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426 HEMI V8, 628HP, 3SPD AUTO, ULTRA CLEAN IN/OUT, RUNS/DRIVES LIKE NEW, SHARP!!
This 1964 Plymouth Savoy Lightweight SS/A Hemi is a tribute to the rare lightweight examples Plymouth sold a mere 55 units back in '64. So finding an original one is six-figure process even before restoration. Instead, this example just underwent a painstaking nut & bolt restoration around 900 miles ago – making it one of the cleanest classics we have seen. So it's already a beautiful machine before you dig into the brutal 628 horsepower 426ci V8 with all the proper Super Stock trimmings.
The body is beautifully finished in white – part of the understated appearance of these mega machines. But the glow of the new clearcoat paint is unmistakable. This is the product of a careful and professional work by Muscle Car Restoration. There's a meticulous attention to detail that can be seen in everything from the panel gaps to the chrome trim that has been expertly polished to a mirror-like shine. This is a painstakingly accurate appearance, right down to the dog dish wheel covers – and this correctness is essential. The Savoy was a budget car when new, and so the lack of extra trim/weight made them a great place to start with the Super Stock performance package. So it takes time to get it looking like a crisp gentleman's classic. Of course, the large hood scoop, period-correct stickers, and wider rear tires are something every NHRA and Mopar fan instantly recognizes and gravitates towards.
The Savoy lightweight fans also know these kept their true aggression the inside – that's why this has the correct bright red interior. There is a freshness inside that instantly conveys the time and money spent on this car. This is not just about restoring the major pieces like the bucket seats, carpets, and door panels, but also this includes the little things that really make the difference like lightweight seat mounts. While the Savoy was a fine family car, the lightweights live up to their name by eliminating any unnecessary bulk. With a deleted radio, dome light, heater, rear window cranks, and even the back seat – this is pure performance motoring. It does correctly retain the cool push-button transmission. The original gauge package is supplemented by a large Sun Super Tach mounted on the dash. Also within eyesight is a period-correct Stewart-Warner auxiliary readout package with oil, water, and battery. All of this is a good indication that there is an exceptional motor worth keeping you constantly updated.
Under the hood is a sight that makes Mopar fans weak in the knees. The 426 cubic-inch Hemi V8 is a true juggernaut, and this one is ready to show off. With so much put into the restoration, and so few miles on the build, it's hard to find a cleaner and meaner presentation. Everyone gets a great view of all the correct pieces, like the Hemi race heads and correct dual Holley four-barrel carburetors. Plus, it has upgrades like an electronic ignition and TTI headers. That why it fires up easily while also producing a thunderous growl of superiority. And its dominance is assured with the full package rated at 628 horsepower. Getting this power to the ground means the right components. So you get the correct and strong Torqueflite 727A three-speed transmission with a reverse valve body – which is correct spec. This feeds a stout Dana 60 rear end before sending the pavement-eating power to the road.
The sale comes with the build receipts, service manuals, owner's manual, and dyno sheet to prove the huge power of this mighty machine. Take a look at the undercarriage on this one and you'll see why it's quite possibly one of the best all-around classics in existence. Don't miss you chance, call today!
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Currently, I am a salaried commercial real estate broker who signed a contract that stated I am due a "salary" that includes a bonus if earned. Recently, all the "salaried" employees in the office noticed a deduction in pay on their paychecks and were unaware of why. After attempting to contact HR and speaking with one of our mananging directors, one of our bosses sent an email that he personally held back pay due to the fact that he believed the "salaried" employees were not working hard enough and hadn't earned their salaries. His email stated it was an "injustice" that we are still salaried and not working on commissions yet the contract we signed stated we have one year until we become "non-salary" empoyees and become "commission based" employees. Is this legal for a employer to deduct pay?
....The contract really does provide for you to morph off of salary and onto commission for a year and you have been there more of a year.
Aaron's essential advice to have prompt consultation with a lawyer who has and an opportunity to review all of your papers is right on the mark.
I have seen exactly your situation with a broker-owner who was foreign born. Once we raised the issue, he went to his own lawyer and found out we were correct and he abandoned the salary/bonus review conduct. It turned out it was more of a cultural thing than actual dishonesty.
If there are a bunch of people in the same boat, you could join together and share some atty. fees.
I doubt you can fix this yourself.
Employer deducted "salaried" employees pay w/o notification.
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Shocking footage shows a 14-year-old girl being battered by a gang of bullies who posted the video on Snapchat.
Libby Brierley was pounced on by four girls who grabbed her from behind as she walked in her dressing gown to a friend's for a sleepover.
The video shows a girl thug yank Libby's ponytail and haul her to the ground before repeatedly punching her in the face.
Libby can be heard squealing for help as the bully continues to rain blows down on her head and body.
The schoolgirl suffered concussion and serious bruises and spent the night at the Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham after the attack.
Libby was assaulted while she walked to a friend's house for a sleepover in Bilborough, on September 2 last year.
Her bullies filmed the attack and shared it on Snapchat and Facebook.
Mum Kerry, 39, said: "Three of the bullies went to her school but the teachers have done nothing to protect her.
"When I spoke to the teachers, they said they couldn't guarantee she would be safe.
"I haven't even had a phone call from the head teacher. The video of the attack is still being circulated on social media.
"Libby used to be happy-go-lucky but since the attack she's gone into herself.
"She has nightmares and has had enough of life.
"Libby has started a new school but on her first day one of her bullies posted the video on social media again.
"I went to the police but they said it can't be classed as cyber bullying because Libby wasn't tagged in the video.
"The bullies have found a loop hole in the law to continue taunting Libby. Every time she sees the video appear it's like she's gone through it all over again.
"We just want the law changed to stop this happening to other people."
Kerry has now taken Libby out of Nottingham University Academy (NUSA) to prevent her daughter coming face to face with the bullies.
A 15-year-old girl admitted assault at Nottingham Magistrates Court on November 7 and was handed a referral order and ordered to pay Libby £200 compensation.


