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The Abyss: Blood Kin Book 1
The Abyss: Leaving Earth Book 2
The Artifact
Birth Rite
The Dark Earth: Dark Champion Book 1
The Dark Earth: Journey into Darkness Book 2
The Darkening
The Deep Within
Dragon's Reign
The Elven King's Blade
The Erl-King
Ever Dark
The Fell
G - O
Ghost: Neo-Tokyo
Ghost: Hong Kong Triad
The Ghost Half
The Lightless
The Merman 2
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The Pact 2
Price for Passage
Sanctuary 2
Winter Haven Country Club
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CHAPTER THREE: HAUNTED
"So … I shouldn't wait up for you?" Nafari's smile was as bright as the sun's when Liam told him he was going to hang out with the bartender after Fenrir closed, which was in less than five minutes.
A blush heating his cheeks, which hurt from grinning so much, he clapped a hand on Nafari's broad shoulder. "Let the others know I'll join them at camp tomorrow. Sometime tomorrow. Maybe late morning." He caught sight of the bartender putting the final load of glasses in the dishwasher. That beautiful face was bathed by steam, causing the halo of blond hair to curl more, and he felt a tightening in his groin. "Or perhaps afternoon." The bartender ran a hand through those locks and his pink lips parted. "Definitely afternoon."
"Camp" was the term they used for their base of operations in any given town or city. In a city it could be an empty lot or abandoned building. In a town like Holten they were going to use a local campsite. They wouldn't actually be staying there. It was a place where they would establish a door between the mortal and immortal world. By having one main camp they minimized the amount of doors that were being created between the planes. The more doors, the greater the chance The Gash would bring minions in. So one door between here and Valhalla would be enough.
Nafari just shook his head and laughed. "Enjoy yourself, my friend. I believe this is the first step towards embracing that immortal life we talked about."
Seeing the bartender's warm, inviting smile had Liam almost believing that. Maybe being in Holten again wouldn't be that bad. Maybe seeing his brother Cameron wouldn't slice him open and have him bleeding out. He sobered suddenly as he wondered if the bartender was one of Cameron's friends.
He mentally went through the rolodex of Cameron's old buddies. There had been Carmody Shyler, but he had glasses, red hair and buck teeth. No amount of growing would have turned Carmody into the beauty behind the bar. Then there was Jason Childs, but while he had the same pale skin as the bartender, his hair had been black as pitch. The bartender looked like a natural blond. But despite it being unlikely that the bartender was Carmody or Jason this game he and the bartender were playing about names suddenly seemed both foolish and a really good idea at the same time. He didn't want to find out that this was some kid he'd entertained when they were ten in the backyard. It would definitely get in the way of enjoying himself. Other than envisioning the bartender as a child while he tried to seduce him — yuck — he would be constantly tempted to ask him about Cameron.
"Your smile is fading." Nafari leaned forward and wagged a finger in front of his face. "Whatever you are thinking, forget it. Go have fun."
Nafari pushed him further into the bar while he headed out the door. Liam nearly stumbled but caught himself with Valkyrie grace.
"Could you lock the door?" the bartender asked.
It was then that Liam realized that he and the bartender were alone. He went back to the door and turned the three deadbolts. He tested the door and the locks appeared solid and all engaged. He then walked over to the bar where the bartender had pushed "run" on the dishwasher cycle. The young man took one last look around the bar and nodded as if mentally calculating that everything was as it should be.
"Everything looks good to go for tomorrow," he said.
"You run a tight ship. I admit I'm impressed that you took care of everything yourself tonight," Liam said as he surveyed the spotless bar and tables.
"You helped." A bright flash of teeth as the bartender sent him another one of those smiles that had a shivery feeling running down Liam's spine.
"Wiped a few tables? Put the chairs up? That's hardly anything." Liam shrugged. He had been happy to help out as he saw how pulled in a million different directions the bartender had been as the night wore on.
"Every little bit helps." The bartender threw a towel over his right shoulder and he was smiling in a slow, suggestive way as he let his gaze crawl up and down Liam's form. "Now … work's over. Let the fun begin."
Heat burned between Liam's legs. He rested his hip against the front of the bar, leaning towards the bartender. "Where are we going to have fun?"
"I have an apartment upstairs," he said and his blue eyes flashed with desire. He grabbed a six-pack of Corona and gestured with his head for Liam to follow him towards a door in the south wall that Liam hadn't noticed before.
"An apartment above where you work? That's handy."
Liam watched the sway of the bartender's hips as he moved with unconscious grace to the door. He fished out a key ring and unlocked the door. "Sigurd is really awesome."
"Sigurd?"
"Owner of Fenrir. He lets me have the apartment cheap." The bartender then gave a laugh. "But that also means he has on site help. I can't exactly lie to him that I'm sick when I'm really out partying."
"True," Liam chuckled.
He followed the bartender up a set of narrow twisting stairs. The stairs opened up into a room as large as the bar below. The room was almost completely open with the living areas unseparated by walls. There was a large bed, two dressers. There was a television hung from one wall with a game system attached and a large, though rather ratty sofa in front of it with chipped coffee table between. There was a laptop on one of the couch cushions, which the bartender moved to the coffee table so that both of them could sit down.
"Make yourself at home," the bartender said.
Then he took out two of the icy cold Coronas and placed them on the coffee table before heading into the kitchen where there was a humming refrigerator and a vile yellow colored stove with an industrial sink beside it similar to the one in the bar. Liam sank down on the couch as the bartender put the rest of the beer into the refrigerator then walked over to the north-east corner of the room, which was walled off with corrugated metal walls on struts.
"This is the bathroom, by the way in case you need it," the bartender called, his voice echoing against the metal, as Liam heard the water running from inside.
Liam's gaze paused for a moment on another area of the apartment that seemed to be set up for art though the implements were dusty and looked like they hadn't been touched in some time. There was an easel and a few canvases with their fronts leaning against the wall. He saw a huge lump of clay that had been allowed to dry out instead of being used to create pots or sculptures abandoned on the center of the floor. There were pads of drawing paper scattered on the ground along with large containers of colored pencils, chalks and paints.
Looks like he was an artist at some point, but has hit a dry spell. Explains his touchiness when I asked if he was an artist earlier. Yet he hasn't tossed them away. It seems like he can't quite let go of art just yet. Liam's lips pressed together. Will I find a similar state to Cameron's art things? Unused? Forgotten?
The bartender had exited the bathroom at that moment and when he saw where Liam was looking, he said simply, "Ghosts."
There was something so fragile in his voice and smile that had Liam looked away from the art materials and vowed not to mention them again or even glance at them. They were ghosts. Ghosts of a past life? Who knew?
He picked up the Corona and took a long pull of the cold beer. The bartender kicked off his boots and curled his socked feet beneath him on the sofa cushion. He sat so that he was facing Liam. Liam twisted in his seat, one knee coming up and resting on the sofa with his arms spread along the sofa's back and arm so he could see the bartender, too.
"Okay, I need a name for you," Liam said, his lips twitching with a smile.
