Mass will begin at 10:30 p.m. and includes congregational singing of carols, the grand processional, and the Holy Eucharist celebrating the anticipation, awe and wonder of the birth of Jesus. Father Jos Tharakan will be the Celebrant. There is a cookie and wassail reception immediately following the Midnight Mass.
All are welcomed to attend.
Church group to host Christmas party
All Saints Episcopal Church group "senior moments" will host a Christmas party at 6 p.m. Saturday. Seniors (55 or older) are welcome to attend. Guests are asked to bring something sweet to eat and a wrapped gift ornament.
Womens Missionary group
First Assembly Womens Missionary group now have fresh shelled pecans available. For more information call, 880-9947 or 968-3709.
Restoration Church to host guest speaker
Rev. Randy Findley will be the guest speaker at Restoration Church at 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. on Sunday. The church is located at 2349 S. Elmira, Russellville. Pastor james Findley welcomes all to attend.


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Diabetes can return after gastric bypass
HOUSTON, June 26 (UPI) — Gastric bypass surgery reverses type 2 diabetes in many obese patients but the disease recurs within five years in 21 percent of cases, U.S. researchers say.
Lead author Dr. Yessica Ramos of the Mayo Clinic Arizona in Scottsdale and co-investigators studied the medical records of 72 obese patients with type 2 diabetes who underwent a Roux-en-Y gastric bypass operation from 2000 to 2007 and had at least three years of follow-up visits.
The study found, of these patients, 92 percent had a reversal of their diabetes at some point. However, within three to five years after the surgery, 21 percent of the patients experienced a recurrence of their type 2 diabetes — documented by bloodwork or restarting use of diabetes medications.
The patients who did not have recurrence of diabetes lost more weight initially and maintained a lower mean weight throughout the five years of follow-up, although both groups regained similar amounts of weight, Ramos said.
There was no significant association between higher recurrence rate and body mass index before surgery, the authors found.
"The recurrence rate was mainly influenced by a longstanding history of type 2 diabetes before the surgery," Ramos said in a statement. "This suggests that early surgical intervention in the obese, diabetic population will improve the durability of remission of type 2 diabetes."
The findings were presented at The Endocrine Society's 94th annual meeting in Houston.
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Same Souths, says Knights coach Wayne Bennett; Rabbitohs coach begs to differ
Wayne Bennett says South Sydney aren't doing anything new and it's "debatable" if their modus operandi can break a 43-year premiership drought; rival Michael Maguire responded by detailing how the Rabbitohs have evolved.
Souths' quest to play controlled football with just enough flair to outpoint any opposition appeared to take a step to the good when they ran up 32 points before making their first error in their 50-10 win at Cairns' Barlow Park.
The lingering question for the bunnies is whether they can reach the "next level" required to win their first premiership since 1971; on Friday against Manly we may get closer to an answer.
"Souths aren't going to change," said Bennett, whose only joy came from two tries in a three-minute period during the second half.
"There wasn't one of us in that changeroom who didn't know at any stage what they were going to throw at us and how they were going to do it.
"That's their challenge. They do it every week the same way. If a team's good enough to stand up to it, it puts them under pressure. We couldn't stand up to them ... another day we might have.
"They play similar to the Roosters. We handled the Roosters OK last week – they run hard, they tackle in numbers and they'll keep doing it for the full 80 minutes."
Asked if that would be enough to win the competition, the Knights' master coach answered: "Well, it didn't work for them last year in the end – it's debatable. They were good today. That's all you can take. The other teams have got to stop that. As I said, there's not a coach in the NRL who doesn't know how they're going to play.
"If no one can stop them, they can certainly win the premiership. They've got enough strike-power and ability in that team. It's a pretty hardened footy team – there's a fair bit of confidence."
But the Rabbits' captain, Greg Inglis, insisted the team was "evolving" and when told of Bennett's comments, Maguire was willing to outline how, telling Triple M: "To have the luxury now of Dylan Walker on an edge and Alex Johnson on an edge, it's allowing us to go a bit sideways sometimes when we need to ... and then come back through the middle. Everyone's got an opinion, but we're very satisfied with our plan."
South Sydney took 13 minutes to post their first try, and Kirisome Auva'a got their 10th, and his second with five to go in front of 11,000 fans on an unpredictable and humid Cairns afternoon.
Winger Alex Johnston – the 19-year-old who once played Inglis in a television commercial – has scored 14 tries in 10 matches. "Last year, looking towards this year, I would not have dreamed I'd even be in first grade," Johnston said.
Inglis commented: "I think I first met him in 2008 – we did the NRL ad together. He played myself and in a couple of years he's running outside me. It's pleasing to see a young kid like that stick at it and make his dream come true.
