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Iqaluit's market based solution
Based on my inexpert count, this event, a country food market, drew well over 100 people to a downtown square in Iqaluit, despite a windchill that sank below -40 and froze my bared fingers down to the bone. Food producers, … Continue reading
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Two degrees of escalation
The National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy predicts how two degrees of global warming might affect Canada, including the Far North. Many links, graphics and the report itself available here: Climate Prosperity – National Round Table on … Continue reading
A university for the Far North?
The Walter and Duncan Gordon Foundation has formed an advisory committee on the creation of a university in Canada's Far North. Now you can tell it's backers what you think: Fill out this online questionnaire.
Telegraph: Russia nervous about China's Arctic ambitions
Russia will increase naval patrols in the Arctic Ocean to defend its interests against nations such as China seeking a share of the area's mineral wealth, the navy commander was quoted as saying on Monday. The entire story here: Russian … Continue reading
Climate change? Bring it on, Greenlanders say
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Modern films for a new nation
This may not be news to you but clued out as I often am, it's news to me. The producers of Nuummioq, billed as "the first international feature to ever come out of Greenland," are still exhibiting their film at … Continue reading
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Once again, Nunavut Tunngavik shits the bed
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Take 15 Minutes Each Day For Your Spouse
Investing time in your marriage leads to a happier marriage. Kathleen gives some advice on how to make it happen.
Reality vs. "Infertility"
A recent lawsuit whereby four women are suing for infertility treatment provides an opportunity to reflect on Church teaching about fertility, infertility, children and marital love.
A Childlike Wonderment of God
Blogger Dennis recalls the times when he read stories to and with his children. Read more for Dennis's touching thoughts on the innocence of a child's imagination and their openness to a deep relationship with God.
How does "boomerang fathering" affect families and children?
In her recent article published on the University of Houston's website, Marisa Ramirez discusses the findings from new research which studied "boomerang" fathering and female adolescent depression. The results indicate that even the ambivalent presence of a biological father could decrease stress and depression in adolescent girls.
Why is acceptance of marital infidelity growing?
In her newly published article in the blog of the Institute for Family Studies, Alysse ElHage discusses potential contributors to the increased acceptance of marital infidelity amogst American adults. The research indicates that pornography could be a major influence on the statistics.
Days Well Spent
Newlywed Katie reflects on her first 58 days of marriage to Tommy. Through the graces of the Sacrament, bloggers Katie and Tommy have come to understand and love each other more deeply. Read Katie's recent blog post for her touching thoughts on marriage.
Pope Encourages Married Couples, Providing Three Key Words to Strengthen Marriages
In a recent address to young people present at World Youth Day, Pope Francis provides three important words for married couples to embrace on a daily basis. He explains that these words are essential for strengthening marriages.
Is cohabitation harmful or helpful for future marriages?
Scott Stanley and Galena Rhoades recently published an article in the blog of the Institute for Family Studies evaluating the effects of cohabitation on individuals, their relationships, and on society as a whole. The research indicates that cohabitation can negatively affect future marriages in profound ways.
The Transition: A Practical Guide To Engagement For The Catholic Man
In The Transition: A Practical Guide to Engagement for a Catholic Man, Chet Collins provides humble and relatable advice for Catholic men transitioning from the dating stage to engagement, and finally to the early years of married life. This informative guide for men is sure to be intriguing.
Tasting Death
Death is an unavoidable part of life. The deaths of two friends gave Josh an opportunity to reflect with his family on the end of life and our hope in the Resurrection and eternal life.
Mercy in Marriage
In her most recent post, Blogger Kathleen reflects on the unconditional love and mercy that God has for us. Read more to learn how marital love resembles Christ's love for the world.
Does religious devotion (or lack thereof) affect marriages and families?
Jenet Erickson recently published an article in Deseret News that evaluates the effects of religious devotion on society as a whole. The research indicates that strong religious participation positively impacts marriages and families.
Busyness…The Thief of our Joy
Overwhelmed by the "busyness" of daily life? In her most recent blog post, Mary Jo provides insights for attaining peace within family life.
Lord, it is good that we are here!
In his recent post, newlywed Tommy McGrady encourages readers to continue supporting married couples after their wedding day. Read Tommy's reflections on the value of community and the power of prayer.
Thriving Marriages, 2nd edition
John Yzaguirre, Ph.D., and his wife Claire Frazier-Yzaguirre, MFT, M. Div., provide a how-to guide for married couples who want to keep their marriages strong. By incorporating spiritual and psychological approaches, the authors outline factors that affect marital relationships overall. Looking for ways to strengthen your marriage? Check out this book!
What is Your Marital Spirituality?
Marriage is both Christological and Trinitarian – big words that just mean that married couples have a privileged role of imaging both Christ's love and God's fruitful communion. What a high calling!
Marital Love Is Like Fine Wine- It Gets Better With Time
In her new blog post, Kathleen reminds readers of Christ's constant presence in marriages. She compares marital love to her family vineyard, explaining that marriages are the fruit, and Christ the vine. Read more for Kathleen's reflections on married and divine love.
Pope Reflects on Amoris Laetitia: Respect, Conversion, and Witness
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A Life Well Lived
Dennis Weiss reflects on his mother's inspiring love and devotion to the Lord. Although she recently passed away, Weiss explains how courageous and gracious she was, how she impacted others, and how she united all of her family members at the end. Read more for Weiss' touching thoughts on his mother's unconditional, lifelong faith.
Summer Goals
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Ordinary Time
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China's Only Children in Marital Crisis
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Pope Francis Discusses Wedding at Cana
Pope Francis recalls the Wedding Feast at Cana, congratulating those celebrating their 50th wedding anniversaries, and reminding all of Christ's endless glory.
