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Amy Berg's "West of Memphis" is not the first documentary to look into the 1993 deaths of three little boys in West Memphis, Ark. But it may be the definitive look at a case that encompasses in chilling particulars issues of murder, injustice, activism and the imperfections in the American justice system.
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Could you please tell us what brand of wool was used to knit the sweater in the picture.
Hi there! Thanks for the great question! We used Boomerang by Fiesta Yarns in the colorway called "Poppies". We absolutely loved this yarn!
I have just 4 skeins of this boomerang yarn in the singapore colors - beautiful. 255 yds/skein = 1020 yds. I am short and have short arms so I suspect that I will have enough yarn for the Mama Bear but how will I know??? Where would I shorten?
Hi Jillatc2! Oh! That is going to be so pretty! You can easily shorten the length of the Mama Bear! It is knit from the bottom up... so the first thing you do is knit the bottom border, and then, on Page 2 in the "Body" directions... where it says work until piece measures (and then all those numbers are in there), simply substitute your own desired length! The same is true for the sleeves! You start at the cuff and knit up, so you can stop knitting at your desired length. If you are shortening your sleeves by a considerable amount, you may need to work your increases every 4 rounds instead of every 5 rounds. Happy Knitting! We'd love to see how it turns out! -Marjan & Jaime
Hi! I have a question about needle size for this pattern. It says use size 7 needles. Does this mean number 7 or 7 mm needles. I live in Canada and we usually go by mm so I am a bit confused. Can't wait to start this sweater!
I made this sweater for Nun and she was so grateful. It was a delight to work on and the designers were extremely helpful and answered my questions. You can't go wrong with this project. Thank you for a great pattern.
Craftsy has Cobblestone by Fibra Natura on sale. It is listed as worsted weight on Craftsy, but Ravely says it is DK. So, I am wondering if it would be suitable for this lovely sweater. Thanks!
In the yoke of the sweater is this a seed stitch? Or a rib k1, p1? Or do I k1,p1 on the ws and straight knit on the RS? I am a bit confused as the patten says knit on the right side, but I am uncertain if this should be done in the k1, p1, seed st or? Thanks.
Hi there!Thanks for knitting the Mama Bear! We hope you are loving knitting it and that you love wearing it too! The yoke is knit in K1,P1 on the WS and just knit on the RS. This makes life so much easier, because on the RS, when you're doing the decreases, you don't have to worry about staying in any sort of pattern at the same time. Please don't hesitate to let us know if you have any other questions!Happy Knitting!-Jaime, Live.Knit.Love
Hello! I am new to this site and am used to my patterns calling for a certain number of ounces of yarn whereas this pattern calls for 1520?? Can someone help me with this? Thanks so much and love this pattern!
I'm so sorry...I read further down and found my answer (yardage). Now just to find the yarn!!
Hi Judy! Thank you for purchasing the Mama Bear! We hope you LOVE knitting and wearing it! We'd love to see your finished sweater!
Is this a full sleeve or a 3/4 length sleeve?
Hi there! This is a full sleeve! Also - it is very easy to adjust your sleeve length as you are knitting it! Thanks for asking!-Jaime, Live.Knit.Love
Almost done! Love, love, love this pattern. Took me a moment to ponder attaching the sleeves, but realized if I turned them inside out, they would attach just fine! Now, to find some spectacular buttons.
Can this pattern be knitted in cotton? And what weight would you recommend so as not to be too heavy?
Hi there Ms. Elaine! What a great questions! We've knitted the Mama Bear in many types of fiber & we love them all! We haven't, personally, knit one out of 100% cotton, however, we did knit one out of Tatamy Tweed (Worsted) by Kraemer Yarns, which is a really lovely cotton/acrylic blend. It was not in the least bit too heavy - and very multi-seasonal! The Mama Bear is knitted in a worsted weight yarn. Cotton blends are lovely, but we don't see why a nice 100% cotton wouldn't work. Some cotton yarns tend to be naturally heavier than others, but if you pick one that has a bit more loft you should be fine. Happy Knitting!-Jaime, Live.Knit.Love
Woul a acrylic worsted #4 work for this pattern?
