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Season 14: Exclusive House Tour!
Check out the BB14 house's new decor, it's all about "Tokyo Pop"!
As a Big Brother fan have you ever wondered what it is actually like inside of the house? Well this superfan had the opportunity to do just that!
On behalf of SuperPass I traveled to the Big Brother house for a media day something very few people get to do. It was probably the most EXCLUSIVE look at BB14 that anyone will get to experience this season and I am excited to share it with you!
When we arrived the the CBS studios and checked in with security, we were led into the BB house through a dark hallway that was literally like walking into a Fun House. We were INSIDE of the Big Brother house walls! It was pitch black with a very dim black light and the only thing you could only see the florescent orange tape strip on the ground leading your way. I didn't even realize I was "in the walls" until later.
We opened a door and we were suddenly in the BB pantry. There was no food obviously, and the room was serving as a storage room for the time being. There were rolls of wallpaper, boxes, props and such that sat on the counters.
When we walked through the door and stepped into the BB house I felt what it must be like to be a new houseguest. It's overwhelming. I'm pretty sure my eyes bugged out and my jaw hit the ground. The house is gorgeous and I LOVED the color scheme. The colors "pop" and there is a really vibrant, energetic feel to the house.
The theme of the house this year is Urban Pop, or "Tokyo" Pop. A young, vivacious, contemporary and colorful house that is both modern but also retro in many respects.
As you leave the storage room and enter the house you are met with a golden T-Rex, or "Godzilla" on the table in the short hallway that joins the living room with the bedrooms (top pic). I figured he would be heavy, but he's actually plastic, spray painted to look like brass. Sounds cheesy, but it's a great touch that fits well with the theme.
The next door on the right was the Have/Have Not bedroom. Sadly this room was not yet completed – and it was locked – so there was no telling what was behind the door. Later as I explored from inside the BB walls I got to take a quick peek through the one-way window into the Have/Have Not room and noticed it was in complete disarray except for the door. It had a hypnotizing black and white swirl design on it. CBS says this room will be sure to give you vertigo, so I'm sure the entire room will be decorated like the door, and will be a big optical illusion.
As we continued we made our way into the first bedroom, the "Sonic Flow" bedroom. Now, Allison told me the room didn't actually have a name yet despite it being called that in the description from CBS. After looking at the numerous brightly colored headphones decorating one wall, the large, but unoperational, boom-box sitting on a dresser in the corner, the "speaker" and "equalizer" wallpaper, I said she should name it the "Boom Room". I hope my suggestion sticks. In this room there are 3 beds. One larger round one (shaped like a head) and two on each side of it, shaped like headphones. The headphone beds are a fraction of the size of the center bed. With as many houseguests as there are going to be though (more houseguests than ever?) I'm guessing all three beds will require 2 people sleep in them. There are going to be some uncomfortable nights for the HG's in the headphone beds.
The beds themselves are extra firm…and the pillows? You'd almost be better off with a bag of cotton balls (or Brill-O pads) in a paper bag. Maybe that's just because I am a pillow whore. These certainly would never make the cut in my bedroom.
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After passing through the Sonic Flow room, we made our way into the "Kicks" bedroom. The door between the two rooms has a REALLY strong spring , watch your fingers, BB14 houseguests!
The first thing you notice in the "Kicks" bedroom are the numerous brightly colored sneakers displayed in cube shelves on the wall. CBS says they will be nailed to the shelves, but when we were there you could pick them up. Vintage women's Reeboks with velcro around the ankle, checkered Converse, Pink & Green L.A. Gear (like an actual pair I owned in 1987) and more crazy trends.
(SIDE NOTE: In one of the mini lockers in the room is a fluorescent yellow pair of stilettos by FERGIE. Seriously. It's kind of random, but what's even more random is that the two shoes aren't the same size. I'm thinking these would make good weapons.)
Three full size beds are in the Kicks room. Again, I can hardly imagine sleeping with a stranger in such a small bed!
The living/dining room and kitchen are most definitely the most spectacular part of the house and the two rooms are joined with a large colorblock rug that seems to be made up from actual squares of varying colors. It has a pixelated look and it's a little weird to walk on at first because it doesn't have a straight border.
The living room is just gorgeous. Again, I cannot say how cool the color is in this house. Very citrus-y , very 80s. Lime green, tangerine orange, watermelon pink, sky blue and lemon yellow. Keeping with the Tokyo Pop theme are the bonsai trees and bamboo scattered throughout the house. And yes, they're real.
