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LONDON - The Mail on Sunday is giving away Prince's new album 'Planet Earth' before it goes on sale, in a move that has angered music retailers.
Planet Earth will be available free with an "imminent" edition of the paper before it launches anywhere else in the world. The 10-track CD will then go on sale on July 24.
HMV denied that it would not be stocking the album, but said it was "disappointed in the move" because it "devalues music". Before the speculation was confirmed, Simon Fox, HMV chief executive, said that he thought the move would be "absolutely nuts".
The Entertainment Retailers Association said the giveaway "beggars belief" and that it is an insult to record stores that have supported Prince throughout his career.
Prince's label broke off ties in the UK with the album in an attempt to appease record stores.
The Mail on Sunday, like many newspapers, has given away free CDs before. A previous promotion included a free copy of Mike Oldfield's 1973 album 'Tubular Bells', a move which sparked a row with the musician over the likely effect on sales.
The paper maintains that its covermount CDs stimulate interest in music and that its 'Tubular Bells' giveaway lifted the album's sales in stores.
The Mail on Sunday also gave away a UB40 CD. The Sunday Express gave away a two-part Sandie Shaw CD, The Sunday Times gave away a punk CD and The Sunday Telegraph gave away a series of Horrible Histories CDs.
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By Harsha Pramod @ Wednesday, December 03, 2008 10:31 AM
Security concerns may soon make it compulsory for job seekers in the IT sector to register with the National Skill Registry (NSR).
The National Association of Software and Services Companies (Nasscom) want NSR registration to be made compulsory to tackle the global challenge of information security.
The NSR is an online central database of the educational qualifications and skill sets acquired by a person. Workers can update information pertaining to these areas, which would be verified and certified by a third party, independent of Nasscom and the industry. When employees want to shift to another job or another process, they can provide their prospective employers with access to their records online.
For the next campus placement season, it may be mandatory for students to register with the NSR to join an IT firm. The registry was set up in 2006 by Nasscom in association with the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) in Mumbai.
Nasscom may link the NSR database with universities in a year to facilitate background checks of students. This would help IT companies verify the educational qualifications of students and deal with impersonation and forged CVs.
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Score one for the bearded. Again. For now. Because a new study published by the journal Evolution and Human Behavior reports that women find men with "heavy stubble" most attractive, trailed by an apparent mob of disgusting fully bearded, lightly stubbled, and clean-shaven men, all of whom the fairer sex found to be about equally attractive to one another. (In fairness, full beards were rated highest for perceived parenting ability and healthiness.)
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For the bald-faced among us, this comes as a bit of a surprise (by which we mean: punch to the groin). It was only three years ago that Schick's Skin-dex Survey declared that shaven men have sex about twice as much as those who don't. And that 64% of women would rather sleep with a cleanly shaven man - senses of humor and bloodlines held constant, we assume. (For the reasonable skeptics of companies who release polls: Schick does make a trimmer, too - though we of course see your point. Though we also guess you have a beard.)
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The GWS mustang (I've had two) is my current favorite flyer, even though a pig at 19oz. Alfas are a whole class up (and FSK a class up from that), but you still gotta build them, set them up and fly them right.... My 'plane from hell' was the GWS zero.. never did get that one to fly right before it got all busted up. Now that I have more experience, I might try another though... |
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Ah my favorite debate GWS planes. Firstoff I don't think any of the GWS birds I've seen had undercamber airfoils. My Mustang is semi-symetrical and flies inverted with ease. Second, as someone said, there must be alot of varying pilot and building skills that effect the situation with the GWS birds and thier notorarity. I fly the "notorious tip stalling GWS Mustang" that lands soo slow, with the power off, that I could almost catch it. I could probably enter it in a spot landing competiton with ease. I have damaged it a couple times but that was El Stipido Pilot's fault - not airplane. I've never seen an Alpha plane up close...yet. Can't knock em till I see em I guess. However for under $90 it's pretty hard to beat a tough little GWS for a parkflying warbird replica anyway.