"Those kids, I just sit back and admire. What's really good about them is their feet are still grounded and they'll go a long way.''
There were the obligatory video refereeing controversies despite the margin; significant doubt over whether Knight Adam Clydesdale and Rabbit Tom Burgess grounded the ball cleanly.
"It's always been contentious, it'll always be a problem," said Bennett. "You see enough of them, you get yourself confused about what is a try and what isn't a try.
"There's no doubt we need the video ref. It's never going to be perfect. It's just a fact of life."
The Rabbitohs scored a freakish 33rd minute try when Chris McQueen booted a loose ball on the half-volley straight into the waiting hands of centre Dylan Walker.
Newcastle skipper Kurt Gidley concluded: "They blew us off the path. Defensively, we were way off the pace. I thought they were good. I thought we were really bad."
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Mariuolumne Dome Climber's Log
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|Side trip
Date Climbed: Jun 23, 2012
|Over from other peaks in the area on an afternoon hike, watched the sunset from here and Medlicott Dome, so back in the dark. Nice views all around.
|Posted Jun 26, 2012 1:54 pm
|Tom Fralich
|Euro Trash to Hobbit Book
Date Climbed: Aug 14, 2010
|Mary and I did the link-up of Euro Trash (5.8 AO, 4 pitches) to Hobbit Book (5.7, 4 pitches). I pulled through the crux on Euro Trash by pulling on the draws, but Mary managed to free it without difficulty (maybe I should have tried it free). A slow party of three delayed our start on Hobbit Book, but they kindly let us pass at the second belay. Crux face pitch was exciting, but not that scary (I managed to sling some plates). Descent was very straightforward.
|Posted Aug 15, 2010 4:25 am
|Hobbit Book
Date Climbed: Jul 4, 2009
|What a spectacular climb and great summit views ! Climbed with K. Chaltikian - he led pitches 1 and 3 (runout 5.7), and I led pitches 2 and 4.
We approached via a 4-pitch climb on the lower apron called Euro Trash (5.8 or 5.11a) instead of the usual talus, etc. (I put a note in Additions / Corrections)
|Posted Jul 5, 2009 8:37 pm
|Did the walk up 2-3
Date Climbed: Jul 11, 2000
|Not a face climber, I went up through the forest one summer afternoon. Scrambled the backside again July 11, '10. Ten years to the day. This dome had great views!
|Posted Feb 5, 2009 12:19 am
|Great dome & climb!
Date Climbed: Aug 16, 2008
|Great climb, with Gordon. No parties ahead of us, so even better! I was stressing about the impending runout for the first 2 pitches, but when I finally got going on it, it was fine. Great & pretty chill face climbing, actually! Pitches 3 & 4 were phenomenal! It started dripping a bit when we topped out. 4:05 or so for the climb. Did Seconds to Darkness on the way down, also fun. Immediately after we got done rapp'ing it, it started to drizzle. Great timing that day.
|Posted Aug 18, 2008 4:31 pm
|Middle Earth
Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2007
|with Karen. good climb, 3 pitches with 60m rope.
|Posted Aug 26, 2007 4:27 pm
|Steve Larson
|Hobbit Book
Date Climbed: Jul 3, 2007
|Went up there with Misha and Etsuko. Misha discovered he forgot his climbing shoes as we roped up, so Etsuko and I continued without him. The route was fun and easy. The runout section looked intimidating, but was quite secure and fun in the end. Nice to top out on the very summit.
|Posted Jul 26, 2007 12:51 pm
|hobbit book
|hobbit book with alex.. last climb of the season.. got to the summit just as the weather rolled in .. freezing rain... high tailed it out quick..
|Posted Jul 26, 2007 11:30 am
|2 routes
|Climbed Hobbit Book and Middle Earth.
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Tampa permits NY to speak with Tortorella
Tortorella and Sullivan both have a year remaining on their contracts with Tampa Bay which is why the Isles needed permission, the former coach reportedly was making 1.3 million.
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Mike Sullivan was the former Bruins coach for those who recall. Larry Brooks will not be a happy man if the Isles come to terms with Tortorella.
Let the games begin.
Anyone else have a flashback to summer 1995 after that video when the Isles last hired a relatively successful coach. Of course Tortorella comes with a Stanley Cup ring.
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I thought Mike Sullivan did a pretty good job when he was in Boston. He seems to have the same demeanor as Laviolette. I think he'd be a solid choice for both a head coaching or assistant coaching position.ReplyDelete
I remember Sullivan was the coach before Chiarelli came in and hired Dave Lewis. Tortorealla praised him recently and said he should be given another chance to coach.ReplyDelete
One of the prolbmes with this coaching search is a person like Tortorella is going to want his own people, not Ted Nolan's or Garth Snow's.
