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Attica Locke's highly anticipated new novel The Cutting Season is an atmospheric murder mystery that weaves together two stories, skillfully drawing readers between past and present. A gripping story of race, love, and politics, The Cutting Season grabs readers from the first page. Caren Gray's family has been connected to Belle Vie, an antebellum plantation in Louisiana, for generations. Unlike the neighboring farm where migrant workers harvest sugarcane, Belle Vie is now an historic estate open for tourists and social events. Caren lives on and manages the estate where she catches glimpses of the plantation's dark history every day. When a murdered woman who worked on the neighboring farm is found in a shallow grave on Belle Vie, local police begin an investigation that Caren feels isn't being handled properly. She digs deeper, asking questions that lead her to Belle Vie's past. As she learns more, she starts to see parallels between the current murder and the disappearance of a former slave named Jason in 1872. Caren is unearthing secrets that someone may kill to keep hidden.
This novel is the first book in HarperCollins publishing's new Dennis Lehane Books imprint. Lehane says of Locke's writing, "I was first struck by Attica Locke's prose, then by the ingenuity of her narrative and finally and most deeply by the depth of her humanity. She writes with equal amounts grace and passion. After just two novels, I'd probably read the phone book if her name was on the spine." If The Cutting Season is any indication of what readers can expect from Lehane's imprint, it will be very successful.
Geiger, a troubled and complex man, has one special talent – he is able to immediately discern a lie. This skill comes in handy in his work as an information retrieval specialist, a euphemism for professional torturer. In The Inquisitor, Mark Allen Smith creates a unique, flawed character in this sometimes grisly, but always thrilling story that follows this one-named man in a dark world of intrigue.
Geiger and his partner Harry enjoy their work in the torture business, and while Geiger has complete focus on his craft, he does have one unbendable rule that he will not hurt children. Geiger himself has no memory of his life before he woke up on a bus when he was 19 or 20. He is working with a counselor to unlock some of the repressed memories from his traumatic childhood in an effort to eradicate the debilitating migraines which have been occurring more frequently.
Geiger's client, Richard Hall, is supposed to be bringing an art thief to him, but instead shows up with the thief's twelve-year-old son Ezra. Rather than torture Ezra to discover his dad's whereabouts, Geiger takes the boy and goes on the run. His protective instinct triggered, he also begins to develop an unexpected emotional attachment to Ezra. Hall and his cronies pursue the duo and the chase is on! Unfortunately for Geiger, his resources pale in comparison to Hall's who seems to have unlimited power and contacts in high places. In fact, as Geiger soon learns, there is much more at stake than a stolen painting. This fast-paced thrill ride with a compelling protagonist makes this a memorable debut which ends too soon. The good news is that Geiger will be back as Smith is hard at work on the sequel.
In the quiet and picturesque town of Painters Mill, Ohio there is a thriving Amish community. These families have strong religious beliefs and shun the use of electricity, cars, and motorized farming equipment. They lead a simple life by relying on the land, and they have minimal interaction with outsiders. One would think such a peaceful place would be unfamiliar with the darker side of human nature, but sadly one would be mistaken. Linda Castillo has created an exciting mystery series situated in this bucolic setting, which has seen a crazed serial killer targeting both Amish and English women, a horrific home invasion, and hate crimes. The disappearance of young Amish teens is the focus of her latest release Gone Missing.
The Painter's Mill Sheriff's Department, though small, has a valuable and effective tool at its disposal to assist in solving crimes that involve the Amish. Her name is Chief Kate Burkholder, and along with her experience as a big-city law enforcement officer, she also was raised Amish. The plain folk have a natural distrust of law enforcement and few people are in the position to cope with the clash of cultures and ideals as Chief Burkholder.
