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New Adult Fiction Books
New arrivals added to our Adult Fiction Collection in the last 7 days
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|Ninety-nine stories of God by Williams, Joy, 1944- author.
|Jul 21, 2016
|A natural history of hell - stories by Ford, Jeffrey, 1955- author.
"A book of fantastic stories about the hell on earth that is living"--
|Jul 21, 2016
|Miss Prim by Perrine, Jane Myers.
At twenty-five, Louisa Walker has carefully laid out the pattern of her life: the season in London, a few weeks at fashionable house parties and rest of the year spent visiting and organizing the lives of her six siblings and their children. Becuase of her age, refined nature, and strict moral code she is considered to be Miss Prim. Louisa's guarded existence is disrupted when she accepts an invitation from her sister.
|Jul 21, 2016
|Miss Jane - a novel by Watson, Brad, 1955- author.
"Astonishing prose brings to life a forgotten woman and a lost world in a strange and bittersweet Southern pastoral. Since his award-winning debut collection of stories, Last Days of the Dog- Men, Brad Watson has been expanding the literary traditions of the South, in work as melancholy, witty, strange, and lovely as any in America. Inspired by the true story of his own great-aunt, he explores the life of Miss Jane Chisolm, born in rural, early-twentieth-century Mississippi with a genital birth
|Jul 21, 2016
|The lost civilization of Suolucidir by Daitch, Susan, author.
"A series of archeological expeditions unfolds through time, each one looking for the ruins of a fabled underground city-state that once flourished in a remote province near the border of present-day Iran, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. Sealed off for centuries by seismic activity, Suolucidir beckons with the promise of plunder and the glory of discovery, fantasies as varied as the imaginations of her aspiring modern-day conquerors. As the tumult of the twentieth century's great wars, imperial land
|Jul 21, 2016
|The Hamilton affair - a novel by Cobbs Hoffman, Elizabeth, author.
|Jul 21, 2016
|The trial by Patterson, James, 1947- author.
Detective Lindsay Boxer and her friends in the Women's Murder Club are caught in the eye of the storm when the vicious drug lord Kingfisher unleashes unexpected violence on the lawyers, jurors, and police involved in his case.
|Jul 21, 2016
|Die easy - a Charlie Fox thriller by Sharp, ZoeÌ, 1966-
In the sweltering heat of New Orleans, former Special Forces soldier turned bodyguard Charlie Fox faces her toughest challenge yet. Her lover, bodyguard Sean Meyer, has woken from a gunshot-induced coma with his memory in tatters. Working with Sean again was never going to be easy for Charlie, but a celebrity fundraising event in aid of still-ravaged areas of New Orleans should have been the ideal opportunity for them both to take things nice and slow. Until, that is, they find themselves thrust
|Jul 21, 2016
|Getting over Tom by Thomas, Abigail
|Jul 21, 2016
|Far from home by Brown, Lorelie
|Jul 21, 2016
|The little old lady who broke all the rules by Ingelman-Sundberg, C., author.
|Jul 21, 2016
|Lost along the way - a novel by Duffy, Erin, author.
adapted from NoveList and Library Journal.
|Jul 21, 2016
|Thoroughly mannerly Milicent by Thoman, Judi.
Lady Millicent has tried to be the picture of perfect society manners, but she seems doomed to bumble her way through dinners and functions, much to the dismay of her very proper family. So what better than to trade the curse of London society for the highlands of Scotland where manners will not be important? She finds it difficult enough to be launched into polite society without the added burden of living in her mother's shadow.
|Jul 21, 2016
|Saving Jane Doe - a novel by Purcell, Carolyn (Carolyn Frances), 1947- author.
"Suffering complications after obtaining an illegal abortion, a young mother of three nearly loses her life and does lose her family. Saving Jane Doe is the story of her quest to restore her relationship with her children."--Amazon website.
|Jul 21, 2016
|The Welsh girl by Davies, Peter Ho, 1966-
At the height of World War II, a forbidden romance blossoms between seventeen-year-old Esther Evans, the daughter of a Welsh shepherd, and Karsten Simmering, a troubled young German prisoner of war, who questions what he has been fighting for.
|Jul 21, 2016
|Cajun waltz by Patton, Robert H. (Robert Holbrook), 1957- author.
