Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Chrissie's Nightmare by D. Wayne Moore Chrissie. If you have information about this name , share it in the comments area below! Numerology information Chrissie: Name Number: 9. Meaning: Divine, God, Goodness, Truth, Unconditional love, Gift, Free will, Ideal, Whole, Endless. Additional information Chrissie: Irish Meaning: The name Chrissie is an Irish baby name. In Irish the meaning of the name Chrissie is: Abbreviation of Christine. Follower of Christ. Scottish Meaning: The name Chrissie is a Scottish baby name. In Scottish the meaning of the name Chrissie is: Abbreviation of Christine. Follower of Christ. English Meaning: The name Chrissie is an English baby name. In English the meaning of the name Chrissie is: Christine, or any feminine name beginning with Chris-. Diminutive of CHRISTINE. Definition funny of Chrissie: I would never want to be Chrissie. Girl 1: Wow, that's so horrible that you back-stabbed Chrissie! She was the best friend you ever had. Girl 2: I know, I'm a whore and I should repent. Girl 1: You were just jealous that she is gorgeous, smart, self-confident, is super fun with a great personality, and on top of all that has a perfect boyfriend. Girl 2: It's true. Rosie's such a bitch. she openly called off my Chrissie present as a worthless toy! Did you see Chrissie in the club last night? Damn, I'd tap that. Expression information Chrissie: People with this name tend to be passionate, compassionate, intuitive, romantic, and to have magnetic personalities. They are usually humanitarian, broadminded and generous, and tend to follow professions where they can serve humanity. Because they are so affectionate and giving, they may be imposed on. They are romantic and easily fall in love, but may be easily hurt and are sometimes quick-tempered. Soul information Chrissie: People with this name have a deep inner desire for travel and adventure, and want to set their own pace in life without being governed by tradition. Songs about Chrissie: I Got You Babe (feat. Chrissie Hynde) by UB40 from the Album Greatest Hits If It Makes You Happy (Live) [feat. Chrissie Hynde] by Sheryl Crow from the Album Sheryl Crow And Friends Live From Central Park Spiritual High (feat. Chrissie Hynde) by Moodswings from the Album Ibiza Chilled Classics : Classic Balearic Lounge (Deluxe Digital Version) I Got You Babe (feat. Chrissie Hynde) by UB40 from the Album Baggariddim Chrissie's Death (From The "Jaws" Soundtrack) by John Williams from the Album Jaws (Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) I Got You Babe (feat. Chrissie Hynde) by UB40 from the Album The Very Best Of Chrissie Hynde by Butch Walker from the Album Afraid of Ghosts Postcard From London (Single Version with Chrissie Hynde) [feat. Chrissie Hynde] by Ray Davies from the Album The Kinks Choral Collection By Ray Davies And The Crouch End Festival Chorus I Put A Spell On You (feat. Johnny Depp, Nick Cave, Bobby Gillespie, Glen Matlock, Chrissie Hynde, Mick Jones. by Shane MacGowan & Friends from the Album I Put A Spell On You Fancy Man [feat. Chrissie Hynde] by JP Jones from the Album Son Of Jack I Got You Babe (feat. Chrissie Hynde) by UB40 from the Album Love To Love Walk Away (featuring Chrissie Hynde) by Cheap Trick feat. Chrissie Hynde from the Album The Essential Cheap Trick Chrissie Hynde by Butch Walker from the Album Chrissie Hynde Hey Little Boy (Little Girl) w/ Chrissie Hynde by Chris Spedding from the Album Cafe Days Live And Let Die (feat. Chrissie Hynde) by David Arnold from the Album Shaken And Stirred I Got You Babe (feat. Chrissie Hynde) by UB40 from the Album This Is. 1985 I Got You Babe (Originally Performed By UB40 & Chrissie Hynde) by It's A Cover Up from the Album Essential Reggae I Got You Babe (Karaoke Version) (Originally Performed By Ub40 and Chrissie Hynde) by Sing Karaoke Sing from the Album Mum You're The Greatest - Karaoke, Vol. 1 I Got You Babe (In the Style of UB40 With Chrissie Hynde) [Karaoke Version] by