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Peer Mentors are available to help students succeed in their college experience. The WSU Davis Peer Mentors hold office hours each week in room 260 and can be contacted by e-mail.
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On one hand, comic Bill Maher has an op-ed in today's New York Times calling for an end to the clichéd cycle of insult and apology:
Let's have an amnesty — from the left and the right — on every made-up, fake, totally insincere, playacted hurt, insult, slight and affront. Let's make this Sunday the National Day of No Outrage. One day a year when you will not find some tiny thing someone did or said and pretend you can barely continue functioning until they apologize.
On the other, Rush Limbaugh's critics have stepped up their war on his radio program. Note that Macon is a targeted city. From the Associated Press:
NEW YORK — Rush Limbaugh's opponents are starting a radio campaign against him Thursday, seizing upon the radio star's attack of a Georgetown law student as a "slut" to make a long-term effort aimed at weakening his business.
The liberal Media Matters for America is using a past campaign against Glenn Beck as a template. In Limbaugh, however, they're
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August 30, 2011 :: Corky's sister seems a right good laugh, doesn't she? Oh dear. It's Corky's dad I want to know about though. How has he paid for that £5 million house? I think that might be a story for another day. Yes yes, maybe it is Mrs Corky's money, but were that the case I feel she could have found herself a less schlubby hubby.
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An affordable way to a more fashionable floor, the Jazz twist pile rug has a sumptuously rich texture and comes in a wash of fab colours, from the tangy tone of apple to the silky smooth indulgence of latte.
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Spiderman City Rug
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Milan Shaggy Squares Rug
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Sumptuously soft underfoot, the Milan shaggy rug accentuates your home's contemporary look.
In a choice of chocolate, plum and green, the rug flaunts a squares design that mixes colours and neutrals for a modern style. The shaggy pile softens the look and adds warmth to your room. Available in 4 sizes, there's one to suit your space:
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If you want to add a blast of colour to your stylish, contemporary space, look no further than the Petal Burst rug.
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This stylish UK made utility runner is made from a durable polyamide loop pile that's perfect for use in high traffic areas in family homes.
The runner flaunts a super stylish printed word design and benefits from a slip-resistant backing for added safety on hard surfaces such as tiles and laminate flooring. Choose from chocolate and grey colour options.
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Glamour Shaggy Rug in 3 size options.
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Give your floors a touch of glamour with this luxurious, ultra silky shaggy rug that was meant to be walked all over!
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Flokati Hand-woven Wool Rug in 4 size options
Our Flokati rug has a soft shaggy pile made of indulgent wool.
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Kendall and Kylie Jenner look very Kardashian like in the March issue of Glamour Mag… But the teenage model sisters claim that they have no desire to actually share the Kardashian name with their half-sisters.
But they love sharing the fame. When asked if they have any doubts about living life in the public eye they insist that their reality show has brought the Kardashian/Jenner klan closer as a family.
Kylie says - "Our family is closer because of the show. And when we are older, we'll have the memories on tape… If some of those moments hadn't been filmed, I wouldn't remember them!"
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Police arrested a man wanted in a fatal shooting that happened at the CVS Pharmacy of Grayson Highway in 2012.
Officers found Alex Delgado Ramos, 27, suffering from a gunshot wound on March 4, 2012. He was taken to a hospital and later died as a result of his injuries.
Lawrenceville officers filed warrants against Jamad Wallace for murder and aggravated assault against Wallace.
Wallace was on the run until he was arrested on Jan. 23, 2013.
Police said Wallace was already wanted for a shooting that occurred on Dec. 9, 2011.
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Nationals' Rogue Genius Manager Davey Johnson Sits Down with Tom VerducciPosted: September 26, 2012 Filed under: Weekly Issue | Tags: Davey Johnson, MLB Playoffs Sports Illustrated, tom verducci, Washington Nationals, Washington Sports Illustrated Comments Off
Over the last decade, two of Nationals manager Davey Johnson's children have died and he almost lost his own life from a ruptured appendix, but today he is the oldest manager in baseball guiding the league's second-youngest team to its first postseason. Johnson hadn't managed in the big leagues in more than 10 years when Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo called him in June 2011 to take over the team. Since then, the Nationals have been run the way Davey chooses and his players are thriving (page 60).
