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Sudama are special NPCs in Nioh 2. These corrupted Kodama are not naturally aggressive, but are very materialistic. Find and interact with these small spirits to trade items when in-game. Sudama are distinct from their Kodama counterparts in that they have bright purple skin, wear a skull for a helmet, and always carry with them a Red Spider Lily flower.
Sudama in Nioh 2
Pronounced "sue-DAH-mah." A Kodama corrupted by the Dark Realm or Twilight is transformed into a uniquiet spirit known as an aratama. Fortunately, the Sudama does not show a predilection for violence, as its original form never bore ill will towards man. Instead, it displays an unusual attachment to all manner of material belongings. If you don't mind relinquishing something you own, toss it to a Sudama and see what happens!
While the Sudama show great interest in human possessions, each one can favor vastly different things. A sudama that receives an item to its liking will demonstrate immense happiness, and has been known to gift its benefactor with a precious item in return. The converse is also true - one who presents a Sudama with something it despises will incur its monumental wrath and invite punishment for their transgression. To lose one's life in this way would sadly and surely be some cosmic joke. As with all other things in life, pranks on a Sudama should be carried out in moderation.
What to Trade with Sudama
Sudama will tell you what they want with a greeting, but you can only understand this after advancing your "Astral Wisdom" through game progress (in the mission "The Search," Sudama will not speak any dialogue regarding what they want). In general, trading tips are:
Giving a Sudama Salt or Sacred Water will result in angering it and cause it to cast a lightning bolt on the player; which deals a significant amount of damage and reduces Anima on hit (it is however easy to dodge this attack). It is ill-advised to do this, especially within the earlier stages of the game.
If a Sudama does not have horns on its skull helmet, it is highly likely to react negatively when given Dung Balls unless it specifically asks for it.
When the player attacks near the direction of the Sudama, it will try to attack the player. Provoking a Sudama this way three times will cause it to react in the same manner as it would when given Salt or Sacred Water.
When enemies engage the attack, Sudama will behave like regular Kodama (i.e. hiding in place with the head wear visible)
Quickly picking up a dropped item while a Sudama attempts to get it in three instances also causes the Sudama to react angrily.
Sudama will trade you an item, armor or weapon for another item, armor or weapon of the same quality, no matter the rarity. Armor pieces get swapped for another of the same type, but a weapon can be any weapon type, including ranged weapons. Accessories are lost, however, and it always drops weapons or armor with no plus level.
Sudama rewards almost always include Lantern Plant Fruit and Spirit Stones.
Give Sudama a Soul Core for a chance to obtain a Kodama Soul Core
If Sudamas ask for "warm things" you can give them Summoner's Candle, Saisetsu-Shin's Sake and they will say "Woo hoo, I'm feeling good!"
If Sudamas ask for "stinky/smelly thing" you can give them a dung ball/royal dung ball.
Starting in Dream of the Strong, the majority of the maps will have one of their Sudama replaced by a larger one. These Big Sudama can be given two items instead of one, and certain combinations will yield special results:
2 non-ethereal soul cores: The first core dropped will be returned with altered optional special effects. This still has a chance to give you a Kodama Soul Core.
2 non-ethereal accessories: The first accessories dropped will be returned with altered optional special effects, including with the potential for gaining star effects and Anima based effects, which cannot be tempered, and the hidden ethereal grace they have will also be changed.
An Ethereal Grace item and any helmet/fist weapon: In addition to the respective random helmet/armor, your Ethereal Grace item is returned with it's grace changed to either Tajikarao's Grace(Fist) or Sukunahikona's Grace(Helmet) with nothing else changed.
All Sudama Locations in Nioh 2
Find the sudama and trade to receive items. List items with this (B) symbol have their Sudama become Big Sudama on higher New Game Plus Cycles.
Click on the title of the mission that's linked to check the images for its locations.:
Main Missions
Sub Missions
The Beast Born of Smoke and Flames
(B) The Sudama is found underground the village that was engulfed with the Dark Realm. The area you'll find is surrounded by two Gaki and a large chest.
The Viper's Sanctum
The first Sudama can be found behind some boxes where you find the first Scampuss where you'll face a Nure-Onna that's within a mist of the dark realm.
(B) The second Sudama can be found near the third Kodama shrine where the third dark realm was. From the 3rd Kodama shrine, go east and you'll find it walking around.
The Hidden Monsters of Okehazama
The first Sudama can be found outside the cave where you face the first Yamanba. From the cave, exit through the left door and turn right. You'll find the Sudama behind some bushes.
(B) From the Dark Realm where you encounter a One-eyed Oni, there's a path that's surrounded by grass. Follow that path and you'll find the Sudama on the other end. Can be seen from the star of the mission, before you enter the cave system.
The Mysterious One Night Castle
The first Sudama can be found at a dead-end path near the gate of the fort. The location is near the second shrine.
(B) The second Sudama can be found on the east side of the forest. You'll need to close the floodgate first on the west side, climb down the pit and climb up the ladder that's on the opposite side. You'll see it at the top of the ladder.
The Hollow Fortress
(B) From the crank that operates the lift of the prison cells, go inside the large room on the right, then check the small room. You'll find the Sudama behind a large chest that is open.
The second Sudama is found at the bottom of the slope where you encounter the Snowclops. The path leading to that area is near the second Kodama shrine at the castle grounds
The third Sudama can be found inside an armory near the castle and the house where you obtained the Castle Gate Key.
A Way Out
From the area where you encounter the moving spotlight, go straight and you'll find a small hut where you'll find a Yamanba inside. Head inside and go out the other door where you'll find the Sudama.
From the red torii gate of the temple, go straight until you come across a split path. Take the path that's on the right and follow the trees that have glowing mushrooms on it. You'll find the Sudama at the end near a corpse that's lying at the edge of a wooden plank.
Corpses and Ice
(B) The first Sudama can be found on the second floor of the center building near the second shrine where you face Magara Takamoto.
Bird in a Cage
(B) From the cave where you encounter the Spider yokai, head outside through the rooftop of a house and go to the courtyard. Check the house on the left side of the area and go around the corner on the right and check the backside. You'll find the Sudama there.
The second Sudama can be found on the first floor of the castle. Check behind the stairs that are near the room with the spiders. You'll find the Sudama there.
Pervading Waters
(B) The Sudama can be found in the west section near the bridge where you encounter Shibata Katsuie. It's inside a broken house on the far left side.
The Frenzied Blaze
From the second shrine, climb up the ladder of the house to reach the rooftop that's around the corner on the right side. Maneuver your way around the flames and kill the two Dweller that's on top, just before reaching the other side of the rooftop, there's some debris on the left side that you can walk onto. You'll find the Sudama on the rooftop of another house.
Find the Nurikabe yokai wall which can be found inside a house near the NPC who joins your party. In the section behind the Nurikabe, climb up the ladder and work your way around the rooftops where you'll come across a burning house at the end of the path. Douse yourself with the water inside the large bucket near the side entrance of the burning house then cross the flames to the front entrance of it. Once you're outside, check the right side corner, you'll find the second Sudama there.
The Sun Sets on Mount Tenno
The first Sudama can be found behind the shack that's on the scaffolding inside the first dark realm you encounter.
Found on the west section of the cave under the fort. Enter the cave by jumping off the bridge leading to the fort from the rice fields. Head inside the cave entrance at the bottom of the bridge and go to the west side of the cave. You'll find the Sudama standing inside an enclosure.