"Why? Names are overrated," the bartender said though his eyes flickered away at the last as if it were a lie.
"I can't keep calling you 'the bartender' in my head," Liam explained. "It's starting to sound like some kind of title for a gangster. Like Jimmy the Knife. You would be Jack the Bartender."
"Who slays his enemies with broken beer bottles?" The bartender's eyes danced with amusement.
"You have many enemies?"
The question had been meant to come out light, but the bartender flinched. It was a small movement, but enough of one that Liam caught it. Who could hate this guy? Who would be his enemy?
I don't know him. I don't know his past. He could have a ton of baggage. Maybe he was in a gang at some point …
But looking at that angelic face Liam simply couldn't believe that the bartender had ever run with a bad element. His looks alone would have put him at a huge disadvantage. He appeared delicate though he clearly was nicely muscled. All in all, he appeared more like someone who had been wounded instead of doing the wounding.
The bartender picked at some of the loose threads on the back of the couch. "I just have this thing about my name. See, you remind me of someone."
"I do?" Liam felt the familiar old flare of fear that he could be recognized, but shoved it away. His mother wouldn't have believed he was Liam Blake even if he confessed it to her face. The magic held sway.
More picking. Liam reached over and covered that nervous, plucking hand. The bartender stilled for a moment, but then he turned his hand over so that they were palm to palm. The bartender's hand was soft. Liam's were rough and callused from sword work, but the other man didn't seem to mind. His fingertips lightly ran over Liam's toughened skin as if it fascinated him.
"And if you tell me your name …" Liam began the sentence, hoping the bartender would finish it.
"This guy you remind me of would say my name in a certain way. If you say it differently …"
"It'll break the illusion that I'm him?" Liam suddenly realized. He was slightly wary again because the bartender had chosen his real name, but it was just a coincidence. The magic held sway. This young man could not be pretending he was Liam Blake.
The bartender's blue eyes flickered up to his and he bit his lower lip for a moment. "Does that weird you out that I'm drawn to you because you look like someone else?"
No more odd than the fact that I'm drawn to you and yet I know nothing about you.
"It's given me a leg up with you so I don't mind." Liam took another sip of beer.
"You're gorgeous," the bartender said without shyness. "You could get most anyone you want, I'm betting. This is just my … kink that you look like this special someone. I don't normally even tell people about it, but there's something about you … I don't know. You're easy to talk to. Just like he was."
A flicker of darkness in those crystal clear blue eyes. "Yeah. He's gone now."
It was clear that he didn't want to talk about it any longer. Liam didn't want to poke old wounds. Seeing Peter Stanley and thinking about Reginald Fox had opened enough of his old wounds that he was in no rush to open the bartender's.
"So that's why you don't want to give me a fake name either? Because it will ruin the moment as well?" Liam asked.
The bartender looked down at the couch and nodded. "Exactly. So I'm just going to be like Racer X tonight."
"You like Speed Racer?" He and Cameron had both loved that show. Cameron had pretended to be Speed while he had played the part of Racer X, except instead of keeping his identity a secret he had come clean after saving Speed from another villain of the week. Then they had gone off to have their own garage and live happily ever after.
Now I'll really get to play Racer X, but Cameron won't know he's Speed.
"Oh, hell, yes! I even liked the new movie that the Wachowski brothers made. I'm probably one of the ten people who did," the bartender enthused.
"An older brother that must hide who he is to save the younger one? That aspect of it always spoke to me," Liam said with a faint smile.
In the movie version though, he had felt a definite sexual vibe between the two brothers when they were adults and that had caused him to feel … uncomfortable. Not that he had ever thought of his ten-year-old brother like that! It was more the idea of how they would live together when Cameron grew up. There was something in that which seemed strange for him to want, yet he had. He still did.
The bartender was looking at him so searchingly then as if he had said something very right or perhaps very wrong. Finally, he looked away as he grabbed his beer. "A perfect big brother. Always there even when he wasn't."
"He was hardly perfect," Liam said.
"He made mistakes, but he loved Speed, right? That was pure and good. That made up for any errors in judgment. That made him perfect," the bartender said.
Liam hardly wanted to argue that point. He wished he had been the perfect older brother, but in comparing himself even to a cartoon character he was feeling a bit like maybe he was far less than he should have been. After all, unlike Racer X, he certainly hadn't been if continuing to take care of Cameron from afar. He had run out on his brother after probably the most horrific moment of Cameron's life. Nafari's words on what he would do if his family were still alive came back to him.
I shouldn't have left Cam. Even if I could never reveal who I was, I should have been there. I should have tried to help him from the sidelines. I shouldn't have let the "rules" hold me back.
He had always called his brother "Cam". For everyone else it was "Cameron". His younger brother only allowed him to shorten it. It was a special nickname between them. His throat felt tight and dry. He drained the rest of his beer.
"Do you want another one?" the bartender asked.
"No, no, I'm … yeah, actually, I could use another one. But don't get up. I know where the refrigerator is."
"Best part of this apartment is you can see where everything's at. Worst part, too, as you can also see that I'm not exactly a neat freak." The bartender gave him one of those high wattage smiles that soothed the pain that suddenly suffused Liam.
He got up from the couch and looked at the other man's drink. The bartender had hardly touched it. "Be right back."
"I'm not going anywhere."
Liam strode over to the refrigerator. His heavy leather coat suddenly felt like it was weighing him down or maybe it was his invisible wings. How could he be a Valkyrie, a brave warrior, when he had run away from the one person who meant the world to him simply because he couldn't be the same person to Cameron anymore? He opened the refrigerator door and saw literally the six pack of beer and some old Chinese food cartons. Nothing else. Not even condiments.
He's not taking care of himself. This isn't right. He asks a nameless guy up to his place. He won't give his own name. He looks like a freaking angel. How many times has has he done this? How many times has he been hurt? Does he want to be hurt for some reason?
The unused art supplies suddenly haunted him. The bartender's soft gaze and warmth haunted him more. Liam grabbed a second beer and shrugged off his jacket. He laid it over the back of the couch and sat down again. He looked at the bartender openly.
"What do you need?" he found himself asking. He felt the weight of the bed over the bartender's shoulder, but, suddenly, he decided that wasn't going to be a part of the evening. He wasn't going to lose himself in this young man's pliant body, not unless he knew that this wasn't going to hurt him more.
The bartender blinked. He looked down at his mostly full beer and back up at Liam. "Uhm, I'm good."
"No, you're not," Liam said quietly.
There was a flash of panic in those blue eyes as if he had seen too much. The panic was quickly quashed as the young man clearly didn't want to show weakness. "Let's put it this way, I'm as good as I'll ever be."
"When I walked into the bar tonight I was – I was avoiding some pain of my own. When I saw you …" Liam paused and he couldn't help the smoldering look he gave the bartender. The other man was so gorgeous and pushed every protective instinct he had as well as aroused him as easily as breathing. "When I saw you I felt that I could forget all that for a while."