Johnson is described by utilityman Mark DeRosa as "Unfiltered". This demeanor comes out when asked if the Nationals could have handled their situation with Stephen Strasburg the same way the Braves have handled their young ace Kris Medlen. He said, "No! It's a crock of s— what they're doing with Medlen. It ain't anywhere close [to Strasburg]. They're trying to act like geniuses. Here's the deal. And their whole life they're raised to go through a certain process at certain times of the year. And ballplayers go through them in the spring. Now you take Doc Halladay or anybody, and if you start varying that—don't let him [pitch] for a month? You don't what's going to happen."
Johnson is a man who lives day-by-day, made evident by losing four managerial jobs and most painfully, the burial of two children. He said, "I think about them every day. They're in my prayers ever day, as well as the people I love and wanted protected. I don't pray for wins. I pray for health. I try to look on it that I was blessed for as long as I had them. They were joys. But it's also the way I've lived my life. I'm going to enjoy the right now. My energy is about enjoying the moment the best way I can. Losing two kids only reaffirms how precious each moment of your life is. You're given a gift with every opportunity."


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Happy New Year to everyone….and welcome 2010! Before I officially close the door on 2009, I wanted to take a moment to thank all the readers which continue to support our site!
We experienced a 281% increase in traffic for 2009 versus 2008, page views tripled, and our bounce rate for the last quarter was 2.33%!
Since focusing on consistent daily postings back in October, our email subscriptions have doubled. User submitted photoblogs continue to be the largest resource for our daily postings, so keep them coming…received over 2500 photoblog suggestions during 2009.
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Dr. Nancy Gum has over 20 years of experience in providing her patients with the highest quality orthodontic care. She earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) degree from UOP's Arthur Dugoni School of Dentistry in San Francisco, and then completed specialized certification, obtaining her Masters Degree (MSD) in orthodontics, also at the Arthur Dugoni School of Dentistry.
As a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics, Dr. Gum is an esteemed member of the orthodontic community. At her private practice in San Jose, she offers the latest techniques for orthodontic treatment, including Invisalign®.
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Firefighters hold fundraiserJanuary 07,2014The West Pawlet Volunteer Fire Department is holding a fundraiser pancake breakfast Sunday.
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Flash some style with this treasure map wine gift box. With its aged wood finish, brass accents and luggage strap design, it makes for animpressive gift. Add some fine chocolates and glazed cashews and you'll be the hit of the gift givers.
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Monday, March 9, 2009
Persian poetry exhibition attracts international coverage
The Harry Ransom Center's exhibition The Persian Sensation: The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám in the West has recently garnered coverage in multiple Arabic and Persian news outlets.
The exhibition has been mentioned in the Tehran Times, Payvand's Iran News, MehrNews.com, Persian Journal, Press TV and Aaram News.
The U.S. Department of State has also published information about the exhibition on its website in English, Persian and Arabic.
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Grappling with grief in the wake of a tragedy
How does one handle the news that 27 people were shot in an elementary school, 20 of whom were small children? Managing our feelings in situations like this can be confusing and overwhelming. How do we find any power when we're powerless? How do we go on with our day-to-day lives when such a tragedy is unfolding so close to home? How do we act normally without fear of going to the movies or the mall or dropping off our kids at school?
The reality is that the answers have not been laid out for us. Many people anesthetize their discomfort — alcohol, food, TV and so on can provide a temporary numbing effect. Other people may go into avoidance mode and act like nothing has happened in order to cope. Some are hypersensitive to the tragedies of the world and plunge into a state of total depression.
There is no right or wrong way to feel when it comes to tragedy. But there are tools that can greatly guide you through your emotions and help you find power in a powerless situation. If you're feeling overwhelmed and deeply emotional about the shooting in Newtown, use these tools.
