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Death Echo (eBook)
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New York Times bestselling author Elizabeth Lowell cuts a new edge in suspense with this thrilling tale of passion, danger, and international intrigue in which a pair of former operatives must stop a deadly plot that threatens a major American city—and ultimately the world
When she joined St. Kilda's, the elite security consulting firm, Emma Cross thought she'd left behind the blood, the guilt, and the tribal wars that defined her life at the CIA. Yet, trading spying for investigating yacht thefts didn't alleviate the danger—or melt away her professional paranoia. Now, the same good instincts that got her into trouble at the agency might be what will help her survive her latest case.
With some arm-twisting, St. Kilda and Emma are tracking a yacht named Blackbird, a dead ringer for another ship that went missing somewhere between Vladivostok and Portland a year earlier. Emma knows the boat's intended cargo is lethal. What she needs to find out is whether it's biological, chemical, or fissionable. And she's only got seven days to uncover the truth . . . or a major American city will be lost.
Fortunately, she's working with a new partner as menacing and distrustful as the worst enemy she's ever faced—and as deadly. A honed killer, MacKenzie Durand led a special ops team that was deployed to some of the world's nastiest places. But five years ago everything went to hell in Afghanistan, when bad intel hung his team out to dry. The only survivor, Mac walked away and never looked back, preferring to make money sailing high-end boats like Blackbird.
But Emma and Mac aren't the only eyes watching Blackbird. Taras Demidov, an expert in extortion and execution in the pay of the oligarchs running the former Soviet Union, is also waiting in the shadows, determined to intercept a fearsomely powerful arms dealer with the money, weaponry, and connections to alter the geopolitical balance.
Thrown together by an organization of enemies with global ties more dangerous than either of them realize, Mac and Emma must put aside their growing attraction for each other to save more than just their own lives. In a deadly game where the rules change without warning and the line between friend and foe is blurred, the pair must find answers fast—or watch as innocent civilians are sacrificed in a cold-blooded grab for power and supremacy. And even Mac and Emma aren't sure just who will get to the finish line alive. . . .
A breathtaking tale of passion and danger, Death Echo is superb entertainment from the queen of suspense, New York Times bestselling author Elizabeth Lowell.
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Elizabeth Lowell's acclaimed suspense novels include the New York Times bestsellers Death Echo, Blue Smoke and Murder, Innocent as Sin, The Wrong Hostage, Always Time to Die, The Color of Death, Die in Plain Sight, Running Scared, and Moving Target, as well as the four books featuring the Donovan family: Amber Beach, Jade Island, Pearl Cove, and Midnight in Ruby Bayou. Lowell has more than thirty million books in print. She lives in Nevada with her husband, with whom she writes mystery novels under a pseudonym.
Las aclamadas novelas de suspenso de la autora Elizabeth Lowell incluyen varios bestsellers en la New York Times. Lowell ha vendido más de treinta millones de ejemplares. Vive con su esposo en Seattle, Washington y Sedona, Arizona, con quien escribe novelas de misterio bajo un seudónimo.


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An abandoned parking garage that sold for $3,475,000 in 2007 is nearing the end of a renovation project that will result in the creation of 46 rental apartments. A reader who can see the project from the rear of her house sent in the photos along with the observation that "it looks like a lot of track lighting, nice spiral staircases, etc." Not sure if that's good or bad but is sure is nice to see a beautiful old building like this getting recycled. GMAP P*Shark DOB
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Whats going on with the base of the building and the windows. I really wish someone would have hired a architect that knows what they are doing
"Beautiful" might be going a bit far … I might've chosen "interesting."
46‽ I really don't see how that's possible.
it's nice to see an old building going rental for a change instead of straight to co-op condo.
pretty sure the building goes through to Bedford in an L-shape
Agreed, cwb.
This qualifies as beautiful?
Only if you fetishize every old building in Brooklyn.
This is the sort of development that screams "GOOD IDEA"!
Hmmmm…..the windows don't quite align, and to describe this building as "beautiful" is an insult to the word. Is this "Horror Show Friday" in disguise?