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Abu Dhabi has suspended the tendering process for the Stage two of the Etihad Rail project after assessing strategic priorities.
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With the tracks laid out, trains imported into the country, and final testing ongoing, Etihad Rail, the UAE's national rail network, will begin commercial operations later this year, according to a senior Federal Transport Authority (FTA) official.
Phase 2 of Etihad Rail on track
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The government has released Dh700 million as an initial allotment to start construction on the second phase of the Etihad Rail project, Minister of Public Works Abdullah Bel Haif Al Nuaimi said.
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The urban transport system in Abu Dhabi (metro and light railway) is still at the planning stage. Several Spanish companies are already taking part in these projects and, moreover, the public company Ineco, together with Metro de Madrid, have expressed their interest in participating in developing the future metro network.
Globe Express Services signs strategic Memorandum of Understanding with Etihad Rail
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Dubai Metro's Green Line is likely to pass via Meydan in Nad Al Shiba on its way to Academic City, as part of a proposed extension of the rail network, Gulf News has learnt.
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The UAE's national rail network is unlikely to be impacted by delays in neighbouring countries' rail networks, an executive at Etihad Rail said on Tuesday. John Lesniewski, Director of Sales & Commercial Agreements, said Etihad Rail completed the first stage earlier than expected and will continue to push ahead on schedule.
UAE to Spend $25bn On Rail Projects
While $11 billion has been allocated for Etihad Rail, which aims to connect all the emirates, Abu Dhabi's Department of Transport has approved a budget of $8 billion for its metro project, and Dubai's RTA has announced plans to spend $2 billion on developing and expanding its metro and tram facilities.
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News > News from the Worthian Network > 'Trailblazing' Worthian doctor honoured by The Queen
'Trailblazing' Worthian doctor honoured by The Queen
Dr Matthew Knight C'98
We are incredibly proud to hear that Dr Matthew Knight C'98, a respiratory medicine consultant at West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust, has been awarded an MBE in The Queen's 2020 Birthday Honours.
At the beginning of the pandemic, Matthew conceived, designed, and delivered a 'virtual hospital' to look after patients infected with Covid-19. He led a team of doctors, nurses, physiotherapists and admin staff, some of whom were shielding, to safely prevent and reduce hospital admissions through the virtual monitoring of patients' symptoms.
Patients were given a pulse oximeter to monitor their oxygen levels and heart rate at home and were reviewed virtually or on the phone. Since March, more than 10,000 virtual consultations have taken place via the 'virtual hospital', delivering care to more than 1,250 patients, preventing several hundred admissions and ensuring patients felt safe and secure. The virtual hospital is a 'first of its kind' model which can be expanded to cover other illnesses and conditions.
A hugely well deserved honour!
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Schlüter's research focusses on social-ecological interactions and mechanisms that may explain SES phenomena, such as the collapse of the Baltic Sea cod, the trapped situation of water management in Uzbekistan, the diversity of self-governance forms in Mexican small-scale fisheries, or cooperation in common pool resource management. In collaboration with members of the SES-LINK team and empirical colleagues, she uses mathematical and agent-based modeling to test hypotheses about micro-level causes of observed SES phenomena and to explore consequences of selected human-nature interactions. The aim is to identify patterns of interactions and outcomes across cases.
On the methodological side, she works on advancing social-ecological modeling at local and global scales that incorporates human adaptive behavior. On the conceptual side, she is interested in ontologies and approaches that bridge the dichotomy between social and ecological to study SES as truly interdependent systems of humans in nature. She leads the MuSES project (Towards middle-range theories of the co-evolutionary dynamics of multi-level social-ecological systems - funded by a consolidator grant of the European Research Council), coordinates the modeling activities in GRAID and is involved in the Aquacross (EU) and Marea (NSF) projects.
Schlüter also co-leads the complex adaptive systems and resilience thinking stream at the centre.
Schlüter has a background in marine ecology and a PhD in applied system science. She has studied economic and social science approaches to natural resource management for many years. After her diploma, she worked for 1.5 years at UNESCO on a Regional Vision for the Aral Sea Basin and participated in the Complex Systems Summer School of the Santa Fe Institute. Both activities have greatly shaped her interests in applying complexity science approaches to understand the interplay of social and ecological dynamics and developing policy-relevant insights into real-world problems. She worked for many years on water management and governance issues in the Amudarya river basin in Central Asia using empirical and model-based approaches.
Recently she has focussed more on marine systems, particularly small-scale fisheries in Mexico, Germany and the Baltic Sea. Before joining SRC she was a researcher at the Institute of Environmental Systems Analysis at the University of Osnabrück, the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research Leipzig/Halle, Princeton University, and the Leibniz Institute for Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries in Berlin.
Schlüter is a member of the editorial board of Ecology and Society, has acted as a reviewer for funding proposals for several funding agencies in Europe and the USA, reviewed for journals from the natural and social sciences, and participates in several scientific networks. She has been leading or working in several projects with strong stakeholder participation or action research components involving water management and fisheries practitioners and stakeholders in Uzbekistan, Germany and Sweden with the aim to co-develop solutions to pressing management issues.
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Although New Zealand seems to have avoided the housing price slump, for now, they are still open to be indirectly affected by ongoing trade concerns. Not to mention, domestic economic data has been disappointing of late, as we've previously discussed.
Inflation is still just below the target rate, registering 1.9% in the last couple of months. Tourist arrivals are up, but so is unemployment. This is showing a bit of a disconnect because even though businesses are anecdotally reporting that it's hard to find workers, wages aren't going up. They only increased by 0.5% at an annual inflation-adjusted rate.
Of course, there is still the much less likely scenario that the bank doesn't change its stance at all. After all, NZ data, while less than stellar, is still performing better than its largest neighbor.


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This Robot Chef Promises To Prepare Tasty Meals For You Daily In The Comfort Of Your Own Home
Many of us wish to be able to come home to see a healthy plate of dinner already cooked and waiting for us. But, who said that wouldn't be possible some day? British scientists have developed a robot chef that just does that. The robot which comes as a set of robotic arms is so sophisticated that is able to cook meals from scratch. From as early as 2017, the robot will hit the market as part of a purpose-built high-tech kitchen, priced at around £10,000, which includes an oven, hob, dishwasher and sink.
The robot which required almost 18 years for scientist at Moley Robotics to develop the hands, is governed by 24 motors, 26 micro-controllers and 129 sensors. In a small office in Islington, North London, the developers sold a few dozens of devices each year, primarily to other scientists who used them for their own research. A pair was even ordered by NASA to 'inspire' its engineers.
According to its creators, the arms are able to chop, stir, whisk, and baste well enough to recreate almost anything you would care to eat, whether it is a simple home-cooked supper, or an elaborate concoction designed by a world-class chef. Imitating human movements closely enough, the robots move a little slowly and are able to do things such as wipe a spoon on the edge of a pan to prevent drips. Whenever they are not busy they hover strangely above the work surface.
The robot invention however did not first start as an idea to be a chef as last year when Russian engineer Mark Oleynik approached the team with it, it was thought of becoming an everyday household gadget. As the robot arms work, it might create a little mess of splatters here and there, but this should be the least of our problems because the robot will be able to load the dishwasher and wipe down the work surfaces afterwards.
"All the things which are possible with the hand are possible here. There is no limitation," Mr. Oleynik who is the head of the projects said. "A lot of people want to go to Michelin-starred restaurants, but they are quite expensive and may be quite far from the home. This is an opportunity for people to enjoy very good food, and for a reasonable price."
Currently, the robot is able to make every meal except sushi as this dish requires exceedingly steady pressure and nimble fingers.
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Verušičky jsou zámek ve stejnojmenné obci v okrese Karlovy Vary. Dochovaná podoba pochází z novogotické přestavby, která proběhla v devatenáctém století. Zámek stojí uprostřed vesnice a od roku 1964 je chráněn jako kulturní památka.

Historie
Věrušičky původně patřily k panství zámku Luka, ale v polovině šestnáctého století je získal Volf ze Štampachu, který zde založil nové panství s tvrzí doloženou poprvé v roce 1556. Když Volf roku 1557 zemřel, statek zdědila jeho dcera Anna, ale o majetek se musela nejprve soudit se svým strýcem Kryštofem ze Štampachu. Sama se provdala ze Sezimu Miřkovského ze Stropčic a spolu prodali panství v roce 1601 Jáchymu Ondřeji Šlikovi. V dalších letech se vystřídali tři majitelé: Prokop Dvořecký z Olbramovic, od roku 1605 Štěpán Šlik a Fabián Šebestián Pröllhofer z Perkersdorfu, který je koupil roku 1608 a připojil k Lukám, ke kterým patřily až do roku 1711.

