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Wall led Kentucky in scoring with 23 points. Patterson added 20. Kentucky was dominated on the glass by Alabama 44-32 and the Wildcats shot just 1-13 from three point range. But it was enough to allow the Cats move on to Sunday's semi-final.
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Anyone out there sew, cook, do a sport, scrapbook, etc? What do you like to do in your spare time (when you're not sleeping the day away of course, LOL) Share some pics of your hobby if you like.
I can't wait to hear what others post. I have always wished I had a cool hobby that I was really good at.
I do enjoy running, yoga, and mountain biking when DH and I can get up to the mountains to take trips. BUT I haven't really been doing any of those things since I got pregnant. I tried running when I frist found out I was pregnant, but always felt like I was going to throw up. I used to go to yoga a couple times a week at one of our local places, but my membership ran out and I can't renew it right now because we need to save for the baby. And obviously mountain biking isn't happening. I think I will eventually be able to get back into at least one of these activities once baby gets a little older. For now all of my spare time goes to reading or watching TV. I'm boring.
Great thread idea!
I too love yoga, running, hiking, camping, writing and reading (though writing is what I do professionally so I don't think of it as a hobby much even when it's just for fun). I love painting though I haven't done it in forever. I started knitting in college and just picked that back up, along with crocheting. I always see these beautiful hats/scarves/shawls etc and think "I want to make that!". My MIL is amazing at both and sewing (I'd love to take up quilting someday!) so it's nice having a real life reference if I get stumped. I figured they'd be good for projects incase I go on bed rest again in this pregnancy.
I haven't gone running in forever because I have really weak retinas from being born prematurely, so I"m at risk for them tearing and can't do high impact activities anymore. I haven't done yoga in a studio since just before I was pregnant with DD but I want to get some prenatal videos. DH has done a ton of hikes as a kid that are 4,000+ feet and we want to start doing them next summer with the kids.
Mia, I've never heard that premature birth weakens retinas! I wonder if my DD is at risk for that.... hmm. Interesting! I wish I had a real life reference for sewing. I have a sewing machine and tried to take a class but didn't learn much of anything so it mostly sits in storage collecting dust until I need to make a small repair or something!
I love to workout as well. I love any fitness class I can get my hands on, swimming, running, and I especially love dance fitness. I'm so glad I get to do some of that in my job as a fitness instructor; although, I only teach cycling and water aerobics. But I love those classes too and have a great time teaching them!
I used to crochet and scrapbook but haven't been doing much of that since I've been going to school full time. Full time school, 3 kids plus one on the way, and a part time job means I don't have much free time! But when I do have some free time, I love to hang out with my girlfriends and go to dinner and watch movies. With the family, we love to go camping and hiking. I recently got a nice DSLR camera so I'd also like to learn more about photography. I'm hoping to take a photography class at school next semester. It's my last semester so I want to take some fun/hobby type classes for a change!!!
Cross stitch! I'm actually in high gear with that because I'm stitching a Christmas stocking for DD. I don't sew at all, so it needs to be done by mid-Nov in order for the sewer to have it complete in time for Christmas. I'm really excited about it.
I also love running, but haven't been. I did a marathon in 2007 and hope to do one again someday. I'm really slow though, so training for a marathon is a big time commitment. I'm already trying to plan my first race post-baby and I'm thinking it'll be a half-marathon in September to give me enough time. We'll see.
Reading is another one. Since tv is all re-runs right now, if I'm not stitching then I'm readig. We've even been keeping the tv off most nights!
I like to bake, do crafts, read, and lately I just like to veg! I don't mind cooking so much, but I really enjoy baking--something about it is relaxing to me. I like to make home decor, but mostly copy projects I see...every once in a while I will make something up, but I haven't done much of anything lately--no extra energy.
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Mia, I've never heard that premature birth weakens retinas! I wonder if my DD is at risk for that.... hmm. Interesting!
Yeah, I didn't get diagnosed (with Retanopathy of Prematurity) until '06. I'd always had bad vision (started wearing glasses in pre-school) but that runs on both sides of the family. I never asked many questions of my specialist about how you get it. I asked DD's pediatrician and he said it's not from being born premature, but from the use of oxygen. I was born at 26 weeks and could breathe fine, but they didn't want me to do that because I'd burn too many calories so I'd assume I was on it for a while. I keep meaning to ask the pediatrician if it's a long term use thing or not, but keep forgetting. I'd think if they aren't in the NICU for a long time, it'd be okay as my retina specialist didn't seem concerned about DD's future when I told her she was born at 5lbs 5 oz, even though she got below 5 for a little bit.