Zoom Karaoke from the Album Zoom Karaoke Gap Fillers, Vol. 49 I Got You Babe (Karaoke Version) (Originally Performed By UB40 and Chrissie Hynde) by Jive Bunny from the Album Jive Bunny's Favourite Number 1's - Karaoke, Vol. 3 Breakfast in Bed in the Style of Ub40 & Chrissie Hynde by Sunfly Karaoke from the Album Sunfly Hits, Vol. 75 Chrissie by The Make-Ups from the Album Faces Chrissie by Dave Horler / Ludwig Nuss from the Album Rolling Down 7th Chrissie by Blue Ceiling from the Album Tales Fom The Spiritual Lost And Found Chrissie by Chico Hamilton Quintet from the Album The Original Chico Hamilton Quintet Complete Studio Recordings Chrissie by Chico Hamilton Quintet from the Album Chico Hamilton Quintet In Hi-Fi Chrissie by Chico Hamilton Quintet from the Album The Chico Hamilton Quintet In Hi Fi Chrissie by The Powerpack from the Album Solid Rock Chrissie by The Chico Hamilton Quintet from the Album Live at Newport Jazz Festival 1958 (featuring Eric Dolphy) [Bonus Track Version] Chrissie (feat. Fred Katz, Jim Hall & Carson Smith) by The Chico Hamilton Quintet from the Album Chico Hamilton Quintet Featuring Buddy Collette + Chico Hamilton Quintet in Hi Fi (Bonus Track Version) Chrissie [Explicit] by The Matt Truman Ego Trip from the Album Everybody's Got One [Explicit] Chrissie Alone by Steve Jablonsky from the Album The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Chrissie Came to Kansas by Ironband from the Album Gotta Get To Kona Chrissie Dixon by Dr Bruce Thomson from the Album Scottish Bagpipe Tunes - The Sma' Glen Chrissie Eagles S*ag My Wife [Explicit] by Burnley F.C. Fans FanChants Feat. The Clarets Fans from the Album Burnley F.C. Fans Anthology I (Real Football The Clarets Songs) [Explicit] Chrissie Finds Eric by Steve Jablonsky from the Album The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Chrissie Hynde is a Lesbian (in my head) by Out Late from the Album Out Late Chrissie In The Meadow by Bill Frisell from the Album OST - All Hat Chrissie Sally by Cold Cave from the Album Cremations Chrissie Swan by Terry Pedestrian & the Crossing from the Album Celebrity Driving Songs Chrissie's by Donald Grant from the Album The Way Home Chrissie's Country by Chrissie Cochrane from the Album Almost Country Chrissie's Hair by Deb Seymour from the Album Mama Wears A Hard Hat Chrissie's Moon by A.T.V.+ from the Album Peep Show Chrissie, Hur Mår Du? (2004 Digital Remaster) by Gyllene Tider from the Album Moderna Tider Chrissie, Hur Mår Du? (2004 Remastered Version) by Gyllene Tider from the Album Moderna Tider Christmas Greeting from Santa to Chrissie by Holiday All-Stars from the Album Christmas Greetings from Santa for Girls Con Vox (feat. Chrissie M) by World Judge from the Album Con Vox Fire In the Mountain (feat. Chrissie M) by World Judge from the Album Con Vox For You Chrissie by Sarah Reeve from the Album From The Mind Of A Dreamer. Books about Chrissie: Reckless: My Life as a Pretender - Sep 8, 2015 by Chrissie Hynde Chrissie Warren: Pirate Hunter - Sep 2, 2015 by John Baur A Life Without Limits: A World Champion's Journey - Apr 23, 2013 by Chrissie Wellington and Lance Armstrong Chrissie Hynde Unauthorized & Uncensored (All Ages Deluxe Edition with Videos) - Sep 24, 2014 by R.B. Grimm Mary McCartney: From Where I Stand - Nov 1, 2010 by Mary McCartney and Peter Blake CHRISSIE HYNDE & THE PRETENDERS: Complete Recordings Illustrated (Essential Discographies Book 7) - Aug 27, 2015 by Andrew Sparke The Christmas List (Kindle Single) - Feb 2, 2015 by Chrissie Manby Get Addicted to the Word: A step-by- step blueprint for Christians who want to study the Bible but can't get started. - Jun 21, 2015 by Chrissie Willker and Melinda Ray Chrissie's Nightmare - Feb 16, 2015 by D. Wayne Moore The Encyclopedia of Aromatherapy - Aug 1, 1996 by Chrissie Wildwood Chrissie the Wish Fairy - Oct 4, 2007 by Daisy Meadows and Georgie Ripper Whisper - Apr 1, 2015 by Chrissie Keighery. Movies about Chrissie: Vampire Warriors DVD (All Region) (NTSC) Chrissie