Od osmnáctého století se majitelé rychle střídali. V roce 1711 panstí koupil hrabě František Helfried Voračický z Paběnic, ale už o čtyři roky později je získal František Ladislav Josef Nesslinger ze Schelchengrabenu. Dalšími vlastníky se stali Marie Alžběta Kfelířováze Zakšova (1741), František Xaver Putz z Brandenbachu (1758), František Antonín Nostic (1774), Friedrich Nostic, Kašpar Friedrich Josef z Overschie (1798) a po něm jeho syn Renatus. Nosticové nechali starou tvrz přestavět na barokní zámek. V roce 1810 panství získal Karel z Thysebaertu se synem Augustem a od roku 1830 patřilo malostranskému měšťanovi Janu Antonínovi Hladíkovi a po něm jeho Neteři Antonii z Neubergu.

Dále se v držení statku vystřídali manželé Josef a Vilhelmina Hetzelovi a karlovarský městský stavitel Josef Waldert, který zámek koupil 24. ledna 1908 za 180 760 zlatých. Na zámku žil s manželkou a dětmi. Před koncem první světové války, 4. dubna 1918, pak zámek daroval synu Josefovi a jeho manželce Martě, roz. Deimlingové. Syn panství prodal za druhé světové války, 11. dubna 1942, Meldioru Dresserovi. Jemu byl o tři roky později zabaven. Ve druhé polovině dvacátého století zámek využíval státní statek, jehož nedbalá údržba vedla k devastaci budovy, a dokonce k částečnému zřícení přístavku severního křídla.

Stavební podoba
Předchůdcem zámku byla tvrz, která se částečně dochovala ve zdivu severního křídla. Tvořila ji patrová obdélná budova o rozměrech 27 × 18 metrů se zdmi silnými až 1,5 metru. V jejím přízemí byla chodba, kuchyně a po stranách chodby dvě dvojice dalších místností. Podle starých popisů měly místnosti klenby, které však byly odstraněny nejspíše během barokní přestavby. Při ní vzniklo také patrové východní křídlo s novým schodištěm do patra, v průčelí severního křídla byl postaven rizalit a přízemní místnost v severozápadním nároží získala valenou klenbu s trojbokými výsečemi. Nový vstup s dvojramenným schodištěm byl zřízen na jižní straně budovy. V devatenáctém století zanikly při novogotické přestavbě téměř všechny klenby, schodiště před jižním průčelím nahradil balkon a dvě nároží severního křídla ozdobily osmiboké věžičky.

Přístup
Zámek stojí uprostřed vesnice, ale veřejnosti není přístupný. Přes vesnici ani jejím blízkým okolím nevedou žádné turistické trasy ani cyklotrasy.

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Související články
 Seznam zámků v Karlovarském kraji

Externí odkazy

 Zámek Verušičky na webu Hrady.cz

Novogotické zámky v okrese Karlovy Vary
Kulturní památky v okrese Karlovy Vary
Ohrožené kulturní památky v Karlovarském kraji
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Republicans think we should extend tax cuts for the rich. Democrats think we should extend tax cuts for the middle class, actually an even more expensive proposition. Why doesn't anyone think we should balance the budget?
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I've created an Album for Day 1 of our Japan trip. My ambitious goal is to create an album for every day. This is mostly for B and I's benefit, but if you'd like to look, here's a link to the first.
I have A LOT to learn as a videographer. Nevertheless, here's a (blurry) video I took in Shinjuku the second night.
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Q: Fetch Axios error Cannot read properties React I followed some tutorial and everything is working for this guy but not for me. I use axios to try to fetch some simple data, but I get a Cannot read properties error in the console and it is not fetching and not displaying data.
I think my setup is pretty basic, so I really wonder what I have done wrong here.
My PHPStorm isn't flagging any typos so I'm not sure I'm doing this right.
Here is my DataFetching.js code:
import React, {useState, useEffect} from "react";
import axios from "axios";

function DataFetching(){
    const [post, setPost] = useState();
    const [id, setId] = useState(1)
    const [idFromButtonClick, setIdFromButtonClick] = useState(1)

const handleClick = () => {
    setIdFromButtonClick(id)
}

useEffect(() => {
    axios.get(`https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts/${idFromButtonClick}`)
        .then(res => {
            console.log(res);
            setPost(res.data)
        })
        .catch(err => {
            console.log(err)
        })
}, [idFromButtonClick])

return (
    <div>
        <input type="text" value={id} onChange={e => setId(e.target.value)} />
        <button type="button" onClick={handleClick}>Fetch</button>
        {post.title}
    </div>
)
}

export default DataFetching

The error I'm getting is:
DataFetching.js:27 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'title')
at DataFetching (DataFetching.js:27:1)
Is there anyone that can point me in the right direction?

A: The initial post value is undefined. You can display the post like this {post?.title} so, if it's not undefined, no errors are thrown.
Check the optional chaining operator here

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
Кайсери́ (, , ):
 Кайсери — город в Турции, административный центр одноимённого ила (вилаята).
 Кайсери — ил (вилаят) в центре Турции.

См. также
 «Кайсериспор» — турецкий футбольный клуб из города Кайсери.
 «Кайсери Эрджиесспор» — турецкий футбольный клуб из города Кайсери.