Pilgrim of Return
Josh reflects on his pilgrimage to the Holy Land. While there, he was transformed by the religious sites he visited; he grew closer to the Lord, while developing an even deeper union with his wife, Stacey. Read more to learn just how intertwined married love and Divine love are.
Young Adults Now More Likely to Live With Parents Than Ever Before
Tara Bahrampour evaluates the difference in the number of young adults who lived at home in 1960, compared to the number of young adults who live at home today. Additionally, she analyzes the decreased percentage of young people who are currently getting married. Marriage and leaving the family home are less practiced than they used to be.


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Improving stayer Zephyron will step up to 2200m as he makes his Brisbane Winter Carnival debut in the Group 3 $125,000 Channel Seven Premier's Cup at Doomben on Saturday.
Zephyron was also an acceptor for the Listed $100,000 W J McKell Cup (2400m) at Randwick on Saturday but the Hawkes Team chose the Brisbane assignment as the Zabeel five year old heads towards the Group 2 $300,000 Brisbane Cup (2400m) at Eagle Farm on June 7.
Zephyron finally produced some of his family's staying potential with a win over I'm Imposing and Secessio in the Listed $100,000 Fujitsu Air Lord Mayor's Cup (2000m) at Rosehill on May 10 and co-trainer Michael Hawkes says that there is more improvement to come.
"He's working like a typical staying Zabeel, he was a bit keen last prep but this time he is more relaxed and going places," Michael Hawkes told the Sportsman.
"It was a good win because he had to sustain a run from a long way out."
Zephyron will be facing his toughest test to date when he comes up against tough proven stayer Precedence from the Bart and James Cummings stable as well as Pretty Pins and Danchai who ran the quinella in the Group 3 $125,000 Landfill Logistics Chairman's Handicap (2000m) at Doomben on May 10.
Pretty Pins was a surprise winner at big odds for the John Thompson stable while the Chris Waller trained Danchai went down as the odds on favourite when beaten 2 lengths by the Pins mare.
Precedence is also on a Brisbane Cup campaign and showed that his old legs still have plenty to offer with an eye catching third to subsequent Group 1 Doomben Cup winner Streama in the Group 2 $358,000 Wimmers Soft Drinks A. D. Hollindale Stakes (1800m) at the Gold Coast on May 3.
Even though Precedence has been lumped with a hefty 59.5kgs and drawn barrier twelve in the fifteen horse field, James Cummings is still giving the eight year old a good chance as he heads towards the Brisbane Cup.
"He is a great old horse and you'd have to think he is right up there with the best chances," James Cummings said.
"He goes back to a handicap and carries a bit of weight as well as drawing wide but the main thing is he will be peaking for the Brisbane Cup in two weeks."
"He has pretty good form for the race and you'd love a genuinely run race and a good staying test."
Precedence at $4 is holding a slight advantage over Zephyron at $4.40 in the Premier's Cup market order with Ladbrokes.com.au just ahead of Danchai at $5 and Pretty Pins at $6.
We then have to go out to $11 to find Kiwi mare Lauren Tate who finished fourth to Pretty Pins in the Chairman's Handicap with Waldpark ($13) and Zennista ($14) the next two in the betting.


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In the magnificent Fira town capital of the unique and beautiful Santorini 500 meters from the centre the El Greco hotel welcomes you. The traditional and unique architecture enhances the leisurely and spacious surroundings. Adding to the splendour is the friendly and helpful personnel who cater to your every need. The hotel is built to satisfy even the most demanding guests. Upon entering the hotel you are immediately transformed into a luxurious world where every conceivable need is met by professional employees who take great pride in assisting you during your whole stay. Each room has magnificent views from sunrise to sunset. The crystal clear water invites you to refresh yourself any time of the day or night along with a delicious fare by the poolside. Suitable for families due to its location and facilities and for couples due to its colourful reflection of charm!
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17 June 2009,
Price realised EUR 27,400
Estimate EUR 15,000 - EUR 20,000
René Daniels (DUTCH, B. 1950)
La muse vénale
signed, dated and inscribed with title 'René Daniels 1979' (on the stretcher)
oil on canvas
40 x 40 cm.
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Annemijn van Grimbergen
The Venal Muse
Muse of my heart, you who love palaces,
When January frees his north winds, will you have,
During the black ennui of snowy evenings,
An ember to warm your two feet blue with cold?
Will you bring the warmth back to your mottled shoulders,
With the nocturnal beams that pass through the shutters?
Knowing that your purse is as dry as your palate;
Will you harvest the gold of the blue, vaulted sky?
To earn your daily bread you are obliged
To swing the censer like an altar boy,
And to sing Te Deums in which you don't believe,
Or, hungry mountebank, to put up for sale your charm,
Your laughter wet with tears which people do not see,
To make the vulgar herd shake with laughter.
-Translated from the French of Charles Pierre Baudelaire (by William Aggeler, 1954)
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Artist's Resale Right ("Droit de Suite"). Artist's Resale Right Regulations 2006 apply to this lot, the buyer agrees to pay us an amount equal to the resale royalty provided for in those Regulations, and we undertake to the buyer to pay such amount to the artist's collection agent.Christie's charges a premium to the buyer on the Hammer Price of each lot sold at the following rates: 29.75% of the Hammer Price of each lot up to and including €20,000, plus 23.8% of the Hammer Price between €20,001 and €800.000, plus 14.28% of any amount in excess of €800.000. Buyer's premium is calculated on the basis of each lot individually.
Galerie Hussenot, Paris, where acquired by the present owner.


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Colorado, Washington Become First States to Legalize Marijuana
Adam Rifkin stashed this in Drugs!
Stashed in: America!, Marijuana, Colorado
I guess we know how Washington and Colorado are celebrating tonight.
Recreational pot!
In a groundbreaking move, Colorado and Washington voters have passed referendums legalizing marijuana for recreational use. The drug is still banned under federal law.