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GWS does, indeed make fine models. In fact, I think they are, in large measure, responsible for elevating the quality of ALL the brands offerings. Most of my GWS warbirds flew respectably well as built. Nice, docile, predictable, relaxing.
The difference that Alfas bring (admitably at considerable expense) is not in the extrodinary good looks. It is how much better they fly under all conditions. They fly better slow, fast, upside-down, and sideways than ANY other parkflyer warbird. They are more difficult to repair than GWS birds. They are NOT (contrary to popular belief) more fragile. In fact, they are considerably LESS likely to be damaged while flying. If all this is worth the 300% mark-up in price from GWS, then get an Alfa and enjoy the best made warbirds around. |
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In RC&M magazine there was an article on the gws tip stall tendences that were reckoned to be caused by those grooves on the wings which could easily be cured by covering with that clear book backing film if you have already painted your model or could fill with spackle at the start of your build. the P-51 was after all smoothed skined anway. I think the designer got well carried away with those deep panel lines. As for my p-51 I've had no problems with the tip stall but would like to put in a more powerful plant at some stage. as for the Alfas I do like the look of there product, certainly more actractive to the eye.
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I think is really easier to make a plane and require people to buy brushless w/ lipo gear. On the other hand it is more difficult to make and sell a plane that runs on cheap motors, batteries and electronics. I was looking at the Hobby Lobby page and saw a few of the videos and thought WOW these planes are awesome, then I saw the $300 of stuff that you would have to buy......
I don't think you can compare these. It is like comparing a ferrari to a Neon Turbo. Both are good for their class. I guess you could compare having ONE Alpha plane to THREE GWS planes.... |
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look again, put a straight edge on the bottom of the airfoil.. actually I dont have a p51 kit but all the other ones do.. and you are right about the p51, not a difficult flyer at all.
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IBM's Watson Heads for Clinics, Spurring Debate
But techniques such as Watson may also crack some of healthcare's harder nuts, such as how to decide on a course of treatment when multiple chronic diseases are present. For instance, should the physician treat congestive heart failure at the risk of making the same patient's asthma worse?
In some cases, only a massive speed-read of all available literature may be able to help suggest answers to that question and others like it.
Meanwhile, the debate about the role of AI in healthcare is just getting started. I expect a vigorous set of put-downs of Watson in the comments on this column. But just as I wouldn't have bet against Wikipedia or Google, I'm not going to bet against this technology's value either. After all, even Wikipedia and Google have assumed a certain role in today's healthcare technology puzzle, even if it's only to advise patients while they wait for their specialist appointments. (And what doctor doesn't use Google in his or her research?)
In the near future, even the medical experts will find themselves more dependent on and appreciative of ever more technology-fueled answers as well.
Scott Mace is senior technology editor at HealthLeaders Media.
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bobstucco (2/18/2013 at 11:40 AM)
You're right about someone needing to do the hands-on evaluation, but with Watson, would that person still need to be a board-certified physician?
Jeff (2/16/2013 at 9:06 AM)
The phrase "thought he knew most everything" speaks volumes. Many physicians I know suffer from the cognitive bias of over-confidence, to the detriment of patients. Where Watson truly shines is in avoiding the cognitive biases that plague us humans.
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As a patient, I would welcome any technology that could diagnose and suggest treatment based on both historic and the most current data. No physician has the time to stay 100% current on all treatment options. We'll always need practitioners to do the human-to-human part of the exam [INVALID]'hands-on' and eye-to-eye feedback [INVALID] that machines will never replace.
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Today, 6:30 p.m.: Both Bok-hee and Un-ok find out that the other was in their respective hometowns at the same time. Bok-hee is desperate to find Un-ok to get news of Min-soo. Young-chae starts her job in Hoon-nam's company. She mistakenly thinks she will have a cushy job, and is sent to the fabric market instead. Hoon-nam walks out of the Angel Fund presentation when he finds out that Soo-jin's company is running it.