text:
Happy New Year smut meme request #3 - Take Your Meds
Happy New Year smut meme request #3
Title: Winter Getaway
Rating: R
Pairing: Domoto Koichi/Domoto Tsuyoshi
Summary: They went from classmates to enemies, then step-brothers to lovers.
A/N: This is the first time I ever attempted to write a Kinki Kids fic. It was quite fun. Ouji wasn't translated cause it just sounded weird when I left it as Prince.
A/N 2: For a lovely anon. Hope you like it dear.
They were classmates; they had been for a long time, however they never interacted with one another. The most they've ever said to each other was 'excuse me' when Koichi needed to get pass Tsuyoshi one day in the hall. It wasn't like they hated each other, they simply had their own friends; their own lives. Koichi was walking home one day when he saw a woman leaving his place. Her features were mildly familiar but he simply thought it was an old friend of his father. Though his deductions were clearly wrong when he caught the two of them kiss.
It was so sudden, so shocking, that he let out a loud gasp. He didn't want to be seen, but with what he just saw he couldn't help it.
"Koichi-kun," his father said after realizing they had company. The woman's eyes widened before she bowed and ran off. "I'm sorry you had to see that."
"Who is she?" Koichi asked fearfully. He knew who she had to have been, he just wanted his dad to tell him something else. Tell him it was a simply woman he wanted to fuck or a woman who was coming on to him—anything. He just didn't want his dad to tell him that she was…
"My girlfriend."
Koichi didn't know exactly what expression to emote. He quickly ran up his stairs and into his room where he slammed and locked the door.
They didn't have dinner together that night. It was the first time in 17 years.
Tsuyoshi was eating a gummy fruit snack while playing videos games rather than doing his homework. His mother came in, in a rush, covering her eyes in shame.
"How was the boyfriend visit?" Tsuyoshi asked, his eyes still on the screen.
"Horrible. His son came home and saw us," she moaned in sadness.
"Ew, mom I can accept you having a boyfriend, but I don't want to think about you doing that!" Tsuyoshi cried out, wishing he could bleach his brain. His mother walked over and slapped the back of his head.
"He didn't catch us doing that. Nor did we do that, which is none of your business."
"Damn straight it isn't," he murmured, earning another hit.
"I gave him a farewell kiss and his son was standing there the whole time. God I'm so embarrassed."
Tsuyoshi paused his game and went into the kitchen where his mom disappeared to. She was sitting at the table, covering her face in shame. Tsuyoshi walked around the table and hugged her from behind.
"It's okay mom, I'm sure he was just shocked."
"You're such a good son," she pouted.
"And you're a cool mom when you want to be," he teased. She laughed and slapped him playfully.
A month after the shocking event Koichi had been acting differently. He was curt with people, even amongst his friends. He started to keep to himself, looking irritable while he was at it. But above all he's been casting glances at Tsuyoshi.
'That woman's face looked like his,' he thought to himself. 'The same roundness, the same pout on the lips…'
Tsuyoshi looked over when he felt eyes on him and caught the angry but curious ones of Koichi's. Awkwardly he waved at him, only to get the cold shoulder.
This continued to go on until Tsuyoshi got annoyed. It was lunchtime and some students were eating in the classroom. Tsuyoshi was standing by the window, talking to a few of his classmates when Koichi came in. He would've paid him no mind, but when the boy shoved pass him, nearly spilling his drink Tsuyoshi turned to him angrily.
"You could've easily said 'excuse me' you know."
"And you could've easily not blocked my way. You know I sit here," Koichi snapped. Tsuyoshi squint his eyes at him.
"Fine then, sorry to have been in your way…Ouji," Tsuyoshi spat back, walking to his seat. Koichi clenched his jaw to hold back his words and continued to eat his food. The atmosphere in the room had completely changed.
"Are you ready yet?" Tsuyoshi asked his mother who was running around the house.
"No, where are my shoes? You know the nice ones I showed you a few days ago? I just bought them, where are they?" She whined.
"By the door, in the box, you never took them out."
"Oh you're a savior. Now what about my earrings? Do you happen to know where they are?"
Tsuyoshi shook his head in amusement and touched her ears. "Calm down, he's going to like you. I told you, you're cool."
She pouted then sighed. "Ugh, okay. Get the food and bring them to the car."
"You'll be alright in here?"
"Yes, yes. Now go," she shooed him off.
About 40 minutes later they were parking the car and walking to the house. "So I finally get to meet the man who's been stealing my mom away. If I don't like him…what do we do?"
"Huh? You're asking me this now?" She panicked. "Um…we'll…cross that road when we get to it."
Tsuyoshi chuckled and rang the doorbell. "I was just teasing mom, I'm sure he's a great guy."
"Oh he is," she smirked.
The door opened and there stood a tall man. He smiled fondly at his mother, before bowing his head to Tsuyoshi. "It's a pleasure to finally meet you," the man said.
"Right back at you," Tsuyoshi winked. His mother jabbed his side and laughed nervously. They walked in and into the living room after giving the food to him. "So uh, my mom never really told me your name."
"Mitsugo, Domoto Mitsugo."
"Domoto?"
"Yes the same as yours," Mitsugo chuckled. Tsuyoshi's eyes widened, there's only one person he knows to have his surname.
"Where's your son?"
"Don't say Koichi," Tsuyoshi whispered to himself.
"Koichi, come down!" Mitsugo called out. The teen came down the steps, causing Tsuyoshi's heart to drop. "Koichi-kun, I want you to meet Domoto Nozomi and Tsuyoshi."
Koichi bowed his head at them but other words kept silent. He did however shoot a glare at Tsuyoshi.
After the dinner date, which went off without a hitch…aside from the side-eyes and glares Koichi threw at Tsuyoshi, Nozomi turned to Tsuyoshi as they were sitting in the car. "So…do you like him?" He really wanted to tell her that Koichi's a douche and that he would make their relationship hell, but he also could tell how much his mother liked Mitsugo.
"Yeah, he's great."
When he was 18 he heard the devastating news. His father was going to marry her. "Why?" Koichi asked his father.
"What do you mean why? Because I love her," his father laughed.
"But…aren't you fine…just the two of us?"
"Is that what you're worried about?" Koichi looked away from his dad. "Koichi, nothing will change between us. You'll just have a wonderful woman as your mother and you'll have a funny boy your age as your brother."
'Ugh don't remind me,' he thought.
Miles away, Tsuyoshi heard the same news. He was absolutely happy for his mother, his only fear was Koichi. The boy had gotten a lot ruder towards him at school since they met at his home. However it didn't vex him, instead he just liked to tease the poor boy after school. Giving him the nickname 'Ouji' whenever he spoke to him.
"Looks like I will be your step-brother pretty soon," Tsuyoshi said. Koichi sighed and continued walking away. "Who knows, we might even have rooms right next to each other, where we can speak in code language against the wall, like prisoners do."
"Fuck off," Koichi said angrily. It was the first time he's cursed at someone out loud.
"The Prince has a mouth on him," the boy feigned a gasp. "And I was only trying to make conversation," he pouted and walked ahead of him. Koichi stared at the boy from behind, wondering how could anyone even stand him.
The wedding was a modest one filled with family and close friends. Koichi went by the terrace of the reception hall when felt his patience running thin. He couldn't stand being in the room with all of them anymore. Tsuyoshi walked out the reception hall to look for the bathroom, but stopped mid-step when he noticed the other boy. He got ready to turn around until he saw him wipe his eyes and sniffle.
"Koichi?"
"Leave me alone," the teen cried and ran off. Koichi spent the rest of his time in the bathroom stall, only leaving when his father finally came in to get him.
It had been three months after the wedding. They settled down and got themselves a nice house for three people. It was like a dream house for Nozomi and Mitsugo who were in complete bliss, not noticing what their son's were dealing with.
Koichi chose to stay in his room most of the time, only coming down to have dinner. They've tried everything to get the teen to come out, but he would gently decline. He was currently sitting in his room, typing up a report for his homework when Tsuyoshi barged in, much like he always does.
"Dude, I'm going to the store. Want anything?"
"Can't you at least knock?"
Tsuyoshi sighed and closed the door. He then knocked rapidly before calling out. "My Lord, does your stomach ache you, for I shall fetch you something from the market. Please hurry, the carriage awaits me!"
Koichi clenched his jaw in anger. "No, just go."
"Suits yourself~"
Once he heard the front door shut, Koichi slammed his fists on the table. He tried to hold it back but he just couldn't, the tears starting slipping from his eyes before he even had a chance to stop them.
Tsuyoshi returned ten minutes later with Koichi's favorite tea, knowing the boy will probably be up all night working on homework that's due in two weeks. He got ready to knock on the door, but heard the soft crying. Slowly he opened up and peeked in, catching the teen resting his head on the desk while he cried into the crook of his arm.
Guilt hit him harder than he thought it would. He knew he was the reason, he didn't need any confirmations about it. Again, he slowly closed the door and placed the tea on the countertop in the kitchen. He wrote a quick 'For Koichi' note next to it, before retreating to his room.
Winter break was now here and Tsuyoshi couldn't be more excited about it. This was because his mother usually liked to take him to a nice cabin house where they'd spend quality time together for about a week. Though this is the first time they will be doing this as a new family, which set his nerves on end.
"So what exactly is there to do?" Koichi asked his step-mother.
"Well, it's a great place for thinking or relaxing. Getting your mind off the problems that bother you and just relax," she smiled, turning back to him. "I know you need it, hun." She tapped his knee and gave him a warm smile. Koichi looked troubled for a minute before he nodded.
"Nothing tastes better than drinking hot chocolate by an open fire too," Tsuyoshi quipped.
Two hours later they arrived at their cabin home, Koichi and his father stood outside, marveling at it. "This is beautiful," Mitsugo said. Koichi mentally agreed, wondering if his troubles will really leave him after a week here.
They managed to unpack their things fairly quickly, leaving the adults with enough time to prepare dinner. While the two were in the kitchen, Koichi and Tsuyoshi were setting up the 'Rules to the Room.'
Seeming how the cabin was actually meant for two, there were only two bedrooms, forcing the two teens to share one. They were lucky enough the manager got them another twin sized bed.
"Okay, so Rule 1: Stay on your side at all times," Koichi announced. Tsuyoshi got ready to write it down, but stopped.
"What if you or I were on fire…I'd rather you get into my space and save me."
Koichi rolled his eyes. "Fine print: Unless in case of emergency."
"Rule 2?"
"There is no second rule, just keep to yourself to avoid problems," Koichi shrugged while he arranged the stuff on his side. He really wished he had his laptop, but the lack of internet connection here prevented him from doing so.
"But what if we have like 'midnight activities?' I wouldn't want to catch you or get caught doing that?" Tsuyoshi smirked.
"Then do that in the bathroom," Koichi grimaced.
"What if mom or dad wanted to use it while you're furiously beating away?" the teen laughed again.
"God, do you have to do this all the time?"
"Make a joke out of everything?"
"Well since you're so tight lipped I have to!" Tsuyoshi yelled back. "This is why mom wanted you to come here, but I doubt even a week here will do anything for you." He got up from his bed and walked to the door. "Have fun holing yourself in Ouji," he spat angrily before leaving the room.
Koichi set his eyes downcast before plopping on his bed.
Two days had passed and nothing seemed to have changed. Tsuyoshi was with his parents outside, while Koichi declined to leave. It took an hour of them nagging him to realize he really wasn't going to go. He got up to get last night's dinner since he didn't eat; he fell asleep after the small fight he had with Tsuyoshi.
He went to the kitchen and sat at the counter while he reheated his food. What exactly was wrong with him? He loved his father and very much liked Nozomi as well, but he couldn't bring himself to be around them. They treated him kindly, even with his semi-cold and reclusive attitude towards them. Nozomi always made sure he was accommodated, always asking if he was fine or if he wanted anything.
Everything about her was great, she really was a wonderful step-mom. But he can't help the anger that courses through him when he thinks about Tsuyoshi. He wanted to apologize to him for being rude towards him at first. It was clear Tsuyoshi didn't know who his mother was dating, but the way he constantly teased him, he no longer felt the need to apologize.
He ate his dinner alone, wishing he could set things right.
Tsuyoshi was in the living room, watching the basic cable television when Koichi came in. He looked at him briefly before passing him the remote.
"Not much to watch really, but give it a go."
Koichi took the remote, though he didn't change the channel. The air was awkward, but very slowly did it get mildly comfortable. Tsuyoshi got up and went to the kitchen, coming back a few minutes later with two cups of tea. When Koichi took a whiff of it, he turned to him.
"It was you?"
"Hm? Me what?" Tsuyoshi asked, but keeping his eyes on the television.
"That left tea for me when I was working on that paper."
"Oh, yeah. I got it at the store," he smiled. "Even though you said you didn't need anything."
Koichi chuckled and took a sip. Eventually they fell asleep watching the film—it was far too long. Their heads rested against each others, as they slumbered on the couch.
It was the closest they've been in a year.
It was almost strange to see Koichi with them. Granted some of Tsuyoshi's 'jokes' got on his nerves, he decided to let them pass. They went to town to get some food from the market. It was almost Christmas soon and they needed to prepare for their feast. Each of them were given a list of things to buy and were to meet up by the car in an hour.
Tsuyoshi sighed and pretty much got what he needed quickly, he roamed around and caught Koichi still looking. He went up behind him and bumped his cart against him.
"Almost done?"
"I think so," Koichi sighed. "I still need to do some personal shopping."
"Porn mags?"
Tsuyoshi laughed and bit his lip. "Sorry," he smirked. "Well clearly you don't want to tell me so I'll go to the car. Did dad give you the key?"
"No," Koichi said before whipping around the corner.
An hour later and they were all ready to go back. There were a few mystery bags that belonged to Koichi, but no one said anything.