Colorado's Proposition 64 to the state's constitution makes it legal for anyone over the age of 21 to possess marijuana and for businesses to sell it.
"The voters have spoken and we have to respect their will," Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper said in a statement. "This will be a complicated process, but we intend to follow through. That said, federal law still says marijuana is an illegal drug so don't break out the Cheetos or gold fish too quickly."
Don't listen to him. Cheetos! Goldfish!! Taco Bell!!!
Colorado Tourism Board struggling to find a new slogan besides Rocky Mountain High. :)


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8 November 2007,
London, South Kensington
Price realised GBP 375
Estimate GBP 500 - GBP 800
Two ivory studies of a frog and rabbit, 19th and 20th Century
the first of a frog preparing to jump from a large lotus leaf, eyes inlaid, 18th Century; the second carved in action as it leaps with great haste, its long floppy ears flowing behind it, eyes inlaid, signed, 20th Century -- the first 2 1/8in. (5.4cm.) (2)
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Prince's Sister Says Singer Knew His Death Was Near, Was Prepared To Go
Believe it or not, but the one year anniversary of Prince's death is approaching. In an upcoming ABC special called "People Icons: Gone Too Soon," The Purple One's sister Tyka Nelson recalled the suspicious message he once said to her, before his passing.
Nelson believes that Prince knew that his death was near. The famed musical icon was just waiting for his time to come. While speaking in the TV special -- which has yet to air -- Prince's sister said, "About three years ago he called … He said, 'I think I've done everything I've come to do.'"
Nelson added: "My dad and Prince always spoke in these types of riddles … He knew [he was going to die soon]. And he was preparing me. It's very clear."
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24 RV Parks near Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Freemansburg, Pennsylvania 1.3 miles E
Fountain Hill, Pennsylvania 2.13 miles SW
Hellertown, Pennsylvania 3.56 miles SE
Fullerton, Pennsylvania 5.42 miles W
Catasauqua, Pennsylvania 5.83 miles NW
We did however find 24 campgrounds within 25 miles of Bethlehem. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near Bethlehem in the left hand column.
2225 Rosedale Rd Quakertown, Pennsylvania 18951 (map) | (215) 536-1984
Sites: 200 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 36 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $43.00
We only had the opportunity to stay at Quakerwoods one night, however we thoroughly enjoyed it! We arrived later in the afternoon, so we didn't have the opportunity to try any of the amenities. The campground is wooded, clean and well kept. The staff was helpful and friendly. The only thing that was disappointing was that the sewer drain was higher that the gravel pad we were parked on making it more difficult to dump our tanks. - krmihalk
Sep 2015 - $46.00
Found this site on Passport America website. Called to see if they could accommodate 42 ft., was told yes. Drove about 5 hours to get there and then was refused the P.A. discount because the lady said we were too long. She said she only gave PA dqiscount up to 39 or 40 ft. We only took one space and our tow vehicle was still behind the RV. Don't understand how she can advertise as PA and refuse the discount for PA. We were there on a Tuesday night. The park was almost 100% permanent units and was very unkept. Would NOT recommend this campground to any one. - Lenox
Aug 2015 - $45.00
First of all, there is a covered bridge that you probably should not try to use. Unfortunately, no one at the camp knew how to direct us around the bridge. Very nice people and we got the last spot they had. Oak Street! No numbers on spots, no one knew where the running water hook up was, and the area was dirty looking. The best spots are in the center. The restaurant is not operating, camp store very limited, and whole place hilly. Long term rigs filthy. We didn't stay the night. - DrSheilaHereNow
8308 Covered Bridge Rd Quakertown, Pennsylvania 18951 (map) | (215) 536-7951
Sites: 100 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 30 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $41.00
This park is difficult to get to. Do not approach from the north if over 11'6" as there is a covered bridge of 12'1" just before the park entrance.
From the south (Hwy 563 and Covered Bridge Road), the road has some low hanging limbs but we made it at 12'7" by going in the opposite traffic lane occasionally.
Owner is extremely friendly and helpful.
Park has many permanent residents, but the RV section is separated from them.
Might not stay again due to difficulty getting in and out. - durham4926
Aug 2016 - $45.00
The campgrounds is an older established park that has many seasonal campers. The seasonal sites have some units with a lot of junk outsides and many RVs have seen better days. The shorter stay sites are in a lower area near the creek. These sites are a mix of pea gravel, dirt, and grass. These sites are narrow with hookups behind. Most units needed sewer hose extensions to reach the outlet. The pool area is very nice and there is a nice playground for younger children. I thought the campground is not a good value since it is pretty worn and basic. - linnemj
Jun 2016 - $35.00
Rate depends on length of stay. Seasonal sites are separated from the transient sites. Room for my 36' 5th wheel and tow vehicle. Only campground in the area with full hook-ups. Staff is very nice and will work hard to accommodate your needs. Historic mill and covered bridge on site. Tohicon Creek runs through the campground. Very quiet during the week. Fills up on the weekend but folks have always been nice and followed the campground rules. Lots of activities for the kids on weekends. Nice clean pool. Play area. Would definitely stay again. - Smokeyfl
2375 Benders Dr Bath, Pennsylvania 18014 (map) | (610) 837-6401
Sites: 256 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 10 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $38.00
Evergreen is a real camping experience for families. Go hiking on the trails 1/2 mile down the road, swim at the lake, ride bikes, play ball in the field. Campground is clean and well kept. quiet hours are 10pm-8am and you may walk your pets around the campground on leash. The staff is friendly and expect campers to read and obey the rules so everyone has an enjoyable experience. There are grocery stores and eateries within 15 minutes either direction Bath/Windgap. Saylorsburg flea market is approx. 20 minutes away. Pocono raceway is within 30 minutes of the campground. The camp office has ice/candy/ice cream/snacks/sunscreen/repellents etc. - sassy67
Jun 2016 - $38.00