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I did take off friday, skipped out on work and class. Got the new blackberry tour, then went and played 36 holes. Great day for me. Plan on doing the same today!
I did take off friday, skipped out on work and class. Got the new blackberry tour, then went and played 36 holes. Great day for me. Plan on doing the same today!
A good review from you EM might make me think of upgrading as well. I wasn't a BB fan at first but have grown to think what a great product this is.
I was thinking about taking off early tomorrow. But then I checked my clubs calendar (it's a semi-private) and saw that there is a 1:00 shotgun. This makes me angry. One day I will hopefully be able to join a private club. Have to wait unitil Saturday I guess.
Currently not a member of a club. I have the same goal. Hopefully in the next 2-3 years I can join one of the private clubs in the area. Takes a little bit to save up for the high initiation fees for the ones in the are. At least high for me.
Mondo, I have had the pleasure of playing the TPC in Detroit. It is a wonderful course and very worthwhile if you get the chance. I managed to get on and play just after the Ford event 3 years ago, which means it played really TOUGH. But I till loved it!
You know, every time I go into the Forum site, I see this. Tomorrow I play again. I think this is one of those subliminal suggestion sites that is put out to make you want to golf more. It is working. Am also slated to go out again on Monday. The weather up here in the upper midwest is fantastic for us. Temps in the middle to upper 70s and lows in the mid to lower 50s. Why not golf.
Thanks for the great review Tar Heel, need to put some time in looking for a member to get out there and play.
How'd you play that day???
Had a relaxing round today in a scramble with my wife and father in law.
Did way better than I thought we would and was able to work on a few things because I had no expectations of trying to be "perfect"
Got a long week of practice ahead of me to get ready for a tournament next weekend so I'm glad I had a chance to play and relax at the same time.
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Cinematheque . 1/21-24: In A Lonely Place, Thin Red Line, (untitled) & More!
1/21-24: In A Lonely Place, Thin Red Line, (untitled) & More!
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(UNTITLED) spoofs downtown New York avant-garde art scene Adam Goldberg plays a serious composer of difficult, dissonant music in the acclaimed new comedy (UNTITLED) . He resents his painter brother's commercial success until he too becomes the darling of a beautiful Chelsea gallery owner (Marley Shelton). Variety says that this acclaimed movie, which has music by Pulitzer Prize winner David Lang, is "the first film since 'Art School Confidential' to seriously confront issues befuddling artists torn between their drives for personal expression and a demanding marketplace." But it "seriously confronts" them in a very amusing way, as you can see from the funny trailer. See it Saturday or Sunday. Spooky debut feature AFTERSCHOOL evokes the best of Michael Haneke A shy, web-obsessed prep school student accidentally videotapes the deaths (by overdose) of two classmates in the chilling AFTERSCHOOL , the feature debut by 24-year-old wunderkind Antonio Campos. Likened to the work of Austria's Michael Haneke because of its shared obsession with videotape, voyeurism, death, and amoral young people, "Afterschool" (which was shot in 35mm scope) also recalls Haneke in its icy elegance, easily seen in the trailer http://blog.cia.edu/cinematheque/?p=503. Don't miss one of the most acclaimed debut films in recent memory when we show it on Saturday and Sunday. Is Nicholas Ray's IN A LONELY PLACE the best forgotten Bogart film? Humphrey Bogart plays a lonely, weary, self-destructive Hollywood screenwriter accused of murder in Nicholas Ray's achingly poetic 1950 classic IN A LONELY PLACE . Co-starring Gloria Grahame, the movie is also a love story, though one infused with romantic despair. We've discovered that many moviegoers love this moody masterpiece, which is rarely shown theatrically. Don't miss it in a new 35mm print this Saturday or Sunday. Malick series continues with sublime and moving WWII epic THE THIN RED LINE Adrien Brody, Jim Caviezel, George Clooney, Woody Harrelson, Nick Nolte, Sean Penn, and John Travolta are just a few of the stars who appear in Terrence Malick's 1998 Guadalcanal diary THE THIN RED LINE . It's a war film like no other; only Malick would make a combat movie set in a lush Eden and then focus more on soldiers' internal thoughts and memories than on external action. Don't miss this soaring, shattering modern classic when we show it in gorgeous 35mm on Thursday and Friday. ACT OF GOD is new doc from director of celebrated "Manufactured Landscapes" People hit by lightning tell their stories in the electrifying (sorry) new documentary ACT OF GOD . The new film from the director of "Manufactured Landscapes" also considers accidents, chance, fate, and our collective quest to make sense out of tragedy. Novelist Paul Auster