Gone Missing is the fourth Amish mystery written by Castillo, though it is not necessary to read them in chronological order. In each, she provides a concise backstory that summarizes her protagonists' personal demons and the inner battle to keep them in check. Sworn to Silence, the first Kate Burkholder novel, is under production by the Lifetime network as a two-hour movie starring Neve Campbell, with the possibility of it becoming a regular series. Interesting, informative, and chilling, these mysteries may not represent a serene drive in the country, but they are definitely worth the trip.
Waiting for one's life to begin often means missing out on the present. In An Uncommon Education, Elizabeth Percer presents a reflective, coming-of-age story. Naomi Feinstein spends her childhood waiting for circumstances to change, especially hoping for more friends and freedom from her classmates' cruelty. As a young adult, she gradually comes to terms with her life, embracing both its imperfections and possibilities.
More than one person's reflections, however, this book is also an immigrant story and family saga. Naomi chronicles her lonely childhood with first-generation immigrant parents who were often in poor health. Her father was Jewish and her mother a Catholic who converted to Judaism, which furthers her feelings of isolation and confuses her sense of identity and where she belongs. Gifted with a photographic memory and fascinated from an early age with saving lives and curing illness, Naomi goes to Wellesley College to become a doctor. Her time at the school is heavily influenced by her initiation into a secret Shakespeare society comprised of students who are all unconventional or outsiders in some capacity.
Although a large part of this story takes place at a university, Naomi's true "education" is the life lessons she receives along the way, particularly when a scandal threatens her hard-earned friendships. Percer's writing is very poetic and lyrical. As a narrator, Naomi is smart and insightful, and as her character matures, so does her narrative style and thought process. Readers will relate to her journey, which is less heroic than it is a series of wrong turns and learning by trial and error. A good recommend for book clubs.
In Some Kind of Fairy Tale by Graham Joyce, we meet the Martin family, who has been devastated since their sixteen-year-old daughter Tara mysteriously disappeared twenty years ago. Searches were unsuccessful and her boyfriend Richie was accused but never charged. On Christmas Day Tara resurfaces looking just as she had twenty years before, spinning a seemingly implausible tale of a mysterious gentleman and a place in the woods that only allows access several times a year. Tara insists that only six months have passed, but her family remains twenty years older. The Martin family must decide to question the nature of reality, or question Tara's sanity. Some Kind of Fairy Tale takes an interesting spin on the contemporary fable and is definitely a unique read.
Another new and very different look at another world is the slightly darker Charlotte Markham and the House of Darkling by Michael Boccacino. It begins as a standard gothic piece with a large English country house, the master in mourning from the loss of his young wife, and an attractive governess hired to care for the two children. It soon becomes apparent that all is not as it seems in the town when the nanny of the boys is murdered, seemingly ripped apart by wild animals. Charlotte and the two boys are also having mysterious dreams about a man dressed entirely in black and a strange house through the mists where the boys' mother remains alive. When these dreams become reality, Charlotte finds herself playing a dangerous game, one that she must win for the sake of herself and the children. Both of these tales offer strong characters, suspense, mystery and an enticing other-worldly setting. Perfect for adults who want a bit of fairy magic and a fascinating tale that will sweep them out of reality into a world of dreams.
What do Skios by Michael Frayn, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce, and Hilary Mantel's Bring Up the Bodies have in common? Each has been included on the Long List of Great Britain's highly coveted contemporary fiction award, the Man Booker Prize.
Taking place on the private Greek island of Skios, blonde Nikki Hook is the coolly capable public relations rep for the prestigious Fred Toppler foundation. She is preparing for the arrival of, and fantasizing about, much vaunted guest speaker Dr. Norman Wilfred. Nikki's gal pal Georgie is heading to a secretive tryst at the other end of the island with dilettante playboy Oscar Fox. Lost luggage, mistaken identity, wrong rooms, taxi-driving brothers, and a language barrier all figure prominently in this farce, both comedic and satirical. Euphoksoliva, anyone?
