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Jeep : TJ Sport Custom Lifted Jeep Wrangler TJ with many upgrades.
 Jeep : TJ Sport Custom Lifted Jeep Wrangler TJ with many upgrades.
$7,500.00 (1 Bids)
Time Left: 1h 40m
Subaru : Outback 2002 SUBARU LEGACY OUTBACK WAGON
 Subaru : Outback 2002 SUBARU LEGACY OUTBACK WAGON
$4,100.00 (0 Bids)
Time Left: 2h 12m
Chevrolet : Silverado 2500 Ext Cab 157. 2003 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD, Duramax Turbo Diesel, LS, 4x4, Extended Cab,
Chevrolet : Silverado 2500 Ext Cab 157. 2003 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD, Duramax Turbo Diesel, LS, 4x4, Extended Cab,
$8,988.88 (18 Bids)
Time Left: 18h 24m
Dodge : Dakota SLT 2006 SLT 4X4 DODGE DAKOTA REMOTE START BFG ALL TERRAIN TIRES
 Dodge : Dakota SLT 2006 SLT 4X4 DODGE DAKOTA REMOTE START BFG ALL TERRAIN TIRES
$14,900.00
Time Left: 22h 35m
Chevrolet : Other Pickups KODIAK C4500 2004 CHEVY KODIAK C4500 CREW CAB W AEROTOW HAULER BED DURAMAX TURBO DIESEL
 Chevrolet : Other Pickups KODIAK C4500 2004 CHEVY KODIAK C4500 CREW CAB W AEROTOW HAULER BED DURAMAX TURBO DIESEL
$31,950.00
Time Left: 1d 17h 22m
Ford : F-250 Utillity 1996 Ford F-250 Heavy 3 4 Utility Truck
 Ford : F-250 Utillity 1996 Ford F-250 Heavy 3 4 Utility Truck
$2,500.00 (0 Bids)
Time Left: 2d 34m
Ford : Fairlane 1964 Ford Fairlane
 Ford : Fairlane 1964 Ford Fairlane
$1,025.00 (7 Bids)
Time Left: 2d 18h 20m
Toyota : Sienna LE 2010 Toyota Sienna LE
 Toyota : Sienna LE 2010 Toyota Sienna LE
$13,500.00
$16,000.00
Time Left: 3d 22h 24m
Mercury : Mystique 1998 Mercury Mystique in good running condition
 Mercury : Mystique 1998 Mercury Mystique in good running condition
$1,450.00
Time Left: 3d 22h 38m
Audi : A4 2003 Audi A4 Quattro 1.8T (needs repair)
 Audi : A4 2003 Audi A4 Quattro 1.8T (needs repair)
$2,000.00
$5,100.00
Time Left: 3d 23h 5m
GMC : Other AUTO CRANE DIESEL 2006 GMC KODIAK TOPKICK C5500 UTILITY BOX W CRANE DURAMAX DIESEL TURBO
 GMC : Other AUTO CRANE DIESEL 2006 GMC KODIAK TOPKICK C5500 UTILITY BOX W CRANE DURAMAX DIESEL TURBO
$23,950.00
Time Left: 4d 17h 22m
Ford : Mustang SHELBY GT 2007 SHELBY GT
 Ford : Mustang SHELBY GT 2007 SHELBY GT
$19,100.00 (5 Bids)
Time Left: 5d 1h 4m
Ford : Excursion Limited 2000 Ford Excursion Super Stretch Limousine
 Ford : Excursion Limited 2000 Ford Excursion Super Stretch Limousine
$4,050.00
$30,000.00
Time Left: 5d 1h 9m
