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A hiker with a battery-powered, bionic leg has set out to become the first amputee to walk the entire Appalachian Trail, a 2,168-mile trek from Georgia to Maine.
"I am on my way," Scott Rogers said by telephone Monday from Amicalola Falls State Park in Dawsonville, Ga.
The morning was cold but the sun was shining and Rogers said while he was eager "to hike as far as I can in one day," but added that his immediate goal was "just to get through Day One."
"I have met tons of skeptics, people I don't know," he said last week. "But people who know me know that if there is any way possible for me to do it, I am going to do it."
Rogers has a Web site which promises a "trail journal."
The 35-year-old former paramedic from Washburn, Tenn., first talked last fall about making the seven-month trek with the aid of a high-tech limb called a "C-Leg."
The silver and blue prosthetic leg, knee and foot assembly is powered by a battery, driven by hydraulics and controlled by microprocessors that monitor his movement 50 times a second to create a natural, stable gate.
Otto Bock Orthopedic, the leg's German manufacturer, and Hanger Prosthetics and Orthotics, which fitted the leg, are supporting the hike with a solar-powered battery recharger and service along the way.
Rogers' wife, Leisa, will be following from campsite to campsite in a 27-foot motor home with their six children.
Rogers lost his left leg below the knee in 1998 when he shot himself while hunting a snake. He learned to water ski and fly an ultralight airplane despite the disability, but chronic pain forced him to quit his job as a paramedic.
Two years ago, the leg had to be re-amputated above the knee and he faced the prospect of having to use a wheelchair before Hanger Prosthetics steered him to the C-Leg.
Rogers took on the Appalachian Trail trek as a personal challenge, but with publicity has come a broader impact. People have written him with encouragement, advice and offers of help along the trail.
He became a mentor to Lane Milliken, an 8-year-old Clarksville, Tenn., boy who lost the use of a leg in a lawnmower accident five years ago and will soon have it amputated in favor of an artificial limb similar to Rogers'.
"If I fell before, I'd just be falling in front of my wife and kids. Now if I am going to fall, it will be in front of everybody," Rogers said. "But that is OK, if I fall I get up."
Hiking eight to 10 miles a day, Rogers hopes by July to reach Harpers Ferry, W.Va., about halfway up the trail. He will get off there and drive to the trail's end at Mt. Katahdin in Maine. There, he will get back on the trail and head south to the finish.
This "flip-flop" approach, intended to avoid wintry weather toward the end of the hike, is perfectly acceptable to the Appalachian Trail community. Around 2,400 hikers start the Appalachian Trail each year, but fewer than one in five finish.
The key will be to "set several small goals every day and find something to celebrate, something to be thankful for," Rogers said.
"And if I am not still hiking in November," he said with a laugh, "I will be OK."
By Duncan Mansfield
Bionic Hike Up Appalachian Trail
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IAB Europe Research Awards Winner Webinar: comScore and News UK
The 2016 IAB Research Awards recognized and celebrated the research projects and the contribution they have made to the development of the digital advertising industry. Learn how comScore partnered with News UK and Kellar Fay to understand the holistic impact of advertising online and offline. Leia mais
Reach vs. Ratings: Bridging the Divide Between TV and Digital Metrics
There's been quite a bit of industry debate recently about what are the right metrics to enable cross-media comparability of TV and digital. During the Upfronts/Newfronts season, many digital video providers touted metrics of unique viewers or video views in comparison to TV audience metrics. Several have since argued that this is not a fair comparison... Leia mais
Roku Leads OTT Streaming Devices in Household Market Share
Although desktop computers, smartphones and tablets drive the majority of consumers' online activity, there are many other devices in the home that allow users to access the internet. Gaming consoles, smart TVs and Blu-ray players are commonly connected devices in the home, but over-the-top (OTT) streaming devices are an increasingly important device... Leia mais
Understanding CNN's Unduplicated Cross-Media Audience Footprint
comScore and CNN today released a report, based on comScore Xmedia™ data, highlighting the cross-media reach of CNN across TV, desktop and mobile. As media continues to converge and we embark upon a cross-media future, there is an increasing need to understand how media companies deliver their valuable audiences across all the screens that matter. Leia mais
CNN Leverages comScore Xmedia to Capture Unified View of Cross-Media Audience
CNN, a division of Turner, and comScore today announced that CNN is one of the first media companies to leverage Xmedia to measure a total unduplicated view of audience across its television, desktop and mobile properties in a single metric. A launch partner of comScore's Xmedia product, CNN is now able to more effectively partner with advertisers... Leia mais
The CNN Cross-Media Report
In today's cross-media world, consumers not only have a vast array of options for what media content to consume, they also have more options than ever as to how they consume it. The consumer choice among TV, desktop or mobile depends on a number of factors, such as content availability, convenience and the individual's personal preference at a specific... Leia mais
comScore and Our Continued MRC Accreditation Momentum
In January, after a long and constructive process, comScore announced that the Media Rating Council (MRC) had accredited Media Metrix, our flagship content audience measurement product, in the US. This was a significant development for both comScore and the digital ecosystem at large; Media Metrix is the first and only digital content ratings service... Leia mais
comScore Delivers First Cross-Platform Ratings to Clients
comScore (NASDAQ: SCOR) announced today that it has completed the first round of development of its cross-platform ratings, and is now delivering those results to clients for private preview Leia mais
comScore's Latest Report 2016 U.S. Cross-Platform Future in Focus Available for Download
comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR) today published its 2016 U.S. Cross-Platform Future in Focus report. Available to the public as a complimentary download, the report provides a retrospective view of the major shifts in cross-platform consumer behavior occurring in sectors such as TV, digital media, mobile, social media, advertising, search and e-commerce,... Leia mais
2016 U.S. Cross-Platform Future in Focus
2015 was another transformative year in media, as TV and digital convergence accelerates and the longstanding consumer habits continue to be upended. While the media landscape is often described as growing increasingly 'fragmented', a more accurate description might be that it's becoming increasingly interconnected, with consumers seamlessly accessing... Leia mais

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Articles from Britannica encyclopedias for elementary and high school students.
- Maxwell, Robert - Student Encyclopedia (Ages 11 and up)
(1923-91), Czechoslovak-born British publisher and businessman. Maxwell created a larger-than-life role for himself as the mastermind of a communications empire, patriarch of a large family, shameless self-promoter, and generous benefactor.


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So I have a MacBook, which I believe is the 2008 model, that I am trying to dual-boot kubuntu on. Everything works fine up until the GUI is initiated (at least I think it is when the GUI is initiated), at which point I am stuck with a black screen.
What happens when I try to boot from the CD:
1). It boots from the cd
2). Kubuntu splash screen shows
3). Black screen (Can' really be considered as working but..)
4). Cd drive stops making the noise it makes
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CRN on Monday submitted comments to the Food and Drug Administration advocating a new qualified health claim for EPA+DHA and blood-pressure reduction.