Hobby-less Harold is recently retired. Seemingly estranged from his only son, on the very last nerve of his house-cleaning wife, and locked in desultory lawn care chats with his recently widowed neighbor, Harold needs a purpose. Purpose arrives via the mail in the guise of a brief letter from former co-worker Queenie Hennessy, who writes to let Harold know she is dying. Harold responds with a quick condolence note but instead decides that if he walks to see Queenie himself, she will survive. Marching along in yacht shoes and a neck tie, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry has Mr. Fry walking five hundred miles through England as he develops both blisters and perspective in this charming yet poignant tale.
Bring Up the Bodies is the sequel to Hilary Mantel's 2009 winner of the Booker Prize, Wolf Hall, and again features Thomas Cromwell. Now a powerful minister to Henry VIII, Cromwell's job is to clear out Anne Boleyn as Henry yearns to replace her with Jane Seymour. Written using present tense, the author offers a fresh view on Cromwell as a thoughtful reformer carrying out the wishes of the King. Mantel's skill in writing fascinating and suspenseful historical fiction is on display here, drawing in the reader despite the foregone conclusion. Mantel plans a third book which will complete the Thomas Cromwell trilogy.
Like the heroine of her new novel The Next Best Thing, bestselling author Jennifer Weiner thought that it was a dream come true when she was approached to co-create a sitcom featuring a plus-sized heroine trying to break into show business. Although State of Georgia was short-lived, Weiner used her experiences in the television industry to create her new novel.
Readers first met Ruth Saunders in the short story "Swim" in Weiner's The Guy Not Taken: Stories. After losing her parents in an accident that permanently scarred her, Ruth was raised by her grandmother. During her recovery from her injuries, Ruth and her grandmother found comfort in their favorite TV shows, like The Golden Girls. After she finished college, Ruth and her grandmother moved to Hollywood to chase Ruth's dream of writing television shows. Now, Ruth has worked her way from glorified gofer to the creator of her first TV show, The Next Best Thing, a sitcom based loosely on her own life.
Ruth struggles with the process of shooting the pilot and first season of her show. As the show evolves, she watches her heartwarming comedy about an average girl breaking in to the restaurant business with the love and support of her grandmother change into another show entirely. Cady, the famous actress that the network forced Ruth to hire to play the plus-sized heroine, suddenly diets her way to a size 0. Network politics force her to fire actors that she thinks are right for the show, and the character based on her grandmother is rewritten as an oversexed cougar. Is this really the career she has always dreamed of? Weiner's Hollywood-insider perspective and warm humor make readers cheer for Ruth's chance to have it all.
Weiner is known for connecting with her readers via social media. Fans can follow her on Twitter (@JenniferWeiner), where she live-tweets reality TV shows like The Bachelor and shares her favorite new books with her readers.
Theodora Saxby is The Ugly Duchess in Eloisa James' fourth Regency fairy tale inspired by Andersen's The Ugly Duckling. All her life she's been told that her looks are less than impressive, and she knows that her only chance at marriage will be to snag a fortune hunter. When she sets her sights on Geoffrey Trevelyan, she enlists the help of her best friend, James Ryburn, the Earl of Islay. She wants James to pretend to court her so Geoffrey will be forced to propose. But the close contact creates sparks between these two friends and when it is James who asks for her hand, Theo follows her heart.
But a fairy tale wouldn't be complete without a villain, and in this story it's James' father, the Duke of Ashbrook. The Duke had amassed gambling debts which threatened the future of the estate and he forced his son to marry Theo for her money. Basking in the glow of newlywed happiness, Theo overhears James and his father arguing and quickly realizes that is was her money that led James down the aisle. Theo banishes James from their home and demands that he leave England. She then reinvents herself and becomes a glittering society swan. For seven years, Theo lives independently and in-demand without any idea of the whereabouts of her husband. When James finally returns, he is changed physically (he's got a tattoo!) and emotionally, but remains steadfast in his desire to reclaim his beautiful wife who he always saw as a swan.
