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By Duane Cochran
Times West Virginian
The MO of Shepherd University's football team hasn't changed in 27 years under veteran coach Monte Cater.
The nationally ranked Rams are masters of taking advantage of opponents' mistakes and making them pay for them.
Saturday afternoon at Duvall-Rosier Field, 17th-ranked Shepherd turned three Fairmont State turnovers into 20 unanswered points en route to a 27-7 victory over the Falcons in the first-ever Mountain East Conference football game for both schools.
"You and I both know the 27-7 score really wasn't indicative of the game itself," said Cater, whose Rams improved to 2-0 overall and to 1-0 in the MEC. "They made some mistakes, and we were able to take advantage of those and capitalize on them. Our defense, I think, played well. They gave up some yardage, but didn't give up a score.
"Offensively, we're going to look at it and say we didn't play very well, but I think Fairmont State's defense did play well. They took some chances, put a lot of people up on the line of scrimmage and played man-to-man and we couldn't make them pay. It was an ugly win for us, but again give Fairmont credit for making it that way."
First-year FSU head coach Jason Woodman was pleased with his team's effort Saturday, but disappointed with the miscues which aided the Rams in the win.
"That's Monte's game," said Woodman. "They put you in situations you don't want to be in, and if you're not patient and don't play the waiting game, they'll get you every time. Unfortunately for us, they were there and our turnovers turned into points for them, and that's what mainly led to the score being what it was today."
Ironically it was Shepherd that made the first big miscue of the day, and it was Fairmont's defense which took advantage of it.
Midway through the second quarter in a scoreless game, FSU freshman cornerback Jacob Jean-Charles picked off a Trae Tinsman pass and returned it 35 yards to the Shepherd three-yard line where he was hit from behind and fumbled the ball into the end zone. Luckily for the Falcons, true freshman defensive end T.C. Chestnut was following the play and alertly fell on the football in the end zone for a touchdown and an early 7-0 lead with 9:32 left in the half.
"Our defense was set up and playing cover two and I saw the receiver jump inside, so I jumped in front of him, saw the quarterback throw it and picked it off," said Jean-Charles. "I felt like I could get to the corner of the end zone for a touchdown and then I got hit from behind and fumbled it. I thought, 'Oh man, I'm going to give the ball back to Shepherd,' but luckily my teammates were there for the recovery."
Chestnut says he was trailing the play and looking to make a block when he saw the football come free and land in the end zone. He says he was in the right place at the right time.
"Coach always stresses to us to get to the ball, and when Jacob made that interception I was trying to get up in there and block, and when he fumbled I picked it up and had a touchdown," said Chesnut. "I wasn't sure they were going to give it to me or not. I thought they might spot it at the one, but they gave it to me. It felt good for us to get the 7-0 lead, but I knew we still had a lot of game left to be played."
Shepherd didn't waste much time knotting the score at seven. Two possessions later, the Rams tied the contest when Jabre Lolley scampered in from three yards out to cap an 11-play, 51-yard scoring march with just 2:41 left in the half.
On Fairmont's ensuing possession, the Falcons made their first costly mistake of the game, and Shepherd turned it into six points and a 13-7 halftime lead. After getting a first down at its own 32, Fairmont was penalized for a personal foul which took the football back to the 17. On the next play, senior quarterback C.J. Hopson, who was alternating with true freshman signal caller Cooper Hibbs, attempted to scramble out of the pocket and fumbled the ball, which Shepherd's Mike Franklin fell on at the FSU 12 with 1:03 left in the half.
Three plays later Tinsman found tight end Anthony Weisenmiller wide open in the back of the end zone on a one-yard TD pass to give Shepherd the lead for good.
"I'll take the blame for that," said Woodman. "I was trying to get the field position changed and maybe get a field goal before the half. If I had it to do over, I might have done things differently."
Late in the third quarter Rams' outside linebacker Levi Barber, who enjoyed a productive day in the victory, picked off a Hibbs' pass to put Shepherd in business at the FSU 32.
Eight plays later, Allen Cross rumbled in from one yard out to give the Rams a 20-7 on the first play of the final quarter. Shepherd converted on a big fourth-and-eight play to keep the drive alive and take the two-touchdown lead.
FSU had two golden opportunities in the game's final 10 minutes to cut into Shepherd's lead but couldn't take advantage of them. First, the Falcons had a first down at the Rams' 11 and were turned away on downs with 9:04 left to play. Later, after getting a first-and-goal at the four on its next drive, Hibbs fumbled and Barber scooped up the loose football and outraced everyone 89 yards to the end zone for Shepherd's final TD with just 1:01 left to play.
"We had a couple of opportunities there late and weren't able to capitalize on them," said Woodman. "That's frustrating, but they're very, very good on defense with the things they do. Their front four is the best front four I've seen in a long, long time. You get down in the red zone against them and things get tight and it's easy to make a mistake and we did that today. The turnovers killed us."
Indeed they did. Fairmont State actually outgained the Rams 251-171 and held a 14-11 advantage in first downs. FSU's defense also limited Shepherd to a mere 23 passing yards. Both teams suffered three turnovers in the game, but the difference was Shepherd turned all three of Fairmont's turnovers into touchdowns, while the Falcons were only able to capitalize on one of the Rams' turnovers.
