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Get an overview of this hotelBoston bed & breakfast in Beacon Hill, walk to Boston Public Garden

Located in Beacon Hill, this bed & breakfast is within a 10-minute walk of Boston Public Garden, Boston Common, and Massachusetts General Hospital. Massachusetts State House and Orpheum Theater are also within 15 minutes.

Room Amenities

This bed & breakfast has 9 rooms.

Bed & Breakfast Amenities

Bed & Breakfast Amenities

  • Total number of rooms - 9

Bed & Breakfast Policies

Check-in time starts at 3 PM

Special check-in instructions:

Check-in is at 3 PM. Guests planning to arrive after hours must contact the bed and breakfast at least 48 hours prior to arrival to receive late check-in instructions.
Guests can contact the office using the number on the reservation confirmation received after booking via this Web site.

Children and extra beds

  • Children are welcome.

You need to know

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.

Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.

Bed & Breakfast Name

  • Charles Street Boston
  • Charles Street Inn
  • Charles Street Inn Boston

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Get an overview of this hotelLuxury Helsinki hotel in Etelainen District, walk to Finlandia Hall

Popular property highlights

Free WiFi
Pets allowed
Indoor pool
Business center

Located in Etelainen District, this luxury hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Finnish National Opera, Finlandia Hall, and National Museum. Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art and Ateneum Art Museum are also within 1 mi (2 km).

Hotel Features

A restaurant, an indoor pool, and a health club are available at this hotel. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, a sauna, and self parking.

Room Amenities

All 349 rooms boast deep soaking tubs and offer free WiFi and 24-hour room service. Minibars and coffee makers are standard, as are flat-screen TVs with satellite channels.

Hotel Amenities

Hotel Amenities

In addition to an indoor pool, Crowne Plaza Helsinki provides a health club and a sauna. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.

Business amenities at this 4.5-star property consist of a business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. This luxury hotel also offers spa services, a terrace, and multilingual staff. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.

  • Bar/lounge
  • Coffee/tea in common areas
  • Newspapers in lobby (surcharge)
  • Elevator/lift
  • Indoor pool
  • 24-hour front desk
  • Conference space
  • Business center
  • Spa treatment room(s)
  • Porter/bellhop
  • Restaurant
  • Meeting rooms 14
  • Dry cleaning/laundry service
  • Free WiFi
  • Self parking (surcharge)
  • Sauna
  • Health club
  • Limo or Town Car service available
  • Spa services on site
  • Terrace
  • Luggage storage
  • Hair salon
  • Breakfast available (surcharge)
  • Concierge services
  • Laundry facilities
  • Total number of rooms - 349
  • Number of floors - 9
  • Multilingual staff

Family Friendly Amenities

  • Family Hotel
  • Indoor pool
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Laundry facilities
  • Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)

Available in all rooms: Free WiFi

Available in some public areas: Free WiFi

Self parking (surcharge)

Room Amenities

  • Pay movies
  • Hair dryer
  • Iron/ironing board
  • In-room safe
  • Air conditioning
  • Minibar
  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Free bottled water
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Private bathroom
  • Bathrobes
  • Deep soaking bathtub
  • Shower/tub combination
  • Satellite TV service
  • Desk
  • Flat-panel TV
  • Free WiFi
  • In-room climate control (air conditioning)
  • Hypo-allergenic bedding available
  • Room service (24 hours)
  • Free cribs/infant beds

Where to Eat

Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge between 6:30 AM and 10:00 AM on weekdays.

Restaurant Macu - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.

24-hour room service is available.

Nearby Things to Do

Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool, a health club, and a sauna.

Spa Services

  • Manicures and pedicures
  • Body wraps
  • Body scrubs
  • Facial treatments
  • Massages

If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.

  • Accessible bathroom
  • Roll-in shower
  • In-room accessibility

Hotel Policies

Check-in time starts at 3 PM

Check-out time is noon

Payment types

Children and extra beds

  • Children are welcome.
  • Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
  • Free cribs (infant beds)!

  • Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 15 per accommodation, per night

You need to know

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.

Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Parking height restrictions apply
Union Pay

Optional extras

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
  • Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 23 per person (approximately)
  • Self parking fee: EUR 24 per day
  • Pet fee: EUR 15 per accommodation, per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.

Hotel Name

  • Crowne Plaza Helsinki
  • Crowne Plaza Hotel Helsinki
  • Helsinki Crowne Plaza
  • Crowne Plaza Helsinki Hotel

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How to install Coldfusion 9 on Linux server

Posted on 2010-11-27
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I recently leased a dedicated server from godaddy.com.
It is a Linux 32-bit running CentOS5, and I am using the Plesk Control Panel.
Apache and MySQL are already running on the machine.

I am developing on a MacBook pro and using the terminal to connect to my server via SSH.

I also just purchased a Coldfusion license and downloaded the .bin file from Adobe's website (Linux-compatible).  The .bin file is sitting on my Desktop, and I really don't know where to go from here.

I have installed and uninstalled CF developer edition several times on my local machine, but this will be my first time working with a remote server, installing a REAL CF license, and especially my first round working with SSH.

I just need to know the steps for getting CF installed on my new Linux server.  Can anyone point me to a step-by-step resource for this?  Or, can anyone actually walk me through this process?

Question by:chaseivey
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You will need to get the Plesk PowerPack addon which supports the Cold Fusion. The autosinstaller on the shell should allow you to install it once the PowerPack license addon is added.

After that you can configure it in Plesk gui under 'Servers'.
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Please follow the steps listed here:

This will tell you how to execute the .bin file and configure the server.
There is no need for Plesk or add-ons.

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Thanks torimar,

I have successfully installed CF9 on my machine at this point, but it's having a problem connecting with Apache.  I am running Apache 2.2.3 with CF9.  Are there any issues that you know about this type of installation?  Everything I see online seems to infer that there is a directory discrepancy during the install and that the connectors' file paths must be changed.  Do you know anything about this?

Right now, I have both CF9 AND Apache running, but my site isn't working, neither can I access the CF Administrator to finish the configuration.  :(
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These howtos seem to be more in-depth in terms of adjusting paths and the like:
(start reading at the middle of the first page beginning with "At this point you need to download Coldfusion 9")

But: I need to apologize, both to you and to RizyDeWino. The howtos I posted (including those above) are for stand-alone CF server installations. I had read your original post twice, and when revisiting I somehow skipped the lines where you say that you have Plesk installed on your server. Sorry.

And here's where the problems begin:

As you can see in these two posts from the Plesk and the Coldfusion user forums:
up to September/October this year, Plesk 9.5 did not support Coldfusion 9, only earlier versions.

And checking by this "What's new" document on Plesk 10, the support does not seem to have been integrated as yet: http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/PP10/10.0.1/Doc/en-US/pdf/plesk-10-whats-new.pdf

The problem, to make this clear, has got nothing to do with Linux at all, as Plesk is not Linux or a part of it: it is a commercial cross-platform hosting panel software specifically designed to help people avoid having to deal with Linux. When you use the Plesk panel for administering your server, you need to learn Plesk first and foremost, not Linux.

