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Anyone Can Hide; (5379 words) by unintentionallyangsty
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Tangled (2010), Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure (Cartoon)
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Relationships: Eugene Fitzherbert | Flynn Rider/Rapunzel, Eugene Fitzherbert | Flynn Rider & Rapunzel
Characters: Eugene Fitzherbert | Flynn Rider, Rapunzel (Disney)
Additional Tags: Canon Compliant, Post-Canon, Established Relationship, Fluff, Fluff and Angst, Romantic Fluff, Fluff and Hurt/Comfort, Hurt/Comfort, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Angst, Angst and Hurt/Comfort, Angst and Feels, Comfort/Angst, Panic Attacks, Anxiety, Anxiety Attacks, Social Anxiety, Phobias, Cuddling & Snuggling, Sleepy Cuddles, rapunzel taking care of eugene for once, Feelings, Working Through Emotional Issues, Self-Esteem Issues, Self-Hatred, (minor) - Freeform
Summary:
Eugene faces a newfound fear that he isn't necessarily ready to admit to, nor is he ready to deal with.
Rapunzel is there to help him through the process, and to remind him that he isn't alone--and that he never will be.

Tangled (2010)
Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure (Cartoon)
Eugene Fitzherbert | Flynn Rider/Rapunzel
Eugene Fitzherbert | Flynn Rider & Rapunzel
Eugene Fitzherbert | Flynn Rider
Rapunzel (Disney)
Canon Compliant
Established Relationship
Romantic Fluff
Fluff and Hurt/Comfort
Emotional Hurt/Comfort
Angst and Hurt/Comfort
Angst and Feels
Comfort/Angst
Anxiety Attacks
Cuddling & Snuggling
Sleepy Cuddles
rapunzel taking care of eugene for once
Working Through Emotional Issues
Self-Esteem Issues
(minor) - Freeform
Anyone Can Hide;
unintentionallyangsty
Eugene faces a newfound fear that he isn't necessarily ready to admit to, nor is he ready to deal with.
Rapunzel is there to help him through the process, and to remind him that he isn't alone--and that he never will be.
"Anyone can hide. Facing up to things, working through them, that's what makes you strong."
― Sarah Dessen
Rapunzel wasn't exactly sure what had started the entire thing.
She supposed, in hindsight, that things had really begun to spiral out of control at Corona's summer market.
One moment, she was chatting merrily at Euguene's side, excitedly pointing out the different vendors and their wares, and joyfully exclaiming over the young children scurrying about at their legs, crowns of flowers woven together on their heads as they laughed merrily together.
And the next--
Eugene had been gone, quicker than Rapunzel had time to even realize that he had begun to move away.
He had a habit of that, if Rapunzel was being totally honest--sneaking away at random times, and hoping that nobody would notice. It was more of a talent, really.
After all, almost an entire lifetime spent professionally dedicated to what could more or less be considered "sneaking away" from various parties had certainly provided him with the right skillset.
But it still stung, on occasion, and this time had been no different.
Feeling a little bruised, Rapunzel had exited the market quickly, her mouth pinching into a worried frown as she scanned the crowds for any sign of her errant boyfriend.
It hadn't taken long to track the man down, however--at least two years worth of learning each other's quirks and habits made the task much easier than it had used to be.
Within ten minutes, Rapunzel had found herself turning into a small alleyway set far apart from the festivities, the raucous laughter and music somewhat muted by the walls of the buildings on either side.
And there, sat on an overturned barrel with his face buried in his hands, his shoulders somewhat hunched, was Eugene--apparently oblivious to her approach.
Rapunzel had hesitated briefly at the entrance of the alley, her stomach clenching in apprehension as she continued to survey the way Eugene's shoulders seemed to be heaving slightly, almost as if he were struggling for breath.
The observation was enough to spur her into action and, shaking the last of her nagging doubts off, Rapunzel had rushed forward into the darkness of the alley.
"Eugene?" she had called softly, one hand reaching out to hover hesitantly over Eugene's shoulder.
The reaction she received was instantaneous, and absolutely not what she had expected, at all.
Almost immediately, Eugene had sat bolt upright, his eyes widening in what seemed to be a blind panic, and his shoulders tensing to the point of being almost ramrod straight.
"Blondie!" he had cried, a somewhat choked sounding chuckle following the exclamation as he rose hastily to his feet, the movement effectively dislodging Rapunzel's still outstretched hand. "What are you--Uh--The uh, the celebration, it's--"
"Eugene." Rapunzel greeted in turn, one brow raising speculatively as she watched Eugene continue to glance about their surroundings somewhat wildly. "Are you...okay?"
"Okay?!" Eugene had croaked back, too quickly to be considered quite natural, his face splitting into what looked like a painful sort of forced grin. "Wha-wha-Of course I'm okay! Do you want to head back now? To the uh--the...thing?"
And, the truth was, Rapunzel had opened her mouth to argue, to press--to at least figure out what on earth was going on, but--
But then she'd caught Eugene's eye; caught on to the lingering desperation that was hanging just behind that almost fearful stare. Like--
Like he was silently begging to change the subject, and to do so quickly.
"Oh!" Rapunzel had replied instead, shrugging one shoulder and glancing away casually, well aware that her forced indifference was, more likely than not, completely obvious.
(Which was another potential risk in itself, if Eugene caught on, and felt that she was tailoring her answer to avoid touching on a potential "weakness" of his.)
(They were working on that.)
"I'm actually feeling kind of tired." Rapunzel admitted with another somewhat exaggerated shrug. "I was thinking about just--heading back to the castle! I have a painting that I want to touch up, anyway, and--"
"The castle!" Eugene interrupted, something almost like relief coloring his features as he surged forward and began to all but drag Rapunzel down the alley, back toward the castle and away from the market. "Great idea, Blondie! You've been talking about finishing that piece for days, anyway! I'm sure that…"
And so he continued, chatting merrily, the tension in his shoulders loosening as the two got closer to the castle, the bustling crowds of the market growing quieter behind them as they continued on.
And, try as she might, Rapunzel couldn't shake the nagging sense of fear and dread hanging at the back of her mind, even as she laughed at Eugene's increasingly ridiculous jokes, and as his arm settled around her shoulders as they entered the palace courtyards.
Something still just felt...off, and Rapunzel made a silent pact with herself there and then to get to the bottom of things, sure that the image of Eugene hunched in the corner of the dark alleyway would continue haunting her until she did.
It wasn't until almost 3 months later that Rapunzel would get her answer--and, as it turned out, it wasn't one that she necessarily even wanted.
Rapunzel, her parents, and Eugene were visiting one of Corona's (many, countless) political alliances on a nearby island kingdom, when things finally did begin to piece themselves together.
Despite it being only a few days of boat travel away, the climate on the island was considerably warmer than that of Corona, and Rapunzel had happily taken the opportunity to explore the island barefoot and in one of her lightest dresses, eager to learn as much about the culture of the new environment as she possibly could.
As it turned out, the first day on the island had been an absolute dream. The king and queen were incredibly inviting to their new guests, and had arranged a large feast in honor of their arrival, which had gone surprisingly well (especially in terms of an amiable political alliance, the details of which Rapunzel was still attempting to understand fully).
Afterward, she and Eugene had found a small bit of free time to themselves, and had taken the opportunity to walk the beach hand in hand, the warm summer breeze rippling around their ankles as the waves lapped at their feet.
"You're doing really well." Eugene had murmured to her, his arms wrapped loosely around her waist as they had prolonged parting for the evening. "Seriously, with all that--political--alliance type...mumbo-jumbo. I could never even hope to understand it, but you!" he paused to smile fondly down at her, his gaze taking on that soft edge it sometimes did, in a way that never failed to twist Rapunzel's heart slightly. "I'm really proud of you."
He reached up to tug softly at the end of her short hair, a small, unspoken inside joke they still shared between themselves.
Absolutely lit up with emotion, and a little overwhelmed with how smoothly the evening had gone altogether, Rapunzel had only been capable of offering a small and somewhat watery chuckle in reply, before standing on the tips of her toes to press a long kiss to Eugene's already smiling lips.
They'd parted not long after that, their hands remaining tangled together a moment too long before they separated entirely, each glancing longingly back over their shoulders as they headed back to their respective quarters for the evening.
Of course, things couldn't remain so simple forever and, less than 24 hours later, Rapunzel found this particular fact out the hard way.
There had been a second feast held, something that was somewhat unheard of as per Corona's welcoming ceremonies, but was nonetheless welcomed by Corona's royal family.
The two families had been chatting pleasantly, Rapunzel enraptured by a story that the Queen Sina of the Island Kingdom had been telling her about the early days of her reign, when Rapunzel had felt a shift of movement at her side.
She'd turned quickly, probably quickly enough to catch most movement, only to find the chair beside her suddenly unoccupied, Eugene having disappeared quickly from the space not moments before.
With a small gasp, Rapunzel glanced up, her gaze catching on what appeared to be the back of Eugene's boot rounding the corner at the far end of the dining hall, appearing to be making a hasty exit.
"Which was when I finally began to understand the importance of diplomacy." the queen carried on from behind Rapunzel, now. "In fact--"