I have been camping at Evergreen lake for the last ten years. It is a beautifully kept campground and the rules are fair. Quite hours are from 11pm to 8am which is nice. My dogs enjoy their walks around the campground. Very nice place, I recommend it to all. - BL2006
Mar 2015 - $35.00
The campground is very clean and quiet. The staff is very nice. There are many activities on the weekends and the beach area is very clean. We enjoyed the mini golf also. I've been camping here for nine years and love it. My pets also enjoy taking walks around the campgrounds. - BL2006
367 Old Bethlehem Rd Quakertown, Pennsylvania 18951 (map) | (215) 536-3357
Sites: 100 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 5 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $40.00
Check in was friendly, pool was OK. Site was level, but electricity at pole was reverse-polarity (and fried my surge protector). When we complained, the maintenance guy said it was our issue, not theirs - they had never had a complaint of this magnitude before. They offered to move us to another spot but that proved to be open-neutral at the pole. We requested a refund of our money and departed quickly - were 'shooed' out by the maintenance crew. Not impressed. - Forrest Woods
Jun 2016 - $40.00
Nice gravel sites, good WiFi, friendly people. Only downside is poor water pressure. - wpagejr
Jun 2014 - $35.00
Little Red Barn is really nice. Upper Bucks County can be pretty busy so being out of the way is a good thing with this location. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The sites are roomy and not challenging to get into. There is plenty of open area for family fun and the store and pool are really great. There are a couple of local restaurants that have great food and great service. - ArEfBee
545 Lonely Cottage Rd Upper Black Eddy, Pennsylvania 18972 (map) | (610) 847-5808
Sites: 240 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 43 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $50.00
Nice campground, good location, nice grounds. Was crowded when I was there. Pool area looked really, really busy (did not go in). Overall, a good choice in Bucks County area. - jmelaw
Jun 2016 - $53.00
Very accommodating for late arrival. Very noisy and active at 11 PM on a Saturday night - people (teens, children, adults) walking all over the park - no curfew? The site was not level, the water source is a bunch of hoses laying all around on the ground from one site to another with taps available here and there. The pool(s) were nice - large heated pool, two kiddie pools with sprinklers and water buckets; whirlpool not very warm and not very bubbly. Lots of trees and rocks. A nice covered bridge walkway from store to lakefront, then to pool area. Mini-golf course is a hazard yet they still charge for use: broken and sagging boards, rusty nails sticking out, uneven ground and play areas. Not impressed. - Forrest Woods
Aug 2015 - $49.00
A heavily wooded campground about 60 miles north of Philadelphia, close to the Delaware River and other northern Bucks County attractions. Difficult to find; watch out for narrow roads - plan ahead. Arrived late on a Friday night; "David" thankfully escorted us to the site, which was wide, clean and flat with stones. Permanent sites are separated from transients. Most permanents in good shape. An active campground with organized games throughout Saturday for children and teens. Camp store is well-stocked, with an indoor game area. Large lake for fishing and two pools with water play-features. A high cost for only water and electric - knocked down my rating. Charges $7.50 per adult guest. One dumping station means you'll be lining up to get out on Sunday. Be sure to leave an extra hour. Trash is picked up on site (didn't learn that until we drove around looking for a Dumpster). There's a honeywagon too, but the service isn't available on weekends, or wasn't well advertised. We have friends in the area and will likely visit again. - Lancaster Camper
75 Woodland Dr Upper Black Eddy, Pennsylvania 18972 (map) | (610) 982-5552
Sites: 123 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 7 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $44.00
Very clean and well maintained park. Lots of seasonals, but everyone was very friendly. Store is smaller, but stocked nicely. Pool looks brand new. Is on the smaller side, but was comfortably warm and clean. Small baby pool with a fountain also. Daily activities geared for families and kids, we did not take part in. Good place to just hang out and relax. Our site was across from the playground which had a light that was on all night. That was annoying but understandable. I would recommend a site further down from R-4 if you have a choice. - gandb26
Aug 2015 - $28.00
Stayed for a month. Restrooms are clean during the week but get trashed during the weekends when the campground fills up and there is only one restroom (mens and womens has 3 toilet stalls and 2 showers each) in the whole place. Owner and staff nice. No sewer hookups, honey dipper service was weekly and additional $. Seasonal people were very nice and friendly and welcoming, they have events for kids every weekend. Pool was nice, got crowded with people and their oversized toys sometimes. No lifeguard. Cute baby pool. Wi-Fi in clubhouse worked well. Location is great and we would stay again. - sbrigga315
Aug 2014 - $42.00
Good for families who want playground and pool and events; pricey and a bit too much activity for full-timers who just want a nice, quiet campsite away from it all. Approach from south, not north, as roads wind and are difficult from north. Restrooms clean enough, but dated. With lots of seasonals and local families with kids staying here, it was not one of our favorite campgrounds. That said, if you want to be in this area, which we did, this will do just fine - just expect a lot of activity in the summertime. - Jolly Out There
80 Clay Ridge Rd Ottsville, Pennsylvania 18942 (map) | (610) 847-5643
Sites: 120 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 9 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $45.00
Family owned and operated. Located in the great small town of Ottsville Pa. Great hiking trail along Beaver Valley Creek at the back of campground. Plenty of activities for kids to do in the rec hall. - scottrig09
Aug 2015 - $42.00
This park is mostly for seasonal campers. They do have one loop of daily sites available. The sites are mostly level, but getting into them could be quite tricky. Some are only tent friendly. The roads are narrow and not at all big rig friendly in the daily loop. They do have a nice field option that would be for great big rigs.
The bathrooms are dated and the showers were okay. The camp store is packed and the arcade will keep the little guys busy for a little while on a rainy day. The pool is this parks crown jewel. It has a couple of fantastic water slides. It is very well kept.