I used to go by this place fairly regularly: when it was pretty decrepit, and I'm pretty sure the bricked up windows predate the conversion. THe posters are correct, it COULD have been done with more style and panache, but it was done, and it is an interesting (sort of) reuse of a space.
far better than tearing the bldng down and building something as stupid looking as the rest of the new garbage
Totally agree twice… "beautiful" is stretching it, but re-purposing quality old buildings like this is great. Oh, wait, agree three times, it's is awesome that's it a rental property and not $375k co-ops.
> "Hmmmm…..the windows don't quite align…"
Get outta my head, ENY, heh heh.
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Prada Brings the Harlem Renaissance to Milan-------
This Thursday, on the evening of its Fall '14 show, Prada will fete the latest installment of its Iconoclasts series—a project, launched in 2009, that has seen the likes of Katie Grand, Alex White, Olivier Rizzo, and Carine Roitfeld reimagine Prada boutiques in the fashion capitals. This time around, the house has tapped W magazine's Edward Enninful to share his vision, and he's chosen to style the brand's Via Montenapoleone men's and women's boutiques in the image of the Harlem Renaissance. At the women's shop, Enninful will install a series of black and white mannequins, clad in Spring '14 and archival Prada looks, and pose them as if they were guests at a swanky Jazz Age era club. (The ambience will be topped off with a glitzy Art Deco bar.) Meanwhile, the men's store will feature game tables and a blues trio. "The event is meant as a celebration of Miuccia Prada's incredible work. Hopefully people will leave the event with a smile on their face," Enninful told Style.com. "It is a very joyful moment, and I hope that people will be inspired by the men's and women's collections, the installations in each store, and the culturally inclusive direction of this moment in the Iconoclasts series." To give us a better sense of what to expect, the editor sent us an inspiration image: Palmer Hayden's painting We Four in Paris, above.
JC Penney Teams Up With Georgina Chapman-------
The latest evidence of JC Penney's aspirations to raising its fashion profile: A new campaign lensed by Craig McDean, styled by Alex White, and starring runway regulars Lily Donaldson, Chanel Iman, and Jac Jagaciak. The occasion: The retailer's new Pearl by Georgina Chapman line. The collection, which will be available online this weekend and will hit nearly 530 JC Penney stores on March 1, aims to provide a similar red carpet romance as Chapman's Marchesa at an accessible price point. "I'm very specific in my vision," said Chapman, who was in rainy L.A. preparing for the Oscars when she spoke to Style.com. "Craig's photographs are extraordinary and I've always wanted to work with him. He's capable of doing anything and really captured the high-fashion sensibility of the line." Chapman asserted that her "specific vision" applied to the creation of the range, too. Explaining that she hadn't considered doing a high-street collaboration before JC Penney approached her, the designer stressed that she made no sacrifices and included luxe details like corseting, organza ruffles, and Chantilly lace in her first installment of the eveningwear line, which will range from $50 to $250 per piece.
"Pearl skews a little bit younger [than Marchesa]," said Chapman, noting that she designed it with her three stepdaughters in mind. ("They're a little young for Marchesa.") Stores will introduce around 15 new Pearl styles each month, and in some locations, the range will be housed in special, chandelier-adorned boutiques within JC Penney. Chapman has signed a multiyear contract with the retailer, and said that the project's longer-term commitment was part of what attracted her. The fact that the partnership has a charitable aspect also made it a draw: JC Penney will be inviting customers to round up their Pearl purchases to the nearest dollar to benefit Chapman's charity, the Pearl Fund, which helps girls to obtain scholarships. When asked how she felt the partnership would affect the Marchesa line (which she designs with Keren Craig), Chapman offered, "I don't think it will. It's a completely different attitude and price point. It's easier. The clothes are grab-and-go. And they won't break the bank." Take a peek at Pearl's new campaign images, which debut here on Style.com.