The eviction chairs are bright orange and 70s mod contemporary and are actually quite comfortable. I tried to imagine what future houseguests would be sitting in those very chairs, sweating it out, with $500,000 on the line. The table has small boxes of sand with smooth, oval rocks and a tiny wooden rake made from balsa wood. $1.49 is written on it in pencil. Heh. The back wall has an artful design that is backlit with small white accent lights. If you watch closely some of them alternate off and on.
The usual big screen TV is mounted for the HGs to communicate with Julie Chen or whomever Big Brother chooses.
The dining room table's Lazy Susan has a Tokyo cityscape silhouette, and a similar mural is also found upstairs on your way to the HOH room. The wall behind the large round table looks to be made of a metal material with a Braille-like pattern. The dining room chairs are new this year and are actually super comfortable, more comfortable than they look. You can even rock in them when you're nervous at the nomination ceremony.
The table is set for the houseguests with avocado green handled eating utensils (they're very light, cheap) and decorated dishes. And in case you're wondering, spinning the center of the table isn't as easy as you think. That sucker requires a group effort to get it around.
The kitchen of the Big Brother house is really fun. It's equipped with all brand new appliances this season including a new refrigerator, microwave and stove, but of course there's no dishwasher. There is a fun orange blender and a pink mixer, keeping with the color scheme of the rest of the house.
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One interesting prop in the kitchen is a bouquet of dried flowers that is wrapped in newspaper – from Tokyo. The dishes are stacked neatly in the cabinets that have no doors. Fake lemons and limes serve as decorations in glass containers that sit neatly next to the dishes.
Continuing on to the other side of the house is the Arcade Room. The previously purple lounge area is now turquiose and is smaller than last season. The Big Brother fortuneteller has been replaced with a claw game. Drop the claw, try and grab a colored ball. Just like the game you played as a kid. I can't help but wonder if this will play a bigger part in the game than the fortuneteller did last season. On a small tabletop is an assortment of "bots" including a miniature version of the infamous Zingbot.
The Big Brother 14 bathroom looks to be tiled, right? Actually it is wallpapered to look like tile. The arcade room definitely spills over into the bathroom with the 80s type video game creatures on the wall. Very reminiscent of Atari's Pac Man or Space Invaders. There are numerous bottles of brightly colored nail polish to the right of the one-sided mirror for the ladies and to the left of the mirror are a couple of electric razors for the men. The miniature golden T-Rex accompanies them.
The HOH room has a Japanese garden feel to it, with charcoal and plum colors, bonsai trees and bamboo. And yes, a stocked fish tank in the corner near the bathroom. The day we were there the fish had JUST been put in the tank a couple hours earlier so we had to wait until the tank was up to room temperature to go into the HOH room as to not disturb the fish until they had adjusted.
The HOH bed is as comfortable as it looks and has a microphone dangling over it, a reminder that you're never truly alone in the Big Brother house. A plum colored L-shaped couch (that we all know is the location of many strategic plots) is in the room. If I were a houseguest, the green throw blanket draped over it would be mine. It is soooo soft.
The walls behind the bed have Japanese trees with accent lighting that adds a cool touch of ambiance to the room. Of course the big screen TV is mounted for optimal spying on other houseguests.
The area outside of the HOH room still has a chessboard but this year it is definitely Super-Sized with oversized chess pieces made of hollow plastic. The cushioned seating areas that face one another are much more comfortable than last year's bench seating.
The backyard of the Big Brother 14 house is basically unchanged, it still has the pool, hot tub, outdoor lounge area and washer and dryer. Again, the appliances are all new so the houseguests will be washing their dirty laundry in new machines. No pool table, or foosball table, or any form of entertainment had been brought in during our visit, so we can't confirm if Big Brother will bring the pool table back this season.
The walls of the backyard appear to be freshly painted and last season's graffiti on the back wall has been replaced with a Japanese Garden scene. Beach balls and the good ol' rubber ducky still float in the pool, they're just awaiting their new houseguests!
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Gallo left his mark in Cooperstown
When I arrived at the Hall of Fame in March of 1998 as a first year graduate-student intern in Museum Studies, my first job was to do an assessment of the original cartoon art and illustration collection.
