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Panthers run over Chargers 31-7
Mike Tolbert scored twice against his former team as the Panthers beat San Diego 31-7 Sunday.
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The Chargers placed DE Vaughn Martin and S Darrell Stuckey on injured reserve and signed LB Gary Guyton and re-signed RB Curtis Brinkley.
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The 49ers-Seahawks game in Week 16 has been flexed to be on "Sunday Night Football" on NBC.
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The Broncos beat the Raiders to keep up their winning ways and the Chargers rallied for an upset win in Pittsburgh.
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Report: Chargers to fire Turner, Smith at end of season
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Chargers sign Wells, place Barnes on I.R.
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A worn out section of Langstone Road is to be reconstructed as part of Hampshire County Council's continued long term strategy to make the county's roads more resilient to the effects of extreme weather and increasingly heavy traffic.
Ideally, to carry out these works the road would be closed but the County Council is well aware of the importance of the road and has therefore reviewed its working methods to leave the road open at all times. In order to minimise disruption as much as possible to the travelling public, the work will be carried out at night with temporary traffic signals
The essential works will see a section of the road reconstructed and resurfaced from the northern end of the bridge to a point just north of the Mill Lane junction, as part of Operation Resilience. The works are set to start on 30 September 2013 for 8 nights (weather permitting) and will take place overnight between 22:00hrs and 06:00hrs.
To carry out these overnight works and maintain safety for the highway users and workforce, it will be necessary to use temporary traffic signals along with the use of convoy vehicles to keep the speed of the traffic passing the working site to a maximum of 10mph. This will inevitably cause some disruption to traffic during the works and signs will be erected warning of delays. Priority access will be maintained for emergency vehicles. The road will be open each day and weekends without traffic signals.
Advanced warning signs will be erected prior to the start, with large electronic VMS signs to be erected 3 weeks prior to the start advising of the proposals, details are on the Council's website and there will also be a letter drop.
Councillor Seán Woodward, Executive Member for Economy, Transport and Environment at Hampshire County Council said: "There is never a good time to carry out works on a key route such as Langstone Road, but by keeping the road open and carrying out the works over night we have sought to keep disruption and inconvenience to a minimum. I ask residents and businesses to bear with us while we carry out this essential maintenance work.
"Good roads and pavements are vital not only for quality of life here in Hampshire but also for the county's economic progress and prosperity. Operation Resilience has a budget of £22 million for 2013-14 and is the County Council's planned maintenance strategy to strengthen Hampshire's roads, to make them more resilient to extremes in weather and increased volumes of traffic and remain in good condition for longer."
Operation Resilience has resulted in around 120 miles of Hampshire's road network - the equivalent of driving from Winchester to Cambridge - and 20 miles of footway receiving a new surface treatment or being resurfaced in 2013, in addition to completion of 40 separate schemes to improve highways drainage and footways across the county. The programme is run by a team comprising staff from Hampshire County Council, Amey and Tarmac.


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Here are tips on how to drive safely on snowy and icy roads:
Have an emergency kit and good supplies. In the winter months, AAA recommends that you keep the following items in your vehicle:
A bag of abrasive material like sand, salt or kitty litter to sprinkle under your tires if you get stuck.
A small snow shovel.
An ice scraper.
Windshield washer fluid.
Jumper cables.
Extra-warm items like blankets, hats and gloves.
Water and snack food.
First aid kit.
Leave room. It can take a driver twice as long (and twice as much space) to stop a vehicle when driving in snow versus driving on dry pavement. You should leave twice as much room as you normally would between you and other vehicles on the road.
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Few believed him on that day in late January.
It's hard to doubt him now.
Stepping up repeatedly in the National League Division Series, Rodriguez almost single-handedly carried the Marlins past the Giants, doing it with his bat, his glove and his desire.
"He really showed his leadership," Marlins manager Jack McKeon said. "He took charge the way great players do."
On Saturday, the Marlins closed out the Giants, 7-6, in Game 4 at Pro Player Stadium. Fittingly, Rodriguez had a hand in how the memorable game, and series finished.