As I see it, you have the following options right now:
1. Follow the advice by RizyDeWino above (chances of success not very high, because I think it would require a CF version below 9)
2. Follow the howtos posted by me, simply ignoring the existence of Plesk and hoping it will work  (low chances)
3. Run a Linux OS without Plesk (perfect chances - depends on Godaddy though: they must offer you to install a pure Linux OS w/o Plesk; removing Plesk from a Linux + Plesk install is not really advisable)
4. Get Coldfusion 8 instead (good chances, although you will still have to tackle with Plesk)

Alternatively, you could also write an email enquiring after the best course of action and send it to the customer service of a) Godaddy, b) Adobe and c) Parallels.

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Thanks torimar,

I've followed the instructions, and I got stuck at one point, here:
Check whether you have following file on the file system,

If Yes, go to label "Final"

If No, Continue with following instructions,

Grant permission to following three files (permissions should be same as the httpd file)

chcon --reference=/usr/sbin/httpd \/opt/coldfusion8/bin/cf-connectors.sh

chcon --reference=/usr/sbin/httpd \/opt/coldfusion8/bin/connectors/apache_connector.sh

chcon --reference=/usr/sbin/httpd \/opt/coldfusion8/runtime/lib/wsconfig.jar

I know that the 'mod_jrun20.so' file is not there, I just have 'mod_jrun20.c' and a couple others, but they don't have the .so extension.

When I go to grant permission to these files, it tells me "no data available" for /usr/sbin/httpd.  Is this fine, or is there something I missed?  If I keep going, nothing changes, so I assume this "no data available" message is a problem when trying to give these files permissions.

Please let me know. :)

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P.S. I was referring to the first link, I haven't checked out the second link yet.

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The second link is for Ubuntu.  I'm on CentOS 5, so I think I'm following the right link.  Please let me know what I'm missing.("no data available")  I can't find a SINGLE other resource for installing CF9 on Apache 2.2.3 in CentOS 5.
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- mod_jrun20.so:
The link is a bit older and for CF 8. According to this source the connector for Apache 2.2+ should be mod_jrun22.so.
But I guess that library wasn't present either?

- "no data available":
Did you adjust the coldfusion folders to match your installation? You shouldn't have a 'Coldfusion8' folder.
Does the file, link or folder /usr/sbin/httpd exist at all? Where does it point to or what does it contain?
I'm no specialist for Plesk because I try to avoid it wherever possible, but given my experience with hosting control panel software they often create their own jailed copies of the servers they are running/installing. If this is the case, then you would have to look for "httpd" inside the Plesk installation folder tree which usually is: /usr/local/psa and /usr/local/psa/bin.

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I did change the 'coldfusion8' references to 'coldfusion9'.  And you are correct, the 'mod_jrun22.so' is not present either.  I just have these: mod_jrun20.c, mod_jrun20.h, and mod_jrun22.c

I looked inside /usr/locl/psa and /usr/local/psa/bin and did not find 'httpd'.
(Although Plesk is installed, I'm not really using it at all.  I'm trying to do everything through SSH)

I DID find 'httpd' in /usr/sbin and ran a 'cat' command to see what was inside....MAN!
It spit out a TON of what seemed like gibberish.  What exactly am I looking for in this mess of code?
 (thanks for your help btw, I think we're close)
Please let me know what to do from here. :)

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I just noticed these posts in that link:
Rocco said...

    Looks like I am having the same issues as Ben. The chcon command comes back with a "no data available" error. Adobe doesn't make this easy, do they? :)

    I have confirmed that the apache binary is located in the location of /usr/sbin/httpd
    January 9, 2009 8:19 AM
Anonymous said...

    Hi, thanks for the instructions.. it worked without a flaw in CENTOS5.2
    Just some pointers.
    1) disable SELINUX (if its not an issue )
    2) make sure httpd-devel is installed prior.
    3) Do not include java install during install.
    4) When you create admin account for cfserver to use make sure your passwords match when you provide it to CF install
    5) CF programmers your application.cfc should be actually Application.cfc or Application.cfm and OnRequestEnd.cfm (Linux is very picky)
    Again thank you for this post.

Do you agree with the anonymous solution?  If so, how exactly do I disable SELINUX and install httpd-devel (or find out if it IS installed)?  Also, I don't remember installing Java during CF install, but I'm not sure.
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Do you agree with the anonymous solution?

Frankly, I don't know. I am in no position here to reproduce the scenario, not even the one of a 'normal' CF installation (which these instructions are meant for), let alone the one of an installation on a Plesk system.

If so, how exactly do I disable SELINUX

In a root terminal, type:
setenforce 0

Then open the file /etc/selinux/config and change the setting:

and install httpd-devel (or find out if it IS installed)?

As root type in the terminal:
yum install httpd-devel

If you receive dependency issues or package problems, you may need to add these additional repositories:
Rpmforge: http://wiki.centos.org/AdditionalResources/Repositories/RPMForge
EPEL: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/rhel-fedora-centos-linux-enable-epel-repo/

There is also a slight chance that an installed Plesk could complicate these matters.

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I did those things, and after a few tries it started working.
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Great, good to know.

To be honest, I would have expected more difficulties to come.

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"Android Market" is Missing from Nook Color running  Honeycomb 3 on SD Card

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I have a Nook Color that is running Honeycomb 3 on a Micro SD card. It works perfectly other than the fact that the Android Market is missing. If I try to download an app from the Google Droid Website using the Nook, it tells me that my Gmail account is not associated with a Droid phone (which is true).

How can I get the Android Market program installed on the Nook so that I can download apps?
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This Nook Color is version 1.1.0 and will not "take" the root. I've tried about twenty times to root it using two different SD cards and two separate downloads of Auto-Nooter 3.0.0 from different mirrors. What am I doing wrong?

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you cannot add the market to the sd card honeycomb install. That is considered a preview only. The only way to get honeycomb with marketplace is to remove the internal rom and replace it with a honeycomb rom.

I don't recommend this as you cannot recover the original image. Without making a backup.

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AMD Turion (tm) 64 X2 Mobile Technology TL-52 wireless card driver

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I cannot find the subject driver free downloadable to update my wireless card driver. Can anyone tell me about any website.

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You can download the driver for that device here.
Well AMD Turion (tm) 64 Is your CPU, not your wireless card. From that description I am unsure of exactly what the exact device is. Have you tried running Windows Update (the other mode other than Express, custom?) and seeing if it finds drivers for you. If not you could try searching Just searching for tl-52 found me this...
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I understand but i thought maybe if i search by using the model of laptop  i could autmatically get the wireless card driver .

driver scan resulted in telling that i\ dont have the Broadcom BCM wireless network drivers
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Open the Device Manager, click Start then Run and enter devmgmt.msc
Right click on the wireless device and select properties.
Then select the "Details" tab
Use Ctrl+c to copy the device instance ID string.
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The OS is windows XP

and the device instance ID string is

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RewriteRule ^(.+)/$ http://%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 [R=301,L]

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So i have this in my htaccess file to take care of the trailing slash problem . It redirects you every time you add a trailing slash on a url.

The issue here is the fact there is one directory and all its subdirectoies where it needs the trailing slash or it breaks. How do I add a exception for a directory like http://www.example.com/com/ and http:///www.example.com/com/sub/?XXXXX to this rule..

the page thats breaking because of the rewrite looks like this

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How to configure IPMP/APA in HP-UX 11.23

Hi EE, How to configure IPMP/APA in HP-UX 11.23, also how to check eth network linking detection? (like ethtool eth0 able to check this info in Linux)
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The configuration is done in /etc/rc.config.d/hp_apaconf and hp_apaportconf; As I recall, the format of the config files is fairly self-explanatory, but there's a how-to at

Use `lanscan` to list the NICs, then `lanadmin -x N` (where N is the interface number from "lanscan") to check NIC status.

