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Chapter 313
In the utter bedlam of the fight, Vince had managed to slip into the crowd a few times. Tracking Globe as he was carried through chaos was a harder task than keeping watch on a big floating platform, but unfortunately without that platform to draw attention there were suddenly a lot more unoccupied eyes scanning to find him. There was no plan, Vince had long ago past what little amount of forethought he'd put into the situation. He only knew two things at this point: Globe was the best chance he had of getting everyone out safely, and Camille might be the only person present with both the ability and willingness to put Globe back on his feet. Finding her was paramount.
Risking another jump, Vince went airborne briefly, searching the area for any telltale signs of Camille. A series of downed guards, a white uniform on a small body darting about, Thomas hunched near the ground while another student held his neck. That last one wasn't hypothetical, it was the exact scene Vince's gaze fell upon just before his descent began. Wasting no time, he barreled forward, barely dodging a few fists and feeling some unseen attack slice his leg. The wound wasn't crippling, thankfully, it only felt like it was. Bad as it hurt, it had nothing on living for days with an entire burned body, so Vince was easily able to push the discomfort to the side as he charged for all he was worth.
Finally, he broke through a pair of guards with a well-placed electrical blast and came to a staggering stop next to Camille and a newly healed Thomas, who was already rubbing his neck where her hands had been. It wasn't until this exact moment that Vince realized he was nearly out of breath, he'd been in a dead sprint since the moment he grabbed Globe off the platform.
"Camille… please… heal… him." Not the elegant explanation detailing the complexities of the situation Vince might have wanted to provide, but to be fair even with lungs full of air he probably wouldn't have been able to spit everything out.
Her surprise at seeing him suddenly appear turned to stone-faced resolve as she noticed the man Vince was holding. "That's Globe, isn't it? Vince… I'm not sure that's a smart idea. I know you still see him as a good man, but he is a criminal. All of this, his attack is the one that started it. And he is incredibly dangerous. What you're asking might even be a crime itself." Camille paused, looking over to Thomas with an unspoken question, receiving a brief nod as the only reply.
She leaned down, hand drawing near until it was only inches from Globe's forehead. "But if being in actual battle last year taught us anything, it's the importance of trusting and relying on our team, or our class, in this case. So really make sure you know what you're doing, be positive you've thought it through as a Hero, not a son, and then make a call. We trust you, I trust you, just like you trusted me to be open to the idea. Make sure this is the right choice for everyone."
A shout went up from nearby, and a large cluster of body-armored people began heading in their direction. Almost at the same time, Camille caught sight of some costumes shifting toward their direction as well. While Vince had done the best job he could in getting Globe away from attention, amongst this many Supers it had always been an impossible task.
Vince heard them too, but he tried to put the sounds out of mind for the moment. Instead, he focused on Camille's question: was this really the best thing for all of them? The way Alice broke everything down, it seemed as though Graham DeSoto was open to the idea of Globe not being a villain. If Vince brought Globe to Graham right now, he could turn him over. Once arrested, Globe would no longer have to be afraid of the Heroes, and would only be under threat from guards. The Heroes might even be obligated to get him clear or keep him safe. But that scenario depended on a lot of guesswork, with countless factors that could go wrong. And taking Globe off the field would place the attention of the guards squarely on the Heroes, putting more of them at risk as the fight intensified. Bringing Globe back, however, only added one more Hero to the battlefield. Assuming all of it was true, that Vince hadn't managed to be duped again and his father really was the man Vince thought, would he actually be enough to make a difference? There was no telling. No matter what he did, Vince was guessing, betting on futures that may or may not come to pass.
With no way to think his way through this, Vince decided to take the advice of Jeremiah, the Hero he'd chosen to learn under: he got out of his own way and simply listened to his intuition. And on that front, there was no conflict or uncertainty.
"This is a rough situation. A lot of good people are in danger, and I'm not sure what's going to get it settled short of massive death. I can't promise you that this will fix everything, the most I can say is that I think if anyone, anywhere, can get us to a better solution, it's Globe. I can't make a case for it, I don't have the facts to say why. All I can tell you is that whenever he was there in my life, I always knew things would be okay. When he showed up, it was like the world worked the way it was supposed to, if only for a little while. I know that's crazy, I know its personal affection getting mixed up with tactics, but if I have to bet on what gets us through this, I'd put all I had on this man every single time."
"It isn't crazy, Vince." Thomas had moved position, he now had his back to them as he faced all of the people converging toward their location. "That's how people are supposed to feel when they see a Hero arrive on the scene. Camille, I'm not sure how long I can give you. Against this many, I may not last more than a few seconds. So make sure and use those seconds wisely."
Clapping his hands together, Thomas summoned a dome of orange energy that wrapped around all of them. He wasn't Globe, he couldn't fend off all those attacks for very long, if at all. But he was still fighting to claim the title of Hero, and that meant giving everything he had to what was right. Even if all he had could do nothing more than steal a few extra moments for his friends.
Not wasting time, Camille put her hand on Globe's forehead. "He's got a hell of a concussion, but I'll heal that last. No sense waking him before he's ready. I can't fix the arm, unfortunately. The most I could do would be to heal the wound where it was cut, and that's if it was fresh. You need someone stronger than me for regeneration."
"It's fine. He's had one arm for all the time I've known him and it's never slowed him down." Vince hadn't even noticed the fake arm fall away when Globe was knocked unconscious, his entire mind had been set on the task of finding Camille.
The orange dome around them began to shake, and Thomas fell to a knee, hands still glowing and held aloft. When he spoke, it was with gritted teeth and unshakable determination. "They're not… holding… back."
No, they wouldn't be. The guards didn't care that Globe was in the care of students, and the Heroes might not even know. They were attacking full-force, because for all they knew he was still a dangerous criminal, one with a staggering amount of power. More attacks came, cracks appearing in the orange dome. They healed quickly, but at a glance it was obvious that Thomas couldn't keep the pace up much longer. Once that barrier went down, there would be nothing to protect them from the onslaught. Their only hope now was Globe. Since he'd gotten them into this, it only seemed fitting that Vince put his money, or rather his body, where his mouth was.
"Thomas, open a hole. Just long enough for me to slip through. I'm going to take some of the pressure off you." Carefully setting Globe's head down, making sure Camille's hand never lost contact, Vince rose from the ground.
Before he could go, Camille grabbed his leg with her free hand. "I know you well enough to realize that nothing I say will stop you from doing something this stupid, so at least be careful out there. Those people aren't students, and the Heroes might not even know you're on their side. Healers can do a lot, but we can't fix death."