Ruin Draws Near
The first Sudama can be found in the area of the second shrine. Head to the weapons room where the fourth Kodama is found. To find the room, go up at the top of the ramp from the second Dark Realm near the east building from the second shrine. You'll find a house where you'll encounter a Tesso and Aberrant Soldier inside. Kill the yokai, head through the corridor inside the house where you'll see a hole on the wooden floor of the room. Open the door of the weapons room and go at the right side of the walkway, you'll find the Sudama at the corner end of the walkway.
(B) The second Sudama can be found at the bottom section of the building engulfed with the dark realm from the third shrine. You'll find it walking on a pile of debris near the large bell.
The Two Faces of Hospitality
(B) Third Shrine: There's a cannon that you can find before reaching the third shrine at the top, about midway the slope. Light the cannon so it can destroy the barricade in the previous area where there are houses. After lighting the cannon, go back down and check the house on the right. You'll find that the barricade is destroyed and you can approach the Sudama.
The High-spirited Demon
(B) Found on the left side behind the large yellow crystal where the Kamaitachi is encountered. It's near the starting point.
The Mausoleum of Evil
First Shrine: Climb up the ladder that's outside the temple on the east side. From the balcony, go through the door on the right and turn left. You'll find the Sudama next to an open chest.
Near the second shrine. Drain the water by placing the second jewel in the mouth of the second dragon statue. Once the water drops, jump down and go around the platform on the right, you'll find the second Sudama there.
The Nurikabe wall can be found in the same room where the sixth Kodama is. Behind the yokai wall, there's a ladder that you can climb that goes up to the rooftops of the buildings. Check the right side of the rooftops and you'll find the third Sudama. After trading with it, jump back down and place the jewel in the dragon's mouth to proceed to the next section.
Second Shrine: At the garden section and after clearing the dark realm, check inside the room on the right side near the path leading to the painting of the Yatsu-no-Kami. You'll find a Nurikabe wall yokai inside, and the room behind it leads to the basement where you'll find the Kodama near the Spa. Open the door that goes out to an underground storage room and head out the other path where you'll find a ladder that goes up. There's a pillar near the ladder, you'll find the Sudama behind it.
(B) The second Sudama can be found on the second floor near the door that you can open that leads to the third shrine. You must come from the side where the Gozuki and Mezuki are encountered.
Cherry Blossom Viewing in Daigo
(B) First Shrine: The first Sudama can be found on the west side of the shrine where you encounter the Magatsu Warrior within the mist. It's standing by the tree at the end of the path.
A Song to Calm the Storm
When you reach the first dark realm that's covering a ship, head to the highest deck and you'll find the first Sudama walking around.
The second Sudama can be found inside a secret room protected by a Nurikabe yokai wall inside the second dark realm of the building near the fourth Kodama shrine.
Eternal Rivals
At the bottom section of the cave where you encountered the Nuppeppo, climb up the ladder go straight, turn left, head up one level, turn left again to reach the third level, and then turn right towards the inclined path until you reach the top of a cliff. You'll find the Sudama there.
When you reach the fourth Kodama shrine within the bamboo forest. Just push through the area until you reach a field of purple chrysanthemums and a Mezuki yokai. On the left side of the flowers, you'll find the Sudama hiding.
The first Sudama can be found on the rooftop of a tall house where the Gaki and Nure-Onna are. The house is inside the Dark Realm near the starting point.
(Must kill the source of the Dark Realm first) At the starting point where the Dark Realm was, the second Sudama can be found outside the corner of the house where you encounter an Enki and Gaki. From where you fought the Ippon-Datara in the first Dark Realm, cross the small bridge, go straight, and you'll find the house that has fish and vegetables outside. There's a barn next to it that you can use to get to the back.
The third Sudama can be found standing by the edge of a broken bridge, the path is behind one of the houses where you opened the large chest that was locked by the force of the Dark Realm.
The fourth Sudama can be found in the second Dark Realm at the back of the house where the Ippon-Datara was. The Sudama is guarded by a Gaki and is standing by the edge.
An Error in Calculation
Take the path that's going up towards the upper section of the cave engulfed with the dark realm from the location of the hot spring. Once you enter the first room of the cave, look to your right, you'll find some boxes and you'll see the Sudama behind it.
The Shiftling's Wise Judgement
Retrace your steps back to the starting area of the main mission: The Mysterious One Night Castle. You'll find the Sudama on the wooden platform where the Kodama was seen fishing during the cutscene. of the main mission.
Learning a Lesson
From the entrance of the cave after facing the Yoki, go left where you'll encounter three soldiers. Keep going down the path and you'll find the Sudama at the bottom being guarded by a Dweller.
Shadows Creep in Kurama
From the first Kodama shrine, after checking the section of the house, go straight and you'll find an intersection with a red lantern. Check the west side and you'll find a storeroom. Check behind it and you'll find the Sudama.
Prisoners of the Stones
From the starting point and first Kodama Shrine, check the east side and cut through the bamboo to find a dead-end where you'll find a Sudama.
what is "non-ethereal"?
A large Sudama can be found behind the rusted key gate in floor 3 of the underworld, 100% of the time.
Do not attack them, if you attack them whatsoever they will attack back and after several time it will vanish
I gave it a divine fragment, it gave many 10 spirit stones, again with divine fragment, it gave me book of reincarnation.
You say you reach the third shrine after the cyclops with the snow ball but that's just the second shrine again.
New to the game "This looks like a corrupt kodama, I should give it salt to purify it"
Giving salt results in getting struck by lightning and insta-killed. First thing I offered.
Hey.. just an update, my sudama asked me for "that smelly round thing" I gave it a dung ball and it jumped for joy and gave me a lot of items.
Wrong! They tell you what they want. Either sake (both work) for "warm thing". Smelly round thing is dung ball and the other gives you an item of equal rarity in return (small percentage it is rare listed under shiftling skills. Shame. Its a game. How hard can research be. I would love this job. Sign me up. Lol
Does anyone know what to give them when they say "I don't need anything that's good for me"?
One thing I found, dropping an HERBAL REMEDY always gets me a SUMMONER'S CANDLE in return
they like dung ball and sake
For "The warm thing" I give Sake, the Sudama seems to be happy, gave me Book of reincarnation, drunk boy is big spender
anyone know what's up with them randomly being large (about twice their normal size)? It's happening to me since dream of the strong.
Dropping an herbal medicine is a guaranteed Summoner's Candle
I have noticed that once you can understand the Sudama sometimes they make specific requests. The only two I'm aware of are for "The smelly round thing" and for "The warm thing" Respectively, the items dropped should be a Noble Dung Ball and a Summoner's Candle.
Nefeltai
I gave a dung ball to one that asked for it and it gave me back a book of reincarnation i think i hit the jackpot !
One asked me for "that round stinky thing" so I gave it a dung ball and got some purple crafting materials.
Lin VIP
Give them best weapon of type you don't use. It will give you random one back with same rarity and similar level.
Infekt1on
Note: Do not give a Sudama Salt. He will shock you
Gave 1 a heartstone and got 1 back with 3 spirit stones...


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ls – polecenie systemów Unix i podobnych służące do listowania plików. Gdy jest wywołane bez żadnych argumentów, listuje pliki w obecnym katalogu robocznym. W innych środowiskach jak DOS, OS/2 czy Microsoft Windows podobna funkcjonalność dostępna jest dzięki poleceniu dir.

Historia
Program ls pojawił się w oryginalnej wersji AT&T UNIX. Nazwa została odziedziczona z podobnej komendy istniejącej w Multicsie, również nazwanej ls, jako skrót od słowa "list". W dzisiejszych czasach są dwie popularne wersje ls – jedna dostępna w paczce GNU Coreutils, a także różne warianty BSD. Obie wersje są darmowe i open source'owe. Wersja zawarta w coreutils została napisana przez Richarda Stallmana i Davida MacKenziego.