The Wi-Fi is only available by the office, not throughout the campground. You also need to get the password from the store. It did work, but only if there was not a lot of people using it. It would slow to a crawl. The campground has a gate so you will need to get the card at registration. A/C is a $3.oo add on. - 4njcampers
Aug 2012 - $36.00
We stayed at a corner site that was level, and nice size. It had a good amount of privacy with densely wooded areas on all sides (view at back of site through sparse vegetation: well maintained seasonal site and transient tent/pop-up sites, to the left through thicker vegetation; transient site), directly in front of site playground and rally field. Site was fine stone, campground roads/walking paths rocky terrain (watch out for random ankle breaker sized rocks). Site was nicely wooded with large mature trees that offered shade throughout the day. Nice pool with clean bathrooms and hot showers just a short walk away. Good high efficiency washer and dryer. Mostly seasonals here. No Wi-Fi or Sewer, pump-out service Mondays and Fridays, $3 extra per day for air conditioner and a few extra random charges. No recycling containers-carry out cans/bottles/paper. Staff were somewhat helpful. Seasonal sites hit or miss-a lot of older/ weathered RVs.. Be sure to follow campsite directions, roads in the area are very curvy and narrow. Close drive to nice state parks. - ryjackopher
131 Goritz Road, Milford, NJ 08848, USA Milford, New Jersey 08848 (map) | (908) 996-2953
Sites: 20 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 7 Reviews
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Jun 2014 - $40.00
Wow! This was a refreshing twist to RV camping. Way off the beaten path we saw some amazing old houses on our way to this site. Trees and fields, plenty of space for kids to run and play, loads of wildlife including deer, beavers and chipmunks. Bathrooms were shocking clean for such a rustic location. These owners definitely aim to please. Located just outside of Easton this was a great pit stop on our way to Crayola Experience, I only wish we could have stayed longer. Millions of stars and fireflys at night.... No lights anywhere near this camp ground. If your looking to rough it with electric and water this is the place to go! Cash only. - GMC_STRIPES
Jul 2010 - $34.00
Nice quiet park, even on the weekends! This park is VERY out of the way. They do not have a lot of amenities nor activities, but they are close to a lot of attractions. They do not have a pool, but do have a swimming pond. It would be nice if they added just a little bit to their playground area. If your are looking for amenities, this is not for you. If you are looking for peace and quiet, and real camping, then stay here! - grim509
Jun 2010 - $31.00
This is a nice park, actually a farm/campground run by a very friendly family. We had a hard time finding it, but we came in the 'back way'. It would be easy from the direction that we exited. The shower house was dated, but clean. There were a lot of bugs, but that's because we were way back in the trees, very secluded. Overall, a nice park in an area where there aren't many. - Mo_Camper
1150 Allentown Rd Green Lane, Pennsylvania 18054 (map) | (215) 257-3445
Sites: 125 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 20 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $30.00
Rustic style camping. Nice staff.
Would stay here again.
Quiet. Good for families as well. - Sir_Charles395
Sep 2016 - $35.00
We enjoyed our stay here. Coming on a hot week, we told the owner we'd like shade, but wouldn't mind satellite too. She helped us pick a spot that was mostly shaded, but got us satellite. We were so happy. Being close to the office got us good internet too. We drove over grass to pull in, very easy, site was fairly level. There are tons of trails around to walk the dog. I went in the pool since it was so hot and it was very clean. There was a little playground for little ones. There was a small laundry room we used that didn't cost much, can't remember the price. My husband had to go to the Philadelphia airport, about an hour away. I was alone and felt perfectly safe and comfortable there. - dorcol
Aug 2016 - $35.00
If you want no frills at a low cost about an hour north of Philadelphia, Homestead Campground is paradise. The place looks to be owned and maintained by a mother-daughter combo - their late father appeared to be the "glue" and handyman who kept everything running. No longer. The grounds are beginning to wear down.
When I called to reserve a site, the lady said water/electric sites would be available. Didn't give me a site number, however. We arrived at 10 p.m. and the grounds were quiet. No message at the camp office. No map. Called the phone number on the door and left a message. We picked a site at random. The following day, we tracked down the daughter and paid for the site. While the folks are friendly, they appear to be overwhelmed or disinterested in operating anything more than an overnight rest area.
No camp store. No daily activities. The office is rarely open. The electric went off around 1:30 a.m. on Saturday and didn't come back until 9:30 a.m. We don't know why. A small unguarded pool is at the lower corner of the grounds. Water looked OK, but I wouldn't swim in it.
The permanent rigs are well maintained. A limited number of sewer sites are available. In the woods to the rear of the campground are dozens of water/electric sites - great for pop-ups or tents.
Stay here if you need to. There are better choices in Bucks County. - Lancaster Camper
6750 Koa Dr New Tripoli, Pennsylvania 18066 (map) | (610) 298-2160
Sites: 92 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 62 Reviews
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Apr 2017 - $51.00
Great ambiance in a uniquely designed park. Built into a small mountain valley with a pleasant running stream, sites range up and down the sides of the valley. Quiet (perhaps because of their puritan views of alcohol - it is banned in the park), but also early in the season. Loved our stay! - EnjoyinLife
Oct 2016 - $51.00
Quaint little spot, has a small stream, dog park, pool (closed during my visit). Quiet area. I live in the area, so this was just to get the dust off the trailer. Family enjoyed. Would go again. Interestingly enough, there is a "No Alcohol" policy at this KOA. Might be a "bad" for some and a "good' for others. - lyagooshka
Oct 2016 - $51.00
Arrived just before dark, and the site they put us in was barely long enough. Had to leave our 5th wheel connected as there wouldn't have been room to park the truck. Exceptionally tight turns, lots of trees, and very narrow roadways. Pull thru sites are set up in pairs where coaches face each other or are back to back. No privacy and sites are extremely close to kamp cabins. Excess parking is non-existent. Our site was right next to a cabin where you could look out our window into the cabin (fortunately it was not occupied!). It was an overnight stay, and quite a bit off the main road. I'd stay again if I couldn't find anything else. Front desk would not honor military discount even though I explained other KOAs did. - usamacdonald2


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Baseball Posts Highest Men's GPA for Second Straight Semester
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CINCINNATI – The University of Cincinnati baseball team competed on the field and in the classroom this school year, posting its second consecutive record performance GPA.