"I'll be careful," Vince assured her. "I'm not charging in blind or putting myself needlessly at risk. We have to hold the line here, otherwise we're all in serious danger. And I'm not trying to beat everyone, I just have to buy enough time for you to fix Globe. Keep everyone away from a single target." He smiled, sudden and unexpected despite the dire situation. "At least I've gotten to practice it once before."
"You aren't brainwashed this time, though."
"Don't have to be. Last time, Nick showed me an illusion of someone I loved and wanted to protect, but I've already got more than one right here." Taking a deep breath, Vince approached the edge of the orange barrier, giving a quick gesture to Thomas that he was ready.
"Sooner or later, the world is going to have to learn not to fuck with the people I love. Might as well be today."


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Kapunkaap, Bangkok
I've just got back from Bangkok, Thailand, about some hours ago. I spent about 3 days in total. I went by plane last Thursday, November 22nd, and arrived on CGK at 12.11 AM, Monday, November 26th.
It's an adorable journey. At first it was so hard to adapt there, because not all the Thais knows English well, unlike maybe in Singapore or Malaysia. However, I admired their kindness of treating the tourists. Even that they can't speak English, nor even understand when we speak English, they still find the way to answer questions.
When I asked a guy where is the BTS station to Sukhumvit, he looked confused about what I've said. But since I've mentioned "BTS" and "to Sukhumvit", he pulled my arms and show me the way by walking straight to the station! What you have to know is actually the station is quite far from where I met him! I can't stop adoring his kindness. Not just him, many Thais there helped me and my family to find ways, stations, places, etc.
I flew to Bangkok with my family and my aunt's family. We went to so many places in a day, all was planned by my cousin, who has ever been to Phuket. Because of that, every day we spent there is such a tiring-but-great day. On the last days I really feel a huge pain in my feet due to the walking all day. We visited some temples, big Buddha statues, museums, beaches, and also the Thailand Grand Palace. Also, we went to the shopping centers, such as Siam Paragon, MBK, and the famous Chatuchak Weekend Market.
We also have experienced riding on almost all the Thai's transportation, such as the public train, BTS (sky train), MRT (subway train), taxi (why do I count that?), mini bus, public bus, long trip bus, pick-ups in Pattaya (I don't know what's the name), and the most famous Tuk-tuk!
I hate to pick favorites, but the most exciting place for me is Chatuchak Weekend Market. There are so many fancy things there in such a good price that I even didn't bear to bargain (but then I still did it though). The second rank goes to Madame Tussauds Wax Museum Bangkok. I couldn't stop gazing at the wax statues, because they're looked really alike with the original person. Wow.
Over all the ups and downs, it was wonderful to be in Bangkok. The culture, the people, the food, the places, the city, all of them are lovable. I have to go to Bangkok again someday, really. It will be fascinating. ขอบคุณกรุงเทพ! You sure are adorable!
Photographs by Ruth Vania Christine, David Waltin, and Pinondang Pasaribu

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text: Over at the Daily Progress, Whitey Reid asks if the UVa men's lacrosse team is still the favorite going into the NCAA tournament. It's a good question. I saw some video on ESPN earlier from Grounds, talking about the men's and women's lacrosse teams. As often as UVa gets ignored by ESPN, it is just heartbreaking to see The University cast in this light on a national broadcast. What a miserable situation for everyone.


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Government is committed to address the matter, but as per the Minister,
cooperation between the mining sector and other important role players is
critical to finding a long-term solution to deal with the AMD challenge.
The study area lies in the Witwatersrand Goldfields area covering the Eastern,
Central and West Rand underground mining basins, between Randfontein in the west
and Nigel in the east. The study area is being considered in the context of the
water resources of the Vaal River water supply area and associated catchments.
Environment: Aquatic life generally cannot survive in a low pH environment, and
hence the receiving rivers may become sterile with little aquatic life (except
if such receiving rivers poses sufficient buffer capacity).
Humans: The water will have a metallic taste due to the metals that may be in
solution. Due to the low pH significant quantities of various heavy metals may
be dissolved in the water that may render it toxic.
A direct relationship between the pH of drinking water and human health effects
is difficult, if not impossible to establish since pH is very closely associated
with other aspects of water quality.
The taste of water, it's corrosivity and the solubility and speciation of metal
ions are all influenced by pH. At low pH water may taste sour.
The potential toxicity of metal ions and chemicals which can be protonated, for
example ammonia, is influenced by pH. Changes in pH affect the degree of
dissociation of weak acids and bases. This effect is of special importance
because the toxicity of many compounds is affected by their degree of
Corrosion of the water supply system is a major source of metal contamination in
drinking water. Metals that have the potential for causing such contamination
are lead, copper and zinc. Lead is subject to corrosion at a pH higher than 12.
Corrosion of cadmium is only significant below pH 6. Other metals which are
frequently used in household plumbing and that may be affected by pH are copper
and zinc.
Consumption of excessive amounts of sulphate in drinking
water typically results in diarrhoea. Sulphate imparts a bitter or salty taste
to water, and is associated with varying degrees of palatability.
SA does not explicitly specify a guideline value for the environment. High
values may have an effect on the aquatic environment, although it has been said
that aquatic eco-systems are able to adapt reasonably well to gradual and mild
changes in salt levels.
There are no dangers in drinking the neutralised and desalinated water from AMD
if treated to potable water standards. Though the water could be perfectly safe
the public have the perception that it may be unsafe. Society will need to be
informed that fully treated water will be safe. All possible toxic constituents
can be removed to the levels specified by the South African National Standard
(SANS) 241 – 2011 Standard.
The water can be treated to the quality required by the potential users, these
being either potable water users, industrial water users, or eventual release to
the rivers.
The Feasibility Study recommends that it be mostly utilized in the Vaal River
water supply area. It is possible that it can be supplied to either domestic or
industrial users or both.
The Johannesburg Central Business District (CBD) is in the Central Basin and the
decant level in the Central Basin is well below the lowest foundations of the
buildings that were reportedly considered by the press to be a high risk.
If the water level is maintained at the Environmental Critical Level (ECL), the
level will be even lower than the expected decant level.
The level above which the water in the mine voids at the critical locations (that
is where the environmental features to be protected are at the lowest
elevations) should not be allowed to rise, to protect specific environmental
features, including groundwater resources.
The level above which the water at the critical location in the mine void must
not be allowed to rise, to protect specific social or economic features, such as
Gold Reef City museum and active or planned mining.