Przykład użycia
Poniższy przykład prezentuje użycie komendy z dwoma różnymi argumentami:
$ ls -l
drwxr--r--   1 fred  editors   4096  drafts
-rw-r--r--   1 fred  editors  30405  edition-32
-r-xr-xr-x   1 fred  fred      8460  edit
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Przypisy

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Understanding America's polarization and how we got to now
Posted by Mal Warwick | History, Nonfiction | 0
Does the Red State-Blue State analysis of recent US elections make sense to you? Or pointing to the difference between Republicans and Democrats to explain election outcomes? Colin Woodward doesn't think either one is useful in explaining how and why we vote as we do. Nor, in his opinion, are the boundaries that define our fifty states or the regions normally termed Northeast, Midwest, South, and so forth. None of these arbitrary distinctions stand up to scrutiny in light of the cultural history he relates so beautifully in his eye-opening book, American Nations. To understand polarization as it defines the American project today, reading this book is a must.
American "Nations?" Here's what that title means
The key to this book lies in the distinction between the terms "nation" and "state." Woodard examines the confusion at the outset. We Americans, he writes, "are among the only people in the world who use statehood and nationhood interchangeably. A state is a sovereign political entity like the United Kingdom . . . A nation is a group of people who share—or believe they share—a common culture, ethnic origin, language, historical experience, artifacts, and symbols. Some nations are presently stateless—the Kurdish, Palestinian, or Quebecois nations, for instance. Some control and dominate their own nation-state, which they typically name for themselves, as in France, Germany, Japan, or Turkey."
American Nations: A History of the Eleven Rival Regional Cultures of North America by Colin Woodard (2011) 386 pages ★★★★★
Colin Woodard's map of the "11 nations." Credit: npr.org.
When we view American history and attempt to understand polarization through the lens of this distinction, the American state proves to be a mosaic of eleven distinct nations, several of which are not contained exclusively within the current US borders but blend into both Mexico and Canada.
To understand polarization, look to the origins of European settlement in America
The gist of Woodard's argument is that the earliest European settlements in North America established cultural and political patterns that held more or less true over the following centuries. This, despite the massive immigration that accounts for fully one-half of the American population today—because as population shifted westward across the continent, people relocated to communities where they found others who shared their values and worldview. And, for the most part, newly arrived immigrants fell under the sway of existing cultural patterns where they landed rather than imprinting their own values on those who came before.
In short, "it is fruitless to search for the characteristics of an 'American' identity, because each nation has its own notion of what being American should be."
A closer look at the Revolution and the Civil War
Woodard's analysis accounts for much of the confusion that arises under the surface of popular accounts of both the Revolution and the Civil War. Sweeping away that confusion will help you understand polarization as it defines American politics today.
It's often said that one-third of those in the Thirteen Colonies supported the Revolution, one-third opposed it, and one-third were neutral. But this simplistic notion fails to account for what really happened. "Some nations—the Midlands [most of New Jersey and Pennsylvania], New Netherland [principally New York City and northern New Jersey], and New France [then just northern Maine]— didn't rebel at all. Those that did weren't fighting a revolution; they were fighting separate wars of colonial liberation . . . [and] the four nations that did rebel—Yankeedom [New England], Tidewater [coastal North Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland], Greater Appalachia, and the Deep South—had little in common and deeply distrusted one another." And "Georgia even rejoined the empire" in 1779. In other words, there was neither an American state nor—much less—an American nation before the ratification of the Bill of Rights in 1791.
What some still insist on calling the War Between the States was, similarly, far more complex than it is generally pictured. "The Civil War era has long been portrayed as a struggle between 'the North' and 'the South,'" Woodard notes, "two regions that, culturally and politically, didn't actually exist." Instead, "the Civil War was ultimately a conflict between two coalitions. On one side was the Deep South and its satellite, Tidewater; on the other, Yankeedom. The other nations wanted to remain neutral, and considered breaking off to form their own confederations, freed from slave lords and Yankees alike."
A struggle between two ethnoregional coalitions
Just as the Civil War was a struggle between two coalitions among the eleven American nations, the seminal events of the following century and a half can be similarly explained. "While a Dixie bloc was coalescing around individual salvation and the defense of traditional social values," Woodard asserts, "a Northern alliance was forming around a very different set of religious priorities. It was spearheaded by the clergy and intellectual elite of Yankeedom, but it found a ready audience across the Midlands, the Left Coast, and New Netherland. From the time of the Puritans, the Yankee religious ethic focused on the salvation of society, not of the individual." And this focus lies behind the "liberal" mandate to "try to make the world a more perfect and less sinful place."
As Woodard explains, Temperance, Prohibition, and the turn-of-the-century crusades to ensure the welfare of children were all driven almost entirely by Yankees and Midlanders, with New Netherlanders also prominent in the struggle for women's suffrage. Later, "Northern alliance campaigns for civil liberties, sexual freedom, women's rights, gay rights, and environmental protection all became divisive sectional issues, just as Dixie's promotion of creationism, school prayer, abstinence-only sex education, abortion bans, and state's rights did."
So, instead of looking to the Red State-Blue State model, or an analysis based on the traditional geographic regions, to understand American politics, Woodard offers an alternative. "Ultimately," he writes, "the determinative political struggle has been a clash between shifting coalitions of ethnoregional nations, one invariably headed by the Deep South, the other by Yankeedom." To my mind, Woodard's approach makes a great deal more sense. It's the only way I've found to understand the polarization that has led to the ascendancy of the Radical Right.
What reviewers said about this book
Although this book wasn't widely reviewed upon its publication, two prominent sources of criticism both found it engaging and worthy. Writing in the Washington Post (November 18, 2011), Alec MacGillis described American Nations as "a compelling and informative attempt to make sense of the regional divides in North America." And Publishers Weekly (September 2011) declared that "the book's compelling explanations and apt descriptions will fascinate anyone with an interest in politics, regional culture, or history."
Colin Woodard is a Maine-based journalist and author. He is State & National Affairs Writer at the Portland Press Herald and Maine Sunday Telegram. He received a 2012 George Polk Award for an investigative project he did for those papers and was also a finalist for the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting. American Nations was the fourth of his five books.
A fascinating essay entitled "The Four Americas" by journalist Joe Klein appeared in the New York Times Book Review on October 17, 2021. It's based on a 946-page book published in 1989 by David Hackett Fischer, Albion's Seed: Four British Folkways in America. The book approaches much the same subject as Woodard's but reaches slightly different conclusions.
For a pessimistic view of the consequences of the disunity Woodard portrays, see The Next Civil War: Dispatches from the American Future by Stephen Marche (Is a new American civil war inevitable?).
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Q: Using "print_title_rows = '1:1'" leads to Excel complaining when opening resulting Excel File I am experiencing a problem whenever I use
"ws.print_title_rows = '1:1'"

While opening the file Excel complains:

"Wir haben ein Problem bei einigen Inhalten in 'output.xlsx' erkannt.
  Sollten wir so viel wie möglich wiederherstellen? Wenn Sie der Quelle dieser Arbeitsmappe vertrauen, klicken Sie auf 'Ja'."
Translated into english: "We have detected a problem with some content in output.xlsx. Should we restore as much as possible? If you trust the source of this workbook, click Yes."