Kristy - Cross Stitch sounds fun! I love the idea of making things for the kiddos. How awesome to have done a marathon. I love how there are always reruns but there never seems to be enough time to read everything you want.
Kristy, cross-stitching sounds great! I'd love to see your finished stocking--you should post pics! I hope to do a marathon someday but have only done a few half marathons. I'm hoping to plan some post-baby races too!
Mia, now I'm really curious about Retanopathy! My DS had a heart problem when he was born so he was on oxygen for 2.5 months! He's almost 13 now and no vision issues that I know of yet but that gives me incentive to have them look closely at his retinas. My last DD was 4 lbs 3 oz at birth and dropped below 4 lbs for a while. She was itty bitty but didn't have to be on oxygen since they had given me the steroid shots for her lungs. I didn't know you were born at 26 weeks! Holy smokes! That is just 2 weeks from where I'm at now and I can't imagine having this baby yet! I thought my DD being born at 34 weeks (my water broke at 31 weeks and then I was hospitalized for 3 long weeks while they kept me pregnant) was pretty early. 26 weeks is amazing!


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There were two big developments Monday in the case of a motorist who was shot and killed along Greenwell Springs Road Friday after a fight with a police officer. Investigators say an autopsy shows the deadly bullet was fired by a bystander, not the officer. Police also announced that no charges would be filed in the case, either against the police officer involved or the bystander who fired the fatal shot into the head of George Temple.
East Baton Rouge Sheriff's spokesman Greg Phares says Officer Brian Harrision was escorting a funeral procession Friday when he pulled Temple over and wrote him a ticket for breaking into the procession. According to Phares, that's when Temple attacked Harrison. Police say Perry Stevens was walking outside of the Auto Zone on Greenwell Springs Road when he heard Harrison yelling for help. Harrison was reportedly on his back with Temple on top of him. That's when Stevens went to his car and grabbed his .45 caliber pistol.
According to Col. Greg Phares, "[Mr. Stevens] orders Mr. Temple to stop and get off the officer. The verbal commands are ignored and Mr. Stevens fires four shots, all of which struck Mr. Temple."
Perry Stevens fired four shots into Temple's torso. Officer Harrison had already fired one shot into Temple's abdomen. With Temple still struggling with the officer, Perry continued to advance toward the scuffle.
"He again orders Mr. Temple to stop what he was doing and get off the officer. Those commands are ignored and he fires a fifth shot and that hits his head. The incident is over with, and as you know, Mr. Temple is dead
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It sounds like Temple knows a little PCP.
Good to see a citizen help to thin the herd a little.
Well, a .45 to the brain stem will certainly stop most altercations.
The shot hit Temple in the temple. Would have been better for him if his name had been George Balls.
Only problem I see is officer Harrison needed to carry a larger caliber sidearm. .45 ACP - Bigger holes are better holes (usually).
Remember: pistols are pistols, rifles are rifles, shotguns are shotguns. Even a "powerful" pistol is really kinda marginal.
Perry Stevens must be a terrific shot and very cool headed. Four shots all hit the target while the target is struggling with the officer!?! Perhaps there was a little separation of the two that is not apparent in the text here.
i am seriosly glad the officer did not shoot the bystander with the firearm, who just saved his bacon. nowadays you just cannot trust what reaction you're going to get from an officer, under any situation.
One would think that the four previous shots to the torso would have been quite sufficient.
Just wow, one 9 mil (or maybe a .40) in the gut, and 4 hits in the torso from a .45 and he still didn't get the message?
Crack, or meth, or pcp, or bath salts sure do make you a living, breathing zombie.
Only thing that works in this situation. Just glad that Mr. Stevens had the gonads to deliver the coup de gras. This whole thing could have turned really ugly for the good guys had he not.
That's got to be a heavy load though.
OTOH you can take a little fall hit your head on the edge of the counter and it's lights out for good.
The Officer is lucky.........when seconds count, an armed law abiding citizen is only seconds away.
Well, when his life is passing before his eyes, I would think he would take any life line offered, even if it was from a known adversary.