FSU will attempt to bounce back Thursday evening when it visits rival Glenville State for a 7 p.m. conference game at Morris Stadium. Shepherd, on the other hand, will be back in action Saturday when it hosts Urbana at noon.


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Police suspected 23-year-old Leah Bailey was under the influence of marijuana last October after she was stopped for crossing into a bicycle lane.
She said she had one beer at a party but no drugs. Urine test results the next month showed she was telling the truth. The charge was dismissed last week in Eugene Municipal Court.
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By Dr. John A. Temple / Guest columnist
The Meridian Star
"For I am already being poured out as a drink offering, and the time of my departure is at hand. I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. Finally, there is laid up for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will give to me on that Day, and not to me only but also to all who have loved His appearing. " 2 Timothy 4:6-8 (NKJV)
This week, I returned to a previous ministry in another state to perform a funeral. I know ministers perform funerals every day. However, this funeral was unique. Madie Leonard was 108.
Madie approached me about "doing her funeral" about 26 years ago. At the time, she was in poor health and 82 years old. When asked, I was 35. I jokingly told her, "Sure, I will help. Just have someone come get me out of the nursing home." By saying that, I was indicating, we don't need to make an appointment anytime soon!" Madie must have taken my words seriously because she has kept going until the ripe old age of 108.
When Madie made her "request," she had no idea that she had so much more time to live and enjoy. When I moved to another state, Madie repeatedly reminded me of my promise. Distance may have separated us but Madie counted on the commitment I made. Every speaking engagement I had near her town, she would come, hug my neck, and remind me of her appointment with me.
This week, I received a phone call from a great-nephew to let me know that Madie had died and needed my assistance. I had to admit, I didn't have any appointments that preceded hers. I knew before the time and date was determined that I would have "a clear calendar." Like Madie, all of us could do well to think ahead. She was not sure when she needed my services, but she knew who she wanted when the time came.
I don't know when my time will come. However, I am already making arrangements. I want Jesus to help me cross over. I have already made my reservation with Him. I wouldn't have anyone else at that time in my life. Often, I remind the Lord that I am counting on Him and He has assured me in His word that He is committed to be there when I need him.
I doubt I will live to be 108, but, Madie didn't think she would either. The point is not how long you live but how prepared you are to leave. If you need to make plans for the future, Jesus is taking reservations. Include Him in your plans and He will take care of the details.
Dr. John A. Temple is pastor of Poplar Springs Drive Baptist Church, located at 4032 Poplar Springs Drive in Meridian. Visit the church website online at www. psdbc.org.


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Welcome to The Not-So Private Parts where technology & privacy collide
Anthony Weiner does it. So does Scarlett Johansson. Olivia Munn does it (with captions!). According to Pew, 6% of adults and 4% of teens do it. And for 18-29 year olds, it's as high as 13%. Despite the many scandals that have resulted from sending out nude photos, many of us persist in the desire to provide the ones we love (or just really, really like) with scandalous snapshots.
Luckily there are techies out there who are trying to come up with ways to let us practice "safe sext." Nick Bilton points to one this week in the New York Times: Snapchat, a free iPhone app that lets you send photos with an expiration time of 1 to 10 seconds.
Snapchat's iTunes page doesn't explicitly convey that it's a way to send nudie photos Mission-Impossible style (i.e. "This sext message will self-destruct in 5 seconds."), instead describing it as "real-time picture chatting." However, iTunes has rated the app 12+ for "mature themes" and "mild sexual content or nudity." When it comes to nude self-portraits, though, it should really be 18+ as photos of folks younger than that are considered to be child pornography.
Many of the reviewers of the app seem to be young people who use it to send photos (with clothes on, I assume) while in class. But at least one reviewer picked up on what the app is intended for, based on the promotional photo at right:
"I'm pretty sure it's meant for nudes," writes Samurai.Annette, astutely.
Snapchat disables recipients' ability to take screenshots with their iPhones, so they can't capture the digital flashing, meaning the recipient is less likely to be able to later use the photo against a sender by posting it to a revenge porn site or leaking it to Gawker. (Update: Not anymore!) But it's not sure-proof: Bilton points out that someone could take a photo of the picture on the phone using a camera. There's also the issue of Snapchat's servers: how long do these photos reside there? In their privacy policy (which I hope people using this for nude-photo sending purposes actually read), the Toyopa Group, which makes the app, says it "attempt(s) to delete image data as soon as possible after the message is transmitted," but that it can't guarantee messages will always be deleted.
"[This] refers to circumstances outside of our control," writes Snapchat co-founder Evan Spiegel in an email. "Capturing screenshots, taking a photo of your iPhone with another camera, sneaky friends peeking over your shoulder, etc."
"Messages, therefore, are sent at the risk of the user," the privacy policy warns. That's evergreen advice when it comes to sext messages.
This is a growing category – funny that Snapchat is getting more of the press, when to me Quimby seems stronger in terms of privacy. But both show a real need in market for added privacy.