After clicking 'Yes' Excel creates a file in my temp folder e.g.: "error256600_01.xml":
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<recoveryLog xmlns="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/spreadsheetml/2006/main">
<logFileName>error256600_01.xml
</logFileName>
<summary>Fehler in Datei 'Z:\python\skype_ief_export_excel_auswertung\output.xlsx'
</summary>
<removedRecords summary="Folgende Datensätze wurden entfernt:">
<removedRecord>Entfernte Datensätze: Benannter Bereich von /xl/workbook.xml-Part (Arbeitsmappe)
</removedRecord>
</removedRecords>
</recoveryLog>

Anyone knows if that is an Excel Problem or a Problem with Python/openpyxl and if so, how to fix it?
My Setup:
- Python 3.6.5 (32-bit) on Windows 10 Pro
- Excel 2013 (German)

A: Sry for not providing an example.
Turns out the reason for the error was that some of my worksheets had a '#' or an '@' in their name. Removing those solved the problem.

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Pico Iyer on the Hidden Wonders of Japan, His Adopted Home and Our 2018 Destination of the Year
Even the most unlikely corners of Japan can be spellbinding. Venture beyond the tourist trail, says Pico Iyer, and you'll encounter a wealth of hidden wonders.
By Pico Iyer
I've just slipped out of an exquisite jewel-box combination of moss garden, pond garden, and camellia garden that is virtually deserted on this brilliant autumn afternoon. At Yoshiki-en (60-1 Noboriojicho), admission is free for foreigners with passports, and right next door is Isui-en, an even more ravishing and spacious garden, complete with thatched-roof houses and a pond. Having basked in the dazzling scarlets and oranges and yellows of turning leaves, I head off across a park, past groves of wild plum trees and a 16th-century storehouse for Buddhist texts.
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Deer peer at me through the trees. Others stroll up to check if my shoulder bag is edible. There are hundreds roaming untethered through Nara, a sprawling city 20 miles south of Kyoto that was Japan's capital for most of the eight century. With night beginning to fall, I amble past a series of fairy-tale cottages — the rooms of the Edosan Inn — as women in kimonos glide among them, bearing dinner in lacquered boxes. Then I make my way down to Ukimido, a floating pavilion on a pond ringed by hills, as the rising moon evokes a traditional Japanese painting come to life. Following a path beside an orange-gated shrine, I arrive at the 109-year-old Nara Hotel, with a safe as tall as an NBA star behind its wooden front desk. A hidden flight of stairs along the hotel's driveway takes me down into Naramachi, a maze of thin, lantern-lit lanes lined with Meiji-era wooden houses, once family homes, that now burst with handicrafts and cones of yuzu ice cream and bottles of local sake.
I still can't quite believe that all these treasures lie only 40 minutes from my apartment in Nara's modern suburbs. But what my friends can't believe is that I've spent this magical afternoon in the city without once stepping into any of its A-list sights: the largest wooden temple in the world, one of the most sacred Shinto shrines in the land, and the second-tallest pagoda in Japan, all accessible via a gentle saunter through the deer park. The oldest wooden building in the world, a structure within the temple complex known as Hōryū-ji that dates from 607, is just a 12-minute train ride southwest of Nara's central station.
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Is there anywhere as dense with treasures as Japan? In 44 years of continual travel I've never found such. That's one reason why Japan has been my adopted home ever since I left New York City 31 years ago. When friends visit, I take them along this quiet trail in Nara, bypassing the crowds around Tōdai-ji, the central temple, and then point out that this storehouse of wonders is, in fact, an afterthought, often seen only on a day trip from radiant Kyoto, an hour away. It's Kyoto that pulls in newcomers with its more than 1,600 temples, 17 unesco World Heritage sites, whisper-soft geisha districts, Zen gardens, and international manga museum. But Japan has so much to offer that even a city such as Nara, which became the land's first Buddhist capital 84 years before the court moved to Kyoto, can be thought of as a side trip. If countries were soccer teams, Japan would be the one with a crowd of all-stars that could still field a second 11 to keep up with almost any rival.
Related: 17 Stunning Temples in Japan That Will Have You Buying a Plane Ticket, Stat
Everybody knows that Tokyo is one of the sleekest and most futuristic cities on the planet, a streamlined web of hidden sushi bars and fish markets and cosplay cafés and outlandish fashions. No one wants to miss Kyoto, the capital for more than a thousand years and cradle of so many of the traditions that make Japan unique. But I remind friends that they can also go to Takayama, three hours northeast of Kyoto by train, and enjoy street after street of wooden houses, with bridges over picturesque canals leading to hills ringed with temples. Or they can make the pilgrimage to Hiroshima's piercing Peace Memorial, two hours in the other direction, and follow it with a 10-minute ferry ride to Miyajima, a compact island of temples (and more deer), with a haunting shrine, Itsukushima, that's been jutting into the water for 14 centuries. If they want to see how a forgotten community can be made new by art, I tell them they can't afford to miss Naoshima, the island in the Inland Sea, less than four hours from Hiroshima, that has, over the past quarter-century, been turned into a complex of museums that are forward-looking yet serene — the ultimate Japanese combination.
You will have heard that Japan has become irresistible to travelers in the past few years. Since 2003 the number of international visitors has rocketed by more than 500 percent, and this year it is predicted to top 28 million. The declining yen has made $15 three-course lunches possible (no tax or tips required). As the 2020 Tokyo Olympics (and the 2019 Rugby World Cup) approach, there are more and more announcements in English. And as Japan's neighbors across Asia have already discovered, the country has the best shopping around, from cartoon mugs to lacquer boxes, for both high-end goods and uniquely Japanese products. Even the convenience stores are crammed with miniature marvels that prepare you for the inexhaustible food basements in the department stores.
Related: Some of Japan's Most Stunning Sights Are Still Unknown to Tourists
Sometimes it feels as if all those visiting millions are converging around the well-known temples in Kyoto. Go to the postcard venues listed in guidebooks and you'll understand why parts of Kyoto are now nicknamed "Chinatown" (almost all the young women in kimonos in the streets are in fact excited tourists). But on my walk around Nara I remember that just five minutes from the clatter of buses and clicking cameras around its central temple are beauties that the majority of visitors have neither the time nor the inclination to visit.
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Wandering around the country I like to claim as my own, I sometimes recall the first days I ever spent in Japan in 1983 and 1984. Never had I seen somewhere so different from the world I knew, so rich in secrets and so much like the elegant woodcuts I'd admired in museums. India is more intense, Cuba has better music, and Iran is more glamorous. But when a friend says she wants to go somewhere exotic and yet safe, unfathomable and yet kind, transporting and yet clean, honest, and efficient, I pick up the phone and make a reservation for her at the Nara Hotel.


As an effort to pay heed to His Majesty The Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam titah on both occasions of the New Year on 31 December 2006 calling for the Public Service to mark the year 2007 as a year to improve the delivery of services to the public in order to fulfil its role as the facilitator of national development, and the 23rd National Day on 23 February 2007 in which His Majesty urged the Public Service to be open minded to overcome existing weaknesses and proactive to achieve excellence, the Ministry of Industry and Primary Resources has launched in phases starting on 5th February 2007 eMIPR, the online delivery of Business Facilitation Services of the Ministry of Industry and Primary Resources and departments under it.
Entrepreneurs, investors and the public in general could access through a "Single Window" the eMIPR Business Facilitation Services to secure industry and primary resources information and services fast, efficient and business friendly. It also allows feedback to the ministry and departments under it to enable continuous improvement to the relevant services.