Yes, the ECL is the level that is required to protect the environment, including
shallow aquifers and that is estimated to be safe and should not be breached.
The level that is required to protect the Gold Reef City museum(at the current
position on level 5) can be considered as the SECL and is lower than the ECL.
In the Western Basin the water is at the surface, and actions are being
implemented to lower the water level until it reaches the proposed ECL at 1 600
m amsl. During this process, continued monitoring will be required in order to
ensure that the associated dolomitic aquifers are suitably protected. If this is
not the case, the water level will be lowered further.
In the Eastern Basin, the LTS proposes a higher ECL than the Short-Term
Intervention (STI). The way to implement this is to stop the water
conservatively at the lower level and monitor to determine if pollution occurs.
If it is found that the situation has stabilised without any pollution the
underground mine water, the level can be allowed to rise gradually to a next
increment whilst monitoring. In this stepwise way the "highest" level where it
can be considered as "safe" can be determined and considered as the designated
With future pumping and monitoring the understanding of the dynamics of the water
flow, quality and quantity in the mine voids, etc. will be enhanced and will it
be possible to improve on the management of the system.
The treatment of AMD by the High Density Sludge (HDS) process results in
neutralised water which would then need to be desalinated. It is expected that
the long term average volume of water to be pumped and treated is as follows:
Western Basin – 23 Mℓ/24h
Central Basin – 46 M ℓ/24h
Eastern Basin – 80 M ℓ/24h
They will be submersible multi-stage pumps.
Studying or planning control of ingress from surface sources is not part of the
Feasibility Study. It is an on-going separate project by the Department of
Mineral Resources (DMR), driven by the Council of Geoscience (CGS). The LTS
Feasibility Study is looking at how much the volumes could be reduced if ingress
is managed and the potential cost benefit. The study looks at the effect of
ingress prevention and makes predictions of prevention percentages and the
effect on the LTS and design sizes. The Mine Voids Report, which is available on
the DWA website, will provide related information.
In the STI the water from the underground mine voids will be pumped to the HDS
plants at the surface where it will be neutralised and the metals will be
removed before releasing it to streams. For the LTS it will be treated through
neutralisation, metal removal and desalination for distribution to users. It is
important to neutralise the water where it is pumped as there is a high risk
associated with pumping or to transport acidic water over long distances.
Alternative points for discharge or use of the desalinated water are possible.
The STI works that are currently implemented and partly operational will
neutralise the AMD and remove metals. The partially treated AMD (still
containing elevated sulphate levels) will flow into the Tweelopies Spruit until
the implementation of the LTS. Two treatment "trains" are being upgraded at the
existing Rand Uranium treatment plant to treat the water.
Certain implementation actions can already start and from the LTS proposed
program it is clear that desalination works can possibly be operational within 4
years. It is slightly different for the different basins.
Government has mandated DWA for implementing the solution as well as for
operating and maintaining the works. DWA might contract the implementation of
the solution to a third party, but will hold ultimate responsibility.
The DWA takes ultimate responsibility for it and will decide if they need an
agent such as the Trans-Caledon Tunnel Authority (TCTA), Rand Water or a private
institution to run it.
The Government will take responsibility to ensure that funds are available for
the establishment of the works and construction contracts. Some of the mines
have contributed land, infrastructure (such a pumps), mine shafts for pumping
purposes, etc., while funds will be sourced from the normal Government sources
such as the budget, loans etc. for the LTS. The funding of the works should not
be misconstrued with cost recovery.
The Department supports the polluter pays principle, i.e. the polluter
contributes to the costs for the remedial action taken. Apart from the
contributions by the polluter, there are other revenue streams that can also be
considered, such as that the water users pay. Water users in the Vaal River
System will benefit in two ways, i.e. the treated AMD can be supplied for use
and it will also limit the need for dilution releases from the Vaal Dam, which
will defer the need to implement other water augmentation schemes. In addition,
there may be other beneficiaries (e.g. existing and/ or future underground
mining) who may require a static water level in the mine void that is kept below
the Environmental Critical Level who will need to contribute. The sources for
cost recovery must still be confirmed by the DWA.
DWA does support the Polluter Pays Principle. It is difficult to commit to a
timeline at this stage, but the Polluter Pays Principle will be applied.
Government needs to engage with the mining industry soon about various aspects,
e.g. access to land and infrastructure and partnering options etc. The
apportionment of liability issue is sensitive. The study report on the
apportionment of liability will inform DWA's legal strategy and will thus be a
confidential document until such time that the necessary negotiations/ actions
have taken place. The DWA is to engage with the DMR on the subject in due
The operational cost of the infrastructure for desalination is very high. How the
cost will be recovered and from whom has not yet been decided. The cost of water
to the users of raw water is determined in terms of the Departmental pricing
strategy. The polluter pays as well as the user pays principles will be guiding
principles in this discussion.
All the options mentioned require the water to be neutralised. If a technology
for desalination that does not require any neutralisation can be proven, the HDS
infrastructure may then become redundant. The operational costs for the
treatment of AMD by means of the HDS process and reverse osmosis will be high in
comparison to the capital expenditure (indications are that for approximately
every 8 years, the operational costs may be equivalent to the capital cost). The
LTS looks at the solution for the next 100 years or more and it would thus be in
society's interest to come up with cheaper technologies. Hence, the cost spent
now on some infrastructure that may become redundant in future can be justified.
Neutralisation is a chemical reaction in which an acid and a base interact with
the formation of a salt. In this circumstance the acidity of the water is being
reduced by dosing with alkaline substances such as lime to increase the pH and
precipitate out metals such as Iron to form salts.
Desalination is a process where the salts causing the increase in salinity of
water are removed from the water. This can be achieved by chemical, physical or
biological processes. Chemical processes entail chemical precipitation of
certain elements in the water. Physical processes entail processes such as
Reverse Osmosis (RO), where water is pressed through a membrane that retains the
salts. Biological processes entail the biological reduction of substances such
as sulphates by biological processes. These substances can then be precipitated
in a chemical process.
The Study recommends a reference solution based on proven Ion Exchange for the
removal of Uranium, HDS technology for neutralisation and metal removal and
Reverse Osmosis for desalination. During the tender phase the private sector
could come with alternate proposals if it can perform the same function and be
more cost effective.
The Feasibility Study endeavoured to obtain a holistic solution that will limit
the waste products generated by the processes. The reference project will produce
sludge from the HDS and RO process that will be disposed of at a Sludge Storage
Facility and brine that will be disposed of in an evaporation facility.