Necessity is the mother of invention. This was inevitable. Think back on Tiger Woods' problems, which quickly spawned "Tigertext," which allows the sender of a text to automatically delete the message after a preset period of time. Oddly, Tigertext, also a free app at the Itunes store, requires one to be 17 years of age before it can be downloaded. I guess talking dirty is somehow more adult/risque' than simply sending nude photos.
I'd assume a jailbroken iphone could be configured to capture the image. Best to follow the advice of the J. Geils Band: Take 'em off in private.
Whilst I would not condone the practice of 'sexting' as it is frequently unwise in the circumstances in which it is done, especially by teenagers, I will take issue with your sweeping statement:
"When it comes to nude self-portraits, though, it should really be 18+ as photos of folks younger than that are considered to be child pornography."
Are considered by whom? You are implying that ANY picture of a naked person under the age of 18 is automatically child pornography – the fact of being a self-portrait is clearly not the key factor in your statement.
Child pornography is rightly illegal. However, by making this statement in the way you have, you are criminalising every family who has pictures of their children in the bath or of their toddlers running naked on the beach or in their own back garden. It also makes the holiday photographs of Naturist families illegal, which is clearly silly when there is nothing illegal in the holiday being photographed.
Clumsy and ill thought-out statements such as this have very serious consequences as they create or perpetuate myths that can and have deprived innocent people of their freedom and/or their children. It is also the thin end of a wedge that leads to a paranoia that prevents parents from photographing their children in a school play or concert – this is already happening!
The one thing such statements do not do is put a stop to child pornography.
Dude, get of your nudist high-horse here, and read for context. The entire context of this article, and any discussion of "sexting" refers to pictures which (if showing the naughty bits, that I'm sure you don't consider to be naughty) are of a sexual nature, and therefore meet most definitions of pornography.
No 'high horse' – please read my first paragraph. I was simply pointing out a sweeping statement that, lacking any qualification of the nature of the picture regarding sexual overtones could therefore be interpreted in a potentially damaging way. The only reason I chose to do this is precisely because such statements are frequently interpreted in this way and harm has been done as in the Wahl-Mart example Kashmir mentions in her response above.
To some, any naked picture is 'sexy', but that is only because those who think that way cannot separate nudity from sex. Mercifully I think most people can separate the two.
These are just my two cents but am I the only one who thinks the concept behind this technology can be applied to more than just scandal sext photos? Think about it: the photos in these devices are essentially data. I personally think there could be a lot more interesting uses for technology that allows data deletion over a set period of time. Maybe you were even hinting to that for all I know (I mean, you were referencing Mission Impossible just now).


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Dayboat scallops are scallops that have not been subject to any preservatives. They are drier and tastier than regular scallops. Edamame are boiled soybeans and they can be found in the Japanese / Sushi section of many supermarkets or Asian stores.
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1 ½ cup lobster tarragon nage – recipe below
¼ cup grape seed or canola oil
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Season scallops with salt and pepper. Heat oil very hot in a medium size sauté pan. Add scallops and cook until nicely browned on one side. Turn and continue to cook until done – approx. 1 minute.
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LOBSTER TARRAGON NAGE (nage means "to swim" in French)
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The Melting Pot, 19850 W. Bluemound Rd. in Brookfield, is a great escape to go with your friends for an enjoyable meal.
I often meet with friends, old co-workers, and college friends to catch up. This week I went up to meet with some of my parenting friends. Stacy Smith, Jill Davidson and I went up to the melting pot on Monday for Ladies' Night Out. You get to enjoy cheese fondue, salad and chocolate fondue for $16 per person. You can even add a petite entrée for $8, although that is a lot of food.
The melting pot is a place to go when you are not in a hurry and want to talk and bond with your friends. The wait staff at the restaurant is knowledgeable and a great asset to your experience.
The first course is the cheese course and you can pick from several different types. Then you are taught how to use the pot and told of countless items that are great to dip inside of the pot. You then have an excellent salad, followed by the chocolate fondue that also comes in many flavors. My favorite is the chocolate with peanut butter and the many dipping options from cheesecake, strawberries, and marshmallows.
The great thing about the experience for all of us was that we were able to manage our topics of conversation a little more effectively than we do other places. We can talk the whole day away with no problem. The spacing and the no rush atmosphere of the restaurant allows for the conversations to have a natural flow that seemed to go from school concerns, to politics, to everyday family life. Stacy and Jill loved the food and the whole experience, and plan to go back. The favorite fondue of all involved was the chocolate, yeah!
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GovExec App: Now for Android, Too
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- July 17, 2012
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Earlier this year, we debuted a GovExec app for the iPhone, shortly after launching the redesign of our website. It has been, with all due modesty, something of a hit--more than 5,000 downloads, and high ratings and nice reviews.
About the only complaint we have received about the app came in the form of a question voiced by a number of our users: Where's the Android version?
I'm pleased to announce that as of today, the answer is: right here.
Like the iPhone app, the Android version provides easy daily updates on the TSP's funds, along with quick links to all of our news updates. So download away, Android users.