Meanwhile for officers and staff of the ministry and departments, it provides a secure integrated source of information, automation of office tasks and electronic management and work processes which is faster, efficient and friendly contributing to improvement in work performance and quality of services of the ministry and departments as a whole.
eMIPR is the platform for excellent services towards the vision "Brunei – A Diversified, Competitive and Sustainable Economy". This initiative is intended as the main enabler for the achievement of the mission of the Ministry of Industry and Primary Resources to accelerate sustainable economic diversification by facilitating, developing and strengthening trade, competitive industries and dynamic entrepreneurs. The transformation to a fast, efficient and business friendly online e-Government system will enable local and foreign investors intending to set up an industry in Brunei Darussalam to secure licenses and other required services either from the Ministry of Industry and Primary Resources itself or department under it much faster, efficiently and business friendly through out the stages of start up, growth and expansion of the business which is one of the key factor in attracting foreign investment to a country.
In its effort to realize the vision of being the "Centre of excellence for industrial and cooperative development", the Brunei Industrial Development Authority (BINA) mission is "Creating and enhancing industrial and cooperative development for sustainable SMEs capable of exporting to the international market".
The agency is the first point of contact for investors who intend to set up projects in the manufacturing and co-operative and related support services sectors in Brunei Darussalam. BINA is the main provider of industrial sites in the country equipped with basic amenities. The industrial sites are strategically located all over the country. The prime sites are the capital city Bandar Seri Begawan with close proximity to the international airport and deep water port and also around the oil and gas production town of Seria.
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The strategic objectives focus on the importance of forest in satisfying the social, economic, as well as conservation needs, namely Forests for Posterity and Prosperity, Forests for Sustainable Production, Forests for Economic Strength, Forests for Public Involvement and Enjoyment, and Forest for International Prestige.
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2009-06-19: "Place Your Bets"
Original Airdate: Friday, June 19th, 2009
Starring: "Lily", "Reid", "America", "Mark"
Guest Starring: "Jagger"
Notes: A typical party in Beverly Hills. A hooker, drunken rockers, rivals, blackmail… the usual!
INT — BEVERLY HILLS HOUSE — NIGHT
This is not the first time Lily has been a guest at such a party, and it likely will not be her last. Arriving as the "plus one" of some writer or producer or… something. It's not really important. A big-ish name who just wanted to have a pretty young blonde on his arm with no time or even inclination to actually go and meet one on his own. Sometimes, just sometimes, escorting means simply escorting. As charming and bubbly as ever, she's put quite a bit of effort into being her client's ideal date. Though when his cell phone rings, and he suddenly has to make a hasty exit, he doesn't think twice about leaving her behind. Oh well. At least he's already paid. And look! Free champagne! Fantastic.
Observe the free roaming Reid in its natural habitant. The man has found his way into attendance one way or another, more than likely via some musical friend who wanted something interesting to watch during the festivities. So far the man has found the champagne and several other bottles of something, enough to loosen him into an even more pleasant mood. He's yet to break anything, just seems to be weaving animatedly back and forth through house and crowd, body shaking from side to side, liquid occasionally escaping from his glass and making home on floor, table, or clothing. He's happy, definitely.
Beverly Hills may be a fond and familiar place to Ms. America King. So, too, are the parties; the mingling, the networking, the champagne and wine and cocktails, the avoiding of anything too wild that inevitably happens later or in areas she valiantly avoids. But parties, such as the one she's ploughing into at this very moment in time, when she a) is not here for some work-related reason or another, b) is not invited, and c) has so many better things to be doing, well— those parties are not her cup of tea.
To say she looks out of place as she barges in, elbowing anyone who's in her way (her politeness would just be a waste of energy on the drunk and stoned, who are the ones that get in her way), would be a true enough fact. Stunning blonde: check, part and parcel around these parts. But the satiny red blouse and severe pencil skirt, combined with a glaring look that seems like it could produce laser beams of death — those are key features of the Hollywood Agent. Next person in America's way to be shoved at: Reid.
Lily knows that look well enough to get out of the woman's way before she is /shoved/, and she reacts quickly enough to avoid it. What she can't avoid, unfortunately, is ending up in the path of someone else being shoved. She lets out a quiet yelp as Reid is pushed into her. Ah, well, it just wouldn't be a party without this sort of thing happening.
It's not like Reid isn't used to being pushed around. After all, at the celebrations he usually frequents it's not considered a success until someone has at least fractured a few bones. So he takes it in stride, even if he's not particularly balanced. "Shiiit." He keels like a ship taking water, tipping into the awaiting Lily with a splash of liquid from unbalanced glass. "Hi." He's at least cheery when he corrects himself, stumbling to proper footing and giving a neat thumbs up. "I'm okay." Just encase she was wondering. The woman that shoved him, though, gets a shout of: "Hey!"
A "hey" which is ignored, because the stomping blonde is on a mission. She's looking for something or, very likely, someone, given her intent scanning of the crowd she shoves through. A few power strides beyond Reid and Lily, though, she halts and veers around to change course, not finding the prize yet. America shoots a look at the last man she attempted to brush out of her way. …'brush' being a bit of an misnomer. So she's a little pushy, deal with it. "You," she says accusingly, despite the fact that they've never met in their lives. She hones in on him, pointing. "You're that guitarist who partied his way into reality TV. You look like someone who would know my fucking idiot brother." The impassioned swearing is punctuated by a frustrated, searching glance around the room. Guess who she's looking for.
There's a slight hiss from between Lily's teeth as the drink hits her. COLD drink, WARM cleavage. Not a good combo. At least she's wearing black, and there were no ice cubes. Small comforts. When the scary lady starts talking to Reid, Lily turns to leave, but finds herself trapped by a wall of people- she is not quite as willing to shove people as America. Okay then, she's stuck here. Goody.
If Lily wants to go somewhere, Reid is particularly oblivious. She's here after all, so he questions, "Who are you?" It's only polite, after all, now that she's wearing his drink. The angry blonde woman, of course, receives a majority of his attention. "Hi." It seems his natural greeting for just about everything. Reid favors his returning visitor with his brightest smile, too. It can't be said that it isn't just a little vapid, though whether it's the drink of the usual is harder to tell. "I know a lot of fucking idiots, one of them might be him, yeah. Mind telling me which one he is?"
The woman in the black dress gets a sharp, cursory glance from America, because people who linger and hover naturally annoy her — but she has far more important matters to deal with besides shoving more people out her way. Perhaps remarkably, given how good she is at it. Like every time she tells someone her brother's name, first comes a slightly reluctant eye roll. Someone's not bursting with family pride. "Jagger." Can you blame her? "Not the Rolling Stone. Just a typical washed up loser, dresses something like you." Insistent, she goes on, "Do you know where he is?"
Lily is used to those kinds of glances, and brushes it off easy enough. While she does hear Reid's question, she finds it in her best interest not to distract him from the Scary Lady. Finding a napkin from… somewhere, she busies herself with attempting to prevent her dress from gluing itself to her skin with sugary alcohol. Although the name the woman mentions sounds… vaguely familiar. Client? Friend of client? Client of friend?
"Jagger," The word is rolled off Reid's tongue, left to hang in the air for just a few seconds as he considers. "Jagger King?" Nod. "Oh, I know him. We went wave jumping, he ran into a crab that was like-" Arms rise in one broad circle, fingers becoming makeshift pincers. "/This/ fucking big. It was huge." A few more crab motions, then a pause. "Or maybe that was Jorden. But he was there, I'm pretty sure." The man gives one enthusiastic nod, eyes sketching over the impatient woman quickly after. "Ah. I think I saw him around. He was with some girl, then I saw the bar, then he was gone. What you need him for?"