"I--!" Rapunzel interrupted, turning swiftly in her chair and grimacing at the somewhat shocked expression she was met by. "I am sorry, Your Majesty." she apologized, already beginning to stand from her seat. "But there's something that I must attend to."
"Oh!" the queen blinked, glancing briefly at the far end of the hall where Rapunzel's gaze had been so steadily trained beforehand, before a certain kind of apprehension dawned upon her features. "Of course, my dear! Take as much time as you need. We've plenty of time to talk later." she offered a small, warm sort of smile, before turning back to engage Arianna in conversation.
With a small sigh of relief, Rapunzel took a handful of her skirts and curtsied somewhat awkwardly at both royal families before turning and exiting the hall swiftly.
Outside the loud and somewhat boisterous atmosphere, the hallways of the castle were cold and dark, and Rapunzel shivered as the cool breeze from outside the open windows hit her bare arms.
The sound of her bare feet hitting the floor was loud and echoing in the long and dark halls and, after about 10 minutes of fruitless searching, Rapunzel was starting to fear that her hasty exit had been in vain.
What if Eugene had just needed some air? What if he'd been tired, and decided to retire early? What if--
No, Rapunzel reminded herself with a firm shake of her head.
He would have told her if he'd decided to leave in the middle of the festivities.
This was something different. This was…
This was something a little less familiar.
The thought firmly in mind, Rapunzel squared her shoulders slightly before continuing determinedly on.
Another 10 minutes gone without any sign of Eugene, however, and Rapunzel was about to give up her search.
It was only when she stumbled across an empty guest room at the very far end of the castle, that her hope was renewed.
The door was stood ajar and the very faint, but still identifiable sound of hushed sniffling and very heavy, labored breathing could be heard from the other side of the wood.
Without waiting for an invitation, Rapunzel surged forward and burst into the room, her chest clenching in worry as she began to scan the dark interior for any sign of--
There, in the corner, on the floor with his back pressed against the cool stone of the wall, sat Eugene, his face buried in his hands in a chillingly familiar posture, and his knees tucked tightly up against his chest as he seemed to shake with some unspoken, pent up emotion.
"Eugene." Rapunzel whispered, her heart breaking slightly as she took in the sight.
Somehow, she managed to stop herself from rushing forward immediately, and instead took a few hesitant steps closer, only leaning down when she was within about a foot from Eugene's prone figure.
"Eugene?" she called again, swallowing past the somewhat large lump that had formed in her throat. "Is everything--Are you...okay?"
To her surprise, the reaction wasn't quite as instantaneous, this time.
In fact, it was somewhat delayed. Eugene raised his head slowly, his eyes red and somewhat puffy, and seemed to take a long moment of processing before comprehension painted his features, and he sat somewhat sluggishly straighter, reaching up quickly to scrub at his face.
"Rapunzel!" he cried in a somewhat hoarse voice, his cheeks coloring a little. "What--What are you--"
"Eugene, what's going on?" Rapunzel all but demanded, feeling a little guilty when Eugene practically flinched back at the tone. "What happened?"
"What!?" Eugene asked, cracking a somewhat wild and weak smile. "No-nothing happened! It--Everything's--"
"Eugene." Rapunzel interrupted firmly, raising a brow pointedly in a way she hoped brooked no room for argument.
In truth, Eugene was incredibly good at avoiding confrontation. There had been many times, years before and in the early years of their relationship, that he'd been able to slip out of certain conversations before Rapunzel had even fully caught on to his intentions to do so, simply because he didn't want to have them.
They'd grown since then, however. Rapunzel had become much better at picking up on the (obvious, now that she looked back on it) conversation avoidance tactics, and they'd gotten a lot better about having the conversations that weren't always necessarily pleasant, but always necessary.
That didn't, however, mean that Euegene didn't still try to slip away, at times.
It was, after all, a talent.
Now, however, when faced with Rapunzel's dry and unyielding insistence, Eugene seemed to wither slightly, and glanced away to avoid her gaze with a small and somewhat tight sounding sigh.
"It--It's really nothing." he finally replied on a small (far smaller than Rapunzel was used to hearing him) murmur. "It's just--It's stupid. Forget it."
"Eugene." Rapunzel crooned, swooping forward to reach up and place a soft hand on Eugene's cheek (which felt oddly warm, beneath her touch). "It's not! Whatever you're feeling, it--it's okay! You don't--"
"It's not, though!" Eugene interrupted hotly, his features twisting into something a bit darker as he reeled back slightly, and swallowed thickly before continuing, "It's not okay because--Because…"
He trailed off, his face softening into a somewhat lost expression when he paused to take in what was no doubt Rapunzel's somewhat taken aback one.
"Oh, no. No--" he leaned back forward, and reached out a hand to cup Rapunzel's cheek.
It was only then that Rapunzel noticed the shaking of the limb.
"I'm sorry. Rapunzel, I--"
"What's going on, Eugene?" Rapunzel interrupted, fear making the words quaver as Eugene's hand continued to tremble against her cheek. "Please. You can tell me!"
"Rapunzel--"
"Please!" Rapunzel begged again, irritated at the hot tears she could feel beginning to prick behind her eyes, now. "Whatever it is. Just--"
"Can we--"
"Don't leave me in the dark?" Rapunzel pleaded softly, biting her lip and glancing down as she reached a hand up to clutch at Eugene's, still hovering uncertainly over her cheek. "Please."
There was a long pause, following this, and Rapunzel was beginning to fear that she'd stepped too far, that Eugene might retreat and hide away again, before she heard a small, soft snuffle, and raised her head in alarm.
Before her, his features illuminated in the weak moonlight streaming through the nearby window, Eugene was biting his lip harshly, his eyes clenched tightly closed as two clear, crystalline tear tracks made their way down his face.
"Oh!" Rapunzel breathed, lurching up to reach out and place both hands on his face, now. "Oh, no, no, no. Eugene! Don't--"
"Idon'tlikeit." Eugene burst out, his shoulders hunching further as soon as he'd released the stream of words, almost as if he were ashamed.
"What--" Rapunzel began, her brow furrowing in confusion.
"I hate this, okay?!" Eugene cried, his eyes flying open to meet Rapunzel's somewhat shocked gaze. "I hate it! I--I hate not--not having control and--and it's stupid because I--and--"
"Okay!" Rapunzel interrupted, lowering her hands to rub at Eugene's neck soothingly, his pulsepoint fluttering madly beneath her fingertips. "It's okay! It's gonna be okay. What--What do you hate? The banquet?"
There was a brief pause, before Eugene's eyes fell closed again, and he bit his lip again before nodding his head miserably.
"Okay." Rapunzel repeated, glad to be making some progress, at the very least. "Good. Is it, um--" she wracked her brain, searching desperately for a connection between this incident and the one before, with--
With the Market. Eugene hunched over in the alleyway...his similar shaking and hiding….
Rapunzel felt her eyes widen, and she tightened her hands slightly where the fingers were still rubbing at Eugene's neck.
"It's--It's the people, isn't it?" she questioned softly, making sure to keep her tone low and controlled. "The crowds! You--You don't like them, do you?"
Immediately, Rapunzel felt Eugene's shoulders tense beneath her hands,and she was quick to continue rubbing gently at the skin there.
"It--It's okay! It's okay." she soothed hastily over Eugene's already increasing sniffles, reaching down to grab a gentle hold of his wrists when he attempted to hide his face in his hands again. "That's okay! It's okay not to like things."
"It--" Eugene hiccuped softly, his eyes still closed and his face almost impossibly downturned. "It's just--It's stupid."
"It's not!" Rapunzel chastised softly, her heart aching as she leaned down in an attempt to catch his gaze. "I promise. There are plenty of things that I'm afraid of! Like--"
"I'm not afraid." Eugene cut in sharply, his tone held low and somewhat darker than before, though not without that miserable hint to it.
Rapunzel sighed softly, grimacing slightly at her choice of words. "Eugene…"
"I'm not. Afraid." Eugene repeated stubbornly, his gaze held firmly downturned. "It's just—I don't get—" he exhaled a somewhat frustrated sounding breath through his nose. "It's nothing."
"It's okay to be afraid." Rapunzel murmured, before she could even register her intention to speak the words in the first place, almost as if they had been ripped from her without her knowledge.
Immediately, Eugene tensed again, his hands beginning to tremble beneath Rapunzel's gentle touch as his breath left him in short, shallow pants.
"But," he whimpered, the word choked and wet sounding. "I'msupposedtobe--" he cut himself off with a desperate sounding inhale, then, the sound of it whistling in the otherwise quiet room.
"What??" Rapunzel demanded quickly, when it seemed that Eugene's labored breathing was about to spiral quickly out of control. "Eugene, what--"
"I'm supposed to be the strong one, okay?!" Eugene cried, his gaze shooting up to meet Rapunzel's, again. "That's my job! This!" he barked out a somewhat harsh sounding laugh, and gestured a bit wildly at himself. "This isn't strong!"
"Who am I without that?" Eugene demanded, his hands balling into tight fists. "Huh? What do I have?"
"You have me?" Rapunzel replied immediately, forcing a small and hopeful smile. "You'll always have me."
All at once, Eugene seemed to deflate, his brows furrowing together and his tight fists loosening slightly.
"Oh." he breathed, "Oh no, Rapunzel. I--I didn't—"
"It's okay." Rapunzel cut in, her smile becoming a bit more genuine as Eugene seemed to calm, somewhat. "I understand."
"It's just—but—" Eugene sighed, his gaze dropping, and he reached out to take Rapunzel's hands where they'd dropped to rest on his knees.
He hesitated, however, his own hands beginning to tremble slightly, hovering just inches above her own.
