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In the wake of Harvey…
A risky but potentially rewarding…
Ed Davey, the UK climate and energy secretary, recently told the government that he has approved plans to build twenty new natural gas fired power stations. He also insisted that this huge expansion in fossil fuel power plants will not harm investment in renewable energy, or the government's plans to reduce carbon emissions.
"I strongly support more gas, just as I strongly support more renewable energy. We need a big expansion of renewable energy and of gas if we are to tackle our climate change challenges."
"People who see the UK's energy future as a competition between renewable and gas are misreading the next phase."
Davey will announce his new energy strategy this autumn, including the large role that gas will play. It is expected to involve the investment of hundreds of billions of pounds in new electricity generation installations. He has already admitted that the government plans to develop 20GW of gas-powered electricity generation between now and 2030.
Environmentalists are worried that a dash for gas would make any carbon reduction targets impossible to achieve. Joss Garman, the political director of Greenpeace, said that "green-lighting a whole fleet of new fossil fuel power stations would cause a huge jump in emissions and blow this autumn's once-in-a-generation opportunity to replace dirty power stations with clean ones."
By. Joao Peixe of Oilprice.com
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found a new home!
Plenty of my friends are looking
for one too. Find a pet to adopt.
I am already spayed and up to date with shots.
We were rescued from an alley that had a woodpile that was being removed. We are lucky that a caring family nearby heard us crying and came to save us. It's a good thing too because the colony around their house was full of FeLV positive cats and we could have easily caught up, but thankfully our mom tested negative and so did we, so it was in our best interest for Carol to take us into the adoption program so we wouldn't be at risk of such a scary disease. We were in foster for awhile before we were ready for adoption.
I am an opinionated girl with a little bit of 'cattitude'. I love to be the center of attention and like most kittens, I can be a little naughty. I will be out and about, always on the move if you let me have full reign to explore. I am outgoing and social; I am definitely a 'shoulder' cat. If you let me, I will sit on your shoulder and purr sweet nothings in your ear all day long. I also love to knead and sit in your lap. As much contact from you as possible is what I would lOVE! I would do best to go with another kitten (like one of my sisters) but I can go alone if it means I get a good home.
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Grand Junction City Council seeking input on medical pot
Grand Junction City Council members discussed during a retreat Friday how they plan to use public input to make a decision about the regulation of medical marijuana.
The council has not ruled out passing a medical marijuana ordinance. Council members also recently asked the Mesa County clerk and recorder to hold a place on the November ballot in case the council decides to ask voters a question about regulating or banning medical marijuana centers.
City Public Works and Planning Director Tim Moore said if the City Council chooses to regulate zoning for medical marijuana centers, zoning will likely stick to commercial and downtown centers and avoid residential areas.
City Manager Laurie Kadrich added medical marijuana centers, as of last month, have brought in $93,000 in city sales tax revenue since they began opening for business last year.
Council members will ask the public to weigh in on regulation during stakeholder meetings Aug. 4 and Aug. 18 at locations to be announced. The council may invite some stakeholders to the meetings, such as doctors, law enforcement, medical-marijuana-center owners and store owners near centers, but anyone can attend.
Given the volume of attendees expected, Kadrich suggested having some people sign in and check whether they'd like to speak at one of the August meetings, setting a limit so people can testify at only one of the meetings. Or, it could have people submit written comments instead of testifying.
Council members said a telephone town hall seeking public input about medical-marijuana regulation might be worth doing, given the success of a recent telephone town hall during the city's listening tour about public safety facilities.
City spokeswoman Sam Rainguet said the listening-tour call had a peak of 4,681 participants. Council member Bruce Hill said the peak amount of people participating in any of the three polling questions that were asked at various points during that hourlong call was about 170 people.


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King Schools, the flight instruction empire founded by John and Martha King, announced a pair of initiatives aimed at increasing the pilot population and enhancing the sense of community among those within it this week at the Sun 'n' Fun Fly-In in Lakeland, Fla. A free eBook, So You Want to Learn to Fly, introduced at the show, covers all aspects of attaining a pilot's license, written in a fun and easy-to-read style. The book is available through the King Schools website and iTunes book store.
"So many people have a dream of learning to fly, but don't know where to get started," said John King. "We wanted to ensure that no one is held back from pursuing their dreams simply because they don't have the right guide to help them through the process."
The company also introduced a new online community intended as a virtual gathering spot for pilots and aspiring aviators, filled with flight-training news, videos, safety information and pilot forums such as "Key Your Mic," where questions can be posted and answered. "The forum is monitored by King pilots and CFIs, so you can count on the quality of advice you get there," said Martha King.


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Here's GM's plan. It wants up to $30 billion from the government.... in exchange for essentially becoming SM: Specific Motors.
The basics: GM will reduce its nameplates to 36 by 2012. It will cut 25,000 U.S. jobs within the next year. It will close down 38 factories by 2012, five more than it had previously anticipated. Every model released through 2014 will be either a hybrid or be designed specifically to run through gasoline more slowly. By 2012, 65% of its sales should come from "alternative fuel" cars. Of its brands, GM anticipates selling both Hummer and Saab. Pontiac will remain a viable. Saturn is dying in two years. GM plans to reduce its dealerships by 25% over the next for years. GM's productivity numbers will improve, it says, subject to ratification of a new deal with UAW.
Company boilerplate:
The revised Plan restructures the Company's business in the U.S. by concentrating on
GM's three strongest global brands (Chevrolet, Cadillac and Buick) and its premium
truck brand (GMC); by restructuring the retail distribution channel to achieve a strong,
healthy dealer network while preserving GM's historical strength in rural areas; by basing
the product plan on ―fewer, better‖ entries; and by continued commitment to be a quality
leader. The Company is accelerating the timetable to achieve competitive costs and work
rules to 2009, in line with Federal loan requirements. The Company will close additional
facilities and reduce employment beyond the December Plan targets, and will continue to
leverage already highly efficient manufacturing and product development operations.
Here's Chrysler's plan. It's more defensive-sounding that GM's. Managers say that Chrysler won't survive on its own without help, and that the status of talks with three other automakers, including GM, are, at this point, are not furnishing offers, although a deal with Fiat is promising. Another option is a sort of trust "under the control of the President's designee." Chrysler is lowering its target SAAR -- it's seasonal annual adjust rate of sale -- to 10.1 million in 2009, rising to 13.7 million in 2016, subject to $10 billion in funds from the government and from union oncessions. 32,000 jobs have already been cut; 3,000 more are expected. 4 brands have been killed; three more will be killed by 2012.