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Italian-style pizzas the focus at Brookfield's new Mozzaluna
The wood-fired oven in Brookfield's Stonewood Village is making pizzas again, in a snap — about 2 minutes to bake each one. Mozzaluna has opened in 17700 W. Capitol Drive.
That site previously was Mr. B's -- A Bartolotta Steakhouse, until it moved down the road a bit in 2010. Before that, the site was Nonna Bartolotta's, which served pizzas and other midpriced Italian fare.
To come up with the name for his new restaurant, Phil LeClaire combined a cheese and a knife — mozzarella and mezzeluna.
"I've been fascinated with the restaurant business my whole life," said LeClaire, a structural engineer. He wanted to open a restaurant for families that wasn't a chain or high-end to fill a gap in that part of Brookfield.
The restaurant's menu lists five appetizers, three salads and five pasta dishes, but its main focus is pizzas. Customers can design their own or choose from the 15 specialty pizzas. Each pizza is meant for one diner; pizzas all are about 11 to 12 inches and run $8 to $13. For an extra $2, guests can substitute fresh mozzarella.
Chef Alfredo D'Amato, a native of Italy, is making the dough from the traditional 00 flour, a finer, softer flour.
"It gives you a nice, soft chew but also gets the crumb on the outside to puff up a little, and get that nice char," LeClaire said.
Pizzas include the Capricciosa (tomato sauce, mozzarella, soppressata, mushroom, artichoke, kalamata olives and oregano) and the Mozzaluna (sliced tomato, mozzarella, prosciutto, arugula and shaved Parmesan).
Appetizers include two kinds of bruschetta, including one with roasted tomatoes, garlic, basil and olive oil ($4.99).
Mozzaluna makes its own dressings for salads such as the cranberry-walnut with spring greens, asiago and red onion ($7.99). Pastas include mushroom-filled ravioli with marsala cream sauce and walnuts ($12.99).
The restaurant also makes its filling for cannoli shells from Scordato Bakery in Milwaukee.
The bar opens daily at 4 p.m., and dinner is served from 5 to 9 p.m. In a week or two, LeClaire said, the restaurant will begin opening for weekday lunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Will Eno's Title and Deed, a new solo play about a mysterious traveler, opens in its American premiere May 20 following previews from May 8 as part of Signature Theatre Company's season at the new Pershing Square Signature Center. Conor Lovett stars, repeating his turn seen in Ireland. Performances play to June 17.
Eno's play, which was written for Lovett, is a co-production between the Signature and Ireland's Gare St. Lazare Players. It premiered in summer 2011. Lovett's recent appearance with Gare St. Lazare Players was in the Irish production of Samuel Beckett's The End.
Judy Hegarty Lovett again directs the production at the Alice Griffin Jewel Box Theatre on West 42nd Street. Signature recently announced an additional 16 performances for the run.
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Title and Deed has scenic design by Tony Award winner Christine Jones (Spring Awakening), costume design by Andrea Lauer and lighting design by Ben Stanton.
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yeah, he's the best commentator... of the night
I don't know why there's so much hate towards Joe Rogan. He's got an exciting voice, and knows a whole lot about the sport, and keeps the fight exciting. I really enjoy his play by play sometimese when the fights on the ground, explaining what's going on in detail for the casual fan who doesn't know a lot about the positions and sub possibilities.
As for him looking like a bum, whenever i see him he's usually got a nicely pressed button up shirt and some jeans on, which I think is fine for some sitting behind a desk who you don't even see for the majority of the night.
as for goldie.....well he says some dumb shit but he's got the voice for the job and maybe if he talked a little less and let rogan fill in the silent spots with some mma talk, then i'd be happier. i wouldn't want to see couture or florian replace him because whenever they guest ommentate, they usually bore the shit ut of me. florians whiny girl voice and coutures quiet gravely murmur bugs me even more then goldbergs "john madden-like" obvious remarks.
I actually think he is in love with Rogan, I have seen some pics of Goldie looking at Rogan with such a weird face....
The things that he says are epic, I bet one day he will say "The UFC fighters are in the UFC"
His precision is really...precise. Goldberg on Anderson Silva.
I hate how Goldberg is always doing those dumbass plugs at the worst time, like when someone is trying to pull off a sub "don't forget to check out the UFC poker room, Joe!"
"Here we are at sold out so-and-so arena for UFC such-and-such." "Three five minute rounds!" "SUPERMAN PUNCH zOMG!!!!1" It's the same stupid shit over and over, at least Joe has some insight in to what is actually going on. He breaks down some things for people who are new to the sport which is cool. But Goldberg just spews out crap. And does he have to end every sentence with the word "Joe"?
....the voice sucks!!....I can't believe people like this douche bag......before the K-1 new years eve card he did a Q and A with mmaweekly and basically said who he thought and wanted to win each fight. As an announcer or play by play guy your are really not supposed to inject your opinion like that. He does it all the time,and on top of that he is annoying as hell.
....I'm not saying Goldie is any better,but at least he provides some comic relief,even if it is unintentional. Rogan and Bas provide fans with the best mma knowledge. They would be a good team. I really don't know what happened to Quadros because he and Bas in Pride were a really good team. I think Quadros needs to put down the pipe or whatever drugs he is on.