Containing hundreds of original pieces, the archive is a small treasure trove of the sports cartoon/illustration art form from the late 1800s to the present day. I knew very little about this subject at the time, but found it very interesting and happily delved into the trove without hesitation. I soon became an admirer of this art form, not just from an artistic standpoint, but also how the cartoon image is used as a vehicle for communication and dissemination of information. Cartoons, like photos, are worth a thousand words, but they have the added benefit of allowing for the artist's personal interpretation and style as both art and written commentary. This topic interested me so much I eventually wrote my Masters thesis on this subject.
It was during this time I was first exposed to the work of Bill Gallo, the longtime sports cartoonist of the New York Daily News (he ascended to the job in 1960 following the death of colleague and fellow cartooning luminary Leo O'Mealia). I grew up in Pennsylvania and had no access to New York newspapers, so his artistic prowess and longevity as a sports cartoonist were unknown to me. With Bill's passing this last Tuesday at the age of 88, the world lost one of the last icons and best examples of a dying breed in modern journalism: the sports cartoonist. The Hall has over 20 original pieces of Gallo cartoon art, as well as many copies of cartoons as printed in newspapers, periodicals and other ephemera. The original artwork is mostly single frame cartoons as they appeared in the Daily News, with most relating to the election of specific Hall of Famers or some event in Yankees or Mets history. Often with a friendly hand-written note to a former Hall executive, these pieces are little time capsules which transport us back to a different time and place.
Topics covered in the collection include the inductions of Willie Mays, Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford, Duke Snider, Sandy Koufax, Juan Marichal, Stan Musial, Roy Campanella and Ducky Medwick. Casey Stengel was a favorite topic of Gallo, and we have several which highlight the "Ol' Perfessor," including one of him being added to Mt. Rushmore. Other topics include the 1968 and 1984 All-Star Games, as well as, more recently, the 2000 New York Subway Series. Of course, Basement Bertha (the ever-hopeful but always distressed Mets fan) is also prevalent.
I never met Bill Gallo, but I know I would have loved the chance. His legacy will live on as his work is remembered by millions of readers over the last 50 years. The Hall of Fame will do its part to protect that legacy by preserving and sharing the original examples of his work which will remain forever in our archives. As technology has rapidly changed both modes of personal communication and mass media, I still take great pleasure in looking at a cartoon and absorbing what it is trying to convey. A world of information in a simple hand-drawn picture. This has been the case since humans first painted images on the walls of caves.
The Hall of Fame is glad to have a part in this historical continuum by saving the artwork of Gallo and other accomplished artists and cartoonists. Just another medium telling the story of baseball's impact on American culture.
Erik Strohl is the senior director of exhibitions and collections for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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Bill Gallo is my favorite cartoonist. It's a shame that he didn't live to be 90…
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The College News VOL. XIX, No. 15 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1933 Copyright URYN MAWR COLLKUK NKWS. 1933 PRICE 10 CENTS Regulation in Case of Repeal is Discussed Mr. Bo!iIen and Dr. Kelsey Argue Over Protection ef Dry States ARGUMENTS ARE HEATED Tuesday night, March 7, in Good- hart Common Room, both sides of the Prohibition Repeal question were dis- cussed by two speakers, Mr. Francis Bohlen, professor of .Constitutional Law at the University of Pennsyl- vania, and Dr. R. W. Kelsey, fo Hav- erford College. Dr. Bohlen spoke on "What the Repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment Will Mean." "The question," said Dr. Bohlen, "is what provision is to be made Jor the dry States." It has been abso- lutely demonstrated that Congress can protect any State against the violation of State rules, a provision , of the Constitution which has been made explicit by the Blaine Resolu- tion. During the Republican cam- paign, much was made of the state- ment that the dry States would be inundated by liquor from wet States, but Mr. Bohlen thinks that these States will be drier than ever, be- cause the local police will have a di- rect responsibility for the enforce- ment of their prohibition laws. "What we have quarreled with is that Atlantic seaboard habits should be controlled by other States. Each group of citizens, the smallej>the bet- ter, should determine its own habits The larger the unit for which any sumptuary law is enacted, the less ef- fective is it likely to be." The pro- tection of dry States after the Repeal is important, but more important is the control of the liquor traffic in the States that decide for Repeal. "We do no want the saloon, but by returning