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Islamabad, Aug 4 (ANI): Foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan will hold talks in New York in September when the foreign ministers of both countries attend the United Nations General Assembly session.
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said he would like the foreign secretaries of the two countries to meet as soon as possible.
Talking to the media at Foreign Services Academy, Qureshi dispelled the impression that the government was under any pressure from international players to avoid bringing a case against former President Pervez Musharraf.
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Place: Concord Mills (Dave & Busters)
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Bowling teams of 5 people will compete on behalf on charitable organizations (5 teams per org.). Participating sponsors will donate money to charitable organizations behalf of each team.
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For ever strike that's made by an individual, the team's sponsorship funds will be used to donate money towards the organization that each team represents. Both simple and challenging at that same time so bring your "A" game!
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A Pocket for Corduroy by Don Freeman (1978)
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corduroy goes to the laundromat. he tries to find something to make a pocket out of but eventually gets lost. his owner comes back to get him and she makes him a locket so he'll never get lost again.
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I liked this book for many reasons. In the story Corduroy goes on an adventure to the laundromat. He then realizes that he doesn't have a pocket, so he sets out to get one. This story is great for the reader to follow along with the different places in the laundromat that Corduroy goes. For some readers this is a cultural experience because not everyone has laundromats in their towns. The big idea in this story is that if you need something you have to tell someone. Corduroy gets lost in the laundromat overnight and in the morning his owner finds him. She sews him on his own pocket and explains that if he would have asked her in the first place she could have helped him.
I liked this book for two reasons. First, there is a well-organized plot. Each page of the story formed together to create a plot with an exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. The exposition, or the beginning, of this story is where the setting is established. The setting of this story is in the laundromat. The rising action is where the conflict is introduced. The rising action of this story would be when Lisa's mother tells Lisa to empty her pockets. At this moment is when Corduroy explains the conflict, or the problem of the story: he doesn't have any pockets. The falling action is the point in the story where the action starts to wind down. The falling action in A Pocket for Corduroy is when Corduroy begins to search the laundromat for pockets. Lastly, the resolution is the end of the story. The resolution of this story is when Lisa creates a pocket and name tag for her stuffed teddy bear. Second, the illustrations really enhance the story. The color on each page is vivid and go along with the text. The illustrations also help me to better visualize some of the descriptions, such as when Corduroy jumps into the box of soap flakes. The message of this story is to always ask for help. Corduroy got lost while on a search for a pocket that he wanted so badly. Lisa could not find Corduroy until the next day, and when she did find him all he did was ask for a pocket and she created him one instantly.
In my opinion, this is a wonderful book for a couple reasons. One reason I liked the book is that the character Corduroy is well-developed by the author. Corduroy's determination is exemplified when the author wrote "without hesitation, he climbed inside the big which was filled with pieces of wet laundry." Once Corduroy set his mind to getting a pocket, he was going to do whatever he had to, to get one. Another reason I enjoyed this book was because of the multi-cultural characters and setting. The laundromat is busy with neighbors of different ethnicities. The illustrations on the third page depict a setting of a man with a beret, an older woman with a scarf over her head, and a father with his daughter. The final example of the multicultural characters in the book is when the author writes the managers dialect. For example when Lisa, Corduroy's owner, comes to get corduroy the manger says "Is this what you're looking for, Senorita?" The big message in this book is to don't be afraid to ask your friends for help when you need it.
A Pocket for Corduroy is one of my favorite childhood books and I was interested to see how it looked as a board book.
It was...kind of disappointing to be honest. If you haven't read it before, it's the second book in the Corduroy series. Having finally found a home with Lisa, Corduroy accompanies Lisa and her mom to the laundromat. There he gets the idea to go hunting for a pocket - and ends up going through the washing machine! After being left behind and having some adventures at the laundromat, he's greatly relieved when Lisa comes back to get him. Happily, he also gets his pocket and his name in it, so he won't get lost again!
Freeman's classic illustrations are instantly recognizable, with glowing colors, lots of sketchy lines, and interesting characters and settings. This was probably one of the first books I read as a child that featured African-American characters in a normal, every day setting.
So, this is a classic and one that definitely stands the test of time. What's not to like? Well....it's just really not a good book for a board book edition. Freeman's illustrations lose much of their charm and detail when they're squashed into a 4x7 inch book and the text is far too dense for a board book audience. That's not to say that parents won't enjoy introducing this classic to their little ones, who may also enjoy picking out the colors, the bear, and hearing part of the story, but this is one that would be better off kept as a picture book.
Verdict: This might make a nice gift to a Corduroy or Freeman fan, but if your library needs more Freeman, update the picture book collection, not the board books.
ISBN: 9780451471130; Board book edition published 2015 by Viking/Penguin; Review copy provided by publisher
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by Bruce Gerencser cross posted from his blog The Life and Times of Bruce GerencserMy wife and I have six children, ages 23, 24, 27, 32, 35, and 37. Polly had all of the children vaginally, without epidurals. Over the years, I have stood in the background and watched as Polly traded birthing war stories with other mothers. Mothers love to talk about length of labor, epidurals, methods of birth, breast feeding vs. bottle, cloth vs. disposable, and various other … [Read more...]