It should be some combination of Randy Couture, Bas Rutten, Kenny Florian, and Mike Schiavello commentating every show there is.
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Bas Ruten and Quadros were the best. The Voice is good too. I don't usually listen to the commentary anymore, usually the party is too loud or I'm at a bar and everybody is too loud.
Quadros really wow maybe i have him mixed up with someone but that guy did not know shit about mma when he was in pride (he is the guy with the very bad staind yellow teeth right )
I know what you're saying about goldberg's unintentional comedy lol, and that is definitely a plus for him!
This thread got me thinking about Bruce Buffer, and what he does when he isn't announcing, so i went and searched around really quick and found that he has a Black Belt 2 rating (i haven't the slightest clue what that means besides the fact that he has a black belt), and that he was an amateur kick boxer until he was 32, and continues to train today. I have to say that he just got a whole lot cooler in my eyes!
EDIT: Ok i take it all back, these guys aren't that bad. Why am i saying this??? I saw my first episode of strikeforce this weekend, wow, the commentators really need some help! Awesome fights though! It was this episode : Strikeforce: Miami - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I've never seen or heard of cyborg, but she's a beast!!!!
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I like Goldberg because he screws up. He makes some really funny comments sometimes... unintentionally.
I dont remeber exactlly how it went but the "hughes brothers bangin it out behind the barn" was funny as hell.
I like Goldberg because he screws up. He makes some really funny comments sometimes... unintentionally.
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Ruth Reichl, the former NYT restaurant reviewer, final editor of Gourmet magazine and author of several best-selling memoirs, will be turning to fiction with her next book. Random House will publish Delicious! in May 2014, "a novel of sisters, family ties, and a young woman who must let go of the past to embrace her own gifts." The aforementioned heroine is Billie Breslin, who has moved to New York City to take a job at the food magazine Delicious!. But after Delicious! is abruptly shuttered, Billie discovers of WWII-era letters between a 12-year-old girl and famous chef and cookbook writer James Beard—a correspondence that ends up changing her own life. Readers can count on evocative descriptions of NYC and an authentic depiction of the foodie magazine scene—and yes, even a recipe for Billie's famous gingerbread. Related in BookPage: Read an interview with Ruth Reichl and other coverage of her previous books.
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Rachel Urquhart's debut novel takes place in a Shaker community in the 1840s—the place where 15-year-old Polly and her younger brother flee after burning her house down to conceal the murder of her abusive father. But she finds that safety comes at something of a price in this harsh and restrictive community.
"Why must I pretend my brother is not my brother?" she asked. She no longer felt afraid of this stranger. Nothing moved her anymore, not love, not worry, not even sadness. She had become as hard and dry as a winter seed. "Mama said she had business to attend to," Polly said, not intending to speak her doubts out loud. "Perhaps. And yet, how could she have left us in a place where there can be no love?"
The girl let out a sigh. "There is love here, you will see. Brother for brother, sister for sister. But flesh bonds are forged in the fires of carnal sin. Your Ben, like you, was born of a filthy act. Here, that filth will be lifted. You shall see for yourself, if you are willing to renounce your blood ties and confess. Should you refuse, then you do not belong among us."
2013 is winding down, and it's time to celebrate the year in books! With so many notable titles published this year, picking our top 50 was a real challenge. The full list will debut for the first time in our December issue, but for now, check out #26-50.
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27. Big Brother by Lionel Shriver
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30. The Golem and the Jinni by Helene Wecker
31. The Book of Ages by Jill Lepore
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35. At Night We Walk in Circles by Daniel Alarcón
36. Drinking with Men by Rosie Schaap
37. And the Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini
38. The Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown
39. Going Clear by Lawrence Wright
40. Burial Rites by Hannah Kent
41. Five Star Billionaire by Tash Aw
42. The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman
43. The Ghost Bride by Yangsze Choo
44. Ecstatic Nation by Brenda Wineapple
45. Ghostman by Roger Hobbs
46. The Secrets of Happy Families by Bruce Feiler
47. Jim Henson: The Biography by Brian Jay Jones
48. Sisterland by Curtis Sittenfeld
49. Visitation Street by Ivy Pochoda
50. Gulp by Mary Roach
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Today's Debut of the Day pick is Amy & Isabelle, by Elizabeth Strout. Strout went on to win the Pulitzer Prize with her third book, Olive Kitteridge, but her debut, a sensitive story about mothers and daughters, marked her as an author to watch. Isabelle thinks she knows everything about her daughter, Amy, but when she discovers that Amy has been having an affair with her math teacher, their relationship is tested.
Amy's deceit makes Isabelle, a single mother, question her own parenting skills, remembering her own lies that began when she first moved to Shirley Falls when Amy was a baby. Horrified by her daughter's actions, Isabelle commits an act that they later regret, igniting the hostile silence throughout the summer. Unsure how to make amends, Amy and Isabelle begin the arduous process of learning to see each other as adults and recognizing their respective limits. . . . In this quiet but exhilarating novel, the reader becomes involved in the life of Shirley Falls, able to peer through everyone's roofs at night and empathize with their struggles.