"Do you want to go by the creek later?" Tsuyoshi asked his step-brother.
"Cause you've never been there. You can't come here and not see it at least once." Koichi shrugged as a response and waited by the door for Tsuyoshi. "We'll be out by the creek!" Tsuyoshi called out to his parents.
"Stay out the water!" his mother yelled back.
"Alright I'll go skinny dipping!" he responded and closed the door. He smirked at Koichi before walking off.
They made small talk, very small talk, since they still didn't know much about each other. Granted they've lived together for a year and had been in the same school for a few years, they couldn't say that they actually knew much about each other. From their conversation, Tsuyoshi was able to pick up that Koichi liked cars, racing cars at that. Granted he couldn't follow along with the conversation, it was great to see the man talk about something with a passion.
When they finally arrived, Koichi stopped babbling and looked at the scenery. "Wow," he whispered.
"Beautiful, right?"
"Very."
Tsuyoshi took hold of Koichi's arm and dragged him to the spot further down. "I used to come here a lot when I'd get into an argument with mom."
"You guys fight?"
"Yeah, as much as it seems like we're the perfect two piece family, we still fought."
"Chores, playing too much and not doing homework, school..." Tsuyoshi listed. "Last thing we fought about was her getting a boyfriend."
"You were against it too?"
"I think all teenage kids would be. Imagine, 17 years old, and your mom or dad comes in saying they met someone and will be dating them. That shit sucks," Tsuyoshi laughed.
Koichi looked at his hands that were resting on the wooden gate in front of him. "Yeah it does…now imagine being 17 and not even knowing your parent was dating someone. Not until you find them kissing," he said softly.
Tsuyoshi looked over at him and remember what happened a year ago. "You didn't know?"
"No…they were dating for months and he never told me."
"Why are you apologizing? It's not your fault." They were quiet for a while before he spoke up again. "Sorry I was a dick towards you."
"Ah, teenage hormones…they get you angry sometimes," Tsuyoshi shrugged off.
"Yeah…they do."
They continued talking until it started to get dark out. "Shit, we should go back." They turned around to go back up, but Koichi lost his footing and felling backwards into the rickety wooden gate. Tsuyoshi tried to grab for him but was too late.
Tsuyoshi busted into the house with a passed out Koichi in his arms. He was lucky the taller boy was light enough to be carried, but the distance from the creek to their cabin made things a bit difficult. "Oh my god, what happened?" his mother called out.
"He slipped," Tsuyoshi trembled. His step-dad quickly picked Koichi up and brought him to the bathroom. "I'm sorry," he said to his mother tearfully.
They drew him a warm bath, glad to see he was alright. Koichi got out the bath when he felt warm enough, despite the fact he was still trembling. He wrapped himself in the thick bathrobe and opened the door, where he was able to hear Tsuyoshi getting scolded.
"He slipped, it wasn't on purpose!" Tsuyoshi yelled back in a pleading voice.
"What if he got seriously injured?"
"But he didn't!"
"It's not his fault," Koichi cut in. "I wanted to get closer, to see the view better. He didn't want me to and when we were trying to go back I slipped and fell," Koichi lied. "It wasn't his fault."
"Don't lie for him," his father said.
"I'm not. It's the truth."
Tsuyoshi was staring at Koichi with wide eyes. Never did he think he'd see the day that Koichi would lie for him. Hell these past two days have been nothing but miracles. The two were sent to their room where Tsuyoshi immediately started to apologize.
"It's okay. I'm sure I'll just get the flu or something. You were pretty quick jumping in and saving me," Koichi smiled.
"Here wear my clothes, they're bigger."
"But you're shorter," Koichi teased. Tsuyoshi laughed and nodded. "Thank you."
Tsuyoshi got the electric heater and moved it closer to Koichi's bed. He also gave him more covers and made sure he didn't move from his spot. The teen slowly drifted off to sleep from the comforting heat all around him. When he woke up, hours later, he was shocked to find Tsuyoshi standing over him.
"You were trembling again. I thought you needed something." He presented him with tea, to which he took and drank in a heartbeat. The shivering didn't stop, causing Tsuyoshi to do something very brash. He slipped into the bed and hugged him.
"What are you doing?"
"Body heat. Don't worry, I won't do anything weird."
"Like hugging me from behind isn't weird enough," Koichi complained. Tsuyoshi laughed and tightened his hold.
"But you stopped shaking," he said softly.
Koichi turned around to face him. "This breeches Rule 1, you know."
"It was an emergency," Tsuyoshi smirked. "Now sleep," he whispered and closed his eyes. Koichi stayed up a little while longer, just gazing at the boy's relaxed features in the moonlit room. He didn't know it, but that slight tugging feeling was the beginning of love.
It was awkward waking up the next morning to Koichi sleeping soundly in his arms. Tsuyoshi's chest somehow became a pillow for the teen in the middle of the night. Gently he tried to pull away, but Koichi's arm, which was draped over him, held him tighter and his leg moved a little higher. His knee barely grazed the embarrassing morning wood that plagued the better part of most men.
He tried to relax himself and slip away but Koichi's leg moved once again, this time making proper contact with him. The leg moved up and down a bit before Koichi settled down.
"Ouji, I need to pee," Tsuyoshi said, tapping the man's shoulder.
"Mmm," Koichi groaned. "Hold it in, I'm really warm now."
"I'll explode and you'll feel a very different kind of warmth."
Koichi sucked his teeth and rolled over. "You can be very gross sometimes," he grunted.
"I know," the teen smirked.
It was now Christmas Eve and the small tree was set up and decorated. Koichi and Tsuyoshi had gotten exceptionally close ever since that day, something their parents were very pleased about. Koichi was huddled under the covers on the couch, watching a random Christmas movie, while Tsuyoshi was lying on the floor, propping his head up with his hands. Time after time, he'd purposely let his foot hit Koichi's leg on the couch causing the older boy to swat at his foot. Eventually, after the fifth time, Koichi grabbed the foot and proceeded to tickle it.
"Mercy!" Tsuyoshi called out repeatedly, trying to get Koichi to stop. Somehow with all his thrashing about, he managed to drag the boy off the couch, but his impeccable landing was directly on top of him.
"Ow, idiot."
"Sorry," Tsuyoshi chuckled. Koichi tried to lift himself up, but it only resulted in his hips dragging against the younger teen's. They both froze, eyes quickly shooting up to look at each other.
Before either of them could even say anything, they heard the front door open. Quickly they broke apart and sat on the couch, stiffly sitting next to each other with the covers all over the floor.
It was a strange feeling to want to hold him. He wanted him in his arms again for more than just the two second hug. He wanted him to rest his head on the crook of his neck, while he nonchalantly ran his fingers through the light brown hair. Much like he did when Koichi fell in the cold water at the creek.
Tsuyoshi's eyes looked up from the torn sketchbook and rested on Koichi who was reading a book. He loved how it was a habit of his to move his lips while reading, every now and again you'd hear a soft whisper. Koichi knew the boy was staring at him, he just wished his pulse didn't speed up every time he heard movement next to him.
"Are we going to wait until midnight to open our gifts?" He asked, wanting to push away that weird feeling.
"We can open the back of them to see what they got us," Tsuyoshi smiled to which Koichi chuckled.
"An evil mastermind for a brother," he chuckled.
Tsuyoshi blinked at him. "You see me as your brother?"
"I—yeah," Koichi stuttered. He couldn't see him as anything else, he shouldn't. He shifted his eyes over to the other boy, testing out his reaction. Tsuyoshi sat up and put his sketchbook down.
"Is it weird?"
"That I don't want you to see me as your brother."
Koichi sighed and place his own book down, sitting up as well. "What should I see you as?" Tsuyoshi stood up and walked over to Koichi's side of the room. The older teen looked up at him with wide eyes, wondering where exactly this was going and why was his heart about to burst in his chest.
"Something more," Tsuyoshi whispered before placing a kiss on his lips. Koichi's body stiffened, almost causing the younger boy to pull away, but when his lips pursed against his he stayed put.
"Tsuyoshi…" Koichi whispered against the pouty lips before he deepened the kiss. It was inexperienced, but thoughtful as well. When he felt the body leaning forward, pushing him back, he pulled away and got off the bed. "I…we can't."
He didn't say anything else, he simply left the room and went outside for some fresh air.
Come Christmas morning, it was as if nothing had changed between them. Koichi thanked his parents for the gifts they got him: a series by his favorite author. Tsuyoshi smiled and gave him his gift, blush fighting its way on his cheeks. Koichi's eyes opened wide when he saw what it was; a model F1 car.
"Tsuyo…" he gasped looking at it.
"There was one where you could like paint it yourself, but I didn't bring my paints with me cause mom hates it when I get it all over the place and I wanted you to enjoy your gift as soon as possible," he rambled.
Koichi laughed and pulled him in for a long hug. "Thank you."
When it was Koichi's turn to hand Tsuyoshi his gift, he too had an embarrassed look on his face. "Merry Christmas," he said shoving a box at the boy's chest. Tsuyoshi ungracefully unwrapped the gift paper and smiled wide at Koichi.
"Idiot how much did this cost you?"
"I bought it with the money I saved," Koichi smiled.
It was an artist set of pen and ink, watercolor paints and brushes, and a self bound sketchbook with different types of paper.
Tsuyoshi looked at him, his eyes sparkling in happiness. "Ouji~" he called out and hugged him. Koichi playfully punched his stomach at the nickname. When he pulled back, he wanted nothing more than to kiss him, but he snapped out of it when he remembered their parents were watching.
It was midday when they decided to step outside with the pretense of playing around in the snow, but instead they went around back. Koichi pushed Tsuyoshi against the cabin wall and planted a deep kiss on his lips. The sounds of their jackets shuffling together as they desperately pressed themselves against each other resonated in the air. Tsuyoshi moved his legs in between Koichi's allowing the teen to grind against him.
It was quick, it wasn't sexy, nor was it meaningful. They were desperate and horny teens, using each other as a grinding post against the cabin wall. Koichi gasped against Tsuyoshi's neck before he came in his pants. He pulled away far enough to look at the younger boy's face as he came.
They kissed briefly afterwards, trying not to look uncomfortable as they walked back into the house.
There were only two days left before they had to go back home. Koichi and Tsuyoshi seemed to spend most of their time in their bedroom, for obvious reasons. It started out as a simple and innocent conversation that soon ended up with Tsuyoshi moaning into their kiss while his hand found its way in Koichi's soft hair.
They never went further than dry humping and/or kissing. It was a mixture of it being too risky and because they weren't sure just how far they wanted to go with this. Was it because they were stuck together for a whole week that they fell for each other or was it because they were 18 and filled with an abundance of sexual desire?
Tsuyoshi ground his clothed erection against Koichi's hip, moaning at the pressure. He held Koichi's hands above his head as he moved against him, grunting his name. Koichi let out soft gasps and whimpers looking into Tsuyoshi's eyes.
"I'm close."
"Me too…fuck, Tsuyoshi…"
They shared a long kiss when then came, bodies twitching against each other, before they pulled apart. Koichi nuzzled his face into Tsuyoshi's neck, as he wrapped his arms around him. They should've known things were too good to be true, that it was too easy to be together.
On the last day, Nozomi called Tsuyoshi into the kitchen. "Yeah mom?"
"How are things?"
"Hm?" he chuckled.
"You and Koichi get along now which is great. Really great," she said. The look in her eyes when she said this caused Tsuyoshi's heart to stop.
"It's not wrong…persay…but…you two can't."
"Does he know?"
"No and I don't want him to. He might not be so understanding."
Tsuyoshi sighed and closed his eyes. "I'm sorry."
"For what? Being in love with another boy or being in love with your step-brother?" He didn't answer, he only covered his face. They had been too careless about it. "When we get back…this can't happen anymore. You know that?"
"Yes," he said solemnly. "When did you find out?"
"The day Koichi slipped into water at the creek. I went to check on him to make sure everything was okay. That's when I saw you two." She explained. "It was confirmed for me on Christmas. The look you two shared was something that can only be described as love."
"Can I take him somewhere before we go?"
She nodded and pat his head. "It was just bad timing," she said before leaving the room.
After his small chat with his mom, Tsuyoshi went into their room and woke the other teen up. Koichi was now holding a cup of tea in his glove covered hands, looking out at the creek. Despite his negative history of it, he still couldn't deny its beauty. "Why did you call me out here?"
"I only felt it was appropriate."
Tsuyoshi sighed and covered his eyes. "Mom knows."
"Knows what?" When the other teen looked at him, he knew exactly what it was. "When? How?"
"Today she called me down and told me that we had to stop. That when we get back…we're only brothers…nothing more."
Koichi bit his lip, unsure what exactly he was to say. "You don't want to…do you?"
"I don't want to act like this was a winter fling. Yet I don't want to ruin our family… or their reputation."
Koichi reached over and held his hand. "I won't forget it."
"I won't either," Tsuyoshi smiled. They shared a final kiss, their tongues peeking out and merging together, sharing the sweet taste of Koichi's tea. The passion and meaning behind the kiss only made it that much sweeter.
They packed their bags in the car, making sure they got everything before they go. Their parents got in the car, honking the horn for the two boys to come out. They were carrying the last few bags before they hopped in.
"Got everything?" Mitsugo asked as he started the car.
Koichi looked over at Tsuyoshi and smiled. "Yeah," they both said.
"It'd be nice to come back next winter," he said.
"It's a yearly tradition, right mom?" Tsuyoshi asked. She turned her head and nodded with a smile.
Koichi reached over and placed his pinky on Tsuyoshi's. It was a subtle gesture, but he knew what it meant. This place would be their winter getaway, a place where they could truly be together.
Tags: p: domoto koichi/ domoto tsuyoshi, r: r, slash
ritchuuki on November 5th, 2014 06:00 pm (UTC)
Never know that you write KinKi too!!! Since you are one of my fav Arashi author...
I love this AU. Really.... You describe their teenage, hey this is sweet <3
thank for writing it XD
*really satisfied*