America cranes her neck toward Reid ever-so-slightly as she waits, expectantly, for him to get to the point. Even so, her attention is constantly split between Reid (her possible lead on her fucking idiot brother) and over his shoulder, at the crowd (where her fucking idiot brother, if he knows what's good for him, could theoretically be sneaking through— she won't let him pass her by, no way). Instead of answering the question, she asks one of her own, brows raising and voice shushing, though it miraculously loses none of its anger. "Do you remember what girl he was with?" Meanwhile, she takes a cell phone out of her purse and starts dialing.
"I think he comes to these things with Chantelle a lot," Lily offers. "I haven't met him, but I /think/ she's mentioned him to me," she adds after a few moments of thought. "She's tall, black hair, usually wears red," she adds. "Has a bit of a retro look going for her. Kinda hard to miss, really." Either Hollywood is a very small world, or she's making shit up to placate the scary woman. 50/50 chance either way, really.
Reid's finger lifts to indicate Lily when he talks, another arc of a smile painting across his face. "Maybe that was her. I don't really remember, sorry." Fingers reach to scratch at his forehead, perplexed gesture before he mentions, "I don't think he ever said he had a sister. Or that she was wound up so tight." He glances backward, eyes scanning the crowd before chiming, "I'm sure he'll show up sooner or later. You could probably just wait around, right?"
America presses her Blackberry to her ear and listens to it ring its rings of uselessness into her brain. "Who the hell is Chantelle," she snaps to Lily — mind you, she's really talking to herself. She doesn't care about Chantelle, if such a chick exists, but if she's hard to miss, maybe she'll be a beacon. "Yeeeah, we're not what you'd call close," she replies with a twist of a wry smile— wry or not, there's a hint of sparkle there, something not entirely Evil Bitch. Aaaand then it goes away once she turns around to leave a voicemail. "I swear to God and all that is holy, if you don't pick up your phone, I'm going to call it every five seconds and track it down like a fucking GPS device all over Beverly Hills and then I'm going to have a real tracking device implanted in your cute little ass to make my job that much easier. You are too good for him, Alexis. If you're at this party with him, I'm going to have your publicist fired and I am going hire one for my FUCKING IDIOT BROTHER. PICK UP YOUR PHONE." And breathe. Like night and day, America turns around and smiles politely at Lily and Reid. "Thank you for your help."
Well, so much for trying to be helpful! With Dragon Lady's attention shifting to her cell phone, Lily turns hers to Reid. "I'm Lily, by the way," she tells him, giving him a friendly smile. America had mentioned reality TV. That means he probably has at least some money. If she can't /work/ tonight, she's at least going to /network/. "Hope you weren't too attached to that drink," she quips.
Reid's neck cranes backward from Amercia's verbal assault on her phone, as if it might save him from her turning in his own direction. She's scary. "Wow." It's more mouthed than said, voice becoming stronger after, "No problem. You don't take no shit, do you? This mean you're gone?" He turns his attention to Lily then, extends one hand out toward her. "Yeah, sorry about that. I thought about chasing it, but," A lopsided smile is offered. "At least it doesn't show too much, right?"
"For now." Ominous. America excuses herself from the people she nearly barrelled down earlier, um, no hard feelings, right?, and starts a moderately less destructive stroll through the party crowd inside the exorbitant house. Blackberry clutched in one hand with a vice grip, red-and-black Louboutin heels power walk their way through a nearby patio door, the great outdoors lit by hanging party lamps and the glow of the pool. Sharp eyes never stop scanning the crowd. "I'm going to find you and I'm going to murder you," she murmurs under her breath to herself, but oh, in her head she's talking to her brother.
"She's probably just having a bad day or something." Right? "Or she's a massive bitch." Right. "Everyone around here is more uptight than I'm used too. Like someone shit in all their cereal this morning. I guess that's the thing, though." Reid's shoulders roll once, lips fitting into a smile a second later. "Guess I'll get another drink." He raises his glass to Lily, demonstrating its obvious emptiness. "You want to come? Or I'll get you one, to apologize. Why are you here, anyway?"
Meanwhile, America sashays her way around the pool area, on the prowl. There's no elbowing people out of her way anymore; it's not as crowded here, and if she pushed someone into the pool, well— that's more trouble than it's worth. Besides, she's trying the tactic of not scaring her idiot brother out of his natural habitat. She grabs a random twenty something by the shoulder only to immediately dismiss him when his face isn't that of someone related to her. Useless. Next?
"This town orders massive bitches in bulk," says Lily with a shrug. "I've developed a very high tolerance for them," she adds. "And I would love a drink, thank you. I was here on a date, but he had to go take care of some… business emergency of some sort." Or his daughter was going into labour. Or something. Whatever. "And I know I should know your name. It's on the tip of my tongue…" she tells him, apologetically. "I've seen your show and everything, but I think the champagne's gone to my head a little," she says, tapping her temple a few times.
"Oh, yeah," Reid remembers the name thing on his way, calling back, "Reid!" Guest star some days, musician others, though he doesn't clarify any further than that. He also takes a long time to come back. Mostly because he has to stop here and there, engaging whoever he can in animated conversation before he finally returns to his previous companion. He offers one flute, keeping the other for himself. "That sucks, though. I guess I'm supposed to keep low key, right now, so you can help."
"Of course!" says Lily. "I knew that, I really did. And there's no harm in laying low every now and then," she assures Reid as she takes her drink. "And I'm happy to be of help, Reid," another smile, well-practiced and oh-so-charming. Though she has the feeling this one in particular won't take /too/ much charm to win over.
A black BMW rolls right up into the driveway of the large house where there's a massive party going on. Right about now, the man known throughout the entertainment world as Mark Israel Long hops right out of the vehicle, reaching to pull the jacket of his suit together and button it. His phone rings as he makes his way towards the door and he answers it: "I don't care if she's in labor right now. She needs to FUCKING READ THE SCRIPT! I don't give a shit! Read it TO HER! Fuck the baby!" And the phone is hung up in that next moment, before Mark breaks all the hospitality rules and just walks into the house.
"Hey hey! Looks like a party, baby!" He's all smiles and hand-shaking as he immediately starts to recognize face after face after paid for boobs. "My, Tanya. Those are nice. You didn't have those last time, did you?" And there's another familiar face. "Johnny! Rehab does a body good, right?" Laughing, he slaps high-fives with another face he knows all too well and then proceeds to stop wherever the drinks are being poured to order something Strong and Fuck Up, while he takes stock of the party. A shark. On the prowl. Kind of.
In the middle of a frustrated and tired sigh, America spins on her heel out by the pool, ready to march back to the other end of the yard to explore the house and its shadowy corners of inevitable iniquity. With one hand poised on the patio door, she spies a familiar face. "Oh, great. That's great," she mutters under her breath with a roll of her eyes. Standing tall, she tosses her hair, swipes at her blonde bangs and starts to stalk through the house, weaving in and out of the crowd. Unfortunately for America, the stairs she's aiming for require her to walk past the bar. Past Reid and Lily again but, more importantly past one Mark Israel Long.
"Yeah, but it's really boring. Like watching milk curdle." Reid's hand rises, glass tipping to his lips and one giant swig taken. He glances back at Lily after, another smile parceled out. "Anyway, I was playing a game. Going to see how many people I could meet, and have a drink with each one." His eyes narrow then, face fitting into pensive mask. "I, uh, forgot how many I did so far." He does, however, find a solution, "I guess I'll start over." Alcohol poisoning is assured. "Hey, there's that woman again."
"I can drink to that," says Lily, clinking her glass against Reid's for a moment. "Mhmm," she murmurs as he points out America. "I wonder if her brother's even here. There are at least two other parties that I know of going on tonight. That I was invited to, anyway." She shrugs. "I feel bad for the poor bastard, if she finds him."