Also check for messages in /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log
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Asus Z62F notebook audio

I have this notebook which I bought in 2006 with Windows XP.

Since XP is about to expire, I replaced the operating system with Windows 7 32-bit.  It works great but I have no audio despite the generic W7 audio driver from Microsoft  being installed and the audio graphics (volume level etc.) working correctly.

Any ideas how I can get the audio to actually make a sound?
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helpfinderIT ConsultantCommented:
check what kind of sound card it is and check driver on manufacturers support web page (not on laptop manufacturer´s but on sound card manufacturer´s)

check msinfo32 or some 3th party SW like AIDA64 or SiSoft Sandra (also trial should be useful)
Joe Winograd - EE Fellow & MVEDeveloperCommented:
According to the Asus website, there is no audio driver for that model for W7 (not even Vista). You could try the XP driver and maybe you'll get lucky. You could also try the Vista 32-bit driver for the model Z62Fm...again, it will take luck...some Vista drivers work on W7, some don't...and it's also a slightly different model...Z62Fm instead of Z62F. The downloads are here:

If all of that fails, then figure out what audio hardware is in the machine and go to that manufacturer's website to see if they have a W7 driver. If that fails, then get this USB stereo audio adapter for $8.49 and use a set of earbuds or small external speakers:

I have one and it works great (I've used it on XP and W7). Regards, Joe
DesertDawgAuthor Commented:
According to Asus it is a SoundMax WDM audio chip.  I guess I'll have to track down the specific model?
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DesertDawgAuthor Commented:
I had no luck with the Asus XP or Vista drivers for the Z62F.
Joe Winograd - EE Fellow & MVEDeveloperCommented:
Did you try the 32-bit Vista driver of the Z62Fm?

Yes, It would be very helpful to know the specific model. You can probably get that from the excellent (free!) Belarc Advisor:

I am not a fan of downloading drivers from non-manufacturer websites, but if you can't find it at SoundMax, you may want to try this:

I have no idea if it's the right driver for your particular SoundMax chip. Also, you need to face the fact that your machine is vintage 2006, while W7 didn't come out until 2009, and there's a good chance that SoundMax did not create a W7 driver for its legacy chips...that was a problem with lots of devices when W7 was released. You may need to go with the USB adapter solution that I mentioned above. Regards, Joe
first check device manager for devices in error

try slimdrivers, and see if it finds a driver for you - fast AND free:

on the other hand - to verify if the sound is working, you can verify that when booting from a live Knoppix cd -  you should hear the welcome sound :
DesertDawgAuthor Commented:
I re-tried the 32-bit Vista driver for the Z62Fm.  This time....it worked!
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> This time....it worked!

Great news! Very glad to hear that.

> First class assistance!

I really appreciate the kind words! Regards, Joe
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Restroom Retrofits Generate Savings for Atlanta Airport

When historic drought conditions seriously threaten living conditions in a significant part of the country, institutional and commercial facilities of all kinds feel the heat.

Such was the case in Georgia in 2007, when record dry conditions — reported as the worst in more than 100 years — made for difficult living conditions in the Atlanta area. For one of the first times in U.S. history, a major city was forced to take drastic steps to keep from running out of water.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport was no exception to a state mandate that required public water system providers to reduce their use by 10 percent. In response to the conditions and the mandate, the airport began a major water-conservation initiative in early 2008 that included a significant retrofit of the airport's restrooms, which serve more than 90 million passengers a year.

As the drought eased and conditions returned to normal in 2009, the airport's water-conservation efforts continue to expand, with additional initiatives such as rainwater harvesting and low-water use landscaping, aimed at reducing energy savings 20 percent by the year 2020.

Because the water reduction request was a state mandate, the project's scope, schedule and budget were set by a state agency. A contractor hired by airlines servicing the airport to operate and maintain the passenger terminal complex handled the installation, says Tommy Davis, the project manager. The restroom retrofit had a budget of $5 million and consisted of:

  • removing 1,391 toilets with a rate of 1.6 gallons per flush (gpf) and replacing them with 1.28 gpf models
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  • retrofitting 1,181 water faucets with flow rates between 1 gallon per minute (gpm) and 2.2 gpm with high-efficiency faucets with flow rates of 0.5 gpm.

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Myxomatosis is an infectious virus that was originally discovered in 1896 from imported rabbits that came from Uruguay. The death causing virus can spread by straight interaction with an affected animal. Infected fleas and mosquitoes can also spread the deadly virus. The effects of this virus are fever, conjunctivitis, possible blindness, lumps near head and genitals, pneumonia and eventually death. Death can take place anywhere from 14 days to 48 hours after infection.

In 1938, Australia used the virus for population control. Later, in 1950, they did a huge test on the virus and took the population of rabbits from 600 million down to 100 million in only two years. That’s a death of 500 million due to the release of the virus. A few decades later, genetic resistance was found and the virus began to only terminate about 50% of the infected amount.  In 1996 they introduced a second virus, referred to as Rabbit Calicivirus, to increase the termination amount.

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7 things God needs you to remember when you’ve hit your breaking point

When it feels like life is about to break you, remember how God sees things.

7 things God needs you to remember when you’ve hit your breaking point

When it feels like life is about to break you, remember how God sees things.
  • "I cannot take this anymore!"

  • The breaking point. We have all been there. The lonely and heartbreaking place filled with deep questions of what the future holds and doubts of whether you can face another day without succumbing to the overwhelming and overbearing stress of it all.

  • In life, we will face trials and challenges that put our faith to the test. These tests are inevitable, but the degree of impact they can have on our well-being is optional. We get to decide how we react in the face of our breaking point.

  • When you feel like you can't go on, remember God is cheering for you today and everyday. He wants you to face your breaking point knowing these seven vital things.

  • 1. Everything can and will change

  • Life is unpredictable. We cannot foresee the future. The only thing we can rely on is that everything can and will change.

  • "Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the LORD thy God [is] with thee whithersoever thou goest." Joshua 1:9

  • 2. You've overcome challenges before

  • Remind yourself that God would never allow you to face a trial you could not overcome. He alone knows your unimaginable strength. Every hardship in your life, big or small, is a test God will put you through to develop your faith, perseverance and strength. You have faced trials in your life before. Remind yourself how much stronger you are because you have overcome hardships.

  • 3. It's a learning experience

  • Why do bad things happen to good people? Because God loved us enough to send us here to suffer — to suffer from sadness, illness, death, divorce, abuse and disaster. He sent us here to experience extreme lows, so we can know the touch of pure joy.

  • Christ, who walked before us, suffered pains and afflictions a human mind cannot fathom or begin to comprehend. He understands every ounce of pain you have endured, will endure or are currently experiencing. He has and will remain by your side regardless of the circumstance and will fight for you and your happiness. Remain faithful and communicate with him. Pray unto him for guidance and you will find a purpose in your trials.

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  • 4. Not getting what you want can be a blessing

  • There will be times in your life where you will experience defeat. You will not make a team, you will be picked last, you will not land the job and the girl will break your heart. You will experience the pain of not getting what you want in this life several times over. In the face of devastation, remember God in his infinite wisdom has a master plan. He withholds things from you to prepare you for bigger and better things to come.