Understanding, Rapunzel's gaze flickered briefly between the hands and Eugene's face, before she reached up to gently take his hands within her own.
"What happens?" she questioned suddenly, hastily continuing on with the thought when faced with Eugene's curiously quirked brow. "I mean. When you—when you run? What exactly are you afraid of?"
At the words, Eugene's expression darkened slightly, and Rapunzel grimaced before hastening to add, "You don't! Have to talk about it. If you don't want." she paused, glancing briefly down before continuing, "I just—I want to understand."
So it doesn't happen again, was the unspoken end of the sentence.
"Right." Eugene murmured, the word sounding a little tight, and he cleared his throat before repeating, "Right. Of course. Um…"
"You don't have to—"
"No! No, you're right." Eugene shot her a somewhat rueful glance, his eyes still slightly red and puffy. "We should—should talk about these things. Even—"
"Even if they're uncomfortable." Rapunzel finished for him with a small chuckle.
It was a mantra they'd repeated back and forth between each other many times, when they both knew that they needed to communicate better than they were; when Rapunzel fell back on her tendency to hide her emotions behind a sunny facade, or when Eugene became overwhelmed by highly emotional scenarios, and tended to run and hide, rather than face them.
"Right," Eugene chuckled now. "You've taught me a lot, Blondie."
Rapunzel felt the tightness that had taken up residence in her chest loosen slightly at the familiar nickname, and she grinned a bit wider. "Not as much as you've taught me." she replied easily.
"Wouldn't say that." Eugene scoffed, before sobering slightly, the silence of the room and that between them suddenly stifling.
"It's—" he began, sighed, and tightened his hold on Rapunzel's hands before trying again, "I don't really know when—it started, I guess? Probably right around the time you became princess, and I became—well, I became whatever I am now."
Rapunzel nodded silently, biting her tongue to stop herself from voicing the argument that wanted to rise against the quick, self-deprecating dismissal.
They'd work on that later.
"I adapted fantastically well to palace life, of course." Eugene quipped, a bit of his usual sparkle coming back with the words.
"Better than I did." Rapunzel joked back with a small, amused giggle.
"Well, we can't all be naturally made for royal treatment." Eugene offered her a small wink, the corner of his mouth quirking slightly.
"You definitely are that." Rapunzel laughed.
Oddly enough, Eugene seemed to sober again at the words, his mouth turning down into a small and contemplative frown.
"See, that's kind of what I thought." he finally admitted, quietly, "I thought it was gonna be the life I'd always pictured for myself. Pampered, more money than I knew what to do with! No more running or stealing, just...somewhere I belonged, I guess."
Rapunzel frowned slightly, but remained silent, forcing herself to wait patiently, and watching as Eugene's eyes flickered over where his hands were fidgeting uncomfortably beneath her own.
"And it is!" Eugene cried suddenly, startling Rapunzel slightly as the exclamation shattered the growing silence. "It is! What we have together, Rapunzel, it--it's wonderful. And I wouldn't trade it for the world." he insisted, his eyes wide and earnest, trained unwaveringly on hers.
"And I wouldn't either." Rapunzel reassured, her heart fluttering slightly, in spite of the circumstances, as she tightened her hold on Eugene's hands.
Eugene's features softened a bit in the cool darkness of the room, though the expression dropped quickly back into one of solemn contemplation.
"But?" Rapunzel prompted, when it seemed that he wasn't going to continue.
"There's—but—" Eugene grit is teeth, his jaw tightening visibly.
And in all the time that she had known him, Rapunzel reflected distantly, she had never seen him struggling quite so badly to open up to her.
"It's...different, too." Eugene finally admitted, his voice so low that Rapunzel had to strain to hear him. "It's—sometimes, there are times when everything feels like. A lot. Not even everything! It's—" he grunted slightly, clearly frustrated by his inability to articulate exactly what he wanted to.
"It's not the expectations, or the new home. It's not even the people! It's just. Sometimes there are...things." he finished lamely, his shoulders drooping slightly, as if this were the best way he could describe things, but was still disappointed by it.
"Like banquets and markets?" Rapunzel supplied helpfully, watching closely as Eugene's eyes widened slightly, and he turned back to meet hers.
"Ye-es." he admitted slowly, blinking a little. "It's—It's like you said earlier…"
"The crowds." Rapunzel nodded understandingly, and squeezed his hands slightly. "You don't like the crowds."
"I—yes." Eugene finally confirmed, and heaved a long exhale as he seemed to hunch further in on himself. "The people are--are fine, but then--when it's all at once and they're all--all there, it just--" he grimaced bitterly. "I told you it was just stupid."
Immediately, Rapunzel began shaking her head. "It's not—"
"And you know the funniest thing?!" Eugene barked out a harsh and totally humorless laugh, his mouth twisting into a wobbly frown as he inhaled another wet sounding breath. "I didn't used to be like this! Oh no, not good old Flynn Rider!"
"He could attend parties three days long in pubs packed elbow to elbow without breaking a sweat!"
"Have to blend in with a crowd of commoners in an unknown, faraway kingdom? No problem!"
"Would his chest get tight and hands get wobbly and sweaty if another person even looked like they were going to come closer? No! He wasn't afraid of—"
Eugene's last shouted exclamation echoed through the empty room, and he blinked, as if taken aback by his own vehemence, eyes wet with tears that seemed perilously close to spilling over again.
"Being--" Rapunzel swallowed, and rose so that she was knelt on her knees, closer now to Eugene's miserable expression. "Being afraid of something doesn't make you weak."
"But--" Eugene murmured, his voice thick with unshed tears, and heartbreakingly small, "But it does--"
"No." Rapunzel cut in firmly, and shook her head sharply. "It makes you human. You're human, Eugene. And you know what?"
There was a beat, before Eugene shook his head in a movement almost too small to catch, his brows knit tightly together as something like a distant hope began to flicker behind his eyes.
Rapunzel smiled softly, before continuing, "You are strong. You're one of the strongest people I have ever met."
Eugene blinked, fresh tears rolling onto his cheeks as he reeled back slightly. "But--"
"It takes strength to talk about the things you don't necessarily want to talk about." Rapunzel interrupted, before he could continue (and potentially spiral further). "It takes a strong person to leave the life they know, move into a new home, and meet a set of expectations they may not be ready for."
In the thin moonlight of the room, Rapunzel could just make out more fat, heavy tears spilling onto Eugene's cheeks, and she quickly reached up to cup his face between her hands.
"And Eugene," she murmured softly, her thumbs swiping gently at the still falling tears. "Anyone can hide. But only the very strongest are strong enough to admit to their fears."
It was as if a dam was broken. At the words, Eugene inhaled a tremulous breath, before exhaling it on a small, barking sob.
A little surprised, but prepared for the reaction, nonetheless, Rapunzel opened her arms and caught him as he all but collapsed forward and buried his face against her neck.
"I--" Eugene hiccuped, his arms reaching up to wind tightly around her waist. "I--"
"Shhh." Rapunzel whispered, wrapping her own arms around his shoulders, one hand already rising to stroke through his hair, the way she knew was sure to calm him.
"I love you." Eugene murmured, and coughed wetly before continuing, "Rapunzel, I--I love you. I--"
"Shhhh shhh shh." Rapunzel shushed hastily, burying her face in the soft hair at the crown of his head. "You're working yourself up. It's gonna be okay!"
"B--But--"
"Shush." Rapunzel admonished lightly, frowning slightly as she felt Eugene's warm forehead brush her neck. "It's okay."
When Eugene didn't reply beyond another miserable sniffle, Rapunzel simply tightened her hold and sighed softly.
"We need to get you to bed." she finally murmured, gently jostling the prone form draped against her when Eugene seemed to be slumping forward.
Immediately, Eugene shifted, the arms around her waist tightening slightly in an unspoken plea.
"Don't worry." Rapunzel whispered, pressing a long kiss to his forehead. "I'm not going anywhere."
"But," Eugene muttered, his voice cracking slightly, despite being held so low. "The banquet--"
"I think my parents have it handled." Rapunzel interrupted, squeezing Eugene's shoulders tightly before releasing her grip and making to stand. "Come on, there's a bed in here. We can manage to get a little rest before we're expected anywhere else for the evening."
"You mean," Eugene croaked, looking a little bereft at the loss of contact, and standing immediately to begin following Rapunzel's lead. "You're expected anywhere. They won't even know I'm gone."
Rapunzel hummed noncommittally at the comment and, by means of an answer, simply waltzed over to the bed in the corner of the room and sat, glancing up at Eugene with a wide and pleading expression before patting the space beside her expectantly.
"You're sure this is okay?" Eugene questioned, though he'd already begun to move toward the opposite side of the bed. "They won't be looking for you?"
"Ah, it's nothing a bit of diplomacy won't handle." Rapunzel teased, immediately curling around Eugene's form as he laid tentatively down on the bed beside her, one hand already rising up to direct his head onto her shoulder, her fingers tangling in his soft locks.
"If--" Eugene paused to shift, already burying his head into the side of her neck and cuddling closer, as if it were the most natural thing in the world. "If you're sure that--"
He cut himself off with a deep yawn, then, and Rapunzel chuckled fondly at the sound.
"That's enough worrying for one day, I think." she chided lightly, her arm draping across Eugene's broad shoulders. "We could both definitely use a rest."
"Hm." Eugene hummed, seemingly melting beneath her hand in his hair. "Rapunzel?"