Today, 7:45 p.m.: Bok-hee finds Un-ok and asks her where Min-soo is. Bok-hee is disappointed, to say the least, when Un-ok tells her that her parents gave Min-soo away. Shasha starts to come around after a passionate kiss with Jum-soon and agrees to register their marriage at City Hall. Hoon-nam decides to go ahead and try to get the Angel Fund for his brother. Young-chae works on some designsof her own, only to have them rejected and thrown in the trash.
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Tuesday, 7:45 p.m.: Ok-jung force-feeds sterility-causing medicine to all the court ladies who were seen flirting with the king. Chi-soo offers to help with Queen In-hyun's reinstatement.
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Wednesday, 7:45 p.m.: One year later, Soo-young and Min-young run into each other where they happen to be on blind dates. The two exchange awkward greetings. Min-young receives a package from two years ago that was lost in the mail.
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Saturday, 7:45 p.m.: Kyung-doo makes porridge for Yi-hyun when she gets sick. Yi-hyun remembers the day she told Kyung-doo she was pregnant. Choi Gook tells Sang-hyun he wants Coll Bio back.
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Carrollwood Day School is an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School authorized to offer the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for students in preschool through 5th grade the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for students in grades 6 through 10, and the Diploma Programme (DP) for students in grades 11 and 12.
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School Type | School with Special Program Emphasis |
School Membership(s)School Assoc. | International Baccalaureate (IB) World School Southern Association Of Colleges And Schools (SACS) National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) National Association for the Education of Young Children Florida Council of Independent Schools (FCIS) |
Religious Affiliation | Nonsectarian |
Grades Offered | Grades Nursery/Preschool - 12 |
Year Founded | 1981 |
Awards | Blue Ribbon School - Selected in 2004 |
Student Body
Total Students | 840 students |
Student Body Type | Co-ed |
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Total Classroom Teachers | 92 teachers |
Student : Teacher Ratio | 10:1 (National school avg.: 13:1) |
% Faculty w/Advanced Degree | 43% |
Number of AP Courses | 29 courses |
List of Courses Offered | Link to List of Courses |
Advanced Courses | IB DP Biology 11 [SL/HL], IB DP Biology 12 [SL/HL], IB DP Business & Management 12 [SL], IB DP Chemistry 11 [SL/HL], IB DP Chemistry 12 [SL/HL], IB DP English 11 [SL/HL], IB DP English 12 [SL/HL], IB DP French 11 [SL], IB DP French 12 [SL], IB DP Global Politics 11 [SL/HL], IB DP History 11 [SL/HL], IB DP History 12 [SL/HL], IB DP Math 11 [SL], IB DP Math 12 [SL], IB DP Math Studies 11 [SL], IB DP Math Studies 12 [SL], IB DP Music 11 [SL/HL], IB DP Music 12 [SL/HL], IB DP Physics 11 [SL/HL], IB DP Physics 12 [SL], IB DP Psychology 11 [SL/HL], IB DP Psychology 12 [SL/HL], IB DP Spanish 11 [HL], IB DP Spanish 11 [SL], IB DP Spanish 12 [SL], IB DP Theatre Arts 11 [SL/HL], IB DP Theatre Arts 12 [SL/HL], IB DP Visual Arts 11 [SL/HL], IB DP Visual Arts 12 [SL/HL] |
Matriculation DataMatric. Data | Link to Matriculation Data |
Classroom Dress Code | Formal (School uniforms for kindergarten - high school) |
Finances and Admission
Admission Deadline | None / Rolling |
Tuition Notes | 2012-2013 Tuition: Preschool tuition ranges from $4,025 to $9,995. Kindergarten tuition is $10,900. Grades 1 - 5 tuition is $12,520. Middle School tuition is $13,375. High School tuition is $15,950. |
Admissions Director | Dawn Schweitzer |
Admissions Associate | Michelle Cáceres |
Total Sports Offered | 17 sports |
Sports | Baseball, Basketball, Cheering, Cross Country, Dance, Equestrian, Fencing, Flag Football, Football, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, WrestlingBaseball, Basketball, Cheering, Cross Country, Dance, Equestrian, Fencing, Flag Football, Football, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, Wrestling |
Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric. | 36 extracurriculars |
ExtracurricularsExtra-curric. | AV Club, Action Club / Student Council (Elementary), Art, Chess, Diversity Club, Do Something Club, Drama Club, Environmental Clubs (High School & Middle School), Flamenco Dance Club, Forensics, Forensics, French National Honor Society, Instrumental Music Lessons, Intramural Sports (Elementary), Journalism (High School), Junior Spanish Honor Society, Key Club, Model United Nations, Mu Alpha Theta, National Beta Club (Middle School), National Honor Society, Oprah's Ambassadors, Patriot Society (Middle School Leadership Club), Peer Mediation, Pep Squad (Elementary), Robotics Club, Rock Band, Spanish National Honor Society (Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica), Strategy Games, Student Council (Middle School), Student Government (High School), Table Tennis, The International Thespian Society, Thespian Troupe, Tutoring Club, Year Book Club AV Club, Art, Chess, Diversity Club, Drama Club, Forensics, Forensics, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Peer Mediation, Robotics Club, Rock Band, Strategy Games, Table Tennis, Tutoring Club, Year Book Club, Action Club / Student Council (Elementary), Do Something Club, Environmental Clubs (High School & Middle School), Flamenco Dance Club, French National Honor Society, Instrumental Music Lessons, Intramural Sports (Elementary), Journalism (High School), Junior Spanish Honor Society, Model United Nations, National Beta Club (Middle School), National Honor Society, Oprah's Ambassadors, Patriot Society (Middle School Leadership Club), Pep Squad (Elementary), Spanish National Honor Society (Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica), Student Council (Middle School), Student Government (High School), The International Thespian Society, Thespian Troupe, |
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How To Win A Knife Fight
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The Key to knife fights is to hide the until you stab it in his neck, that's when your Opponent realizes he's in a fight works every time no time to pull that gun , cause everyone knows all knife fighters get shot
I love the wipe/fade between the scenes...the knife swiping across the screen! WIN.
I think that is Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys after he left Bobby and Ricky. Â He was forced to get into a lot of knife fights without his kittens to protect him.
Napoleon Dynamite watches this movie in part two and uses his new knife fighting skills at Pedro's re-election debate.
I only watched half but damned if those techniques didn't just work for me. I screamed "Marco Marco range!" Everyone froze allowing me to defang those bitches. Did they need a knife too?
Gotta think fast when attack happens, whatever try to find any weapons to defend yourself. Use belt or jacket or chain key.
@midwill80 I train under Paul Vunaks student Craig Stanton. I can confirm your statements and also confirm that this is a man that you wouldn't say boo to if u met him on the street... He would "defang your snake" before you knew what happened. all u haters should do a little homework before you run ur mouths... Dumb asses
Break, your video is misguiding, the knife fighting techniques have changed since 1973.Â
Not sure what kind of synchronized knife fights he has been in. But everyone I know that has been in a knife fight got it in the belly, back or the ribs.
I can imagine if someone pulls a knife on me, my technique would be me running away.
he makes some very good points but
we cant carry knives to how am I mena slice the attackers arm if i aint got shit to slice him with
Paul Vunak has trained the navy seals in hand to hand combat. If anyone is capable of teaching knife defense, it is him. Also, I will point out he starts every seminar by saying, "this is just for if you are trapped. If you can run then don't be an idiot and run!" He was trained in Jeet Kune Do by Dan Inosanto who was Bruse Lees training partner. Before you knock him, know his background.