Step 1: Honor your feelings
If you avoid your feelings, they will come up at some point and in some form. Feelings live deep within our body. Often if they are denied, they may manifest in the forms of sickness, anger or fear. The first step in dealing with tragedy is to fully honor your feelings. If you need time alone, spend time alone. If you need to cry, cry. Sometimes it's helpful to write about how you're feeling. This step can be very cathartic, and it's crucial to moving forward with grace.
Step 2: Set loving intentions
When people pass on in a tragic way, a fearful energy vibrates throughout the world. Everyone psychically picks up this energy. Whether you realize it or not, you're directly affected. The only power we have in these situations is the power of loving intentions — meditation and prayer. Spend time in stillness by yourself or with loved ones. Come together to hold the energy of the situation. Send love and light to all the victims involved. For the next 30 days, commit to praying for their peace. (If you need help with meditation, you can visit www.gabbyb.tv for my free guided meditations.)
Step 3: Be kinder to everyone
At times like this, we must let go of all littleness and focus on what is real. Now more than ever, make the time to be with your loved ones. Hold them close and remind them of how much you care for them. Take time to connect with family and community. When tragedies like this happen, everyone feels it on a visceral level. The only way for us to raise the energy of our nation is to bring in more love immediately. Fear and chaos cannot coexist with love. But where there is love, there is real power.
None of us can undo the tragedy in Newtown. But we can come together in a spirit of love to move through our feelings, support one another, bless the victims and heal.
— Gabrielle Bernstein is the author of "Spirit Junkie."
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Hillcrest Parent Teacher Association President Jennifer Parker said that among the guests expected to attend the 9 a.m. event are County Executive Kevin Kamenetz, Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent Dallas Dance and 1st District Councilman Tom Quirk.
"I think what brought it to this event is that there's so much work put in it, it's a really, really special place and we're very proud of it," Parker said.
"We wanted to have an official ribbon cutting, opening of, the courtyard," she said.
The ribbon cutting will happen the day before Hillcrest's annual plant sale and exchange and the courtyard will be decorated with plants to be sold the next day, Parker said.
She said the sale, which always occurs the Friday before Mother's Day, has been going on for over 15 years and that it's a great way for the community to show off its green thumb.
"We turn the whole front of Hillcrest into a beautiful spring-like flower show," Parker said.
"It's flats of flowers, it's hanging baskets," she said. "All in time for Mother's Day."
"The whole front lawn is literally covered in plants," Neebe said.
In addition to plants, the school will also sell garden accessories such as spinners and plant stakes.
Those who do not wish to purchase plants can bring plants of their own to exchange.
Parker's husband, Ken Erickson, runs the Catonsville Plant Exchange, and will be at the event facilitating a community-wide plant exchange.
"Somebody will say, 'I have too many day lilies, who wants some?' And someone will say, 'I need some hostas, who has some?,' " Parker said.
The sale and exchange is scheduled for 3 to 6 p.m. Friday on the front lawn of Hillcrest Elementary School, 1500 Frederick Road.


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Welcome to the Savannah State University
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Congratulations Class of 2014!
Commencement Speaker:
Assistant Secretary Linda Thomas-Greenfield
U.S. Department of State's Bureau of African Affairs
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Interview: Michael Marshall Smith
With the BBC recently snapping up the rights to his latest novel 'The Intruders' and a feature film based on one of his short stories, 'Hell hath enlarged herself,' in production, Michael Marshall Smith is one of the hottest British writers around.
From his early science fiction novels to his last four more contemporary books (as Michael Marshall), the author's imagination about future technology such as cloning and artificial intelligence, and the way in which he integrates everyday technology into his non-science fiction novels, have added a new dimension to his writing.
I caught up with Michael in a pub in Kentish Town to ask him about his passion for Macs, the iPhone and why he thinks human nature will always bring out the worse in any new technology:
PG: You're a bit of a technology fan – what gadgets are you looking forward to getting your hands on?