"Hm?" Rapunzel hummed back, her eyes already drooping closed, despite her previous promise to herself that she would stay awake, the comfort of Eugene's warmth pressed against her side already lulling her to sleep.
"I'm sorry."
Rapunzel felt her eyes shoot open, then, and she jostled Eugene slightly in admonishment as the words registered.
"No." she chided. "No apologizing. You don't get to apologize for this."
"Eugene!" Rapunzel insisted, frowning sharply and leaning down to catch Eugene's eyes, which were already trained on her, wide and tentative. "I'm being serious. You have nothing to apologize for."
The dismissal seemed to be too much for Eugene, for his face seemed to crumple again and, moments later, he moved to bury his face back against Rapunzel's neck.
"I'm sorry." he whispered, almost too low to make out.
With a small sigh, Rapunzel resumed petting at his hair, and leaned down to press a long kiss to his head.
"If I say 'okay'," she bargained, "Will you at least try and sleep?"
"Nnh." Eugene grunted, and Rapunzel knew from experience that he was clearly half asleep, already. "Not really tired."
"Ha ha." Rapunzel replied drily, before frowning slightly and leaning down to press her cheek against his rapidly warming forehead. "Seriously, Eugene. I think you may have made yourself sick."
"Not--" Eugene was interrupted by another long yawn. "Not possible."
"Eugene," Rapunzel warned.
"Mmmkay." Eugene finally relented, his head bobbing heavily against her shoulder. "Just 15 minutes and--and I'll be great."
"Okay," Rapunzel agreed readily, knowing full well that Eugene wouldn't stir until she woke him again, and she didn't plan on doing that for at least another hour. "15 minutes."
"Hmmm." Eugene sighed softly, leaning into Rapunzel's touch where her fingers were still carding through his hair. "Love you." he murmured sleepily.
"I love you, too." Rapunzel whispered, dropping one last, lingering kiss to Eugene's head, before his breathing began to even out in the telltale sign of a long avoided sleep.
They'd have to finish talking about things later, of course. Rapunzel knew that she wouldn't be satisfied until she was certain that they could take whatever precautions necessary to avoid anything like this happening again.
She also knew, however, at the back of her mind, that some fears weren't always rational, and that they'd inevitably have to face more incidents wherein this particular fear flared up again, no matter how hard they tried to avoid it.
But that was just life, Rapunzel reasoned, as she snuggled comfortably against a now soundly slumbering Eugene's side.
And, no matter what life decided to dish out, at least now they knew that they could face it together.
so! this is my first attempt at a Tangled fic! despite having been invested in the movie/show/fandom for more than two years now. that being said, i'm very excited to share this very blatant piece of self-projection with you all! *confetti emoji*
thank you so much for reading! if you enjoyed, you can find me here on tumblr! where i'm always willing to take fic prompts, if that's still a thing!
and, @ em, if you've somehow stumbled across this, you know exactly what i'm trying to convey here. ily <3<3
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the concept of rapunzel comforting eugene is severely underrated and u managed to write it beautifully,, thank you for this amazing fic aa
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Lighthouse Homeschool Co-op is a Christian homeschool support group that exists to assist parents and others in their desire to homeschool. A child's homeschooling program is determined by the parent/guardian of a child. Lighthouse operates to assist, not to fulfill that homeschool program. We are not, nor do we aspire to be, a school. The legal fulfillment of the homeschooling program that a parent chooses rests with the parent/guardian, not with Lighthouse. This principle of parental responsibility for a child's education and behavior is essential to our purpose and provides a basis for our by-laws summarized below.
• To reach out to Christian homeschoolers by providing classes, fellowship, and social activities.
• Create a Christ-centered environment for homeschooling children to receive an education par excellence.
• Build lasting friendships from Kindergarten through twelfth grade and beyond.
• Assist homeschooling parents in offering dynamic, quality classes that will support parents' efforts.
• To offer educational and enrichment opportunities, as well as to provide a support network, for all homeschooling parents.
• Involve a large number of the community to teach and build a social structure for activities such as field trips, year book creation, dramatic productions, sports, robotics team and other student groups.! !!
Lighthouse is a board-run volunteer organization. The Board periodically evaluates the framework and policies necessary to fulfill our above-described purpose. The general framework may change and policies/requirements may be added or improved as needs Lighthouse Homeschool Co-op By-Laws in the group warrant. Members are encouraged to give input as desired at any time through direct communication with the Board.
A. Open to anyone who is actively engaged in home education and who is willing to agree in writing to our policies including, but not limited to, the Statement of Faith and various liability waivers.
B. Payment of semester fees.
C. Provision of at least one of the following services to the group: monitoring, teaching, or serving on the Board. Lighthouse allows for a buy-out of monitoring duties. This rate is determined by the Board.
D. Enrollment is at the discretion of the Board. The Board retains the right to terminate or to not extend membership to any family by a super-majority vote. The Board will decide this in a manner that is consistent with Biblical principles and our Statement of Faith.
1. Leaders must have been a Lighthouse member in good standing at least one full year prior to fulfilling a leadership position. In the event that a teacher does not have children at Lighthouse, and therefore isn't a member, discretion of the Board is used in determining whether or not to accept this person as a teacher.
2. Teachers have been approved by the Board.
3. New Board members are appointed by the Board and must be a Christian as defined by our Statement of Faith.
4. Leaders must sign all necessary paperwork required to serve, including but not limited to, the Statement of Faith, and the Criminal Background Check. The Criminal Background Check needs to come back "clear" or be approved by the Board in order to be considered for service. Additionally, teachers must submit two personal references that are deemed satisfactory by the Board.
group, and harmony among the leaders.
1. The Board will oversee the governance and functioning of Lighthouse, and the carrying out of the above-described purpose statement.
Coordinator, Monitoring Coordinator and Landlord Liaison.
3. Keep all matters confidential and present a unified front to all.
have the agreement of a majority of the Board to act.
5. Meet regularly to ensure efficient management of Lighthouse.
Minutes will be kept, but will not be considered open for public viewing.
Minutes can be released if the Board feels it is necessary for the harmony of the group.
prepare periodic financial statements for Lighthouse Members.
7. Two board members will oversee the management of Lighthouse funds. Additionally, receipts must be kept and filed for all purchases using Lighthouse funds. No reimbursement will be given for purchases made where receipts can't be provided.
8. Board will periodically review and update by-laws.
organizing field trips or a special event night, or helping with the yearbook. Spreading the burden helps prevent a few from carrying the entire load.
responsible for all class content; the Board has no role in overseeing each class. The teacher will set a class fee which is to cover materials only, and will collect this fee personally, from each of the enrolled students' families. If a teacher is unable to fulfill their commitment to teach, it is expected that they will refund the class fees (in whole or in part, depending on how many classes are left to be taught) to the parents of the enrolled students.
special event expenses, and classroom supplies.
2. The semester fees will be periodically determined by the Board.
3. Class fees are determined by the teachers and will not be collected by Lighthouse as these are not Lighthouse funds. Teachers are responsible for collecting class fees from Members and will provide Members with those materials for which they collected fees.
As described above, parental responsibility plays a vital role at Lighthouse. Therefore, our Members and Leaders must sign our General Liability Waiver in order to participate at Lighthouse. This waiver may be updated periodically by the Board.
conduct themselves in a responsible manner, showing respect for those in authority. Student members should also show respect toward their elders in general.
the Leaders as well as other Members.
the concepts taught in Matthew 18:15, related to addressing the offender privately before involving other parties.
4. The Board will only become involved in a matter after all other attempts at reconciliation have been exhausted. The Board will try to assist the parties involved in coming to a peaceful resolution.
peaceful resolution is not met, the Board retains the right to terminate membership, or to establish conditions for an individual's on-going involvement and membership at Lighthouse.
principles and the Statement of Faith.
7. Members and Leaders are required to comply with rules and restrictions established by Lighthouse's Landlord.
another adult to be responsible for their child/children in their absence, Lighthouse Homeschool Co-op By-Laws and will indicate this transfer of responsibility on the sign-out page located on the administrative table.
3. All classes must have one (CBC) approved teacher in attendance at all times.
4. All classrooms must have an unobstructed view through the window or door into the classroom.
5. All Leadership (Teachers & Board Members) must conform to and/or meet the requirements listed in II.A. above.
parent/guardian, or a child from Lighthouse membership at any time by use of a super majority vote.
2. Semester fees paid for the current year will not be refunded if a Member is terminated.