Hi there!Yes, a #4 is a worsted weight yarn, so it would work fine! Thanks for asking!Happy Knitting!-Jaime @ Live.Knit.Love.
Is this garment knit from the top down?
Hi! That's a great question! Thanks for asking. Actually - it is knit from the bottom up! You knit the body of the sweater first, and then knit the sleeves circularly, and then -Ta-DAA! ... just like magic... the sleeves are knitted right onto the body and you continue knitting the yoke until you're done! No seaming. No pickng up stitches for buttonbands! When you're done - you're done! Thanks again! Have a great day! Happy Knitting!
I've. Never used double pointed needles , would this be easy to do with this pattern?
Hi Opal Rose! I hope you're having a great Saturday! Thanks for the question! Yes, the sleeves are knit circularly, which can be done several ways. You could use double pointed needles (and, if you've never knitted with dpn's this would actually be a great first project!) or you could use the two circular needle technique... or the magic loop method to name a few. Don't be afraid of double pointed needles, though! They are actually quite fun to knit on! And, you're only ever knitting with two needles at once (just like knitting on regular needles), so the other needles just sit and chill for awhile! Also - you don't have to knit the entire sleeve on double pointed needles - just until you have enough stitches to make it around your circular needle. Yay! Thanks again! Happy Knitting!
In the materias section you say 1300, etc. is that yardage or weight?
I'm not the author jenniegirl, but that is the yardage.
Hi there!Yes, blmitchell is correct - that is the yardage! Thanks! Happy Knitting!
I really like the yarn that this is knit in. What is it and where can I get something similar?
Howdy!Thanks so much for helping Jenny out (above) and for your great question! It is a beautiful yarn & we loved working with it! The yarn that we used is Boomerang by Fiesta Yarns. It is a handpainted Superwash Merino! We used the colorway called, "Poppies." And it's absolutely wonderful! If you're looking for something with a very similar colorway though, Cascade 220 Paints (Color 9926 - Cherry Berry) is very, very similar to the Boomerang! Thanks again! Happy Knitting!-Marjan & Jaime, Live.Knit.Love
since there is no band, are there button holes or how is the buttons held in place when closed?
Good morning! The buttons are actually held in place with button loops that you make with a wee piece of yarn. It's a little bit hard to see on the picture, but if you look real close you'll see that we actually tied the button loop on with a little bow (cute!) or you could hide your ends too! This makes the sweater even easier to knit - no need to remember to put the buttonholes in! Yay! And you can use any size button you'd like because you make the loop to fit the button! Yay again!
beautiful, can't wait to try it
Thanks for the comment! We can't wait to see your Mama Bear! Happy knitting! -Marjan & Jaime (Live.Knit.Love)
Hi - would Mama Bear work up in Koigu's fingering weight? If so, what would the yardage requirements be, please?
Hi there Merilyn!Thanks for asking... however, Mama Bear is knit with worsted weight yarn, so fingering weight yarn will not give you the same results as far as sizing goes, etc. If you used Koigu, you would probably also use a smaller needle to accommodate the smaller yarn and your sweater would be absolutely beautiful (isn't Koigu wonderful!!), but it would be significantly smaller - it would most likely be a child's size. If you used the same needle size as the Mama Bear suggests, your sweater would be very, very loosely knit and most likely would not fit right. However, we do have a pattern that is also a seamless sweater (cardigan) that is also very cute & fun coming out in the next month or two that is written for fingering weight yarn! Stay tuned! Thanks again! Happy Knitting!-Marjan & Jaime (Live.Knit.Love)
I finished my first Mama Bear and already planning for my next one! I didn"t do buttons on this one, I made some i-cord ties.