The bartender quirked a smile. "Me, too."
Liam lightly ran a finger down the bartender's cheek. The other man's eyelids fluttered shut for a moment at the touch and he turned his face into Liam's hand. His skin was so soft. No razor burn. Likely didn't have to shave often unlike Liam who would grow a beard as thick as Thor's if he didn't shave twice a day. It was a strange thing to be dead and immortal yet still have things like hair grow.
"I don't want to use you, Speed," Liam said gently.
Those blue eyes fluttered open. "Speed?"
"Yeah, you're not Racer X in this story." Liam smiled. "You're the younger brother type. At least in relation to me. So I just can't do it. I can't use you. Won't. If you were my little brother I would kill a jackass like myself for coming up here."
There was something so strange in the bartender's reaction to his words that Liam almost laughed out of sheer uncomfortableness. Again, it was like he had the absolute right and wrong thing at the same time. The young man suddenly slid along the couch until there were only inches between them. One of his arms curled behind Liam's neck and his skin prickled at the touch.
"You took off your jacket," the bartender said softly. "You want to stay."
"I took it off so that you knew I was staying to talk. That I wasn't just going to make this speech and leave because we weren't going to bed," Liam said firmly and he removed the young man's hand from his neck even though part of him was cursing himself loudly.
"I don't want to talk." He was pouting. It was rather adorable. Liam let out a bark of laughter which had the young man's eyes narrowing. "You asked me what I need."
"Yes, I did," Liam said, remembering the bare refrigerator.
The bartender was suddenly in his lap, arms wrapped around his neck, sweet breath gusting against his lips. Those blue eyes were alight with desire and mischief. "I need to go to bed with you."
Liam's hormones, or whatever they were now that he was immortal, surged to life. Heat built in his loins. His hands slipped around those narrow hips.
"Speed," he warned huskily.
"Racer X," the bartender laughed and ground down on his already prominent erection. "It's okay. I really want this. Need this. Let me pretend you're him. Although … you seem pretty damn awesome just as you are."
"I don't want to hurt you," Liam whispered.
The young man carded his fingers through Liam's long hair, his gaze locked on Liam's, unblinking. "This won't hurt me. It helps me feel alive again."
A million questions ran through Liam's mind. A million objections to doing this followed thereafter. Yet he believed what the fragile yet strong young man in his arms was saying. He needed this. So did Liam. It made him feel alive. Liam needed to grasp life, too. To remember what it was like to be a part of this world instead of above it.
"This is such a bad idea," Liam murmured.
"No, it's a great idea. You won't regret it," the bartender said.
"I'm more worried about you regretting it."
Those blue eyes widened with pleasure and surprise. "I won't. Believe me. I think … I think this will be just perfect. Please."
It was that "please" that undid Liam. He was moving before he could think. His hands slid up the young man's back, pushing his t-shirt out of the way and touching the hot flesh. He then raked his fingers down the length of the young man's spine. The bartender shivered with pleasure. His eyes were hooded with desire.
"Your skin is like silk. So fine," Liam whispered.
The young man leaned in and kissed him. The kiss was full of desperation and a kind of hungry fury as if he feared Liam would be yanked away from him at any moment. This stemmed from whatever pain had happened to the young man long ago, the pain that still haunted him. Liam gentled the kiss. He stroked his tongue against the young man's slowing, moving it in a strong luxuriant slide to show him what he liked and to quell the young man's desperation. All the while his hands moved into the bartender's hair, feathering the soft curls between his fingers. He tilted their heads so that the kiss could deepen. He felt the bartender shiver against him. When they broke apart, both of them were breathing hard even though Liam didn't need to breathe.
"That was …" the bartender gasped out. His pupils were huge, blown wide with pleasure now. His pink mouth was wet and parted. "If you fuck like you kiss …"
Liam kissed him again. He sucked on the bartender's lower lip, raking his teeth along it when he pulled away, leaving the young man panting and digging his fingers into Liam's shoulders.
"Big brothers have to be the best at things they teach their little brothers, don't they?" Liam's voice was a low growl. He couldn't believe he said such a thing, but the other man reacted positively.
Those blue eyes went wide then hooded. "Yeah, they do. Little brothers need that instruction."
Arousal, forbidden and hot as magna, coursed through him. He knew he would feel deep shame when he did see his beloved Cameron later, but this was just a fantasy. Just once he would allow himself to have it. He prayed that Odin was not having Huginn and Muninn watch this particular part of Midgard right now.
"Big brothers don't like sharing though. So maybe I'm teaching you just for me," Liam husked out.
The bartender's hands tightened in his hair. "Maybe I like that idea. Maybe I don't want to be with anyone else either."
A flare of heat followed by shame coursed through Liam as those words had his cock pressing painfully against the zipper of his jeans, but he ignored the shame. He was hurting no one doing this. It was a fantasy that he would never allow himself again. But for now he would.
The bartender reached down between them and grasped the hem of his shirt. He pulled it up and over his head, tossing it somewhere out of sight. The young man's bare chest was everything that he thought it would be. Lean and muscled with cinnamon colored nipples that were already peaked in the cool air of the room. Liam trailed one finger along the hills and valleys of the bartender's stomach, which had the young man sucking in a deep breath and the muscles fluttering when he let it out.
Liam could not look away as the bartender then popped open the button of his faded jeans and the top of his dark blue boxer briefs were revealed. Liam's mouth watered. He kissed down the young man's chest, leaning him back so that he could kiss the tender skin that had been behind the button of those jeans. The bartender gave a gasp.
"You're strong!" he laughed.
Liam realized he was literally holding the young man up in a horizontal position with one hand under his mid back while the other was under his ass. His immortal strength was showing. To counteract this, he gently lowered the young man down on the sofa, pretending he couldn't hold him up any longer.
"You're light," Liam claimed.
With a twist of a smile and a voice as soft as frost, the bartender said, "Big brothers have to be strong to keep their little brothers safe."
"Yes." Liam swallowed, a flashback of what happened with Reginald Fox zipping through his mind. I saved Cam then. "Yes, they have to be."
Liam kneeled between the bartender's spread legs. One of his hands went to the zipper and he looked up at the young man's face for assent. He would stop no matter what his body wanted if the young man wasn't game for this. But he nodded and his breathing quickened. Liam undid the zipped and slid both the jeans and boxer briefs down to mid-thigh. The young man's cock was also cinnamon colored and slender, but long. It bobbed, the head wet with precum, before him, looking incredibly inviting. He leaned down and licked the head. The precum was salty and earthy. He dragged his tongue along the slit for more. The bartender trembled with pleasure. Those hooded blue eyes looked at him with almost desperation.
Keeping his eyes locked on the other man's he opened his mouth and sank all the way down on his cock. There were great benefits in not having to breathe. The bartender gasped and arched up, but that wasn't a problem for Liam. He easily let the slender shaft go down his throat. He closed his lips tightly around the cock and sucked hard.