Taking olive oil supplements may counteract some of the adverse cardiovascular effects of exposure to air pollution, according to a new study presented at the 2014 American Thoracic Society International Conference on Monday.
A study published online Friday shows that the omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA — commonly found in fatty fish and fish oil supplements — are as effective, if not more effective, in lowering blood pressure as some of the commonly recommended lifestyle changes like increasing physical activity and restricting alcohol and sodium intake.
Nordic Naturals earlier this year launched Omega Boost, featuring 525 mg of omega-3s per serving.
The limitations within a recent study linking omega-3 fish oil and increased prostate cancer risk ought to be taken in consideration, according to a commentary published in the August issue of Natural Medicine Journal.
Old Bay has partnered with a smartphone and tablet application Blippar to offer consumers a new way to experience the brand.
Awareness around the benefits of krill oil versus fish oil — being just as effective with a lesser amount and the possibility that krill oil may leave more EPA and DHA in the body to be absorbed, according to two clinicals published in 2011 — may be a hot topic in 2012.
Nutramax Labs on Thursday announced that its OmegaMint now is available nationwide at Walgreens stores and Walgreens.com.
A research study conducted earlier this year on two Nordic Naturals arctic cod liver oil products concluded that the effervescent formulation is absorbed more rapidly than gelatin soft gels, and suggested that the effervescent form is equally palatable, making it an acceptable alternative to the soft gel form.
StarKist is answering tuna lovers' prayers with new low-sodium tuna offerings in convenient Flavor Fresh...
In response to a lawsuit filed Tuesday in California, which claimed that fish oil supplements...
Three parties joined Tuesday in filing a lawsuit in California regarding omega-3 supplements allegedly contaminated...


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This item may be discontinued or not carried in your nearest store. Please call your local store to check in-store availability before heading there. For informational purposes, the product details and customer reviews are provided.
- The ceramic non-stick surface with aluminum core allows higher cooking temperatures.
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The Caravelle ResortMyrtle Beach SC 29572-3640
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Caravelle Resort is within 2.5 miles of Pirate's Voyage dinner show, and The Dunes Golf Club.
This Myrtle Beach resort offers a laundry room with coin-operated machines, and a game room provides coin-operated video games. The complimentary fitness center contains cardio and weight machines. A small store sells groceries, beer, wine, and sundries, and a lobby kiosk offers high-speed Internet access (surcharge). A rich breakfast buffet is also available each day in Santa Maria Restaurant for a surcharge.
In summer, complimentary, supervised activities are available for children during the day, with surcharges for certain arts and crafts and for a weekly evening pizza party.
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- Gift shops or newsstand
- Indoor pool
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- Limo or Town Car service available
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- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- Number of buildings/towers - 9
- Outdoor pool
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- Total number of rooms - 620
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Family Friendly Amenities
- Arcade/game room
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
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- Cable TV service
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
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- Cribs/infant beds available
- Daily housekeeping
- Flat-panel TV
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- Iron/ironing board
- Microwave
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- Private bathroom
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Where to Eat
Santa Maria Restaurant - Buffet and à la carte breakfast service daily.
Liquids Coffee & Martini Bar - Open year-round for coffee drinks and cocktails.
Marco Polo - Open spring to autumn. Rustic, open-air poolside spot also accessible from beach. Burgers, hot dogs, snack foods, smoothies, tropical drinks.
Pirates Cove - Open spring to autumn. Snack bar serving sandwiches, salads, hot dogs, pizza, smoothies, ice cream.
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Water attractions include a complex containing a 65-by-30-foot pool; a flower-shaped children's pool; an oval, 40-foot children's lazy river pool with tubes, and a 15-person spa tub. In winter, a translucent roof shelters the complex, with the roof removed in late spring to late fall. Adjacent to the complex is a seasonal, outdoor, 100-foot oval lazy river pool with tubes and a 15-person spa tub. On the hotel's seventh floor, a solarium offers year-round swimming in a 45-by-12-foot pool paired with a four-person spa tub. Outside the solarium, another four-person spa tub provides open-air soaking.
The beach lies just over wooden stairs protecting beach grasses. Umbrellas and chairs are available for rent. Between the resort's main building and the beach, an expansive lawn offers lounge chairs for sunbathing.
A water sports center 5.5 miles away offers a wide variety of rental equipment, including personal watercraft and windsurfers, and books parasailing flights and banana boat rides.
Although the resort does not have its own golf course, guests have playing privileges at the private Dunes Golf and Beach Club, which features an 18-hole championship course designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. that has hosted PGA Senior Tour tournaments and the Women's U.S. Open.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the resort; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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- Personal motorized watercraft on site
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- Golfing on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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Check-in time starts at 4 PM
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No rollaway/extra beds available
- Deposit: USD 20 per stay
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drowsiness, sinus inflammation.
A overcast system now replaces the clear sky conditions which suggests the modification of the climate with organosulfur compounds may be done using dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) to create artificial condensation/clouds for an extended period of time (T/days), or with a similar chemical used as adjuvant to increase/enhance atypical drug-like therapy.
Furthermore the absence of scientific data and debacle on such "experiments" on large-scale human populations should not be overlooked or under-estimated, as theses experimentations are done asymmetrically and without consents/knowledge from civilians involved in theses "tests".


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Lovely Purple Flat in Vatican City
Size38 m²
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Pretty balconied apartment of 38 square meters . The house is 50 meters from the Metro A ( Valle Aurelia ), 100 meters from the train station ( Rome - Viterbo F3 ) and 100 meters from the bus stop . Located near the Vatican Museums , Piazza San Pietro can be reached on foot in 15 minutes and with the Metropolitan in 5 minutes. In 15 minutes you will be in Piazza di Spagna, Via Veneto or inside the railway station "Termini " (read the reviews of my guests ) .
Comfortable for people. Fully furnished, comes with bed linen, towels and bathrobes. The bathroom has a shower, toilet complete with toiletries and a hairdryer .
You will find TV , wi-fi , washing machine, weather helm , iron and ironing board . The kitchen , complete with every useful accessory , includes, in addition to the hob and the gas oven, refrigerator and dishwasher.
The second bed is made from a comfortable sofa bed, if you request it is available as a travel cot for children.
Nearby parking is available free of charge and also two supermarkets , pizzerias, restaurants and a cinema ..
For stays of at least 7 days, the price can be customized.
Rome is the capital of the Italian Republic, it is also called "Urbe" and "eternal city". It is the biggest city of Italy with the highest number of inhabitants. The climate is mediterranean, with very warm summers and early springs.
Rome is full of history, every district has got a cultural monument or at least one important place to visit. The Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps and the Altare della Patria are just some of the wonderful attractions that can be seen in Rome.
Rome is also the most important city in Italy regarding the number of tourists: it is visited by 35.000 tourists on average every day, which is an absolute record.