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Toy Gun Commercial You'll Never See AGAIN! [VIDEO+POLL]
It's super easy to forget how awesome we had it growing up in the 80's and 90's. We had everything right? From little pieces of plastic that insert into a light up box, action figures with very small pieces to toy guns without the little orange tips. Yep, we were even allowed to go outside and play without a ton of supervision, in the front yard even!
Now-a days it seems like every aspect of our lives is monitored times three. How many kids do you see running around your neighborhood, by themselves? How many kids do you see running around with toy guns, without Nerf splattered on the side? You just don't see that anymore, do you?
Speaking of toy guns without the orange tips, what are the odds these toys make a come back?
Wow!!! You mean we could actually run around spraying each other down with water guns that looked real? You mean, all we had to do was go refill our plastic AK clips with H20 and get back to playing army guy?
Wow, we had it pretty good didn't we? It was actually ok to go outside and play. I kind of feel bad for kids these days. They're stuck with crappy plastic nerf darts, fenced in backyards and parents who would rather lock them down then let them run free.
Yep, so long to actually being a kid. But hey, as kids of today grip their orange tipped nerf guns they can most certainly act like they have the real thing as Call of Duty and Army commercials come on TV.
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Volume 11, Issue 1
January 2006
Regular Pinellas Genealogy Society (P.G.S.) meetings are held on the third
Saturday of the month beginning at 11:00 a.m. in the Jenkins Auditorium
in the Largo Library. Guests are warmly welcomed and encouraged to
The P.G.S. Board meets at 8:30 in the Largo Library Local History Room every third Saturday.
The Pinellas Genealogy Society's mission is to further genealogical research and preservation of Pinellas County genealogy materials. New members are welcomed at all times during the year. Annual dues per person are $17 and joint memberships are $25. Application forms available in the library or on the P.G.S. website.
|Computers Interest Group (CIG)
|Meets monthly at 9:45 A.M. in the Jenkins Assembly Conference Room on the third Saturday of each month just before the regular PGS meeting throughout the year. This forum is an informal discussion group in a question and answer format on anything related to the use of computers in genealogy. There is no fee and all levels of computer expertise are welcome. To become a member of the email discussion list, email Bob Bryan. Next CIG meeting date: 21 January 2006.
|The Family Tree Maker Group (FTM)
|FTM is now on their summer break. They meet monthly October through May at 10:00 A.M. in the Jenkins Assembly Conference Room in the lobby of the Largo Library. Each session lasts approximately two hours. There is no fee for this workshop. Led by Karen Keegan . The next FTM meeting date: 7 January 2006.
New Officers Elected
|We hope everyone had a wonderful time with family and friends this season. During our December 17th holiday party we elected the following people to the Pinellas Genealogy Society Board.
|President: Bob Bryan
|Vice President: Sally Brown
|Recording Secretary – Rosemary Hayes
|Corresponding Secretary – Alice Charest
|Treasurer – Beth Shields
|Seminar Director – Mercedes Bleattler
|Finance Director – Damon Hostetler
|Education Director – Pat Strait
|Projects Director – David Dellinger
Editor's Note:
|This newsletter is published and distributed monthly in the Largo Library. Our goal is to keep P.G.S. members and library volunteers and visitors up to date on events, classes, new acquisitions and more. Do you have an idea on how to improve this newsletter? Is there something you would like to share with others such as a genealogy tip, a website or an upcoming event? Please email the editor with your questions, suggestions or complaints. email@example.com Subject Line: PGS/Library News
|News from Special Collections
|• When calling the Largo Library with questions relating to genealogy, please use the number for the Genealogy Help Desk:
• Please do not re-shelve books or return other materials. Our volunteers count each item returned as a statistic. These counts help us to determine our peak times for service and areas of high demand. Thank you!
• Please continue to bring in flyers or brochures about libraries you visit this year. Thanks!
• When using the microfilm, please rewind the film before returning it to its box. Please do not remove the take-up reel; this will only leave the film in an upside-down and backwards state!
▪ Volunteers are available at the Largo Library to assist researchers in getting started in genealogy and using the library collection. Hours are: Monday through Saturday, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Monday through Thursday evenings from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. If you would like to volunteer please see Mercedes at the library or email email@example.com.
New Items
|The Largo Public Library now subscribes to the institutional database NewEnglandAncestors.org from The New England Historic Genealogical Society. It predominantly covers the New England states but also includes Canadian, English and Irish databases. It includes all articles from The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, cemeteries, tax and voters lists, diaries, town records and more. NewEnglandAncestors.org is available for in-library use only and is assessable on all PC's in the Genealogy Center and on all IPAC library database catalogs scattered throughout the library. Give it a try!
Pinellas Genealogy Society
Interested in a seven day Genealogy Cruise?
|A seven night cruise including three days of seminars with guest speakers from across the U.S. and Ireland is available aboard the Royal Caribbean cruise ship from October 29 to November 5, 2006. Check out the details at: www.genealogycruise2006.com
|PGS Books for sale
The Pinellas Genealogy Society has canvassed and printed nineteen cemetery books covering Pinellas County as well as local histories and more. Also available for purchase in a DVD format is a live tour of selected Pinellas County cemeteries.Purchasing information may be found at P.G.S.'s website here.
|Alexander Funeral Home Records 1917-1947. Clearwater. 207 B/W pages. $20.00 B/W, N/A Color.
|LINCOLN CEMETERY, St. Petersburg
|ROYAL PALM CEMETERY, St. Petersburg
This official publication of the Pinellas Genealogy Society is issued free
of additional charge to paid-up members of the Society. Authors and
compilers, members and non-members alike, are not only welcome to, but
encouraged to, submit articles for publication. Also appreciated are
stories of research trips and reviews of printed or computerized
genealogy materials. New items of genealogical reference are also
gratefully accepted.
Submission Deadlines: February 1st (Spring issue); May 1st (Summer issue); August 1st (Fall issue); November 1st (Winter issue)
Up to two free queries may be placed in each issue by any paid-up member. Queries are limited to 60 words each, plus name and address of the submitter; one double-length query of up to 120 words, plus name and address, is acceptable. Non-member query fees are $1.00 for each single-length, and $2.00 for each double-length query. Mail all queries to the Editor.
William Wallace
Pinellas Genealogist
c/o Largo Library
120 Central Park Drive
Largo, FL 33771-2110
|Check out the new materials in Special Collections
Index to the 1901 Census of Canada
|The Canadian National Archives made the 1901 census images available online some years ago without an index. This Automated Genealogy website hosts a free, volunteer produced online index to the census and allows you to link directly to the online image – free of charge.
Family Tree Legends – Illinois Marriage (1763-1900)
Family Tree Legends – Kentucky Deaths (1911-1992)
Back to the Pinellas Genealogy Society Home Page
Updated 28 April, 2013 . Copyright Pinellas Genealogy Society, Inc. All rights reserved.