Eloisa James has created another enchanting fairy tale love story with two passionate characters, a touch of wit, and a happily ever after. Lucky local fans can meet Eloisa in person at Nora Roberts' Turn the Page Bookstore in Boonsboro, where she'll be signing with Nora and several other authors on September 15th from noon until two o'clock.
"Albert had come to the conclusion that the key to survival in Old Australia was in picking a criminal element you liked and sticking with it."
Albert of Adelaide is tired of his life. He is bored by his daily routine, the same meals over and over, the same neighbors arguing and complaining, the same people gawking at him day in and day out. He longs for freedom and adventure, to experience life as it was meant to be lived. He gets his chance when an inattentive staffer fails to lock his cage and Albert the platypus breaks out of the Adelaide Zoo, beginning his journey toward self-discovery.
Following tales and legends, Albert begins his search for "Old Australia," a place where animals rule themselves and humans do not interfere. Along the way, he makes friends as well as enemies. Even among the animals Albert is a curiosity, which proves to be both an advantage and disadvantage for him. Curiosity soon turns to fear, and Albert must learn the difficult lesson that not everyone nice is inherently good and not every criminal is inherently bad.
Debut novelist Howard Anderson has created a thought-provoking and entertaining story. Comparisons to Watership Down or even Animal Farm are inevitable, but Albert is much more reminiscent of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. The Wild West language and shoot 'em up simplicity of Old Australia draws the reader in, with many laugh-out-loud moments to enjoy. The supporting characters are a literal hoot, namely the pyromaniac wombat and a pair of drunken bandicoots. Albert of Adelaide is recommended for fans of westerns, animal stories, or anyone who likes a good laugh.
Who knew that the world of high school cheerleading could be so fascinating? Dare Me by Megan Abbott is a chilling tale that needs to be read in one sitting. Abby Hanlon is lieutenant to cheerleading captain Beth Cassidy. The two women are used to the status quo, the hierarchy of high school. Things change as their coach leaves and is replaced by Colette French, a young coach who begins to push the girls to their limits, turning them into champions. She gathers the young women into a cohesive unit, urging them to work together to go farther and fly higher. Colette presents herself as a mentor and a friend to the girls. She invites them to her house, often neglecting her husband and daughter. She supplies them with alcohol and berates them about weight issues. Colette sees no need for a team captain, which doesn't sit well with Beth, who is used to being top dog. Beth becomes sullen and resentful, and Abby seems caught in the middle. Then an apparent suicide rocks the town, threatening to reveal squad secrets. A power struggle ensues that threatens to tear apart the squad, and the reader wonders who will survive the fallout.
Though the setting of Dare Me is high school, the intense theme makes it a book for older teens and adults. Abbott captures the cheerleading world perfectly. She describes the moves and tricks, the training, the blood, sweat and tears. She explores what happens when you are no longer accepted by the group, and the darkness and desperation of the human heart. Dare Me is a journey that is not easy, but once begun will need to be read to its intense conclusion.
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A family-owned eatery passed down through several generations, The Beacon Tavern fits right in with the historic neighborhood it resides in. The tavern's owners and proprietors, all of whom still live nearby, emphasize that close-knit atmosphere as they serve recipes made from scratch and meats hand cut on site.
Aromas from double-cut pork chops, north-atlantic salmon, and pale-ale-battered cod fill the air as 16 draft beers and a lengthy selection of reds and whites dazzles palates. A kids' menu keeps energetic youngsters occupied with built-in games and helpful tips for convincing parents why they should be emancipated.
The tavern's main dining room accents steaming plates of food with exposed brick walls and tall wooden booths. In warm weather, The Alley seating area features alfresco dining with sights of the South Plaza neighborhood and mischievous birds dropping gum into the hair of passersby. Meanwhile, parties and meetings convene in the upstairs Monk's Loft area.