Hi Anne!Thanks so much for the comment! We are so delighted that you have enjoyed knitting the Mama Bear! How exciting that you are ready to knit your 2nd one as well! That is so wonderful! I bet your Mama Bear is super cute with i-cord ties! What a great idea! We'd love to see a picture!Happy Knitting!-Marjan & Jaime MarsmanLive.Knit.Love
I would like to know how long this sweater is....also, is the back of the neck shaped or straight? Thanks...mommabear121
Hi there! Thanks for the question! The Mama Bear loves to be juuu-sst right for everybody! She is quite easily customized (and the pattern tells you how to do this) in regards to length of the sweater and sleeves. The suggested length of the sweater varies depending on which size you are knitting, but it begins at 14" (to the underarm) for the smallest size to a suggested length of 16" (to the underarm) for the largest size. The back of the neck is straight. Please let us know if you have any other questions! Thanks again! Have a great day! Happy Knitting!-Marjan & Jaime MarsmanLive.Knit.Love
I am reading the pattern right now and cannot find the instructions for making the length of the Mama Bear sweater juuuuuuuust right. Where does "the pattern tells you how to do this"? I need to make it only 10 or 11 inches long. Thanks for your help. jillcornish
Hi, can you knit this on straight needles ?
Hi there Barbaraknits! You can knit the body of the sweater on long needles if you wished (as long as you could fit all of the stitches onto your needles!). As it is knit all in one piece and since it is a cardigan, there is no reason that you need to use circular needles on the body (other than the fact that there are quite a few stitches on your needles & you might be more comfortable with your stitches on a circular needle). The sleeves are knit in the round (so there are no seams to sew - Yay!), so you would want to knit those on circular needles. Thanks for the great question! Happy Knitting!-Marjan & Jaime Marsman
Hi! I purchased this pattern a few weeks ago, and just got a notice that you had "updated" the pattern. Does that mean that there is a problem with the original version??? Thanks! Barb
Hi there Barb! Thanks for your question! Isn't Craftsy so awesome that they update everyone when a pattern is updated!!! We love it! No, there was no problem at all. We simply added one word! :) Under the "Ingredients" section, we added the word, "Yards" to the pattern to clarify that the amounts of worsted weight yarn referred to yards needed to complete the sweater and not some other unit of measurement. Thanks for asking! Happy Knitting! We would love to see your finished Mama Bear!-Jaime @ Live.Knit.Love
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Done and worn several times. Posted pic on Ravelry under "Mama Bear". Special button made by a friend from my Dad's wood stash.
If I download the updated version of this pattern, will I be charged again?
Hi Joan! I'm not entirely sure how Craftsy handles updated versions... but if you send me your email address (to firstname.lastname@example.com) I would be delighted to send you the updated version! Happy Knitting!-Jaime MarsmanLive.Knit.Love
I received an email with an updated version of this pattern. If I download it, will I be charged for the pattern again?Thanks.
I knitted this in a cotton/linen blend and it turned out fabulous!Very comfortable pattern. I love it!
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Can the Dow's record rally continue?
The blue-chip index finally has managed to erase the losses it recorded during the crisis. Here's what's driving the remarkable bull run.
Warren Buffett is buying. Investors are socking money into equity mutual funds. Even the Federal Reserve wants you to buy stocks -- or at least, their policy of keeping interest rates at absurdly low levels is clearly designed to prod us all into being willing to take more risk in our portfolios, or pay the price in flat returns and outsize interest rate and credit risk.
This year, we have finally listened and acted: flows into stock mutual funds hit 12 year highs in the early weeks of 2013, and Tuesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($INDU) finally completed its long and often painful climb out of the abyss to set a new all-time high, breaking above the previous record set in October 2007.
That means that finally, almost exactly five years to the day since the collapse of Bear Stearns heralded the worst of the financial crisis, and almost exactly five years to the date that the Dow bottomed out at only 6,547.05, the blue-chip index finally has managed to erase the losses it recorded during the crisis and its aftermath. That's only 1,004 trading days, and thus not as long as the 1,267 trading days required for the Dow to recover from its 2001 swoon and the ensuing bear market, according to data from S&P Dow Jones Indices. But it's still an impressive feat, especially given the context: underwhelming economic growth at home, a long-running European fiscal crisis, the uncertain outlook in China and, above all, the ugly Washington battle over the country's finances.