Funny how edge of life situations make you see sense.
Meanwhile in Torrance the police can shoot a hundred rounds at two little old ladies in a pickup truck and only manage to get half of them on the truck and only two into one of the ladies.
In their defense, she was a small lady...
I wonder if Temple was shot in the temple?
This incident occurred 17 February, 2006.
A little bullet in the face or throat also does wonders. Always take the head shot if you can.
This is soo true. There are countless stories of folks walking around with all kinds of stuff poking out of their heads and not even knowing it.
OTH, on the farm, I used the dreaded .22 SHORT to put down really big hogs and pigs. (actually, truth in tale, the short only stunned them, the sticking blade is what "killed" them.)
Its all a matter of placement.
Wow! Not a gimp to mess with. I see they spell the Good Samaritan's name differently in that article. Journalism! Somebody shot it in the head.
For coolness and accuracy like that, I'm guessing former military. Any random cop that came to help probably would've shot the officer involved in the struggle as well.
I've suffered trauma to my head about 7 or 8 separate times. Some people I know would joke saying that's why I am the way I am, but it surprises me I don't have any serious problems.
I was thinking that to myself. Nowadays, cops are the ones you have to reign in.
I'm thinking of all those cops in NY who blasted away a the "perp" and only ended up wounding a whole bunch of bystanders, the perp ran off without a scratch.
A whole new meaning to "armed and dangerous."
I have long marveled at how human beings are simultaneously so tough and so fragile. You think of some of the amazing stories of survival juxtaposed with minor incidents that result in death. That's just the way it is but it's kind of hard to reconcile that seeming contradiction.
Effing media, slow news day and they repeat/reprint..
Temple Shot In Temple After Leaving Temple Was Sent To Temple.
While I applaud Mr.Perry for acting.
I myself might have hesitated...
So, Temple was shot in the temple?
Me too.
It's rather humbling.
Temple was black. Harrison and Stephens are white.
This from the "weallbe" blog.
"Those commands are ignored and he fires a fifth shot and that hits his head. The incident is over with, and as you know, Mr. Temple is dead"
Best summary of a shooting incident ever!
I just love a story with a happy ending!
I used to ponder such things. Now I take a more clear eyed view:
"When your time is up, your time is up."
When is your time up? Only God knows, and he ain't talkin.
Filipino college kid in some mid west university did a back flip last week. The story was on Drudge.
Landed wrong, broke his neck, died on the spot. Young kid. Was known to do really good back flips. This one went all wrong, now he's gone.
Got the whole world in His hands.
Well Jeez,
Whodda thunk it? /s>
I don't spend a lot of time pondering it precisely because what you said there is true. As null and void said "it is humbling" though when you do think about it.
I take two lessons from it that I try to push myself to remember and embrace. The first is to not take foolish risks and to be mindful of what I am doing at all times. The second is to not be fearful of doing what is necessary or of taking on big challenges. ie life should not be taken for granted but at the same time should not be guarded and saved for some future time which has no guarantee of coming.
It sounds like a philosophical balance to be maintained but I think that balance is entirely an intellectual exercise. In reality there is no balance to maintain just what is appropriate in the moment to do.
"State Representative Michael Jackson of Baton Rouge says the US Justice Department has asked the FBI to investigate Temple's death. Jackson says the point of the investigation is to see if Temple's civil rights were violated. A Justice Department spokesman confirms that the agency is looking into the shooting."
A pistol is what you carry at your side so you can fight your way back to get the shoulder weapon you should have had with you in the first place.
That is, when a crew-served weapon is not available.
Bath salts can make you mean, ugly and hard of hearing.
"Meanwhile in Torrance the police can shoot a hundred rounds at two little old ladies in a pickup truck and only manage to get half of them on the truck and only two into one of the ladies.
In their defense, she was a small lady..."
Damned with faint praise - and How!
Hard of dying too. After the bullet behind the ear, he glared at the shooter with rage and TWICE attempted to get up to pummel him.
Ping to # 39—sounds like a tag line.
Now, it took 5 shots from a 45 caliber pistol to down him. What kind of drugs was he on?
Comment of the day.
Crew served?
W-88: For those times when a minor caliber just won't do ...
Harrison = Zimmerman
Temple = Saint Trayvon
"Hard of dying too. After the bullet behind the ear, he glared at the shooter with rage and TWICE attempted to get up to pummel him."