The bartender's hands were suddenly scrabbling across the tops of his shoulders before fisting in his long hair. He didn't mind the burn of the hair pulling. It felt good and helped tamp down his own erection as he sucked and licked and lightly dragged his teeth along the sensitive length. The young man was letting out a high whine. Liam felt his cock plump in his mouth. He fingered the young man's balls, rolling the furry things. They drew tight against the bartender's body and the extra tug on his hair told him that the young man was close to the edge.
"I-I'm going to – to cum! You should – should pull off," the bartender gritted out.
But Liam shook his head even as he swirled his tongue over the head of the hot, hard cock in his mouth. He dove down once more, all the way to the root, just as the bartender came. His hips lifted high off the couch as the first spurt left him.
"LIAM!" he shouted and that had Liam's cock letting out a trickle of precum in reaction. It was so good to hear his name on the young man's lips.
But then he was too busy swallowing down the cum the other man was letting loose and he could think of nothing else but the earthy essence he was devouring. Finally, the flow slowed to a stop. The bartender had collapsed fully on the couch. Sweat coated his face and stuck some of those curls against his forehead. His eyelids were closed, but his pink lips were parted as he breathed deeply. Liam slowly drew off, kissing the softening cock's tip before he moved up the bartender's body and covered that sweet mouth with his own.
At first the kiss was slow as the other man was still lost in the haze of post-orgasmic bliss. But then his tongue started moving eagerly against Liam's and he was licking every possible millimeter of Liam's mouth searching for a last taste of himself. Liam chuckled as the other man sucked on his tongue as if it were a lollipop.
They broke apart and Liam found himself smiling down at that incredibly lovely face, those blue eyes that were no longer haunted, but looked peaceful, and he felt calmness and rightness flow through him as well. Staying here, doing this, had been the right thing. He knew that down to the bottom of his soul.
The bartender reached up and moved Liam's hair behind his ears then curled a long lock around his fingers as he studied Liam's face.
"You're … you're so like him. I feel that this must be a dream," the other man said, his voice hoarse with the shout he'd given out. "But I don't want this to be a dream. I want this to be real."
Liam felt a sadness flare inside of him. In some ways, he was a dream. But he was real, too. So he held onto that and said, "I'm real. I'm not going anywhere."
"You're not going to disappear?"
"No, I'm not."
Not yet. Not now. I won't go until I help you. I'll deal with The Gash, but I won't leave you in this place. I'll get you out of here. Back to doing art or whatever you want. I'll fix this. And I'll do the same for my brother.
He knew that was a tall order. Perhaps it wasn't even something he could do. But he wanted to do it. He wanted to help this man so very much. Make him smile without shadows. Make him view the world without darkness in those blue eyes.
"I believe you." The bartender suddenly blushed, but didn't look away. "I – I want to tell you something."
"Because you're right that you can't keep calling me 'the bartender' or 'Speed'."
"So you're going to tell me your real name?" Liam grinned.
"Yeah." The young man licked his lips. His nervousness apparent in every line of his face. Liam petted him to calm him. Finally, he let out a deep breath and said, "My name is Cameron."
Liam stared at him without moving, without blinking, without taking that breath he didn't need. Cameron noticed the sudden unnatural stillness and concern flooded his expression. His hand left Liam's hair and went to his face.
"Hey, hey, is everything all right?"
It can't be him. There is no way. Mom would never let him work at a place like Fenrir …
Liam was suddenly jerking upwards and turning towards the disused art supplies. He was breathing now. In hard, heavy gusts. Panicky gusts.
Liam. He picked the name 'Liam' to call me tonight. We talked dirty about big and little brothers. It can't be him. It's just not possible!
Cameron was sitting up, clearly concerned for him. He grasped Liam's face and turned it to towards him. "What's wrong? Are you okay? You're so …"
"Cam," Liam whispered. His special name for Cameron.
And then it was Cameron's turn to freeze. He stared into Liam's eyes and the knowledge was just there. From nothing to everything in half a second. He knew that Liam was Liam.
"Liam?" Cameron breathed his name and meant Liam his brother this time. Not Liam the guy he met at a bar. Liam's wings suddenly flapped and he saw Cameron's eyes move towards them. Those eyes went huge. "Wings? She had wings. The lady who came and – and took you up –"
Elda? He saw her?
Liam was off of his brother's half naked body. He was perched on the edge of the couch. His wings were flapping wildly, disturbing the notebooks and loose papers. Things began to fly around in the wind he was creating. Right now Cameron was doing what no mortal should have been able to do: see him for who and what he really was.
Cameron sees my wings. He knows it's me.
Cameron reached up for him, trying to grab him, and keep him near. But Liam couldn't stay. He'd just – just violated his little brother. He could still taste Cameron's cum on his lips and he – Odin help him –wanted more. His erection had not died down in the least. Shame coursed through him as he realized he was perhaps more aroused by their shared blood than before.
"Liam? Liam, it's you … I know it's you! LIAM!" Cameron shouted, but his voice suddenly sounded very far away as Liam was flying up and up and up. The roof of the bar became translucent as he opened a door between the mortal and immortal realms and he flew up and up and up.
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really you open a door? own your brother in danger. how you didn't know this was your brother when he give you your name idiot. when you come into his apartment saw all of the art supplies idiot you saw he was hurt and till you give him a bow job idiot now he saw your wings idiot
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Liam just fudged up. And not with the sucking off. He was talking about the doors and minions flooding. And yet he just opened a door right above where his brother dwells. A bar where people get intoxicated. Sigh, Liam you just put your dearly beloved brother in harms way. ■.■
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Its amazing so far, they keep you on edge already. And the sexual attraction is just hotttt! Thankyou and so far this story is going perfectly
All through this I was thinking "This is hot, yet feels vaguely dub-con, so I feel a bit ashamed/disturbed," like Liam at the end. I wanted to enjoy it, I'm just relieved it didn't get too far. It can be hot when baddies do it because they are evil and can get away with a lot more. But when both mind, Liam most in this situation, it gives off "Just stop!" feels. But that probably is the point here: to help Liam get past seeing his brother as forbidden. He would not have started anything if he knew. Cameron's non-repulsed reaction gives him a chance to get comfortable with the idea. It also gives Cameron hope.
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In reply to: River_Iris
I'm curious what you found dub-con about it. Was it because Cameron didn't know it was really Liam (though he wanted it to be) or that Liam didn't know it was Cameron (though he clearly has feelings here)? I'm thinking you mean the latter. I tried to also get past that with him getting into the brother play and also his feeling that he and Cameron will meant to be together as adults.
In reply to: Raythe
I think River_Iris means a bit of both, which makes since seeing as they both have issues.
OMG...
Honestly I'd be okay with putting every other story on hold if we could just get more of this one...
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I do know what you mean. When I get on a role I so want to do that. But I suppose there are at least a few members out of the over a thousand who might take issue with that. Sigh.
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Q: Проблема с добавлением библиотеки implementation 'com.theartofdev.edmodo:android-image-cropper:2.8+'