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Quoting Quiverfull: Adult Children Must Be Under Father Headship?
by Vaughn Ohlman from True Love Doesn't Wait - Call a Eunuch a EunuchEditor's Note: This sums up what the patriarchy is all about, not what is genuinely best for either the family or the individual, but putting control over every aspect of the individual into the hands of the patriarchy. Which is not a healthy dynamic and isn't even Biblical. What about the scripture that commands a man and a woman to leave their families and cleve only to each other when they marry? Patriarchy extrapolated out to an unhealthy degree. … [Read more...]
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Quoting Quiverfull: Voddie Baucham Believes in Militant Fecundity?
by Voddie Baucham from his 'Child Training' sermon at Hardin Baptist Church bravely transcribed by R.L. Stollar from Homeschoolers AnonymousEditor's note: Notice that while Mr. Baucham doesn't call this mindset 'Quiverfull' he does use the same scriptures and ideas to promote having as many children as possible without any regard for ability to support the children or exemptions for physical problems that would make childbirth life threatening for the mother. … [Read more...]
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from Raw Story by Steven Anderson, Pastor of Faithful Word Baptist Church - Arizona Pastor Predicts "AIDS-Free Christmas" If All Gays Are Killed, As God CommandsAnd here we thought Jim Bob and Michelle were the hatingest haters of the homosexuals in the world of the Christian Patriarch Movement. Looks like Zsuzsanna Anderson's hubby is trying to snatch that crown from their heads.This extreme hatred of gays to the point where he is advocating killing gay people makes me wonder if Steven is so far into the closet that he's seeing the next century's worth of Christmas presents. Many of these guys in the Quiverfull movement are so obsessed with proving their masculinity by keeping the … [Read more...]
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THE 5th Brunei 7's International Soccer Challenge 2014 organised by the Veteran Football Association (VFA) of Brunei Darussalam concluded yesterday afternoon at Berakas Sports Complex.
HM FC from Johor, Malaysia, emerged champion of the Grand Master category after defeating Persatuan Sang Jati Dusun (PSJD) GM 3-0 in the final.
PSJD took the title in the Veteran category after winning the final 1-0 against Jerudong Pondok 12.
FBSB FC were the plate champions of the Veteran category after they edged MIISA Utd 1-0.
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Stephen King – The Bazaar of Bad Dreams epub book
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The Bazaar of Bad Dreams: Stories
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A master storyteller at his best—the O. Henry Prize winner Stephen King delivers a generous collection of stories, several of them brand-new, featuring revelatory autobiographical comments on when, why, and how he came to write (or rewrite) each story.
Since his first collection, Nightshift, published thirty-five years ago, Stephen King has dazzled readers with his genius as a writer of short fiction. In this new collection he assembles, for the first time, recent stories that have never been published in a book. He introduces each with a passage about its origins or his motivations for writing it.
There are thrilling connections between stories; themes of morality, the afterlife, guilt, what we would do differently if we could see into the future or correct the mistakes of the past. "Afterlife" is about a man who died of colon cancer and keeps reliving the same life, repeating his mistakes over and over again. Several stories feature characters at the end of life, revisiting their crimes and misdemeanors. Other stories address what happens when someone discovers that he has supernatural powers—the columnist who kills people by writing their obituaries in "Obits;" the old judge in "The Dune" who, as a boy, canoed to a deserted island and saw names written in the sand, the names of people who then died in freak accidents. In "Morality," King looks at how a marriage and two lives fall apart after the wife and husband enter into what seems, at first, a devil's pact they can win.
Magnificent, eerie, utterly compelling, these stories comprise one of King's finest gifts to his constant reader—"I made them especially for you," says King. "Feel free to examine them, but please be careful. The best of them have teeth."
"Renowned author King's impressive latest collection wraps 20 stories and poems in fascinating commentary…the stories themselves are meditations on mortality, destiny, and regret, all of which showcase King's talent for exploring the human condition…this introspective collection, like many of King's most powerful works, draws on the deepest emotions: love, grief, fear and hope." (Publishers Weekly, STARRED review)
"A gathering of short stories by an ascended master of the form… This collection speaks to King's considerable abilities as a writer of genre fiction who manages to expand and improve the genre as he works; certainly no one has invested ordinary reality and ordinary objects with as much creepiness as King… Best of all, lifting the curtain, King prefaces the stories with notes about how they came about. Those notes alone make this a must for aspiring writers." (Kirkus)
"To the reader's delight, King provides a backstory for each tale, enticing the reader with a memory or scenario that prompted that particular selection's birth… The stories collected here are riveting and sometimes haunting, as is the author's style. Surprise endings abound. King is in a class all by himself. Be prepared to read voraciously." (Library Journal, starred review)
"BAD DREAMS packs plenty of bite into the 20 stories found here… a welcome dose of horror from the modern master. A large helping, too: Dreams weighs in at 495 pages, every one of which whips by as you plunge into one jolting tale after another… in the space of just a few pages, King can leave your nerves thoroughly jangled. As always, King conjures nightmares you don't necessarily want to wake up from." (Preston Jones, The Fort Worth Star Telegram)
"[King]has always had a wicked (in more ways than one) sense of humor, too, and it'soften on display along with the scary stuff in his new short story collection, THE BAZAAR OF BAD DREAMS…One of the bonuses ofBazaar is that each story is preceded by a note from the author about its genesis… If you're looking for King's paranormal horror side, though, Bazaar has plenty to satisfy you…And if you want King in full funny tall-tale mode, head for Drunken Fireworks.It's the hilarious story of how its narrator, a Maine native named Alden who lives with his mother in a modest cabin on the 'town side' of Abenaki Lake,gets into an ever-escalating Fourth of July arms race with a rich guy on the other shore who's rumored to be 'connected,' if you know what I mean. One lesson: Never buy a firework called Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind." (Collette Bancroft, The Tampa Bay Times)