The city is connected by two metro lines (a third and a fourth one are under construction), several tram lines and buses and during the night there are night buses. Moreover, an overground rail system connects Rome to the neighboring cities and to the beach of Ostia. In Rome, there are two airports with worldwide arrivals and departures. The nightlife is bustling and attracting, especially for young people.
If you are interested in Italy, you must visit Rome: discover numerous restaurants and the streets of Trastevere, experience the magic of strolling along historical places and fall in love with this amazing city.
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Maurizio very good contact with someone who is charming. apartment very clean and spacious for 2 people. Easy to find a car close to the metro line A Roman. Report any problem during our stay in this wonderful city and we will return with happiness.
tres bon contact avec Maurizio qui est quelqu'un de charmant. appartement trés propre et spacieux pour 2 personnes. Facile a trouver car a proximité de la ligne A du métro romain. Aucun problème a signaler durant notre séjour dans cette merveilleuse ville ou nous retournerons avec bonheur.
We are very happy with our stay in this beautiful city and on the floor of the same Muricio.La location is excellent for touring and doing all salidas.Repetiremos the visit, greetings to Mauritius
Estamos muy contentos con nuestra estadia en tan hermosa ciudad y en el piso de Muricio.La ubicacion del mismo es exelente para recorrer y hacer todas las salidas.Repetiremos la visita , saludos a Mauricio
We enjoyed it very well with Maurizio. All you need is available and the apartment is super clean. Short walk from the metro to the apartment, it creates so even if you are visiting this great city from the many pavement tired.
Es hat uns bei Maurizio sehr gut gefallen. Alles was man benötigt, ist vorhanden und die Wohnung ist super sauber. Kurzer Weg von der Metro bis zur Wohnung, schafft man also auch noch, wenn man vom vielen Besichtigen dieser tollen Stadt pflastermüde ist.
very gracious hosts who speak some English. The studio is fully equipped and very well maintained and clean. Although it is not quite the hiszorischen center is an ideal place for a short break. In 3 min in the Metro A and in 20 min walk at St. Peter's.
ausgesprochen liebenswürdige Gastgeber, die auch ein wenig Englisch sprechen.
Das studio ist perfekt ausgestattet und sehr gepflegt und sauber.
Auch wenn es nicht ganz im hiszorischen Zentrum liegt
ein idealer Platz für einen Kurzurlaub. In 3 Min. in der Metro A und in 20 Min zu Fuß am Petersdom.
I gave to my parents for their wedding anniversary, a trip to Rome, and have stayed in the Mauritius, on their return I was told that to describe this apartment took just two words:-Great Hotel-. The apartment is well served, the metro is only 40 mt. and a 10-15 minute walk to St. Peter's. Soon will visit Rome also my daughter and I, and surely I will stay in this apartment. Ah, let's not forget one very important thing, from my parents I was also told that Maurice and his wife are two great people, very nice friendly and helpful.
Ho regalato ai miei genitori, per il suo anniversario di matrimonio, un viaggio a Roma, ed hanno soggiornato nell'appartamento di Maurizio, al loro ritorno mi è stato detto che per descrivere questo appartamento, bastavano due parole: -SEMPLICEMENTE STUPENDO-. L'appartamento è ben servito, la metropolitana dista solo 40 mt. e in 10-15 minuti a piedi si raggiunge San Pietro. Prossimamente visiterò Roma anche io e mia figlia, e sicuramente soggiornerò in questo appartamento. Ah, non dimentichiamo una cosa molto importante, dai miei genitori mi è stato anche detto che Maurizio e la moglie sono due persone fantastiche, molto simpatiche cordiali e disponibili.
Maurizio was very kind and friendly, the apartment was exactly like web photos and was very close to metro station. Thank you Maurizio for your attention and your kindness, we will stay there again.
We stayed 6 days at 2 in the studio. It is consistent with photos, spacious, stylish and well equipped. Around the metro and the building we were a little surprised at first, but everything is well secured. The metro is very close and the train, it is convenient.
Nous avons séjourné 6 jours à 2 dans le studio. Il est bien conforme aux photos, spacieux, coquet et très bien équipé.
Les environs du métro et le bâtiment nous ont un peu surpris au premier abord, mais tout est bien sécurisé. Le métro est tout proche ainsi que le train, c'est pratique.
Very nice apartment with everything you need. With great attention. TV available. Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher. Even food because warer (coffee, tea, water, noodles ...), bathroom with washing machine and hairdryer. We were completely satisfied and would immediately come back. Hosts very very nice! :-)))
Sehr schönes Appartment mit allem was man braucht. Mit viel Liebe eingerichtet. Fernseher vorhanden. Küche voll ausgestattet mit Geschirrspüler. Sogar Lebensmittel warer da (Kaffee, Tee, Wasser, Nudeln...) Bad mit Waschmaschine und Fön. Wir waren total zufrieden und würden sofort wieder kommen. Gastgeber sehr sehr nett!!! :-)))
Accommodation very comfortable, clean tidy very close to the metro! The warmest welcome!
Alloggio molto comodo, ordinato pulito vicinissimo alla metro!!
ottima permanenza!
War alles super- Prima Anbindung an öffentliche Verkehrsmittel.
Wermutstropfen war das Stromnetz. Sicherung brannte oft durch.