  • "And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to [his] purpose." Romans 8:28

  • 5. Being kind to yourself is the best medicine

  • Allow yourself to see you the way God sees you: lovable, kind, genuine and irreplaceable. Recognize your infinite worth and untarnished beauty. Embrace the things that make you unique.

  • 6. Great things take time

  • In the face of adversity, remember God always has a bigger plan for you. God's plan is perfect. His plan is almost always different than our own, but we must remember His plans are perfect and His timing is for our success.

  • 7. There is ALWAYS something to be thankful for

  • In the moment you think nothing could change for the better, turn to God and offer a small prayer of gratitude for all the things that have brought you joy in your life. It may not be a long list, but share the heartfelt and intimate things you are most thankful for with God. Choose to find the positive in a negative situation and that will make all the difference.

  • "For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also." Matthew 6:21

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Note: I own nothing, not even a little bit. Also, I make no money from this. Sorry it took so long. Inspired by the song with the same name from Polar Express, oddly enough. And this one has very little to do with Aerith, it's more Marlene/Vincent centric.

White fell from the sky, it reminded Marlene of powdered sugar. It was the first time in her life she'd ever seen it snow. She had seen snow, but never like this. It was pure white, untouched and perfect white. She wanted so much to run out and touch it, to see if it was as soft as she thought it looked. But…Tifa said to stay in doors where it was warm. 'There's too much work for us to be doing to go out and play today Marlene, you know that.' It didn't stop her from staring though.

"Have you never seen snow before?" His voice was low and rumbling, much like Barrett's, though not quite as gruff.

Marlene shook her head slowly in the negative as she kept watching the snow fall. "I remember seeing it, but it was dirty and…not fluffy like this." She shrugged turning to face him with her trademark grin.

Vincent felt his heart warm at the girl, offering his own small smile. "I have been instructed to take you outside and…play." Marlene let out a quick laugh and quickly covered her mouth. Vincent chuckled and crouched when she motioned for him.

She leaned in close and whispered, "Tifa says I can't go outside, I have to help her with all the stuff for your wedding and there is a lot of work to do." She frowned, clearly debating the pros and cons of both ideas. Vincent could see the clear longing she had to go outside, and he knew she also had no intention of disobeying anything Tifa told her not to do.

Vincent took a slow breath and leaned in close to whisper to her. "Marlene…it's Yuffie's wedding and Yuffie has asked me to do this…do you want to upset the bride on the eve of her wedding?" He sat back, giving her a look usually reserved for conversations with Reeve. It did the trick.

The girls face instantly contorted into a frown. "Well…no. I guess I better do what she says then, huh?" Vincent nodded with a smug grin, another habit picked up from Yuffie, or so he assumed. Marlene grinned then, pulling her gloves, jacket, and her scarf on with Vincent's help.

"And just what do you think you two are doing?" Tifa cocked an eyebrow at the pair in snow clothes, a bouquet of white lilies in one hand, the other firmly planted on her hip. Vincent wasn't entirely convinced she didn't find the scene amusing. Here he stood in a fluffy black jacket, hat, gloves, scarf, and with a girl in a matching shiny pink get-up.

Vincent glanced at Marlene, the snow, and back to Tifa with a comically blank expression before opening the door and nearly shoving the girl out ahead of him. "Ask Yuffie." Tifa chuckled, shaking the bouquet at them and heading back into the other room with Shera, Yuffie, and the younger girls.

Yuffie grinned triumphantly. "You can't tell him I said anything…" She started, glancing around and whispering. "He loves the snow." Tifa and Shera exchanged a glance before rushing to the window to see that, sure enough, Vincent had allowed Marlene to 'talk him into' making Snow Angels. Yuffie chuckled, "Told ya'. I don't' know what it is, must be some fond memory of his childhood or the fact that he absolutely adores that kid…but he's been trying to find any excuse to get out there in that snow with her all morning." She shook her head as she went back to making bouquets.

Shera couldn't seem to tear herself away. "What'cha lookin' at mama?" Aerith pranced over to her and stopped dead. "'Thena!! We can go out in the white stuff now!!" Shera nearly fell over when she screamed for her sister, the girl had a set of pipes that could wake Sephiroth.

In less than thirty seconds, both girls had boots, coats, gloves, and scarves on and were flying out the door to play in the snow with Vincent. Yuffie appeared beside Shera with a camera and took a quick picture. "Don't want him to forget the time he played in the snow…" She said with a wistful smile, watching him laughing as all three girls attempted to climb onto him and drag him to the ground.

A/N: What? An update? Yeah, this one is a bit out sync, but I kinda lost focus. Plus, it was only half written last year. Literally, I started it in November. Anyways, I decided to finish and post so you would know I'm not dead. Also, my Seph/Tifa story is due for an update…be afraid, be very afraid…grammar errors galore! Enjoy anyway, and make corrections your excuse to review :D Thanks for stickin' around!


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Plot Summary - AU - Dick Grayson, MD falls hard for Kori Anders, RN when she comes to work temporarily at the ER where he is an attending physician. Has the notorious playboy finally met someone he could be happy with? Will Kori want to have anything to do with him?

Richard Grayson - ER doc/playboy

Kori Anders - Nurse practitioner/working temporarily as an ER nurse

Victor Stone - ER doctor

Karen Beecher - ER Nurse/Victor's Fiance

Tara Markov - ER Nurse

Rachael Roth - ER doctor

Garfield Logan - ER Nurse

Wally West - Paramedic

Double Take

Chapter 1

He did something he had never remember doing before - a double take. But as the beautiful redhead walked up to the nurse's station, gathering her long thick red hair into a ponytail he couldn't help it. She saw him do the soon to be infamous double take and smiled. The way her eyes lit up when she smiled was nothing short of intoxicating. God she is so beautiful.

It was 2:50 PM on a Friday afternoon. Dr. Richard 'Dick' Grayson, ER attending physician, was about to get report from his friend Dr. Victor Stone on the 12 patients that were currently being seen at Lincoln Memorial Hospital's modest ER. Dr. Grayson hated being at the hospital that early. His shift was normally 7 PM to 7 AM but Victor had a family function and Dick reluctantly agreed to come in a few hours early for him.

"Jeez Dick", Victor said quietly with a knowing smile as he put a hand on his friend's shoulder, "looks like I did you a favor. I haven't seen you react to a girl like that since middle school. I think she'd be a great girlfr-"

"Finish that sentence and I will kill you where you stand'" Dick hissed. At least he wasn't entirely serious.

"Steady big fellow. I hear she's from an agency so if you are going to get a crack at her you never know when she'll be back..."

"An agency nurse, great. I hope she's staffed in an ER before. The agency seems to send people that always get lost and have a million questions like they are from outer space or something." Dick paused again and looked over to where she was and couldn't help but smirk as she wriggled her bottom as she settled down in an empty chair. He noticed she was pulling at her scrubs top self-consciously as she looked up studying the patient board and waiting for change of shift nursing report to begin. He thought how nice she would look without said scrub top on.

"Alright, alright, let me give you what I've got and I'll get going so you can... do whatever it is you do." Victor reviewed the data he had on his clipboard on the patients that he would be handing over to Dick. He couldn't help but laugh at his friend who could not stop stealing glances at the red-haired beauty. "You got it bad, Dick - by the way, I think her name is Kori - call me tomorrow and let me know how it goes."