control to each State, suit- able laws for every region may event- ually be worked out. America is sick of the dogmatism of the present law, and.she will use the State option as an experimental laboratory." The other nations of the world, especially in Europe, are trying to limit drink- ing to harmless light wines and beers by different systems of restriction. "Thank God, we shall no longer Be- left alone to stick to a verbal lie. Every other nation has abandoned it. Well-meaning fanatics can do more harm in ten years than people of tol- erance can undo in a century. My hope is that by limitation and raising the price of spirits, as in Denmark, drinking will be decreased. If the enormity of Prohibition is abolished by repeal, we will have the power of dealing flexibly with the problem and a chance of finally reaching the ideal." , Dr. Kelsey, who spoke next, pre- sented the case for Prohibition. He said that the Eighteenth Amendment would undoubtedly be repealed, since the pendulum was swinging in that direction. "To me it is almost im- possible to understand people who (Continued on Pago Three) � COLLEGE CALENDAR Thursday, March 16 4 P.* M-.�In the Common Room, demonstration by Gas- ton de Paris of make-up, per- fumes, powders, etc. - Friday, March 17 4 P. M.�Class Swimming Meet. 8.20 P. M.�French Play�Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme. Monday, March 20 4.30 P. M.�In the Common Room, Mrs. Breckinridge will speak on "Frontier Nursing in Kentucky. Tuesday, March 21 8 P. M.�In the Music Room, Odyssey Cruise Movies. Quota System Kept to Prevent Class Halls Minor Reforms Instituted by Council: Hall Exchanges Made Possible PEMBROKES COMBINED The Quota Committee of the Col- lege Council presented its recom- mendations for reform of the quota last Wednesday evening, and the long promised action on the question took place. The committee, which has been considering the problem since the beginning of the year, explained the obstacles in the path of any com- plete aholition of the grievances of the present system, and presented the following six resolution, which were immediately passed by the Council, calculated to remove minor irrita- j tions: 1. That Pembroke East and Omission of Freshman Week is' West be combined into one hall under Positions Miss Charlotte E. Carr, Dep- uty Secretary of the Pennsyl- vania Department of Labor and Industry, will speak on oppor- tunities for women in positions associated with industry, in- cluding the personnel work now being done by State depart- -ments. The meeting will be held on Tuesday afternoon, March the twenty-first, at quar- ter past five, in the Common Room of Goodhart Hall. Every- one who is interested is cordial- ly invited to attend. Tea will be served at five o'clock. Students Advised to Keep Record of Cuts Given as Cause of Confusion SYSTEM IS EXPLAINED the quota; 2. That no preference in general draw be given either Bettws-y-Coed or Wyndham should they reopen; 3. That the six "jun- iors in Merior be allowed to move to other halls regardless of the quota; 4. That two people of the fame class living in different halls may exchange rooms without having to enter gen- eral draw; 5. That within the year Mrs. Breckinridge To Talk On Frontier Nursing Mrs. Mary Breckinridge will speak on her work in the Kentucky moun- tains on Monday, March twentieth, at four-thirty in the Common. Room. Mrs. Breckinridge is director of the Frontier Nursing Service which she established in 1926 to bring aid to the forgotten back-woodsmen of the mountain regions. Until recently these people have been entirely cut off from the outside world and complete- ly ignorant of the ways of our mod- ern civilization. Mrs. Breckinridge has done a tremendous piece of work in showing the people how to im- prove their living conditions, and through the help of her "nurs�s on horse-back" has been able greatly to reduce the rate of infant mortality, and prevent the spread of typhoid fever. She will tell what the Fron- tier Nursing Service is doing and il- lustrate her talk with lantern slides. (Specially Contributed by Gertrude Parnell, Chairman Cut Committee) The omission of Freshman Week this year is to blame for the lack of j the quota for each ciass shall remain an adequate explanation of the cut j set, so that if a girl leaves at mid- system to the freshmen. The cut] year's she will leave a full vacancy, committee feels that each student, should have exact knowledge of the, cut system. Each student is allowed only as many cuts per semester as she has' instead of one-fifth of a vacancy; 6. That there be a more even distribu- tion of scholarship rooms among the halls, and that some provision be made for turning some of the Merion singles back into suites if the stu- Varsity Dramatics' Plans Are Complete Men's Parts Are Cast From Princeton Men for Lady Windcmere s Fan" Mrs. Smith Explains Financial Situation Three Crises Are Drops Securities, Commodities and Real Estate in REFORMS NECESSARY PRODUCERS -ARE CHOSEN regular classes per week. Thus, in, dunts desire �*� It seemed to the committee that the quota system in its present form is the lesser of many evils. It is general, a unit course will allow three cuts, a half-unit course two cuts, and a first or second year science course five