Although uncertain at this stage it is envisaged that through subsequent
technology development and implementation, the waste products should be in a
state where it could be re-used, and if that is not possible, then it needs to
be disposed of in a safe manner.
Uranium will either be dealt with as hazardous waste, or it can be sold, if
commercially viable.
There are toxic and hazardous substances in the AMD. The treatment processes will
concentrate these, and therefore the treatment, possible re-use and disposal of
the waste products will take this aspect into account to ensure that the waste
handling is conducted in a safe manner.
The first step in the handling of the Uranium is to quantify the problem i.e.
establish the state and the volumes of the Uranium. All waste products will then
be analysed to determine the Uranium content, where after the safe disposal
methods and the fate of the Uranium will be established.
The Feasibility Study is a planning study to consider all options for the
Long-Term Solution, and the communication efforts for this study will be
conducted from this perspective.
The inputs from stakeholders will be important in the study. As such, focussed
consultation with key stakeholders and stakeholder sectors/ groups will be
undertaken to assist in identifying sustainable solutions, technical options,
management scenarios, etc. at technical workshops, focus group meetings,
one-on-one meetings and presentations to existing forums.
The wider stakeholder group will be kept informed of progress and key outcomes of
the study through newsletters and press releases distributed at milestones in
the study. Information will be distributed electronically to representatives of
sectors of society/ stakeholder groups, through the media and on the DWA
Stakeholder issues and comments will be picked up in a Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQs) document, which will be updated at intervals during the study when new
information becomes available.
Public participation is to commence as part of the anticipated EIA process for
the LTS.
Key stakeholders are parties whose input is critical to the success of the study
and who are able to provide insights that can assist in directing the study and
its outcomes (for example: representatives of National, Provincial and Local
Government, various Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), organised business,
mining, industry, labour, agriculture, water utilities, community leaders,
academics etc.).
Yes, the National Economic Development and Labour Council (NEDLAC), which
represents organised business, and organised agriculture were part of the key
stakeholders represented on the SSC. Other sectors of business were also
involved in focus group meetings, etc.
Diffuse pollution sources, remediation of affected dams, river systems, soil,
etc. and compensation for affected parties falls outside the mandate of the LTS
Feasibility Study. Recommendations for rehabilitation are however provided in
the Implementation Strategy and Action Plan (Study Report 9). Government
(including Departments other than Water Affairs) will have to consider this in
The Feasibility Study, being a planning study, did not allow for extensive public
participation. Instead, key stakeholders were consulted as the Feasibility Study
progressed, while information was made available to the public through
newsletters and the AMD website. Wider public participation is foreseen during
the implementation stages, including the EIA. With this being said, it must be
stressed that there are certain reports that cannot be made public until the
appropriate implementation process stages have been reached.
The reports dealing with Liability matters will remain confidential until the
objectives of the strategy to engage the mines, have been achieved. The other
confidential reports are linked to the procurement process, which will be kept
confidential until the procurement and tender process is concluded. The
intention is not to keep reports confidential in definitely.


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WWU Vikings
Greninger is PNQ in heptathlon at GNAC Multi-Events Championships
Western Washington University's Kaylie Greninger finished with a NCAA Division II provisional national qualifying total of 4,462 points in the heptathlon, placing fifth, at the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Outdoor Track and Field Multi-Events Championships which ended Tuesday, April 28, in Lacey
The Vikings' Michael Stralser also was fifth in the decathlon with 6,031 points.
Greninger had personal bests in six of the seven events, including all three on the final day. She leaped 16-3 in the long jump, threw the javelin 103-8 and ran the 800 meters in 2:23.93.
On Monday, Greninger had personal records in the 100-meter hurdles (15.54), shot put (34-11 1/4) and 200 (26.55). She also cleared 4-8 1/4 in the high jump.
Alaska Anchorage's Karolin Anders won with 5,162 points, followed by teammate Haleigh Lloyd with 4,589. Seattle Pacific's Maliea Luquin was third with 4,584 and UAA's Rosie Smith fourth with 4,559.
Stralser had final-day performances of 16.08 in the 110 hurdles, 120-6 in the discus, 11-5 3/4 in the pole vault, 128-3 in the javelin and 4:52.45 in the 1,500.
Northwest Nazarene's Payton Lewis came back from a 228-point first-day deficit to edge Saint Martin's Jayson Yoto, 6,595 to 6,541.


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When it comes to properly installing Swiss Krono laminate flooring, or any brand of laminate flooring for that matter, maintaining proper expansion gaps around the periphery of the floor is critical to its success.
Why are expansion gaps necessary?
The core of Swiss Krono laminate flooring is made from high-density fiberboard (HDF). While HDF is extremely strong and durable, like any wood it's also porous — which means that environmental factors like subtle changes in heat and humidity will cause the planks to expand and contract. Because laminate flooring is a floating floor and should never be nailed or glued down to the subfloor, it must have the ability to expand and contract, unencumbered by such vertical obstructions as walls, doorways or cabinets that can become "pinch points" for the flooring. Without expansion gaps, you risk performance issues like buckling and squeaking of your laminate floor.
Advice about expansion gaps from Flooring-Professionals.com
An informative article about the importance of floating floors, Why Floating Floors Fail, on the Flooring-Professionals.com website features an excellent diagram (reproduced above) explaining an idea of what an expansion gap is. The article is written by Tim McAdoo, a certified installer, who shares his do's and don'ts when it comes to installing floating floors.
Using spacers to create a uniform expansion gap
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Our last day on the island was a perfect one with everyone soaking in as much relaxation as possible for the coming weeks. Our surprise houseguest, Spencer, brought with him a plethora of wonderful beers as payment for his stay. We were very pleased and decided to make an event of it -- a beer tasting event paired with some delicious sandwiches.
{In case you were wondering, the glass in front of the Headytopper beer above is empty because it is meant to be enjoyed straight from the can.}
Our contestants were as follows (from left to right):
- Mongo IPA, Port Brewing Company, San Marcos, CA
- Heady Topper, The Alchemist, Waterbury, VT
- Peeper, Maine Beer Company, Freeport, ME
- Sculpin, IPA, Ballast Point, San Diego, CA
- Town Beach Imperial IPA, Narragansett Beer, Cranston, RI
We started by pouring them all into glasses and examining the differences in colors and clarity. By we I really mean my brewing-expert brother Will and maybe a few others -- while everyone else sat around and ate sandwiches. But I digress...
Like I said, some took their duties more seriously than others, but everyone was having a great time. The beers in question were all IPAs or pale ales so the ladies were not as big of fans of the extra hoppy-ness but we all indulged in the name of the competition.