"Enough - I believe I am here to work" Dick said, trying to sound irritated but knowing it was true - he did do his work but also spent the time socializing as well. In the one or two ER shifts he worked weekly (any more and it would get in the way of his playboy lifestyle and he certainly didn't need the money), he regularly managed to get a phone number or more from the various women he encountered at work, being it hospital staff, students, police or fire rescue personnel or even occasionally patient or their family member. His reputation was well known but the ER provided an opportunity to meet lots of women as it was somewhat of a revolving door.

Kori Anders, the red-head that had caught the doctor's eye introduced herself to Karen Beecher, the charge nurse the day shift. Karen also happened to be Victor's fiance. "Glad the agency was able to send you over. Fridays can get a bit hairy around here".

"I am glad as well. I like it that way - especially when I work a double-shift."

"You're here until 7 AM? You are a better woman than I."

"I doubt that." Kori said with a warm smile.

"When she gets here I will introduce you to Tara Markov, she'll be the charge nurse from 3-11. Usually she has anyone new from the agency buddy up for the first half of the shift and then cuts you loose. Are you okay with that?"

"No problem. No problem at all." Kori was aware that she had caught the young doctor's attention but that was nothing new. Her long thick hair was a color of red people paid a lot of money for, and along with her unusually bright green eyes, tall well-proportioned body and tanned skin always drew attention. She had grown tired of the attention but would never consider sabotaging it. She liked the way she looked and worked hard to stay in shape and although she did not flaunt her physique or beauty, at least not at work, she would never hide it.

She was however always suspicious of those drawn to her do to her looks, she had found out the hard way that not all attention is good. People also noticed her beautiful smile and the way her face lit up when she spoke. Those that really got to know her were in awe of her intelligence, incredible people and professional skills, her biting humor and kindness.

Tara arrived right at 2:59 and the nurses gathered to report off and to get their assignment. Kori listened attentively to report on all the patients. She pulled again at her scrub top. Why do I have to wear scrubs? I hate feeling like I am working in pajamas. After report was finished, Tara finally got a chance to introduce herself to Kori. As Karen had thought, being new, Kori was to shadow Tara for the about 4 hours and then would be on her own the rest of the night.

"Hey, Kori, we'll check in with our patients in a sec. I just want to get a couple things settled. Any preference on when you take your dinner break?"

"If it could be about sunset, that would be glorious. I try never to miss it, especially when I am going to be stuck in the hospital for so many hours" maybe she was regretting scheduling 16 hours straight in the hospital. "How about 7:30 - 8:00 PM?"

"That's fine. You know, you'd get the best view from on the roof. There are stairs I'll show you later." A secretive grin crossed Tara's face. Wonder how Kori would handle the charms of a certain ER doctor who happened to always take a break up on the roof at sunset. The same ER doctor that kept glancing over at Kori.

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As Suzaku walked his way home, he thought about the night.

He feels something about C.C. Something he didn't know. It's different from the way he feels about Lelouch.

Yet, he didn't even know how he feels about him.

He tried to untangle the mixed emotions inside him. The effort failed. But he did figure out one thing: there is sadness in both Lelouch's and C.C.'s eyes.

Maybe that's what attracts him to C.C.?

Feeling tired, he shook off the thoughts.

"What's wrong?"

There's a hint of concern in C.C.'s voice.

Suzaku looked at her. It had been two weeks since they first met. She had been a regular costumer since then.

He smiled. "It's nothing."

"Aw, come on."

"Really, it's nothing. Thanks C.C."

Clearly C.C. didn't believe it, but she let it slide.

Suzaku feels guilty, but he just couldn't tell her. He had been worried about Lelouch.

Yesterday night, he saw him on his way home. Lelouch was walking on the area near the bar.

Of course Suzaku was worried. It's a dangerous area. Lelouch, who's physically weak, could've gotten robbed or beaten by some gangsters.

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If any of you are reading my series right now, I promise I'll get back to it soon, but I just had to write some oneshots in the meantime.

Disclaimer: I don't own Doctor Who.

The Doctor slammed the door behind him as he entered the TARDIS. He was so angry that he didn't even bother to check where he was going, just pushed the required buttons and let Sexy do the rest. To be honest, he didn't care where he was going, as long as it wasn't here.

Once again, River and he had gotten into a rather intense argument. And, once again, neither of them refused to admit they were wrong. The way the Doctor saw it, he was never wrong, and so he shouldn't have to say it.

The argument sort of began at dinner the day before. He had shown up at her cell in Stormcage and offered to take her out. There wasn't any particular reason; it had just been too long since he'd seen that version of her: his River.

Anyway, he had attempted to make her dinner in the TARDIS kitchen. To his utter amazement, it actually turned out pretty well. Who knew fish fingers and custard were so easy to make?

After their usual discussion over where exactly they were in each other's timelines, they discovered that, for once, they weren't too far off, maybe a couple months, but that still wasn't very long.

River had known that he wasn't traveling with her parents any more, but she wasn't quite sure if he'd gotten a new companion yet. So, she decided to ask, "Any girls in mind for your next companion?" Honestly, she was just trying to be clever. She assumed he knew that.

The Doctor, slightly miffed at this assumption, thought an equally clever answer would be, "Any guards that you haven't kissed?"

Apparently, if there was a right way to answer her, that was not it. And it wasn't like they hadn't had this conversation before. They'd discussed this many times. The fact was, most all his companions were girls, and at some point, River would need to use her hallucinogenic lipstick.

Now here stood the Doctor minutes after River requested to be taken back to her cell. He was still positively fuming as he thought about the whole thing. But he wasn't the one who should have to apologize! She started it!

He couldn't help but smile at this thought. He knew he sounded exactly like a five year old, but it was true. She made the first remark; he was simply retaliating.

The more he thought about it, though, the more he thought that perhaps he could have retaliated a bit more gently. But part of him still said that he was merely defending himself. What he'd said had been provoked.

His thoughts went back and forth like this. He was so caught up in following them that he didn't even notice when he'd landed. Landed? He hadn't put in coordinates, only sent the TARDIS into the time vortex. So then if they'd landed, then where was he? In his head, the he noted that the brakes must have been off, as the landing was all but silent.

Before just rushing out the door, the Doctor decided that it would probably be a good idea to check the monitor, just in case.

On the screen he saw River. Immediately, anger started to well up again inside him at the remembrance of earlier. Upon further inspection, though, he saw that she was lying face-down on her bed, her face practically hidden from view. Practically. He could see her well enough to know that she had been crying for quite some time. The clock on the monitor confirmed that he had been gone for about twenty-two hours.

Wow, the Doctor though guiltily, It's been nearly a day, and she still seems very upset. Any and all anger completely vanished to be replaced by regret. Perhaps he had been a little too harsh. After all, she had only been trying to make a joke.

He had to make it up to her somehow, because he absolutely loathed the thought of her sitting in her cell crying for a whole day. Something had to be done.

So now he flew around the console, pushing buttons and pulling levers. This time, though, he knew exactly where he was going.

As planned, he landed right outside of a flower shop. Only once he walked inside did he realize that he was totally out of his comfort zone here. He knew girls liked flowers, but what kind of flowers? After all, this wasn't just any girl; this was River Song.