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Win a Jimi Hendrix Limited Edition Gap T-Shirt Prize Pack
You can win one of four prize packs featuring fantastic his and hers limited edition Gap Jimi Hendrix T-shirts, as well as the guitarist's brand new 'People, Hell and Angels' album on both CD and vinyl.
Together with our buddies at Diffuser.fm, we're offering these great shirts, which were designed by the Gap in celebration of the legendary rock musician's 70th birthday. Available in grey or white, each shirt features Hendrix as pictured on the cover of 'People, Hell and Angels.' You can buy them — remember, for a limited time only — online at Gap.com right now, and they'll be available in stores starting March 15.
'People, Hell and Angels' is comprised of 12 previously unreleased studio recordings that showcase Hendrix pushing the boundaries of his already expansive sound in exciting new ways while working on the follow-up to his final studio album, 'Electric Ladyland.'
For your chance to win, just retweet the contest announcement — you can get there via the big button below — and follow @diffuserfm and @ultclassicrock on Twitter. The contest runs through Tuesday, March 12, at 11:59PM ET. After that, we'll pick four lucky winners, and yes, you can pick the T-shirt sizes you want. Click here for a full list of rules. Good luck!


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Thursday, February 14, 2013
The Stracey Family Recipe for Seville Orange Marmalade
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Thank you for making this look so easy and FUN! Preserving anything is a bit intimidating to some but you've managed to make it look very enticing.ReplyDelete
Great pics!
Thanks for the post and welcome aboard!!
How sweet of your to write. I am trying to wrangle a response from the Stracey's. But I know they'll be thrilled with your very kind message. All best, MonteDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 18, 2013 at 4:55 AM
Dear Katie, please forgive me for apparently taking so long to respond to your kind message. I did try before, using my email address as an identifier URL, but the system clearly didn't allow it. So, here I am, as "anonymous", with details included. So glad you appreciated our treatise on marmers. As you know, there are many different methods for making the stuff. We happen to like the 1-2-3 long soak process. It allows you to cut the full thickness of the peels exactly as you want the finished product to be (some people boil the whole fruit and then dismember and slice it). It requires the rather lengthy soaking and re-boiling steps to soften the peels. Should you ever decide to bite the bullet and make a batch yourself, we also have the recipe as printed in our Stracey Family Cookbook, a longer, chatty version of the process, a covering background note and A.A.Milne's poem "The King's Breakfast" from which we extract a couple of verses for our back labels. You are very welcome to any of these files if you are a real glutton for punishment and can stand more wise words on the subject. Right now, our shelves are groaning with about 40 large pots of this year's production, just finished and ready for labelling. Join the club and get slicing and squidging (by the way, a really sharp PROPER chef's knife and a heavy duty cutting board are essential, and keep that thumb and the pinky well tucked in, or you could end up aith a visit to the vet). With our warmest regards, Simon and Martha Stracey email@example.com


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Sam Springer
Sam Springer could be hired to help cut brush for neighbors.
"This picture was given to me by Ted and Loretta Evans of Olive Hill.
They originally belonged to Ted's father Vern Evans.
Vern was one of the first people in Olive Hill to own a camera.
His camera mounted onto a tripod and was operated with a cloth hood.
With the aid of his horse and cart he would visit local events and family reunions in the Olive Hill area,
offering people the option to purchase a portrait of themselves or their family.
Later Vern Evans opened a barbershop in Olive Hill (Vern Evans Barbershop) located on Main Street,
opposite the corner of the Post Office (when Main Street contained business on both sides of the street).
He continued to operate his photography business as a sideline.
Many of these pictures have been taken inside the barbershop.
Samuel W. Springer was born March 25, 1892 and died July 18, 1970. He is buried in Ash-Qualls Cemetery. Leaving family behind in Morehead, KY., he settled in Olive Hill sometime after 1930. He was a man of large stature (around 6' 5" tall). His hands would make two of another's. I am told that he cut brush and cleared pasture-land for people in the Olive Hill area with only a scythe, mattock, and hoe. He was known to sit on the "Olive Hill High School Mural Wall" when he was up in years and talked with people who would pass by. He lived in the apartments above the store "Wear It's At" in Olive Hill. When he died, Bill Oney took care of his funeral arrangements. Approximate Date of Photo: 1940 Death Certificate: Vol 038: Certified: 18863: Co of Death: Carter: Co of Residence: Carter: Date of Death: 07-18-1970: Age: 78 Yr of Volume: 1970
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A few days ago a verse from Ludacris' latest single featuring Pusha T leaked on to the internet and the record sent some direct shots at Lil Wayne and Birdman.
In a sit down with Mikey Fresh from VIBE.com, he explained his reasons for going at the Cash Money crew. "It's new and was for Luda's album," Pusha told VIBE. When explaining why he went at Wayne again he stated "Oh, because it's a Swizz beat. You got to blame Swizz. See, when Wayne got a Swizz beat… with the "Ghoulish" track; he got busy, well, he tried to."
Although he never mentions names, he lets it be known exactly why he doesn't do it."I'm skilled. I'm skilled in being able to say things to shake them up without saying their names…half of the people in the world don't know Big Daddy Kane and Rakim were beefin. People don't know that Biggie was going at Nas," the rapper stated.
"I play by old school rules. I play by the fundamentals and foundation of what hip-hop was based on, I'm an artist and I'm artistic with mine."
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Helpful information and links:
Young Lawyers Section Co-Chairs:
Nate Miller 303-473-4805
Kristin Lamb 303-473-2791
The "Raising the Bar" Program is created to assist young and aspiring lawyers through one-on-one mentoring along with group CLE's pertaining to the general practice of law and providing an opportunity to become familiar with the Boulder County legal community. Mentors and mentees will be paired by their interest in a similar area of practice. Throughout the program they will have the opportunity to attend 3-4 CLE programs that will focus on ethics and professionalism, lawyers skills, client relations, technology and the Boulder judiciary. New lawyers are welcome to join the mentor program at any time. The new admittees to the Colorado Bar and the Boulder County Bar Association are invited to a welcoming event with the leadership of the association. The are several networking events throughout the year for new/young lawyers to build their relationships and practice. Applications for both mentors and mentees are here.
A nonprofit and 100% volunteer organization that helps connect the Boulder community through social service and professional development opportunities. This group of dedicated and energetic young professionals loves this city, its people and strives to make it a better place for all of us to live, work and play. Registration is free!


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At least all the bad bits (in the embedded stuff released with Netsaint 6.x Nag 1 - 3.x.
A local
Unfortunately, I couldn't (and still can't) see how to preserve the existing REPL semantics (ie schedule a plugin, fork, exec the plugin and return whatever exec() returns to Nagios) and not re-eval the Perl plugin each time its scheduled.
Also, I was too stupid to think that with no adequate knowledge of Perl internals and in the face of well known warnings (eg leaks from embedded interpreters), I could offer something.
As you say, there are many people who should shut the up. I am definitely one, so I don't know why I am bothering with this.
Other than to say that a published author and a thoughtful man like yourself could do a much better job.
Ethan has never declined a patch for embedded Perl. Go right ahead.
Cheering !!
Lastly, on some of the other remarks, here's what Gary Numan is quoted as saying in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_numan#Personal_life [wikipedia.org] "Polite conversation has never been one of my strong points. Just recently I actually found out that I'd got a mild form of Asperger's syndrome which basically means I have trouble interacting with people. For years, I couldn't understand why people thought I was arrogant, but now it all makes more sense."
I'm sorry, you did what now? You wrote the logic that sucks plug-in code into Nagios? I'm confused.
REPL means something other than "schedule a plugin, fork, exec the plugin,
Did I say that many people should shut