"The lyrics of a Cajun waltz may be dark as midnight with heartache and trouble, but still the music swings. The same goes for what happens after a shifty musician and a lonely shopgirl let destiny sweep them into an ill-suited marriage in swampy southwest Louisiana on the eve of the Depression. Love doesn't much figure between Richie Bainard and Esther Block. They build a business together while dreaming opposite dreams of fulfillment. But like a gumbo simmering with peppers and spice, desires
|Jul 20, 2016
|Black bread by Teixidor, Emili.
|Jul 20, 2016
|The accidental agent a Jimmy Nessheim novel. by Rosenheim, Andrew, author.
In this gripping third book in Andrew Rosenheim's critically acclaimed Jimmy Nessheim series, the fate of America's fledgling nuclear program and the outcome of World War II itself are at stake. Fall, 1942. Special agent James Nessheim has quit the FBI and enrolled as a law student at the University of Chicago. It isn't long before his former boss, Assistant Director Harry Guttman, comes to call, determined to persuade Nessheim to accept a new and exceedingly dangerous assignment.
|Jul 20, 2016
|Girl in the afternoon - a novel of Paris by Burdick, Serena, author.
"The Savarays are at the center of bourgeois Parisian society, as supporters of the Impressionist movement, friends of E´douard Manet, and citizens relatively unaffected by the Franco-Prussian war raging beyond their estate - until their beloved adopted son Henri, a burgeoning artist, disappears early one morning and 18-year-old Aimee Savaray sets out to find him. But Henri doesn't want to be found, and only one member of the family knows why. As Aimee seeks refuge in the art world, mentored by
|Jul 20, 2016
|The devil's necklace by Martin, Kat.
In order to get revenge against his enemy Harmon Jeffries, British privateer Ethan Sharpe sets out to seduce Grace Chastain, whom he believes is Jeffries's mistress, only to discover that his captive is not the woman he believed her to be.
|Jul 20, 2016
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Interestingly, Hitachi showed the strongest sequential growth of the bunch as its shipments rose nearly 14% from the fourth quarter of last year. Western Digital's shipments grew by just over 3% from the previous quarter, while Seagate had to settle for a little less than single-digit growth. Those gains appear to have come at the expense of Toshiba/Fujitsu and Samsung, which saw their shipments fall by 16.7% and 6.6%, respectively.
Despite losing the shipments crown, Seagate still raked in more cash than Western Digital, posting $3.1 billion in revenue to WD's $2.64 billion. iSuppli credits Seagate's greater revenue to success with enterprise-class products that command higher prices than mainstream drives. Seagate does have a much more diverse range of SAS products in its portfolio, including 2.5" and 3.5" mechanical drives with 15k-RPM spindle speeds. Western Digital's enterprise lineup doesn't stretch beyond 10,000 RPM.
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Missing Foyle's War Actress Found Safe And Well
Foyle's War actress Honeysuckle Weeks, who went missing on Thursday amid concerns for her welfare, has been found safe and well.
The Harry Potter actress thanks parenting lessons for harmonious family life.
Helena Bonham Carter has been praising parenting lessons to help her juggle her working and home life.
The actress has two children, Billy, 7, and Nell, 2, with her longterm partner, Tim Burton .
In an interview with The Los Angeles Times, she said of her new parenting skills: "You give them (the children) positive attention and then they start to crave it. It absolutely works. Billy is lapping it up. And as a parent, you become happier because you're observing all these good things about your child."
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich on Wednesday said that "secular socialism" has "infiltrated" the nation's courts, the Congress, academia, the bureaucracy, Hollywood and the news media and is "even more disturbing than the threats from foreign terrorists."
Gingrich was plugging his new book "To Save America: Stopping Obama's Secular Socialist Machine" in an article in Human Events…"The Left has thoroughly infiltrated nearly every cultural commanding height of our civilization," he says. "That is, they hold power, influence and control of academia, the elite news media, Hollywood, union leaders, trial lawyers, the courts, the Congress, and the bureaucracy at all levels of government."
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In Havana, the past year has been marked by a parade of bold-faced names from the north — John Kerry reopening the United States Embassy; Andrew Cuomo bringing a delegation of American business leaders; celebrities ranging from Joe Torre, traveling on behalf of Major League Baseball to oversee an exhibition game between the Tampa Bay Rays and the Cuban national team, to Jimmy Buffett, said to be considering opening one of his Margaritaville restaurants there. All this culminated with a three-day trip in March by Barack Obama, the first American president to visit Cuba since Calvin Coolidge in 1928. But to those who know the city well, perhaps nothing said as much about the transformation of political relations between the United States and Cuba that began in December 2014 as a concert in the Tribuna Antiimperialista.