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Papers from 2010
The health of people in Australian immigration detention centres, Kathy Eagar and Janette P. Green
The Australian palliative care outcomes collaboration (PCOC) measuring the quality and outcomes of palliative care on a routine basis, Kathy Eagar, Prue Watters, David Currow, Samar Aoun, and Patsy Yates
The value of value of information: best informing research design and prioritization using current methods, Simon Eckermann, J Karnon, and A Willan
Shedding light on men: the building healthy men project, David Fildes, Yona Cass, F Wallner, and Alan Owen
Fiduciary Finance: Investment Funds and the Crisis in Financial Markets, Martin L. Gold
An interim prosthesis program for lower limb amputees: Comparison of public and private models of service, R. Gordon, Christopher A. Magee, Anna Frazer, Craig Evans, and Kathryn McCosker
A cost-effectiveness analysis of in-vitro fertilization by maternal age and number of treatment attempts, Alison Griffiths, Suzanne Dyer, Sarah Lord, Chris Pardy, Ian Fraser, and Simon Eckermann
Why do corporations accept voluntary codes on corporate governance and why is the acceptance so rapid among the corporations? A theoretical explanation, Walter Gunathilake and anil Chandrakumara
The customer service hall of shame, Mercedez Hinchcliff and Grace McCarthy
Climate Change Policy: Actions and Barriers in New Zealand, Geoff Kelly
Privatisation and marketisation of Indonesian public universities : a systematic review of student choice criteria literature, Andriani Kusumawati
Agreeing on meaning: a fundamental sharing of health information, Michael J. Lawley, D P. Hansen, M Kemp, D Vickers, and Donna Truran
Reusing the inter-organizational knowledge to support organizational knowledge management process: an ontology-based knowledge network, Nelson K. Y Leung, Sim Kim Lau, and Joshua Fan
Rationale and design of the Kanyini guidelines adherence with the polypill (Kanyini-GAP) study: A randomised controlled trial of a polypill-based strategy amongst Indigenous and non Indigenous people at high cardiovascular risk, Hueiming Liu, Anushka Patel, Alex Brown, Sandra Eades, Noel Hayman, Stephen Jan, Ian T. Ring, Greg Stewart, Andrew Tonkin, Tarun Weeramanthri, Vicki Wade, Anthony Rodgers, Tim Usherwood, Bruce Neal, David Peiris, Hugh Burke, Christopher Reid, and Alan Cass
Approaches to the postgraduate education of business coaches, Grace McCarthy
Employee wellbeing in Australian organisations - a snapshot of current practices, Grace McCarthy, Shamika Almeida, and Julia Ahrens
The use of metaphor for understanding and managing psychotic experiences: a systematic review, Tracy Mould, Lindsay Oades, and Trevor Crowe
A review and recommendations for optimal outcome measures of anxiety, depression and general distress in studies evaluating psychosocial interventions for English-speaking adults with heterogeneous cancer diagnoses, Nicole M. Rankin, P. Butow, Tim Luckett, Mayumi Oguchi, Gaynor Heading, Melanie Price, Nadine Hackl, and Madeleine King
Using N-of-1 trials to improve patient management and save costs, P A. Scuffham, J Nikles, G K. Mitchell, M J. Yelland, N Vine, C. Poulos, P I. Pillans, Guy M. Bashford, C del Mar, P J. Schluter, and P Glasziou
Analyzing the gap between sustainability and the supply of new talented people within the global foundry sector, Lee Styger
Reducing quality supply in a time of value need, Lee Styger
Barriers to transfer of collaborative recovery training into Australian mental health services: implications for the development of evidence-based services, Shivani Uppal, Lindsay Oades, Trevor Crowe, and Frank Deane
Optimal clinical trial design using value of information methods with imperfect implementation, A Willan and Simon Eckermann
The Study of Environment on Aboriginal Resilience and Child Health (SEARCH): study protocol, Anna Williamson, Emily Banks, Sally Redman, Jonathan Craig, Alan Cass, Debra Fernando, Sandra Eades, Sandra Bailey, Richard Taylor, Kathleen F. Clapham, John Daniels, Sue Kippax, Peter McIntyre, Ann Baker, Beverley Raphael, and Frank Vincent
Papers from 2009
A Randomized Controlled Trial of Nurse-led Care for Symptomatic Moderate-Severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea, Nick Antic, C Buchan, Adrian Esterman, M Hensley, M Naughton, Steve Rowland, B Williamson, S Windler, Simon Eckermann, and R McEvoy
Impact of individual characteristics and cultural values on citizenship and task performance: experience of non-academic employees of universities, Anil Chandrakumara and Subashimi Senevirathne
Indirect comparison: relative risk fallacies and odds solution, Simon Eckermann, Michael Coory, and Andrew Willan
Globally optimal trial design for local decision making, Simon Eckermann and Andrew Willan
Enhancing the reusability of inter-organizational knowledge: an ontology-based collaborative knowledge management network, Joshua P. Fan, Nelson K Y Leung, and Sim K. Lau
Projecting subacute inpatient activity in New South Wales, Andrew Gibbs, Edwin J. Pearse, Hirani Jayasinha, Jennifer Sheehan, Kathleen Meleady, and Neill Jones
Management Education for Engineers, Peter Gibson and Peter W. Childs
Current funding and financing issues in the Australian hospice and palliative care sector, Robert Gordon, Kathy Eagar, Janette P. Green, and David C. Currow
Technology and the Principal: Implications for Leadership, Michael Hough
Analysing beef supply chain strategy in Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom, Ferry Jie and Kevin Anthony Parton
Balanced Scorecard for Australian cattle producers: an application, Ferry Jie and Kevin Anthony Parton
The impact of information quality on food quality performance indicator of Australian Beef Processors, Ferry Jie and Kevin Anthony Parton
The need for improved skills in the Australian meat industry, Ferry Jie and Kevin Anthony Parton
Identifying Sources of Perceived Environmental Uncertainty Along Thai Rice Supply Chain, Ferry Jie and Phatcharee Thongrattana
Framework of entrepreneurial orientation and networking: a study of SMEs performance in a developing country, Amie Kusumawardhani, Grace McCarthy, and Nelson Perera
Links are not enough: using originality reports to improve academic standards, compliance and learning outcomes among postgraduate students, Grace McCarthy and Ann M. Rogerson
Foreign Debt, Trade Openness, Labor Force and Economic Growth: Evidence from Sri Lanka, Ramesh Chandra Paudel and Nelson Perera
The effect of corporate competitive capabilities and supply chain operational capabilities on Malaysian SMEs: a conceptual framework, Nelson Perera, Ferry Jie, and Siti Nur 'Atikah Zulkiffli
Financial development and economic growth in Sri Lanka, Nelson Perera and Ramesh Chandra Paudel
A conceptual framework of rice supply chain in Thailand, Nelson Perera, Phatcharee Thongrattana, and Ferry Jie
Counter Terrorism and Access to Justice: Public Policy Divided?, Mark Rix
The Case of Dr Mohamed Haneef: An Australian 'Terrorism Drama' with British Connections, Mark Rix
Diversity Management in Australia and its Impact on Employee Engagement, Pat Skalsky and Grace McCarthy
Multiple sclerosis rehabilitation outcomes: analysis of a national casemix dataset from Australia, Tara L. Stevermuer, Frances D. Simmonds, F Khan, and L Turner-Stokes
Bridging the Gap between Theoretical and Applied Practices in Business, Engineering and Science, Lee Styger
Managing the supply and demand of raw talent in high growth sectors post the economic crisis, Lee Styger
Reconfiguration of Operational Relationships Post the Current Global Economic Crisis, Lee Styger
The live monitoring of carbon emissions for sustainable international trade and exchange, Lee Styger