Roses for Ricci-------
Rose petals were strewn across the runway at Peter Copping's flirty Spring '13 Nina Ricci show. So it makes sense that the designer would incorporate the romantic flower into his Spring film. Created by an all-star cast (shot by Inez & Vinoodh, styled by Alex White, and starring Arizona Muse), the moody short features Muse running through a flurry of falling petals, toward a giant metal fan. "The petals obviously create an extremely feminine mood, but the fact that we see them disintegrate, and also the mechanics of the wind machine, gives the film an added dimension," Copping told Style.com. He added that working with Inez & Vinoodh was "inspiring. I love the way they offset the Ricci femininity," he said. Take an exclusive look at Nina Ricci's new film, which debuts exclusively on Style.com, above.
What's Hers Is Yours: Alex White's Yard Sale-------
With over 20 years in fashion—16 of them as the fashion and style director of W—Alex White has amassed enough fashion to fill a house. More than one house, actually, as she explained to Style.com, which is part of the impetus behind the almost-everything-must-go yard sale she's throwing in Amagansett, New York, this weekend, where she'll offer up pieces from Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Prada, YSL, and Marc Jacobs that she's deaccessioning from her own closet. The other motivation: a good cause. Proceeds from the sale will go to the Ideal School for special-needs children, where her own daughter India (left, with White) is enrolled. White checked in with Style.com to offer a preview of what you'll find, a few pieces you won't, and what she's working on now.
Alex White and the Ideal School's fashion yard sale takes place this Saturday, July 14th, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Miss Amelia's Cottage, Main Street, Amagansett, NY.
What inspired you to clean house?
I finally ran out of space to store clothes, even with a storage space in Manhattan, storage in East Hampton, and now a town house with a basement and lots of rooms…Clearly I had become a fashion hoarder and I needed to make a serious edit. All the editing of collections with designers that I do as part of my professional consulting goes out the window when it comes to my own closet.
How did you choose the Ideal School as the beneficiary?
I became involved with the Ideal School when my developmentally delayed daughter India joined two years ago. India, who is on a feeding tube and has global delays, is able to be in a classroom alongside children, some of whom may have similar issues and some who are regular developing kids. This experience has taught India so much, to be with her peers. She is now able to count to 40, knows her ABCs, and is learning to read. The children and all the wonderful teachers encourage and bring out her full potential; it is very moving. Continue Reading "What's Hers Is Yours: Alex White's Yard Sale" »
A Peek Backstage At Marc, The Men You'll Meet On Man Day, And More…-------
Talk about multitasking: Juergen Teller's new campaign for Marc Jacobs—starring Masha Kirsanova and Caroline Brasch Nielsen—was shot backstage at Jacobs' Spring '11 show (left). [Fashionologie]
The womenswear winners of London's NewGen sponsorships were announced earlier this week, and now the prize is spotlighting the men: J.W. Anderson, Christopher Shannon, and James Long will show their menswear on the runway during LFW's Man Day, while Lou Dalton, Katie Eary, Omar Kashoura, and knit wits Sibling will have their presentations supported. (Men's designer Christopher Raeburn, who was listed among the winners yesterday, will also have his installation underwritten.) [Vogue U.K.]
It's time (again) for Diane von Furstenberg to clear some space on her mantel: The indefatigable designer will receive amfAR's Award of Courage—alongside President Bill Clinton and Elizabeth Taylor—at the AIDS research nonprofit's silver anniversary gala next year. [WWD]
Leandra Medine, better known as the voice of Man Repeller, is the high priestess of high-waisted pants—and shoulder pads, schlumpy layers, and all of the other "girls get it, guys don't" fashion choices out there. Men may be repelled, but the Times wasn't; Medine got the full profile treatment today. [NYT]
And here's more from Ford: The latest glimpses of TF's womenswear come courtesy of W, which shot a few looks, styled by Alex White and shot by Inez and Vinoodh, on Lara Stone. [W]


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Philadelphia: Mass for Religious Freedom on 2 Nov
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I received the below email from a friend today and thought I'd pass it along for anyone in the Philly metro area who'd be interested in going.
Please forward this email to your friends, colleagues, parishes, and communities! If you would like more information regarding this Mass, please contact Mr. Steven Bozza, Director, Office for Life, Family and the Laity at 215-587-5661.