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Texas worker killed in trash compactor
HOUSTON (AP) - Houston authorities say a man's death in a trash compacting machine appears to be a tragic industrial accident.
Police received a call Thursday that a 43-year-old worker at an appliance parts distribution company fell into a mobile compacting machine that's affixed to the back of a box truck. The machine is used to crush packaging material.
Fire crews needed about two hours to extract the man's body from the machine.
Police said the worker was placing dry plastic foam material into the shredder, which melts the material and places it into bags. Investigators said he reached into the machine with his right hand and the blades pulled him into the device.
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The fact is that liberty, in any true sense, is a concept that lies quite beyond the reach of the inferior man's mind. And no wonder, for genuine liberty demands of its votaries a quality he lacks completely, and that is courage. The man who loves it must be willing to fight for it; blood, said Jefferson, is its natural manure. Liberty means self-reliance, it means resolution, it means the capacity for doing without . . . the average man doesn't want to be free. He wants to be safe.
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Love is the triumph of imagination over intelligence.
Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats.
For every complex problem, there is a solution that is simple, neat, and wrong.
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Criticism is prejudice made plausible.
The cynics are right nine times out of ten.
Under democracy one party always devotes its chief energies to trying to prove that the other party is unfit to rule - and both commonly succeed, and are right.
Democracy is also a form of worship. It is the worship of Jackals by Jackasses.
On one issue at least, men and women agree; they both distrust women.
Women have simple tastes. They can get pleasure out of the conversation of children in arms and men in love.
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Publication: Inventory Studio nail design for fruity new Bompas & Parr book
We looked a couple of weeks ago at Emma Rios' sexy fruit shoot for the new Bompas & Parr book Tutti Frutti and as an appetiser it was something special. Now though the book itself has launched and it will come as no surprise that Inventory Studio have done a magnificent job on its design.
The book's aim is to explore "the gustatory implications of fruit salad" and promises to "take in architectural pineapples, the spaces of banana control, how blue became the international colour for raspberries and a luxurious host of fruity recipes." The chaps have signed up a host of great talents from both the creative and culinary spheres to bring the book to life including Martin Parr, Sam Jacob of FAT, Justin Piers Gellatly and Elena Arzak.
Inventory have worked hard to create something recognisably Bompas & Parr – matching their trademark great-looking design with some fun touches such as fruit flesh end papers and peelable fruit sticker titles. Mouthwatering stuff, on so many levels…
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Striving to 'fill the ballpark,' Red Sox lower prices on refreshments in April
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In another clear sign that the Red Sox are facing issues with ticket sales this season, the team will be offering discounts on food and drinks in April.
The offers include two-for-one specials on hot dogs, a $2.50 discount on beer, a $2.25 break on hot chocolate, and free kids meals before the third inning.
"We're looking for ways to fill the ballpark, and hopefully this will help," Red Sox COO Sam Kennedy told The Boston Globe. "But more importantly, that it be received as a thank you given everything we've been through the last nine, 10 years together. We thought it was an appropriate gesture."
The Red Sox open their home schedule on April 8 against the Orioles. That game is expected to be a sellout, but tickets remain for all Fenway games during the opening month.
The Red Sox have sold out 793 consecutive games (at least as per their definition), but CEO Larry Lucchino is on record as saying that the streak is almost certain to end in April.
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Digging: Hayden Calnin - Cut Love, Pt. 1
Yeah, standard Filter song.
Digging: Chevelle - The North Corridor
neat lyrical matter, but just ordinary Filter
Digging: Riverside - Second Life Syndrome
the album is shaping up to be a solid 3.5 so far. Good song.
Best song from the album yet. I wasn't a huge fan of the others. This is definitely standard Filter, but its very well done. It would have fit in on The Trouble With Angels (good thing imo) and I don't really think the others would have.
"What Do You Say" was really good. This and the other 2 kinda suck
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This is gonna be the worst album in their discog. Wish they would do another album like their first four.