Прописал это в gradle манифест тоже настроил чтобы можно было брать фото с устройства
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И после синхронизации выдало ошибку:

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Как это исправить?

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title: The Kimmel/Silverman Showdown!
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As a Dutchmen I'm not really into a lot of **American talk shows**. I really like The Daily Show and The Colbert Report and enjoy an occasional Conan-episode. I'm not really familiar with **Jimmy Kimmel** however.  Apparently he's dating **Sarah Silverman**, a comedienne whose show also airs in The Netherlands.  He also has a little running gag he uses every night in which **he bumps Matt Damon**. Combine those two factors and you get the following result...

Being a comedian himself Jimmy can't let Sarah and Matt do this to him without some **retaliation**.

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On Friday 22nd June 2018 – Phuket held Andman Hotelier and Tourism Fair 2018 at HomeWorks Phuket.
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19 Year Gullah/Geechee Human Rights Legacy
Gullah/Geechee Nation ♦ April 2, 2018 ♦ Leave a comment
by Queen Quet, Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation (www.QueenQuet.com)
When I sat amongst the human rights advocates that came together at the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland in 1999, I didn't know that I would stand up to walk with people over decades of time. The response that historic night of April 1st proved that they did do what I had asked-Yeddy We. They heard the plight of my people-the Gullah/Geechee people of the Sea Islands. Many had never heard of our culture nor our community, but they were thankful to hear of us before the human rights violations against us destroyed us and relegated us to footnotes in academic papers and photographs in exhibits and slide shows done by those that had studied us while we died.
The words spoken out loud against the chattel enslavement and the wage enslavement at the plantations in the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida were the breath that was needed to put life into the situation. The words that were spoken made people realize that the claims that people of African descent in North America hadn't retained anything African were not true. The words that were spoken gave voice to a specific group that under international law was a "linguistic and ethnic minority" protected by human rights laws. These words spoke life into what seemed like a dire situation-the genocide of a cultural community.
Now that the world heard these words others joined in with speaking up on our behalf. They petitioned the US government with us. This led to the US Congress finally passing the "Gullah/Geechee Cultural Heritage Act" which thereby acknowledged us as a "national minority." The US governmental commission formed by the act would eventually see its mission as "Empowering the Gullah/Geechee people to sustain their culture."
Self-determination is always about sustaining oneself without the interference and pressure from others. The pressure that my people had endured due to the racism, exploitation, continued attempts of re-enslavement, and inaccurate "interpretations" of our culture still didn't cease. In fact, the pressure was on now that they realized that we could and would speak up for ourselves whether in English or een we oin't mudda tongue and ting.
The fact that we now had a global platform on which to speak and from which others actually heard and supported us made the battle to prevent the continued exploitation and genocidal attacks that much more intense. The process of eliminating those of us that would advocate for and defend our human rights has become insidious. People were commissioned and directed to keep the Gullah/Geechee Nation out of the media. Groups were funded to provide entertainment as the representation of Gullah/Geechee culture without discussing land loss or anything that would "make folks feel uncomfortable." Brochures were printed and tourism videos created to market the culture in a manner that shows the community as only singers, basketmakers, chefs, and storytellers, but not as intellectuals and definitely not as freedom fighters! Disya ain hep um tall tall cuz trut gwine stan win ebeeting es fall.
No matter what scripts were written to orchestrate and direct the narrative of the happy singing descendants of the enslaved not everyone comes to the Gullah/Geechee Nation to see an act. Instead, people of the world started to come to see past what was staged and to support the living traditions and the Gullah/Geechee people. Many support us continuing to hold onto our land, our language, and our cultural heritage. They've seen the reporting done by the supporters of our human right to self-determination:
• https://www.scotsman.com/news/world/queen-s-plea-for-islands-of-her-fathers-1-1381639
• https://theoccupiedtimes.org/?p=4829
• https://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2015/09/gullah-geechee-fight-cultural-genocide-race-america-150904063601836.html
• http://atlantablackstar.com/2016/12/17/a-community-under-attack-how-the-gullahgeechee-nations-are-fighting-against-culture-vultures-keen-on-destroying-them/
These reports winnowed out the tourism palatable entertainment narrative supported by agents of federal and state governmental bodies that seek to avoid the world knowing of the death threats against human rights leaders and the land displacement issues that prevail along the Gullah/Geechee Nation's coastline. What was left after the winnowing nourishes and strengthens us as we continue to stand for human rights and freedom in the Gullah/Geechee Nation. This nourishment goes beyond that of the fields of Carolina gold rice that people come to the Sea Islands seeking to see and to the true richness of the region-the Black gold-the Gullah/Geechee traditionalists freedom fighters. WEBE Gullah/Geechee anointed people!
We the people are still rooted in our soil. We are still standing up and speaking out. Tenk GAWD de world still da yeddy we afta disya 19 year human rights journee!
Queen Quet, Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation is the elected head-of-state and spokesperson for the Gullah/Geechee. She is a directorate member of the International Human Rights Association for American Minorities (IHRAAM). She was the first Gullah/Geechee in world history to speak on behalf of her people before the United Nations in Switzerland. Since she first went before the United Nations on April 1, 1999, she has been an active part in numerous UN NGO conferences, conferences on self-determination, the Minority Forum, the Indigenous Peoples Forum, COP 22, and the Oceans Forum. She continues to be a tireless human rights advocate and defender. For more about her human rights journey, visit http://ihraam.org/Gullahproject.html and follow www.GullahGeecheeNation.com.
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Beyond the Book: Background information when reading Blood Brothers
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Among the Soldiers of Ward 57
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Michael Weisskopf is a senior correspondent for Time magazine, working out of Washington D.C. He is a Pulitzer Prize finalist and winner of a number of awards for journalism including the Daniel Pearl Award for Courage and Integrity in Journalism. As an investigative reporter for the nation section. he has scored many scoops, including the smoking-gun letter of FBI whistle-blower Coleen Rowley and broke stories on Arthur Andersen's shredding of Enron documents, President Bill Clinton's deal with prosecutors and several Monica Lewinsky stories.
In addition to Blood Brothers, he is co-author of two books: Truth At Any Cost, a book on the Kenneth Starr probe published in April of 2000, and Tell Newt to Shut Up, a book about the 1995 Republican revolution in congress, published in 1996.
He joined Time in 1997 after 20 years at the Washington Post where he covered money in politics, the environment and the Pentagon. Fluent in Chinese, he was the paper's correspondent in China from 1980 to 1985 and covered the hostage crisis in Iran in 1979 and 1980. Prior to joining the Post, he covered politics and government for The Baltimore Sun; and before that he worked at The Montgomery Advertiser in Montgomery, Alabama. He received his Master of Arts from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and his Bachelors degree from George Washington University. He lives in Washington with his wife Rebekah, a professional singer, and their three children.
He continues to work as a journalist - using voice activated software in place of a typewriter keyboard. He also continues to visit Walter Reed as a patient and a visitor, where he sees many amputees - the only difference being that he observes there are more double and triple amputees than there were when he was a patient, because the Iraq insurgency is using ever more powerful explosives.
At the end of September 2006 the death count for the Iraq coalition was 3,068, plus 44,779 casualties, of which 20,687 were wounded. The estimated number of Iraqi civilians reported dead is between 45,000-50,000; there does not appear to be a count of the injured.
Weisskopf's Time cover story about Ward 57, with links to other articles.
An unofficial count of Iraq coalition deaths and injuries by period, includes a link to iraqbodycount.org/, which tracks the estimated civilian deaths.
A visual count of the Iraq coalition deaths since 2003 to Feb 2007.
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29. The royal family's publicist has now censored Amber's blog.
51. The corruption across the entire country has been solved in 10 seconds.
52. Everyone in the country is now rich.
53. There is 12 minutes until the end of the film and we still haven't got to the royal wedding yet in A Christmas Prince: A Royal Wedding.
54. Actually, being British and all, not sure I can withstand watching my third royal wedding of the year.
55. Oh, it's the wedding.
56. Princess Emily appears to be a DJ.
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11 January 2021 by WomenAgainstRape
'Spy Cops' Bill - Report Stage in the House of Lords
Letter: Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct aka 'Spy Cops') Bill – Report Stage in the House of Lords
Dear Lords,
This is an extremely dangerous Bill which has attracted strong and broad opposition among organisations and individuals. You may have seen our original statement against the Bill in November which was signed by over 50 organisations (statement here).