As we prepare for this Mass and the upcoming Presidential election, I offer this prayer from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (www.usccb.org.
O GOD OUR CREATOR, from your provident hand we have received our right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. You have called us as your people and given us the right and the duty to worship you, the only true God, and your Son, Jesus Christ. Through the power and working of your Holy Spirit, you call us to live out our faith in the midst of the world, bringing the light and the saving truth of the Gospel to every corner of society.
We ask you to bless us in our vigilance for the gift of religious liberty. Give us the strength of mind and heart to readily defend our freedoms when they are threatened; give us courage in making our voices heard on behalf of the rights of your Church and the freedom of conscience of all people of faith.
Grant, we pray, O heavenly Father, a clear and united voice to all your sons and daughters gathered in your Church in this decisive hour in the history of our nation, so that, with every trial withstood and every danger overcome— for the sake of our children, our grandchildren, and all who come after us—this great land will always be "one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.
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NY Post: Anthony Weiner mulling run for Big Apple mayor
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Manna from blog-writing heaven if it does happen — but I'm not getting my hopes up.
The New York Post dusted off a couple of sophomoric puns from over a year ago for use in this story, which was nice of them because now I don't have to think of any:
Anthony Weiner's not shrinking from elected office.
The disgraced former congressman — who's sitting on a $4.5 million campaign war chest — is mulling a bid for citywide office next year and "seriously considering" a mayoral run, multiple sources told The Post.
The cocky pol is also open to the post of public advocate as a backup plan, said sources, who described the Queens Democrat as "desperate" to get back into politics.
Weiner, 47, has even spoken to former staffers about going back to work for him, according to another source.
And he wants to run soon because the public match on his campaign funds are due to expire after the 2013 election.
"I've heard he is seriously thinking about getting into a citywide race in 2013 and would like it to be mayor," said a source with ties to Weiner. "In his mind, he's trying to figure out how to run for mayor."
He's reached out to politicos to "talk about the landscape," said a former staffer.
The buzz in political circles is that the sext-happy Weiner has a better shot at public advocate — a $165,000-a-year job viewed as a "cleansing" post where he could put his character issues further behind him as he prepped for a 2017 mayoral run.
Is there a chance we could be treated to the ultimate in political dysfunction: An Alec Baldwin vs. Anthony Weiner mayoral primary?
Weiner had an eye on the mayor's office in 2013 even before his sext Tweet mocked 'round the world. He also ran for mayor in 2005, but considering voter sentiment during the Bloomberg reign Weiner picked the wrong decade for the slogan "Super Big Gulps are a Human Right."
I think it's more likely that Weiner will lay low and run for Charles Rangel's House seat after Chuck retires in 2028.
Update: Another prediction via Twitter… this one sounds like a real possibility:
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JACKSONVILLE, Alabama, the Heart of Dixie, in America's Deep South, now home to Ulverston golfer Oliver Carr.
The 19-year-old has flown the coop from his South Cumbrian home and landed in the Yellowhammer State, looking to take his game to the next level.
A winner of the Faldo Series – a string of events designed by the former Open Championship and US Masters champion to help up-and-coming golfers excel – last year, Carr is an undoubted talent in the game.
Having honed his skills on and around the greens and fairways of Ulverston, he is now playing at the top level of American college golf – in the NCAA Division One – the competition where many future tour professionals make their start.
Carr is in the first of three years studying for a degree in business management at Jacksonville State University, where he divides his time between the classroom and the practice course.
By the end of it, the Cumbria under-18s player hopes to be a step closer to playing on the European Tour – the ultimate goal at the end of the line for the talented youngster.
"I think I've improved a lot since coming here," said Carr, who spends nearly four hours a day, every day, on the course with the college team and a further hour every morning either running or in the gym.
"I can get a degree at the same time as playing golf every day – which I could not do at home.
"The facilities which we have at the Robert Trent Jones Trail golf course are fantastic – I could not do as much as I do here if I was still at home.
"I hope to eventually play on the European Tour. It is a very tough school to get there, but I think I have the determination and work ethic to do it.