From Jeff Marsh regarding the film recording session: Yesterday was an amazing day. The musicians exceeded my expectations. I prepared 11 pieces expecting to record maybe 8, but we recorded all 11 pieces and we made an additional cue out of a section of 1m3. So we really got 12 pieces and did not go into overtime. Plus, we took generous breaks. No doubt you are as proud of your kids as I am. Thank you for bringing them and allowing me to share this experience with them.
I also want to give a shout out to JCM's very own Darlene and Susan for helping me contact many of you. We've just started our 5th year with them, and when I think about the festivals, competitions, coaches, teachers, friendships and world touring... I think of how less our lives would be had we not discovered JCM. Patrick's musicianship has improved greatly from being around all of you and seeing the example of high standards you set. I may have shared a cool experience with you for an afternoon, but what all of you have given me and my family will last a lifetime.
I've had the privilege of spending many hours with the London Symphony and several other orchestras around the world. But my best experience so far was standing in front of a group of so called "kids," and having my socks knocked off. You guys rock!!!


Paul and Heather review the gritty Michael Caine vigilante thriller HARRY BROWN, and George A. Romero's latest tale of the forthcoming zombie apocalypse, SURVIVAL OF THE DEAD. Plus quick takes on the week's other notable new DVD releases.
Paul and Heather review Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant's coming-of-age dramedy CEMETERY JUNCTION and the Criterion reissue of Marcel Camus' music-filled romantic fable BLACK ORPHEUS. Plus quick takes on the week's other notable new DVD releases.
Note: The screening of Robert Altman's THE COMPANY, which Paul will be introducing, takes place at Edmonton's Stanley Milner Library on August 28 at 1:30 p.m.
Paul and Heather return from their summer hiatus with a jumbo-sized, thank-you-for-waiting episode in which they review Terry Zwigoff's uncomfortably intimate documentary CRUMB, and leap to the defence of everything from VANILLA SKY to Loretta Young to Merchant/Ivory movies to hilarious talking skeletons.