The Center for Teaching and Learning and Libraries are pleased to announce the second annual Affordable Learning Institute is scheduled for Monday, February 4th, 2019. The Institute is designed to provide faculty with an overview of the open and affordable educational resources available, and support them in adopting and incorporating these resources into their courses. Attendees will also have the chance to ask questions about the current Affordable Learning grants, such as the Affordable Learning Georgia Textbook Transformation Grants and the new Provost's Affordable Course Materials Grant. Coffee, Tea & Lunch provided.


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Q: How do I prove that $e^t,te^t,e^{-t} $ are linearly independent? In $\mathbb R^\mathbb R$, consider $\varphi_1(t)=e^t,\varphi_2(t)=te^t,\varphi_3(t)=e^{-t} $ for each $t \in \mathbb R$.
How do I prove that $\varphi_1,\varphi_2,\varphi_3$ are linearly independent?

A: Hint/method:
Write down a hypothetical linear combination that's $0$. Then substitute some values of $t$ to  get an inconsistent set of linear equations for the three coefficients.

A: The Wronskian of $\varphi_1$, $\varphi_2$, $\varphi_3$, given by $$W(\varphi_1,\varphi_2,\varphi_3) = \begin{vmatrix}\varphi_1 & \varphi_2 & \varphi_3 \\ \varphi'_1 & \varphi'_2 & \varphi'_3 \\\varphi''_1 & \varphi''_2 & \varphi''_3 \\\end{vmatrix}$$ can be used to determine if the three functions are linearly independent. If $W(\varphi_1, \varphi_2, \varphi_3) = 0$, then you have linear dependence. Otherwise, you have linear independence.

A: Suppose $ae^t +bte^t + c e^{-t} = 0$ for all $t\in\mathbb R.$ Divide by $e^t$ to see $a+bt+ce^{-2t}=0.$ If $b\ne 0,$ we have an infinite limit at $\infty,$ contradiction. So $b=0.$ We then see $a+ce^{-2t}=0.$ As $t\to \infty,$ this $\to a.$ Thus $a=0.$ So we're left with $ce^{-2t}=0,$ which implies $c=0.$

A: Solve the System
$$\lambda_1e+\lambda_2e+\lambda_3e^{-1}=0$$
$$\lambda_1e^2+\lambda_22e^2+\lambda_3e^{-2}=0$$
$$\lambda_1e^3+\lambda_23e^3+\lambda_3e^{-3}=0$$

A: Three such functions are independent if and only if $Ae^t+ Bte^t+ Ce^{-t}= 0$, for all t, implies that A= B= C= 0.  In order to determine the three numbers, A, B, and C, you need three equations.  One way to do that is set t to three different values.  t= 0 is particularly easy: $e^0= 1$ so the equation becomes $A+ C= 0$.  Another way to get two more equations is to take the first and second derivatives and set t= 0.  The first derivative is Ae^t+ B(1+ t)e^t- Ce^{-t}= 0.  For t= 0 that gives $A+ B- C= 0$. The second derivative is $Ae^t+ B(2+ t)e^t+ Ce^{-t}= 0$.  For t= 0 that gives $A+ 2B+ C= 0$.
Solve the three equations A+ C= 0, A+ B- C= 0, and A+ 2B+ C= 0.  The functions are independent if and only if the only solution is A= B= C= 0.

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Battle scenes in Game of Thrones have always been a big thing, but the show's eighth and final season is reportedly taking everything to the next level. According to UPROXX, the cast and crew are done filming an epic battle scene–the longest one to make in GoT history, which took a whopping 55 days!
Jonathan Quinlan, the series' assistant director who has worked for Game of Thrones since its first season, reportedly posted a photo on Instagram showing a thank you card sent out to everyone involved in the massive battle scene. Unfortunately, Quinlan's post has since been deleted, possibly to avoid Season 8 spoilers (you can see a screenshot of his post on the fan site Watchers of the Wall).
"This is for the Night Dragons," the card reads, referring to the show's amazing cast and crew.
The card was signed by "The Producer Types." It went on to applaud the GoT staff who tirelessly gave their best for the final season.
While the thank you card did not exactly reveal spoilers about the said battle scene, it did state that the shoot was done in Northern Ireland, specifically in Toome and Magheramorne Quarry. According to Fansided, Winterfell is located in Moneyglass, Toome, while the set in Magheramorne Quarry has a giant green screen erected. It is believed that this epic battle for Season 8 will take place in the North, possibly with Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen at the helm.
As fans saw by the end of Season 7, Winterfell is poised to be at the center of a huge conflict with the Wall breaking down and the White Walkers marching south. Cersei Lannister is also preparing to wage war with her northern enemies, with her lover/war general Jaime Lannister abandoning her in King's Landing to make his way towards Jon Snow and Daenerys.
With Game of Thrones giving much importance to the making of this particular battle scene, it is safe to say that this is another relevant highlight of the high-rating HBO series. For reference, Season 6's "Battle of the Bastards" took only 30 days to complete. However, UPROXX claims that there is another "elaborate all-out war sequence" to be shot for the upcoming season.
Game of Thrones Season 8 is set to premiere in 2019 on HBO.


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Q: Firebase ServerValue#TIMESTAMP with updateChildren() I have this mapper which does the following:
override fun map(model: Model) = mapOf<String, Any?>(
  ...,
  KEY_TIMESTAMP to (model.timestamp.takeIf { it > -1 } ?: ServerValue.TIMESTAMP),
  ...
)

When I need to post some more models at the same time to different locations I take the mapper and use it to covert the model to Map<String, Any?>.
So I have a bunch of maps which then are merged together to one big Map<String, Any?> It looks like this:
{
   "messages/-L_bXQUibioB6OMkl0SE/text": "Android Developer created this conversation",
   "messages/-L_bXQUibioB6OMkl0SE/senderName": "system",
   "messages/-L_bXQUibioB6OMkl0SE/senderAvatarUrl": null,
   "messages/-L_bXQUibioB6OMkl0SE/timestamp/.sv": "timestamp",
   "messages/-L_bXQUibioB6OMkl0SE/attachment": null,
   "chats/participants/UZ684hcHTnOkaglUX0QwbR9DK442/name": "cool guy",
   "chats/participants/UZ684hcHTnOkaglUX0QwbR9DK442/imageUrl": null,
   "chats/participants/aqiTRMAUOSdJIuEOvNJpeAb4D0F3/name": "Android Developer",
   "chats/participants/aqiTRMAUOSdJIuEOvNJpeAb4D0F3/imageUrl": "https://firebasestorage...",
   "chats/lastMessage": "Android Developer created this conversation",
   "chats/lastMessageTimestamp/.sv": "timestamp",
   "chats/name": null,
   "chats/imageUrl": null,
   "chats/type": "SINGLE"
}

So then I just do this:
ovveride fun updateChildren(data: Map<String, Any?>) = Completable.create { emitter ->
    rootRef.updateChildren(data) { databaseError, _ ->
        databaseError?.toException()
            ?.let(emitter::onError)
            ?: emitter.onComplete()
    }
}

When this last code is invoked I got the following exception:
com.google.firebase.database.DatabaseException: Path '/messages/-L_bXQUibioB6OMkl0SE/timestamp/.sv' contains disallowed child name: .sv
        at com.google.firebase.database.core.utilities.Validation.parseAndValidateUpdate(com.google.firebase:firebase-database@@16.0.5:140)
        at com.google.firebase.database.DatabaseReference.updateChildrenInternal(com.google.firebase:firebase-database@@16.0.5:428)
        at com.google.firebase.database.DatabaseReference.updateChildren(com.google.firebase:firebase-database@@16.0.5:418)

How can I fix this and still remain using ServerValue.TIMESTAMP if this is possible?

A: It's because this line:
"messages/-L_bXQUibioB6OMkl0SE/timestamp/.sv": "timestamp"

should look like this:
"messages/-L_bXQUibioB6OMkl0SE/timestamp": {
    ".sv": "timestamp"
}

The bug was inside my map merging method
The easiest workaround is to filter such properties:
lateinit var entry: MutableMap.MutableEntry<String, Any?>
while (map.entries.find { it.key.endsWith(".sv") }?.apply { entry = this } != null) {
    map.remove(entry.key)
    map[entry.key.removeSuffix("/.sv")] = ServerValue.TIMESTAMP
}

return realtimeDatabase.updateChildren(map)


Tallahassee, FL – Florida Power & Light customers will see a small, one-time credit in August that in part corrects an "over-recovery" cost for Hurricane Matthew, which whipped the east coast in 2016.
The Florida Public Service Commissioner on Tuesday approved the $27.7 million agreement between the Juno Beach-based power giant and the Office of Public Counsel. The adjustment should equate to about a $3 credit for a residential customer who uses the industry standard of 1,000 kilowatt hours a month.
The credit is "in the best interest of FPL customers," Public Service Commission Chairman Art Graham said.
"The agreement provides a reasonable recovery amount, with funds available for future storm recovery, if needed," he said.
The Florida Retail Federation and the Florida Industrial Power Users Group, which represents large business users of electricity, took no position on the agreement. But FPL officials said refunds would also be issued to business customers.
"It speaks to the fact that we never lose sight of our responsibility to operate efficiently while executing an aggressive and rapid response to a major hurricane to safely restore power to all customers as quickly as possible," Silagy said in a press release.
The powerful storm never made landfall in Florida but ran up the east coast, impacting nearly every county serviced by Florida Power & Light.
The company noted it was able to restore power to 99 percent of the 1.2 million customers affected by Matthew within two days.
The utility estimates it replaced more than 250 miles of wire, more than 900 transformers and more than 400 poles, in addition to clearing large amounts of vegetation, after the storm.
To recover its costs, FPL added extra charges to customers' bills for a year, from March 1, 2017, through Feb. 28, 2018. For a residential customer who uses 1,000 kilowatt hours per month, the charge was $3.35 a month.
The remainder of the refund, $21.7 million, comes from an accounting adjustment on the restoration costs. The one-time refund includes interest.
A similar surcharge was not imposed for Hurricane Irma, which battered the state in a pair of landfalls last September.
FPL was planning to bill customers for the $1.3 billion cost of restoring electricity after Irma. Instead, the power company joined Duke Energy and Tampa Electric, which opted to rely on savings from last year's federal tax overhaul, which cut corporate tax rates and made numerous other changes to the federal tax code that benefited businesses.
Pensacola-based Gulf Power, the state's fourth major utility provider, was largely spared damage from Hurricane Irma in September.