The Bill should be rejected as paving the way to a police state which sanctions violence and other criminality. Women and children, people of colour, disabled people, those who do not have the protection of a British passport, and anyone exercising their legitimate right to protest against injustice of any kind, including by withdrawing their labour, are likely to be the first targets.
The amendments tabled by opposition parties are inadequate as they would only limit the powers of this Bill. However, we urge you to back them, in particular those that:
remove immunity from criminal prosecution (amendment 1);
prevent the use of the "national economic interest" as a pretext to authorise crimes (amendment 9). The inclusion of economic interest is one of the most worrying parts of the Bill. Who will determine what that is? What are the implications for public safety and government accountability of the Home Office, DWP, Food Standards Agency and corporations the government wishes to protect being allowed such sweeping powers?
prohibit a spy from committing a serious violent crime such as rape, torture or murder (amendment 15);
allow financial compensation for victims of a crime resulting from criminal conduct authorisation (amendment 22);
limit the range of authorities given such powers (amendments 27 & 28);
ensure that powers are authorised by a judge (amendment 5 & 42);
protect children and other vulnerable people from being used as spies (amendments 12, 13 & 14).
These amendments are our key priority:
Amendment 1: CHIS should never be immune from civil or criminal liability.
Amendment 9: criminal conduct authorisation could be granted on economic grounds only if it is also relevant to the interests of national security.
Amendment 11: prohibit authorisation of criminal conduct where the covert human intelligence source acts as an agent provocateur.
Amendment 12: prohibit the granting of criminal conduct authorisations to children.
Amendment 15: prohibit authorisation of serious criminal offences.
Amendment 22: ensure that victims of violent crime are not rendered ineligible for criminal injuries compensation.
There is a climate emergency, an international pandemic, poverty is on the rise as never before, and although rape and domestic violence have soared since lockdown, they have been practically decriminalised. We are alarmed that undercover agents could be used to manipulate, interfere with and criminalise legitimate protest on a wide range of high-profile issues, including child poverty, violence against women and children, structural racism, workers' rights, the NHS, the climate emergency and the destruction of the natural world, pollution, food safety, animal welfare, organic farming, human rights in the UK and abroad. (See attempts to criminalise Extinction Rebellion.)
In listing these issues, we are bearing in mind that until the storming of the Capitol in Washington DC by what president-elect Joe Biden called "domestic terrorists", people in and around the UK government had close relations with President Trump and were planning trade deals with him. These are some of the same people who are promoting criminal impunity with this Bill.
We urge you to oppose the Bill and back amendments that curtail its powers. We would welcome being in touch with you.
Yours against rape,
Lisa Longstaff
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Entertainment Bollywood 05 Jan 2017 Padmavati is not a f ...
Entertainment, Bollywood
Padmavati is not a female-oriented film: Shahid Kapoor
Published Jan 5, 2017, 5:27 pm IST
Updated Jan 5, 2017, 5:27 pm IST
Shahid Kapoor talks about Padmavati, shares his ideas and speaks about his co-stars in a recent interview.
Shahid Kapoor calls his 'Padmavati' co-stars talented.
Mumbai: 'Udta Punjab' star Shahid Kapoor is gearing up to feature in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's upcoming film, 'Padmavati', alongside Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh. Earlier it was reported the film would be women-oriented and Deepika's character would have more focus but in a recent interview with Mumbai Mirror, Shahid vehemently denied the fact.
"Personally, I don't think it's a female-oriented film. The female part is extremely strong, just like in Rangoon, so are the male characters. The idea is to participate in great content. It should never be about male or female-driven roles," he said.
On being asked about his co-stars and whether he has any insecurity, he said, "I have a great part in 'Padmavati'. I'm never insecure, I'm self-assured. It's great to work with talented people and my co-stars are actors who're great at balancing their work."
Shahid was also recently seen in Karan Johar's television show 'Koffee with Karan' with his wife.
Tags: padmavati, sanjay leela bhansali, deepika padukne, shahid kapoor
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FDA proposes adding daily value for added sugars to labels
July 27, 2015 Updated: Oct. 5, 2016 3:50 a.m.
Courtesy AHA
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration proposed Friday that a "percent daily value" for added sugars be part of nutrition labels on packaged foods providing consumers more information about how added sugar fits into their daily diets.
The information would be similar to what Americans have seen for decades on food labels about sodium and certain fats.
It is an addition to a larger proposal last year - and part of the debate between health advocates and food manufacturers - that could eventually add a new line to Nutrition Facts labels.
Currently, sugars already are required to be labeled on packages, but the FDA is also considering adding a line underneath declaring "added sugars." That way consumers could tell the difference between what is naturally occurring in the food and what has been added in production.
"This is great. Now, let's take the next step and get this done," said Rachel K. Johnson, Immediate Past chair of the American Heart Association's nutrition committee and "Robert L. Bickford, Jr. Green and Gold Professor of Nutrition" and professor of medicine at the University of Vermont in Burlington. "One of the big criticisms about adding sugars to the food labels was there were no daily values for consumers to put it into context. So, I think the FDA is actually strengthening the case for that by proposing this recommended daily value."
On average, Americans eat 16 percent of their daily calories from sugars added during food production, according to the FDA. The proposed daily value limits would be based on the recommendation from the dietary guidelines panel earlier this year that the daily intake of calories from added sugars not exceed 10 percent of total calories.
Nancy Brown, AHA CEO, said that when Americans pull a product from the supermarket shelf they should "have a clear idea of how much added sugar that product really contains."
She applauded the FDA's actions saying that "many Americans consume more sugar than they realize. High intake of added sugars is a significant source of excess calories and is associated with higher body weight. Excess sugar consumption has also been linked with many risk factors for heart disease, including obesity, high blood pressure, inflammation and elevated triglyceride levels. "
The FDA is seeking public comment on the added sugar proposal for 75 days and is re-opening comment for 60 days on its March 2014 proposal to update the Nutrition Facts panel to include public comments on two consumer studies related to label formats.
Excess sugar has been linked to a variety of conditions and diseases, including obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease. An emerging body of research has linked high intakes of added sugars to hypertension, dyslipidemia (an abnormal amount of lipids in the blood) and chronic inflammation.
A study published last year in JAMA: Internal Medicine showed added sugar was associated with higher risk of death by heart disease. Consumers who consumed 17 to 21 percent of calories from added sugar had a 38 percent high risk of dying from cardiovascular disease compared to those who consumed 8 percent or fewer of their calories from added sugar. The risk was more than double for those who consumed 21 percent or more of their calories from added sugar.
The American Heart Association has been warning for years about added sugar in diets and its contribution to increased obesity and troubling cardiovascular health. Its 2009 Scientific Statement about sugars recommends consumers limit added sugar to no more than half of their daily discretionary calories. For men, that's no more than about 150 calories a day, or nine teaspoons; for women, it's up to 100 calories a day or six teaspoons.
No one is telling consumers to limit the sugars they have in naturally occurring foods such as whole fruit and dairy products, said Johnson, who also was a lead author on the AHA's 2009 statement. But the FDA's proposal to focus on added sugars will help consumers make better choices across whole categories of foods, everything from cereals and yogurt to canned fruit and barbecue sauce.
"Biochemically, the sugars are the same," she said. "But what is different is the food that has naturally occurring sugars are nutrient dense. When sugars are added to foods, all you are adding are calories, you are not adding nutrients."
During the past 30 years, total calorie intake has increased an average of 150 to 300 calories per day, according to AHA's 2009 statement, and about half of this increase is from liquid calories, mostly in the form of sugar-sweetened drinks and sodas. A typical 12-ounce can of cola has about 130 calories and 8 teaspoons of sugar.
"For the past decade, consumers have been advised to reduce their intake of added sugars, and the proposed percent daily value for added sugars on the Nutrition Facts label is intended to help consumers follow that advice," Susan Mayne, director of the FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition said in a statement.
The FDA also is proposing to change the current footnote on the Nutrition Facts label to help consumers understand the percent daily value concept. The proposed statement would say:
"*The percent daily value (%DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice."
The current label requires the percent daily value be listed for total fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium, total carbohydrate, dietary fiber, calcium and iron.
For more information on sugar, added sugar and sweeteners, http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/GettingHealthy/NutritionCenter/HealthyDietGoals/Sugars-and-Carbohydrates_UCM_303296_Article.jsp