Things got heated until there were only two finalists left standing. This led to our second tasting, which was a blind taste-off between the two. Everyone voted for their favorite and after tallying up the results and eagerly awaiting a verdict, we discovered there was a tie! This meant our lovely mother who had bowed out of the tasting had to be convinced to sway the scale and be the final blind taster. The end result was that the Heady Topper indeed lived up to its reputation and won the favorite of the group! The runner up was the Peeper (my personal favorite and with very cool, minimalistic labeling).
Our stomachs full with sandwiches and beer, we decided to head off to the beach for a final sunbathe and swim. Our little beer tasting was the perfect way to cheers to a great vacation, and a fun activity for all.
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When I consider my journey as a communication scholar, I must admit that is wholly straight forward, and yet wholly round-about. That is to say, when I step back and consider my journey, I can see in many ways I was always determined to be on this exact leg of the journey, but there were many times I believed the journey would be completely different. The journey on which I am has had many happy surprises and is leading me toward career pathways that I assume will be as surprising as the journey that led there.
When I was in high school, I played basketball for the school team. I mostly played every intramural sport offered by my school, not because I was good at them, but because the sports teams got to get out of class early on game days. In my junior year of high school though, in between soccer and basketball seasons, I dislocated my knee and was doomed to stay in class all day on game days; or so I thought.
I was taking a nap one afternoon and I got a call from the Director of Athletics at my school. I was half-asleep still when he asked me to "announce the players" at the first game the next day, but of course it got me out of class, so I happily accepted. I sat in the "announcer's booth" and named the starters for the home and away teams. I started to stand and leave the table but the Director said, "What are you doing? I want you to call the game!" I had no clue that's what he wanted, though to be fair, he probably told me the day before when I was half-asleep. Our school had never had play-by-play or color commentary for the games, but all at once, I became the play-by play AND color commentator for the Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs home games. After that, I fell in love with broadcasting. I decided just then I would major in Communication in college and become a play-by-play commentator for professional wrestling. Oh yeah…did I forget to mention, I've always been a huge fan of professional wrestling!
To hit the highlights of college, I majored in Communication. Declared the major on day one and never looked back. I completed hours as an intern at KTVU News in the San Francisco Bay Area. I thought I'd complete the hours, get a job there, and be the next big thing in broadcast, which would lead me to my goal as a play-by-play sports man. The one thing I didn't account for: the economy. I graduated college in 2009, the height—or rather depth—of the recession. No one was giving up those kind of jobs; not to kids without 7+ years' experience.
So I hit a dead-end; my plans were derailed. Then I thought, "I should continue my education." My senior year in college, I started looking into grad schools and found Gonzaga University in Spokane Washington. The Communication and Leadership program is rooted in the Jesuit traditions of logic and self-reflection. The only problem: I was too immature to take MA-level classes online. School was my last priority after work, social life, volunteering etc. I failed a bunch of classes and had to walk away for a few years.
I was afraid of floundering. I was working in a field that would never lead to broadcasting, not in school, and my journey had basically halted. I found determination. Apparently, it had been there all along, but I just hadn't seen it. I started my own weekly news and current events podcast; started back on the road toward broadcasting, I ran that podcast for just over four years and while doing so, I started a radio apprenticeship training program with KPFA in Berkeley, which led to becoming a reporter with KALW in San Francisco.
Having found determination, I returned to Gonzaga. 7 years all the wiser, I resumed my studies toward a MA in Communication and Leadership. After a few classes back, I realized that what I might want to do is teach communication. Determined not to fail and armed with an abiding interest in my discipline I began looking toward doctoral work.
Will I pursue PhD in the future? I don't know; the journey is not yet over. But one thing I do know: the path is becoming more and more clear, yet still wholly up in the air. I'd have it no other way!


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PW EMERGING ARTIST SERIES: Digital Epoch
EXHIBITION: Digital Epoch // New Works by Aidan O'Keeffe (Ottawa, CA)
DATES: Friday September 21 to Wednesday October 17, 2018 (extended due to power outage/weather conditions on opening weekend)
OPENING RECEPTION: Wednesday October 3, 2018, 6-9 PM (rescheduled from September 21 due to power outage/weather conditions on opening weekend), free admission, welcome to all
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EDITIONS: Limited editions of the the artist's digital works will be available for purchase.
Possible Worlds is pleased to present our first exhibition of this fall season, part of a series highlighting Ottawa-Gatineau based emerging graphic artists.
In Digital Epoch, the first solo show of his work, emerging artist Aidan O'Keeffe reflects on the spectrum of experiences we have with technology and the internet. Through his digital body of colourful and abstract artwork, O'Keeffe's pieces grapple with a society that praises technology even while it causes us to feel anxious and alone in our daily lives.
Using his computer, a tablet and readily-available software or apps as his canvas, and a mouse, stylus or fingertip as his brush, O'Keeffe moves back and forth between carefully applied digital lines and shapes to more gestural strokes in the style of action painting to experiments with colour gradients. In doing so, O'Keeffe tries to express the contemporary paradox of feeling lonely and interconnected at the same time, drawing from his own emotions, as well as the interactions with and experiences of technology that both he and others have had.
Throughout his own life O'Keeffe has struggled with technology addiction, often finding it hard to find a balance between usefulness and excess, and his participation in "digital life" and "real life."
Aidan O'Keeffe (b. 1997) is an Ottawa-based, self-taught artist creating digital art, paintings and mixed media works. He is currently completing a Bachelor of Fine Arts at the University of Ottawa. He finds inspiration in graphic design, the city, and the wide range of human emotions we all encounter in our own journeys. In his work, he translates his and others' experiences with contemporary life into abstracted images, driven by his interest in the ways lines, shapes, and colour interact.


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Hi lovelies! I hope that you all had a great Monday! I had planned on going to yoga class last night, but decided that grocery shopping was more important. So, off to Whole Foods I went… Remember that gift card? Well this is how I used it:
As I mentioned, I used this shopping trip as a bit of a splurge since I had a $50 gift card. I bought things I don't usually buy like goji berries, Tera's whey protein powder, and yes, lots of bars. I usually try not to eat so many bars, but I have been finding myself starving during late nights at work and need to keep something in my purse for those times. What you also might notice, is the theme in my purchases: soy yogurt, almond milk yogurt, coconut milk yogurt, coconut milk, almond milk and coconut milk ice creams! This week, I'm going dairy free for the week to see if I have a lactose allergy.