Idyllically situated at the foot of the Alps, the Bavarian capital Munich, with its 1.2 million inhabitants, is not only famous for its "Oktoberfest".
In addition to the modern buildings, countless gothic and baroque churches characterise the cityscape and contribute to the unique charm which makes Munich so popular all over the world whatever the season.
Munich caters to all tastes: sport on the Olympic site or spectacular football matches, exhibitions in museums or galleries, theatres, cinemas and international film festivals, fashion, concerts ranging from classical music to techno, discos and much more is on offer.
In the summer, one can sit in a beer garden, swim in one of the many lakes in or around Munich or go on a day-trip to Schloß Neuschwanstein, the fairy tale castle of King Ludwig II. In the winter, when the city is covered in snow, people drink "Glühwein" at the Christkindl Market or go skiing in the nearby Alps.


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Huszváros (románul: Huși) város Vaslui megyében, Moldvában, Romániában.

Fekvése
A Prut folyó közelében, a megyeszékhelytől, Vászlótól 45 km-re észak-északkeleti irányban helyezkedik el.

Történelem
A várost az 1438-ban Magyarországról elmenekült magyar husziták alapították. Moldvai településüket 1487-ben említette először oklevél, a magyar írott forrásokban Husz, Huszt néven.

A város lakosai Magyarországról magukkal vitték bibliafordításaikat is, és vallási jellegű irodalmi tevékenységüket újonnan felépített városukban is folytatták. E huszita biblia- és zsoltárfordítások a magyar irodalomtörténetnek máig nagy jelentőségű emlékei.

E kulturális értékek megteremtésének gazdasági alapját a környék híres, virágzó zöldség-és gyümölcstermesztése biztosította.

A város jelentőségét bizonyítja az is, hogy a 16. században székhelye volt a moldvai fejedelmeknek, és szülővárosa lett  Petru Raresnek is.

1497-ben III. István moldvai fejedelem templomot építtet itt, melyet Szent Péter és Szent Pál apostoloknak szentelnek fel. 1598-ban püspöki székhely lett, a harmadik moldvában, Radóc és Románvásár után.

Municípiumi rangot 1995-ben kapott.

Népesség
A népesség számának alakulása:
 1912 - 15.652 lakos
 1930 - 17.130 lakos
 1948 - 16.605 lakos
 1956 - 18.055 lakos
 1966 - 20.715 lakos
 1977 - 22.895 lakos
 1992 - 32.673 lakos
 2002 - 29.510 lakos

Etnikai megoszlása, a 2002-es népszámlálási adatok alapján:
 Románok:  29,349 (99,45%)
 Romák:  129 (0,43%)
 Zsidók:  13 (0,04%)
 Magyarok:  9 (0,03%)
 Olaszok:  4 (0,01%)
 Ukránok:  2 (0,0%)
 Görögök:  2 (0,0%)
 Németek:  1 (0,0%)
 Más:  1

Látnivalók
 Szent Péter és Pál apostolok temploma
 Püspöki Palota épülete, 1782-1792 között építették, 1998-2003 között felújították
 Megyei Múzeum
 II. Demeter moldvai fejedelem emlékháza
 Bor Múzeum

Gazdaság
Románia egyik legfontosabb bortermelő vidékének a központja.

Jelentős a város gépipara, élelmiszeripara, bőr és cipőipara, faipara és az építőanyagipara.

Lendületesen fejlődik a város turizmusa is.

Testvérvárosok
  - Odessza - Ukrajna

Hírességek
 Corneliu Zelea Codreanu (1899 - 1938) - politikus, a Vasgárda egyik vezetője volt
 Alexandru Giugaru (1897 - 1986) - színész, komikus
 Nicolae Malaxa (1884 - 1965) - mérnök, mozdonytervező, vállalkozó

Sport
Labdarúgócsapatok a városban:
 FCM Huși
 Steaua Mecanica Huși

Hivatkozások

További információk
 A város honlapja
 Etnikai megoszlás

Vaslui megye települései
Románia városai

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UNESCO's Creative Cities Network Gains Members
UNESCO announced that 28 cities from 19 countries joined its Creative Cities Network (CCN), which aims to foster cooperation among cities around the world that invest in creativity as a driver for sustainable developments. When cities join the CCN, they commit to collaboration and development on the promotion of creativity, cultural industries, and participation in cultural life; the integration of culture into economic and social development plans; and the sharing of best practices.
Irina Bokova, UNESCO's director-general, designated these cities as CCN members, bringing the member total to 69. They include Dakar, Senegal; Florianopolis, Brazil; Galway, Ireland; Heidelberg, Germany; Nassau, Bahamas; Turin, Italy; and Suzhou, China.
"The UNESCO Creative Cities Network is a tremendous tool for cooperation, it reflects our commitment to support an amazing creative and innovative potential to broaden the avenues of sustainable development," says Bokova.
Source: UNESCO
5/20/2013 UNESCO Publications to Be Free Under Open License
12/19/2013 UNESCO Broadens OA Policy
7/17/2014 UNESCO Report Explores Current State of Journalism and the Media
11/11/2014 World Library of Science Aims to Open Science to All Students
4/14/2015 UNESCO Report Analyzes Global Education Trends
10/4/2016 UNESCO Hosts Access to Information Event
11/8/2016 UNESCO Chair on Language Technologies Plans for the Internet of the Future

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- August 22, 2011 10:08 AM |
Categories: Spend Management |
Chicago's digging deep.
Accenture Tasked To Find $25 Million In Savings For City Of Chicago -- The city of Chicago will work with Accenture for a comprehensive review for $500 million worth of contracts with the promise that the city will see $25 million in savings by 2013. Dubbed a "procurement modernization initiative," the Chicago-based company will also use the analysis project as a training effort for city employees. Using the completed review, Accenture is also then responsible for getting a better deal for the city --including renegotiating and re-bidding with contractors, as well as coordinating combined purchases for bulk prices. The city spends $2 billion on goods and services.
Apple's iPhone gets Japanese earthquake alert -- Japanese iPhone users will get the option to receive earthquake alerts under the next version of Apple's iOS operating system. 9to5Mac reports that the feature will be added to the device's notification centre in iOS 5, which is expected to be released in September. Japan has a sophisticated early warning system which collects readings from more than 1,000 seismic sensors.
The big split.
On Wall St., a Big Split on Outlook -- Amid all the grim economic data and a chorus of warnings of a fresh recession, one group on Wall Street has remained remarkably optimistic despite the dangers that may lie ahead -- the research analysts who track individual companies. Typically bullish in the best of times, this group has barely budged on its expectations for earnings in the second half of 2011, even as the economists and strategists at the big brokerage firms have steadily ratcheted down their forecasts for overall economic growth.
The winds are a'blowin'.
Hurricane Irene slams Puerto Rico; threatens U.S. -- Hurricane Irene is shaping up as a stronger storm than expected. With the hurricane likely to skirt the mountains of Hispaniola, the National Hurricane Center significantly raised the ceiling on Irene's intensity, projecting it as a major 115-mph hurricane by Thursday as it approaches the Central Bahamas.
- Sheena Moore