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Q: Need to take multiple digit input from a string removing spaces and alphabets I am writing a program where I am taking string as an input, here I need to remove spaces , ignore alphabets and use only numerals.
I am able to achieve removing spaces and alphabets, but i can only use single digits and not multiple digits.
Example:Input string:"adsf 12af 1 a123c 53c2m34n"
Here I need to use the input as "12 1 123 54234" required for my application.
It will be great some one could share the logic or the sample code for the same.
Thanks in advance

A: here is your func:
void remove_func(char *str)
{
int i;

i = 0;
while(str[i])
{
if(str[i] >= '0' && str[i] <= '9')
{
putchar(str[i]);
i++;
}
else if(str[i] == ' ' && str[i + 1] != ' ')
{
putchar(str[i]);
i++;
}
else
i++;
}
}

A: int i = 0;int j = 0;
while (input[i])
{
  if (input[i] == ' ' || (input[i] >= '0' && input[i] <= '9'))
     newString[j++] = input[i];
  i++;
}
newString[j] = '\0';

If you do this, you'll copy only numerics and space into newString. I let you do all the memory alloc stuff.

A: #include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <ctype.h>

int pullOut(const char *str, int array[], int *size){
    const char *p = str, *endp;
    int pull, count = 0, max = *size, num;

    do{
        endp=strchr(p, ' ');
        if(endp == NULL)
            endp=strchr(p, '\0');

        for(num=pull=0; p != endp; ++p){
            if(isdigit(*p)){
                num = num * 10 + *p - '0';
                pull = 1;
            }
        }
        if(pull && count < max)
            array[count++] = num;

        while(*p == ' ')
            ++p;//skip sapce
    }while(*endp != '\0');

    return *size = count;
}

int main(void){
    char input[] = "adsf 12af   1 a123c 53c2m34n abc def";
    int i, arr[128] = { 0 }, arr_num = sizeof(arr)/sizeof(int);

    pullOut(input, arr, &arr_num);

    for(i = 0; i < arr_num ; ++i)
        printf("%d\n", arr[i]);

    return 0;
}

A: What about this one:
char * getNumbers(const char *src, char *dst)
{
    int j=0,i=0;
    while (i < strlen(src))
    {
        if (src[i] >= '0' && src[i] <= '9')
        {
            dst[j++]=src[i++];
        }
        else
        {
            // skip duplicates spaces
            if (j > 0 && src[i] == ' ' && dst[j-1] != ',') dst[j++]=',';
            i++;
        }
    }
    // remove the trailing ',' if exists
    if (j > 0 && dst[j-1] == ',') j--;
    dst[j]='\0';
    return dst;
}

char src[] = "adsf 12af 1 a123c 53c2m34n";
char dst[sizeof(src)];
getNumbers(src, dst);

printf("'%s' -> '%s'\n", src, dst);

output:
'adsf 12af 1 a123c 53c2m34n' -> '12,1,123,53234'


text:
Some LA businesses struggle to stay afloat amid another shutdown prompted by surge in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations
After months of uncertainty, some businesses in Southern California were just starting to reopen, but now they're closed again.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (KABC) — After months of uncertainty, some businesses in Southern California were just starting to reopen, but now they're closed again.
"That's what makes the economy run. With businesses shut down, that means families are affected. Money is not coming in the way that it should. I think it's very unfortunate," one shopper said.
The Crenshaw Imperial Plaza has a number of businesses that can operate, such as grocery stores, but the fitness center is closed, as well as other retail shops.
"We decided when this broke out, forget us making any money. This is not about us making any money," said Sandy Sigal, president of NewMark Merrill Companies.
NewMark Merrill Companies owns and manages Crenshaw Imperial and other shopping malls in Southern California. He said the company is doing everything they can to help businesses and communities survive.
"You look around this shopping center, we are the centerpiece of this community and there's a lot of other shopping centers that are the centerpieces of their communities, and we cannot allow to have them vacated," Sigal said.
Stuart Waldman from the Valley Industry and Commerce Association believes the commercial real estate sector is going to take a substantial hit.
"There are a lot of offices that aren't coming back, there a lot of store fronts that aren't coming back," he said.
Some businesses are being creative. Norm's restaurant set up outdoor dining with artificial turf and large tables for physical distancing.
"I feel safe with this because it's outdoors and everybody's doing everything outdoors and everything is spaced out," said customer Leah Simmons from Inglewood.
But for others, it's a struggle. Some received federal money for a few months, but that is running out.
"The SBA loans for a lot of folks, they hired people back because they got that wave. They didn't have to let those people go, but August it's just going to be a bad month," said Waldman.
There is no timetable for this latest shutdown to end. Some businesses worry it could be weeks or months. Many are not sure that they can survive.
"If we don't help these people stay in business, they're going to be gone, and then who's going to come in? Which small business still has the wherewithal to re-open a new store?" Sigal said.
From ABC7. Click here for the full article.
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At an Austin area SCIP meeting I was inspired by the keynote speaker Dr. Jay Paap. Paap is a seasoned technology and innovation management professional and now a faculty member at Sloan Business School at MIT. Most companies come up with an idea and then they ask CI to determine the market. Paap suggests putting this on its head. Use CI to gather information on how the market is changing to determine how companies could capitalize on that change and create a solution to solve a new problem. Paap is a proponent of using competitive intelligence early in the process of innovation. CI can "help anticipate needs by looking at leading industries and external forces affecting your customers" and "anticipate technologies by monitoring sources of disruption..."
"Innovation starts with intelligence." Competitive Intelligence can help companies manage risk by developing business cases when hard numbers are lacking. CI can be used to anticipate the drivers of innovation, adoption of new technology, competitors intentions, and it can provide inputs for project selection, execution, and review. CI "ensures that decision about innovative activities are based on the best available information."
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Howie and I finished this huge database of all 400 and some odd Digital Arts Service core members over the past 10 years and I'm now working on how to best display the database on the transmission project's website. I've been toying around with different custom google map icons but haven't yet settled on anything.
In November I attended Edward Tufte's class on information design and it had a very big effect on me and how I design things. I'd highly recommend going to one of his classes if you can get someone else to pay for it.
Projects Completed: Some info-graphics and normal-graphics, database of past DASC members and host sites, some google map icons, transmission project website redesign but not implementation, secret DASC swag design, increased Drupal knowledge, some conflict management action and some dealing with sticky situations action.
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text:
using iter::unique_justseen;

using Vec = const std::vector<int>;

TEST_CASE("unique justseen: adjacent repeating values", "[unique_justseen]") {
  Vec ns = {1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8, 8, 8, 9, 9};
  auto ue = unique_justseen(ns);
  Vec v(std::begin(ue), std::end(ue));
  Vec vc = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9};
  REQUIRE(v == vc);
}