There was a young woman at the register that seemed to sense his discomfort, so she called over to him, "Are you looking for anything in particular?"

Turning to face her, he answered, "Well . . . no. To be honest, I'm not quite sure what I'm looking for."

The woman smiled warmly. "You can't go wrong with roses."

"Ah, yes, roses!" He wanted to at least seem like he knew what he was talking about. "I'll take you're largest bouquet of roses."

After paying for the flowers with what he assumed was the right kind of Earth money, the Doctor headed back to the TARDIS with a bouquet so big that he could hardly hold it. In fact, he found that he couldn't hold onto them while trying to fly back to Stormcage, so he called out, "A little help, Dear?" and to his relief, Sexy flew him exactly where he wanted to go, leaving the brakes on this time.

River could hear when the Doctor landed, and immediately jumped up, rushing to the door of her cell. As soon as he opened the door he could hear her saying, "I'm so sorry. I shouldn't have said that. It was all my fault! I don't care where we are in our timelines; I just have to let you know." When she saw what was in his hands, though, she became speechless.

"Don't worry about the timelines. We're at practically the same place." He sonicked the lock and opened the door, handing her the flowers. "You don't have to apologize for anything. I was completely wrong. That was an incredibly stupid thing for me to say." She could tell he meant it, too. The whole time he spoke, his eyes never left hers; his voice never wavered.

Slowly, she reached out to take the flowers. Because of this unexpected surprise, the only thing she found herself able to say was, "How did you know roses were my favorite?"

The Doctor smiled and shrugged. "Lucky guess."

River laid the roses on her bed and threw her arms around him, tears beginning to pass the brims of her eyes once more. The Doctor wrapped his arms around her waist, pulling her closer. He hated seeing her cry. He hated it even more when he knew he had caused it. He never, ever, wanted to cause her pain. With their timelines, though, avoiding it was hard. This had been a pointless dispute, and he swore silently to himself that he would do everything he could to avoid causing her additional pain, even if it involved losing a fight or two.

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She'd hit a wall. A fourth year in Columbia's Classical Studies graduate program, Myka Bering only had a few more months before the first chapter of her dissertation was due. There were few things Myka found more agonizing than being on the cusp of understanding and being unable to take those last steps. When she'd stumbled upon Dr. Wells' article it was like a missing piece of the puzzle slid into place, and when Dr. Wells turned out to be a Professor in Columbia's own English and Comparative Lit. Department it almost had Myka believing in fate.

Ill-fated more like. For she was late, and Myka was never late. But Pete-

her childhood friend, the boy who punched Tommy Randall in the 3rd grade for pushing her down on the playground and then proceeded to tell her jokes until the teacher finished cleaning off the cuts on her knees-

Pete who Myka loved without reservation but who really shouldn't be calling her at 4am if he wanted to keep both his testicles. Upon hearing his voice, however, she instantly forgave him,

"Amanda left."

And she'd talked him down and away from the bottle until the sun was up and she was already late. And she really shouldn't have stopped to grab that coffee, but even with the excitement of finally making headway on her research, she was afraid she'd fall asleep in her meeting. Only, if she hadn't stopped then she wouldn't have been right there to go tête-à-tête with a swinging door. All her papers and colour-coded notes scattered to blanket the marble floor just shy of the entrance to the English department. And the low groan that escaped her was more petulant than anything, because didn't it just figure?

She didn't recognize anyone, having never needed to come to this part of the building before, but she avoided eye contact anyway. She could feel the heat rushing to her cheeks as she nodded and waved off the young red-haired woman and her rambling apologies. Falling to her knees as gracefully as she could in her pleated skirt (which meant not at all) Myka started collecting her papers, unable to resist putting them back in order regardless of her tardiness.

"Red-Greek. Blue-Latin. Green-Kufic script. Yellow-Aramaic." Looking up, her mumbling was cut short as she found herself caught in the most vivid mahogany eyes, and if there wasn't a literal damn twinkle in those intelligent depths, Myka would eat the rainbow post-it pad clenched tightly in her fist.

The eyes belonged to a beautiful woman in her late-thirties with medium length jet-black hair whom Myka now realized was smiling down at her from the other end of the Department lobby. She was tempted to smile back perhaps at the sheer lunacy of her own behavior, but she really was late so instead she went back to collecting her papers, and ignored the slight pang of disappointment at the woman's absence once she returned to her feet.

Her destination lay at the far corner of the department. While many of the other office doors had tacked articles or cartoons featuring literary puns to their surface, the one in front of her stood out for its simplicity: a sole small plaque reading 'Dr. Helena Wells' front and centre. Professor Wells is a woman? Her article was just under the initial Dr. H Wells, and somehow this detail had escaped her when she'd done her googling.

Her knock was answered with a low lilting, "Yes?" and Myka was struck dumb upon entering the small office, her mouth opening and closing a few times in a wholly unattractive manner. Professor Wells was that woman? How on Earth did she beat me back? And by god she's attractive. Myka tried to smile, but she could feel the heat returning to her cheeks and the anxiety in the lines of her face.

"Hello. You must be my 8 o'clock, Miss Bering?" Myka nodded, the soft British accent at once lulling her apprehension and setting her on edge. She watched long fingers lacing to press against a rich cherry wood desk notably absent of clutter, "You are a bit late, but having witnessed your entrance to the department," Myka felt her blush intensify, and watched with wide eyes as the other woman allowed her gaze to trail after it as it kissed her collarbones and sank down her blouse's opening, falling between the valley of her breasts (last time she listens to Pete's fashion advice before a meeting),

"I won't hold it against you. I remember the days," Professor Wells laughed and Myka inexplicably wanted to hear it again, and more specifically to be the cause of such a mellifluous sound. She could it feel it curl around her, sending a slow pleasant tingling down her spine, vertebra by vertebra, "and nights with a dissertation looming over my head. Now shut the door and come in darling."

Myka answered the soft command and beckoning finger without thought, drifting slowly closer stopping just short of the large desk at the centre of the small office. Her eyes darted around to the bookshelves that flanked both walls and a large window that stood behind the desk, casting a warm glow about the room. She looked to the worn leather chair beside her but ignored it.

She adjusted the papers in her arms, more for wont of something to do than anything else. For some reason she was rather thrown by this woman. She was certainly not what Myka had expected. She had expected Professor Wells to be more like her advisor: older, a bit unkempt, and grouchy as if every second he spent on her was one keeping him from something of greater importance.

This woman countered every assumption, and the small smile tugging on the corner of her lips had Myka suspecting she was aware of that fact.

"I admit I was surprised when I got your request for a meeting. I don't often get many Classical Studies grad students beckoning at my door. So Miss Bering, what puzzle can I help you with today?" Professor Wells' smile was bright, but her eyes were challenging, assessing.