In the bottom of the eighth, Rodriguez singled with two out and scored the go-ahead run, knocking the ball out of Giants catcher Yorvit Torrealba's glove. That set the stage for a first in Major League history: Rodriguez tagging out a charging J.T. Snow for the final out on a collision at home.
For the first time ever, a postseason series concluded with the tying run being thrown out at the plate.
"I've been in baseball for years, so I've been hit worse than that," Rodriguez said. "That was a big hit, but in that situation I just had to secure the ball in my glove."
After the play ended, closer Ugueth Urbina tackled him, and his teammates piled on in celebration, with Rodriguez refusing to let go. He clung to the ball while being swarmed by reporters on the field. Finally, before exiting through the dugout, the 31-year-old catcher held the ball up in triumph for all 65,494 fans to see.
Here's a game-by-game recap of Rodriguez's Division Series heroics:
Game 1, 2-0 loss at Pacific Bell Park: Stymied by Giants starter Jason Schmidt, Rodriguez had one of the three singles the Marlins scratched out. With one out in the fourth, Rodriguez singled and went to third on Snow's throwing error on a ground out by Derrek Lee. But he didn't score.
Game 2, 9-5 win at San Francisco: The Marlins hammered out 14 hits and came back from a 4-1 deficit to even the series. In the fifth, Rodriguez had an RBI single, tying the game at 4-4.
Game 3, 4-3 win in 11 innings at Pro Player Stadium: Afterwards, center fielder Juan Pierre said, "Pudge put us on his back and carried us." He sure did. Rodriguez drove in all four Marlins runs. In the first inning, he belted a two-run homer to left off Kirk Rueter. And in the 11th, after the Giants took a 3-2 lead in the top of the inning, Rodriguez had two strikes on him with two out when he delivered an opposite-field, two-run single off Tim Worrell. Alex Gonzalez and Pierre scored on the play. Defensively, Rodriguez made a key play in the seventh, throwing out Marquis Grissom trying to steal third.
Game 4, 7-6 win in Miami: Rodriguez went 2-for-4 with an RBI double and two runs scored. In the eighth, he scored the go-ahead run on Miguel Cabrera's RBI single to right. By charging hard, Rodriguez knocked the ball out of Torrealba's glove. When the ball skipped away from the catcher, Lee raced in with a second run on the error. That second run proved crucial. Defensively, Rodriguez picked off Snow at first base, ending a three-run San Francisco sixth inning.
More drama came in the ninth. After the Giants scored a quick run off Urbina, on Snow's RBI single. Ray Durham was hit by a pitch. With two out and Snow representing the tying run at second, Jeffrey Hammonds singled to left. Jeff Conine collected the hit and tossed a one-hopper to Rodriguez. Snow plowed into the sturdy 5-foot-9, 205-pound catcher. Both players were knocked to the ground. When Rodriguez got up with the ball in hand, the game and series were over.
For Rodriguez and his teammates, the celebration was about to begin.
Joe Frisaro is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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TOPSFIELD, Mass. — A Rhode Island farmer has grown the world's first one-ton pumpkin, shattering the previous record by 165 1/2 pounds.
Ron Wallace's behemoth pumpkin topped out at an amazing 2,009-pounds on a digital scale Friday, earning him $15,500 in prize money at the Topsfield Fair's giant pumpkin weigh-off.
Fair officials said growing a one-ton pumpkin was comparable to breaking the four-minute mile barrier in track.
"It's a great world record," said James O'Brien, the fair's general manager. "Topsfield has had a lot of world records, but this one is special."
The previous world pumpkin record had been set only a day earlier at a fair in Deerfield, N.H., with a weight of 1,843 1/2 pounds.
The Topsfield Fair in this Boston suburb is the oldest agricultural fair in the nation. It has featured the great pumpkin weigh-off for several years.
In addition to the $5,500 first place prize, it has in recent years offered a bonus of $10,000 to the first one-ton pumpkin, a feat considered impossible.