Where have all the designers gone?, Lee Styger
Understanding the impact of environmental uncertainty on efficiency performance indicator of Thai rice millers, Phatcharee Thongrattana, Ferry Jie, and Nelson Perera
A contribution to research and development in the carer support sector: lessons on effective caring, Kathryn E. Williams and Alan G. Owen
The relationship between social capital and tacit knowledge, Karen Yuan Wang, Ferry Jie, and Kai-Ping Huang
A literature analysis on the supply chain operational capabilities in Malaysian small and medium enterprises (SMEs), Siti Zulkiffli
Papers from 2008
Accounting for Managers, Anne Abraham, John Glynn, Michael Murphy, and Bill Wilkinson
Coronary heart disease, A Brown, Ian T. Ring, and W Walsh
The option value of delay in health technology assessment, Simon Eckermann and Andrew Willan
A heuristic search algorithm for flow-shop scheduling, Joshua P. Fan and Graham K. Winley
Is It Feasible and Desirable to Collect Voluntarily Quality and Outcome Data Nationally in Palliative Oncology Care?, David L. Fildes, Kathy Eagar, David C. Currow, Linda J. Kristjanson, Patsy Yates, and Samar Aoun
Financial Sustainability and the Imperative for Reform in Investment Organisation in Australia's Local Government , Martin L. Gold
Financial sustainability and the imperative for reform in investment organisation in Australia's local government sector, Martin L. Gold
The integration of mindfulness training and health coaching: An exploratory study, Anthony M Grant, Michael Cavanagh, and Gordon B. Spence
Rural palliative care program national evaluation project: patient and carer experiences, Pamela E. Grootemaat, Karen Quinsey, and Alan G. Owen
Successful learning and school design for the knowledge age, Michael J. Hough AM RFD ED
A design and input-specific classification framework of ontology matching techniques, Kar Yin Leung, S. Lau, and Joshua P. Fan
Enhancing the reusability of inter-organizational knowledge: an ontology-based collaborative knowledge management network, Kar Yin Leung, S. Lau, and Joshua P. Fan
The use of proxy / informant reports for people with dementia, Nicholas Marosszeky and Emily Sansoni
Estimating and projecting subacute care demand: findings from a review of international methods , Edwin J. Pearse, Andrew W. Gibbs, Jennifer Sheehan, Kathleen Meleady, Hirani Jayasinha, and Neill Jones
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health: Implementation, not more policies, Ian T. Ring and N Browne
Strengthening the link between policy formulation and implementation of Indigenous health policy directions., Ian T. Ring, Anna Matthews, and Lisa Pulver
Health status, Ian T. Ring and N Thomson
With reckless abandon: Haneef and Ul-Haque in Australia's 'War on Terror', Mark Rix
Australia and the 'War against Terrorism': terrorism, national security and human rights, Mark D. Rix
An evaluation of the quality of obstetric morbidity coding using an objective assessment tool, the Performance Indicators for Coding Quality (PICQ), Patricia M. Saad, Kerry C. Innes, Mary K. Lam, Megan Cumerlato, Vera Dimitropoulos, and Julie Rust
Recent findings: the dementia outcomes measurement suite (DOMS) project, Janet E. Sansoni, Nicholas Marosszeky, and Emily Sansoni
Developing and refining outcome measurement suites: an example from the National Continence Management Strategy, Janet E. Sansoni, Nicholas Marosszeky, and Emily Sansoni
The development of the Revised Urinary Incontinence Scale (RUIS), Janet E. Sansoni, Nicholas Marosszeky, Emily Sansoni, and Graeme Hawthorne
Mapping the Mind and Making Your Point, Lee Styger
The impact of uncertain environment on rice supply chain performance in Northeast Thailand, Phatcharee T. Thongrattana and Peter W. Robertson
The corporate social responsibilities in Sri Lankan universities, Kamal Tilakasiri, Grace McCarthy, and John Glynn
A global analysis of supply chain trends in the health industry, Siti Zulkiffli and Peter Wayne Robertson
Papers from 2007
Expected value of information and decision making in HTA, Simon Eckermann and Andrew Willan
The development of Version 2 of the AN-SNAP casemix classification system, Robert Gordon and Janette P. Green
Professional and peer life coaching and the enhancement of goal striving and well-being: An exploratory study, Anthony M Grant and Gordon B. Spence
Renewable Energy Strategies in England, Australia and New Zealand, Geoff Kelly
Toolkit for managing virtual teams, Grace McCarthy
Australasian Business Statistics, Nelson Perera, John Asafu-Adjaye, Ken Black, Mark Harris, Phillip Edwards, and Nazim Khan
Financial Derivatives and the Theory of Money, Michael Rafferty and Dick Bryan
Our hearts and minds - what would it take for Australia to become the healthiest country in the world?, Ian T. Ring and John F. O'Brien
Australia and the 'War against Terrorism': Terrorism, National Security and Human Rights, Mark Rix
Legal Aid, the Community Legal Sector and Access to Justice: What has been the Record of the Australian Government? , Mark Rix
Toward the interoperability of HL7 v3 and SNOMED CT: a case study modeling mobile clinical treatment, Amanda Ryan, Peter Eklund, and Brett Esler
The SF36 Version 2: critical analyses of population weights, scoring algorithms and population norms, Janet E. Sansoni, Graeme Hawthorne, Richard H. Osborne, and Anne Taylor
Further development of evidence-based coaching: Lessons from the rise and fall of the human potential movement, Gordon B. Spence
Priority rating for community care, Tara Stevermuer, Alan Owen, Kathryn Williams, and Malcolm Masso
Public policy and private health insurance: distributional impact on public and private hospital usage, Agnes Walker, R Percival, L Thurect, and Edwin J. Pearse
Measuring and Reducing Waiting Times: A Cross-National Comparison of Strategies, Sharon Willcox, Mary Seddon, Stephen Dunn, R Tudor Edwards, Edwin J. Pearse, and J Tu


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And the wombat runs (or waddles) free, waiting for its next victim. Think of the children!
Didn't hurt his bum at all. So glad to hear it, Mate.
Not to be picky, but that's a "lede," not a "lead."
Thanks, Liz. Changed. I am dum.
What the heck is a lede? Also the previous post refers to "the Guardian" not BBC.
But hey, it is still morning over there I think.
When are the police going to be found guilty of wasting MY time?
It's a BBC announcer that got the giggles, Scott, but the MP3 is up on the Guardian's website, which is where I found it.
A lede is the leading line of a story. Except that, back in the olden days when actual lead was used for type, it was too confusing to spell it "lead," so the word "lede" was invented, and it's just sorta stuck with us.
My dictionaries say "lead" and "lede" are synonyms. Either spelling is correct.
Now what about that chap's hobo that ain't hurtin'........
At least he found room in his busy life to give alcohol a large role.
Everyone knows that wombats don't do that, it's crocs, mate.
Wow, I didn't know about "lede" - that's fascinating and strange! It sounds like a type of medieval song or something.
Dan Savage, directing Editor of the Stranger, not knowing that it is LEAD and not LEDE is perfectly indicitive of how far from journalism the Stranger is.
but i still love ya
The only people who use "lede" are journalism students and recent graduates who think it's cool to have a lingo. It's not cool, and the lingo should never see the light of day outside of the 40s-style newsroom. If you're not wearing a fedora with a card reading "press" on the side, and/or carrying a Speed Graphlex, lose it.
Then why did Dan change it, huh? HUH?
Wombats are dangerous sexual maniacs.