Alexander Ross, a sophomore political science major, has been trying to get the student government at Kalamazoo College to engage in a conversation about campus carry for five weeks.
Ross was ridiculed by members of the student government and told he represented "racism, sexism, [and] homophobia."
A student at Kalamazoo College has been attacked and labeled "homophobic" and "racist" by student government representatives because he wanted to facilitate a discussion about campus carry.
In an audio recording exclusively obtained by Campus Reform, students at a Student Commission meeting—K-College's student government—interrupted Alexander Ross, a sophomore political science major, as he requested that the students engage in a conversation about campus carry, a request he had been asking the Commission for five straight weeks.
During the public comment portion of the meeting, Ross addressed the Commission's refusal to discuss issues outside of its ideology. Despite being interrupted several times, Ross encouraged the Commission to stop automatically saying "no" to students' requests and be more open to other viewpoints.
"I've been here for five weeks and I've talked to two of you" Ross told the Commission, which according to its website, has over 23 commissioners.
"Sorry, I'm gonna have to interrupt you because you as a white male talking to me," protested an unidentified member of the Commission midway through Ross's remarks.
"Seek out people who think differently than you instead of shutting them down as wrong," Ross responded. "It's extremely childish to call me names," he said, but the name calling had just begun.
After his allotted time expired, Ross and his pro-Second Amendment advocacy, were berated by the Kalamazoo student government.
Members accused Ross of "racism," "homophobia," and "sexism," and some even went so far as to accuse Ross's pro-Second Amendment position of desiring to kill students in black hoodies.
"I'm going to be honest with you, Alex. I never advocated for you. I never would have," Brown said. "I would never represent you because, I couldn't because, you directly conflict with my life. Period."
According to MLive, Brown, a junior, resigned from her position later in the week and started a #UnsafeatK Twitter campaign, claiming that the private liberal arts school doesn't do enough to protect minority students on the Michigan campus who feel threatened.
Brown accused Ross of "flashing a holster" and threatening students. Ross told Campus Reform that he subsequently had his dorm room and car searched by security.
Besides allegedly feeling threatened by Ross's pro-Second Amendment stance, Brown said "black and brown bodies" at K-College feel marginalized and unsafe at the school as their request for an intercultural center on campus has been denied, according to MLive.
Ross told Campus Reform that he had been deemed a racist by his peers in the past because of his support of allowing those with appropriate permits to conceal carry on campus, but never to this extent.
K-College hosted a meeting Wednesday night about minority student safety that drew more than 100 people. According to MLive, the meeting, which lasted more than one hour, was closed to the media.
Update: Previously, this article misidentified a student commissioner. The article has been updated.