MMS: I'm looking forward to the iPhone. I know it's not going to work properly, but I early adopt every Apple technology, from the message pad to the cube and so on. What I would really love is a sort of sub-notebook – the pads are small but they are just a little bit too big to carry round. I think they'd be the two things that I wanted.
PG: Apple likes to make a big splash with their products don't they?
I know when the cube came out I was walking past it and thought 'f****** hell that's the best thing I've ever seen!' even though it's considered one of their failures. They are the only people who manage to do that kind of thing. I assume what they have done is that they have listened to what everyone has said about the iPhone and learnt from their mistakes in the past about putting something straight into the market. Hopefully they will have ironed out the problems by the time it arrives.
PG: So will the iPhone replace your Treo?
No, I'll keep hold of the Treo because it works. It does everything I want to, and it synchs up well with my Mac. The thing about the Treo is that it lets me get my e-mails when I want them rather than constantly pushing them at me like Blackberrys.
PG: I've never really got the whole Blackberry thing…
No – I remember reading an Ian M. Banks novel where they had chips that told everyone where you were all the time, like GPS; but I WANT to get lost, and there are times I don't want people to be able to find me. The moment you get an e-mail, especially about work, it sits there in your mind even if you are trying to get on with something else.
PG: A lot of your sci-fi novels have a fairly technologically dystopian world. Do you see technology as something that corrupts humanity?
I think they're not dystopian about technology, but about human nature. I was lucky with the timing of Spares in 1996 because it came out around the same time as Dolly the sheep was created and there was all this talk about the implications [of cloning], and my book said, 'with human nature what it is, what is likely to happen with this technology?' I think the big problem that scientists in general make is forgetting what people are actually like. They don't ask 'well what happened the last time we did something like this? We are going to do it again, so let's think about it before we actually do it.'
PG: Your latest book 'The Intruders' is contemporary, but one of the things that seems to work very well is the way in which you integrate things like text messaging into the storyline. You seem to make people's use of technology seem very natural in your books – they just use them without trying to explain how they work or why…
We do tend to absorb [technology] into our lives and it does reflect that in the book. There's a balance to find because you don't want to be too techy, but the reality is that we are all used to e-mails and cell phones. You see old films where the whole thing hangs on finding a payphone and you think; 'that's not as relevant any more'. The stories that we can tell are affected by the technology we use. I'm sure there will come a point where I fall off the technology wagon and think; 'what is this 'instant hologram' that everyone is talking about?' and I won't be able to integrate the technology into the stories that I want to tell.
I remember when the first mobile phone came out I thought; 'who would need something like that?' And again, when people started texting I thought; 'Who would want that?' but now texting is my main form of communication with a lot of the people that I know. There's no expectation of dialogue, with e-mails you get the awkward conversations. I don't think anyone uses it any more but I remember when people put NRN on emails, 'no reply necessary', but that seems to have been phased out. As soon as a technology comes out, human nature kicks in.
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PG: As a Mac fan you don't have much problem with crashes – does that mean you get out of the habit of saving your work?
I am an absolutely ingrained saver and backer upper. I have a .mac account so everything is backed up on a server. I had a laptop stolen a few years ago with 30,000 un-backed up words on it. It was actually non-fiction – it was just a bunch of notes I'd made about stuff. It was musings about life, the universe and everything from a particular time of my life that I am never going to be able to replicate.
I could have killed my wife the other day because our kid knocked her laptop onto the floor and completely totalled it and she had no back-up. She lost about six years' worth of emails but she still hasn't got a backup. I don't know what it would take…probably losing 30,000 words of writing, and never getting it back again. I did try to rewrite what I had lost but I only got about five or ten thousand words back.
PG: A few years ago you suggested the internet was a pretty dull place, do you still feel this?
I don't think the internet is dull: I think there are lots of things that it is very useful for, I just think it hasn't found its feet yet – there's a feeling that it's going to be something else and I think it's not there. I look at things like Second Life and I think; 'if I was 15 years younger, that would be something that I could disappear into', but I'm not. I've got too much stuff going on in my life and I really don't have the time. I remember playing things like Sonic the Hedgehog for literally days at a time but I don't have the time to do that any more.