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International efforts are afoot across Asia to urge countries to abolish or suspend capital punishment. The Vatican last week lent its support to efforts by a Rome-based organization, the Community of Sant'Egidio, to urge leaders worldwide, but particularly in Asia, to initiate a moratorium on capital sentences. In Korea, courts continue to hand down death sentences, but the government has maintained a moratorium on executions since 1998. Celebrated pianist Marybona Roh Young-sim thinks the government should do more to end capital punishment in the country permanently. The musician spent most of November performing for inmates in eight prisons during what she has called a "musical pilgrimage". Her journey culminated on November 30 with a performance hosted by the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Korea's subcommittee for the abolition of capital punishment. The performance coincided with the international anti-death penalty campaign called "Cities for Life, Cities against the Death Penalty," initiated by Sant'Egidio in 2002. Some 100 people turned up at the Catholic Youth Center in Seoul for the event. During his speech to introduce the performance, Father Peter Kim Sung-eun said the concert provided an important but "easy atmosphere in which to discuss the grave topic of the death penalty." With roses adorning her grand piano to symbolize inmates facing death sentences, Roh told the audience that the country's death row inmates, all 60 of whom she has visited during her pilgrimage, are nonetheless "people who have light in their mind," echoing similar sentiments of the late Cardinal Stephen Kim Sou-hwan. Maria Kim Ye-jin, a university student who attended the concert, said the concert was an effective way to address the issue of capital punishment. "In fact, it is more important to spread the right recognition of the death penalty than to have a boisterous event." In his homily during his celebration of Mass ahead of the concert, Bishop Matthias Ri Iong-hoon of Suwon reminded concert-goers of the "Cities for Life" motto: "No Justice Without Life." "Without respect for life, we cannot have justice and peace," said the prelate, who also heads the Bishops' Conference's Committee for Justice and Peace. He also said the National Assembly should deal "more positively" with pending legislation to abolish capital punishment. Korea has been classified by anti-capital punishment advocates as "abolitionist in practice," since no executions have been carried out since December 30, 1997. But it has no legislative restrictions in place, and pending legislation is set to expire without government action. The National Assembly has before it three bills addressing capital punishment, all of which will expire in June 2012 if passage is delayed. Last year Korea's constitutional court ruled that capital punishment did not violate the country's national charter. Related reports CBCK campaigns against death penalty
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This book by acclaimed historian Donald Sassoon traces the fortunes of the political parties on the left in Western Europe through the twentieth century. Sassoon charts the course of socialism across fourteen countries, from the Second International to the birth of the welfare state to the student uprisings of the 1960s and beyond. Unique, comprehensive, and "appropriately ambitious" (Los Angeles Times), One Hundred Years of Socialism demonstrates that throughout their history, the fortunes of capitalism and socialism have been inextricably linked. Capitalism may now appear to be triumphant, but how much does it owe to the socialist legacy? Can socialism go global and continue to be a force for change in the twenty-first century?
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He laughed again. "The legend is great, yes," he said, "but the fighting is the hard part of it. Still, you've got to have it to have the legend. I reckon I'm defending champion now, aren't I? Unless Harris makes a comeback."
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The impoverished Caribbean island is at risk of the Zika virus spreading rapidly according to the charity as well as the US Centre for Disease Control.
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Fucking stupid sheeple.It was so obvious.Romney was up and then something switched.hell some states hadn't even closed and they were already calling for Obama.This was all orchestrated.We are now officially undwer a dictatorship and the sheeple bleat on.The coup to install the NWO and destroy the U.S was officially completed last night.Romney's speech afterward told me all I needed to know.What a fucking pussy he is.He stood down like the NWO pimp he is.
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Stop crying and deal with it. He was never going to win, just because web sites and the TV tell you he was up doesnt mean he was. There was no rigging, at the end of the day it wasnt even a close run thing, he got spanked, the people didnt want to told by a Millonair Mormon what to do. If you want to blame anyone blame the White christians, thats what swung it.
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UNDP helps bring climate change into the Federal Budget for 2016–2017Jun 20, 2016Pakistan ranks 10th in the world in terms of long-term risks due to climate change. With its high rate of multidimensional poverty, and a large proportion of the population dependent on agriculture for their livelihoods, it is essential that the effects of climate change be part of every aspect of policy and planning. Now, for the first time in Pakistan's history, climate change has become an integral part of the national budget through its inclusion in the Budget in Brief.
Pakistan's new poverty index reveals that 4 out of 10 Pakistanis live in multidimensional povertyJun 20, 2016Pakistan's first ever official report on multidimensional poverty was today launched by the Ministry of Planning, Development and Reform. The report details Pakistan's official Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) which was earlier published in the Economic Survey of Pakistan 2015–2016. The report has been compiled with technical support from UNDP Pakistan and the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI), University of Oxford.