That's funny. He goes to the cops to cry rape, and the cops slap him with time-rape charges.
sounds like the animals have all gone crazy. the same page you linked to has a story about a sex-crazed monkey trying to rape village women!
where is ECB!?!
Dan Savage is callously ignoring the pain felt by wombat rape victims and the entrenched wombatarchy of the police that leads wombat rape victims to be treated like criminals.
Sorry uppity journalism students, but "lead" wins by virtue of superior phonetics and etymological pedigree.
"Lede" isn't in M-W online, for what that's worth. It's not in the OED in this sense, either - although it apparently also means "a people, nation, race." I say change it back!
Couldn't he plead insanity?
Oh thanks, fnarf. Now we're going to have to explain to the young'uns what a "Speed Graflex" is...
We too support our comrade don't break the oath in speaking out against the oppressed wombats falsely accused by the invading humanocentric species.
But swan abuse is the real problem worldwide, as Leda could tell you.
forget Youth pastor Watch- the Stranger needs to start Horny Wombat Watch.
Wombat rapists threaten the stability of the family. They are a bigger threat than Islamic extremism.
I agree, we really need a Horny Wombat Watch.
Can we get a digital one?
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Lol. Did he stay on, after eat n ground? That give me an idea about put n something on one of my bashers.
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Lol. Did he stay on, after eat n ground? That give me an idea about put n something on one of my bashers.
I like the Spider Man on the roof. Lol. Keep it on its wheels or spiddy gets it!!
Yes u can. I changed an ofna buggy I had way back. Into a monster truck. Well monster car. Lol. I bought a mustang body for it. A set of 40 series wheels/tires. With 17mm hex.( watch ur offset 50 %...
No problems with mine.
Well. What there now? A slipper? Or a solid gear? Either way just for bashen, all will work. A slipper or diff is best.
Wow. Nice work. Very sharpe. If u can get the front of the body to sit lower, it would b perfect. IMO. I did that to my slash 4x4. (Backslash).
I have a savage xs and an exo terra. I love thm both for diff reasons.
I'm 100% poss. I drove a hole race seasone like that. So it's not the end of the world. But it does need replacing. It's only like a 40$ part. If I remember.
Yep. It's the rear diff. Ur ring and pinion r shot. They r spiral gears. Forward well move ok. But wen u hit the brakes. It skips over the teeth.
For screw holes, I spray wd-40 in there and work a new screw in and out of the threads.
Then use and solvent like nitro spray to clean away the wd-40
I got one. But it's what my buddy did while I was up on the drivers stand. We just drove almost 2 hrs to a track. My buddy just did a
Few practice laps with his losi scte truck. Pulled the truck...
Ok guys here's a vid of the Trail Terror.... Lmk what u guys think, ok? It was a simple project truck.
But I love this thing. I'm a racer and brasher. I racing once a month , buggy truggy and now...
Ok guys. I think I got this photo bucket link stuff down. Lol.
Take a look at project "Trail Terror". She's done.
Where u going n to be run? Track or just around the yard. I run Castle stuff. The 2650 was super fast. Gave me great top end and high rpm's. but had to go to the 2200 for the track. The 2200 is my...
Ok. Hope this works. Link for wheels&tires tires for it.
Hehehe. Thanks. I fixed it. Should of had my lawyer look over my post first.
Work n on making a waterproof brushless trail truck. Picked up a slash 4x4. And glint to die chassis black. 2.8 chrome rims and badlands tires. And Raptor body. Or Somthing like that. :D
Love mine!! All I'm say n!!
Wen I race I bring 2. I'll race two diff classes. With only one truck it's along day. Running in 2 class keeps thing moving along. Plus if
For some odd reason I break and or something major goes...
It sounds like either its over heat n or the low voltage cut off is coming on. Any more info will help
That does look crazy. But fun too!
Lol the new tires r awesome. Tons of grip. It's about, 49 deg. The other day and it was pull wheelies on demand. There great! Even took
A short vid. Just hit the ramps in the back yard.
I guess I'll get this party started. My losi 8t. My GPS clocked it 44 mph with a LRP 21 motor. I just picked up another one. A roller off eBay. For 30 bucks and converted it to brushless. I racing...
Thats ur carb. not being open enough. So ever time u hit the brakes, it closes the carb to far and the truck shots off. Get ur throttle trim set to 0 and then then turn ur throttle screw on the carb...
They look to b old Ofna shocks. Even close to a hot bodies style. So go for the Ofna stand offs and from like and old Ofna Comp. or an MBX or LX. they should work.


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The Iron King
by Julie Kagawa
52 used & new
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome adventure with a forbidden love!!!
June 2 2014
This review is from:
The Iron King (Paperback)
What can I say about Iron King?? WOW- I am SO glad I picked up this book!!! LOVED IT!
I think I had this book sitting on my shelf for almost a year now, not really wanting to read it. I'm not really into the fairy-books much but boy, am I glad I read it.
The story is about Meghan Chase a girl seemingly very normal at first glance, but going through the story Meghan ends up discovering her connection to the fey world. Her little brother Ethan, got kidnapped and taken into the fey world and Meghan is ready to do anything to get him back. When I was reading the parts with Ethan my heart sank at the thought of that cute little kid alone with vicious faeries. I had to glance at the last page(which I don't do anymore... too many spoilers) just to see if Ethan got back safely, or else I would be too preoccupied with his state rather than focusing on the story.
The story was fast paced, things happened... a lot! I believe Meghan got herself almost killed, a bunch of times throughout the book, which gave you nice action scenes and you got to see Ash in a few of them!!
By the way...I'm team ASH..(fanning herself) But you also got to see a lot of the fey, bad ones & good ones, and different kind of creatures that live in the Nevernever(fey world).
Meghan doesn't only have to worry about her brother but herself too, since she got to Nevernever pretty much everyone wants her. She has to stay alive and focus on finding Ethan without getting distracted from Ash...
Oh, Ash... I always liked seemingly cold characters that warm up to the potential love interest but Ash is pure ice...which I love!! He is the son of Mab, Queen of the Unseelie court and freeking produces ice from his hands!!!! I don't know why but when I see a character with a power that has to do with ice I instantly love them! (like Gray from Fairytail) Even though in reality I hate cold and ice lol.
In this book we get a glimpse of his character and a little of his back-story and I can't wait to see more of him in the next book The Iron Daughter.
Overall I loved it and can't wait for the rest of the books, and mostly to see more of Ash....
Definitely pick it up if you are interested in paranormal books with a forbidden love story... my favourite!!!
Hex Hall Book One
by Rachel Hawkins
58 used & new
3.0 out of 5 stars
Liked it for the most part
May 7 2014
This review is from:
Hex Hall Book One (Paperback)
I was looking forward to reading this book and I was excited after some of the reviews praising so much.... but it felt short for me.
Halfway through the book the story felt like it hadn't really started yet, which I didn't like since the book isn't that long.