I aint gonna lie.. I was a little nervous when he pulled out the knife on his trailer park buddy
I tried those techniques when spreading butter on my sammich and they don't work!
and if you don't have a knife on you? I've traded a cut to the forearm for a knife hand to the jugular... but I was just a teenager, now I'll just shoot them
@William-Villeda-504 Try to avoid it. If he misses then he has no weapon. Probably anyway, who walk around with two knives?


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A SAMPLE FROM EILEEN MALONE ...Eating Her Wedding Dress
Tossed over the vanity chair
delicious damp fingerprints
on my baby sister's white velvet gown
form small, new mushrooms
once again, I the old and unmarried
press my face to the wedding feast
eat pearls of pickled onions
raw oysters in tiny ivory shells
I release my tongue
lick salt as spit squirts like estrogen
between emerging rat teeth
capable of grinding, chewing this ceremony
of thoughts
sliding all denial and neglect like colorless afterbirth
down my slippery throat
I might seem old hag devouring evidence
-what is left of the bride
what remains of my mind
-no matter, I no longer fear
I might be what I seem.
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. So far my favourite of the series with the focus of the book being on how the different cultures and backgrounds conspire to weave tangled webs between the brothers n the people they desire. I have so many mixed feelings about this one. I was only able to get through it after literally editing the ebook so every instance of "bug" became "monster". That was enough to allay my squeamishness and stop the nausea. I could have done entirely without the various Sense and Sensibility plots...although I did actively enjoy the book from Cordelia's meeting with Kou, Drou, Mark, and Kareen onward. I do wish Ivan were written more consistently. When he's competent, he's lovely. The rest of the time, he seems like an eight-year-old sucking his thumb in the corner, and the difference makes no sense to me. Mark and Miles at least have grounds for their various personality splits. Ivan...confuses the hell out of me. I don't know if it's lazy writing or if there's a plan there. Or maybe it's just that this whole book seems like LMB wasn't sure who her protagonists were, so it's a sprawling mishmash of unevenly balanced scenes and subplots that lacks a strong and satisfying throughline. Granted, there were funny bits, but overall they seem incidental against the larger shapeless blob of story. And I think I'm irritated about Ekaterin not becoming fully independent before getting engaged. She has resources and connections through her aunt and uncle (at the university) that she never takes advantage of. Instead she just jumps into a new marriage because it helps Miles' political situation (and all this AFTER the risk of losing her son has been effectively quashed). Entertaining, yes, but hardly in line with her stated (healthful, healing) intentions toward herself. So, yeah. Funny in places, but basically a mess. I hope the next one is better. Bujold goes from ripping adventure to political intrigue to fine character development through this excellent series. She sets her keen eye on all manner of social issues without ever seeming to bang one over the head with it, and keeps a balanced eye on her own judgements of the humans of all stripes portrayed within. This is one of the more introspective novels in the series, so if you are looking for heart-thumping, wait for the next one, which takes up where this leaves off. (That's Diplomatic Immunity, by the way.) Thank you, Lois, for many an enjoyable reading hour. Ever since I read The Warrior's Apprentice and fell in love with the Vorkosigan Saga, I've been told, "Just wait until you get to A Civil Campaign! Best book ever...", etc. As it turned out, it wasn't one of my favourite books in the series, and it's taken me a while to think about why. On the surface, it doesn't make sense. A Civil Campaign is light and fun, a romantic comedy much in line with the dedication (Jane, Charlotte, Georgette, Dorothy), with the added joy of butter-bugs gone wild (don't ask). But I eventually puzzled out my issues, and here they are. The review is mostly negative, but keep in mind it's starting from the high baseline of Pure Vorkosigan Goodness. I'm not much for romantic comedies, especially when everybody but the womanizing-type comic-relief characters are paired up by the end. The plot of this book was therefore not a perfect fit, but for me, the narration was a more serious issue. Whether in first person or third, I tend to prefer books to be told from the perspective of