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Use your past favorites to discover your favorite new voice! Here are 10 notable first novels paired with their 2013 read-alikes. Agree? Disagree? Duke it out with me in the comments.
If you liked The Devil Wears Prada, you'll love
. . . Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan
Like Prada, Kwan's debut features a likable heroine thrust into a world beyond her ken. Only instead of the fashion elite, Rachel is brought into the secretive kingdom of the offshore Chinese, a community with wealth and privilege beyond her wildest imaginings.
If you liked The Time Traveler's Wife, you'll love
. . . The Enchanted Life of Adam Hope by Rhonda Riley
Like Audrey Niffenegger's 2003 bestseller, Rhonda Riley's debut tells the story of an ordinary woman in love with someone who's . . . not so ordinary. Along the way, it explores questions about the nature of love and identity.
If you liked Swamplandia!, you'll love . . . The Rathbones by Janice Clark
If you like quirks, literary chops and a touch of magic in your fiction, The Rathbones is the 2013 debut for you. It stars a spunky teenage heroine who sets out on a search for a missing relative—and encompasses 100 years of Rathbone family history in the process.
If you liked The Tiger's Wife, you'll love . . .
A Constellation of Vital Phenomena by Anthony Marra
Marra's accomplished debut is set in war-torn Chechnya, and, like Obreht's, manages to tell a compelling story while exploring the effects of a brutal civil war. Insightful and enlightening, this is the sort of novel that helps you see the world differently.
If you liked The Art of Fielding, you'll love . . . Double Feature by Owen King
Like Fielding, Double Feature manages to tackle the tricky topic of young man coming of age without self-indulgence or pretension—although King's hero Sam Dolan must prove himself in Hollywood rather than on the baseball field. Both novels surround a dynamic male lead with an equally true-to-life, crowd-pleasing cast of characters, and ably walk the line between tragedy and comedy.
If you liked Cold Mountain, you'll love . . . Southern Cross the Dog by Bill Cheng.
Though set in different eras, these two debuts both masterfully evoke the Southern landscape and culture and feature down-and-out protagonists who could use a little bit of luck—not to mention poetic, spare prose.
If you liked The Lovely Bones, you'll love . . . Tampa by Alissa Nutting
Alice Sebold's first novel broke the rules by killing her narrator in the opening pages. Nutting's debut is possibly even more transgressive: Its narrator is an unrepentant, beautiful and cold young woman who preys on her teen students. But a bold premise is nothing without an equally strong and original voice—and both of these books have it.
If you liked The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, you'll love . . . Letters from Skye by Jessica Brockmole
A story told in letters, set mostly on a small, isolated island during a world war—this summary could describe either of these charming novels. Although each has its own distinct voice, both handily evoke their eras and will please fans of love stories and small-town tales.
If you liked The Light Between Oceans, you'll love
. . . The Execution of Noa P. Singleton by Elizabeth L. Silver
Though the settings of these two novels could not be more different—an isolated island off the coast of Australia vs. a modern American prison—the moral questions raised by each will have a similar resonance in readers' minds.
If you liked The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, you'll love . . . The Andalucian Friend by Alexander Söderberg
With a settings ranging from Sweden to Spain's stunning Costa del Sol, this fast-paced crime thriller is hard-boiled enough to satisfy fans of Stieg Larsson's Millenium trilogy.
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Today's Debut of the Day pick is Sleep Toward Heaven by Amanda Eyre Ward. Set in the women's prison in Gatestown, Texas, this heartfelt and challenging novel is a true literary page-turner that intertwines the lives of three women: a murderer waiting to be executed on death row—who is at the same time desperately ill with AIDS—the widow of the man she murdered and the physician responsible for the inmate's care.
In lean, luminous prose, Ward taps into her own chilling experiences visiting one of the state's women's prisons. Her sharply drawn characters ponder life's capital-letter concepts: Guilt, Vengeance, Forgiveness. As Mills says, while driving to witness Lowens' execution, "The fact is that in the abstract, I do believe in mercy. . . . I believe people make mistakes, and that they should be given a chance to atone. But I also feel that something was taken away from me . . . and that I deserve something back."
Read the full review from our July 2003 issue here.
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Today's Debut of the Day pick is The Spellman Files, the 2007 debut of Lisa Lutz, a former screenwriter. Wacky and irreverent, this is a quirky first novel that will appeal to fans of "Arrested Development" and the works of Maria Semple.
The first in a series, The Spellman Files tells the story of Isabelle Spellman, a tough-talking 28-year-old (described by another character as "Dirty Harry meets Nancy Drew") who works for her eccentric family's P.I. business. Investigating others is their formal objective, but the family including alcoholic gambler Uncle Ray and Izzy's 14-year-old sister Rae (who is known to snap incriminating photos of family members to use as blackmail) regularly probe each other's lives as well. This comes to a head when Izzy starts dating nice-guy dentist Daniel and can't go on a date without turning around to find her mother hot on her tail.
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Today's Debut of the Day pick is You Came Back by Christopher Coake, a wrenching journey through grief that is also a suspenseful page-turner. Is Mark Fife's son really haunting the home where he died? Can people move on after tragedy? These questions and more are answered in this thoughtful first novel.