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John Hutcheson, Sr.
b.March 1686/87 Northern Ireland
d.bef. 24 April 1758 Augusta County, Virginia
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m. abt. 1706
Facts and Events
John Hutchinson was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia
Importation to Orange County, Virginia
Early Land Acquisition in Augusta County, VA
John Hutchinson's land (Beverley Manor NE, 200 acres, 1740) as shown on the map meticulously drawn by J.R. Hildebrand, cartographer. This map is copyrighted©, used by permission of John Hildebrand, son of J.R. Hildebrand, April, 2009. [Note: two tracts aquired by George Hutchinson, the brother of John, and also Ephraim Wilson, the son-in-law of John Hutchinson, are located nearby to the northwest].
John Hutchinson Killed by Indians in 1758
John Hutchison is included in the list from Chalkley's of Indian Attacks of 1755-1759 in Augusta County of settlers killed by "the enemy" (most likely Shawnee Indians being spurred on by the French) in Augusta County:
Processioning List of 1755 & 1756
Records in Augusta County, VA
From Chalkley's Augusta County Records: [Note: some records may be for John Hutchinson's son, John, Jr.]


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Ok so for Ł13 for 5 brushes isnt bad considering you cant buy 1 from mac for that price. But i dont think these are a substitute for mac as they work alongside and really i dont think any of them are a dupe for any mac brushes.
You get 5 brushes and i will review them individually.
Deluxe Crease Brush - baically a small round domed stippling brush - supposed to be for contouring I say use for blending - not applying concealer.
What i do is apply cocealer to the areas and almost leave it for 30 secs to almost air dry and then use this to buff the product in. I used it recently for the garnier anti dark concealer and on my dark asian circles i got almost amazing results where before i would use a corrector, heavy concealer & highlighter.
Base Shadow - use to buff Mac paint pot in soft ochre or a flesh primer such as macs onto lid
Accent brush - havent used much yet but good for smudging liner under eyes. I dont use this for highlighting in the inner corner as i find small brushes such as these pick up too much product and you can tell. I instead use a brush not too dissimilar to the base sadow brush to apply and blend a flesh toned shimmer.
Eyeliner brush - unless you have eye the size of tennis balls then good luck with lining the eye with this and getting a precise defined neat line I much prefer my MAC 210 for lquid or gel or these days am liking the brush that came with my Loreal Intenza Gel liner to line with gels. I needed a new lip brush and this actually works quite well.
Brow brush - theres always one! You know when you see a great eye shadow palette but theres one odd colour that you dont know how they managed to sneak it in, when/how you woukd use it and therefore has no use in the palette and you know when all te other colours havehit the pans there will be this one lonely colour? Well this is that just a brush. If youre eyes are lke tennis ball then your brows must be like a boomerang so the size of this brush might suit you. For the rest of us with brows that are normal I cant think of a single use for this - Sam what were you thinking?
For this reason i would give this set a 3.5 almost a 4 as the first two brushes are really good and soft for synthetic brushes. They could be sold seprately but i think they would be about Ł6 - Ł7 so for the 2 wouldbe the same amount as this set.
I also got the shading brush at the same time which i havent used.
I would like to get some of the face brushes but the design of the wide base puts me off as i keep my bruhes sanding up in a pot and they would take up alot of space.
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Bear Valley Trail in Point Reyes National Seashore will be closed to visitors for up to three weeks starting Monday, September 17 while rangers replace a damaged culvert and restore a small section of eroded bank on Bear Valley Creek, which provides habitat for the federally-threatened steelhead trout. Rangers will replace the existing culvert with a corrugated steel pipe-arch culvert that is designed to improve fish passage.
Hikers and equestrians can still access the first section of the trail, from the parking lot at Bear Valley Visitor Center to the junction with the Mount Wittenberg Trail (a distance of one-fifth of a mile). After ascending the Wittenberg Trail, visitors can turn onto Sky Trail and then onto Meadow Trail to return to Bear Valley Trail. Free maps are available at the Bear Valley Visitor Center.


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TURIN, Italy — At 7:10 every weekday morning, a shiny new train used to leave Turin, northern Italy's second biggest town and home to the automaker Fiat, bound for Milan, the country's economic hub.
The train felt more like a luxury car: plasma screens dotted the walls and even the toilets. The seats were large and had plush cushions. There was even a small shop where commuters could stock up on groceries. A trip cost just 10 euros, or $14, each way.
But most of time the train, run by the private Arenaways, was depressingly empty. And the company, Italy's first private competitor in passenger railway service, declared bankruptcy at the end of July.
Arenaways' tale provides insight into why it's so difficult to start a business in Italy, a country hobbled by public debt and enduring austerity cuts to avoid becoming yet another euro zone country in need of a bailout.
The company took on state-owned former monopoly Ferrovie dello Stato, by focusing on quality in its Turin-Milan service, which launched in November 2010. The encompasses one of the richest and most densely populated regions in Italy.
About 32,000 people each day travel the 100 miles between the two cities on the commuter trains run by Trenitalia, the passenger transport arm of Ferrovie dello Stato and Italy's main rail operator. According to what they write on community websites and local newspapers, many are not happy with the service. Trenitalia's commuter trains are filthy, often delayed and dramatically overcrowded, they write, so much so that many travelers are forced to stand for all the 90 minutes of the trip.
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Traveling on the new private trains, one of them told La Stampa, Turin's paper of record, was like "a dream," though many complained about Arenaways ticket prices, which initially were almost double Trenitalia's.
Yet very few of them chose the private rail company, even after it slashed prices by almost half.
Giuseppe Arena, the owner and founder of Arenaways, estimated earlier this year that 50 to 60 passengers took his train on an average morning, despite a capacity of 400.
At midday, just about a dozen passengers would take the train each way.
In a conversation with GlobalPost, Arena blamed the hostility of the "poteri forti" — an Italian expression that might be translated as "vested interests" — for his empty trains. He said they tried to block and boycott his company's project for years.
He put most of the blame on Ferrovie dello Stato. When in the 1990s Italy was forced to start liberalizing its rail transport market, Ferrovie dello Stato was transformed into a public company. But Italy's government retained 100 percent of its shares.
Ferrovie dello Stato owns both Trenitalia — which operates passenger services and is thus Arenaways' competitor — and Rfi, which owns and manages the rail network. Rfi decides which trains get which times and which routes.
But he took this system into account, Arena said, before starting his company. "It's always hard to break into former monopolies," he acknowledged.
What really crippled Arenaways, he said, was a decision by Italy's transport ministry last year just before he started operating. Thanks to an obscure regulation inserted by the government into a law on a different topic, Arenaways trains were forbidden to stop anywhere between Turin and Milan, thus effectively preventing them from tapping the vast suburban commuter market.
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The regulation says that any private competitor entering the market must not damage the profitability of the incumbent because this might damage the incumbent's capacity to provide public utility services. But this, according to an analysis of the case by Andrea Boitani and Francesco Ramella, means putting the "protection of a company's interests before passengers'."
Arenaways appealed the ruling without success.
But it is not just the former rail monopoly that is averse to private competition, said Arena, who also blamed the customers.
Customers associations denounced Trenitalia's "obstructionism" against its private competitor and regularly lament Trenitalia's bad service.
But in a country were rail lines are frequently blocked by striking workers or protesters, Arena complained that no such high-profile action was ever taken to stand up for his business.
"It seems that in Italy we are only good at complaining, but when someone actually tries to be enterprising and do something about it, he is left alone," Arena said. "In this I am the real revolutionary."
Trenitalia's CEO, Franco Moretti, responded to the criticism by stressing that his company "merely follows the rules."
Trenitalia also benefits from government funding. For example, the regional government subsidizes it for providing access to the disabled. But, Arena said, "They have only one disabled-friendly train in the evening while all our trains are."
His company was losing "a lot of money" on the Turin-Milan route, Arena told GlobalPost, but he discounted analysts' fear that he would be forced to shut it down. A few months later, his fellow investors forced him to throw in the towel.