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Q: Ubuntu installation on Dell XPS 9380 issues I am trying to install Ubuntu 18.04 alongside Windows. There are following issues:

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*I flashed the Ubuntu installation package into my flash drive thru Dell recovery tool. But  when I'm restarting the machine and pressing F12, it is not showing me USB drive as one of my options. So I added that manually by going in to the boot sequence and chose grubx64.efi for Ubuntu and it worked also. But I'm not sure why it didn't show USB drive as my option on that black screen

*Now using flash drive I went in to the Ubuntu for installation. But there in the list of spaces it is not showing me the free space of 100GB on SSD which I created before starting the whole process. It is only showing me the flash drive unallocated space which is only 27 GB. Can anyone help me here?

A: http://tutorials.ubuntu.com have the preferred methods for downloading then  verifying the ISO file, the making a Live USB or Live DVD, before installation. Using other tools such as that Dell app are not recommended.


If you are willing to spend a little time on video marketing, you will gain from it. But, to be truly successful, it's important that you have the proper knowledge. If you look at these tips, you will be able to make a plan that will work for you.
The key to a successful marketing video is to be brief and make your point known. The majority of people aren't going to watch long videos; therefore, you need to provide them with the desired information quickly. Should the video seem too long, break it into smaller segments that can be watched at the viewer's convenience.
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Video marketing provides the means to let you market your products and provide usage tutorials. Potential customers will gain confidence in your products if you provide short demonstrations and how-tos. You should see that it will help your sals.
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The most searched for topic online is how to do something. Videos which are educational will be found by people who want to learn that thing, and if it's tied to what you sell, you're golden. After accepting your expertise, they will look at all your offerings.
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[PostCSS] plugin for writing Australian Stylesheets.

[PostCSS]: https://github.com/postcss/postcss
[ci-img]:  https://travis-ci.org/dp-lewis/postcss-australian-stylesheets.svg
[ci]:      https://travis-ci.org/dp-lewis/postcss-australian-stylesheets

## Australian syntax
```css
.foo {
    border-colour: vb-green;
    background-colour: vegemite;
    box-sizing: fair-dinkum;
    colour: true-blue !bloody-oath;
    display: yeah-nah;
    text-align: centre;
    text-indent: woop-woop;
    visibility: rack-off;
}
```

## CSS output
```css
.foo {
    border-color: #2D8249;
    background-color: #461B00;
    box-sizing: border-box;
    color: #0581C1 !important;
    display: none;
    text-align: center;
    text-indent: -9999px;
    visibility: hidden;
}
```

## Usage

```js
postcss([ require('postcss-australian-stylesheets') ])
```

See [PostCSS] docs for examples for your environment.

## gulp

Use [gulp-australian-stylesheets](https://github.com/stevemao/gulp-australian-stylesheets)

## grunt

Use [grunt-australian-stylesheets](https://github.com/stevemao/grunt-australian-stylesheets)

## Thanks to

Inspiration from [Canadian Stylesheets](https://github.com/chancancode/postcss-canadian-stylesheets) and chats with [@darylljann](https://twitter.com/darylljann)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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The Blue-banded Kingfisher (Alcedo euryzona) is a species of bird in the Alcedinidae family. It is found in Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Thailand. Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropical moist lowland forests, subtropical or tropical mangrove forests, and rivers. It is threatened by habitat loss.


At Dungeon's End, we are all about fun!
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Q: NullPointerException happens on onClick method I created a class which validates the email format.
public class EmailValidator {
    private Pattern pattern;
    private Matcher matcher;

    // regular expression for email validation
    private static final String EMAIL_PATTERN = "^[_A-Za-z0-9-\\+]+(\\.[_A-Za-z0-9-]+)*@[A-Za-z0-9-]+(\\.[A-Za-z0-9]+)*(\\.[A-Za-z]{2,})$";

    public EmailValidator() {
    pattern = Pattern.compile(EMAIL_PATTERN);
    }

    public boolean validate(final String email) {
        matcher = pattern.matcher(email);
        return matcher.matches();
    }
}

By using the above class, I want to implement a code which actually executes the validation and sends out the toast if the email is not a valid format. So I created another code as follows.
RegisterActivity.java
(1) variable
EmailValidator validator;
EditText etEmail;

(2) onClick method
String email = etEmail.getText().toString();
**if(validator.validate(email) == false)** {
    Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "Wrong email format.", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();

The code so far seems to have no problem, but when I ran it it threw a NullPointerException on the part above. Am I missing something?
If you need to know further about the code, please let me know so that I can update very soon. Thank you!
Update: Here's the logcat.
07-07 20:05:30.761      342-342/com.marshall.gruppo E/AndroidRuntime﹕ FATAL EXCEPTION: main
Process: com.marshall.gruppo, PID: 342
java.lang.NullPointerException
        at com.marshall.gruppo.ui.RegisterActivity$1.onClick(RegisterActivity.java:101)
        at android.view.View.performClick(View.java:4633)
        at android.view.View$PerformClick.run(View.java:19270)
        at android.os.Handler.handleCallback(Handler.java:733)
        at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:95)
        at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:146)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:5602)
        at java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method)
        at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:515)
        at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:1283)
        at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:1099)
        at dalvik.system.NativeStart.main(Native Method)

A: you have to create object of EmailValidator class like this
EmailValidator validator = new EmailValidator();
if(validator.validate(email) == false) {
   //do your operation here
}

A: You don't need to create new class instance every time to validate if it's email. You can place isValidEmail in static class.
I suggest use this code for your validation:
final String email = etEmail.getText().toString();

boolean isEmail = isValidEmail(email);

With function:
public final static boolean isValidEmail(String text) {
    if (target == null) {
        return false;
    } else {
        return android.util.Patterns.EMAIL_ADDRESS.matcher(text).matches();
    }
}

In your Activity declarate:
private EditText etMail;

Then in your onCreate method, after setContentView
etMail = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.edit_text);

Then call method from above as many times as you want.

A: Your Edittext is not declared:
EditText etEmail

Declare etMail
etMail = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.MYEDITTEXT);

A: Add constructor and Throw in try/catch in on click listener and add exception e,  or you can do the if/else with your code
EmailValidator validation = new EmailValidator() ;

String email = etEmail.getText().toString();
if (validation.validate(email) == true) {
    Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "it sent!!!!.", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
} else {
    Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "Wrong email format.", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
}