She reversed until she was beside me and leant over part way into thepassenger seat so she could see me closer. "Mike?" she asked doubtfully.I cocked ...n eyebrow at her. "Don't I look like I should, now that I'm agirl? Something different?" Well, you're wearing a dress - Oh, never mind. I'm so glad I found you.I saw something on the news about a possible terrorist attack at theKaiser hospital and, well, for some reason I just couldn't get it out ofmy head that it had something to do with you, so. I had feltso stupid at first, taking off all my clothes until I was down to justmy shorts, and then having to take those off as well of course - atJames insistence."Come on James, let me just keep these on," I pleaded once again."No, you can't keep your shorts - it's not as simple as that. You'vegot to feel feminine as well as look the part, and the panties willhelp you with that. Just think of it as a sort of method acting."Of course, just like everything that had happened since the. "These are really coming along well," June was telling Warren and Sophia."Yeah, they are. We still need help with Romeo and Juliet, though," Sophia said."I've got news that might help. An old friend of mine, Kathy Sleighter, she's a dance coach. We used to compete, back in the day. She's probably a better coach than I am, at least technically." Ah, June, you're the best," Warren smiled."Flatterer. Listen, I think I've helped you develop your choreographic and artistic sides, because that's my. German submarine wolf packs were slaughtering Allied shippping in 1942. An effective way of escorting convoys to and from England was desperately needed. There just weren't enough destroyers available, and there was a critical shortage aircraft carriers. What to do?Project Habakkuk.Inspired by an inspiration of mad inventor Geoffrey Pyke, engineers built and tested ship-like prototype ice structures in lakes in Alberta, Canada, in 1943. The idea proved feasible, more or less. Ships made of.