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The fact is, the alternatives to stocks are looking pretty underwhelming. If there is a market bubble taking shape out there, it isn't in stocks, even though the Dow is now up nearly 9% so far this year and has advanced 11.7% in the last 12 months. The bubble is in bonds, where Fed policies have driven even the yields on junk bonds as low as 5% to 6%, depending on which index you select. Ask most sensible investors about that, and brace yourself for a lecture on how badly risk and return can get out of sync when monetary policymakers lean in one direction for too long.
What's behind the bull market? The answer is relatively simple. While the economy isn't delivering impressive gains, on the margins things seem to be improving. Corporate earnings remain historically strong. Chinese leaders vowed to keep that country's growth close to 7.5% this year; the European economic crisis isn't in high gear, the U.S. housing market continues to strengthen -- and above all, stocks are still cheap, with the 30 Dow components trading at only about 14 times earnings. That's well below the level the index was trading at back in 2007, and a valuation that many asset allocators view as cheap on a historical basis -- especially in light of the unexpectedly robust fourth-quarter earnings season, only now wrapping up.
"The market is inclined to thinking that the glass is half full," argues Paul Atkinson, head of North American equities for Aberdeen Asset Management. "Corporate profitability, equity valuations relative to bonds – well, you can see why people are committing assets to equities."
But all the hoopla over the Dow's record doesn't mean that we might not be due for some kind of selloff -- the faster and higher the market indices climb, the more likely it is that one will occur. After all, market pundits point out, if you annualize the nearly 9% gain so far this year, you'd be in for a rally of 50% or so in the Dow for 2013 as a whole. And that is plainly irrational. It's also unlikely that after gaining 9% so far this year, the Dow will simply sit placidly on the sidelines for the next 10 months, waiting for the year to be over. The catalyst for a selloff may still be unknown, but the odds are growing that there will be one.
The nagging question for stock market bulls is whether the selloff would be the same kind that we have seen in each of the last two years, one that put an end to a nascent rally and kept the lid on market's gains. In both cases, rallies early in the year ended sometime in the second quarter, leaving stocks to retrace their path during the rest of the year. "We have had false moves in the last two years; false dawns, really," admits Atkinson. "But this time, corporations aren't getting over-excited about their earnings potential" and thus aren't encouraging investors to drive up valuations. On the contrary, companies are being extremely wary. But that doesn't mean that Atkinson and his peers are trimming their own earnings forecasts for 2013, he adds.
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The new record for the Dow may be a landmark, but that's all. The breadth of the rally -- all but three of the Dow's 30 stocks participated -- is encouraging, but any rally needs fuel to keep moving. And the further it is able to advance, the larger the potential decline when the market temporarily runs out of good news to fuel it. The laws of physics kick in. So celebrate and enjoy. But remember that durable rallies are achieved only by climbing the proverbial "wall of worry."
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When Wall Street wants to create an artificial boom or bust, it is allowed to do so with Washington's full approval, as the pols there have skin in the game. At one time those there cared about America but no one there now cares for anything other than themselves. A new form of gov't surely is needed, but the real problem is humanity's incurable and perhaps innate dedication to materialistic self interest that surely will show itself to be our fatal flaw within just a few more generations.......................
The Stock market is a bubble and being inflated by fake monies printed by Bernanke.
This is not going to end well when the Chinese yuan takes over as the world reserve currency later this year.
Pretty much the Federal Reserve has done all the wrong things to try to keep the super rich in power and super rich.
The real economy is in worse shape than it was in 2007 when this crisis hit.
We are going down this year folks. And it's going to make the previous drop look like an economic boom time.
As the private sector is already awash in cash and liquidity, including corporations sitting on trillions of dollars. So the private sector could very easily fund all of the investments needed to fuel this economy.
So all of the additional money printed by bonehead Bernanke, is resulting in massive amounts of money that needs to find a home. As the economy is just lukewarm, the home is the stock market.
So this rally is artificially produced by the fed, same as the housing bubble was also artificially produced by the fed.