Oh hell no. Mark knows those legs anywhere. And he knows that ass anywhere. He also knows that lack of chest anywhere. Which is why he's smiling like Sylvester Pussycat the moment he gets his drink from the bartender. "It's on her." he says, pointing off in America's direction and then he immediately steps away from the bar to plant himself into her path. Gotta' stop her from going up the stairs. "Well. I see you finally got your legs done. You don't walk like you have testicles anymore. Nice." Grinning and holding up his drink, which is expensive as shit, he sips at it. "Thanks for the drink, by the way."
America stops dead in her tracks in front of the stairs but, without hesitation, turns herself right around to face Mark. America King, avoidant of a challenge? Never. Despite the words that caught her attention, one of her trademark wide, dazzling smiles is already waiting in the wings by the time she's turned about on those designer shoes. "Stalking me to the ladies' room, you've sunken to a new low, Mark. What, not getting paid enough at Midas, you have to make women pay for your drinks now?"
"Yeah, maybe I should warn him." Despite concern, Reid isn't in a hurry to go getting in America's way. He just sort of pauses when she finds a new person to fight with, watching with an idle interest. "I wonder if she's going to kill him." It's an idle though, head swinging slowly back to Lily after. "You want to bet on who'll win?"
"I think she might be bulletproof," Lily says thoughtfully. "So my money's on her." What? It could totally happen. Bitchiness as the source of superpowers. Or something. She takes a sip of her drink and leans back against the bar. "And you thought the night would be boring. We might get to give statements to the police later, after she rips off his head and eats it."
"Actually, I just wanted to make sure you went to the right room. Remember what happened at Sundance last year?" Mark just flashes a big ol' smile at bringing up bad memories. What exactly happened, he'll keep to himself until the proper time for blackmail is upon him. "Listen. I didn't come here to trade blows with you, USA. I'm here because I'm a close, personal, amazing friend of the guy throwing this little shindig. How'd you get in?" He pauses and narrows his eyes, looking down at her skirt. "Huh. Nevermind. I can see the rug burns on your knees."
Lily is about to say something else, when her cell phone rings. She doesn't answer it, but she does frown a bit at the number. "Excuse me, I have to get going," she says apologetically to Reid, then begins to squeeze her way through the crowd and out of the party.
The blonder and womanlier of the agents arches a brow at the other, her smile twisting into a smirk to better match the barely restrained hate in her eyes. "Go fuck yourself, Mark," America replies coolly. She takes a step back onto the first step, one hand on the rail while she points with the corner of her cell phone at Mark with the other. "I asked nicely at the gate." Her eyes narrow for an instant in short-lived challenge. "And for the record, when aren't you thinking of trading blows?" Innuendo: check. "Enjoy the shindig," she says before promptly turning to beginning sauntering up the stairs. Slowly.
"That would be so fucking awesome." Reid's head bobs enthusiastically at the prospect, hand raising to wave toward Lily when she wanders off. Then he's left alone, an alien state. So, he'll rectify it. The man downs his glass, giving it one small shake before he begins to thread his way back through the crowds. He'll hook another drink on the way, offer friendly smile and chatter to those he passes. Mark is on the way, so he's one of those unfortunate few. "That looked like it might have been rough," He mentions, "You scare her off?"
Saunter. What female still has to saunter these days?! Ugh. Mark just shudders at the thought of watching America head up the stairs. He turns himself around at the voice of someone else and immediately rolls his eyes. "Unfortunately, she's hard to get rid of. Like furniture." He glances back to see if America's still within earshot. "But trust me, everybody in town's already sat there, if you know what I'm sayin'."
"I get it." Reid even displays a helpful thumbs-up to assure Mark that he can read such complex subtexts. Another drink then, one smooth motion before a hand is extended outward. "Reid," He offers, "She seemed nice for a few seconds. Maybe when she's not hunting down people to kill she's better." He offers that helpfully, even if it might not be true. "I don't know you, do I? I don't think I do, but at this point I can't even tell."
"I only introduce myself to talented individuals that want to make a shitload of money. Nothing personal, but I've had issues with restraining orders in the past." With that being said, Mark still reaches out to shake the man's hand. Don't ever let it be said that Mark Israel Long isn't a polite enough person to speak openly and honestly, but still shake hands with strangers.
"Do you want me to find a chop-shop doctor with a medical diploma printed off the internet to neuter you like the dog you are?" That would be the return of Ms. King already, but, shocker of shockers, she's not talking to Mark. No, she's coming down the stairs, one arm wrapped around a staggering man about ten years her junior. Before you get any ideas, her hunt was successful: it's her brother. "Because I can make that happen." Her saunter is banished, since she has to help him down the steps lest he fall and crack open his skull on the lovely tile below. On the last step, she has to grab onto him as he stumbles and groans. "I swear to Christ," America cringes, glaring, "If you throw up on my shoes, I'll castrate you myself and trust me, I do not want to go there."
"Well, shit." It's not a particularly derisive expletive, merely one of acknowledgement from Reid. "Heard it before. Nice to meet you anyway, whoever you are." His head cranes back when America returns, dragging her brother along with her. "Shit, Jagger." Glass is raised in pitying salute toward the man being dragged off, the rim scratching absently at his cheek afterward. "Poor guy. I hope he doesn't really lose his dick, he probably likes it a lot."
Mark finds himself turning to look over his shoulder and off in the direction of where America and… some guy. Huh. "Oh, this is too good to be true." Mark flashes a grin and hands off his drink to Reid. "Hold that. Slip me a mickey and I'll rip your balls off." is quipped ever so quickly at Reid, before Mark's full attention is on America and the drunken stupor that is the guy she's hoisting. "Say Internet!" Mark exclaims, holding up his phone and immediately starting with the mega-pixel snapping of pictures! It's good to have one of those awesome cell phones that can do everything, isn't it?
"What part of off-limits don't you understand?" America continues to chastise her flesh and blood; whether he's actually understanding anything beyond blahblahblahbitchbitchbitch is questionable, because the guy's in a pretty good stupor.
He's coherent enough to wave at Reid and make a gun-to-the-head at his own temple while staggering along with his sister, mind you — and oh, timing. *click* His friendly visage is caught on Mark's cell phone along with America…
…Whose expression is an angry glare, a blur of her hand coming up too late. "What the hell, Long. Get that thing out've my face."
Reid can only hide his grin, the man making sympathetic nod toward America's brother. He does accept the glass that Mark passes on, examining the thing a moment before shuffling it to his other hand. There it hangs, balanced without further though. "She's probably not going to like that." And she doesn't, so Reid gives a firm nod of emphasis to prove that he was correct.
Mark is in the midst of snapping more photos, just to make sure he gets a firm grip on the horribleness of what's happening right now. "Oh, come on. Don't you want everyone to know how dedicated you are?" His sarcasm is near biting, as he's shrugging and actually shifting his position to get a better angle of the horrible facial features of the drunken one and the pissed off ones of America. Oh, blackmail is going to be such fun. "God, I hope he blows all over your shoes." Wishful thinking comes right out loud.
Mark's cell phone gets a lovely snapshot of America giving him the finger as she leads her brother away from the staircase.
Gathering up a wave of energy, the drunken partier throws the horns up in the air and yells, "WOOOOOO!" for no particular reason, eliciting a series of cheers from the party-goers and a sharp shove from his sister. "I fucking hate you both," she snaps as she drags him past Mark. Or at least tries to. Her brother, he is not so cooperative.