"I have looked at the Challenge Tour, Sunshine Tour and Tour School, which are ways of getting there."
At the weekend, he played in his first collegiate tournament for JSU, the Wendy's Kiawah Classic, at Turtle Point.
The Jacksonville team finished third after three rounds of competition, with Carr carding rounds of 79, 80 and a final round 78 to finish tied for 83rd. The team's next tournament takes place in the spring.
Carr tweeted about his round: "I didn't play great, had a bad spell in middle! Lads did great though."
The youngster is being helped on his way by sponsorship from Simon Halsall, from Cumbria Tyres, but needs more support if he is to take a further step up through the rankings.
He has also been aided by coaches at home, including Paul Rawlinson and Paul Stoller, who helped him with drills during his summer break, which improved his game, before he headed to Alabama.
The combined assistance of these coaches helped him to his Faldo Series triumph in 2011, as well as earning him a place in the Cumbria Under-18s team which won the Northern Counties crown.
Those achievements all came on courses much different from those he is encountering in the USA, where there is the opportunity to play at some world-famous venues with the Jacksonville State Gamecocks.
"If I can get myself in the line-up next semester, I will get the chance to play at TPC-Sawgrass," Carr said.
"Back home I have played on the 2012 Open course at Royal Lytham St Annes. The course was amazing when I played and really is a true test of golf.
"The courses play differently out here, the grass is different because at home we have bent grass, but here I play on a lot of Bermuda."
As well as honing his own game, Carr has been able to watch some of the game's best players in action as well – allowing him observe them on the range and study their swings.
Last month he went to watch a practice day at the Fed-Ex Championships and met European Ryder Cup player Justin Rose.
It was a chance meeting which led to Carr and his friends enjoying all four days of the season-ending competition in style.
The teenager added: "We were talking to Justin Rose on the practice ground and I ended up asking if he had spare tickets.
"He went to see what he could do and came back with four tickets for all four days, with the Sunday tickets being clubhouse tickets."
If all goes to plan for Carr, that will not be the last time he is involved in a big tournament on one of the professional tours. Only then, he will be on the other side of the dividing rope, gunning for glory in his own right.
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|Reading Festival ReadingArctic Monkeys, Jake Bugg, Imagine Dragons, Foster the People, The Hives, Peace, Bombay Bicycle Club, Die Antwoord, Don Broco, Cage the Elephant, Nero Live and many more
Saturday 23-08-2014
|Reading, GB GB
Richfield Avenue
|Leeds Festival LeedsArctic Monkeys, Jake Bugg, Imagine Dragons, Foster the People, The Hives, Peace, Bombay Bicycle Club, Die Antwoord, Don Broco, Cage the Elephant, Nero Live and many more
Sunday 24-08-2014
|Leeds, GB GB
Bramham Park
|Imagine Dragons Berlin
Wednesday 20-08-2014
|Berlin, DE DE
Zitadelle Spandau
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The Phoenix Coyotes defeated the Anaheim Ducks 5-4 in a shootout for the second consecutive game.
A preview of the March 4th NHL game between the Phoenix Coyotes and the Anaheim Ducks.
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Five for Howling's daily dose of NHL news and hockey links.
According to Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun, the Ducks are allegedly close to a deal with Ryan Getz.laf. Corey Perry is expected to walk, and the Maple Leafs are interested.
Andrew Cogliano loves playing in Phoenix...and new hats. Unfortunately, it wasn't enough as the Ducks surrender game one of the mini-playoff series.
The Coyotes will play three in a row against the Anaheim Ducks this coming week. What do they need to do to take the series?
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text: On May 28th, Mayor Eric Garcetti stop to visit BSS resurfacing crew division 152 on Glendon Av., from Olympic Bl to Pico Bl. He spoke to the crew about importance and vital interest people of the city have in the core service this crew (BSS) provides when resurfacing residential neighborhoods. The Mayor talked and asked what motivated them as public servants and took an interest how hard they have to work to provide these services. This visit provided motivation to workers as they truly felt valued by his one on one approach making each team member feel appreciated.