A forklift was needed to lift Wallace's winning entry onto the scale. Five minutes earlier a competitive pumpkin weighed in at 1,649 pounds.
"I'm back, baby," yelled Wallace, pumping his fist and pounding his chest when the weight of his 2,009-pound pumpkin was announced to the crowd.
Wallace had grown the winning pumpkin six years earlier at a mere 1,347 pounds. He said he had an inkling in mid-August he'd grown a special pumpkin for this year's contest, and "hoped that it weighed more than a small car."
It did.
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Senate Bill 112, introduced in the South Dakota Senate and referred to the Senate Education Committee on January 29, 2014, would, if enacted, provide that "[n]o school board or school administrator may prohibit a teacher in public or nonpublic school from providing instruction on intelligent design or other related topics."
Darwin Day resolution in Congress
House Resolution 467 (PDF), introduced in the United States House of Representatives on January 29, 2014, would, if passed, express the House's support of designating February 12, 2014, as Darwin Day, and its recognition of "Charles Darwin as a worthy symbol on which to celebrate the achievements of reason, science, and the advancement of human knowledge."
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A sixth-grade teacher's advocacy of creationism is at the center of the complaint in a lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Louisiana on January 22, 2014.
A second antievolution bill in Missouri
Missouri's House Bill 1587, introduced and given its first reading in the Missouri House of Representatives on January 23, 2014, is the fourth antiscience bill of the year and the second in the state.
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Virginia's House Bill 207 received extensive coverage in a hometown newspaper — The Recorder, published in the district of the bill's sponsor, Richard P. "Dickie" Bell (R-District 20). In reporting on various bills introduced by Bell, the newspaper commented (January 23, 2014), "By far, Bell's proposal for science teachers has attracted the most scrutiny."
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September – November 2014
Gallery Talk: Lines & Squares: Some of the simplest forms – lines and geometric shapes – can express the most creative and profound ideas in art. Anne Butler Rice, Public Programs Manager, looks at lines and shapes by artists from Mondrian to Byron Kim.
Free with admission, meet at the Information Desk by The Museum Shop.
Second Saturdays: The Four Seasons: As the seasons change, we notice nature's changing colors. Look at images of seasonal change in the museum and create your own print of a tree through the four seasons. Watch a printing demonstration by Hartford Prints!. Free admission 10am – 1pm.
Free Family Tours:
- 10:30 – 11am – ABCs: Art, Books, Connections
- 11am – noon – Ask About Art
- 11:30am – noon – Eyes on Art Family Tour
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Explore art with your family, encourage creativity, and expand your imagination through conversation and discovery. Each program is free and includes hands-on art projects, tours for families, live music, and engaging fun through film, theater and dance. Join us the second Saturday of every month year-round!
Second Saturdays for Families are funded by Aetna. Additional support provided by the J. Walton Bissell Foundation, Inc., The Ensworth Charitable Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee, the George A. & Grace L. Long Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., and Alan S. Parker, Esq., Trustees. Program supplies are generously donated by S&S Worldwide.
Lecture: Costuming Hollywood in its Golden Age: Fit for a Screen: Guest lecturer and collector John Davey discusses the challenges and requirements inherent in designing clothing for film, using unique examples from his vast collection of Hollywood and couture clothing. Following the lecture enjoy a cocktail reception in Loctite Lobby.
6pm: Costuming Hollywood in its Golden Age, Aetna Theater
7pm: Cocktail reception, Loctite Lobby
Tickets: Purchase tickets by credit card or check. To pay by credit card call Nick Mandella at 860-838-4021. OR mail your check, payable to Wadsworth Atheneum, to Martha Johnson, 32 Cambridge Crossing, Avon, CT 06001. Please write "C&T 9/18 event" in check memo line. Reserve your spot by Thursday, September 11!