In You Came Back, the compelling debut novel by award-winning writer Christopher Coake, there is no shortage of love. There is the love Mark Fife has for his fiancée, Allison. There is his stubborn, somewhat obsessive love for his ex-wife, Chloe, the college sweetheart who left him. And there is the mountain of love he and Chloe both shoulder for their young son, Brendan, whose death in terrifyingly mundane circumstances will send chills down the spine of every parent.
Read the full review from our March 2012 issue here. And look for a new debut of the day all month long!
If you've ever found yourself thinking, gee, I wish there were more novels about seafaring adventurers—well, this is your summer. Five—yes, five—upcoming books explore the ocean's destructive and seductive powers, spanning centuries and featuring a very diverse cast of characters.
Monique Roffey's Archipelago (Viking, June) is set in modern-day Trinidad, which has just been torn apart by a devastating flood. Their home destroyed, Gavin and his young daughter pack up the dog and set out on a life-changing voyage on the very sea that turned their lives upside-down. Roffey is an up-and-coming writer; her previous novel, The White Woman on the Green Bicycle, was a 2011 Orange Prize finalist. Fans of Caribbean literature and father-daughter stories should pay attention.
Rewind a couple hundred years to 1819 for poet Eli Brown's madcap adventure, Cinnamon and Gunpowder (FSG, June). Female pirate Hannah Mabbot, famous for both her ruthlessness and flaming red hair, captures master chef Owen Wedgewood in a raid on an British lord's mansion. She agrees to spare his life—as long as he cooks her a delicious meal every Sunday. Wedgewood finds the provisions aboard the Flying Rose sadly inadequate, yet he is inventive enough to coax out some four-star meals from the one-star ingredients. In the meantime, an unlikely respect blossoms between captive and captain. Quirky characters combined with the adventure of the high seas make for a novel unlike any other you've read.
If we're judging a book by its cover, Kate Worsley's She Rises (Bloomsbury, June) wins by a mile. This literary novel set in 1740 is the story of Louise, whose father and brother were lost to the sea. Still, she doesn't say no when a wealthy ship's captain asks her to be his daughter's maid and companion. Meanwhile, 15-year-old Luke is impressed into service on one of his majesty's ships, desperate to return to the girl he left behind and struggling to survive the hard life of a sailor. Worsley's debut is is impeccably researched, bringing the Georgian period and its hardships to life.
Challenging and elliptical, Lori Baker's The Glass Ocean (The Penguin Press, August) features another unusual red-haired heroine (is there a genetic link between red hair and a yen for the ocean?). Orphaned Calotta Dell'oro lost her parents to the sea, and as she pieces together their story, which began with a fateful 1841 meeting, it becomes clear that the past is key to shaping her future. Baker, who is the author of two short story collections and teaches at Brown University, received a blurb from Thomas Pynchon for this debut—which seems a more accurate indicator of its content than the popular-fiction cover treatment.
Speaking of unconventional heroines, Janice Clark serves us up another one in 15-year-old Mercy Rathbone, narrator of The Rathbones (Doubleday, August). The youngest in a long dynasty of whalers—a dying industry in 1849, when the novel is set—Mercy lives with her mother and uncle Mordecai on the shores of Connecticut, missing her father, who has yet to return from the voyage he set out on seven years earlier. When violence strikes, Mercy and Mordecai are forced to set off on a voyage of their own, one that takes them through the family's haunted past. Clark's debut is tinged with the Gothic and has echoes of Poe and Melville, but the alternating past-and-present storylines and shaking of the family tree recalls Lauren Groff's The Monsters of Templeton.
Whew. I hope there are some fans of seafaring fiction out there. Any of these float your boat (sorry!)?
The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller
Ecco • $14.99 • ISBN 9780062060624
Published March 2012 • Winner of the 2012 Orange Prize for Fiction
Confession: Homer doesn't do it for me. Greek mythology was fun, but The Odyssey was the one book in high school that I, an avowed abhorrer of Cliffs Notes, ever faked finishing (sorry, Mrs. Brown!), and I never even bothered giving The Iliad a try. (This decision was later validated in my mind after watching the 2004 film Troy, which I found just OK, despite the eye candy of Brad Pitt, Orlando Bloom and Eric Bana.) So the idea of enjoying a novel based on The Iliad . . . well, it sounded unlikely to say the least.
But readers and reviewers—people whose opinions I respected—kept buzzing about The Song of Achilles. When it won the Orange Prize, putting it in the company of several of my favorite novels, I decided it was time to put my prejudices aside and dive in. And I'm glad I did. Miller's novel has poetic touches, and the world is one that readers of Homer will recognize, but she imagines it in a more personal light: through the lens of the friendship and eventual love story between Patroclus, a disgraced Greek prince, and the warrior Achilles, a demigod with a tragic destiny. Patroclus narrates the novel, and the strong bond between him and Achilles provides an intimate counterpoint to the epic chronicle of the Trojan War.
Patroclus first sees Achilles when they are both children and Achilles has come to run in the games held in Patrocles' father's kingdom.