Chau, Yuen Wah Unrated Kick Ass Girls (Region A Blu-ray) (English subtitled) Chrissie Chau2013 Beach Spike Blu-Ray (Region A) (English Subtitled) Chrissie Chau2011 Unrated The Pretenders : Live From New York City. Wiki information Chrissie: Chrissie Hynde Singer, Composer, Musician, Featured artist, Identity, Guitarist, Musical Artist, Lyricist, Person, Diet follower. Christine Ellen "Chrissie" Hynde is an American singer, songwriter, and musician best known as the lead singer of the rock band The Pretenders. She has been the only constant member of the band throughout its history. She has also released a number. Chrissie Chau is a Chinese actress and celebrity model from Hong Kong. Chau achieved widespread fame after the release of her portrait albums in 2009 and 2010. Her film career began after she starred in the horror film Womb Ghosts; Chau has starred. Christine Ann Wellington MBE is an English former professional triathlete and four-time Ironman Triathlon World Champion. She holds, or held, all three world and championship records relating to ironman-distance triathlon races: firstly, the overall. UB40 are a British reggae/pop band formed in 1978 in Birmingham, England. The band has had more than 50 singles in the UK Singles Chart, and has also achieved considerable international success. They have been nominated for the Grammy Award for Best. Chrissie Swan is an Australian radio and television personality. She has previously been presenter of Mix 1011's Breakfast program Chrissie & Jane with Jane Hall and was co-host of Network Ten's morning show, The Circle. In 2003, she gained national. Chrissie Marie Fit is an American actress and singer. In 2007, Fit rose to prominence after she was cast as the character Mercedes Juarez in the medical drama General Hospital. She is also known for her role as CheeChee in the DCOM Teen Beach Movie. The Pretenders are an English-American rock band formed in Hereford, England, in March 1978. The original band consisted of initiator and main songwriter Chrissie Hynde, James Honeyman-Scott, Pete Farndon, and Martin Chambers. Following the. Christine "Chrissie" Watts is a fictional character from the BBC soap opera EastEnders, played by Tracy-Ann Oberman. She first appeared in April 2004 as the second wife of the show's "most enduring character", Den Watts, becoming a prominent regular. Chrissie White was a British film actress of the silent era. She appeared in over 180 films between 1908 and 1933. White was married to actor and film director Henry Edwards, and in the 1920s the two were regarded as one of Britain's most famous and. Chrissie Shrimpton is a former 1960s English model and actress. She is the younger sister of model Jean Shrimpton and was the girlfriend of Mick Jagger from 1963 to 1966. In the 2012 BBC Four film We'll Take Manhattan, a biopic about her sister Jean. Christine "Chrissie" Levy is a fictional character from the BBC medical drama Holby City, portrayed by actress Tina Hobley. She first appeared in the third series episode "The Road Less Traveled", broadcast on 5 June 2001. Chrissie briefly left the. Jodi Chrissie Garcia Santamaria, better known by her screen name, Jodi Sta. Maria, is a Filipina actress. She is a member of ABS-CBN's circle of homegrown talents named Star Magic. and is a Star Magic Batch 7 alumna. Chrissie Reidy is an English journalist and presenter, employed by BBC South East. Chrissie Zullo is a comic book artist whose notable works include the covers for Cinderella: From Fabletown with Love. She works on pencils and traditional media and colors her work in Photoshop. She names James Jean as among her influences, and her. Chrissie Cotterill is an actress. Lake Chrissie is a lake in Msukaligwa Local Municipality, Mpumalanga, South Africa. It is a shallow and large lake, with a maximum depth of about 6 m, 9 km long, 3 km wide. The lake is named after Christiana Pretorius, daughter of Marthinus Wessel. Chrissie Burnett is the half-sister of Carol Burnett. Chrissie & Jane was an Australian breakfast radio show with Chrissie Swan & Jane Hall with anchor Brendon Dangar. The show was broadcast on Mix 101.1 from 6am to 9am on weekdays and ran from February 2012 until December 2014. News, sport, weather and. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) Credits. Opening Credits [ edit | edit source ] Walt Disney Pictures Presents In Association With Touchwood Pacific Partners I "The Nightmare Before Christmas" Ending Credits [ edit | edit source ] Directed by: Henry Selick Produced by: Denise DiNovi, Bob Clampett (1913-1993) and Tim Burton Executive Producers: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, Denise DiNovi, Jake Eberts, John McKimson, Jay Ward Based on the Story by: Bob Clampett (1913-1993) and Tim Burton Screenplay by: Karey Kirkpatrick, Jonathan Roberts, Steve Bloom Story by: Tim Burton, Caroline Thompson, Henry Selick Music and Lyrics by: Howard Ashman (1950-1991), Danny Elfman, Alan Menken, Tim Rice Original Score by: Alan Menken and Danny Elfman Co-Producers: Brian Rosen and Kathleen Gavin Associate Producers: Tracy Shaw, Philip Lofaro, Jill Jacobs, Diane Minter Supervising Technical Director: William Reeves Animation Supervisor: Paul Berry Conceptual Designer: Lane Smith Art Directors: Deane Taylor, Bill Boes, Kendal Cronkhite, Brian McEntee Production Designer: Harley Jessup Editors: Stan Webb, Lee Unkrich Directors of Photography: Pete Kozachik and Hiro Narita, A.S.C. Artistic Coordinator: Dan Hansen Visual Consultant: Rick Heinrich Story Supervisors: Kelly Asbury, Joe Ranft Character Department Manager/Supervisor: Bonita Decarlo Armature Designer/Supervisor: Tom St. Amand Mold Development Supervisors: John A. Reed III, Chris Goehe Character Fabrication Supervisor: Bonita De Carlo Sculpture Supervisor: Shelley Daniels Lekven Set Construction Supervisor: Lee "Bo" Henry Model Shop Supervisors: Mitch Romanauski, Joel Friesch Scenic Supervisor: B.J. Fredrickson Visual Effects Supervisor: Pete Kozachik Production Managers: Alice Dewey, Richard Quan, Philip Lofano Unit Production Managers: Harry Linden, Philip Lofaro Associate Production Manager/Animation Coordinator: Jane Hartwell First Assistant Directors: Kat Miller, Ezra J. Sumner Second Assistant Director: Lisa Davidson Dialogue Directors: Mary Gail Artz, Jamie Thomason, Barbera Cohen Financial Controller: Donna Glasser Wisegarver Coordinator for Mr. Selick: Denise Rottina Sound Design: Gary Rydstrom Production Supervisor: Karken Robert Jackson Executive Music Producer: Chris Montan Music Supervisor: Dave Conner. End Title Songs [ edit | edit source ] "More Than Likley" Written and Preformed by: Boy George and P.M. DAWN Produced by: P.M. DAWN Courtesy of Virgin Records America, Inc. Under license from Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing "Jack's Song/Sally's Song" Preformed by: Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson Produced by: Walter Afansieff Arranged by; Walter Afansieff and Robbie Buchnan Regina Belle and Peabo Bryson perform courtesy of Columbia. Story [ edit | edit source ] Roger Allers, Andy Gaskill, Bob Pauley, Steve Moore, Michael Cachuela, Peter Von Sholly, Jorgen Klubien, Mike Mitchell, Ed Gombert, Gary Trousdale, Chris Sanders, Brenda Chapman, Will Finn, Glen Keane, Robert Lence, Vance Gerry, Kirk Wise, Kelly Asbury, Robert C. Ramirez, Pete Young, Burny Mattinson, Saul Bass, Dave Michener, Pete Young, Steve Hulett, Ron Clements, John Musker, Bruce Morris, Burny Mattinson, Matthew O'Callaghan, Dave Michener, Melvin Shaw, Art Stevens, Joe Hale, Brian McEntee. Additional Storyboard: Theresa Pettengill, Linda Miller, Robert Souza, Ryan Anthony, Doug Murphy, David Prince, Victor Cook, Phil Weinstein, Rebecca Rees, Aaron Springer Story Coordinator: Susan E. Levin. Character Animation [ edit | edit source ] Directing Animators: Rich Quade, Ash Brannon, Randy Cartwright, Andy Gaskill, Glen Keane, John Lasseter, Matt O'Callaghan, Rebecca Rees Animators: Anthony Scott, Michael Belzer, Trey Thomas, Justin