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Rhetoric v. Reality: A Viewer's Guide to Rep. Paul Ryan's State of the Union Response
From The Politico: "FIRST LOOK: GOP RESPONSE: House "Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, in his State of the Union rebuttal, will call for an end to 'Washington's spending binge,' ... [contending that] the past two years failed to stem historic unemployment … [H]e will emphasize the need to cut federal spending to boost job creation."
Rhetoric: "[Ryan will contend that] the past two years failed to stem historic unemployment."
Reality: December was the 12th straight month of job growth in the private sector with 113,000 jobs added -- and more than 1.3 million added in 2010. See: http://www.democraticleader.gov/blog/?p=3317
Rhetoric: "[H]e will emphasize the need to cut federal spending to boost job creation."
- Reality: Mere weeks in control of the U.S. House, Republicans have already passed legislation repealing health reform that would add $230 billion to the deficit and stifle job growth by up to 400,000 a year. In addition, according to the Tax Policy Center, overall the Ryan Roadmap budget plan would reduce revenue, not the deficit, by almost $4 trillion over the next decade.
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When Ryan Says: Entitlement reform
- Reality: The centerpiece of the Ryan Roadmap is privatization and cuts to Medicare, Social Security and SCHIP – the State Children's Health Insurance Program. This merely skims the surface on the cuts middle income families would face under the Roadmap.
When Ryan Says: Medicare sustainability, path to sustainability, Medicare reform, unfunded health care entitlements (also see: market forces, free market, competition)
- Reality: The Ryan plan would eliminate the Medicare system as we know it, replacing it with vouchers seniors would then put toward whatever insurance they could get and in many cases not be able to cover all medical costs. According to the CBPP, "By 2080, Medicare would be cut 76 percent below its projected size under current policies, according to CBO. In other words, by 2080, the vouchers that would replace Medicare would receive one-quarter of the resources that Medicare would otherwise use."
When Ryan Says: Retirement security
- Reality: The Roadmap would cut Social Security checks by roughly 16 percent for the average new retiree in 2050 and 28 percent in 2080 from price indexing alone -- and initially diverts most of these savings to help fund private accounts rather than to restore Social Security solvency. Because the plan would divert large sums from Social Security to private accounts, it would leave the program facing insolvency in about 30 years, just as under current law.
When Ryan Says: Market forces, competition, free markets
- Reality: The Roadmap would subject your guaranteed retirement to the same market forces that led to the subprime mortgage crisis, creating private, Wall Street accounts that could be gambled and lost, just as trillions of dollars in private retirement savings were lost in the economic crisis.
When Ryan Says: Spending binge, boosting private-sector job creation by cutting spending
- What Ryan Means: Unclear – when asked what he would cut, Ryan replied "I can't tell you the answer to that". We can only surmise that he means cutting any government service or investment other than $700 billion in tax cuts for the wealthiest 2 percent of Americans.
When Ryan Says: Shared sacrifice, a tax code that maximizes competitiveness and economic growth
- Reality: The Ryan roadmap raises taxes on the middle-class, lowers taxes for the wealthy – essentially creating a massive transfer of wealth to the rich. The Roadmap replaces corporate taxation with a regressive consumption tax, and eliminates taxes on everything from capital gains to dividends to estates and corporations.
- The Tax Policy Center says the richest one-tenth of 1 percent would get an average tax cut of $1.7 million a year. In total, middle class families earning between $50,000 and $74,000 a year would see their average tax rate jump to 19.1 percent from 17.7 percent under this plan – an increase of $900 on average, while families making more than 10 times that amount would see their taxes fall substantially, from 25.3 percent to 18.3 percent.