Mercury : Other Breezway 1965 Mercury Montclair "Breezeway"Original 33, 000 mile 390 Super Marauder Engine
 Mercury : Other Breezway 1965 Mercury Montclair "Breezeway"Original 33, 000 mile 390 Super Marauder Engine
$3,630.00
Time Left: 5d 12h 4m
Chevrolet : Other Pickups CREW CAB 4X4 2007 CHEVY 4WD KODIAK C4500 4X4 W HAULER FLATBED ONLY 31K DURAMAX TURBO DIESEL
 Chevrolet : Other Pickups CREW CAB 4X4 2007 CHEVY 4WD KODIAK C4500 4X4 W HAULER FLATBED ONLY 31K DURAMAX TURBO DIESEL
$44,950.00
Time Left: 5d 15h 8m
Chevrolet : Corvette 81 CORVETTE "RUNS GOOD"Lot Drives, Accident Damage
 Chevrolet : Corvette 81 CORVETTE "RUNS GOOD"Lot Drives, Accident Damage
$1,000.00 (7 Bids)
Time Left: 6d 1h 17m
Chevrolet : Corvette 1982 corvette collector, low miles
 Chevrolet : Corvette 1982 corvette collector, low miles
$4,000.00
$8,000.00
Time Left: 6d 10h 4m
Dodge : Coronet 500 440 1965 65 Mopar project car 2 dr hard top 440 auto buckets gasser altered 64 66 se
 Dodge : Coronet 500 440 1965 65 Mopar project car 2 dr hard top 440 auto buckets gasser altered 64 66 se
$200.00 (1 Bids)
Time Left: 6d 18h 59m
Chevrolet : Bel Air 150 210 1957 Chevy 150, 2 Door Post Car, Restomod, Frame Off Resto, Big Block, Gorgeous!
 Chevrolet : Bel Air 150 210 1957 Chevy 150, 2 Door Post Car, Restomod, Frame Off Resto, Big Block, Gorgeous!
$7,600.00 (4 Bids)
Time Left: 9d 12h 22m
Dodge : Sprinter 2500 DIESEL 2006 DODGE SPRINTER 2500 SHC CARGO VAN SHORT WHEEL BASE TURBO DIESEL ONLY 68K
 Dodge : Sprinter 2500 DIESEL 2006 DODGE SPRINTER 2500 SHC CARGO VAN SHORT WHEEL BASE TURBO DIESEL ONLY 68K
$21,950.00
Time Left: 12d 18h 18m
Chevrolet : Other Pickups DUMP BOX DIESEL 2007 KODIAK C4500 4X4 CREW 4WD W 12 FT DUMP BOX DURAMAX DIESEL 57K
 Chevrolet : Other Pickups DUMP BOX DIESEL 2007 KODIAK C4500 4X4 CREW 4WD W 12 FT DUMP BOX DURAMAX DIESEL 57K
$43,950.00
Time Left: 15d 12h 48m
Chevrolet : Other Pickups KODIAK C4500 DIESEL 2007 KODIAK C4500 CREW CAB W LARGE READING UTILITY BOX DURAMAX DIESEL - CLEAN
 Chevrolet : Other Pickups KODIAK C4500 DIESEL 2007 KODIAK C4500 CREW CAB W LARGE READING UTILITY BOX DURAMAX DIESEL - CLEAN
$33,950.00
Time Left: 15d 14h 35m
Dodge : Ram 4500 4500 2008 RAM 4500 SLT 2WD QUAD CAB W 9 FT FLATBED 6.7L CUMMINS TURBO DIESEL CLEAN
 Dodge : Ram 4500 4500 2008 RAM 4500 SLT 2WD QUAD CAB W 9 FT FLATBED 6.7L CUMMINS TURBO DIESEL CLEAN
$23,950.00
Time Left: 16d 19h 33m