Kohn, Christopher Gilligan, Richard C. Zimmerman, Stephen A. Buckley, Guionne Leroy, Michael W. Johnson, Josephine T. Huang, Daniel K. Mason, Paul Berry, Kent Burton, Tom St. Amand, Webster Colcord, Chuck Duke, Timothy Hittle, Owen Klatte, Angie Glocka, Eric Leighton, Joel Fletcher, Kim Blanchette, Loyd Price, Stephen A. Buckley, Brain Hansen, Matt Palmer, Chris Tichborne, Tim Allen, Phil Dale, Brain Demoskoff, Drew Lightfoot Assistant Animators: Charlotte Worsaae, Pete Dodd, Jo Chalkley, Mark Waring, Anthony Farquhar-Smith, Malcolm Lamont, Chris Stenner, Brad Schiff, Tim Watts, Jason Stalman, Tobias Fouracre, Jens Jonathan Gulliksen, Antony Elworthy, Mike Cottee, Stefano Cassini, Chris Tootell, Alan Simpson, Caron Creed, Alain Costa, Raul Garcia, Brigitte Hartley, Greg Manwaring, Colin White, Marc Gordon-Bates, Brent Odell, Mike Swindall, Chuck Gammage, Peter Western, Gary Mudd, Dave Spafford Additional Animation: Harry Walton, Paul W. Jessel, Michael W. Johnson, Ken Willard, Daniel Mason, Kevin Lima, Steve Moore, Robert Rodriguez, John McKimson, Steve Hulett, Bruce M. Morris, Melvin Shaw, Darrell Rooney, Alex Mann Animation Managers: Triva Von Klark, Bz Petroff Animation Consultant: Eric Leighton Animation Rig Engineer: George Wong Assistant Animation Rigger: Michael W. Johnson Apprentice Animator: Lana Bernberg. Camera and Lighting Crews [ edit | edit source ] Operators: Jo L. Carson, Pat Sweeney, Brain Van't Hul, Carl Miller, Jim Aupperle, Ray Gilbert, Richard E. Lehmann, Eric Swenson, David M. Hanks, Chris Peterson, Selwyn Eddy III, Timothy B. Gales, James "JR" Russell, Jason Leonard Robert Buske Assistants: Eduardo Navarro, Kirk D. Scott, Mike Bienstock, David Janssen, Patrick Lin, Matthew White, Chris Peterson, Cameron Noble, Micheal Bienstork, James Matlosz, Sara Mast, Mark Kohr, Sara Mast, Derek N. Prusak, Joel Steiner, Michael D. Hardwick, Andrew Lawless, Anthony Jacques, Scott Randall-Smith, Andrew Davidson, Rich McKay, Shawn Brennan, John Nolan Camera/Motion Control Technician: Robert A. Anderson Staff Assistants: Caroline Hamann, Oliver Smyth Assistant Art Directors: Kendal Cornkhite, Kelly Adam Asbury, Bill Boes Artistic Coordinator: Allison Abbate Production Coordinator: Jill Ruzicka. Sculptors [ edit | edit source ] Norm DeCarlo, Shelley Daniels, Greg Dykstra, Randal M. Dutra, Jerome E. Ranft, Damon Bard, Kemela B. Portuges. The Nightmares Are Back! The last time I awoke screaming in terror and stinking of fear from a haunting Nightmare, was when (as you may recall) my evil side paid me an unwelcome late-night visit. Since then, things have been pretty calm. Then the Pandemic hits and resulting self-isolation’s. Stressed and alone for long stretches at a time is it any wonder one’s emotional mind slowly begins to unravel. Perceptions blur, thinking and overthinking, worries and fears, memories start to get tangled and before you know it — The Nightmares Return! ONE NIGHT NOT LONG AGO… Exhausted, I lay in bed, hands interlaced behind my head my mind racing in all kinds of crazy directions. After all, It was a very trying day. My old childhood friend was dying and not long for this world. In fact, a phone call could come at any moment. Edward Ray, or “Einstein” as we came to call him because of his long unruly mop and natural smarts was an unlikely member of our old childhood band of brothers. Neither athletic nor outwardly adventurous he was in fact the exact opposite. Nerdy, awkward, and with a brain the size of a mountain. Perhaps this, part of the reason he became so endearing to the rest of us. More than a friend he was a brother, going on now nigh 45 years or so. And now he was dying… As if spotlighted from above, a circle of white light illuminates the bed on which our dying friend lays. The circle of light extended beyond, just enough to encompass his childhood friends now gathered around him. Beyond them, an inky black darkness enveloped the rest of the room. Nothing else was visible… You could hear the soft whispering of