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London, United Kingdom, 2009/11/04 - G&BL, Italys largest consumer electronic cable and accessory company, launches its range of products in the UK. With a 4000 strong range available, G&BL has all the bases covered from the entry level to the high-end.
From audio through to video, G&BL cables are available to meet all budgets for any application. Their latest range of HDMI cables for example, offer models that feature HDMI 1.4 compatibility, 180° rotating plugs for flush fitting, flat or tubular cable in lengths from 1 metre up to 15 metres as well as different colour options for easy installation identification.
Celebrating their 30th birthday at IFA in Berlin, G&BLs General Manager Stefano Clemente comments We are extremely excited to be launching our range of cables and accessories into the UK market. Having worked to be the best supplier of products in other European markets, the UK was the obvious next step. On the creation of G&BL UK, the new UK distributor, Clemente continues The wealth of knowledge that the new company can bring to the G&BL family is vast and we are sure that we can make big inroads into the UK market.
G&BL is a family run business that was created in Venice in 1979 by engineer Gianluigi Bano (G&BL stands for Gianluigi & Bano Linkings). His vision was to supply quality cabling solutions to the construction business but his own interest and love of all things audio led him to source cables for his own HiFi system. With much interest from friends and colleagues alike, he was persuaded to start production and sell the cables onto retailers. Through its thirty year history, G&BL has grown to the point where it can now offer a cabling solution across all areas of audio and video.
Throughout its excellent supply chain and customer service, G&BL grew to be the largest supplier of cables in Italy. For many companies this would have been enough. However, G&BL realised that with the ever changing world of consumer electronics, it needed to offer solutions that enabled its customers to be able to continue enjoying the quality of G&BL products regardless of the application.
In addition to cables, connectors and switching units, G&BLs range now covers innovative iPod accessories, LCD and plasma screen wall brackets, computer peripherals, headphones, cleaning products and cases for laptops, cameras and portable audio products. In addition, G&BL also own the brands Venice Glass (high-quality glass shelving and equipment racks), iTECHline (accessories for iPod and MP3 players) and COVERIZED a newly created brand that offers a unique range of laptop, camera and iPod cases designed by Italian fashion designers in line with the seasons latest trends.
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Markets across Europe just closed at their lowest levels of the day.
The London FTSE 100 fell 2.1 percent, the French CAC 40 fell 1.9%, the German DAX lost 1.2%, the Spanish IBEX 35 retreated 0.9% and the Italian FTSE MIB fell 1.0%.
European markets are now trading at six-week lows.
Meanwhile, in the United States, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down 1.2 percent (off 180 points), and is now trading at 14,991.
The S&P 500 is down 1.1 percent, and the NASDAQ is 1.0 percent lower. All three are trading at their lowest levels of the day.
The S&P 500 is trading around 1617 this morning, 4.1 percent off its peak level of 1687 turned in on May 22.
And the Japanese Nikkei 225, after falling a whopping 3.8 percent in the wake of a speech from the country's prime minister that failed to deliver, continues to head lower in after-hours futures trading.
The Nikkei is now down 17 percent from its May 22 peak, only three percentage points away from a bear market.
10-year Treasury yields are down 5 basis points to 2.10 percent. French and German yields are down 2 and 3 basis points to 2.06 percent and 1.51 percent, respectively.
Italian yields are up 4 basis points to 4.13 percent, and Spanish yields are up 2 basis points to 4.42% percent. Portuguese bond yields are up 9 basis points to 5.72 percent.
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Twenty-plus years ago, when Gubba Sheehy was in high school, there was no water polo for girls.
When she showed an interest in the sport after being introduced to it at Cuesta College, where she was on the swimming team, Sheehy occasionally had to play with the guys just to get into a game.
She was notified in March that she would be inducted into the USA Water Polo Hall of Fame, and the humble circumstances of her start in the sport allowed her to play a perfectly understated response.
"It just means I'm getting old," said the former Olympian and longtime national team member.
Sheehy took to the sport quickly, played at San Diego State briefly, and within a couple of years she had graduated to the U.S. national team. She stayed with the national team for about 10 years and was part of the first women's Olympic tournament in Sydney in 2000. She won a silver medal as the U.S. lost in the final seconds of the gold medal game on a disputed goal to the host Australians.
Sheehy has spoken of the pride she took in representing her country and the thrill of playing that gold medal game in front of 17,000 fans.
From there, she got into coaching. Sheehy has coached at a handful of local high schools and currently is at La Costa Canyon. Three years ago, Joe Benjamin hired her as the head coach of the SeaWolves Water Polo Team, which plays out of the Boys & Girls Clubs of San Dieguito Pardee Aquatics Center.
"I think she's a really good on-deck coach," Benjamin said. "She really connects with the kids, has a high level of enthusiasm, and she really knows the game as well."
At an Olympic Development Program tournament last weekend, Sheehy ran into an old friend and teammate, Heather Moody, who played at San Diego State a few years after Sheehy and then joined her on the national team.
Moody was named the head coach of the U.S. junior national team last week. She's another member of the six-person Hall of Fame class that will be inducted June 12 at a dinner at the San Diego Marriott Del Mar.
Sheehy said she and Moody had fun "hanging out, talking about old times." It was suggested that she just take what was exchanged in that conversation, and use it as her induction speech. She indicated that wouldn't be necessary.
"I think mine will be short and sweet," she said.
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Victoria Williams (Vista High) and Anique Hermann (Torrey Pines) were included in a pool of players invited to an upcoming USA Water Polo national junior team camp based on their play at the Southern California Regional Championships last weekend in Long Beach. Williams, who like Hermann played for Pacific Southwest, was named the outstanding player in the 18-and-under tournament.


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This week I'll be talking about RAD and the runtime analysis feature, the debug tool and reverse transformations.

Within RAD, the runtime analysis feature allows you to view the actual execution of the code, which may be different from the intended behavior. With profiling, you can analyze performance, method execution sequences, thread behaviors and code coverage. With the Runtime Analysis feature, you can do:
 - Performance Analysis: users can collect method level performance data and view it through statistical views or via the performance call graph
 - Memory Leak Analysis: users can find memory leaks within their Java code. The leaks can be viewed using the Object Reference Graph to better explore relationships of the object to other objects.
 - Line Level Code Coverage: shows what code has been executed down to the line level.
 - Thread Analysis: within a view, thread-view of the behavior code is shown.

All runtime analysis instrumentation is specified via profile configurations (done through a wizard).

RAD provides a comprehensive debug tool. It is a Java and mixed language debugger - Seamless integration when debugging application that calls other languages from Java and vice versa.

It provides Advanced debug support for Websphere Application Server, including EJBs, JSP pages, and servlets. It controls debugging at a higher level and provides the user the ability to stop on entry to every object loaded by the JVM or server. The XSLT debugger enables you to detect and diagnose errors in XSLT Transformations and it displays variables in a logical manner, allowing the user to examine variables more easily.

In addition, RAD provides reverse transformations. It allows teams to work on both the design and the implementation and to reconcile any differences between the two. So for example,let's say we have an architecture team and an implementation team that are divided, either by geography or because one team is subcontracting to the other, or even by corporate culture. The architecture team completes its version 1.0 of the system, and transforms the model to code.

The implementation team picks up the code and begins to work. The architecture team continues to work on the design, and after some time creates a v1.1 of the architecture. This architecture is forward transformed and integrated with the work done by the implementation team.

So far, so good?

Now, the implementation team introduces a significant deviation from the architecture developed by the architecture team. Here is where the reverse transformation or code-to-model transformation can be used. The implementation team performs the code-to-model transform. The architecture team can then compare/merge this model with the architecture model they are working with. Some changes could be accepted and others could be rejected. Once the reconciliation has occurred, a code-to-model transformation could be performed to conform the implementation with the newest architecture.

When the architectural deviation is introduced, a dialogue would need to take place between the architecture and implementation teams so that both teams could better understand why the deviation was introduced. The forward transformation that occurs after the reconciliation probably would not delete code elements if those code elements were not the product of forward transformation in the first place. The deletion of the code elements would often be done manually.