About John Davey
John Davey has been a collector of vintage Hollywood Costumes and Vintage Fashion and Haute Couture for the past 15 years. Starting in 1999 with his first purchase of an unknown Lana Turner negligee and an unknown Sophia Loren knit dress which he managed to identify, he is fast becoming one of the leading experts in this genre. His interest in Hollywood costume history led him to an interest in fashion and textile history and preservation. He presently owns and curates over 500 vintage Hollywood film costumes and celebrity apparel and over 800 pieces of haute couture and finer vintage ready to wear. He has exhibited parts of his collection in numerous private functions as well as lecturing for the Boston Fashion Council and the Initiatives in Art & Culture Conference in New York City. Most recently, he has exhibited his costumes at the Katharine Hepburn Museum in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, the Hollywood Museum in the retrospective Loretta Young: Hollywood Legend, and is part of the upcoming Hollywood Glamour: Fashion and Jewelry from the Silver Screen exhibition at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts in September 2014.
John is the Library Manager at the law firm of Alston & Bird LLP in New York City and moonlights also as a classical opera singer and antique appraiser.
This event is sponsored by the Costume & Textile Society.
Gallery Talk: The Intriguing Medium of Rock: Take a closer look at Carl Andre's Stone Field Sculpture and works by artists of the Hudson River School with Professor Robert Thorson, Department of Geology at the University of Connecticut, and author of Stone by Stone: The Magnificent History in New England's Stone Walls. Explore the range of artistry found in Hartford's most famous boulders and the distant grandeur of 19-century landscapes.
Free with admission; meet at the Information Desk by The Museum Shop.
Envisionfest Community Day: The View from Here: Explore a new point of view at the third annual Envisionfest Hartford – a citywide family-friendly festival that showcases Hartford's abundance of history, the arts, and culture. Free admission 10am – 5pm.
All Day! 10am – 5pm
Art Activity: Zentangles
Join Charter Oak Cultural Center and teaching artist Cheryl Cianci in a Zentangle workshop for all ages. Create your own relaxing doodle using beautiful pen-and-ink patterns.
Art Activity: A Street-Eye View
Imagine walking down your street, what do you see? Learn about one-point perspective while creating your own imaginary Hartford street inspired by images from around the city and works from our collection.
10:30am & 11am
Hartford All-City Youth Orchestra
Enjoy the sounds of Charter Oak Cultural Center's youth orchestra in an outdoor performance featuring an ensemble of young musicians.
12 – 12:30pm
Colonel Pope and the Hartford Hot Several
Move to the rhythm of a Hartford-based brass band specializing in surprise performances and general ruckus.
1 – 3:30pm
Let's Move! with CONNetic Dance
Pick up a Let's Move! Family Guide at the Wadsworth and explore art and movement with interactive activities led by dancers from CONNetic Dance.
Explore art from a new point of view! Speakers with different areas of expertise give 15-minute, informal talks about artworks in our permanent collection. All talks begin in Gray Court, just inside the museum's Main Street entrance.
Tours will leave on the hour, exact schedule TBD:
All About Kids (Boys & Girls Club, Kids)
He Said, She Said (Jama & John Holchin, Couple)
Out to Sea (Tommy Seda, Captain)
Poetic Perspective (Bessy Reyna, Poet)
Uncomfortable Truth (Scott Gac, Professor)
Making Art Happen (David Borawski, Art Handler & Artist)
Envisionfest Community Day is presented in partnership with The iQuilt Plan
Member Shopping Days: Members receive 20% off in The Museum Shop in store and online!
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First Thursday: Frohawk Two Feathers / MATRIX 170: Join us for the opening of Frohawk Two Feathers / MATRIX 170, featuring an Artist Talk at 6pm, a hip hop performance, and more! Stay for a screening of the Manhattan Short Film Festival (regular film admission applies).
First Thursday After Hours: Visit us the first Thursday of every month for extended exhibition hours, music, cocktails, food, art activities, a film & more!
Lecture & Book Signing: Lady in the Dark: Iris Barry & the Art of Film: Robert Sitton, Adjunct Professor of Media and Culture at Marylhurst University, discusses his book, Lady in the Dark: Iris Barry & the Art of Film, which chronicles the friendships and professional networks developed by pivotal modernist figures Iris Barry and Chick Austin, and the enduring impact such relationships had on their lives and careers. Book signing and cash bar reception to follow.