cuts, each laboratory hour cut counting as one-third of a cut. Until the present semester, classes in required Diction and Hygiene did not increase the student's allowance, al- though they were recorded and count- ed as in other subjects. Beginning this semester, however, two cuts will' be allowed for Hygiene and one-half of a cut for Diction. Students who are reading for honors are allowed truly realized that the six changes outlined above do not touch the great evils of the quota, which result in students being unable to leave a hall they dislike, or obtain a room in the hall of their choice. But it is im- possible to reform the main evils of the quota without destroying the foundation upon which it stands. Ap- portionments of the four classes throughout the halls on a numerical and impersonal basis is the keystone of the. entire structure. If the nu- merical system were entirely given unlimited cuts within reason. If any up, class halls would be the inevitable penalty is incurred by a student who! result, and the administration is op- , . , .. . _ i posed to the developments of such a is going to read for honors, the pen- ' �,. _ ., r � . , " ! condition. President Park was her- alty is enforced for one semester. j ge,f in Bryn Mawr when there were All excuses, for illness, emergen-1 ciass halls, and it was an unsatisfac- cies, etc., are obtainable from the: tory situation at best. Four classes Dean's office. 'never fitted into, five halls, and the . , . i � * . * ! waifs and strays, were all flung into A student taking excess cuts up to I .....' ., , . � , ,. , , I the odd hall. Also having four and including two-thirds above her, dagses a� together in one hall builds individual allowance shall be placed j up the democracy and general social on Student Probation. That is, the: t()lerance of which Bryn Mawr is s0 number of excess cuts up to and in-1 �roud eluding one jhall be quadrupled and! Qn the assumption that ciass haUs deducted from the student's next se-| are undesirable> the Quota Committee attempted to find some means of re- mester's cuts'. The number of excess cuts from one through two and two- thirds shall be tripled and deducted. A student overcutting more than two and two-thirds is recommended for Senate Probation, and is allowed no cuts for the next semester. A student taking more than ten above her al- laxing the rigidity of the quota, but it soon became obvious that there could be no compromise between abol- ishing it entirely and maintaining it under the present rules. If a slid- ing quota for each hall were institut- ed, the more popular halls would fill lowance is liable to be suspended and; out their quotas immediately and the to have part or all of the semester's; same probiems would result^Any work cancelled. Serious over-cutting j system wouid be unsatisfactory which left the final decision up to an offi- cial. It is necessary in the matter of room assignments to deal imper- sonally and dispassionately, or the immediate results would be accusa- tions of favoritism, or crime and cor- ruption. The Quota Committee ex- amined every possible detail of the present system, and came to the con- clusion that unless the entire struc- ture were to be destroyed and a new (Continued on Page Six) more than five shall have their de- gree or an examination deferred�at the discretion of the Senate. Any student who over-cuts because she does not expect to return to col- lege the following year will be asked to leave immediately rather than stay and not attend classes. Students are advised to keep a rec- ord of their own cuts, to be compared in case of error with the cut records of the Dean's office. Unless this is done, no corrections will be made after the cuts are recorded at the end of the month. Any student who is not in her right seat when attendance is being taken, or who is out of the room at that time, should report immediately after class to the Dean's office. Election - The Business Board of the News takes pleasure in an- nouncing the election of Bar- bara Lewis, '33, as a member of the Business Board. Plans for the Varsity Dramatics production of Fxidy Winde mere's Fan are fast being shaped, now that the casting has been completed and the general outlines of the produc- tion decided. The male parts are be- ing taken by men from Princeton University, who have been invited to take part by the Board of Dramat- ics. The cast is as follows lord Windcmere... .Charles Trexler Lord Darlington. .. .Tony Nichol, Jr. Lord Augustus Lorton, William Gibon Ceil Graham... .William Kicnbusch Mr. Dunby...........John Duboysc Mr. Hopper.........Harry Dunham Other small parts have not yet been assigned definitely. Mr. Trexler is well-known in Princeton for his work with the Theatre Intime, as is Mr. Nichol, who has just played the lead in the undergraduate play. Mr. Kienbusch has also worked with the Intime, both as actor and as stage manager. Mr. Dunham is Well-known for his work with the Triangle Club and is also the'vice-president of the Intime. The other two members of the cast have had less experience, but are by no means novices. The Bryn Mawr production staff has just been announced and it in- cludes the following names: Eleanor Pinkerton, '33.........Sets Sylvia Bowditch, '33... .Construction Betsy