Myka smiled slightly in response, nodding as she took a deep breath. This she could do. This was what she excelled at, and the desire to meet the challenge in those dark eyes exceeded even her usual drive to please. She started laying out her notes, still nervous but not entirely sure why,

"You wrote an article a few years ago about the poet Keats and his involvement in a secret society." The woman leaned back in her chair, the stretch pulling alluringly at the pale blue blouse just peeking out from under an understated but undoubtedly expensive black power suit. Myka swallowed the lump in her throat. She turned to look back at the notes she was arranging along the desk separating them. Professor Wells' eyes followed her every movement, eventually speaking up in the lull,

"Yes, people have been positing about Keats' ties to secret societies for a long time." Myka looked up to find Professor Wells' gaze fixed on her rather than her research. She nodded, clinging to the intellectual and trying to ignore the warm but unsettling feeling of being under the woman's scrutiny,

"True, but you claimed that while Keats was a spiritual man his regard for intellectualism made you question his compliance with the hermetic philosophies held by the secret societies of the time." The raven-haired woman's lips twitched, and she tilted her head slowly accordance,

"Indeed. Influencing the world through contact with," Myka had never seen a professor use air quotes and found the gesture oddly charming, "'heavenly forces,' while the man was certainly a romantic poet he became exceedingly realistic as he got older and yet…"

Myka finished for her, words coming out quickly now, unable to contain her excitement, "his letters indicated continued involvement. You analyzed a correspondence with one of his friends in which he spoke of an 'endless wonder.'" She paused, watching with rapt attention as Professor Wells now moved to lean forward in her chair, lessening the distance between them as she finally began to look over the papers Myka had practically covered her desk in.

"I don't think the endless wonder was a reference to heavenly forces or Godly reverence," Myka continued, nervously rubbing at the back of her neck; she hadn't told anyone this next part, not even her advisor, "I think it was a reference to something more physical. Perhaps even a place. Something that has existed for a very long time."

It came out in one breath, and it was a few moments before Myka remembered to breathe in again. She could feel that delicious drug of discovery singing in her veins. The tension in her frame kept her still as she waited for the other woman to speak. With what she'd unearthed she suspected was in need of this woman's help to take the next step.

The silence lingered as Professor Wells turned from the notes to simply look at her. One sculpted eyebrow was raised making her look both amused and intrigued, and Myka was not at all sure how to take that.

"You have writings here, I recognize Latin and Greek but not the others. How does this," Professor Wells gestured vaguely at the colour-coded array that lay between them, "play into it?" It wasn't approval, but it wasn't a dismissal either. Myka's heart lurched painfully all the same,

"I've got texts from 900 B.C.E to the 11th century: Aramaic," she pointed to each one in turn, "Hellenistic Greek, Medieval Latin, and Arabic from the Fatimid era." One long finger was playing at the edge of a green post-it; Myka could see the moment the other woman recognized her color-coding scheme. The resulting indulgent grin made Myka blush for what felt like the hundredth time that morning.

Myka rolled on the balls of her feet, attempting to regain her bearings, "After translation, they all use a surprisingly similar phrase, 'Limitless wonder' 'endless marvels' etc to refer to something. Something to be treasure and protected."

Helena was shaking her head but her eyes now roved over the papers with focused consideration, "Indeed intriguing but very speculative. It could simply be a coincidence." Myka nodded,

"I thought so too, at first, but look at this." She pointed to a small symbol she'd highlighted.

Both eyebrows rose now, "I'm sorry darling," her voice was teasing and low and Myka had to lean in a bit closer to hear, "but I don't read Aramaic." Myka grinned broadly, eyes alight. She could feel victory at hand,

"It's not Aramaic," she pointed at the same symbol highlighted on a page covered in red post-its, "and that's not Greek," and another, "and that's not Arabic." Helena now looked more closely at the symbol highlighted on each page,

"It looks like some sort of bird standing on a flame under a roof." Myka nodded. Some were hard to see-the Greek one looked more like a blob with a beak- but they were all undeniably the same symbol.

"I think the endless wonder is referring to whatever that symbol represents." Professor Wells leaned back once more, looking impressed in spite of herself,

"You're arguing that this same treasure has existed since 900 B.C until the 11th century. That would make it the oldest legend to date, regardless of whether it truly exists." She let out a controlled breath, shaking her head with a wry grin, "To say that would be a discovery of massive import is a considerable understatement."

Myka shook her head, pulling out a heavily marked copy of the article that brought her to this woman's door in the first place. She turned it to the second to last page and pointed to just to the right of Keats' signature at the bottom of a Xeroxed image of his correspondence,

"No. I think that some tangible thing of great worth has either existed or thought to have existed since 900 B.C.E until at least 1818, perhaps longer." The woman looked down at her own article, noting the unmistakable symbol that lie at the bottom of the page. Wells' fingers ran through her hair, tugging slightly at the inky strands. When she turned back to look at Myka, the spark in her gaze was mirrored in Myka's own.

"I help you with your dissertation, and I'll publish a paper regarding what our collaboration illuminates regarding Keats." It was a statement not a question, sure and confident, but Myka was nodding anyway,

"That was what I was hoping Professor Wells." The woman grinned widely now, two full rows of pearly white teeth on display. It was an exceedingly captivating smile, laced with excitement and something almost feral in its intensity. Myka was lost in it for a moment, almost not hearing the next words,

"Brilliant. But if we are to be working together darling, do call me Helena."

She'd known from the article and meeting Professor Wells, Helena-she corrected in her head not for the first nor the last time-that the woman was highly intelligent (Top of her class from Cambridge, full professor at 34…Myka may have done some more googling after that first meeting), but the evenings she'd spent past few weeks pouring over texts in Wells' office or one of the many study rooms in the university's enormous library had demonstrated just how much of an understatement 'intelligent' was. She had a mind the likes of which Myka had never seen.

Within a few days, with no prior knowledge of any dead language but Latin, she'd started to gain cognizance –bringing Myka Greek and Arabic texts to their meetings that she'd somehow come across and thought would be of use…and she was unnervingly almost always correct.

Myka had often felt set apart by her own mind, the way it absorbed and pulled apart everything around her. Pete always said she thought too much. Even in college and then again in grad school she'd assumed she would find people of like ambition and drive, but it seemed that many sought knowledge to reach a goal- publication or a grade- and not as Myka saw it, with the attainment of knowledge and understanding in of itself being a worthy goal.

She soon found herself developing a sense of kinship with the charming British Professor. Dark eyes lighting up with every new discovery, every newly attained bit of knowledge – regardless of whether it related to their actual work. Late nights in her office had also revealed another side.

As the department cleared out, Helena would shuck her blazer and roll up the sleeves of whatever button-down she'd chosen for the day (always one too many buttons undone in Myka's opinion. It made the times when she'd bend over to pull a text from a shelf or lean over Myka's shoulder to point out something incredibly distracting). Myka also had the distinct impression that Helena knew the effect she had on her. Sometimes when her gaze would linger on the opening of her shirt and the spattering of freckles just barely visible along her sternum she'd look up to find Helena watching her with a cheeky grin or sometimes a softer knowing smile.

She was also fairly certain that-to an extent- this went both ways. She too had an effect on the professor, something that still surprised her: every time she'd look up from reading and find Helena's eyes focused on her mouth and more specifically the bottom lip she had a penchant for gnawing on when concentrating, or every time Helena drifted just a bit too close only to jerk slightly away…as if it were a compulsion she could not help, as if Myka had some pull that she could not escape.