Hemelsblauwe California – Fly and Drive - Book in the Netherlands and pick up the VW camper in Portugal!
This camper is rented in Portugal, from the airport in Porto or the train station in Coimbra. Bed linen, linen and kitchen inventory is present !!
This luxurious California motorhome has a slatted base with thick mattress under the lifting roof that opens electrically. The camper looks nicely finished inside and has air conditioning and navigation. In addition to this luxury, the California has all the comforts that its predecessor already had. There are also various attributes optional to hire that provide extra comfort.
Duvet, pillows, sheets and covers are present in the camper for 2 people. This can be supplemented with sleeping bags and pillows with pillowcases for a 3rd and 4th person.
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'March for Our Lives'
Is The Spearhead For A CIA Coup
By Yoichi Shimatsu
Exclusive To Rense.com
FLASH - The sole video showing 'suspect' Nikolas de Jesus Cruz, on February 14 taken more than an hour after the Parkland school shooting, was recorded by a security camera of the CHAI CHABAD HOUSE of the Lubavitcher-Shomrim ultraOrthodox Jewish cult on 5761 Coral Ridge Drive (located inside the northwest bend of Sawgrass Parkway - Hwy 869), just minutes before his arrest on the U-shaped Wyndham Lakes Drive, no. 4700,, which has no exit except Coral Ridge Drive. The Chai Chabad title was shown on the clip posted at CNN. This indicates that, as earlier mentioned in this investigative series, that the Jewish-born Cruz was likely recruited by the Shomrim secret society to be a patsy for the commando raid and was brainwashed at Chabad House.
Everyone should be wary when the most powerful men in America exploit the Parkland school massacre to call for gun seizures from the citizenry, especially after this same elite was directly responsible for the deaths by firearms of hundreds of thousands of civilians in their wars from Afghanistan and Iraq to Libya and Syria, along with dozens of other countries. Their national project for disarmament of Americans is exactly why the Founding Fathers, in their prescient wisdom, drafted the Second Amendment to prevent the return of an absolutist tyranny against a defenseless public. This is the hour not to cave into emotional weakness but rather to stand strong at arms, in the common defense of a sovereign people as mandated by the U.S. Constitution.
The March for Our Lives, scheduled for March 24, is being promoted by the manipulative media as an youth initiative by five Parkland school "survivors" led by the son of Kevin Hogg, who is one of James Comey's FBI agents. In fact, the actual permit holder for the upcoming Washington D.C. rally for gun control is not the Parkland students but instead Everytown for Gun Safety, a controversial lobby group, notorious for its inflated estimates of gun-related violence.
In the wake of the Sandy Hook elementary school incident, Everytown was founded by urban mayors allied with Mike Bloomberg, former boss of New York City and millionaire publisher of Bloomberg business news. His list of advisory board members reads like an all-star list of CIA spy chiefs, warmongers and agents provocateur. What does prohibiting gun sales have to do with the murderous career of a war criminal like Admiral Mike Mullen, former head of the Joint Chiefs who launched the Afghan and Iraq Wars on a false pretext for George W. Bush? The answer is simple: To make it easier to impose a militarist regime on Americans like the pedophile regime installed in Kabul, Afghanistan.
Every town in the USA lost sons and brothers thanks Bloomberg's advisers, notably retired Oklahoma Sen. Dave Boren, former head of the Senate Intelligence Committee and mentor of CIA director George Tenet, who plotted the NATO interventions in the Balkans, the invasion of Afghanistan and then rigged the Powell report to start the Second Gulf War.
Closer to home, on that same advisory board, there's retired ATF official Dave Chipman, who was just involved in the cover-up of the Las Vegas Harvest Festival massacre; and Chris McDonnell, who notoriously posed for a professional photographer's "grief portrait" at Sandy Hook School, the sort of publicity stunt that convinces people about crisis actors. Not being one of those gullible believers, I try to focus instead on the reality of merciless human butchery, as gut-wrenching as that may be.
Further verifying a Zionist role in the Parkland School commando strike (see Parts 1,2 and 3 of this series), two of the Everytown advisers are linked with the special-weapons program of the Israeli Defense Force (IDF): Eli Broad, founder of his namesake institute involved in biowarfare research on ebola in West Africa; and Qualcomm boss Irwin Jacobs who funds Technion, the Israeli Institute of Technology, which created and developed the IDF cyber-warfare program.
As discussed below, the IDF Cyberwar Command is yet another Israeli component involved in the Parkland false-flag operation, specifically responsible for jamming the Broward county police radio and hijacking Parkland school's video-monitoring security system with insertion of fake video-clips, similar to the video-capture methods shown in the casino robbery in "Ocean's Eleven" starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt. The role of Kevin Ralph Hogg in the electronic warfare operation against the police-rescue team is also exposed here.
Other Obama-Clinton cronies on the Everytown board include Tom Barrett, the Milwaukee mayor who played a key role in advocating the 2008 bailout for Wall Street; and Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, founder of the Philly Rising militant group with funds from George Soros in alliance with Black Lives Matter.
George cLooney and the Hoggs
In less than a week after the Parkland school attack, George "Clueless" Clooney was the first Hollywood (CA not FL) celebrity to donate a half million dollars to the Go Fund Me account of the March for Our Lives protest movement, which was set up by student hustlers Cameron Kasky and David Hogg. The latter's father, Kevin Hogg, has a spooky record with the FBI, indicating MFOL is not a charity for wound victims but instead a cold calculated political move for daddy Hogg's superiors at the FBI, Justice and CIA.
A former USAF pilot, Kevin Hogg was the FBI official at LAX who released the mysterious Nigerian-American "storyteller" Olajid Oluwaseun Noibi in 2012, after he illegally boarded Virgin Airlines without a proper ticket or passport, apparently on a journey eventually headed toward Africa. After his arrest Noibi pretended to be an actor mimicking the life of Jesus, but on his booking at a police station he was wearing a black Islamic skull cap, indicating affiliation with Boko Haram.
Comey appointee Agent Hogg let him slip off the hook for a second surreptitious attempt at evading exit procedures to escape the country, apparently for plausible deniability. Nearly succeeding on his first try, Noibi was caught only because of the vigilance of a stewardess. Obama's pro-Muslim policy, under which ISIS was created, is rife with these sorts of unregistered Islamist passengers, state-sponsored terrorists departing from Western airports into insurgency-plagued regions, like the pair who died in the explosion at a Belgian airport.
Stage Hand from the CIA
The pretty boy of TV soap operas, George Clooney owed his movie-heartthrob career to his father's collaboration with the CIA and the Jesuit intelligence nexus on their Darfur phony-refugee project in support of heavily armed Chadian guerrillas in a pipeline war against oil-rich Sudan. His dad Nick Clooney is a journalism teacher at American University in D.C. and an active member of the Newseum, both of which are intel linked.
His actor son's lead roles in intelligence-themed movies "Syriana", "Argo", "Men Who Stare at Goats" and "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" leave no doubt about George Clooney's close connections with the CIA. A swinger (that's only half of it), he probably had no choice but to cooperate with the Feds' propaganda machine after disclosure of his longtime friendship with mobster Rick Rizzolo, owner of the Crazy Horse Too stripper club in Las Vegas. Mothers of Parkland, you're allowing this whore-monger to cozy up to your kids? Another Pied Piper, he's taking them away for a children's crusade to help his spook bosses at Langley and the Pentagon. Sorry, Amal, you made a huge mistake falling for a con artist (did you not notice he's a natural for the role of gambling cheat Danny Ocean?) so go back to the sanity of Beirut, where at least you know who your enemies are.
Blinding Security
Enough gossip. Now what about the gameplan for Ocean's Eleven Redux? The Console Cowboys blog details how any CCTV system can be hijacked with an online hack though a port. Not only could an electronic intrusion capture a video camera, the entire recording and replay system can be remotely controlled for substitution of video clips, as happened during the supposed "lone-gunman" escape from Parkland School.
In article titled "Video delays misled cops at Stoneman Douglas shooting", reporters with the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel explained: "The Broward School District's security cameras did not provide real-time video for police during the (day of the) shooting, and an outdated radio system provided further confusion. . . . Police thought they were seeing (the fleeing suspect) live on security cameras, still in the building. They were actually seeing images tape-delayed (by at least 30 minutes)." Or perhaps the inserted video scenes were prerecorded at a staged rehearsal.
The county school superintendent was baffled by the technically impossible error in constant real-time video: "There would be no point in having a video system in the school with a delay. Why would anybody have that?"
A security-studies professor who heads a national active-shooter program at Texas State University was quoted in the Sun-Sentinel as responding: "I've never heard of that before."
In addition, police officers told the reporters that their radio scanner reception was blocked by "some sort of feedback". The Sun-Sentinel disclosed that similar radio breakdowns hampered police response to the mass shooting at the Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood Airport a year ago January. That airport shooting "overwhelmed the county's antiquated radio system, disrupting communications. Some policemen could hear but not talk as they were trying to determine if there was a second shooter."
The young Jimmy Olsen reporters need some correcting from an old-timer like me: "Out of date" Motorola radio sets are far more reliable than today's flimsy digital phones. In a low-rise area as flat as Broward County, radio reception should be crystal clear. The police scanner was deliberated jammed.
So what's the odds for two separate communications breakdowns, one based in the district school board and the other located in the sheriff's office, at exactly the same time? Also, for triple risk-management add on the likelihood for NSA headquarters in Fort Meade, MD, being disrupted by a car break-in earlier that day, diverting away national-security attention?
In a tribute to Israeli electronics genius, allow me to repeat a quote from an IDF Cyber-Command officer reported by the Arutz Sheva 7 newspaper, in its Feb. 23, 2016 edition: "We are ahead of the rest of the world in digital capabilities by at least 15 years. We've integrated operational Internet capabilities which enable any commander to do anything in any place." Anything anywhere and any time includes a commando strike against Parkland school on St. Valentine's day.
The Hogg Factor in A Joint Ops
The electronic warfare used for the exfiltration phase of Operation Parkland had to be precisely coordinated with the movements of three assailants, and their forward observer, who must have used a different frequency with communications to their headquarters. Not surprising, the former Navy flyer aboard a carrier, Kevin Ralph Hogg is employed at Cubic Simulations Systems in nearby Pompano Beach, which develops programs and graphics for military training and operations. Under DOD contracts, Cubic divides its various ops-planning sections into different regions of the country.
Cubic's Pompano staff, where the father of Parkland student David Hogg works, focuses on joint-services commando operations such a hostage rescue or strikes on terrorist homes, using cyber tech developed by the IDF cyberwar division. For example, this is DOD procurement order for the Cubic regional office in Orlando: Cubic Simulation Systems Inc., Orlando, Fla., is being awarded a $19,930,555 modification (P00002), to a previously award firm-fixed-price, foreign-military-sales (FMS) contract (W900KK-13-C-0010), for the procurement of Israeli Defense Forces Engagement Skills Trainer 2000 Plus Systems and related services.
Therefore, the obvious conclusion is that: Far from being a victim, David Hogg was one of the forward observers of the joint Israeli-CIA death squad sent to Parkland, ensuring that sufficient numbers of his classmates were killed. The faker should arrested and put under extreme interrogation, along with his father, to confess to their assigned roles in the Soros-style psyop called March for Our Lives. Both father and son suffer degenerative nerve disorders associated with electromagnetic warfare, so never think there isn't divine justice.
The grandfather of David Hogg was an FBI agent who became CEO of Mastercard, but was later forced out of the company by the board of directors under a cloud of suspicion, related to his authorization of illegal diversions to a powerful cabal, possibly the same secret society behind the FBI Russiagate affair. Of course, the Hogg clandestine role is all in keeping with the eye in pyramid of the Federal Reserve Bank, just like former FBI boss Robert Mueller, a grandmaster of that subversion (Alexander) Hamiltonian secret society.
Don't get me wrong since I do tend to moralize due to an overly religious upbringing: I like money nearly as much as anyone does, musically speaking, that is. For example, that bouncy ABBA tune: "Money, money, money in a rich man's world."
The best lyrics about moolah come not from Pharell but from that ancient though immortal band of "Louie-Louie" fame, The Kingsmen: "You know the best things in life are free, but you can give 'em to the birds and the bees, cause I want money, yeah, that's what I want, I want your money . . . muuh. . .uh. . . uh . . . nee, that 's what I want!" Honesty like that is a rare commodity nowadays.
The difference between then and now is: In the Vietnam War era the young GIs and student protesters alike weren't paid crap to risk their lives, whereas the Parkland snowflakes who hid in the closet got millions of dollars through Go Fund Me. What do these losers deserve for failing to attempt a rescue of the wounded or gang-tackle the assailants? A whipping behind the tool shed is what.
It's admirable that one ROTC student died holding open a door for others, but three or more acting in unison could have teamed up to pounce on a gunman instead of everyone cringing in loneliness and fear. As Ben Franklin put it about being frightened during the unrelenting bloodbath during the Revolution: Either we must all hang together or most assuredly we will all hang separately. Cowardice deserves no pity.
Go Fake Me
GoFundMe pages, most of them posted by fraudsters, are proliferating like pythons in the Everglades. The Miami Herald had to kill its appeals due to the uncertainty of the identities of actual recipients. There were so many fake "victims" that the GoFundMe site decided to limit the fundraising to Broward Education Foundation. Not before pages had been set up by families of 22 shooting victims (Yes, I am aware there were only 17 dead, but some of these are for the wounded, although not all the wounded).
Maybe I've suffered from excessive depression at the loss of family members and best friends, so I've never set up a lemonade stand at a funeral. By the way, if anyone who is considering an online appeal, the State of Florida covers the cost of the victim's funerals, therefore the dozens of claimants asking for funds to bury dead students are either totally uninformed or fake. See you at the trial, and I sure do hope Judge Judy hangs you.
The Kaskys Little Coffins
The bodies weren't even cold yet before high-school junior Cameron Kasky posted his plea for donations to support the partisan Democrat protest planned for March 24 aka March for Our Lives. This nasty drama student was the one who dissed Sen. Marco Rubio for showing up at a townhall meeting to show his sympathy and hear community opinion. Young Cameron showed zero intention to persuade Rubio but spoke out only to polarize the distraught crowd. I do not appreciate Rubio's voting record either, but the week of mourning is not the time to play politics. Now that it's started, Cameron is getting what's coming to him.
The art of hustle runs in the Kaskowitz family bloodstream. On the issue of children's welfare, it should be noted that Cameron's grandfather and his father Jeffrey A. Kasky, Jr. are attorneys who serve as president and vice president of the profit-making surrogacy program called One World Adoptions. The OWA slogan for impoverished young women of child-bearing age is: "Make a Pregnancy Statement." That's a new brand of feminism.
Dad Jeffrey is co-author of "The ABA Guide to Assisted Reproduction", something that George Clooney might be interested in volunteering for. The Florida branch is linked by one of its board members to a Georgia adoption group that goes by the same name, which specializes in procuring children for adoption from the Clinton happy hunting ground of Haiti, a reminder of the murder of child-rights researcher Monica Petersen (which was part of the Pizzagate scandal). If any of you Kaskys have information on her last days in Haiti, be sure to convey the details to us at rense.com.
How's that for women's rights, Oprah? Maybe you should volunteer to be a surrogate, too, to help wealthy infertile couples and pedophile pimps in the Kingdom of Wakanda. One of the earlier cash respondents, indeed, was Oprah Winfrey in an act of solidarity with the planned MFOL protest in Washington D.C., which of course has absolutely nothing to do with her ambitions to be the first Wakandan president of the USA. Her butting-in the debate is reason enough for the NRA to beef up the citizen self-defense program, to keep that FAB out of the Oval Office. FAB stands for not what you're thinking but for "fuel-air bomb", since she's got such explosive talent. So hold your breath.
Child Exploitation in Our Lives
Other Hollywood heavyweights fell into line after The Don, George Clooney, made his grandiose gesture. They included Jeffrey Katzenberg, the Obama groupie and former Disney executive whose main product line was sexualized and emotionally whacked kids like Miley Cyrus and Christina Aguilera, rolling out of his Mickey Mouse Club treadmill.
Then there's Stephen Spielberg who hates firearms so much that he produced war-glorifying movies like "Saving Private Ryan" and "War Horse" and gun-slinging thrillers "Minority Report" and "Raider's of the Lost Ark." The "H" in Hollywood stands for either "hypocrisy" or "heroin", take your pick, kids, since you're soon going to be in wonderful company to be picked off by the D.C. pedophiles. Just wait till they drop you off at Jimmy Cosmic's Ping Pong pizza parlor. Don't call 911 for a rescue because Sheriff Israel won't be around to save you on time.
Long-Planned False Flag
The rapidity of political polarization out of Marjorie Stoneman Douglas high school during the mourning period, along with the immediate claim from the sneaks at the Anti-Defamation League about the Jewish-born suspect Nikolas Cruz belonging to a white supremacist group, indicate that the Parkland school shooting was another long-planned false-flag attack, similar to the 2012 Sandy Hook elementary school assault in Newtown, Connecticut.
The pieces of the jigsaw are by now, more or less, in place following this fourth part of the investigative series. I hope a fifth is not required unless it's single malt.
For those readers wanting to connect more dots, Nikolas Cruz's child psychology clinic run by Dr. David Lubin is just 3 blocks down the road from the office of Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz on Sawgrass Parkway in Sunrise township, Broward Country. It's a small world after all, inhabited by enterprising young "survivors", manipulative parents, dirty cops, gun-toting religious fanatics, corrupt politicians, would-be tyrants and so-called crazed killers. It's just life and death in a fishbowl.