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1. Yesterday, Beyoncé's self-titled album turned two months old, meaning you've now listened to "Drunk In Love" 60,000 times.
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Offered at Crystal Cove, Newport Coast, by builders Standard Pacific Homes – and bordering the state park with its funky 1920s and '30s rental cottages – comes The Tides, "an estate collection" of swell abodes.
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Sad as it is to admit, this truly is what has come of our dear and beloved 4chan - afterall, it used to be a lair of genious's. As for you "Rules 1 & 2!" faggots, you do realise that you are the cancer of /b/, righte? Those rules only apply during raids. Hence, you are nothing but freaking retarded newfags trying to be oldfags - wich you can never be, becaue you are fucking retarded.
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Stability of Trehalose, Sucrose and Glucose to Nonenzymatic Browning in Model Systems
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O'BRIEN, J. (1996), Stability of Trehalose, Sucrose and Glucose to Nonenzymatic Browning in Model Systems. Journal of Food Science, 61: 679–682. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2621.1996.tb12180.x
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"Wow, this game is getting physical."
Monday night offered Joel Hanrahan his latest connection to the Boston sports scene, watching the Bruins' Stanley Cup finals game on television with his 3-month-old from their Dallas-area home. In recent days, the pair also had taken in some Red Sox games ("I think he might have said 'Papi' for the first time," the Sox pitcher said), although that practice had been hit or miss because of a spotty Wi-Fi connection.
Before the family hockey viewing party, however, Hanrahan's Monday had included another round of rehab on his recently surgically repaired right elbow (along with a few text messages from fellow Sox reliever Andrew Bailey.) Playing baseball no longer is part of the equation ... for now.
Other than spending time with Ryan, few of these lifestyle alterations have come easy.
Considering just a year before he was in the midst to pitching his way into his second All-Star Game -- and a few months ago he was living life as the Red Sox closer -- the uneasy existence is understandable. But when a doctor has taken the ligament out of your hamstring to put it in your pitching elbow, while fixing two other pieces of your arm in the process, it's understood lifestyle changes are going to be in the works.
"It's tough watching the games on TV. It's fun to watch the games, but it's also tough at the same time," Hanrahan said by phone. "You miss being around the guys and being around the big league ballparks. I try and watch them. It's tough not being there, but I'm trying to get this rehab kick-started and go from there."
For the first time in his professional life, putting on a baseball uniform isn't part of the daily routine.
The 31-year-old is in the early stages of rehabbing from three procedures executed on his right arm by Dr. James Andrews. What was going to be an eight-month recovery from flexor tendon surgery was extended somewhat when Dr. Andrews made the decision to also replace Hanrahan's elbow ligament, while removing a bone spur, as well.
"We didn't really have a set plan going into it," he said. "The talk beforehand was to fix the flexor tendon and if the UCL looked like it needed to be repaired we would fix it. The flexor was already an eight-month rehab, so if you added the Tommy John it wouldn't be that much longer. I gave them the go-ahead to do it if it needed to be done. When he went in there he said, 'Wow, we need to go ahead and fix this.' There was a bone spur on the backside as well that we took out. He took some ligament from my hamstring and put it in my elbow. So he did the double-whammy on me.
"I wasn't surprised. I had the feeling when he said the flexor tendon protected the UCL, I was ready that they would do both. I was ready for when I woke up that they would have done the Tommy John surgery as well. It was something I was prepared for. In the long run, the best thing for my career was to go ahead and get it done. It wasn't shocking at all."
Any reflection during his recent rehab has led to few regrets from the reliever.
Sure, there was that May 6 outing (his last of the season), in which he threw nine more pitches after initially feeling discomfort on a high and inside fastball to Minnesota's Brian Dozier.
"Looking back on it the thing that ultimately set it off was that pitch almost hit the guy from the Twins in the head. I think that's what really started it," he said. "I probably should have come out of the game. I stayed in and faced two or three more hitters. It probably wasn't the best decision. Looking back, it was probably done at that point."
But other than that heat-of-the-moment decision, Hanrahan doesn't know what he could have done different.
Sure, in hindsight, there probably were subtle signs, such as his inability to command his breaking pitches throughout spring training and the early part of the season. And the possibility that the elbow was put over the edge when he might have overcompensated somewhat upon injuring his hamstring during his second outing of the season. Still, there are still few regrets.