and musician Fred Frith are two of the celebrities who appear in it. Watch the trailer It's our Deal of the Week! (Limit two discount admissions per print-out) This Week's Films Thu., Jan. 21, at 6:30 pm Fri., Jan. 22, at 7:30 pm ACT OF GOD Thu., Jan.21, at 8:05 pm Fri., Jan. 22, at 9:05 pm The Films of Terrence Malick THE THIN RED LINE Sat., Jan. 23, at 5:15 pm Sun., Jan. 24, at 4:00 pm Revivals & Restorations! New 35mm Print! IN A LONELY PLACE Sat., Jan. 23, at 7:10 pm Sun., Jan. 24, at 8:55 pm (UNTITLED) Sat., Jan. 23, at 9:10 pm Sun., Jan. 24, at 6:45 pm AFTERSCHOOL Last Week's Films Thu., Jan. 28, at 6:30 pm Fri., Jan. 29, at 9:25 pm The Films of Terrence Malick THE NEW WORLD Thu., Jan. 28, at 9:05 pm Fri., Jan. 29, at 7:30 pm THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL Sat., Jan. 30, at 5:15 pm Sun., Jan. 31, at 4:00 pm New 35mm Restoration! ARAYA Sat., Jan. 30, at 7:00 pm Sun., Jan. 31, at 8:45 pm GENTLEMEN BRONCOS Sat., Jan. 30, at 8:50 pm Sun., Jan. 31, at 6:30 pm THE BOX The Cinematheque The Cleveland Institute of Art 11141 East Boulevard Cleveland, OH 44106 Phone: (216) 421-7450 http://cia.edu/cinematheque
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We're No Angels possesses perhaps the dryest humor of any movie I've ever seen. The film stars Humphrey Bogart as Joseph, Aldo Ray as Albert and Peter Ustinov as Jules escaped criminals from Devil's Island prison and passing themselves off as convict workers until they escape from the island onto a passing ship. In an effort to hide themselves they work for an inept storekeeper and his family. For some unknown reason they take a shine to the family and help them through both their financial and personal problems. They are aided in their efforts by their companion Adolphe, a small Eastern Coral Snake kept as a pet by Albert.
It's hard to describe the humor in this movie. The film is willing to take its time to build up to a punch line that produces not a guffaw, but a snicker. I could tell you that one of the funniest lines in the movies is when Humphrey Bogart returns to the other two convicts, sits down and dead pans, "He knows already." But without the buildup to the situation it doesn't sound funny, and if I tried to describe the joke, it would fall completely flat. What makes the joke work is the slow build up and the dead pan delivery.
We're No Angels is not a fall on the floor laughing movie. It's a slight chuckle here and a smirk there type of movie that will make you feel good, without insulting your intelligence.


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Finance Faculty Member Publishes Book on Technical Analysis
July 9, 2012
Julie Dahlquist, senior lecturer in finance, has published her third book on technical analysis, Technical Analysis of Gaps. The book is co-authored with her husband Richard Bauer, a faculty member at St. Mary's University.
Gaps represent price jumps that could signal profitable technical trading opportunities.
Using 17 years of comprehensive data, the book shows how to identify strategic gaps with high-profit potential in order to trade more successfully.
The book addresses such issues as gap size, volume, and previous price movement; and integrates their insights into practical, actionable gap-related trading strategies for stocks, futures and options.
Technical analysis is a method used to make investment decisions based on the study of past market data, primarily price and volume data. Rooted in economic theory, technical analysts study the actions of the market in order to forecast the direction that the market will continue.
Dahlquist, a renowned technical analyst researcher, is a certified Chartered Market Technician. A frequent presenter at national and international conferences, Dahlquist and Bauer were honored last year by the Market Technicians Association for their paper on this issue.
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LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — University of Kansas students say a special Lawrence police detail set up to curb dangerous behavior among partiers downtown is unfairly targeting them as a way to raise revenue for the city.
But police say the special patrols that began Aug. 14 are meant to protect students and the rest of the public from problems typically associated with alcohol consumption.
The Lawrence Journal-World (http://bit.ly/1dZ7lt6 ) reports the special detail has cited more than 180 people for offenses ranging from possession of alcohol by a minor to using a fake ID. Fourteen have been arrested, including several for driving under the influence.
Sgt. Trent McKinley says it's unclear how long extra officers will be assigned downtown, but he says it's not a permanent unit.
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Hello peoplezz, i love reading Fan Fiction, which is why i'm on here. I really aspire to be an author, so hopefully new Fan Fics from me will be up soon!♥!
As you can tell by my name, i LOVE Dramione (Draco and Hermione) but i just recently became interested in Snape and Hermione (unaware of the abbreviated name)!!
Expect new stories from me,
Future author (hopefully),