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For more than 20 years, the chefs at Spirit's Restaurant have been serving up cuisine to match their patriotic location, tucked inside the American Inn. The chefs offer a menu of hamburgers, sandwiches, and hearty entrees such as fried chicken and lasagna. But if you can't choose just one dish from this spread of classic American eats, opt for the buffet. Offered seven days a week, the chefs stock buffet trays with enough comfort food to feed armies of customers all day, every day, excepting, of course, the hours that they're closed or find themselves mysteriously transported to an alternate dimension.
Amidst dazzling décor imported from Egypt, Sahara Sheesha Lounge's handmade Egyptian hookahs billow out wafts of premium flavored tobacco from Al Fakher, Star Buzz, and the lounge's own hand-crafted blends. Amid handmade rugs and bamboo chairs, spacious couches cushion customers as they pair their puffs of flavored smoke with sips of tea, fresh fruit juices, and smoothies. The lounge also boasts a large projection-screen television for communal entertainment and eschews the greatest yodeling hits in favor of authentic midwestern music.
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With a stay at Clarion Hotel Sports Complex in Kansas City, you'll be minutes from Kauffman Stadium and Arrowhead Stadium. This hotel is within the vicinity of Starlight Theatre and Kansas City Zoo.
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Natalie Smith needed some excitement in her life, which at that point merely consisted of performing as a professional ballet and hip-hop dancer, posing as a model, and balancing atop speeding motorcycles as a stuntwoman. After stumbling across a segment about pole dancing on the Oprah Winfrey show, she decided to spice things up a bit and dive headfirst into the fun yet demanding exercise form. She lost 25 pounds in two months, inspiring her to open her own studio?where she draws upon her experience in dancing and cheerleading to lead classes that span the sultry workout spectrum from pole routines to booty boot camp. The studio boasts 30 poles and 5,000 square feet of floor space, evoking the feeling of walking into a chrome forest?which is an experience similar to walking into the Redwoods after governor Schwarzenegger's controversial act to silver plate every tree. In the studio, Natalie and her team of certified instructors?twirling under a hot pink tin ceiling.?lead spins, climbs, and drops during lessons and private parties. They welcome ladies of all ages and builds to the women-only locale, which offers bed tanning to supplement its body-toning programs.
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Travel day home from TTT. Slow service at Bob Evans, and over 1:15 to get home from Rangers meant no time for anything other than laundry and a basic unpack of gear. Man, the nasty clothes bag had a serious stink goin' on. Serious stink!
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Saturday - May 21
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Swim: 3h 18m 48s - 11334.34 M
Bike: 10h 32m 15s - 177.86 Mi
Run: 3h 26m 08s - 20.56 Mi
Massage: 1h 15m
Yoga: 1h 00m
Swim: 13h 21m 34s - 39838.14 M
Bike: 43h 28m 22s - 715.01 Mi
Run: 22h 13m 35s - 136.56 Mi
Massage: 1h 30m
Walking: 20m
Yoga: 50m
Swim: 54h 16m 40s - 147778.02 M
Bike: 186h 31m 37s - 2966.05 Mi
Run: 114h 11m 32s - 717.68 Mi
Strength: 16h 23m
Massage: 7h 30m
Paddle Boarding: 3h 51m
Rock Climbing: 2h 20m
Transitions: 35m
Walking: 1h 40m
Yard Work: 8h 45m
Yoga: 5h 50m
Swim: 82h 34m 39s - 229508.36 M
Bike: 246h 44m 48s - 4124.63 Mi
Run: 189h 27m 34s - 1117.98 Mi
Strength: 16h 45m
Hiking: 3h 15m
Kayaking: 1h 10m
Massage: 7h 05m
Rock Climbing: 45m
Transitions: 50m
Walking: 6h 35m
Yard Work: 4h 00m
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|Head Women's Tennis Coach
Chase's Credentials
- Career Record: 44-78 in six seasons
- IIAC Record: 20-29
- Led Storm to first back-to-back, 10-win seasons since 2002
- 4th-place IIAC finish in 2012 is highest since 2000
- Teams have earned ITA All-Academic Team Award three times
The 2014-15 season marks Lindsay Chase's seventh as the head women's tennis coach at Simpson.