Free and open to the public. Enter via Avery Court on Atheneum Square North.
Please note: due to a major event at the XL Center Oct. 8 it is recommended you leave ample time for travel and parking if you plan to attend this lecture. The Front Street South garage offers $5 parking after 5pm.
Sponsored by the Sarah Goodwin Austin Memorial Fund.
Gallery Talk: Tony Smith & the Wadsworth Atheneum: Well-known Minimalist sculptor Tony Smith had a special relationship with the Wadsworth Atheneum, which hosted his first solo exhibition in 1966. Smith's anonymous donation to the museum in 1967 forms the core of its Abstract Expressionist collection. Explore the fruits of this important relationship with Eileen Doyle, The Marsted Curatorial Fellow for Contemporary Art.
Free with admission; meet at the Information Desk by The Museum Shop.
Member Morning: On errythang (On everything): Museum members enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast and coffee in The Museum Café from 9 to 10am, then join Patricia Hickson, Emily Hall Tremaine Curator of Contemporary Art, for a tour and discussion of Frohawk Two Feathers / MATRIX 170: On errythang (On everything).
This event is for museum members only; reservations required at (860) 838-4070. Enter via Avery Court on Atheneum Square North.
Not a member? Join now!
Second Saturdays: Adventures & Expeditions: Look at Walton Ford's painting that recalls an expedition to the North Pole in the Connections Gallery and find other works of art that take you to new territory! Imagine a destination and make an illustrated map to get you there and a journal to document your journey.
Free Family Tours:
- 10:30 – 11am – ABCs: Art, Books, Connections
- 11am – noon – Ask About Art
- 11:30am – noon – Eyes on Art Family Tour
Second Saturdays for Families: Explore art with your family, encourage creativity, and expand your imagination through conversation and discovery. Each program is free and includes hands-on art projects, tours for families, live music, and engaging fun through film, theater and dance. Join us the second Saturday of every month year-round!
Second Saturdays for Families is funded by Aetna. Additional support provided by the J. Walton Bissell Foundation, Inc., The Ensworth Charitable Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee, the George A. & Grace L. Long Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., and Alan S. Parker, Esq., Trustees. Program supplies are generously donated by S&S Worldwide.
Gallery Talk: CSI: Conservation Science Investigation: Allen Kosanovich, Associate Paintings Conservator, gives a behind-the-scenes look into how our conservators analyze and treat works in the collection.
Free with museum admission; meet at the Information Desk by The Museum Shop.
Sneak Peek, Talk & Film: Artemisia: To celebrate our recent acquisition of the Italian Baroque masterwork Self-Portrait as a Lute Player by Artemisia Gentileschi, join Oliver Tostmann, Susan Morse Hilles Curator of European Art, for a talk about the artist and her painting at 2pm, followed by a screening of the 1997 film Artemisia.
Self-Portrait as a Lute Player will not be on public view until Fall 2015 – don't miss this special opportunity!
Gallery Talk: Frohawk Two Feathers: Learn about the fabricated saga of Frengland from MATRIX 170 artist Frohawk Two Feathers.
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I absolutely think rape victims should be able to get an abortion if they want. I vehemently oppose any candidate who thinks otherwise. Personally, I think abortion should be mandatory for anyone who can't support that kid and would need welfare to support it.
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I really think Johnson and gaiter mights be the only two cb's that are with the team next year.
Thanks Joe. Wait... Morgan. Nope, Joe. Who are you these days?
When a team can go 15-1 with the Worst Pass Defense in NFL History-- then it's pretty much an OVERRATED STAT. (2011 Packers)
Do your job, he screamed. I know its a novel concept. Were last in the (expletive) league last! That's leadership right there folks!! A lesser coach would probably have waited until the last practice of the year to unload on his player like this. Oh... oops.