I was talking about the last series of 'Lost' the other day. I loved the first series, and then, just when I felt it was getting good again, Virgin took over my cable and fell out with Sky. So I said I would wait for the box-set and my friend said 'just download it', but I can't really, because, as someone who produces copyrightable material, I don't really want to rip anyone else off.
You look at the huge studio and think; 'I'm not doing them any harm', but then you look at the person who is writing the script who is getting a percentage of a percentage of a percentage and you are actually taking money out of that guy's pocket. I mean would you photocopy a book? This is something that we shouldn't trivialise.
One of the things about the internet that I do worry about and I do distrust is that people are distanced from the things that they do. I look at forums or emails and, when you are writing by yourself on something like that, your sense of self is massively inflated and without some sort of checking process or a reality check on what your writing can do to other people, what comes out can be a little scary.
PG: And people's ability to spell and use apostrophes as well?
I have vaguely fascist views on things like that. There should be grammar checkers in browsers; if you type something in and it doesn't pass the test you shouldn't be allowed to post it, on the grounds that if you can't be arsed to find out how apostrophes work, which is very, very simple, why should we give a s*** about anything else you say?
My dad's a professor and I talked to him about half an hour ago about this. He was talking about first year students who don't know anything about grammar. People say we should do away with apostrophes but that's like saying you could have an orchestra without an oboe, it does make a difference and so do apostrophes. So why should I care about your Amazon review if you can't get that right?
PG: I hear you have a lot of projects on the go at the moment.
I'm working on a couple of things. I am adapting 'Hell hath enlarged herself' for a film. I've spent so many years as a screenwriter, working my arse off and going into meeting to be told can you do this, this and this. To be in the position of being one of the producers and being the one saying can you do that, that and that. It's a difficult adaptation because studios and audiences don't like back story but this has a big pre story.
One of my projects at the moment is that 'The Intruders' has been optioned by the BBC so I am adapting my novel as a feature length pilot and trying to come up with a bible for the series to come after that. That's come in during the last month or so and swept everything out of the way because the BBC wants to move quickly on that.
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PG: I think your books are pretty tricky to adapt; if you take something like Spares – the first two acts are relatively straightforward but the third is such a change of direction it would be really tough. I think that's something you've got in common with Steven King – where he's really tough to adapt for film.
MMS: I think there have been some decent Steven King adaptations; 'Shawshank Redemption' for one, although that was a short story so they could just point a camera at it and film the whole thing – but I think they did a good job. With 'Intruders', I've never tried to adapt or make a film out of one of my own novels – and it's made me realise how much internal dialogue and flashbacks there are. There's loads of stuff that needs to be moved around and actualised and dramatised. It's certainly not straightforward."
You haven't got that Dr Watson character to help out…
Someone to say; 'so what is it you've done here?' No, a lot of my main characters are very lonely, and they don't have that buddy thing to do so no, it's not straightforward. A novel is a novel because that's what it's meant to be so trying to update it for another medium is quite a handful and often novellas are less complicated in terms of what can be done. With a lot of books there's a lot more fluff which doesn't need to be in and sometimes there are complexities that are in the book that you don't need to do.
You'll have to find a way to get the MMS rants in that feature in all of your books…
It's a recognisable part of my books, but if you have a character, especially in the first person, then he is going to have things that are going to p*** him off…
Like massage as part of sex?
I really do hate it, and those rants are more transparently me than other parts of the book. There's a lot of me in them. There were bits where I wrote from a female perspective in the Straw Men; I wrote from Nina's perspective and I hope they weren't too obviously wrong.
Do you feel like you are learning as a writer? Are there things from your older books that you would change if you re-wrote them?