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Toyota revealed its Prius c hybrid at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) this morning, describing the new member as a car meant for the city. In fact, that's exactly what the "c" in Prius c stands for.
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Toyota's Prius c hybrid has a 73 HP, 1.5-liter 4-cylinder engine with a 60 HP electric motor. It also offers a 144-volt nickel-metal-hydride battery and continuously variable automatic transmission with front-wheel drive. According to Toyota, the estimated gas mileage for the hybrid is 53 mpg city and 46 mpg highway.
The Prius c hybrid is a bit smaller than the original Prius, coming in at 19.1-inches shorter bumper-to-bumper, 542 pounds lighter, and a smaller gas engine with a 1.5-liter instead of a 1.8-liter. It also has 87.4 cubic feet of passenger space and 17.1 cubic feet of cargo volume behind the backseat while the original Prius has 94 cubic feet of passenger space and 21.6 cubic feet of cargo volume.
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"It's sized, priced, styled and packaged to appeal to young buyers on a budget who, until now, have probably found a hybrid experience out of reach," said Jim Lentz, Toyota USA president and CEO. "That's why we view the Prius as a gateway vehicle and a key component of our Prius strategy."
The Prius c hybrid will offer standard equipment such as an AM/FM/CD stereo with Bluetooth hands-free and audio connectivity, remote keyless entry, steering wheel audio controls, nine airbags and 15-inch steel wheels.
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Nils Lofgen Mourns Clarence Clemons on 'Old School'
In Nils Lofgen's eyes, E Street will forever be missing a cherished neighbor. The guitar legend is still mourning the loss of E Street Band saxophonist Clarence Clemons, who died following a stroke six months ago.
Lofgen described Clemons as irreplaceable companion — and he's said previously that Clemons "haunts" the E Street Band. "I miss Clarence terribly," Lofgen told the Toronto Sun. "I stood next to him for 27 years — and we had a much deeper friendship offstage. Now, I'm never going to stand next to him again. That's painful in my mind and heart; to actually live it is going to be painful too."
However, Clemons' lack of a replacement may be a blessing in disguise for the Jersey boys, who will release a new record and hit the road in Europe this spring on tour and to headline several festivals. "At the same time, I'm thrilled and proud that Bruce has decided to challenge us. Because we can't be the band we were," Lofgen said. "There's no Clarence 2. So we have to find out what kind of band we can be without Clarence, and how great a gift we can share musically with whoever wants to show up."
So who's been keeping Lofgen company? His pets, for one. Lofgen's been occupying himself with solo work and recently released his latest effort, 'Old School,' during his E Street downtime. "I wanted to do them live in the studio so I had an emotional core to work around," Lofgen said of his 'Old School' tracks. "So for weeks, I sang them in the living room to my dogs."
"It's just one of the many reasons I called it 'Old School,'" he continued. "I took the old-school approach like when I grew up, where you had to play and sing live, as opposed to crafting things as a puzzle in the studio. I know people that are masters at that, and have that patience. And I know I'm not one of those people. I've never had patience in the studio. And as I've gotten older, I've got even less patient."
Lofgen's lack of patience is evident on 'Old School' — he recorded almost everything on his own property in his Arizona home, without his usual E Street companions appearing on the album. "This particular record was just very homegrown. Literally 95% of it was done before I went across town to a studio and got a real engineer to help me mix it," Lofgen said. "I did it all here on the property. But I did want some friends to sing along, so I got Sam Moore and Paul Rodgers and Lou Gramm."
Also evident on the record? Lofgen's mourning of Clemons. "Sam Moore sings on 'Ain't Too Many of Us Left,'" Lofgen said, "which is true."


text: Health – The World Health Organization has categorized cell phone radiation as a Class 2-B carcinogen. Smart Meter RF pulses are about 300 times stronger than cell phone radiation, so, they must surely be included on WHO's list of potential carcinogens eventually. In addition, thousands of complaints have been filed with numerous state public utility commissions regarding negative health effects that utility customers have begun to suffer after the installation of a Smart Meter. These perceived health effects are a primary cause for the California PUC and the Maine PUC allowing citizens to defer Smart Meter installations or to opt out all together. Other state PUCs and the Canadian Minister of Energy recently have expressed concerns about the potential public health impact of Smart Meters.