The romance for me was almost non-existence. It felt forced throughout the whole book. I mean, there were a few scenes between Sophie and Archer but not enough of them spending time together to make you believe that they like each other. Sophie on the other hand declares she has a crush on him since he is extremely hot. And I don't doubt that, but I do doubt how that crush turned into love after a couple of months of barely any interaction. They do spend a lot of time together but we us readers don't get to see much of that time together, so I didn't really feel the love there.
Another thing I really wish I could see was the school. I was so excited about this school full of supernatural kids, going to this school that was on an island to learn their magic that I was jumping up and down. It's no secret that I LOVE Harry Potter and thought that this might be a tiny bit similar to it but not really. Just the aspect of having a school full of paranormal creatures had me in high hopes.
I wish I could have seen more of those defence classes, which Sophie spends all her time with Archer. We would get to know the cool stuff they're learning and see the two of them interact more. Or even see Sophie learning new magic tricks and learn more about her abilities.
On a side note, Sophie's only main interaction with a male student is Archer. She does have a little incidence with a male shape-shifter and the healer of the school but other than that we don't get to see her interacting with other guys which just seemed off to me. I never pay attention to stuff like that but it just seemed weird for some reason. She also doesn't have many friends so it could be that, and that I'm reading too much into it.
Overall I enjoyed it. I love anything that has to do with magic in general. I just expected a bit more I think in the love department at least, but I'm keeping my hopes high for the sequel Demonglass.
by Courtney Allison Moulton
28 used & new
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Frosy @Books Like Fairytales >> frosybookreviews.blogspot.com
Nov. 4 2011
This review is from:
Angelfire (Hardcover)
This book was awesome! I'm always hesitant towards books that everyone seem to like and strongly recommend and I was glad to find out that all those people were right!
I love the aspect of reincarnation. In this book Ellie keeps coming back in order to fight demons. Not exactly what I would expect from a typical reincarnation book. I'm more of coming-back-to-life-for-love type of girl. But there is plenty of love in the air in this book.
Will is the one who brings her memories back or tries to couple of times and the attraction between them is clear but of course it wouldn't be that easy for them to get together and here comes the big and unexpected twist which I totally didn't see coming. Add more drama and tension to the love story and it's insta-love for me! What can I say? I love my characters to go through hell first in order to be together which I guess won't be far from the truth... in the next books.
Ellie as a person who has lived many lives, is filled with memories which she gradually gets back. Some flashbacks were terrible like the way she died, but others were little snippets of her and Will which makes you see the bond they share with each other and how strong it is. I hope though flashbacks continue on the next book.
Overall I loved it! Anglefire is a fast paced and action driven novel with a forbidden love that'll make you want to come back for more.
Tris & Izzie
by Mette Ivie Harrison
19 used & new
2.0 out of 5 stars
Frosy @Books Like Fairytales >>[...]
Oct. 30 2011
This review is from:
Tris & Izzie (Hardcover)
I'm not familiar with the fairytale Tristan and Isolde although I may have seen the movie when I was little. Still can't remember what it was about it except from the fact that it's a love story between two star-crossed lovers... I think. So I jumped in to read this one since I always love me a good love story.
I'm not familiar with the author, haven't read anything else from her, but I liked her writing. It was simple and the story had a nice pace, without any boring moments. I wouldn't say the same for the plot though. Although I liked Izzie a little I found the story lacking a proper structure. The author doesn't give us time to know the characters and I ended up not caring about them. The scenes and dialogues between them seemed unrealistic. I mean how breaks up with his girlfriend and then after two minutes starts kissing his ex-girlfriend's best friend? Not really...
Tristan's and Izzie's love wasn't believable either. It was like they were forced to love each other or better Izzie was forced to love him... after leaving Mark. I was expecting swoon worthy moments from them but I was disappointed. Tristan was plain, one dimensional and I couldn't have cared less for him.
Sometimes Izzie would sound and act like a child. In a few scenes she sounded like those spoiled brads and I wanted to smack her head but then she would do something and change my opinion. Her attitude made me not care about her. I don't really have a problem with characters even when they are bad written as long as the plot is good. The plot or the idea behind it is good and could have been better if it was better developed.
Overall, I would say pass on this book. I didn't hate it but I didn't like it either. The cover though is amazing!
Bad Boy Can Be Good for a Girl
by Tanya Lee Stone
17 used & new
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Frosy @Books Like Fairytales >> frosybookreviews.blogspot.com
Oct. 23 2011
This review is from:
Bad Boy Can Be Good for a Girl (Paperback)
This is the story of three high school girls that get involved with a bad boy and the consequences of that. It is a short story wrote in verse and we get a glimpse of the three girls falling for the same boy. He moves from Josie to Nicolette and finally to Aviva looking for one thing. Sex.
I would describe this story as a cautionary tale of what happens when you get involved with a boy who looks for one thing only and you know it but choose to ignore it.
I recommend this to all girls stating high school as this could help them make the right choices.
by Lisa McMann
81 used & new
3.0 out of 5 stars
Frosy @Books Like Fairytales >> [...]
Oct. 22 2011
This review is from:
Wake (Paperback)
It was very interesting to see Janie getting sucked into dreams. Because that was what was happening. She couldn't help but be sucked into someone's dreams when she was near them. Some of them were nice but some of them were pure nightmares and it was almost impossible to get out of them.
The story is short just about 230 pages and the writing is simple and to the point. It didn't take me long to finish it. The plot was pretty much simple too with the big surprise in the end. I did not expect that about Cabel!
The romance between Janie and Cabel was pure sweetness. That's what it comes to my mind-sweet-they were so cute together and you could see how they bonded with each other, because they both have scars and burdens but they helped each other.
Overall I liked it. I wouldn't have read this if I hadn't seen it at the bookstore at the time. It was a sweet story and I'm looking forward for the rest.
Cold Kiss
by Amy Garvey
26 used & new
2.0 out of 5 stars
Frosy @Books Like Fairytales >> frosybookreviews.blogspot.com
Oct. 16 2011
This review is from:
Cold Kiss (Hardcover)
Cold Kiss was my first book about zombies and I found myself waiting anxiously to read it. Sadly I was dissapointed. When I heard it was about zombies my first thought was that the book will be filled with a lot of zombie action but found that the book was focused on Wren and her feelings for her undead dead boyfriend. See the zombie in this story is her boyfriend that she brought to life because she couldn't handle the loss.
Throughout the book we get glimpses of how their relationship was before Danny died and Wren realizing as the time passes that the Danny she brought back has nothing to do with the Danny she fall in love with. There wasn't really any action in it but it kept me reading in the hopes I would find some in the end. Needless to say I loved Danny's and Wren's relationship, at least the 'alive' Danny.
In this story we are being introduced to the new love interest named Gabriel. I couldn't see a connection between Wren and Gabriel unfortunately and just couldn't believe that those two were falling for each other. Wren acts selfish pretty much throughout the novel and Gabriel just stood there. If I were him I would be long gone.