There are always things you would change. For some of the books I think; 'if I could have another go at that I would trim 1,000 words out of that' or, 'that was a tiny bit clumsy' or there was a day that I wasn't really inside it and I didn't really catch it in the edit, but each thing that I have done I tend to think of as snatches of my life at that time. People often ask, why don't you write a follow up to Only Forward? But I wrote it at 26 and if I were to write a follow up it would be very different unless I took Stark forward to the age that I am now. Only Forward laid out my cards very early – I don't like going back I do prefer to go on.
You tend to give your characters happy endings; I suppose it would be a bit unfair to take them away!
Life tends to have a cyclical type of shape. Something horrible happens, someone dies and you laugh at the wake.
Is there any date when you are expecting 'Hell hath enlarged herself' to be ready by?
It'll be ready when it's ready. The script's a long way from being ready – what we have money from the film council for is development, and there's no point doing the development unless you have the script. We've only got one run at it and if you choose a script that's not ready then everything with that name and with that subject is dead. So, there's no way we're moving onto the development process until I, and other people, are reasonably confident that it's ready. It's good to have a deadline, because they keep you pushing forward, but you can't let that push you into doing something right now before it's ready
Was it upsetting that Steven Spielberg optioned but ended up not using Spares?
It's disappointing, from a financial point of view as much as anything because a lot of money would have been made. I certainly don't see that a bad film necessarily hurts the book.
So you wouldn't have been disappointed if, at the end of The Island – which had major parallels with some of the themes from Spares – said 'based on an idea by Michael Marshal Smith' at the end of it?
From what I've heard about The Island I would have been furious if they had done that, but if it had been a movie called Spares and had 'based on a book by Michael Marshall Smith' and they'd done a reasonable job of it then I would have been happy.
The thing with Spares is: there was a night when I was sitting in a pub not too far from here and I got a phone call saying: 'Steven Spielberg has optioned your second book' which was weird but nice, and also it was good publicity. The bad thing is the paperback version of the book died in the States because my publisher at the time thought 'it's been optioned by Spielberg and the film might be out about the same time as the paperback so we won't bother to do any PR or marketing or whatever'.
So, it died after it had done well in hardback. People cared about the film for a long time, it dribbled on and there was an appalling script – which I'm not saying because it was my baby, but because it was an appalling script. Then there was all this stuff about The Island where for a year people were phoning me saying 'what are you going to do about The Island' and it got to the point where a journalist said that 'you do know that three of the same producers that are working on The Island are the ones that were working on Spares', but do you want to go up against the studios? It's not something you need in your life.
The funny thing is, after I had stepped back from it this whole thing about a movie called 'Clones' came out which had been made a couple of years before I wrote Spares. I hadn't seen it but somebody could have said 'you wrote the book about that'. It's just an idea; people have a facility in which they clone rich people.
Have you ever written a film-script from scratch?
I have; one called 'Where the children went' and one called 'Friends forever'. 'Where the children went' was just a spec script I wrote by myself, for myself, and basically one element works quite well and another element doesn't and I haven't had the time to fix that. The other one I wrote and it was one of those where the director and I couldn't agree on it, and the film company went down and the director walked away with the idea. My wife actually made me vow not to have anything to do with the film industry any more and she was very serious. I'd had this policy of writing a novel and then writing a screenplay for hire. The screenplay was meant to take two or three months but it never did – it always took nine or ten months so I started the next book very late which caused stress and hassle. There were a couple of things, and I thought; 'I'm not even getting properly paid so I've had enough of this'.
I'm back involved again because Hell hath… is my own story, Intruders is my novel and so there's more of a personal interest in what someone is doing with it. It's a weird industry, it appears so glamorous and it's so full of lunatics and banality and people who would literally sell their own grandmother.
I suppose that's one of the things I sense about books, that there is an inherent honesty to them
People have said for ages the book is going to die but of course it's not. It's the closest thing I've seen to a perfect technology, it's portable, you can use it whenever you want, chuck it in a box for 50 years and it will come out and work straight away. You see a film and that's it – you'll never see it any other way, but with a book it's different. I remember with a Martin Amis book, 'The Information', which I read when it came out and thought; 'that's not as good as some of his others', but then I read it when I was much closer to the age of the main protagonist and I thought; 'wow, that's really much better than I realised'. You can revisit books; you can do that with films to a degree, but it's not the same. I think it's perfect tech as a way of delivering a story into someone's mind.