Jackson, '33...........Lights Maria Coxe, '34.....Stage Manager Carrie Schwab, '34........Costumes Elizabeth Edwards, '33___Properties The production plans are still quite general, but it has been definitely de- cided Jhat the play will be done in modern dress and in a very stylized manner. Probably the set will be a curtain set in black and white, while the costumes will be black and white in certain acts and blue and white in others. In any case, much opportun- ity for experimentation is offered and Varsity intends to use that opportun- ity as exhaustively as it can. The Board is not able to announce definitely its plans for a tea-dance preceding the Saturday performance, but if financial conditions permit, they hope to be able to sponsor such an affair. This is, again, something in the way of an innovation, as the dance will be directly under Varsity and not under the supervision of the Undergraduate Board, which , has sponsored all dances at college in the past. The change is due to the prox- imity of the dates of the Varsity per- formance to the Glee-Club operetta, for which the Undergraduate Board plans to give an evening dance. News Candidates This week's assignment for all candidates for the editor- ial board of the News is to re- port the class swimming meet on Friday, write an editorial, and a Wit's End article. Please report to the News office Mon- day at 5.30 P. M., bringing articles. \____________________________ Professor Marion P. Smith analyzed the current financial situation in two well-attended chapels, March 7 and 8. 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This series just keeps getting better and better. I didn't think there would be a Mackenzie brother I would love more than Ian, but Cameron sure did come close. He is such a rake but deep down you know there is something more to him than just carnal pleasures.
I enjoyed the love story between Cam and Ainsley and thought she was the perfect match for him. Add to that the side stories of Daniel, Hart and the rest of the Mackenzie clan and you have a perfect regency romance book.
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"Perfect ending to a great series!"
This was the perfect ending to a great series. I thought it nicely tied up loose ends and left the whole series with a satisfying conclusion. Although I am sad to say good-bye to these characters I enjoyed the entire listen.
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"Vlad is back and hotter than ever!"
I love the Night Huntress world and Vlad is one of my favorite bad boy vamps. Bound by Flames was another great addition to the series.It was packed with action, adventure and plenty of scorching hot sex. As long as Jeaniene Frost keeps writing them, I'll keep listening.
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Admittedly Kresley Cole is my favorite author, so when this book became available I immediately dove in to this sinful and erotic tale. I don't really enjoy BDSM stories (the market is saturated now) but I loved "The Professional" so this was a must listen for me. WOW! I think my iPhone almost melted with this one. This was a hot and steamy listen with tons and tons of sex. Fortunately it wasn't the repetitive kind or sex just for the sake of sex on paper. It was part of the story and nothing was too over the top (at least for a super erotic Russian mafia fantasy). I absolutely love Ms. Cole's writing and this one did not disappoint.
On a side note, I'm thrilled the publishers released this as a complete book and not in the serial format like The Professional. This moved the listen up to a solid 5 stars.
"Love, love, love this series!"
I seriously thought this was going to be another trilogy and thus the end of the Arcana Chronicles. Despite the excruciating cliff-hanger ending I am so relieved that this series will continue on for at least another book (or hopefully more). I get utterly lost in this world that Ms. Cole has created. She is hands down my favorite author and she did not disappoint with this one. I will be holding my breath until the next book which undoubtedly will not come soon enough. Curse you Ms. Cole and your brilliant writing.
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"I almost gave up on this series - so glad I didn't"
After a few missteps (Paris and Kane) this series seems to be back on track and better than ever. It's just a steamy has the earlier books and to the writing style that made me fall in love with these characters in the first place. I've been anxious to hear Torin's story and it is by far one of my favorites. The Red Queen is just as sassy as Anya which made this one so much fun. I can't wait for the next installment and to see what Ms. Showalter has in store for Cameo.
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Much like the first book this was a light and fluffy beach read. I enjoyed the story and it did have some funny parts, but overall it was just ok. I only purchased this book because the first one had a cliffhanger ending. (annoying) Thankfully this book wraps up the story nicely and I felt it came to a satisfying conclusion. Even though there is a third book, I didn't feel compelled to purchase it. Definitely not what the publishers want but I was happy as a listener.