I'm not sure how this will all end, but it will be nasty, as has all of the fed's previous bonehead blunders.
I buy stocks with the idea I hope I never have to sell them. So I look for stocks with decade or more records of steady growth and with commanding positions in their sectors. That way I can even join a DRIP where there's no fee for occasion or regular scheduled buys (Exxon, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, General Mills, and many REITs have such DRIPs). There's more to the analysis - see Mary Buffett's "Buffettology" for how Long Term Debt, Cash Flow, Return on Equity, and other things figure into it - but basically we're talking about stocks like Coca Cola, Walmart, Exxon, General Mills, AT&T, Wells Fargo, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store and Johnson & Johnson.
These stocks, over the long run, beat any other usual form of investment and you do NOT get fleeced by Wall Street by buying and holding a portfolio as intentionally diversified as, say, just five of the eight stocks I listed. Additionally, those I listed average about a 3% dividend yield.
ABS NAZI BIGOT RACIST, you're just so envious and jealous that so many people are making money in this market while you sit on the sidelines in your pitiful yielding CDs and money market funds.
Dow to 15500 by the end of the year
HAHAHAHAHAHAAHA....laughing in your poor butt face....HAHAHAHAHA
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"They're not going to disbanded by any means," Washo said. Zoology professor taking time off following illness A zoology professor will not teach at Weber State University for the rest of the semester due to an unspecified illness. Kent Van de Graaff, WSU zoology professor, was recently hospitalized and receiving medical treatment, but is now at home. His classes will be taught by fellow faculty Ron Meyers, zoology professor; and Nicole Okazaki, zoology assistant professor. Van de Graaff was also WSU's premedical adviser, a position that, for the time being, will be assumed by Barbara Trask, WSU zoology professor. The WSU alumnus graduated in zoology in 1965 and returned to campus 10 years ago as a professor. Van de Graaff has written more than 20 texts and manuals. His human anatomy book is a required text at campuses nationwide and internationally. Because of the work he's done in human anatomy and elsewhere in his field, Tara Archer, WSU zoology department secretary, said Van de Graaff is well known and has a great effect as a premedical adviser. She also said students themselves speak highly of Van de Graaff as an adviser and teacher. "They love him love him," Archer said. "I've only heard good things about him through the students." Van de Graaff has won several awards, including the John S. Hinckley Fellow Award and a Crystal Crest Master Teacher award, which is voted on by students. Though Archer said the WSU Department of Zoology is unsure ifVan de Graaff will be able to teach spring semester, she wouldn't rule it out. "It's always a possibility; especially with how determined he has been already," she said. "But we don't know for sure yet." A) J l ( Si Al K ' -i v.' ' 'IA I . . k . ' - J I t. ..-,...I.,.L, I . -Ill ill I SOUKl.t: IKOY LINCOLN Brady Anderson, WSU student, clings to 'Deadbolt' last January. 'Deadbolt' is an ice-climbing route in Joe's Valley near Castledale, Utah. (gn D bDMW Daring winter hobby gives thrills, chills to outdoor enthusiasts By Steven M. Ito correspondent The Signpost Climbing up gigantic ice waterfalls in the middle of winter for fun isn't on everyone's priority list of things to try, but it should be. Ice climbing is often compared to mountain climbing because of the similarity of technique and the overall goal of reaching the top. Unlike mountain climbing, a person climbs a gigantic ice waterfall instead of a hard rock mountain. Ice climbing has been around for a long time, dating back to See Ice page 7 More adventure inside the Winter Outdoors edition see page 5 WSU hosting 'Human Rights Week' By Becky Palmer special assign, editor The Signpost Spreading education about blatant human rights violations worldwide is the primary goal of Human Rights Week, which began Monday and continues through Thursday. Amnesty International of Weber State University, which is sponsoring the week, feels spreading information empowers individuals to take action. "We need to educate people that's our biggest