TEST_CASE("unique justseen: some repeating values", "[unique_justseen]") {
  Vec ns = {1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 4, 5, 6, 6};
  auto ue = unique_justseen(ns);
  Vec v(std::begin(ue), std::end(ue));
  Vec vc = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6};
  REQUIRE(v == vc);
}

TEST_CASE("unique justseen: doesn't omit non-adjacent duplicates",
    "[unique_justseen]") {
  Vec ns = {1, 2, 3, 2, 1, 2, 3, 2, 1};
  auto ue = unique_justseen(ns);
  Vec v(std::begin(ue), std::end(ue));
  REQUIRE(v == ns);
}

TEST_CASE("unique justseen: moves and binds correctly", "[unique_justseen]") {
  itertest::BasicIterable<int> bi{1, 2};
  unique_justseen(bi);
  REQUIRE_FALSE(bi.was_moved_from());

  unique_justseen(std::move(bi));
  REQUIRE(bi.was_moved_from());
}

TEST_CASE("unique_justseen: iterator meets requirements", "[unique_justseen]") {
  std::string s{};
  auto c = unique_justseen(s);
  REQUIRE(itertest::IsIterator<decltype(std::begin(c))>::value);
}

template <typename T>
using ImpT = decltype(unique_justseen(std::declval<T>()));
TEST_CASE(
    "unique_justseen: has correct ctor and assign ops", "[unique_justseen]") {
  REQUIRE(itertest::IsMoveConstructibleOnly<ImpT<std::string&>>::value);
  REQUIRE(itertest::IsMoveConstructibleOnly<ImpT<std::string>>::value);
}


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El Daily Stormer: Neo-Nazi website is now in Spanish, too
How does a leading neo-Nazi website that has railed against Hispanic immigrants expand its audience beyond a loyal base of U.S. white supremacists? By publishing a Spanish-language edition, of course.
The Daily Stormer — infamous for orchestrating internet harassment campaigns by its "Troll Army" of readers — recently launched El Daily Stormer as a "news portal" tailoring its racist, anti-Semitic content for readers in Spain and Latin America.
Andrew Auernheimer, a notorious computer hacker and internet troll who writes for the English-language site, says the Spanish edition fits their mission to spread Hitlerism across the world.
"We want our message to reach millions more people," he said in a telephone interview.
Hate sites have realized that the U.S. has no monopoly on white nationalists and other far-right extremists, says Heidi Beirich, director of the Southern Poverty Law Center's Intelligence Project. Others, such as Stormfront, already created multilingual forums.
"The white supremacist movement has really viewed itself as past borders, reaching out to white people in other countries," Beirich said.
The law center represents a Montana real estate agent who sued The Daily Stormer's founder, Andrew Anglin, last month for unleashing an anti-Semitic "campaign of terror" against her family.
Anonymous trolls bombarded Tanya Gersh's family with hateful and threatening messages after Anglin published the family's personal information in a December post that accused Gersh and other Jewish residents of Whitefish, Montana, of engaging in an "extortion racket" against the mother of white nationalist Richard Spencer.
Anglin's site takes its name from Der Stūrmer, a newspaper that published Nazi propaganda. It includes sections called "Jewish Problem" and "Race War."
El Daily Stormer titles its anti-Semitic section "Judiadas," an offensive term with roots in medieval Spain, where it was invoked to justify genocidal attacks on Jews.
The Spanish site also includes appeals for donations and unpaid articles, and a forum where people complain about Chile and Argentina filling up with "negros," referring to people from Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay.
Auernheimer, known online as "weev," said a team of volunteers is writing original content for the Spanish-language site. The site's appeal for unpaid collaborators says being a dissident "has never been a lucrative activity," and that it is looking for writers "willing to risk everything for the survival of our race."
"We have a big Spanish-speaking population on our forums, so it was an easy direction to branch out into," he said.
About 40 percent of The Daily Stormer's 3.2 million unique monthly visitors are in the U.S.; the Spanish edition has added fewer than 10,000 since its recent launch, Auernheimer said.
Surpassing Stormfront as the top U.S. hate site hasn't been a financial boon for The Daily Stormer, which calls itself "100 percent reader-supported." Anglin complained in January that a Ukrainian advertising company had banned them, leaving an Australian electrician as the site's only advertiser.
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Bring the Noise: Why Buying a Home in a Flight Path Could Be a Problem
Thatrsquo;s the bottom line of a new study by Localize.city, which looked at airplane noise in New York City in the context of neighborhoods whose real estate listings may suffer because of the high noise level. ldquo;Specifically, the site looked at areas where noise levels exceeded 55 decibelsmdash;or roughly the equivalent of a television with the sound on low, or conversational speech,rdquo; said the New York Times. ldquo;Anything higher quickly becomes intolerable: Once you get up to 65 decibels, the Federal Aviation Administration FAA has determined, an area may not be suitable for residential use.rdquo;
The information for the report was culled from a 2017 Port Authority of New York and New Jersey noise-impact study, and Port Authority complaint data spanning 2014ndash;2017.
ldquo;With the cityrsquo;s two major airports in Queens, it should come as no surprise that airplane noise was worst in that borough,rdquo; they said. ldquo;In fact, the study found, one in 10 listings is likely to suffer from excessive noise. But itrsquo;s not as simple as proximity to an airportmdash;the more important factor is flight paths, and which neighborhoods are beneath them. In Brookville, just north of Kennedy International Airport, 96 percent of all home listings were in a zone where noise levels topped 70 decibelsmdash;something resembling the sound of a blow dryer or vacuum cleaner.rdquo;
The negative impact of owning a home in a flight path is not a new phenomenon, nor is it >
ldquo;The roar of jet engines has never been a desirable neighborhood feature, which is why homes located near major airports and under low-lying flight paths often sell for a discount,rdquo; said MSN. ldquo;But in 2013, the Federal Aviation Administrationrsquo;s 35.6 billion Next Generation Air Transportation System began implementing changes to flight paths over major metropolitan areas. In some neighborhoods that are >
That has led to growing outrage, and activism. Homeowners in places that are adjacent to an airport and/or directly in a known flight path might not be able to do much to better their situation, but those who have been impacted by changing paths are not sitting around with their headphones on.
ldquo;Impacted residents from wealthy communities such as Roslyn, N.Y., and Georgetown in Washington D.C., are organized, politically active and technologically savvy,rdquo; they said. ldquo;Since 2013, dozens of opposition groups have popped up, including the Scottsdale Coalition for Airplane Noise Abatement and Sky Posse Palo Alto. They are teaching neighbors how to register complaints with airport authorities and lobbying state representatives to make changes.rdquo;
The bipartisan congressional Quiet Skies Caucus was also formed in 2014 to address these issues, and lawsuits have been filed against the FAA in cities like Phoenixmdash;resulting in a change of course literally, with the FAA reverting ldquo;most of the flight paths over Phoenix to where they were before.rdquo;


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Eager to become a mother or father, but have no lover in sight? New, dating-like websites that connect singles looking to create a child—without the commitment of love or a relationship of any kind—are popping up everywhere. Momadily (a mash-up of modern and family) and Family By Design are some notable picks, with quite a few co-parent prospects already signed up. Do you think parenting partnerships are the way of the future?