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How far away is Niagra Falls from aprox. Ithaca/Syracuse New York?
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My friend is taking 3 girls to her party and she said it's in Niagra Falls and that it's a long drive. Just wondering so I can let everyone know what they might like to bring while in the car. Thanks for your help!

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269 miles. averaging 50-55 mph approx 3hrs 40 min From Ithaca take 96 west / when in OVID after shieldrake springs DO-NOT take 96A stay on 96west it will bring you out in five points then take 90 west (toll road) exit 42 90w will come out in Buffalo Take the 290 belt-line North Exit N16 190 north toll bridges Then in Niagara Falls Do me a favor buy these girls an Atlas there is allot of "Podunk" towns between Ithaca and Niagara Falls , and it will be easy for them to get lost. I should know I drive a truck for a living. Especially when they get into Buffalo

Hurricane Irene: Should I drive to New York from Ithaca on Saturday morning?
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I plan to arrive New York around 2 p, how bad the weather is gonna be? I need to pick my family up from JFK, there is no cancellation of their flight. I heard that they are closing the subways; it seems that the car is the only way of transportation.

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Saturday morning should be ok. If the weather is still good enough for the plane to arrive, than it should be good enough to get to/from JFK. Obviously you'll want to make an immediate beeline back to Ithaca.

What is the cheapest way to get from Ithaca College in New York to Syracuse Airport?
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I need to get to the airport, and I am w/o a car... I need ideas anything :)

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You can catch a bus at the syracuse bus station. Greyhound Bus Lines (800) 229-9424 Shortline Bus (800) 631-8405 Regional service within New York State, Long Island, and New Jersey, and into New York City at economical fares, with stops on the Cornell campus and downtown; extra routes occasionally added during Cornell and Ithaca College academic breaks New York Trailways (800) 225-6815 Very limited regional service, including routes to Elmira and Syracuse Swarthout Coaches (800) 772-7267, (607) 257-2660 Economical but intermittent service to New York City, coordinated with school break schedules Airline Limousine Service 607-273-3030 $65 one way to get into Ithaca. http://ithacaairlinelimo.org/

Where to bring my digital camera for service in or near Ithaca New York?
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the lens fails to retract on my fuji finepix camera and the words "focus error" remains stubbornly on the screen and will not allow me to take any pictures whatsoever. I need to know if I bring this to a Ritz camera if they can help me or if not I do not have a car and I really don't want to spend the day trekking across town to Ritz just to find out that they can't help me. Some advice on where I should go for the best repairs would be very much appreciated please. Also, FYI I am not seeking to send my camera back to Fuji because my warranty is expired. I live in the Ithaca New York area and would prefer a place I could take a bus to nearby that could potentially help me with my camera's issue. Many thanks for your help,

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Try this one. If it does not work you will need to ship it back to Fuji. Cameras N Things (607) 277-4360. 210 N Tioga Street, Ithaca, NY 14850

Any mechanics you would HIGHLY recommend in the Ithaca, NY area?
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I'm new to the area and would like to take my car in for a check-up, as I suspect a few things wrong with it. Huge thanks!

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This is about the fourth post regarding Ithaca, NY. Boston is closer to NYC than Ithaca and more people here have been to Boston rather than Ithaca. Are you posters part of the Itaca chamber of commerce or is this a college joke?

Renting a car out of NYC?
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I'll need a car from New York City to upstate NY (Ithaca). Should I rent from the car rentals located in the airport or is there somewhere else near the city that would be cheaper?

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The rule is that it's always cheaper to rent a car from the local office of national company that is NOT on the airport property However there are four negatives to doing that little trick 1)The local offices have very limited hours of operation and are almost never open on Sunday 2) The local offices have a very limited selection of vehicles , so usually reservations are a must 3) Unlike airports that have lots of cars, you can't do a spur of the moment upgrade to a better class of vehicle for a small cost Once at ORD I went from a Ford Taurus to a Mustang Convertible for only an additional $10.00 per day 4) If you're local having somebody drive you over to your local office is no big deal However if you're flying in then picking a local office that is cheap fast and easy to get to and from can be a bit of a project. Good luck

hi i'm italian?
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hi i'm simone i'm a 14 years old student.....i love america for the life style!!! i have a penpal from carrolton texas,,,she says to me_i went to the cinema-i went to the mall-i went to the six flags(a park) and i in my room i must study latin because i'm in the liceo...a very difficult school but i'm good!(but i meet friends!! don't worry!!! i love seeing pimp my ride on mtv (xzibit!!!!!!) and i must say ohhh shit!!!!! it's very cool!:) i love the american old cars and the streets very large i love the citys(ny,huston,san francisco!!!!!)and others!! i have another penpal from ithaca new york!!! i have a question.....the style of life is like in the films??? bye Simone ooo..do you know that in latin i study DIC;DUC;FAC;FER it's a verbal form!! but fac and dic(dick) are ##!!!@@ (bad worlds!!!) bye! if you want contact me berto.92[at]gmail.com ([at] = @ i say this but i konw you are american and you know this things excuseme!! and excuseme for my bad english ciao amercani USA! i search some detail of the american life..!!!!

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Caro , Italiano , c'e' un proverbio Italiand che dice : " Provare per credere " . Ci prova , amico . Un mese in America non fa male a nessuno .