For at least the past 6 years, I have had an issue with full fat or 2% milk. As the only time I really have milk is in my coffee, this was a problem when I went out to coffee shops. I used to always order nonfat lattes (ok, if you must know my order was a Grande Skinny Vanilla Latte with 2 pumps of sugar free vanilla, extra hot) but sometimes the baristas mess up. While that is understandable, I have endured many eye rolls and incredulous responses when I politely inform that the milk they have used is not nonfat. For me, it was never only a calorie thing, rather, that after drinking it I would end up feeling sick.
Fast forward to the past couple of weeks and I have been finding myself with horrible stomach aches and GI issues. I've been to enough doctors in the past to know that it isn't something else and I'm pretty sure that it is coming from my diet. So this week, I'm going dairy free to see if I start to feel better. To be honest, I'm pretty bummed about not having my daily Greek yogurt or my splash of nonfat milk in my Americano or my beloved frozen yogurt but I want to figure this out, once and for all! Luckily, there are so many great dairy replacements on the market, I'm excited to try a bunch and report back!
-Are you vegan/have you gone dairy free?
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Simon: Basket Case Kitten
"Hellooooo! Anybody home?" "Oh, hi! Are you pretendin' to be the troll under the bridge?" "I shall vanquish you, nasty troll, with my mighty ninja moves!" "What makes you think Niko's gettin' mad? We's just playin'!" "In yer basket! Two … Continue reading
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Simon: Fearless/Foolish
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My flowerbeds, in general, are still a mess and overrun with weeds, but individuals are doing well! The Birdbath-Shade Garden (in the location of the former "pondlette") features heucheras, a Patriot hosta, liriope and impatiens: The hostas on the back … Continue reading


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I don't quite understand the appeal of Foursquare or Formspring.
Foursquare lets people know your EXACT position on this wonderfully large earth. I like the fact that people don't know where I am. Pardon me for liking how potential serial killers can't pinpoint my location to hunt me down. Excuse me for making it harder for thieves-to-be to study my routine to figure out when the best time to break into my house would be. And I'm sorry stalkers, but Foursquare takes the fun out of the chase.
And Formspring. I had a Formspring account. For about a month. It's boring because no one asked me any questions (apart from the odd nonsensical statement or dull "What is your favourite colour?" queries). And then on the other extreme, other people get a gazillion juicy but downright disgusting or nasty questions. "Why are you a whore?" "You fuckhead, just go die!" "Is it true that you sucked him off???" If someone asked me those things in real life I'd probably call them a cunt and give them a good old fly-kick-punch-in-the-dick*.
I suppose they both have their uses. A politician or a reporter could make good use of Foursquare to let the public know about appearances. Parents can keep track of their children. People who have to travel for work can let their superiors know where they are. And Formspring would be amazing for organisations to use as an anonymous question forum. "Would be" being the key words. But obviously the internet is the type of place where people use up their bandwidth on Red Tube or waste space with blogs (self-conscious cough).
I will leave you to think with this delightful video:
* this phrase is courtesy of Mister Leggatt via someone I can't remember
Sunday, May 30, 2010
The internet is really, really great... FOR PORN.
I don't quite understand the appeal of Foursquare or Formspring.
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Why can't I own a Canadian?
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Friday, May 28, 2010
Walking around with dead animals
I used to go to Monash University, and anyone who went to the Clayton campus will know about Wholefoods (here's the website for you nosey buggers). It's an excellent eating establishment for vegans and vegetarians with a really awesome approach to staffing (something like a free meal for volunteering a certain amount of hours, plus diners have to do their part as well).
And it wasn't just a bunch of crazy hippies (well maybe after hours, I don't know). They had an open-minded policy to everyone but you had to abide by their rules... Clean up after yourself, some other stuff I can't remember and NOT TO BRING MEAT ON THEIR PREMISES! I remember this was a big deal. There were handwritten notes about not bringing meat anywhere near Wholefoods. Which is cool with me.
So one day I had to go into Wholefoods to meet up with a friend, and by golly I made sure I gulped down every bit of my Chinese steamed BBQ bun and licked my teeth before I got anywhere near Wholefoods. But they were all staring at me, giving me extra-evil looks. I couldn't figure it out. Maybe the extra protein from all that soy gives vegans a super-strong sense of smell?
I only unravelled the mystery of the glaring vegetarians when I got home. And got undressed. I obviously forgot I was wearing my knee high leather 20-hole Doc Martens. That must be a gazillion decades of bad vegan karma/at least half a cow. My bad.
* Also would like to add that vegetarians and vegans are lovely, lovely people who I admire for having utter and resolute determination in changing their life habits (that are sometimes inconvenient) in order to achieve their ideals.
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The Bobby Pin Conspiracy
There are numerous groups on FB complaining about losing bobby pins. No, it's not borrowers. There isn't some magical bobby pin Narnia at the back of your bathroom cosmetics drawer. And it isn't George Bush (sorry, I just watched the "global warming" episode of South Park... I couldn't resist).
It's me. I'm taking all your bobby pins.
Well, not on purpose. In one of the shops I work at, I have to sweep the shop floor every single morning. And every single morning at least ten bobby pins end up in my dust pan. Honest to god, somehow shop floors seem to be a magnet for bobby pins. How else would so many bobby pins (and not much else but dust and sometimes the odd safety pin) end up on the floor after a mere eight hours of trade? Maybe it's a conspiracy... George Bush, I tells ya...
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Monday, May 24, 2010
Ethics and Ethnicity
Some people say I look Japanese. I would love to learn how to speak a little Japanese so the next time a stranger offends me, wrongs me or tries to rape me, I can spout out something like, "FUCK OFF CUNT, I'M YAKUZA AND MY FAMILY WILL CHOP YOU UP TO TINY BITS AND FEED YOU TO OUR PET FISH!" Or something like that. Obviously in Japanese but I haven't figured out how they will understand Japanese as well.
I'm still debating whether I should cut off any fingertips yet, for authenticity...
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
No deal!
So I've been living in my gorgeous studio apartment for eight months now. As soon as I moved in I acquired one of those nifty televisions with a built-in DVD player... and by nifty I mean shit, so the player eventually broke.
Instead of having a redundant hunk of plastic in my apartment (that played neither DVDs or received television), I finally got around to actually plugging in the television cable after seven months. By the time it took me to get around to turning the damn thing on and tuning it, it was almost another month. And the first thing that blasted out of the tube* was that fucking Deal or No Deal program. I turned off my television and haven't touched it since.