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Return of the Daleks!
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Former Corrie star Bruno Langley takes on the ultimate Doctor Who enemy
Despite the hype that surrounds Doctor Who, former Corrie star Bruno Langley remains refreshingly unfazed. The 22-year-old actor can be seen this week starring alongside British TV's most famous sci-fi baddies, and although he loved the experience, the show was never part of his own history.
'The Daleks are 20 years older than I am,' he says. 'Obviously I remember hearing about them, but I'm from a different generation. As a kid I loved science fiction - but it was the Hollywood stuff - Alien, The Terminator.'
In this week's episode Bruno plays Adam Mitchell, a slightly nerdy young scientist from the year 2012 working for an Ohio billionaire who collects extraterrestrial artefacts. One of these is unidentified, but to millions of Whovians will be immediately recognisable.
As well as running upstairs to escape the infamous pepperpot creation, Adam will also be indulging in a little on-screen flirting with the Doctor's assistant Rose, played by Billie Piper.
'Basically my character's an arrogant little s*** and creates a big rift between the Doctor and Rose,' says Bruno. 'By this time their relationship is very comfortable and the Doctor is understandably jealous.'
As his character comes from the future, Bruno was keen to do some research to ensure that he gave a realistic portrayal.
'I got one of those calculator watches because I thought that in 2012 they'd be pretty retro,' laughs Bruno. 'They were pretty terrible, though. You had to use a pin to make it work!'
For now, Bruno's post-Corrie career looks pretty healthy. He will soon be seen in the new League Of Gentlemen film, which is released in June, and this summer he will also appear on stage as Romeo, opposite former EastEnders actress Scarlett Johnson as Juliet.
The choice of roles is all part of Bruno's career plan. 'I'm hoping to have a really good body of work behind me by the end of the year,' he says. 'I'm not rolling in it at the moment, but I'm thinking that if I sacrifice money now, it will pay off in the long run. I came from Corrie, which was great because it is the best thing of its kind, but I want people to know that I'm not just going to go off and do two episodes of Casualty or something.'
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Just up his street: Bruno plays scientist Adam
Getting closer: The Doctor and Rose
Metal shows its mettle: In The Dalek can fly!
EXTERMINATE!
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DALEKS
The Daleks were created by Tony Hancock's former scriptwriter Terry Nation and made their first appearance on 21 December 1963.
The design of the Daleks was originally to be masterminded by future Hollywood hotshot Ridley Scott. But he was unavailable and Raymond Cusick created the now legendary design.
At the height of their popularity in the mid Sixties, the Daleks were the subject of a festive single by The Go-Gos. I'm Gonna Spend My Christmas With A Dalek failed to chart.
Only three of the original Dalek casings from the Sixties survive today.
The Daleks were the master plan of the sinister scientist/psychopath Davros (right). However the history	of their evolution wasn't explained for years and Davros didn't make his debut on Doctor Who until 1975, in Genesis Of The Daleks.
Those famously grating metallic voices have been provided by many actors over the years. Among these was Roy Skelton, who also provided the voices of Zippy and George on children's TV classic.
Caption: Well hello Daleks: William Hartnell as the Doctor meets the enemy for the first time in 1963
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