machinery, the quiet whoosh of expanding air, the faint beep of his digital heartbeat but you could not see from where these sounds were coming from. Behind, beyond the circled light, there was nothing. Nothing but an eerie and final darkness. We were all there — Johnny-B, Petey Walker, Big Mack and myself all gathered around our dying friend as he lay hopelessly fighting for his life. Right down, as nature demands it, to his last mortal dying breath. “Let him go” I said to no one in particular “Please end his suffering.” The boys that gathered round his hospital bed (if that is where we were?) whispered together in agreement; Amen. But Einstein, against all odds, continued to hang on. In fact, it looked like he was struggling to try and say something. Yet… looking down upon his frail cancer-ridden, emaciated body, was almost too much to endure. To say that just a mere shell of his former self remained of our old friend was delusional. For Einstein, in his current state, was for the most part, unrecognizable. His eyes sunken deep down into his now skintight bony skull. Above the covers, his arms like brittle twigs lay useless at his sides and his color — his color was that of yellow death. No, this was not just a former shell of our childhood friend; It was a human skeleton of malnutrition, a dying hallowed-eyed imposter. It was an extreme example of the horrors endured by a man in the last stages of terminal cancer. It was the very definition, of hopeless heartbreak. I took his frail bony hand in mine and lowered my ear, close to his mouth. “Tell them” he whispered almost silently. “Tell them” he tried again “I love them — Love them all.” With tears spilling freely I looked up at the boys gathered round and solemnly gave them Einstein’s final message. Final because, that was his final dying breath. Once his lungs expelled the air needed to whisper these last haunting words — they never again renewed their fill — Einstein had passed on. This scene, as in a dream, starts changing. Now the circle of light is shrinking. No longer can I see my friends gathered round. They too are in the darkness if there at all, anymore. On my knees beside his death bed, my head face-down in my hands, I’m sobbing. Sobbing for the loss of my friend. Sobbing for the way he had to die. Sobbing for his family. Sobbing for the anguish of it all. And now the circle of light is contracting once more. Now I too am disappearing into its oncoming darkness. “Goodbye old friend, we all loved you too” I said out loud, as the blackness around me now almost complete. Just as I was thinking this now must be over. Surely this nightmare is finally coming to an end… A bony frail hand shot out from the bed — and grabbed me by the wrist! Vice-like in its grip, and deathly cold, It drew me quickly and effortlessly back into the circled light and into the horror that awaited. Einstein’s dead body was sitting up on the bed and grinning. Pulling me closer and closer into its evil presence Its sunken dead eyes filmed over in a mucus grey and rolling wild in their sockets. Most of its sick dirty hair was left on the pillow, and what was left on him hung in long thin patch’s falling down across his grinning face. The stink of death was everywhere. It surrounded him like a death shroud and as he pulled me ever closer, my eyes wide in terror, my mouth opening wide to voice a horrifying scream… I awoke in the dark of night screaming… Screaming freely and out loud in horror. Brandy (my cat) jumped off the bed and went fleeing in terror out of the room. His sudden movement sent my consciousness reeling towards grey and I almost passed out. “Stupid Fucking Cat” I shouted after it. “You know you’re not allowed in here!” My heart like a jackhammer was thudding in my chest. “I’ve had it with these bloody nightmares! I can’t take this anymore!” I roared out loud to no one. With trembling hand I reached over to the lamp and turned it on. The digital bed-side clock said it was 4:13 am and seeing as sleep was