D@mn, what kind of drugs was he on?
Colt 45 malt liquor?
I said that because I am glad the officer didn't consider the guy saving his life to also be a threat to him, because he had a gun and had been firing it in his general direction.
Like many, many cops today would. These people are chasing dogs down that are running away from them inside houses, and shooting them to death. These are cops who run through someone's yard, that has a dog out in the yard, and shoot the dog going through the yard. These are the cops who in NYC shot nine bystanders mutiple times, just standing in the same area a guy they actually wanted, was.
They generally shoot first and apologize to the living later. "OFFICER SAFETY" is generally now the 1st and highest priority and everything else be damned.
You come to the aid of a cop in danger and they you may very well be mistaken by the cop as a threat and shot by the cop.
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I finished all of this week's planned client work early today as expected, meaning I'm officially on a long weekend at the moment. I decided not to waste it, but to get started on two business-oriented projects - one being to start drafting Three Weeks.
I'm thrilled to say that I did get started today (not a huge amount to be proud of, but getting started is half the battle with me).
I set up the manuscript - took care of basic formatting, put the cover page together, and took care of all of the chapter breaks and titles. Again, not a big deal, but I figure having it all laid out like that will make my life easier. Because Three Weeks involves an intro, and ending, and 15 "short stories" throughout the middle, this way I can just browse to whichever scenerio I'm in the mood to write about and take it from there.
On top of the formatting, I started working on the intro. I finished just the first page, and I'll probably make changes tomorrow when I re-think it, but it was progress, which is better than doing nothing or taking a nap (although those are good too). Tonight was about trying to setup the attitude / personality of the main character and having the intro jump right into things.
If you've read any of my blogs (including this one), you know that I like to drag things out. So fiction is a chore for me (but also quite fun because it takes me a bit out of my element).
Something else I'm doing with this project is re-evaluating my main character's career choice. I have some ideas, but I need to run them by a few folks (I'd like to do something that's actually going to play into a promotional tactic for the book, but it may bring the character a bit too close to home - and there are already a lot of "me" details in this particular character). We'll see.
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Audiobook Review: Blind Faith by Rebecca Zanetti
Blind Faith by Rebecca Zanetti
Narrator: Karen White
Series: Sin Brothers #3
Published by Hachette Audio
Published on: January 27, 2015
Genres: Paranormal Romance
Length: 12 hrs
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A betrayal he couldn't forget . . .
For Nate Dean, love is a four-letter word. As part of a secret black-ops military unit, he and his brothers were genetically engineered by the government to be ruthless soldiers with an expiration date. They were loyal only to one another . . . until Nate laid eyes on the woman who stole his heart and blew his world apart. Now, years later, his family is still paying the price for his mistake. But as time runs out, there's only one person who can save his family: the very woman Nate swore he'd never trust again.
A love she couldn't deny . . .
The moment Audrey Madison spies Nate across a crowded ballroom, she can barely breathe. He's just as undeniably sexy as she remembers, yet there's an edge to him now that's as irresistible as it is dangerous. When he asks for her help, Audrey can't refuse. But she has secrets of her own--secrets that, if Nate ever discovers them, may cost them both their lives . . .
This series' main plot arc got kicked into overdrive in this installment, some political intrigue was added, and we got the inside scoop on the third Dean brother, Nate. I really enjoyed how Rebecca Zanetti set-up the misunderstanding thread between the main couple; it was plausible, was settled after a reasonable delay, and didn't create unnecessary drama as is so often the case in these types of scenarios. Similarly to the previous books, the story blasted out of the gates with an unrelenting suspense component, and Karen White rocked the narration for a third time.
In BLIND FAITH, we learn more about the middle sibling's past as well as his character traits, each brother brings something different to the mix, and Nate's main focus has always been keeping his family happy. Sounds simple enough, however when you're a genetically engineered soldier trained from birth to kill without a shred of normal in your life, it becomes a colossal task. Dean is the kind of man that'll throw himself on the executioner's block just to give his bros the chance at having a real Christmas. I adored him from the prologue onward.