Isn't this situation just sad? (how people in the US treat education and how the "name" matters)?
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So today I was walking down a street in Ithaca, New York with my friend. We stopped by a restaurant and he had to go check on something, while I sat and waited, I heard a conversation go on. It was between five high school kids (all of them White) who were sitting on a table celebrating their accomplishments. So as I sat and waited I over heard some of the stuff they said and I remember this part "Dude, I was accepted into Cornell, Boston College, Northwestern, and Princeton but I was denied from Harvard, Yale and Stanford, they probably gave my spot to some n*gger because of affirmative action" The guy was real loud with his words too. The kids looked rich and they had some pretty good cars for some kids who are in high school. This really had me thinking, those kids complain about their situation and bash affirmative action when most of the regular and poor kids have to work their butts of. Those kids can easily get the connections and have the parents to get them into Princeton while other kids can work their butts off and still not make it. Is the state of higher education in America that bad to a point where some spoiled rats can get into Princeton while hardworking people cannot even dream of that? YET, everyone wants to whine about affirmative action. I personally am scared that those same kids can be the senators of my state or one of them can end up being the next president of America, I mean a degree from Princeton can take you far in life. Enough of me, I want your views. how am I a stalker when I was just sitting in one place and those kids were talking extremely loud? Anosharim: Welcome back the cultures and groups, I am an old member here as well who was around back in the time when you were getting cloned and mocked by Tyrel. Anyways I here is my debate, you are the real "slow" person in this situation. Perfect SAT scores and perfect GPAs do not make you a shoe in for the Ivy League schools, period! A perfect GPA with a perfect SAT score and almost no "swings" makes you a borderline contender. Asian American students in general - are overly privileged (notice how Asian families have the highest median salary) - apply to the Ivies in larger numbers than Hispanics and Whites - rarely participate in high school sports and rarely take leadership positions in clubs at their schools (ECs are very important for college admissions but for the top schools they want Leaders not some regular participant) If I was to see Li's full resume then I could judge whether or not he deserved to get into Princeton. Also I advocate the idea that the Ivies actually WANT to help the less fortunate person. Look at it this way. An African American kid is being raised by a single mother, he lives in the poor part of town and goes to a high school which is not elite. Yet, he manages to get a 2100 on the SAT, get a high GPA and on top of that he manages to make the best of what little is given to him. In most Asian families you will notice that both parents are around (mainly in Indian, Chinese and Korean) and that there is stability, you will see Asian kids at the top private schools because their parents can afford to send them there. An Asian kid is made to get those high scores and high GPA but the Ivies want someone that is UNIQUE, I would disagree if they took every single Asian American who had a 4.0 GPA and a 2400 SAT, it doesn't work like that. Also if the grades and test scores are that high, then the Extra Curriculars are probably of poor quality (member of a club but not president). Also if you have a 2400 SAT score and a 4.0 GPA, you probably do not have enough time for extra curriculars (the high quality ones) and volunteer work. Getting a 2400 is tough (I worked my butt off but only managed a 2340 at best) and to say that you can get that and on top of that manage to attend meetings for your clubs at schools, that is just not going to happen period. If you have the perfect GPA and test scores then MIT and Carnegie Mellon are good schools for you, the Ivies want someone who is more than just numbers. They want a kid who can express his thoughts well and write a good essay, a kid who can contribute to his community, a kid who can get volunteer hours in and a kid who has excellent social skills. You won't become a good lawyer or a good congressman/senator if you have the top SAT scores and GPAs, you need top social skills and extra curriculars to get in as well. An Asian American football player with top grades and SATs would be a shoe in for a lot of the Ivies As for your statement, I would not live in a country run by Asian Americans who think grades and SATs determine a person's success in life.

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I don't like spoiled rich kids, but I think it is very telling that you knew nothing about the kids' grades or work ethics before you passed judgment on them getting into Ivy League schools and assuming it was from family connections. I guess assuming that it is that way when the kids are white doesn't count as racism? Personally I dislike affirmative action and realize that at one point or another in my life it will most likely hurt me (my family is somewhat new to the country, but I'm still white) even though I work just as hard to get good grades, get a good job, etc. as everyone else. I wish it was based on income and family circumstances and not as much on race as it is now. Oh well. There is nothing in affirmative action that prevents me from working hard and overcoming that either, so everyone should stop whining.