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If you enjoyed the first book of the Forbidden Bond Series than you will love book 2. From the start it is a non-stop thrill-ride of action, adventure and mystery. My heart was racing after the first few chapters! Although I expected this book to continue the story of Dani and Chase, it focused instead on Dani's half sister Brandi. Wow did I really enjoy her story. The author did include characters from the first book but it was nice to get Brandi's story and for the author to introduce some delicious new characters (Greyson, Derek). I'm looking forward to the next book and I hope it focuses on Griffin.


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There is no way back from knowing.
You're touched
once you see its face,
mouth stretched into an awful nasal a,
can, as if the word was extended
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the cer seeping out last,
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Even in the healing
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We curl up together in the night,
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Love is not an antidote,
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quote:Facing the prospect of neglecting another child killed her.
quote:getting cut the frick open and bleeding out earl
quote:so what did lori die from exactly?
quote:You seriously gotta think Lori being gone will negatively affect TWD's popularity. They can certainly make up for it with the Governor, ect, but Lori was by far the most-discussed character of the first 2.5 seasons.
quote:you just said the "c" word, I can't believe you said the "c" word.
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TC wrote:um, if you haven't noticed, the rangers have stunk up the league for some time now. how they somehow wouldn't "deserve" a high pick is beyond me.
besides, with all the craziness with teams trying to adjust, buying people out, getting below cap, etc., the pick will likely be traded i'm sure. these next few weeks will be (franking) awesome.
cprice12 wrote:Let's get his hockey talk started!
Ahhh...feels good.
cprice12 wrote:Let's get his hockey talk started!
Stone Cold wrote:I guess it is high time I re-appeared. I was actually enjoying the fact that the only hockey I had to concern myself with was the youth variety.
However, I am very pleased that this whole lockout crap is over.
gosha83 wrote:Wow that was fast! I hardly blinked an eye and they already have a new CBA?! I thought it was going to take a decade.
Allblues555 wrote:gosha83 wrote:Wow that was fast! I hardly blinked an eye and they already have a new CBA?! I thought it was going to take a decade.
I totally forgot to watch the season last year. You can imagine my relief when I found out it was cancelled!
Airshark wrote:Didn't know the Fish were territorial, but I guess it's better than "Sharks Hockey Will Swallow Your Hole".
Haven't read a lot of complaining about Pleau yet... :D
Covenant wrote:It's been a couple years since the Wings have been shutout, and it certainly won't be broken by the lowly Blues.
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CPTV Sports Announces Game and Program Highlights for December 19–25
CPTV Sports Announces Game and Program Highlights for December 19–25
Highlights Include CIAC Class M Boys and Class LL Girls Soccer Championships, the Connecticut Whale Game of the Week and UConn Women's Basketball
CPTV Sports, formerly the Connecticut Sports Network (CTSN), is Connecticut's only 24-hour local sports network, covering statewide high school sports college match-ups, professional sports competitions and more.
Launched on November 1, CPTV Sports is available on Comcast cable channels 185, 187 and 744 and on the Cox Communications cable system channel 144. High school sports and CIAC championship games are sponsored by Connecticut Lighting Centers and New England Musculoskeletal Institute at UConn Health Center. In addition, high school football is made possible in part by Connecticut Rental Centers.
For December 19 – 25, CPTV Sports' program highlights include:
Monday, December 19
7 p.m. CIAC Class M Boys Soccer Championships – Granby vs. Suffield
Tuesday, December 20
7 p.m. CT Whale Game of the Week – Connecticut Whale vs. Bridgeport Sound Tigers
Wednesday, December 21
7 p.m. UConn Women's Basketball – UConn vs. College of Charleston (live)
Thursday, December 22
7 p.m. Atlantic Coast Professional Basketball League – Hartford Lightning vs. Toms River
Friday, December 23
7 p.m. CIAC Class LL Girls Soccer Championships – Trumbull vs. Glastonbury
Saturday, December 24
All Day 2011 CIAC Soccer Championships – all eight (8) boys and girls championship games
CPTV Sports Game and Program Highlights for December 19 – 25/Page Two
Sunday, December 25
All Day 2011 CIAC Volleyball Championships – all four (4) girls championship games
2011 CIAC Football Championships – all four (4) championship games


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