The plot took several startling turns in this installment; one being that the love interest was none other than the Commander's pet scientist's daughter, Audrey, and the other was the political nature of the story line. Both made singling out who was on what side, and working for whom a challenging game of pin-the-tail-on-the-bad-guy. There were of course the obvious culprits: the Commander and Dr. Isabel Madison—I DESPISE her!—but also several grey characters which had me flip flopping all over the place. The brothers gain a crucial advantage, however they aren't out of the woods yet.
I'm now unequivocally under Karen White's spell after listening to BLIND FAITH. Her male voices are one of the best in the industry, and I had no trouble discerning which member of the Dean family was talking because her inflections promptly brought me back to books 1 and 2 when Shane and Matt were the dominant POVs. Her breakneck pacing transforms an already suspenseful audio into a Formula One worthy performance that'll have you double checking to see if you pressed the playback speed option by accident.
BLIND FAITH has me praying to the audiobook gods for a fast forward button that'll make March get here sooner, and with it TOTAL SURRENDER.
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"Dean is the kind of man that'll throw himself on the executioner's block just to give his bros the chance at having a real Christmas." This immediately made me think of the Christmas episode of Supernatural, the one with flashbacks to Sam and Dean's childhood. ALL THE FEELINGS.
Great review!
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Well, there's nothing like a sequel with tension, plot twists that keep you wondering and main characters you can root for! And if the audiobook narrator is good, all icing on the cake!
This series sounds very intriguing and I'll have to add it to the wish list because it's not too long a series for now!
Great review, Carmel!
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WOW! I think that is the best review I've ever received! Celebrating and blushing to my roots! Thank you so much, Carmel. It means a lot to me to get such positive feedback (as I get ready to warm up for more alpha male voices, starting the 3rd in Rebecca's Dark Protectors series this morning!)
I happen to be giving away a copy of BLIND FAITH if anyone's curious – just make a comment on my site and I'll randomly pick a winner Sunday night. I don't keep any contact info and your email won't be shown publicly. Here's the link:
Darn it, I was hoping this wouldn't be another series to add to the pile but after that review, I think I may have to. Way to add to my mountainous pile Carmel. 😛
Happy Friday and wonderful review!
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Great review. I think each book/brother is better than the last and I can't wait to see what Jory is all about.
I've been eyeing Zanetti's Dark Protectors series and once I learned that Karen is recording that series too I'll hold out for the audios.
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Why isn't this series ringing any bells with me? I feel like it's one I should know and have on my list already Carmel! And if you get that fast forward button worked out, you let me know okay? There are a number of books I'd like to release a whole lot sooner:)
Wow. You've actually made me wanna listen to an audiobook. Now that is a huge accomplishment, lol! I wanna listen to this baby!
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Dang, I need to catch up with this series! Seems like it getting more and more exciting.
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You girls never fail to deliver a nice cover when I need one. This one is so good. Anyhow I haven't heard of this series, which is a surprise as it sounds really good. I'm glad you enjoyed this one. Great review 🙂
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I loved this one, this and book one are my favorite! I read book 4 a few months ago and it was craziness! I'm sad to say goodbye to the Dean brothers 🙁
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Sweet! Another narrator that does male voices well. It is rare for me to like a male doing a female voice however. I'm also glad that her breakneck pace was appropriate for the book. I so need to see if my library has all of these.
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I've been holding off on this one. I loved book two. I jsut wanted to wait until 4 was closer. lol I might have to do it now though. Darn got me all excited about it 😀
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I can see you really enjoy this one Carmel! Good for you, there's nothing better than a fabulous audiobook experience, I get a silly grin on my face when that happens and it's awesome!
I haven't listened to this one, but you can bet I will soon 🙂
Excellent review!
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I have heard great things about this series and you made it sound even better…. But… I didn't know this was PNR, I thought it was romantic suspense… If it's PNR I have to wait a bit more to read it…
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Oh it's nice to have a good series like that! I saw another good review about this book and I confess that it's making me curious too! I want to try!
This sounds like another fantastic series I need to checkout Carmel. I'm just dipping my toes into the audio world, lol, and need to lookup Karen's other titles. If she can do the male voices as well as you mentioned, I'm sure to become a fan of them.
Great review 🙂
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Blind Faith sounds excellent, Carmel. I am planning on one-clicking Forgotten Sins since it's only 99 cents. But seeing as you love the narrator of this series so much, perhaps I'll use an audible credit on one to give her a try…
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I've read one of her books and liked it. Looks like I need to take a closer look at this series now. Thanks for the review.
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