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"A collection of 4 novellas"
I am familiar with Jim Butcher and Simon Green, I have read most of what they have written, I enjoyed what they contributed. (not their best, but not their worst either) Kat Richardson's ghost story was interesting and had a real twist, It was good for a 2 1/2 hour listen. Thomas Sniegoski' is new to me, but I found this work very enjoyable and will be looking into checking out some of his other books. If you enjoy urban fantasy, these anthologies are a good way to find new authors. No not every story will knock your socks off but, being fair I have to say I really enjoyed 80% and I didn't hate the other 20%. Wish I could give this 4 1/2 stars.BTW If you have been listening to Jim Butcher "Dresden Files" and Simon Green "Nightside" on Audible, there is a different narrators, still I think they were done well. Nice way to find new authors and narrators.
"Fast paced love story with a real twist."
Never saw print
Besides the ending which I won't blow for those who haven't listened. In the start of the book a delivery boy brings flowers to Flower, and he asks her for her phone number. She realizes he's hitting on her and she say's I have bra's that are older than you. I laughed so hard. Some funny moment and some touching ones.
I've listened to Hollie Jackson narrate several books and I think she's great.
This was a great short book that really was enjoyable. I plan on getting more books by this author.
"Keeps getting better"
Brought in new character, loved the old guy trying to get used to 2000 years of progress in just a few weeks.....but he's a druid, so it flies. People were complaining about too many characters to follow. I had no problem. The story was twisted and in the end you find out some things that I guess will take us into the next book. But it was pretty awesome
Always love Oboron the dog. He keeps everything real. REALLY.
Yes, I love his narrations, he does voices and emotions wonderfully. One of my favorites is "600 hours of Edward" When I see him as narrator I always check out what the book is about.
Actually I did it was the 4th weekend and I listened straight through with a few breaks for food and other breaks. Didn't want to let go until I knew what would happen.
Can't wait for the next book and I hope Luke Daniels Narrates that as well he's wonderful.
"Harper and Ronconi together again"
Amazing character grouping
I loved all the main characters but Nina really was my favorite because she became stronger as the story progressed, wanting to help other characters, and realizing her strengths
Amanda Ronconi is amazing, She did all the characters really great, sometimes I think she does the villeins too well.
I did, I stayed up until it got to the very end. Couldn't help myself, I'm hooked on Molly Harper and Amanda Ronconi
Can't wait to see what Molly Harper comes up with next. She's great with supernatural stories, and she really makes you laugh out loud at some of the situations.
"Free Sample Harper & Ronconi ARE BACK!"
Made me itchy for the rest of the book to come out. I love Molly Harper, her writing is usually so funny I'm laughing out loud, and with audio books that can be disturbing. (especially the strange looks you get at the park)
When chapter two ended I couldn't believe almost an hour had gone buy. I have in my wish list to purchase as soon as it becomes available.
So far at the end of chapter inventing a drinking game, you have to hear in in Ronconi's voices.
Molly Harper and Amanda Ronconi seem to hit the nail on the head every time. Harper's words and Ronconi's narrations. I've heard Amanda Ronconi do other narrations and she's fabulous with all her work. I always look for certain narrators when new books are available. Ms Ronconi is one of my favorites.
I'm straining at the bit for this book........Don't know what else to say.
"Really good until the last two chapters"
Yes, the last chapter really totally took the subject of autism out of the contexts of this book. Really disappointing, if indeed written by a thirteen year old who wanted to add a religious aspect to his feelings then maybe, but it just made me feel totally annoyed
It totally had nothing to do with Autism. As an Atheist, this was something that totally was added for effect. (whether it was done for effect or for emotion) it totally turned me off
I enjoyed all of the book up until the last two chapters. It talked about autism, from the point of the person who has autism. (As a person gets older, with the help of teachers and family with lots of patients some one with autism can learn) I recently read "600 hours with Edward" developmentally disabled adult with OCD. Even though he was high functioning adult with Asperger syndrome, and OCD. and it was fiction, I got a lot out of it and I think others would as well
No, It would be too demanding, maybe a movie if they left the last two chapters out.