goal," said Sarah Baca, co-president of Amnesty International of WSU. "Hopefully, it will initiate them to some kind of action." The film "Hotel Rwanda" was shown "Recognition of the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world." The Universal Declaration of Human Rights Monday to kick off the week. It is the story of hotel manager Paul Rusesabagina, who used the European-owned hotel he worked at to save about 1,200 lives. The film, though horrific in its depiction of the violence that " " occurred, is about heroism. It asks that viewers, too, act as heroes and visit amnestyusa.org to help. The true story occurred during 100 days in 1994 when 800,000 were killed by guerilla mobs. Effects of what has been labeled genocide are still apparent, more than 10 years later. Amnesty International has already tried to help by participating in fund-raisers and letter-writing campaigns that will educate women living by prostitution and build schools for orphaned children in the region. See Rights page 3 Senate seat protection bill finally passes By Chris Ripplinger campus affairs editor The Signpost A bill intended to protect special constituency senate seats actually introduces a new process to eliminate a seat, a Weber State University Student Association Supreme Court associate justice said Monday. Chris Ross, WSU Student Association Supreme Court associate justice, said during senate meeting that according to the bylaws, the only way to eliminate a senate seat as of now is that after die seat is vacant for two years, senators must present a bill to remove that senate position. Ross said he thinks the bill is a good idea because it offers a way to eliminate a senator who isn't doing his or her job and it provides a way to split up a senate position into two or more if needed. Jason Allison, WSU Student Association social and behavioral sciences senator, wrote the bill and James West, WSU Student Association nontraditional senator, cosigned the See Senate page 3 - i. i V. i -V -v v I'MOTO BY BLAIR DtE HODGES I VCN'O.s f Jason Allison, WSU Student Association social and behavioral sciences senator, explains his bill Monday before the senate approved it. r .u.,,.OT , r. - (. Ar": y -: ' T I : . , , v . r- i , ,; -,- - it, ,,. wr-. . -u-. Wildcat joins Garth Brooks onstage for CPvIA Awards bOl.KL I- LIM) ISM MAW Bobby Jensen, WSU premed student and keyboard player (left), plays the keytar alongside Chris LeDoux last year. Jensen joined Garth Brooks Tuesday at the Country Music Association Awards to play a song Brooks wrote in memory of the late LeDoux. By Blair Dee Hodges news editor The Signpost Chances are, most performers at the 2005 Country Music Association Awards won't be returning home to physics exams, chemistry quizzes and lab assignments. Not so for Robert ) e n s e n , Weber State University premed student and keyboard player for deceased country music star Chris LeDoux. Garth Brooks invited Jensen and the rest of LeDoux's band to play the tribute song "Good Ride, Cowboy" at the 39th Annual CMAs to honor LeDoux, who died in March after battling cancer. Jensen receives a mixed reaction when WSU students find out what "My professors say: 'Oh, thaVs great. Now can you find the quadratic formula for this.. J'" Bobby Jensen, WSU premed student, musician he does musically outside of school. "I think half of them think I'm pulling their leg," Jensen said. "But word is starting to spread that it's true. 'Wow, Chris LeDoux ant' Garth Brooks are my favorites, you play with them? Are you serious?'" Jensen said professors are generally less impressed. M y professors say: 'Oh, that's great. Now can you find the quadratic formula for this...?'" he said. Forced success Jensen began playing at age 7, under the dictates of his mother. "She forced me, I haled it!" Jensen said. I le tried to follow the regimented piano lessons, but found more joy See Onstage page 3 4
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Title: Wither (#1 in the Chemical Garden Trilogy)
Author: Lauren DeStefano
Publisher: Harper Voyager
Length: 358 pages
My Rating: 5/5 Stars
My Rating Scale:
1 Star= I flat out hated it/terrible/I wanted to scratch my eyes out.
2 Stars= I didn't like it
3 Stars= It was okay/I liked it
4 Stars= I really liked it, but it wasn't totally perfect
5 Stars= Holy literary gods! I LOVED this book!
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"Tell freedom I said hello."