a single narrator. Our own life stories are told from this perspective; to me, it seems rather like cheating to switch viewpoints every time you want to talk about a different character. It takes a great deal more ingenuity and dexterousness to explore a large set of characters from the eyes of a single narrator, and I think it leads to a much more genuine creation of a person. Bujold is a master of the single-narrator technique. Throughout most of the Vorkosigan Saga, we've had only two narrators, Cordelia and Miles, and yet Bujold has managed to develop a host of multidimensional personalities. In the last few books, Bujold has steadily added more and more third-person viewpoints in the narration, and in this story, she really lets the narration go wild. We get the viewpoints of Miles, Mark, Ekaterin, Ivan, Kareen, etc, etc, etc, etc. Probably the only narrators we don't have are Cordelia, Aral, and the freaking butter-bugs. (Actually, Ms. Bujold, could you write a short story from the perspective of the butter-bugs? I cannot express how amazing that would be. You would probably end up describing all of the characters and their personalities by their feet--what is Miles Standard Footwear, anyway? I am in love with this story and not only is it not yet written, but I know it will never be. Sigh.) The other issue is even stranger. I finally realized that I hate Barrayar. I think it's a backwards, toxic, soul-numbing, heart-destroying place. I resent the place with a resentment that not even Cordelia can match. To paraphrase Cordelia at some point or another (someday I'll dig up the quote, but I don't even remember the book offhand) Barrayar is a cannibal god; it requires the sacrifice of its sons, body and soul, and then grinds them up and swallows their corpses. All of these characters throughout seem motivated by this great sense that they do things "for Barrayar." But what, precisely, are they protecting? A backward, sexist culture where leaders rule absolutely, where it seems that over half the men are employed by the freaking government as spies and soldiers, often against their own? I wholeheartedly sympathise with the Komarrans; why not blast the brutal Barrayarans back into a time of isolation, back into this hell of their own making? Long story short, I find the place stifling. I simply don't want to spend time there. I don't want to watch Miles to settle down and serve it, to bring up his children in a world where women are subordinate to men and ordinary men are subordinate to Vor and Vor are subordinate to the emperor and the emperor has stripped himself of humanity and joy in subordination to his colony. I think Barrayar needs to change, and its tiny steps towards progress are simply not enough. Well, enough of that. On the positive side, the plot, although more on the social/household-detail side, is quite entertaining; despite my dislike of the plethora of narrator viewpoints, it was interesting to see what the other characters think of Miles et al. I didn't like how some characters seemed to behave out of character solely to create conflict hover for spoiler, I loved seeing Cordelia in action. I've also grown to love Pym a little more each book. If you like Barrayar and its "old-fashioned" mores, then maybe this book is fun. But I'd rather be on Beta Colony. On those rare occasions I read scifi, I want to see something new and futuristic, and not all the butter-bugs in the world could really reconcile me to a story so deeply embedded in Barrayar. The other major issue is that I think these characters have run their course. Miles, Marc, and all the rest of the gang have undergone all of the agony and growth and character development they're going to have. Visiting them is fun, but rather superficial; it is almost as though the main characters have become cameos in their own stories. I won't say that they have nothing left to give-- the next book is one of my favourites-- but I think we're near to the end of Miles' saga. In any case, we're back in space soon-- onwards to Diplomatic Immunity! One last thought: what is with the cover? Miles is significantly shorter than Ekaterin; I think he doesn't even come up to her shoulder. What, did they think they couldn't sell a book with a short guy on the cover? I've noticed that zero of the Vorkosigan books that I read ever show Miles' height.. Most excellent. Many civil Barrayaran threads come together -- two power struggles in the Council of Counts (one Count with a race problem, the other with a gender problem), two romances (Miles manipulatively "not wooing" Ekaterin, Mark and Kareen), bug butter, malicious rumors about Miles' actions on Komarr, and, of course, Emperor Gregor's wedding. 