You suggested that a lot of people only like your sci-fi and not your contemporary books or vice versa – do you find that strange?
That's the weird thing; there are a very small number of people who read everything and like them all, but so many read only sci-fi or only horror. I suppose it's what you look for in a book. Do you read it for the voice, their general world perspective or the way they tell stories? Or do you read it because it's got talking fridges in? That's the thing.
For years I've done this, it's very often the first question; 'when are you going to do another Only Forward?' At a couple of events I did recently, someone said 'Are you going to do any more Straw Men books?' A writer has to move on, you don't go on Friends Reunited and say; 'I'm only going to be friends with the people I met at 18' that would be lunacy, so people saying 'this is the kind of person I am; this is what I like and that cannot change' is very limiting. I like to think there are people coming with me as a writer, so I don't have to say 'f*** it' I'm only writing sci-fi' or 'I'm going to create a dysfunctional detective and write 99 books'. That's the easier route; it's easier to write, it's easier to publish, it's easier to keep your fans, but I don't have the attention span. I don't want to do that.
One of the things I've taken a lot of stick for was killing Bobby in Straw Men. I really did regret it because Bobby is one of the favourite characters I've ever written, but when I started Straw Men I didn't mean it to be a trilogy, so when I wrote the second book I thought 'why did I kill Bob?' It would have made getting into the second book a lot easier, changed the shape a bit and it might have been a better book. But Bobby had to die; sometimes the good guy dies.
The books of Michael Marshall Smith:
Michael has published several full length novels as well as many collections of his short stories. His story 'The man who drew cats' won the British Fantasy Award for best short story in 1991, and after three successful science-fiction novels, a move to horror brought a shortening of his name to Michael Marshall.
Only forward (1994): A genuine modern classic, Only forward follows Stark as he attempts to find a man in a future world where society is split. Amazing gadgets abound, but it is the characters and dialogue that catapult the book to the dizzy heights that it achieves.
Spares (1996): An ex-cop battling against drugs and his own past finds partial redemption in his quest to rid a downed shopping mall of an evil that is threatening the very bounds of reality. Cloning plays a big part in this second novel - which explores the inherent darkness of human nature.
One of us (1998): Set in the near future, 'One of us' sees a world where people are paid to deal with other people's memories and dreams, and asks 'how much of who we are is our memories?'
The Straw Men (2001): A move to contemporary fiction brought a change of author name, but the dark concepts, noir feel and opinions are instantly recognisable. A shadowy conspiracy of serial killers is discovered and tracked down in a thrilling paranoid classic.
The Lonely Dead (2004): The second novel in the Straw Men trilogy and the first time that Michael provided a sequel. Linking up with (some of) the main characters from Straw Men, the story continues.
Blood of Angels (2005): A thrilling finale caps off the Straw Men trilogy, and deals as much with what is within us, as what horrors await in the world.
The Intruders (2007): An amazing book that the BBC have recognised as a work of genius as they look for the next great thing for drama. Impossible to put down, clever, quirky and as resplendent with amazing dialogue and humour as all of Michael's novels.