When writing about a disorder, especially from the patients point of view, I had no clue of this persons views on religion, and why they put it in the last two chapters was beyond me. Other than that, avoid the last two chapters and enjoy this book it's well read and truly expresses what it's like to be a prisoner of autism
"Important story about developmental disabilities"
Emotionally, Eye-opening, and informative.
I loved that Edward was able to learn, with the help of his therapist and things hat happened in his life to step into becoming stronger for himself.
Yes, and he does a wonderful job with all the voices and emotions of all characters. Both women and men. Very talented narrator
Not all disabilities are visible, and those that aren't are sometimes the hardest to overcome.
This story really gave you a perspective of what it's live to be an adult with social dysfunctions and OCD. (And from what I understand Edward was mildly dysfunctional, because he was able to live on his own and take care of himself) This was a touching and entertaining story that you'll want to listen to in one sitting.
"If you Enjoy Kink you won't go wrong"
Very much so, the stories were well written and well narrated. I enjoy ALL types of Erotica, Kinky, Gay, Straight, everything if it's well written and narrated can light you up. (Unless you have phobias about certain kinks) I really don't have any so maybe that's why I enjoy Ms Tyler's anthologies. I have over a dozen and enjoy them all and so does my spouse.
If you've listened to any of Ms Tyler's anthologies you'll find they mostly revolve around kink, bondage or BD/SM but you'll find gender play and pain/pleasure. etc. Remember where talking about consenting adults and much of this is make believe. It's ok to imagine and use your mind to get off.
She did voices and emotions very well. In bondage and S/M there will be different emotions and voices she did a very good job of expressing each character
This is erotica, you should have extreme reactions, some should turn you on or make you get ideas to play around with your loved one. (as long as you both want to play) Like any book of fiction you have to take what you want and leave the rest.
I always look for Alison Tyler's books and anthologies, along with Rachel Kramer Brussel, Violet Blue, DL King, Sinclare Sexsmith. just a few of the editors who put together great anthologies of erotica. Looking forward to the next book in this series since it goes from A-Z
"Wonderful story of Africa and a man"
Yes, I really enjoyed the story and Simon Vance is one of my favorite narrators. He made the story come alive and the emotions, of the people and the stories of the land and it's difficulties really touched me. I know I missed a few things and will have to listen again.
How Lawrence Anthony fought to save these rogue elephants against all odds and at some points succeeded, and at others he did not. Noting was 100 %. But the story did teach lessons.
As always Simon Vance and his performance is fantastic. I have several books that he has narrated (one of the reasons I got this book)
Yes, but I won't say because it will ruin the story
This was an amazing story and I'd love to hear a follow up about his progress for saving animals in Africa.
"Fantastic ASSortment of anal erotic. REALLY HOT"
As only Alison Tyler and Tristan Taormino can do. Putting together an anthology of anal sexual erotica for EVERYONE. Lesbian, Gay, Straight, Kinky.....It's all here and they are all super hot It you are into this venue. PUT THIS ON YOUR LIST.
Loved every story because each was very different.
I never heard her before but she read like she knew what each character was feeling and expressed emotions beautifully
Well yes some stories got me very turned on......:)
I'd love to see more along this line from Ms Tyler and Ms Taomino, both ladies know kink very well.
"If you enjoy hot erotica you'll enjoy this"
Violet Blue, is a great writer of erotica, and great editor of anthologies of erotica. This is a really great collection of couples having what most people would consider dangerous encounters for their relationship. However it all works so well here. Out of the 22 stories I really found there was something to like in all of them. Yes there will always be one or two you like more than others but this was really well worth the listen for me.
There are so many, if you look up any anthologies by Rachel Kramer Brussel and Alison Tyler you'll find a whole bunch of titles that are kinky enough to share with your favorite person.
She did an excellent job of narration, with male voices and female voices. Also expressing emotions.
This anthology was put together very well,, as I would expect some one like Violet Blue to do. I enjoyed all the stories. (again in an anthology you will like some more than others) however I didn't dislike any. Well worth purchase.
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