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Rhine Ellery is sixteen years old and living in a world in which men die at the age of 25 and women die at the age of 20. No one can seem to find an antidote to stop these young deaths. In the meantime, young girls are frequently kidnapped, sold, and forced into polygamous marriages with men. Rhine is one of these girls. While falling for a scam, Rhine is kidnapped, bought, and married to the wealthy and prominent Linden Ashby. While Linden is an extremely kind-hearted man who claims he can provide anything for Rhine, she discovers there are two things he can't give her: freedom and her twin brother, Rowan. Similarly, Rhine meets a house attendant Gabriel who also misses his freedom. Together they make it a quest to escape the luxurious mansion and find what their hearts truly desire.
Before I read a book, I NEVER look at others' reviews/opinions of a particular book. However, after I read a book, I enjoy reading what other people think. So, when I read Wither's ratings and reviews I was totally shocked. I understood where some people's concerns were, but I found most people to be too nitpicky and completely harsh. Honestly, we have to give Lauren DeStefano props for having the courage to develop, write, and publish a book. It's not an easy task. So to you EXTREMELY HARSH and CRUEL Debbie Downers of this book, go write your own book to satisfy your needs. Sorry, I had to just put that out there!
Despite some people, I really enjoyed this book. I think the plotline was innovative, unique, and interesting. The book was told in Rhine's perspective, and I found her to be an extremely relatable character. Therefore, I really felt her internal struggles. I felt every emotion and struggle that she faced while being forced to marry Linden Ashby. However, through her hardships, she proved to be an extremely strong character—let's face it…protagonists who whine and pull the "woe is me card" are the most despised characters. Overall, the pacing was great, the other characters were full of depth and well written (I absolutely adored the sister wives), and the story in general had me wanting to read more.
And, can I just mention that this cover is BEAUTIFUL! I mean it's totally Vogue-esque, and the symbolism and details taken into consideration for the cover are absolutely divine!
I look forward to reading the next book, Fever. I want to know what happens so badly!
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A week ago we all waited anxiously to learn whether Jodi Arias would be sentenced to death or life in prison. Instead of getting an answer, we learned the jury couldn't decide.
Now, we're hearing from one of the eight jurors who chose the death penalty for Jodi Arias.
Juror No. 6 is the juror who mouthed 'I'm sorry' to Travis Alexander's family after the jury failed to reach a decision.
Diane Schwartz says it was an honest moment and through tears, the words just came to her.
She describes the trial as the hardest thing she's ever been through in her whole life.
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Day after day, Diane Schwartz sat in this courtroom. Five months of her life centered around Jodi Arias.
"She gave me nothing to like at all."
For Schwartz, the evidence of premeditation, cruelty and the horrifying manner of Travis Alexander's death outweighed any evidence of abuse in Jodi and Travis' relationship.
"If it was a gunshot or a stabbing and ended there, she told the truth, the situation could be a lot different. But the brutality of it was too far for me," said Schwartz.
Although Schwartz believes in the death penalty, she said that days of deliberations were tearful and the nights were sleepless.
"A lot of thinking, a lot of soul searching and that was difficult."
Schwartz called the jurors a cohesive group and says there was never any fighting, only disappointment.
"When we didn't have the verdict and we didn't have a unanimous verdict I was devastated and I felt that I had failed the system."
Schwartz had no idea that there was so much public interest in the case. But when she was finally able to see coverage, she watched Troy Hayden's exclusive interview with Arias.
"When she said I want the death penalty I thought, we're not getting the truth. This is Jodi at her finest, trying to manipulate, trying to play with us."
A court hearing in the Jodi Arias case is set for June 20th.
Schwartz hasn't decided yet if she'll watch in the courtroom but she says she will continue to follow closely -- and she'll be happy with whatever the new jury decides.
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David Harris on the Challenge to PA's Voter ID Law
Professor David Harris discussed the challenge to Pennsylvania's Voter ID law. The trial began July 25 in Commonwealth Court. Professor Harris explained the significance of the state's concession that it has no evidence to present of any voter fraud, and no evidence that fraud would take place during the next election without the law.
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Budget cuts may ax powerful telescopes
U.S. federal science officials said budget constraints may force the closure of the Arecibo dish and the Very Long Baseline Array telescope network.