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Don and Megan - swanky and of the moment
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August 25, 2011
August 25, 2011
Rating for this model: Total Votes: 194
Photographer Rating: Total Votes: 158
Age: 19
Location: Portland OR
Job: Unemployed
Hobby: Dirtbikes and Skateboarding
Sport: Motorcross
Food: Pizza
Music: Hip-Hop
Location: Portland OR
Job: Unemployed
Hobby: Dirtbikes and Skateboarding
Sport: Motorcross
Food: Pizza
Music: Hip-Hop
19 year old Ryan Wild comes to us from Portland Oregon. Ryan loves riding his long board and motorcycles with every opportunity! Ryan has become obsessed with a wish to Jack off in front of the camera and what better way to fulfill than to do a jack off shoot for Badpuppy! He starts by rubbing his package, through his board shorts and pinching his nipples. Ryan pulls out his one eyed monster and begins stroking. The shorts come off, followed by his boxers and Ryan lays back and away he goes. With his cock hard and thick, Ryan turns to his knees, leaning over while massaging and fingers his hole. With his manhood hanging down, balls and all, Ryan strokes himself and rubs his dick on the shag carpet, giving it some friction. As he turns over to his back, he immediately grabs hold and starts stroking fast and hard, resulting in a spurting cum shot across his chest and stomach! He finishes with a finger full of cum, licked from his finger, stating "That was a helluva fun".
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8/27/11-Agree w/ those who wd prefer more pubes & less ink, BUT on the bright side (his flushed chest & face incumming) no tats visible then and unlike many recent mods, enuf velocity to propel first spurts up to his cute/ pert nips. A nice smile should help him get a job in porn if not elsewhere--that's his choice.
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sorry.. the moment i saw that awful tat on his back i turned off the video.. but did like the smiles.. he should be having fun after all.. thanks.
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I had just decided that I could look past the ridiculous tats when Ryan spoke at the end of the video.
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But for the ink-work, Ryan would be a wild eleven or twelve. It's just a shame the photography, specifically the setting, didn't match the quality of the model.
No shaving PLEASE. And please don't smile so much.
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The jones for last night's spaghetti and meatballs began on Friday night when we watched an episode of Lidia Bastianich's show on which she made the dish. Besides the usual lust that almost any talk of any pasta induces in me, her meatballs were especially intriguing because of the heavy proportion of finely minced vegetables that went into the meat mixture. She used an Italian word for the ground vegetables that sounded like what the Italian word for paste might be, sounded like 'pistecca'.
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1.25 lb ground beef
1.25 lb ground turkey
1 large yellow onion, big dice
2 smallish carrots peeled and cut into 1" lengths
3 celery ribs peeled and cut into 1" lengths
1 cup soft bread crumbs
3/4 cup grated imported parmesan
2 eggs
About 2 tsp kosher salt
Using a food processor, mince the vegetables and place in a large bowl. Add all the remaining ingredients and mix by hand until well-incorporated. Form into meatballs just slightly larger than a golf ball and arrange on a metal baking tray. This will make about 25-30 meatballs. Roast for 20 minutes at 425 F and then drop into your waiting sauce*.
*My sauce cooked while the meatballs were in the oven. It was made out of sauteed onion and garlic, olive oil, fresh bay leaves and chili flakes with a 28 ounce can of San Marzano tomatoes and half a cup of white wine. It was plenty to handle the quantity of meatballs as we do not care for heavily sauced pasta.
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"Our goal is to make an inner local brewery to make beers that reflect the taste of the community," Owner Alan Newman says. "We do not make beer for us, we make beer for Miami."
They are starting off with an IPA, the Rica, and a Pilsner, the Stilltsville. They also plan to create recipes for the South Floridian palate.
Newman is a veteran of the beer business as the founder of Magic Hat Brewing Company, based in Vermont.
The brewery is located at 325 NW 24th St., Miami.
- By Barbara Corbellini Duarte, SouthFlorida.com
Central Park Horse Show presented by Rolex and produced by Chronicle of the Horse. The first ever Central Park Horse Show at the Trump Rink is a combination of sport and show meant to appeal to the masses.
Miami Beach hotel, Surfcomber, hosted The Candyland World Tour on Saturday, Sept. 13, with DJ's like Rafha Madrid, Louis Dee and Lazardi.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11)—"The Sister Act" is in town thanks to PNC Broadway. Earlier in the week the show was canceled due to the weather, but the show must go on at the Kentucky Center.
Click the video to see more about "The Sister Act" with Lynne Wintersteller who plays Mother Superior and Matt Porter with PNC Broadway.