DID I MENTION YOU'RE AWESOME IF YOU aNSWER THIS? HELP ME WITH MY STORY!!!?
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PLOT: Greek myths talk about deities who control various domains of life but never once does it mention where these myths cam from. High up on Mount Olympus, live a family who have extraordinary talents. Every day, men arrive at their gates bringing gifts and asking for blessings but never once do they suspect it until Artemis, the young huntress, travels so deep into the forest she reaches the end and arrives at a town where she is horrified to see people at altars worshipping her and her family. The shock that their family has been worshipped for generations is enormous and to prevent any further damage, they go into hiding, traveling far away from Greece as possible. Twenty-five hundred years later, Anastasia Blake -Asia for short- returns from a three week long archery camp to find her mother with tragic news. Her father, whom she has never met, has died in a car accident, she has a twin brother, and they are going to go and live with him. Before Asia knows it, she’s being shipped to Ithaca, Michigan leaving New York City without even saying goodbye to her friends. Though feeling betrayed by her mother and determined to be miserable, living in Ithaca slowly grows on her. Her brother, Porter, is friendly, her room is twice the size of her old one, and the school has an archery team. What more could a girl want? But there is something that is tugging on Asia’s bow. Her brother and his friends, who are all mysteriously part of the exclusive Future Leaders of America Society (FLAS), are keeping a secret. Suddenly turning icy and aloof whenever the subject of FLAS comes up, there is no doubt that Asia’s twin is hiding something but the question is when will Asia realize that the closer and closer she gets to the target, there is no turning back? EXCERPT: Chapter 1: “BE REASONABLE, Asia,” Mom advises-as if ordering me around would suddenly make me feel better about all of this. “Reasonable?” I roar. “How can I be reasonable when you’re making me move halfway across the country for no reason?” “Calm down, Asia. It’s not the end of the world.” “Isn’t it?” I challenge, shoving the contents of my closet into the suitcase. Mom sits on the double bed in the room that has been my home since, literally, the day I was born. A day ago, my life was perfect…like an arrow hitting the bulls-eye dead center. Now, I have to quietly pack up my entire life and move more than seven hundred miles for a twin brother I haven’t even met yet. Sounds like the end of the world to me. “I know you were excited to start your sophomore year at Woodrow Wilson High with your friends,” she says quietly, “but I think this move will be good for you. New York City is too noisy for a girl who needs to grow.” “But I don’t need to grow!” I protest, “I’m already taller than you.” Turning my back on Mom, I quickly fold my denim jacket and place it on top of my suitcase. Everything is packed, including my archery things, but I’m not ready to go yet. Not when my entire world is falling down. “Mom,” I say, trying to remain as calm as possible, “There has to be another way. Can’t he come here?” “No,” Mom laughs a sorrowful laugh, “He can’t.” “Why not?” I ask. Mom runs her fingers through my hair and pulls me close. “Your brother has gone through some tough times lately. His father, your father, has died. It will be good for him to have a support system already in place instead of starting over again.” “Are you purposely trying to ruin my life?” I demand, wriggling out of her embrace, jumping off the bed, and turning to face her, my hands on my hips. “What, were you worried that I hadn’t had my share of teen angst already? Scared that I wouldn’t need to see a counselor by the end of the year?” “Don’t be ridiculous.” “Hey, I’m not the one who flew off on a business trip and returned two weeks later, claiming that I have a twin brother who you have thus far conveniently forgot to mention even though you’ve known he was alive and –oh!– we are going to move to Nowheresville, America to live with him.” “Asia,” Mom’s voice is warning me to stay quiet but by now, I’m on fire. “How can you not even mention to me that I have a twin brother? How do you live with yourself when you know you’ve separated your two children?” “Enough!” She shouts. I stare at her coldly. “You are not my mother because my mother would never keep a secret like that from me.” Mom stands up and slaps me soundly. “I am your mother, whether you like it or not, and you shall do as I say. Tomorrow, we are moving to Ithaca, Michigan and there is nothing you can do about it.” My first day back from archery camp and my life is already in ruins.

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Well, you certainly have imagination and write pretty well--lots of energy. Here are a couple of things I learned when my book was edited by a very touch editor> Try to avoid using he said, she replied, she shouts, etc. Instead give the character a "beat"--an action that does that for her. "Mom's voice rose to a shout. :Enough!" Try to avoid ing ending words: wriggling out of her embrace, jumping off the bed, and turning to face her. Better to say :I wriggled out of her embrace, jumped off the bed, and turned to face her. What does Mom look like? My mom was so trendy, wearing an off-the-shoulder blouse and black jeans. What does Asia look like? I', so glad I inherited Mom's curly blonde hair--but I always wondered, where did my green eyes freckles come from? Now, maybe I know! Don't think Mom should slap her. Educated parents don't hit their children any more. She could grab her by the arm and shake her, or hold her shoulders and force her to look at her. Nuff for now. Good writing!