In six seasons under the direction Chase, the Storm have undergone steady improvement, highlighted by back-to-back, 10-win seasons in 2011-12 and 2012-13. Chase is 44-78 overall at Simpson.
In 2012-13, the Storm went 11-10, giving the program its first consecutive 10-win seasons since 2002-03. Chase led Simpson to a 4-3 mark in the Iowa Conference, good for fourth place in the league standings and the best finish by a Simpson team since 2000-01.
In 2011-12 she guided the Storm to a 10-8 mark, the first winning season under Chase and only the eighth, 10-win season in the program's 39-year history. The fall season ended with a 5-2 triumph over Central at the Iowa Conference Tournament, giving the Storm fifth-place in the league while snapping a 14-match losing streak against the Dutch in the process.
Under Chase, four players have won individual conference titles: Alissa Nance at Flight B in 2008, Gwen Kingsbury at Flight C in 2008, Lindsay Nash at Flight C in 2010 and Michelle Hartman at Flight C in 2012. The doubles team of Tiffany Bost and Allison Anderson won the Flight B bracket in 2012. Fifteen student-athletes have earned Academic All-Conference honors and 18 have been named ITA Scholar-Athletes. Simpson took home the ITA All-Academic Team Award (cumulative GPA of 3.20 or above) in 2010, 2011 and 2012.
Prior to her tenure, Chase served as an assistant women's tennis coach for Simpson from 2004-06.
An Indianola, Iowa native, Chase was a two-sport athlete for Coe College competing in tennis and softball. In tennis, Chase earned All-Conference honors at No. 4 singles in 2002 and took home an Academic All-Conference nod for the Kohawks. Chase later earned All-Conference, ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America, and NFCA Scholar-Athlete honors for Coe in softball.
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What smuck steals a little girls's dog. There is an answer and he was arrested!
Why in GOD'S name isn't anyone saying: Very very irresponsible to tie up a DOG outside of a store or anywhere these days, especially a pure bred, abd especially the area!!!!!!! It is a shame we can not do that, however, anyone with 1/2 of a mind, should have realized how irresponsible they were being with this dog! I cann't believe that anywhere this was news, that the journalists did not take the time to state that tieing a dog up is leaving your personal property on the street, where there are people who have no scrupples walking along everyday, every minute, every where!!!!!!!!!
While your point is well taken, why isn't anyone saying "Why don't stores allow well behaved dogs inside?" Dogs could be stolen if they have to be left outside to comply with the store's policy.
According to all the owners I've met: their dog is well behaved, their dog is friendly, their dog doesn't make a mess.
I once was bitten by a dog when viewing an apartment to rent. She said "Oh he doesn't bite" immediately after she had observed the dog biting me. It was like flash-freezed cognitive dissonance.
"No dogs allowed" seems a sensible policy for stores.
It does. I made that comment because the comment below mine said why don't we blame the girl for leaving the dog outside.
There once was a time when you could tie your dog up for a couple of minutes and run in the store. Are you justifying the cruel act of the thief? Lets bring it back around to what this is really about…somebody committed a crime and stole someone else's pet. That is just wrong.
Blame the victim much?
He looks like a Grinch with that Mug.
Clearly, this is more proof that teachers are thugs, intrinsically opposed to the Free Market that made this country great. What "teacher" has a spare $220 to throw around, anyway ? She must be investigated, immediately, before she poisons the children left in her care with her socialist agenda.
Betcha she can get her $$ back from the cops after they arrested the dude.
My experience with victim reparation leads me to think that that's extremely unlikely.
I'd love to donate a few dollars to a fund that reimburses the teacher — anyone know if such a fund exists?
I was thinking exactly the same thing. Anyone know if there's an indiegogo for her or anything?
What a wonderful Samaritan. That's got to be the nicest story of the day.