Reid, of course, has to show his appreciation. It would be impolite not to. So he lets out a little cheer, raising a glass that doesn't belong to him in salute. "Sorry about that," He offers in passing to brother and sister, though it's not really clear to who. Probably both. Either way, eyes move down toward the glass in hand, juggling it back and forth.
Oh, this won't be good. Because Mark is nowhere to be found at the moment. In fact, he's a little bit too busy being off to the side and sliding a hundred dollar bill into the hand of some random (and mostly drunk) party goer. The uneasiness of America's Brother not moving helps with Mark's plan, it seems, as it gives the bribed guy some time to get into position. And that's why he's smiling. Mark's smiling, anyway.
Cue Cinematic Slow Motion.
America's Brother is raising up horns.
The bribed guy's eyes are narrowed as he moves in. He looks menacing.
America is looking like the bitch she is.
Horns and cheering from America's Brother.
Bribed Guy wastes no more time, before he moves in for the kill. A kill that is, as they say, a strong punch towards America's Brother's gut.
Mark is standing nearby, with the cell phone camera ready!
If there's one thing the King siblings have in common, it's that they both have a feisty side. When the brother is punched in the stomach, he stumbles back (causing America to let go and hurriedly backpedal in her heels), and his immediate reaction is to swing back. He misses by a mile and, in a display of general drunken disgustingness, reels around while simultaneously puking, falling, and passing out.
"…Forget it." America throws her hands up, disgusted and prepared to abandon her brother, if only because it would be physically impossible for her to drag his idiotic ass out of here. She glances around until she finds Mark and, making sure she gets to shoot him another icy look of death, starts to skirt her way around the crowd.
Oh /no/. Reid may not care to follow along with the spat between two well dressed talky-people, but he isn't about to let a friend go by unavenged. Besides, he's been waiting for something like this to happen the whole damn night. So Mark's glass is discarded, tossed over one shoulder to land with a crack and mess of liquid. His destination? The scene of the crime. Reid, lightly less drunk than the victim, decides to extract revenge. He pulls back, then comes forward with one exagerated hook toward King's attacker.
Bribed Guy is no match for someone that appears on the Opening Credits, so the hook of justice finds its mark (haha!) and he goes sailing backwards and knocking into someone else. Of course, this causes that guy to shove back at someone else. And that someone else punches another guy and… well… the chain reaction has begun. There's about to be a brawl in this house!
Meanwhile, Mark has weaseled his way through the crowd, to make sure that he's planted against the wall, where he can see America clearly as she leaves. He's tucking his cell phone away at the moment she's passing him by to get to the exit. He looks up with a fake disappointed look. "Shame. Look what you started." And then he's smiling. Victory.
If America could walk any faster, she would, but the serious striding action she's capable of in those heels is already impressive. She sees ahead of time that she's about to pass by Mark, but she doesn't break stride. "I didn't start anything," she counters, plain and simple and bitter, as she whisks past, throwing the elaborate front door open. Maybe she'll be lucky and it'll hit Mark on her way out.
Reid has hard decisions in his life. Eventually he decides to take the best of the two. He'll move to collect America's brother, taking the occasional push and swing that he can. He doesn't want to miss all the fun. When he gets a chance he'll nudge the unfortunate Jagger to a place where he won't get trampled, hand off a napkin, and sit around to wait for more things to hit. Life is, for Reid, pretty good.
Mark just watches America go… and OH SHIT FRONT DOOR! A quick reflexive move has Mark stepping out of the way and then he's frowning. "God, I hate that she has such a nice ass." Biting his lip for a moment, his concentration on those thoughts is broken by the sound of his cell phone ringing. He flings it up to his ear quickly. "Yo! E! What's up, you little bitch?" Back to work.
(FADEOUT)
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Regiment/Catrawd: 1st Battalion, Royal Welsh Fusiliers.
Service Rank and Number / Rheng gwasanaeth a rhif: Private No. 10936.
Military Cemetery/Memorial / Fynwent milwrol: Hooge Crater Cemetery, Ypres.
Ref No Grave or Memorial / Rhif cyfeirnod bedd: Plot 1XA. L.10.
Country of Cemetery or Memorial / Gwlad y fynwent neu gofeb: Belgium.
Medals Awarded / Medalau a ddyfarnwyd: 1914/1915 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal.
Date of Death / Dyddiad Marwolaeth: 30 October 1914
Killed in action on Friday 30 October 1914, during the First Battle of Ypres, aged 22 years.
Allen Davies was born in Birkenhead, Cheshire on 17 November 1892.
The 1901 Census shows that the family lived at 27 Clarenden Street, Birkenhead, Cheshire. The head of the family was John Davies aged 40, who was employed as a Builders Labourer. His wife Alice Davies aged 39 and their 6 (six) children – Amy L Davies aged 14, Robert Davies aged 12, John Davies aged 10, Allen Davies aged 8, Alice Davies aged 4 and Florence Davies aged 2 years.
The family at some stage moved to North Wales. The 1911 Census shows them living at 25 Water Street, Rhyl, Flintshire. They moved house again soon after to 1 From Hyfryd, Abergele, Denbighshire.
Allen was no longer living at the family home. He was employed as an Agricultural Worker and lived and worked at Tyn y Caeau Farm, Betts-yn-Rhos, Denbighshire.
In 1912 he enlisted at Wrexham Hightown Barracks as a Regular Soldier with 1st Battalion, Royal Welsh Fusiliers.
On Wednesday 7 October 1914, he with other members of 1st Battalion, Royal Welsh Fusiliers arrived in Zeebrugge, Belgium on board the troopship Winifredian. Within three weeks the Battalion would all but cease to exist, and over 900 of the nearly 1000 men on the Winifredian would be dead, wounded or missing.
On Wednesday 14 October 1914, the Battalion arrived in Ypres and were ordered into the line at Zonnebeke before moving to Dadizele on 19 October 1914 and engaging the Germans for the first time, in what is known as the First Battle of Ypres.
As dawn broke on Friday 30 October 1914, the Germans attacked the trenches and as the day went on the battalion already a shadow of its original self was effectively decimated. Before this, however, the Welsh Fusiliers gallant resistance had come to an end. The Commanding Officer Lieutenant Colonel Cadogan, his Adjutant Captain Dooner and the great majority of the officers and men of the battalion were killed.
Amongst the casualties was Private Allen Davies. His death was not confirmed for some time and when news came through to his parents that their other son, John Davies 2nd Cheshire Regiment had been killed in action, Allen was still officially listed as Missing in Action. His body was recovered after the war and identified by means of his identification disc. He was exhumed and reburied at Hooge Crater Cemetery on 21 May 1919. Also exhumed at this location and reburied alongside him at Hooge Crater were Lieutenant Colonel Cadogan and Captain Dooner.
Photograph of the headstone at Hooge Crater Cemetery, Ypres, Belgium of Private Allen Davies's grave.
Hooge Crater Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium.
On 6 April 1916, a payment of £8.12s.1d was made by the War Office to John Davies, this being monies owed to his son Allen. On 24 July 1919, a further payment which is recorded as a War Gratuity of £5.0s.0d was also made to him.
Allen's brother Private 9094 John Davies 2nd Cheshire Regiment is also remembered on the Rhyl War Memorial and Abergele War Memorial.
He is also remembered on The North Wales Heroes Memorial Arch, Deiniol Road, Bangor, North Wales and on a Remembrance Plaque at The Royal Alexandra Hospital, Marine Drive, Rhyl, Flintshire.
There is a Flintshire Roll of Honour Card for Allen Davies at the County Archives Office, Hawarden, which contains very little information.


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