cancelled for the rest of the night — I got my frightened sorry ass out of bed and on unsteady legs, headed for the bathroom. It was there at the sink. While cupping the warm running water and splashing it on my tired old face that I first noticed. I froze in mid splash, the water trickling uselessly through my fingers and into the sink below. My hands still cupped though now empty below my haggard image — and in the mirror, I could see on my left forearm (just below the wrist)— an angry bruising welt? As I slowly turned it over in wonder I could see in the mirror that it extended more than halfway around my forearm. Almost like… Carolina Governor Shortens T erms For. Wilmington 10 in Firebombing. RALEIGH, N.C., Jan. 23—Gov. James B. Hunt Jr., hoping to skirt a political minefield in his home state and pointedly rejecting the criticism of “those from outside,” affirmed his belief tonight in the guilt of the Wilmington 10, but reduced their sentences to make them eligible tor parole over periods ranging from four months to two years. The decision to opt for early parole rather than the pardon of innocence that was demanded by supporters of the 10 brought immediate angry restonse; from those supporters. In a statement issued in New York, the Rev. Dr. Avery D. Post, president of the 1.8 million‐member United Church, of Christ, expressed “shock, pain and disappointment” at the decision and vowed to continue efforts to prove ‘the innocence of the defendants. The Governor's decision meant that the Rev. Ben Chavis, who has served nearly three years in prison and in jails awaiting appeals, will be eligible for parole Jan. 1, 1980. Mr. Chavis, director of the Washington office of the church's Commission on Racial Justice, was originally sentenced to 25 to 29 years in the burning of a Wilmington, N.C., grocery store in 1971 and related charge of conspiracy to fire at policemen and firemen responding to the blaze. The Governor reduced that sentence to 17. to 21 years, and Mr. Chavii will I be eligible for parole after serving one fourth of the minimum. The remaining defendants, whose sentences were cut by about one‐third, will be eligible for parole, which the Governor emphasized was not automatic and is strictly supervised, at times varying from June 1 to Oct. 27 of this year. In a prime‐time televised address to North Carolinians in which he took generally tough tone, but which was leavened by a call for for what he indicated were fairer sentences, the Governor said: “From all that I have learned in reviewing this case, I have concluded that there was a fair trial, the jury made the right decision and the appellate courts reviewed it properly and ruled correctly.” Accordingly, the Governor said emphatically, “I cannot and will not pardon these defendants.” However, after reviewing the laws under which the 10 were convicted, firebombing an unoccupied building and conspiracy to assault policemen and firemen by shooting at them, Mr. Hunt said, “I have concluded that the sentences of these men in prison, which range from a minimum of 20 to 25 years, are too long.” He reduced the minimum sentences to a range of from 13 years to the ,17 for Mr. Chavis. The lone white and the only woman among the 10, Ann Sheppard Turner, was originally sentenced to 7 to 10 years for advocating but not participating in the arson. She was paroled a year ago. The nine imprisoned men are Mr. Chavis, 30 years old; Marvin Patrick, 25; Connie Tindall, 27; Jerry Jacobs, 25; Willie Earl Vereen, 24; James McCoy, 25; Reginald Epps, 24; Wayne Moore, 25, and William Wright, 25. State Senator William Smith, an lawyer who represents Wilmington in the Legis- lature, was generally supportive or Governor Hunt's decision. “I might have reduced the sentences a bit more,” said Mr. Smith, a Democrat. “They were excessive. But I think the broad majority of North Carolinians will agree with: the Governor's decision,” he said. In Durham, United States Attorney H. M. Michaux, who, before his appointment, was