"When I got to spring training I felt great," he said. "I was throwing the ball hard. I wasn't having the best results but I felt my arm was fine, my velocity was good. I think the thing it kind of affected me the most was my breaking ball because you can rear back and pitch through anything throwing fastballs. But I think that had something to do with my command being off, and something was going on that I didn't feel it. Guys play every day when they're banged up. After that first day of spring training you never really feel 100 percent anyway. I just thought it was normal baseball stuff and nothing that gave me serious pain and couldn't pitch. But I was probably doing more damage to myself than I knew. But as a competitor that's part of the process of the game. I felt I could pitch no matter what."
Even before the pitch to Dozier, for a variety of now-uncovered reasons, Hanrahan never did hit his stride as the Red Sox closer. And what offered particular frustration was an inability to pitch well in front of his new fan base, having allowed at least one run in three of his four Fenway Park appearances, while not retiring either batter he faced in the other outing.
"It's definitely a tough thing to go through," he said. "Obviously getting traded in a deal that involved five people. … It's something where you always want to go out there when you're traded and show the fans you're good and the general manager was making the right move. Unfortunately for me, my best week was that first week on the road."
There is no doubt the frustration lingers with Hanrahan. He had made mention on a few occasions before his injury of a desire to show the Boston fans the reliever that the Red Sox prioritized acquiring in the offseason. But, with the pitcher becoming eligible for free agency following this season, the chance to leave that positive impression on Sox fans remains in doubt.
Hanrahan isn't ruling out a return. But with the kind of work, and uncertainty, that awaits, predicting his next landing spot is simply an impossibility at this point. He sees hope in cases like his buddy, 36-year-old Joe Beimel, who underwent Tommy John surgery almost exactly a year before Hanrahan and ended up signing a deal with the Braves. There are also the weekly text messages with Jason Motte, the Cardinals closer, who had ligament-replacement surgery in May, comparing and contrasting their respective recoveries.
Hanrahan knows he has a future. That's not a question. What it involves, and where it will evolve, is the only question.
"My wife and I will talk about it a little bit, but at this point it's way too early to talk about it," Hanrahan said regarding his plans following this season. "My main goal is to try and get the rehab going and get healthy. It's way too early in the ballgame to start thinking about that. Obviously I have a lot of things left to prove in Boston, so hopefully that could be a possibility. It's a wait and see.
"It will get to that point we'll figure out where we're at without the rehab, and if some team wants to talk about signing me up at the beginning of the year, or maybe they'll wait until I'm healthy. People are doing different things coming back from Tommy John. We'll see what the situations are. I haven't talked to my agent at all. I'm just going to have to see what's going to happen."
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Marcia Butterfield kick-started her career in communications and public relations in London before returning home to complete a postgraduate diploma in marketing.
Butterfield, 28, works as a web editor in Rangiora and also handles public relations for the Art Beat programme in the Re:Start container mall.
The Christchurch City Council asked her for ideas on how to promote the central city after the February earthquake last year and she was behind the pocket guides issued by the council this year.
Two years ago, Butterfield asked a friend to help her build a website called Neat Places, a forum that would serve as an "independent guide to the best places in the city".
"I started Neat Places at the end of 2010 but it wasn't really in response to the [September 2010] earthquake, it was in response to people's attitudes, which I guess might have been a by-product of the quake."
Butterfield said she was sick of hearing people say there was "nowhere to go and nothing to do" in Christchurch.
"I wanted to prove people wrong. After the February [2011] earthquake, Neat Places took on a different approach and I started focusing on what was open, new places and relocations, as well as the older places," she said.
The website covers five categories - Eats and Drinks, Fashion, Home and Living, The Arts, and See and Do, and Butterfield recently started profiling "cool people doing cool things".
"I love going into a new place, talking to the owners and hearing their stories, then enjoying what is on offer, taking pictures and writing about it."
She said keeping up with new places opening in the city had been "quite overwhelming".
"Neat Places isn't meant to be a comprehensive directory of what to do or where to go. It's opinion, my opinion; it's the places I love."
Her website receives about 12,000 hits a month and has a large following on Facebook and Twitter.
Before the February 2011 quake she had six posts on the website. Now there are about 200.
"It's been a really enjoyable venture," Butterfield said.
She hopes to secure funding to be able to give paid work experience to young photographers and writers.
She also hopes to expand Neat Places to include all big centres in New Zealand.
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