U.S. federal science officials said budget constraints may force the closure of the Arecibo dish and the Very Long Baseline Array telescope network.
Japan's chief negotiator at the Kyoto conference in Nairobi Monday called on China to let the United Nations know what it is doing about greenhouse gases.
Low-intensity laser treatment doesn't prevent vision loss from age-related macular degeneration, a study of U.S. eye centers showed.
Healthcare workers in Indonesia are noticing that outbreaks of the deadly bird flu seem to come in family clusters, mostly affecting those linked by blood.
A controversial study from the University of Toronto questions earlier research concluding that obesity in the United States can be predicted by zip code.
Cancer patients in Britain are using the Internet for cheaper drugs, often without their doctor's knowledge, a cancer specialist said.
The size of a tummy, expanding on U.S. children in recent years, may be a better measure of health risks associated with obesity, scientists said.
British researchers said geographical areas with high numbers of endangered species from one group don't necessarily have high numbers from others.
A Kingsville, Texas, fifth-grader has captured an Amazon darner dragonfly -- an insect species rarely spotted north of Mexico.
Scientists at Harvard University have developed a computer model that, for the first time, can fully map and predict how small proteins fold into three-dimensional, biologically active shapes. The work could help researchers ...
Hazy skies on early Earth could have provided a substantial source of organic material useful for emerging life on the planet, according to a new study led by the University of Colorado at Boulder.
A new brain study finds major differences between women with serious depression and healthy women in a brain-chemical system that's crucial to stress and emotions.
A toxin that can make bacterial infections turn deadly is also found in higher plants, researchers at UC Davis, the Marine Biology Laboratory at Woods Hole, Mass. and the University of Nebraska have found. ...
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The 2012 NBA Draft went down last night and there were certainly some surprises. Here's what I feel were the best picks of the draft:
Brad Beal - Washington Wizards - 3rd Overall
I had the Wizards selecting Thomas Robinson in my mock draft, but I have to come clean: I completely forgot they had acquired Emeka Okafor in the Rashard Lewis trade. Had I remembered that, I'm sure I would have predicted they pick Beal. Beal was my 3rd ranked draftee and I think he's underrated by much of the country. He's got a complete game that I believe will translate well to the NBA. I love the Wizards taking him because, all of a sudden, they have a somewhat complete starting lineup with 1-Wall 2-Beal 3-Ariza 4-Nene 5-Okafor. The front court may not be the flashiest, but Okafor is a big banger who can pull down boards and intimidate in the paint. Nene is a solid offensive player who won't light up the score board but is efficient with his shots. The back court will be lighting it up for the Wiz next season, while the big men do the dirty work (sort of a very poor man's Thunder). I think they're on the right track.
John Henson - Milwaukee Bucks - 14th Overall
I had the Bucks selecting Tyler Zeller with the 12th pick, but that was before they traded down, acquiring Samuel Dalembert in the process. I also didn't expect Henson to still be on the board at this point. Dalembert is not very good, but he does give you length, a shot blocking presence, and some rebounding at the center position. Pairing him with Henson should result in a long front court that is difficult to drive past. Henson also runs the floor very well, which will be useful for a Bucks team that is transitioning to an uptempo style of basketball. Hopefully Henson will bulk up a bit more than Dalembert has since coming into the league, but I like Henson's chances of becoming a very useful player for the Bucks.
Jeremy Lamb/Royce White/Terrence Jones - Houston Rockets - 12th/16th/18th Overall
I like what the Rockets did with their collection of first round picks. First off, they go with Jeremy Lamb. Shooting guard Kevin Martin seems to be on his way out and Lamb was by far the best available at that position. Royce White many believe will be the steal of the draft. His stock was rising like crazy since the Combine. He's a complete player (minus defense) that will help the Rockets in a variety of ways. And for anyone who read my player rankings, you know what made me the happiest about the Rockets last night: Terrence Jones. My 4th ranked player selected 18th. His ability to play offense, defense, and fit into whatever role his team needs was paralleled only by his two Kentucky teammates selected before him. This should be a great core to move forward with in Houston.
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