IS THIS A GOOD IDEA FOR A STORY?
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PLOT: Greek myths talk about deities who control various domains of life but never once does it mention where these myths cam from. High up on Mount Olympus, live a family who have extraordinary talents. Every day, men arrive at their gates bringing gifts and asking for blessings but never once do they suspect it until Artemis, the young huntress, travels so deep into the forest she reaches the end and arrives at a town where she is horrified to see people at altars worshipping her and her family. The shock that their family has been worshipped for generations is enormous and to prevent any further damage, they go into hiding, traveling far away from Greece as possible. Twenty-five hundred years later, Anastasia Blake -Asia for short- returns from a three week long archery camp to find her mother with tragic news. Her father, whom she has never met, has died in a car accident, she has a twin brother, and they are going to go and live with him. Before Asia knows it, she’s being shipped to Ithaca, Michigan leaving New York City without even saying goodbye to her friends. Though feeling betrayed by her mother and determined to be miserable, living in Ithaca slowly grows on her. Her brother, Porter, is friendly, her room is twice the size of her old one, and the school has an archery team. What more could a girl want? But there is something that is tugging on Asia’s bow. Her brother and his friends, who are all mysteriously part of the exclusive Future Leaders of America Society (FLAS), are keeping a secret. Suddenly turning icy and aloof whenever the subject of FLAS comes up, there is no doubt that Asia’s twin is hiding something but the question is when will Asia realize that the closer and closer she gets to the target, there is no turning back? EXCERPT: Chapter 1: “BE REASONABLE, Asia,” Mom advises-as if ordering me around would suddenly make me feel better about all of this. “Reasonable?” I roar. “How can I be reasonable when you’re making me move halfway across the country for no reason?” “Calm down, Asia. It’s not the end of the world.” “Isn’t it?” I challenge, shoving the contents of my closet into the suitcase. Mom sits on the double bed in the room that has been my home since, literally, the day I was born. A day ago, my life was perfect…like an arrow hitting the bulls-eye dead center. Now, I have to quietly pack up my entire life and move more than seven hundred miles for a twin brother I haven’t even met yet. Sounds like the end of the world to me. “I know you were excited to start your sophomore year at Woodrow Wilson High with your friends,” she says quietly, “but I think this move will be good for you. New York City is too noisy for a girl who needs to grow.” “But I don’t need to grow!” I protest, “I’m already taller than you.” Turning my back on Mom, I quickly fold my denim jacket and place it on top of my suitcase. Everything is packed, including my archery things, but I’m not ready to go yet. Not when my entire world is falling down. “Mom,” I say, trying to remain as calm as possible, “There has to be another way. Can’t he come here?” “No,” Mom laughs a sorrowful laugh, “He can’t.” “Why not?” I ask. Mom runs her fingers through my hair and pulls me close. “Your brother has gone through some tough times lately. His father, your father, has died. It will be good for him to have a support system already in place instead of starting over again.” “Are you purposely trying to ruin my life?” I demand, wriggling out of her embrace, jumping off the bed, and turning to face her, my hands on my hips. “What, were you worried that I hadn’t had my share of teen angst already? Scared that I wouldn’t need to see a counselor by the end of the year?” “Don’t be ridiculous.” “Hey, I’m not the one who flew off on a business trip and returned two weeks later, claiming that I have a twin brother who you have thus far conveniently forgot to mention even though you’ve known he was alive and –oh!– we are going to move to Nowheresville, America to live with him.” “Asia,” Mom’s voice is warning me to stay quiet but by now, I’m on fire. “How can you not even mention to me that I have a twin brother? How do you live with yourself when you know you’ve separated your two children?” “Enough!” She shouts. I stare at her coldly. “You are not my mother because my mother would never keep a secret like that from me.” Mom stands up and slaps me soundly. “I am your mother, whether you like it or not, and you shall do as I say. Tomorrow, we are moving to Ithaca, Michigan and there is nothing you can do about it.” My first day back from archery camp and my life is already in ruins. THANKS!

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I think you could have a great story on your hands if you keep working on it, though I'm a sucker for anything involving Greek myths : p just make sure you do plenty of research into the myths for relevance if you wish, anyway i liked it haha, might just be the caffeine coursing through my veins right now but keep at it and hope you get it finished..i'm intrigued by it. Now i know it is your story and fiction but do plenty of research on Greece and it's history..well if you ever consider publishing it as a shot story or anything. but yea, once again i'll say it was pretty good. Just try to avoid the clean-cut cliche of the mother-daughter relationship, need more depth for the reader must care for your protagonist or it won't capture the readers' imagination as much as it could. Just keep working on it.