I don't know if you can tell but I don't really like television.
* Technically, this is incorrect because it's a liquid crystal display, not a cathode ray tube... but hey, you didn't know that.
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010
If I could do anything and get away with it, I wouldn't rob a bank. I'd buy a few cartons of eggs and put them into the hoods (as in the things attached to jackets, coats and hoodies) of unsuspecting strangers. And then perhaps wait around if it looked like it was about to rain.
Apparently my name means "young at heart". No kidding, huh?
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Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Puke Posts
I should stop looking at the blogs of people I know. In more recent times I've discovered - usually while procrastinating wildly - that two girls I am vaguely acquainted with have eating disorders. Once you've read about how people write about their vomiting habits or their post-coital thoughts on their bodies, you honestly can't think about them the same way. And then goes the whole awkward "Am I supposed to do something to try to help them?" dilemma.*
I'm so thankfully that the most intimate that my dearest mother's blog goes into is what iPhone apps my parents play in bed before they go to sleep. Phew.
* A while ago, a girl I met a couple of times wrote "I am so fucking depressed, I could kill myself" as her Facebook. So I privately messaged her, asking if she was okay and listed a few numbers where she could get help. She then messaged me back and told me I was crazy. Hence the whole what-to-do thing. Help and look stupid, don't help and someone shoots their wrist (yes, shoots their wrists).
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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Time and timetables
I was at Flinders Street Railway Station today. I wandered around platform three looking for a railway map but there wasn't any in sight - keeping with Metro's don't-give-anyone-any-information ethos. So I asked a Metro officer to lend me his (and he was very smart, and wouldn't me touch his map, but wouldn't just say 'yes, that station is on that line'). So I checked the info screen, and it said NEXT TRAIN: 8.14 GLEN WAVERLEY. All good.
The train on the platform left, and instead of showing the information for the Glen Waverley train (the "next train") it listed Belgrave. I checked platform 2, but the screens were all blank. So I went back to my trusty, bald, smug Metro officer. Obviously, just as I asked him what happened to the 6.14 Glen Waverley train, it magically popped up on the information screens and he thought I was very stupid.
Metro may be very bad at running their trains on time, but their timing is impeccable.
PS the title is supposed to hark back to Sense and Sensibility. But since I have to write this here I suppose I fail.
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As an artist, discovering visual inspiration within the natural world is central to my practice. I'm a painter working with oil, gouache, and ink. I also experiment with cut paper, textiles, found objects and photography. In my long-standing practice, subjects have ranged over landscapes, explored the narrative and combined abstraction with the everyday object.
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High School Basketball
Blackhawks win season opener
Lummi's boys' basketball team started off its season with a 68-34 win over Providence Classical Christian on Tuesday, Dec. 9, at Providence Classical Christian.
Austin Brockie led all scorers with 17 points and Dino Williams, Willie Jones, Trazil Lane and Kavarez Lane all scored in double digits.
"It was good to see them back out on the court," Lummi coach Jerome Toby said in a phone interview. "The effort was there, the hustle was there. ... We have a lot of improvement ahead of us, but I enjoyed seeing them playing again."
The Blackhawks play Orcas Island Christian Thursday, Dec. 11, at home.
Lummi 68, Providence Classical Christian 34
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Lummi: Dean Williams 14, Austin Brockie 17, Willie Jones 11, Jacob Roberts 2, Trazil Lane 11, Kavarez Lane 11, Hank Hoskins 2, Jason James 0, Devin Cooper 0, Alex Jefferson 0, Adam Lawrence 0. Totals: n/a FT: 5-12 68.
Providence Classical Christian: Justin 1, Caleb 3, Johnson 9, Evan 6, Matt 1, Adams 3, Jeckel 11. Totals: n/a FT: 6-12 x.
3-point field goals — Lummi: 7 (Williams 4); Providence Classical Christian: 6 (Jeckel 3). Rebounds — No information provided. Assists — No information provided. Fouls — Lummi: 14; Providence Classical Christian: 10. Turnovers — Lummi: 12; Providence Classical Christian: n/a.


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Great Australian Tennis Player Fred Stolle
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Former Australian tennis player, Frederick (Fred) Sydney Stolle was born on 8th of October, 1938 in Hornsby, New South Wales, Australia. He started playing as a junior player in his amateur trip in 1958; however it wasn't until 1967 when he turned into a pro and bagged in 2 men singles titles and 13 doubles titles. He is the father of Sandon Stolle, former Davis Cup player of Australia. He is also known in history as being the only male tennis player to have lost the initial five grand slam singles finals.
Ultimately Stolle did win two Grand slam titles being the French Championship in 1965 and the US Championship in 1966; however Stolle failed to win any Australian or Wimbledon championships ever in his career, although he has been a finalist in the Australian Open in 1964 and 1965 and in the Wimbledon in 1963, 1964 and 1965. Stolle have won ten Men's Doubles titles along with compatriots Roy Emerson 4 times, Ken Rosewall 2 times and Bob Hewitt 4 times. Stolle has also bagged in 7 mixed Doubles titles in his career. Stolle was also a member of the Australian Davis Cup in the years 1964, 1965 and 1966. Stolle is also known to coach the great tennis player Vitas Gerulaitis from 1977 to 1983. Currently Stolle serves as a commentator for the sport on Fox Sports and Nine Network. His name has also been inducted in the International Tennis Hall of Fame in the year 1985.


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The Morris Island Lighthouse Set to Shine for the First Time in Decades
In some shape or form, the Morris Island Lighthouse has been a fixture on the Holy City horizon since the 1700s. And although it was first illuminated in 1876 to help guide ships safely to shore, the lighthouse hasn't shone since it was decommissioned 50 year ago.
All of that is about to change, though.
For the first time in decades, the lighthouse will shine once more – to celebrate the 140th anniversary of the its first lighting, the Save the Light organization will host a ceremony on Oct. 1 to restore the lighthouse to her former illuminated glory.
Free and open to the public, the milestone moment will start at 7pm with a check presentation by Betty and John O'Brien, who are donating $250,000 to name the foyer of the lighthouse in memory of their granddaughter, Ashley Monique Campbell.
In addition to the lighthouse itself, string lights will twinkle in the windows of the lantern room – SCE&G set up a solar powered generator to power everything. Those lights will be lit remotely, beginning at 7:30 pm and staying lit until 11:30 pm.
Since purchasing the iconic lighthouse in 1999 for $75,000, Save the Light has been working hard to stave off the erosion from the tides that lap at its base. The organization strives to preserve the integrity of the lighthouse structure and honor its history here in the Lowcountry.