Another aspect of the story was Wren's family and their magical abilities which was not explained at all in the book. By the end of Cold Kiss we know nothing about their abilities expect from the fact that the women do have magic but not their uses or where it came from and what kind of powers they have.
Overall I liked the book. I was just expecting something else.
Savannah Grey
by Cliff McNish
9 used & new
4.0 out of 5 stars
Frosy [...]
Oct. 16 2011
This review is from:
Savannah Grey (Paperback)
This is a review of an ARC.
It's going to be a very difficult review to write without spoiling the book to you but I must say that I haven't read anything like this before.
Savannah is very enjoyable as a character and I got to like her from the first pages. Her throat at the beginning crept me out like it did her. She did everything she could to fix her throat and learn more about it. I liked that when she learned that the thing inside her throat was a weapon intended to kill something, she didn't back down and came to terms with what she had to do.
Reece is the only person who understands her and is somehow similar with Savannah. Together they try to understand what is in their throats before Ocrassa can find them.
Ocrassa is the bad guy or monster I would say of this story and the book contains chapters from it's point of view which I enjoyed. You can see and understand what Ocrassa is and what it did to stay alive and destroy everything around it. The Nyktmorph was the only thing that I liked from the beginning, even though it was bad it was somehow good too.
I found myself guessing constantly what will happen next and I never saw the big twist coming! I'm thinking about the book and I can't believe I never saw it! That's a good thing.
The book started slowly but then picked up really quickly and it left me turning pages so eagerly that I don't believe and haven't realized how it ended!
This book is unique and different and definitely creepy, combining horror with paranormal.
Totally suggest reading this.
by Alex Flinn
74 used & new
3.0 out of 5 stars
Frosy @Books Like Fairytales [...]
Oct. 16 2011
This review is from:
Beastly (Paperback)
I saw that there is going to be a movie based on this book so I though I should read this before going to see it.
It is a retelling of the fairytale story Beauty and the Beast. I never liked Beauty and the Beast as a kid. I have seen all the Disney movies but never really felt something about this story, except for the little mermaid... I loved that one!
Anyway so I thought why not read this book. I may actually like the story if it is on today's terms.
It's about a boy named Kyle and he is obsessed with his own vanity. He thinks, people that are less than perfect don't deserve any attention at all. And perfect, by his terms, is anyone who has money and beauty.
He doesn't behave nice to people that aren't perfect like him but a witch comes to put an end to that.
Sendra, is a witch that has been watching him for a while and feels discussed by what he is doing.... so she decides to give him a lesson.... an ugly one...
She transforms hims into a beast and the only way to get out of this curse is to find someone to love him in this form.
He has to find a girl to love him and of course he has to love her back in order to break the curse. And all that in two years notice.
I wouldn't say that I loved the book and that is because I don't like Beauty and the Beast so much.... but I can say that I really enjoyed it.
I liked that the book was told by the 'beast's' point of view. I liked how his character changed after his transformation. He wasn't a good guy and I didn't like him at all how he was at the beggining. A guy that was only interested in money and beauty living by his Dad's money and fame.
But all that changed when he became a beast. He became more aware that there is more out there aside from money and beauty.
He relises that he had never loved or been loved before and that seems impossible now that he is a beast.
A girl though comes to prove him wrong.
If you like fairytales being told in today's world and like the Beauty and the Beast... this is for you.
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The book was amazing! It left me wanting for more. I didn't expect to love it so more because of the title. My first thoughts when I saw the title was that it was another cheesy vampire book but I was so wrong and I am gland. Don't judge a book from its cover and title!
The storyline was interesting so far from most vampire books. I liked that you got into the story from the very first page. The story has passion, sadness, violence, and politics....things that were combined really well, and seemed to bond nicely together.
The characters were all well developed especially Lucius. At the beginning you see him as the vampire prince he is, taught and manly but afterwards you get a glimpse of the boy who struggles with fate along with Jessica.
This is a debut novel for the author and her writing was refreshing and easy going.
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Happy Birthday Bethenny Frankel! The Celebrity Star Turns 41! (Photos)Joanna Mazewski
Former Real Housewives of New York star Bethenny Frankel is perhaps one of our favorite reality television stars, but not just because of her frank humor and business-savvy style, but for her incredible fashion sense too.
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Bethenny Frankel 1 of 10Bethenny Frankel, from "The Real Housewives of New York City", seems to be in a great mood as she leaves the "Good Morning America" studios in New York City.
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I am nine weeks pregnant this week and have not felt any different other than my boobs were really tender when I just found out. Other than that, I have not felt any other symptoms of pregnancy. My first appointment with my obgyn is on Tuesday. I am worried she will tell me I'm not pregnant or there is something wrong. This is my first pregnancy. Am I normal?
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During pregnancy, there's no real such word as "normal". As long as you're not spotting and you haven't gotten your period, everything should be OK. I had NO symptoms other than being tired from about week 12-15.
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I am 8 weeks pregnant and I too have only been tired and other then my boobs being totally tender. I had the same worries as you. My first appt is thursday and am worried just like you. But like people say, there is no NORMAL pregnancy. Just take a deep breath and relax, the less stress you are under the better for you and the baby.
Best of luck!
It was around my 6th or 7th week when I started to get morning sickness. At 9 weeks, I was sick all the time. I never threw up, but constantly felt like I would. That was really the only symptom I had, except maybe the lack of energy that went with being nauseous all the time. Thank God it went away around week 15. I'm now 30 weeks and in the home stretch.
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im sure you are fine.... u should feel lucky u didnt get sick because aroundd my 6th week I got sick as hell, and it lasted up until I was maybe 15 weeks, but just like pp said there is no normal pregnancy, every womans pregnancy is different so try not to worry
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Never knew love could feel so good....
I'm 17 weeks and i haven't had either symptoms at all but i just tried and and big boobs...but that's it but i have a really healthy baby right now so you shouldn't worry about it your just one of the lucky ones who don't get sick that's good....
Our first baby and we are so ready to begin the best part of our life...
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I didn't get m/s (or all day nausea, in my case) until wk 10. Just really exhausted with sore boobies. On week 10 all my food aversions started and I would actually get sick over some foods.
Now, I am 14 1/2, and feel great.
But as PP said, every pregnancy is different. If you don't get sick or exhausted (or moody), you are one lucky gal!
Our first took three years of TTC, our second took three rum and cokes. YMarried my best friend 8/23/03YHayden Rae 7/15/09 Ashlyn Irie 1/24/11
I wasnt sick either until after I went to the doctor for an appointment.. lol... I think it had finally hit me I was pregnant...But NORMAL... should be deleted from your vocabulary for now.... lol....
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I peed on three different pregnancy tests and then went to the clinic to see if I was pregnant - all were positive. I didn't have my first OBGYN appointment until I was about eight weeks, however.
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