Folks, the guy's name is Brandon Bacon? Mentioned & picture shown at around 1:39 in the video? If so, he has an IMDB page right here. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1812240/
It would be kind of sweet if he shows up to casting calls to 'what? The dognapper? NEXT!'
Past roles are described as: Stoner Dude, Car Thief, Pasty Guy (uncredited), Drug Dealer, Man on Sidewalk & Smoker. At least he's playing to type! ;)
Sailing pretty close to libel here – especially if it turns out your accused was 16,672 kilometres away at the time of the crime (which seems like a real possibility).
"Look, we're casting for paedophile drug-dealing stoner dude, but we can't cast a TOTAL MONSTER!"
Not even close. Brandon Bacon (the alleged dognapper), vs Brendan Bacon, the obscure actor. While facial features can change due to weight loss or gain, a cursory examination of the photos on the IMDB reveal they are not the same man.
Their noses are distinctly different (straight on the alleged dognapper, and curved on the actor), and their ears are also a dead giveaway (those of the arrested man having attached lobes, while the actor has detached lobes that are quite clearly pierced).
Furthermore, I would suggest that the actor's whimsical frowny-face is nothing at all like the soulless glare from the downward-cast eyes of the so-called 'grinch'.
Also, further reading reveals that Brendan Bacon, the obscure actor, lives in Australia, not Central Park.
Check the ear lobes. Aussie actor's are of the hanging variety. Dognapper's are attached.
Also, Momma Lanza didn't teach at Sandy Hook.
My bad then. I hope nobody flies out to Australia to shame him.
Moral of the story: don't leave your dog tied up outside while you go shopping.
Moral of the story: Living your life in fear is not a life. Yes, dogs get snatched in cities. Especially small dogs. The solution? Don't change your behavior. Just get the dog chipped. And have faith in others. Don't let one crappy actor from Knowing ruin your life.
I think you're confusing fear with responsible pet ownership. Yes, please get the dog chipped. But don't put them in situations where they'll bear the consequences of your "fearlessness" should something unexpected happen.
Do you wear seat belts, or lock the door when you're away? Being rational isn't the same as being fearful.
Sure, a chip is essential in helping to recover a pet that's escaped or been stolen and recovered. But it's not going to help much if your dog gets stolen to be used as bait in training fighting dogs. So, get your pet chipped AND don't tie them up outside alone when you go shopping.
It ain't the actor guy. Stop saying that it is. Not funny.
Maybe he'll get the role in the eventual Disney movie. Brendan Bacon IS Brandon Bacon in the role of his lifetime. They can CGI him the appropriate earlobes. The dog will of course be played by Andy Serkis
The dog didn't even appear to be tied up.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are like the cutest dogs ever. I've been seeing a TON of them recently for some reason.
Mixed breed mutts are dogs and pets too. Who cares what kind of dog it is? If it is part of a family, it is just as much a heartbreak if it goes missing for any reason.
I've been seeing a TON of them recently for some reason.
Possibly due to one of the characters in Sex and the City getting one as a child-replacement.
I have 4.
Maybe you should think about diversifying.
My aunt's was a rescue dog from a breeder that got raided. I'd kind of like to think all the ones I see are from that too.
If the little girl had been armed with a Bushmaster this never would have happened.
If the dog had been armed with a Bushmaster this never would have happened.
If we had a force of armed volunteers guarding every dog in the country this never would've happened.
If the dog had a chunk of C4 on its collar that was wired to a proximity alarm that went off once it got a certain distance from its owner (when armed), it would have happened only once.
Micro chip your dog. That's the least you can do if you really want to find it should the worse scenario happen.
Who the heck leaves a small, easily picked-up dog (or any dog, for that matter) tied up outside of a store in a large city. In a small rural town where everyone knows everyone? MAYBE. I'm glad the kid got her dog back, but I sure hope her and her mother learn a lesson about responsible pet ownership from this.