considered one of the chief black political supporters of Governor Hunt, said that he felt “very much let down” by the GoVenior's decision. “He's shown his true colors this time,’ said Mr. Michaux, a,former state legislator. “rthink he's completely wrong when he says the people got a fair trial.” The case, described as “a political nightmare” in the state, has attracted national and international attention, and has been acknowledged by the State Department as causing “serious problems” for President Carter's international campaign for human rights. The press of the Soviet Union and other Communist nations has cited the Wilmington 10 as an example of United States hypocrisy. Amnesty International, the human rights organization that was awarded the 1977 Nobel Peace Prize, lists the defendants among those it described as “prisoners of conscience” similar to political prisoners. Although the immediate reaction here appeared to be generally muted, the Rev. Charles E. Cobb, the executive director of the Commission for Racial Justice for the United Church of Christ, said in •a telephone interview from New York that the Governor's decision could propel black supporters into the streets In mass demonstrations. He said he believed that “Governor Hunt has knowingly joined the long list” of conspirators to convict and keep incarcerated the Wilmington 10” and accused him of “playing political games with the lives of these young men.” Governor Hunt, who is 40 years old and regarded as a moderate Democrat, was elected in 1976 with 60 percent of the vote. In 1977, he successfully sponsored passage of a constitutional amendment .permitting North Carolina Governors, including himself, to run for a sec‐. and successive term. Members of Mr. Hunt's staff have indicated that the Governor has national aspirations. The 10 were convicted of arson and conspiracy in connection with the burning of a white‐owned grocery store on Feb. 6, 1971. The store, Mike's Grocery, was firebombed at the end of a week of racial violence that left two people dead. Chrissie's Nightmare by D. Wayne Moore. Published: 15:22 BST, 29 October 2015 | Updated: 15:58 BST, 29 October 2015. Bobby Wayne Moore, 39, of Colleyville, Texas, is currently serving a three-year probation sentence for posting a harassing ad about his wife online. A Texas woman wants her ex-husband to pay for the time he posted her phone number on Craigslist and urged other men to come to her home and 'take advantage of her'. Bobby Wayne Moore, 39, of Colleyville, Texas, is currently serving a three-year probation sentence after admitting to a charge of online harassment in the case. But now his ex-wife has filed a lawsuit against him, demanding he pay her $1million in damages for the ad which has left her with crippling anxiety. In the lawsuit filed Wednesday, Moore' unnamed wife says they were married for several years before she filed for divorce when he became verbally and physically abusive. She says she had moved out and was living with her two children, including Moore's preschool-age daughter, in March 2014 when he wrote the ad in question on Craigslist. According to the lawsuit, Moore wrote a post that included her phone number and 'a description that the female with such number wanted multiple strangers to come to her "home" and take sexual "advantage of her."' Moore's ex-wife also claims that he sent her hundreds of threatening text and emails. The ex-wife says that the ad caused her to suffer intense headaches, kept her from sleeping at night or enjoying food. She is now asking for $1million in damages for the pain, suffering and mental anguish she has reportedly suffered, as well as the medical bills for therapy and loss of earning capacity because of her fear and emotional distress. 'The issues raised in this case are really important,' her attorney, Mark Allen, said in an email to the Star-Telegram. 'My client's bravery and courage in bringing this lawsuit will hopefully serve to protect all women from this type of abuse.'