"The best stories in THE BAZAAR OF BAD DREAMS are the ones that read like they meant something to King… A Death, which bears the easy, plaintive prose of Kent Haruf, follows a sheriff preparing to go through with the hanging of a man who may have been falsely convicted of murder. Obits channels the snark and cynicism of contemporary culture as its hero, a writer of celebrity death notices for a Gawker-like website, discovers he can kill people by writing their obituaries while they're still alive. Summer Thunder, the touching post-apocalyptic story that concludes the book, ends on a note of lovely melancholy. Death may be inevitable, King says. But to fret about it or dwell on it is a waste of time when life, even at its most difficult, can bear so many rewards." (Rene Rodriguez, The Miami Herald)
"Outstanding…King's usual homespun style and storytelling swerves are fully evident, yet what's really neat about Bad Dreams is the scribe's introductions to each piece. Like little throwbacks to his 2000 manual/memoirOn Writing,King tosses out bits of trivia and inspiration for each of his short form treats. A series of 150-mile drives in college led to Mile 81 and the most homicidal car since Christine. And a double whammy of trips to Applebee's plus observing a road-rage incident in real time sparked his impressive imagination to create Batman and Robin Have an Altercation,an excellent piece pitting a father-and-son dynamic duo against Alzheimer's and a strapping Texan. Short stories have a famous place in the King oeuvre, with the likes of The Body and RitaHayworth and Shawshank Redemption finding second lives on the big screen as Stand By Me and Shawshank Redemption. So it's interesting to read how King likens himself to a midnight street vendor with these mini-tales and confesses they have given him 'a soul-deep fear thatI will be unable to bridge the gap between a great idea and the realization ofthat idea's potential.' Like all the greats, though, his ability to grip thereader's mind, body and soul with his prose makes it all look easy." (Brian Truitt, USA Today)
"A triumph…Stephen King's shorter works have inspired readers, writers, filmmakers and other artists for more than 40 years. His newest short story collection, THE BAZAAR OF BAD DREAMS, continues his tradition of compulsively readable short stories, novellas and narrative poems that will thrill fans looking for scares, surprise critics that write him off as a 'genre' author and inform artists about his personal creative process…[the] introductions are a fascinating look into the mind of one of the most popular writers in the world, and much like his writers' manual "On Writing," he provides readers with concise and insightful observations about the art of the written word…remarkably resonant… The last story of the collection, 'Summer Thunder,' takes the reader through the last days of two survivors of a worldwide nuclear holocaust… the last lines of the story are some of the most emotionally powerful sentences Mr. King has ever committed to paper — they will leave readers weepy, uplifted and satisfied…With THE BAZAAR OF BAD DREAMS, Stephen King has achieved something rare: a short story collection with no weak spots. From a woman confronted with the limits of empathy and the reality of pain, to a man who sees the names of the doomed written in sand, the pieces play off of one another to create a cohesive reading experience filled with optimism, sadness and a search for answers to life's unanswerable questions. While these stories may conjure up a few nightmares, they also will delight, inspire and, most importantly, entertain readers willing to make the journey." (Wendeline O. Wright, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
"[King]serves up a potent mix of stories that land in and around the horror genre. Not surprisingly, most are classic King page-turners, but the choicest finds in this bazaar are the stories behind the stories or, more correctly, in front of them. King introduces each story with an explanation about the motivation for writing it. You don't need to be a writer — or a King fan — to find these fascinating.Anyone who's ever wondered about the creative process will find the author's path to each story revelatory…Each story is compelling in its own way,though I'm guessing each reader will have favorites and it's doubtful that any two lists will be the same." (Cathy Jakicic, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
"King fans are in for another in a long line of treats…THE BAZAAR OF BAD DREAMS provides a tasty sampler that, like his other short story collections, showcases the master's array of talents." (John Holyoke, Bangor Daily News)
"Stephen King taps economic uncertainty and his own deep well of creativity to create 20 unsettling stories…It may be seven more years before King delivers another collection such as this one. Depending on how ordinary people continue to fare in the face of harsh reality, his topics of concern may shift in the meantime, as may those of his audience. Readers can be thankful, however, that he's still out there pitching stories with all the craft and guile he can muster." (Michael Berry, The Portland Press Herald)
"[A] meaty collection with interesting insights into the creative process of a writer who caused many sleepless nights. Well worth keeping on your bedside table for those evenings when, as King puts it:'… sleep is slow to come and you wonder why the closet door is open, when you know perfectly well that you shut it.'" (Rob Merrill, The Associated Press)
"There are a lot of good stories in this collection: moving,disturbing and in between. 'Summer Thunder' imagines a post-apocalyptic world of startling beauty…In 'Morality,' a marriage goes south when a wife falls prey to the imprecations of her employer — not sexual, but ethical. The idea is that we are all complicit, fundamentally, in what happens to us, that the stain of sin is a collective one…When King gives himself a little room to move,the effects are not only unnerving but also deeply human, a series of riffs on love and loss." (David Ulin, The Los Angeles Times)
"In the more harrowing tales of THE BAZAAR OF BAD DREAMS, [it's] the quotidian particulars of 21st century life — Walmart, DUI convictions, road rage, the stony realism of Maine's rural poor — that haunt us…THE BAZAAR OF BAD DREAMS, of course, wouldn't feel like real Stephen King to some without a closing story from the apocalypse. In the grimly gorgeous'Summer Thunder,' another high point in the collection, a man,his stray dog, Gandalf, and a neighbor wait out radiation poisoning at the end of the world. The final line is killer." (Ethan Gilsdorf, The Boston Globe)
"Shortbut sweet…horror abounds in these collected tales…King confidently inhabitsvaried realms, from the American frontier, where a tale of justice plays out,to a Florida island with deathly secrets. He prefaces each story with anexplanation of its genesis, providing a fascinating glimpse into the mind ofremarkable writer." (People)
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