Recently, SeaPak Shrimp and Seafood Company endowed Save the Light with a $10,000 grant to aid in the organization's preservation work.
The story of the lighthouse itself, of course, stretches back far – it all started in the 1600s, when navigation aids would raise a metal pan filled with pitch and set it afire at night. The first actual lighthouse structure was erected in 1767, standing like a sentinel at 42 feet tall.
Over the years, the lighthouse has seen Charleston through everything from hostile invaders to hurricanes. Even though she's a bit worse for the wear for it, the Morris Island Lighthouse continues to serve as a welcoming beacon to all those who call this port city home.
And for the first time in a very long time, its light will once more cut through the darkness of light and fill the Holy City with hope. So don't miss this commemorative moment in history – no tickets are necessary to attend the lighting ceremony. Simply show up around 7pm at the Lighthouse Inlet Break at the end of East Ashley Avenue.
For more information on how you can help preserve this maritime treasure, visit www.savethelight.org.
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Conceived as an experimental lab, GSoft wants to revolutionize the world of work through its practices and products. It's quite simple, really: we want to see organizations shift their focus back to human beings.
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Thursday, January 22, 2009
Dead Wood Greening
"That's better." A nod of thanks and an appraising glance. "As I was saying: America. I reckon you'd need to lean sideways so Ireland didn't block your view."
Louise laughed, surprising herself, and peered, tilting her head to the left. "Nope," she said. "Not today, anyhow."
"What can you see, though?" The question was suddenly urgent. "There, where the sun's breaking through? Don't stop to think; tell me what you see?"
Oh dear. Louise shrugged and looked up and saw: Heavy charcoal clouds hemmed in flames with spires of opal, gold and rose, shooting heavenwards. "A celestial city!" The words burst out of her and she heard the sound of old, gnarly hands clapping drily together.
"Yes, you're the one," she nodded, gnomically. "Standing there like a lost soul; I knew you'd been sent." She met Louise's blank stare with a suddenly impish grin. "Don't worry, dear, just let it happen. Still… better ask, I suppose. Needing a job, I take it?"
How did she know? Louise nodded. I could be a tourist.
"Used to looking after people, aren't you?" She didn't wait for an answer. "Plenty of work round here, then. Living museum, Greyling Bay is, only most of us don't realise we're already dead." She followed her witchy cackle with a nod towards the rock that overhung the bay, dominating the little town. "See up there? Black dots, high up? That's George and Malcolm. Brothers sorely in need of a miracle, those two." She held out a gloved hand. "You'll take the job? Give my granddaughter a break? We'll discuss it tomorrow."
Louise walked thoughtfully back along the quay, drawn to the cheerful warmth of the café. Warmth, company—even if it was only the skinny, anxious girl behind the counter—and a cup of tea: that's what I need now, she decided. That, and some time to consider the old lady's offer. Smiling at the girl, Chelsee, Louise took her tea to the window where she had sat that first day.
Something different now, dead wood greening, cold bones warming, life doing what life does, in spite of you. 'Cheerfulness breaking in'; a quote from something? Trying to ignore the old lady, Gwen Parry, and her parting thrust. "This whole town needs a miracle, dear." Again that shrewd, appraising glance. "And you'd be the girl to know about miracles, wouldn't you?"
Nicola Slade
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Nicola that is just fantastic. I had also been concerned that most of our contributions were quite depressing, but in one beautifully written piece with such sympathetic characters you have brought hope, warmth, and an intriguing hint of mysticism.
Thanks also for bringing George and Malcolm into this. Although Malcolm is referred to by his first name I had intended them to be Father and Son, but am more than happy that they are brothers- this opens up so many new avenues. It's also made me revisit their ages, to tie in with the Alwyn thread- but this is one of the exciting elements of collaborative fiction.
Thanks for making the sun shine.
- January 22, 2009 at 11:17 AM
- Nicola Slade said...
Thanks, Allan, I'm glad you don't mind George and Malcom changing generations! And I can't help having cheerfulnes break in; even my Victorian mystery has comedy in it!
I think that what is shaping up on this blog has the potential to turn into a book, but I'm not sure that's the ultimate aim. Interesting to be part of this project, isn't it?
- January 22, 2009 at 2:04 PM
NS at her best.
- January 22, 2009 at 4:09 PM
- Nicola Slade said...
Somewhere in the instructions Jane said this: 'If you're working on developing a particular character or theme, then it would be a good idea if you'd say so in the comments section beneath that character's original piece: that way, we can avoid duplicating work or sending one character off in two different directions at once.'
I think I'd better mention that I'm developing Louise's character and that I know her back story, which has a bearing on her future actions.
- January 22, 2009 at 8:03 PM
- Peter Drobinski said...
Nicola, I enjoyed this piece very much. As Allan has said, it has brought some warmth and sunshine to a town hitherto beset by wind and rain! And funnily enough, Allan, I had assumed George and Malcolm to be brothers; somehow, that's how they appeared to me.
- January 23, 2009 at 4:08 PM
Nicola - it stands out a mile that you know where Louise has been - and maybe where she is going too. That's what makes her so real. Thanks for the rays of sunshine.
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Sunday 24th July 2016 saw the welcome and installation of Majors Ged and Jayne Nicoll as the new Corps Officers at Boston Citadel. Gerald and Jayne Nicoll entered William Booth College in 1998 while soldiers of Blackpool Citadel Corps. Their first appointment saw them minister in South Wales followed with service as Corps Officers of Newport Corps for seven years, which also included pastoral responsibility for Senghenydd and Pontypool. As part of a team ministry all Corps realised significant growth spiritually, numerically and financially. An appointment to London as Corps Officers of Bexleyheath presented the challenge of transitioning the Corps from […]Read More
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Really. Only this morning.
I just came back from a week down in Tennessee and it seems like the folks down there are always talking to God. Some of it must have rubbed off on me.
Anyway, I think it's because a lot of people are claiming to have God's support in this election, that God has talked to them and told them to run and that God is behind them all the way. Jesus, too. (But not Allah, apparently.)
So what's the point of me voting, then? It's gotta be a done deal. Might as well stay home and sit this one out. Or so God is telling me.


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"Two Faces of Charleston" on display at Twinsburg, Ohio Public Library
"Two Faces of Charleston" is on display during the month of August 2014 in the Photo Gallery at the Twinsburg, Ohio Public Library. The photo of the ring was made possible because of the quick thinking of my cousin Beatrice Vinson.
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