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Tess Monaghan has finally made the move and hung out her shingle as a PI-for-hire, complete with an office in Butchers Hill. Maybe it's not the best address in Baltimore, but you gotta start somewhere, and Tess' greyhound Esskay has no trouble taking marathon naps anywhere there's a roof.
Then, in walks Luther Beale, the notorious vigilante who five years ago shot a boy for vandalizing his car. Just out of prison, he says he wants to make reparations to the kids who witnessed his crime, so he needs Tess to find them. But once she starts snooping, the witnesses start dying. Is the Butcher of Butchers Hill at it again?
Like it or not, Tess is embroiled in a case that encompasses the powers that-be, a heartless system that has destroyed the lives of children, and a nasty trail of money and lies leading all the way back to Butchers Hill.
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Love books! Classics and lighter fiction, mysteries (not too violent please :-). And selective non-fiction--whatever takes my fancy.
"Left me a bit uncomfortable"
So whenever an author sets out to write a book that features race relations, it can easily become either enlightening and helpful, or it can be awkward. I think I'd have to put this book in the somewhat awkward category (though not entirely). This book was written in 1998, and I think what Laura Lippmann wrote, at the time, may have been more cutting edge and relevant than it is now.
This is a mystery, with Tess Monaghan, a not altogether likable (to me) private investigator, who is hired by two clients to find people for them. She seems to rely on letting other people do a lot of the work for her a bit too much for my taste. The two stories weave in and out pretty smoothly, but I couldn't decide whether what was off-putting to me was actually just the narration, which wasn't my favorite, or the story itself. The narration is (mostly) good enough not to interfere with listening to the story, but I don't think it adds anything. What I did like was learning a lot about the adoption process. And having personal ties to Baltimore, I enjoyed hearing about the city.
But partly this is about language. If one is uncomfortable with the use of a word that society now feels is a terrible insult to African Americans, then avoid this book. If you feel that it's important to be authentic in how people probably genuinely speak to each other to communicate disrespect, then you will view this book in that light. I'll just say, the book was okay--but I believe that giving it 4 stars was generous.
Baltimore book lover
"Not her best"
Laura Lippman has done better. Tess juggles two unrelated cases and so instead of sinking deep into one story, I just skimmed two. One case is inspired by a real Baltimore case of an old man who shot at a bunch of kids for throwing rocks at his house. In the book, he asks Tess to find the now teenagers. The weak spot was the other case of a woman wanting to find the daughter she gave up for adoption. Of course neither case is as simple as is seems. The happy ending felt insincere to me. Although, a mediocre Laura Lipppman is still worth a credit.
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Laura Lippman yes, Deborah Hazlett no.
The workings of the foster care system is always a suprising and depressing affair but it was discribed quite well. Talk about something needing reform!!!!!!!
Not sure how to answer. I still feel the reader and author are not a good match. I will say that the reader is a bit better in this book than the other two in series. She still can't make each charactor different from each other.
"Enjoyed very much"
I've listened to 3 now, and liked each one better than the previous. Either Tess is maturing, or the author is as a writer. The 2 mysteries are related only in that each has a strong moral component. The characterizations are strong and interesting. The mysteries are good.
"Sleepless Nights With Tess "
stumbled on Tess Monaghan audio series and I'm a crazed, sleep deprived junkie. There is not enough time in the day to listen to as much as I want... I stay up listening through the night until I eventually pass out. I use headphones and listen on my cell all day long, only taking out one ear bud when I have to enter act with cashiers and such. it's midnight and I work at 7 a.m. I just finished the third book and M about to start the 4th one instead of going to bed like I should. Thank you so much for writing incredible books. I can't wait to find out how Tess is private investigating skills have improved in the new book or if she'll get herself into another relationship.
I have literally a few thousand audible books, I have Parkinson's, always an avid reader. I tend toward horror, paranormal, love Vampires .
"Loved This Book !"
The details of a murder, in which the grouchy neighborhood man is assumed guilty. Good story of how petty vandalism can go wrong. And having a gun handy may not be good for everybody. Enjoyed the narrator so much, very versatile.
"third time's a charm"
this book being the third in the Tess Monaghan series I found to be the most interesting and enjoyable. the previous two books were good but I think this one was the best.
"Baltimore PI learning the ropes"
I loved the prickly and flawed clients, especially the woman. Meeting Tess's family and getting the sense of family, love, and community that supports here was the crux of this novel for me. and of course Esskay the dog.
the reader has Tess's age and basic character down. I would like more of the bal'more accent and local color to creep into the performance.
you never know when the twisted path might lead you to your own back yard
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"Light and engaging."
Interesting little mystery
Good beach read or when you want to listen to something engaging but light while you do chores.
Fun characters. This was my first Laura Lippman
"just finished"
This was my favorite Tess Monahan book ao far! i am enjoying the series alot
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Pat Munson and son, Dwayne
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My beloved son, Dwayne Nathan Hendricks II, 31, was shot to death early Saturday morning May 1, forcing my undivided attention on deeply-dug well of grief and sorrow. A well I thought was over there somewhere. Not in my backyard.
I've read about, heard about and watched news reports of some mother whose child's life was cut short by senseless street violence. However, never in my wildest imagination could I have believed that I would someday become that mother.
My son was by no means a perfect angel. He had his troubles, but he was a kind, loving, compassionate and caring young man excited about the arrival of he and his wife's Marisol Hendricks first child together after two miscarriages. They were preparing for the birth Dwayne Nathan Hendricks III this coming July. .
I thought I had an emotional understanding of pain endured by mothers whose child's life ended way too soon and under the weight of indiscriminate violence. I had no idea the extent of the torment, disbelief and profound sadness associated with this type of loss. We used to believe that children would outlive their parents. Not so these days. It has become all too common in our society, our community for mothers and fathers to bury their children, way too many times due to violence. Violence, I feel, brought on my several factors including poverty, lack of opportunity and an extreme sense of hopelessness that would allow our young people to abandon all sense of humanity.
Nevertheless, that's a story for another time. Right now I want to talk about son, Nate the Great is what I liked to call him. Nate loved life; he was such a joy to be around for young and old. He loved to smile, clown around and just have fun. He loved encouraging young people at Bethel Temple Pentecostal Church in Richmond, Ca. where he had been a member since birth. He also lived in Los Angeles in his early attending pre-school and church locally. Nate started playing drums at home and in church as a toddler and grew into an excellent drummer sitting in with various well-known Bay Area bands and artists. He was also a very proud and active father in the life of his 2 1/2 daughter Brooklyn Rose, she was the apple of her daddy's eye".
Nate traveled with me and his only sibling Kiesha Hendricks to Wiesbaden, Germany in 1986 when I was assigned for permanent duty there as a soldier with the United States Army. He enjoyed traveling around Europe as we visited the Eiffel Tower, Arch de Triomph and saw the original Mona Lisa at the Louvre in Paris. We skied in Switzerland and as just a little boy Nate was really excited as we mistakenly drove through the Red Light district in Amsterdam.
My point is this, when a life is taking so young and so suddenly and so violently the perpetrator doesn't understand nor think about the devastation he or she is causing. The loss and pain reverberates throughout a family, a community and in Nate's case throughout many cities, states and countries where we have family and friends. This type of violent loss is so unnecessary.
I beg of mothers, fathers, teachers, preachers and all community leaders and politicians to do something. We have got to find a way to get through to our young people to disarm themselves and stop this killing. There has to be an answer for all the violence in our inner cities. I'm not just saying this because it's my son this time. I have talked about and written about this violence. I have marched in the street with other mothers and have felt their pain. And now I know their pain personally.
Nate's father Dwayne Nathan Hendricks and three grandparents, Roy and Daisy Munson, and Dr. Betty R. Hendricks, preceeded him in death. Remaining to witness his home-going and to cherish his many sweet memories are his most loving and devoted wife Marisol Hendricks of Santa Clara, California, his beautiful daughter Brooklyn Rose Hendricks, his wonderful caring mother Patricia Hendricks Munson of Los Angeles, California; his sweet, only sibling Kiesha Hendricks of Santa Monica, California. A loving and supportive grandfather; Deacon Clinton Hendricks of Oakland, California; Bethel Temple Pentecostal Church family Richmond, California, one niece Daisy Leeshay Hendricks of Santa Monica, California; one nephew Simeon Talley of Santa Monica, California and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, relatives and friends.


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The crest on the liner is a sea horse argent and above is an earl's coronet. In Debrett's complete peerage of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 1838 this crest is the crest of the Earl of Cardigan. The hallmark on the liner is 1840 and that dates the wine coolers at the time of James Thomas Brundenell 7th Earl of Cardigan. History remembers the 7th Earl of Cardigan as leading the charge of the light brigade on the 25th October 1854 during the Crimean war. Other research points to the very colourful life the 7th Earl lived. He died on 27th March 1868 after falling off his horse.
There are two identical coat of arms on the base of the wine coolers . It is hard to tell which is the front or the back but they are in this alignment in relation to the handles. The crest is identical to that of the Earl of Cardigan including the motto "en grace affie " on grace depend. This to came be found in Debrett's complete peerage 1838. There is one slight difference and that is what is known as a Fret on the right hand half of the shield otherwise everything else is the Earl of Cardigan. The wine cooler is hallmarked 1839.


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Our guests this week, on the 4 o'clock hour, Professor Frank B. Wilderson, III, author of Incognegro: A Memoir of Exile & Apartheid (South End Press, 2008), as well as Red, White & Black: Cinema and the Structure of U.S. Antagonisms, new in paperback from Duke University Press.
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These books, all in the series, are wonderful and suspenseful anyone who loved Twilight will love these. I read most of this book online but then bought it so i could have it. A close friend of mine who are reading buddies loved the Twilight series and saw Evermore but were at first very leery about the twilight knockoffness. but hey don't judge this book by its cover it's not really a Twilight knock off. GREAT SERIES!!!
Well, the book itself I loved! Great read!! but the condition I got the book in upon arrival was not satisfactory at all. Poor condition. Won't be ordering online again.
This was not the best book in this series. Very slow going, I was hoping for more action in this book. Yes the "monster" in Ever did become interesting when she around Roman. Came to like Roman after actually understanding what he went through. Jude on the other hand just needs quit trying to get Ever. I did like how Jude was there for Ever when she needed someone to be, but it should have been Damen. I wish Haven would straighten up. Can't wait for the last book!
Love this Series. Keeps your attention and leaves you wanting more. Can't wait until the final book "Night Star" comes out. I already have it on pre-order. So hurry and read Dark Flame.
starts out slow, but gives you what you want in the end.
it was great.
Enjoyed reading this book. Did not want to put it down.
Awesome addition to the series! Could not put it down!
it was amazing! the only thing i didn't like was Jude


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