Myka's eyes darted down to her wrist as she adjusted the shoulder strap of her bag at her side. 7:10. She had been extra carful not to be late after that first meeting. She told herself it was to make up for her poor first impression and not out of a desire to see the other woman. As she meandered her way to through the English department, she noticed two people chatting a few feet in front of Helena's closed office door. A short red-haired woman that appeared to be in her early-twenties and that looked oddly familiar and a tall man with short brown hair…they were engaged in a lively conversation and did not notice her presence until she was right in front of them,

"I'm telling you dude, I know H.G okay. Something's up and it has something to do with-" the young redhead trailed off, eyes widening as she finally noticed her arrival, "Oh. Hello. Fancy seeing you here."

Myka's eyes narrowed in question but she was distracted by a sudden realization,

"You're the woman who swung a door at my face a few weeks ago." It was more of an amused statement than an accusation but the young woman winced anyway, fiddling with the large collection of bracelets on her wrists,

"Yeah. That was me. I'm so sorry. I think I said that before, but yeah- totally am…" she trailed off, sending a glare at the man to her right who seemed to be holding in a laugh before continuing, "You're Myka Bering right?"

Myka nodded slowly, confusion setting in again, "How did you-"

Myka swore she heard the woman mutter something about curly hair and bright green eyes but didn't get the chance to speculate before the young woman extended her hand, "I'm Claudia Donovan, I'm Professor Wells' assistant. Among other things I handle her schedule, and you've been taking up quite a bit of it." She was smirking like she was privy to some knowledge Myka was not, and after a moment the young man with kind gray eyes jabbed her in the side with his elbow. She started, slapping him back,

"And this pain in the ass is Steve Jinks. He's basically the go-to guy when people need to get anything done in the Department." She leaned in to mock-whisper conspiratorially, "he's also the English Department Poker Champion 3 years running. Be forewarned." Myka smiled, nodding her head and promising to take that under advisement just as the office door behind them swung open,

"Ah good, Myka," Helena had already tossed aside her blazer looking effortlessly beautiful in a pale green blouse and tapered charcoal dress pants. Her eyes lingered on Myka for a moment before turning to the redhead, "Claudia. I thought I told you that you could go home over an hour ago. I need you bright and early tomorrow to help me with my seminar."

Claudia grinned, "Oh Jinksy and I were just heading off. Just stuck around to confirm a suspicion. You always do tell me to pursue every notable inquiry…" Helena's eyes narrowed and Claudia swallowed thickly, the cockiness seeping from her face, "and we'll be going now." She grabbed a hold of Steve's collar and promptly dragged him away.

Myka watched them go with a bemused expression. She turned back to find Helena studying her face intently. She cleared her throat and raised the small paper cup holder in her hand, "I brought beverages." Coffee for her; Tea for Helena. Helena always preferred herbal teas in the evening with just a touch of honey.

"Splendid. Well come on in darling." Feeling oddly reminiscent of their initial meeting, again inexplicably both more comfortable and more on edge, Myka followed Helena into her office.

For the next few hours they worked in relatively quiet harmony. Occasionally Helena would read an excerpt from some poem or letter written by one of the now 3 other poets and writers of the romantic era that they suspected were part of the same secret society that knew of the "endless wonder" they sought. They'd chat on the meaning of a passage or phrase and then drift back into comfortable silence. It wasn't until close to 10 that Helena broke the quiet for something besides their research,

"You know. I was very surprised to have gotten your email. Especially with your advisor being Arthur Nielsen, I was under the distinct impression that he doesn't much care for me." Myka looked up to find Helena smiling at her, leaning forward against the desk, palm tucked against her chin. Myka shook her head unable to help but return the smile,

"No. He doesn't, he was staunchly against me working with you when I told him, but when I asked why he wouldn't say." Myka pulled her bottom lip into her mouth sucking gently and watching Helena's eyes follow the move before she continued, "Why is that? I don't even know why you would be on his radar. The English Department is rather removed-physically and academically-from the Classics Department."

Helena grinned, but it was laced with something different, not angry but something far darker, "He has his reasons. There was an incident a few years ago that I was involved in. Because of such, Arthur did not think it suitable for me to be hired here. Thankfully, his position was overruled."

Myka desperately wanted to ask what the incident was, what it was that could bring about such a change in the woman's eyes, cause such immediate tension in her, but she could not. She had a feeling Helena wouldn't tell her anyway. Instead she turned back to the book in front of her, smiling as she spotted that elusive symbol for which they had both been searching,

"I found another one." Helena was out of her seat and standing behind her before she could say another word. Helena leaned down, the tips of her hair tickling the exposed column of Myka's throat, "Uh- see." She cursed herself inwardly, but the closeness was dizzying. Myka was certain that if she turned her head slightly to the side and up, no, she would not go there. She stared at the page in front of her, her knuckles white around the frayed binding.

"That does not look like one of the languages with which we've been working." Myka shook her head,

"No. It's Neo-Sumerian. 2100 B.C.E." Two long arms bracketed each side of her body, trapping her in the small space between the desk and the woman behind her. After a moment of silence, Myka finally got up the courage to turn her head. Oh God. She was so very very close. Myka could feel Helena's slightly shallow exhales, warm and sweet with the scent of honey.

"I was not aware that so many languages were required to get your doctorate." She was smirking; her bottom lip was moist as if she had just run her tongue along its length.

"You don't. You only need to be proficient in 2 ancient languages and 2 modern." Helena tilted her head slightly to the side in question,

"And may I ask how many modern languages there are in which you're," her eyes darted down to Myka's mouth and then farther, rolling with aching leisure down her frame and back up again, "proficient?" Myka's throat was dry, and as she squirmed in place her hand brushed against Helena's on the desk, but she did not move it,

"Five." Helena nodded looking not at all surprised by her answer. Myka felt the heat rushing to her cheeks and spreading-by the wandering look in Helena's eyes-everywhere.

"Delightful," it was only a whisper, but Myka could not possibly miss it, they were but inches away. She frowned brows furrowing in confusion, she had a feeling Helena did not mean her language capabilities,

"What is?" For some reason her voice was equally quiet. As if their conversation was to be kept secret even from the shadows on the walls.

"That blush on you." It came out in one long breath, and with Helena's eyes widening ever so slightly, Myka wasn't entirely sure it was meant to be said aloud. All it would take would be to lean up slightly, or to pull at the hand now resting on top of her own.

The chorus of 'Eye of the Tiger' rang out loudly in the room. Pete had set that as his own personal ringtone. As Helena straightened, tracing her fingers over Myka's knuckles before stepping away, Myka honestly couldn't say if she was disappointed or relieved.

"What is it Pete?"

"Hey Mykes! I need a ride!" He sounded hyper, but Myka knew a front when she heard one,

"What happened to your car?"

"Didn't bring it. And I lost my wallet so I can't call a cab. Please Mykes?"

Myka signed running her fingers through her hair, suspicions now confirmed, "You're drunk."

There was a lingering silence before Pete answered, false glee replaced with exhaustion and an uncharacteristic meekness that bordered on begging, "Please Mykes."

"Fine. Where are you?" She gave Helena an apologetic look, still close enough to be dizzying. Helena nodded, already back on her side of the desk and helping to gather the mess of books and papers, separating hers from Myka's.

Myka gathered her things as quickly as she could as she got the details from Pete, not looking back and yet very much aware that Helena was watching her go.


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Hmm... this one i had to think harder, i love a challenge though...

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Perhaps lemons and potatoes represent goals... and that and the one with "dirty fingernails" is saying that your goals (lemons) aren't good enough and that you should change your goals to "potatoes" because they think they're better.

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