He is shorter than the others, and still plump with childhood in a way they are not. His hair is long, and tied back with leather; it burns against the dark, bare skin of his back. His face, when he turns, is as serious as a man's.
When the priest strikes the ground, he slips past the thickened bodies of the older boys. He moves easily, his heels flashing pink as licking tongues. He wins.
I stare as my father lifts the garland from my lap and crowns him; the leaves seem almost black against the brightness of his hair. His father, Peleus, comes to claim him, smiling and proud. Peleus' kingdom is smaller than ours, but his wife is rumored to be a goddess, and his people love him. My father watches with envy. His wife is stupid and his son too slow to race in even the youngest group. He turns to me.
"This is what a son should be."
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This motorbike is around 7.1 feet long, 32 inches wide, 45 inches tall, and has 5.7 inches of ground clearance. The turning radius for the bike is 9.2 feet. These Yamaha cruisers come equipped with a two-piece vinyl seat that is designed to provide two seats for the driver and one passenger. These cruisers also come equipped with a detachable passenger seat and foot pegs for both riders.
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Many riders feel the 2004 Yamaha Virago cruiser can be an ideal starter motorbike for novice riders. Some riders have trouble getting an accurate reading because this motorbike does not come with an oil dip stick or center stand. This cruiser features a sight window on the side of the engine block, but the cruiser needs to be on level ground in order to get a reliable measure. This makes it easy for novice riders without their own lift to easily overfill the cruiser with oil. Overfilling the engine can make oil splash into the cylinders, interfere with the combustion stages, and damage the plugs as well.
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Samoa Air's new policy has a lot of people talking: weigh more, pay more. The South Pacific-based airline claims to be the world's first to charge passengers based on their weight in addition to their luggage.
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According to the policy, a passenger that weighs about 150 pounds with no baggage will pay about about $85 for a typical flight inside Samoa. A ticket to American Samoa, 250 miles east, would cost about $155.
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One cannot discuss The Haunting of Helena without bringing 2003's Darkness Falls into the conversation. Both horror movies are about an über-evil Tooth Fairy (really a malevolent spirit of a female killed ages ago), and Helena's heroine looks not unlike the earlier film's Emma Caulfield. I'd go so far as to call this one an unofficial remake, with the setting transplanted to Italy.


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---The night before Mike Mularkey resigned as Buffalo Bills head coach he told his wife words to the effect: "If we walk away from this job, we'll probably never get another head coaching chance again."
Today Mularkey's coaching rehabilitation is complete, as he gets introduced as the Jacksonville Jaguars' new head coach. Of course, Mularkey did walk away from the Bills' job after only two seasons in charge. His reason boiled down to this: It wasn't the same job he signed up for. The Bills had just fired Mularkey's benefactor, team president Tom Donahoe. Marv Levy was put in charge as the new general manager. Levy had no ties to Mularkey. The obvious and logical thing to do was to let Levy bring in his own head coach. The overwhelming likelihood was that was going to happen anyway in another year. But Levy and Bills owner Ralph Wilson, who liked Mularkey, refused to acknowledge that. (Levy, in his heart, wanted to be the head coach himself, but Wilson nipped that in the bud right after Levy was introduced as GM.)
With Levy above him instead of Donahoe, Mularkey, pictured above, didn't have as much say in personnel and staffing as he had under Donahoe. So Mularkey saw the writing on the wall and quit. The Bills did not have to pay him the remainder of his contract. Not many people do that in any business - walk away from a sure paycheck. But Mularkey did, and he deserves a lot of respect for it.
Here's hoping Mularkey succeeds in Jacksonville. He's a smart guy. He's creative. He has done a good job running the offense in Atlanta with franchise QB Matt Ryan. And as he proved in January 2006, he is a high-character, principled man. Rest assured he learned one lesson from his Buffalo gig. He will pick his entire staff. He didn't get to do that in Buffalo. He assumed some of Gregg Williams' staff with the Bills. Mularkey and defensive chief Jerry Gray had philosophical differences.
Mularkey also needs to be a little more comfortable in his own skin in public. Be himself. He was a bit too trepidatious in Buffalo. But with Donahoe looking over his shoulder that was understandable.
Jacksonville is a pretty good situation for Mularkey. He has a new owner who will want to give him a lot of support the next few years. He has a good, young defense, which ranked sixth this season. Blaine Gabbert isn't the answer at quarterback. But with Maurice Jones-Drew and a power game like Mularkey ran early in his tenure in Atlanta, the Jags could be competitive right away.
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It would seem our mild climate would make thunderstorms hard to develop. What allows them to form?
We certainly don't have the hot, muggy air followed by abrupt cooling that breeds the powerful thunderstorms farther east, mainly east of the Rockies. Thunderstorms here are most common from late spring to early fall. The sun is more direct then, better able to heat the ground. That results in a sharp decrease in temperature from ground to altitude (when colder air moves in aloft). That's the definition of an unstable air mass; a sharp decrease in temperature with altitude. Another factor is that our mountains can give moist, unstable air more of a push upward. Even if conditions are marginal for thunderstorms, that upward boost can make the difference.