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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0671578855, Mass Market Paperback)If you relish costume adventure in an intergalactic society starring strong, convincing male and female characters, you'll adore the Vorkosigan Series. If you haven't met Miles Vorkosigan, whose brilliance, manic energy, and unstoppable determination make him a larger-than-life hero despite his dwarfish stature, pick up Komarr and A Civil Campaign. Read them, and then go back and catch the previous nine books (10 if you count Ethan of Athos, which features not Miles but his partner, Ellie Quinn); or read the series in order, starting with the romance of Miles's parents in Shards of Honor.A Civil Campaign opens where Komarr ends, with Miles determined to court Ekaterin. Unfortunately, his approach is described as "General Romeo Vorkosigan, the one-man strike force." By his father. The potential for comic disaster increases when Miles's clone brother Mark arrives. He's brought a brilliant but scatterbrained scientist who's created a bug producing a perfect food: bug butter. They set up a lab in the basement of Vorkosigan House. Mark has also found a nice Barrayaran girl--she even likes the bugs--with whom he got together on the sexually liberated world of Beta. But now Kareen's living at home. Naturally, disaster strikes, repeatedly and on all fronts. Bujold unfolds her comedy of manners while continuing to explore familiar themes: the difficulties in becoming a strong adult woman in a patriarchy, the need for trust and honesty in relationships between the sexes, the difference between appearance and identity, and the impact of advanced biotechnologies on society. A Civil Campaign is a sure-fire Hugo and Nebula nominee, likely to add another statue to Bujold's already full shelf. It's charming, touching, and quite funny too. --Nona Vero (retrieved from Amazon Mon, 30 Sep 2013 13:21:20 -0400) Despite all his power, Lord Miles Vorkosigan can't win the hand of the beautiful Vor widow, Ekaterin Vorsoisson, who is violently allergic to marriage as a result of her first exposure. But as Miles has learned from his career in the galactic covert ops, subterfuge is always an option. So he devises a cunning plan.… (more) |
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4.23/5 rDev +11.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A 1/2 head with a ruby color.
Citrus and malty with some earthy scents.
Citrus and grapefruit taste with a complex finish. Malty and rich taste.
Pretty hoppy and bitter on the mouth yet still a smooth finish. A great feel.
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look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Dark amber brown with a fine beige head that became a think layer of foam. Great lacing top to bottom.
Both malt and hops in the smell. Biscuit malt. Strong citrus - lemon. As I drank the aroma swung back and forth between malt and hops. Cool.
The hops take over in the taste. Citrus both grapefruit and lemon. Hay and herbs - oregano and pepper. There was a think base of biscuit malt.
A medium feel with a short tingle at the end.
This ale is better than the "almost pale ale" the label claims. Refreshing and complex hops taste.
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look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Not a bad pale ale, but nothing special here either. Starts quite bitter, with a surprising hit of earthy hops given its IBUs of just 32. Fairly pleasant biscuity malt plays nicely with the hops, while not adding much sweetness- this beer is quite dry. There is a bit of graininess that not only persists, but grows as the beer warms. The biscuit notes also continue to grow, and hops start to flag. It ends up being a better beer when cold and the ultimate flavors haven't emerged completely. Still, not bad, and nice try something different from the ever expanding Canadian craft beer scene.
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look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
A - A clean copper pour with a 1/4 finger of white head which dissipated moderately quick into a thin ring of lace
S - pleasant aromas of hops, some lemon and a bit of pine, biscuity or bready with a bit of sweetness
T - This starts of strong on hops and some pine, caramel and some mild citrus, lemon, grapefruit. Enjoyable hop bitterness at the end
M - This has some chew but goes down well,velvety ,medium to high carbonation.
O - A really good brew from Flying Monkeys with a solid amount of hops and pleasant overall.
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