Blame the victim
It's always fun
Blame the victim
Even if it makes you look dumb
It's not blaming the victim to accurately point out that this mother was irresponsible. If she had left her daughter unattended outside of that store would you still be saying this is blaming the victim? Come on, you gotta draw the line somewhere on irresponsible behavior.
That dog didn't even look tied up in the surveillance video. It's called neglect. Who knows what that poor dog is yet to suffer?
An bhfuil Gaeilge agat? ;) Sin é!
The kind of small rural town that can develop a meth problem overnight? Yeah, perfectly safe.
Dog snatched by Bacon. Man bites dog.
Dog snatched by Bacon.
Not kosher!
Wow a good example of Chip Your Dog. Unless the stolen dog is used as bait for dog fighting, at some point it will be sold and hit the vet, At least where I am there is a law requiring all new vet patients be scanned for existing chips, and animal control does it when you get a dog license (they also hard sell chipping the dog if the scan shows nothing.)
One of the things that always amazes me, as an European, with you folks from the U.S.A. is how some of you are always willing to pay, whatever the reason for, even when you are told it's free. And there are others who always take the time to publicly give away the names and references from any one who his supposed to have done something they consider wrong. Don't feel offended please, that's not my intention to be perceived as rude or offensive. That's just how you are in our strangers eye, like the two sides of a medal. It's just the facts, not a judgment of intentions :o)
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Robo-Santa and his Meccano tree, 1960
From vintage ad enthusiast Paul Malon's superb Flickr stream, this 1960 holiday season cover from science fiction magazine Galaxy.
Lamenting the loss of children's chemistry kits
A New York Times piece on post-9/11 chemistry sets, modified for the age of lawsuits and terror-noia: "Basically, you have to be able to eat everything in the science kit," says Jim Becker, president of SmartLab Toys, "who recalled learning the names of chemicals from his childhood chemistry set, which contained substances that have long since been banned from toys." It's a good piece, though Steve Silberman pretty much wrote the same piece back in 2006 for Wired Magazine.
If you're into this as nostalgia, there are lots of cool vintage sets routinely available on eBay. Here's a neat midcentury specimen.
Santa's privacy policy
"Santa's Privacy Policy" is a McSweeney's classic from 2010. On the one hand, the joke is pretty much all in the headline and doesn't really need much elaboration.


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The Cricketers (literally), Richmond - circa 1922 (Landlord W Newport)
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Cricketers, 24 The Green, Richmond - in January 2010
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Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Surrey . The Surrey listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.
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My grandfather, William Newport was at the Euston Road Tavern (1891), the King of Prussia, Union Street, Southwark (1899 - 1910); the Sennocke Hotel, Sevenoaks (circa 1913); here until possibly up until 1922. He was then at the Lion Hotel, Chipping Ongar by 1925. His brother, James Newport ran The Star, 38 St Johns Wood 1899/1910. *
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Messi scores on the rebound.
Founder of ESAS - Edgar Schiferli, the best associate bowler
A follower of the schools of Machiavelli, Bentham, Locke, Hobbes, Sutcliffe, Bradman, Lindwall, Miller, Hassett and Benaud
Member of JMAS, DMAS, FRAS and RTDAS
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Fascist Dictator of the Heath Davis Appreciation Society
Supporting Petone's Finest since the very start - Iain O'Brien
Adam Wheater - Another batsman off the Essex production line
Also Supporting the All Time #1 Batsman of All Time Ever - Jacques Kallis and the much maligned Peter Siddle.
Vimes tells it how it is:
Parmi | #1 draft pick | Jake King is **** | Big Bash League tipping champion of the universeCome and Paint Turtle
Sydney to beat the Brisbane Lions.
Swans here too, please.
Reminders to Jono, Burgey & tozz.
Cricket Web's 2013/14 Premier League Tipping Champion
- As featured in The Independent.
"The committee discussed the issue of illegal bowling actions, and believed that there are a number of bowlers currently employing suspect actions in international cricket, and that the ICC's reporting and testing procedures are not adequately scrutinising these bowlers."
- Even the ICC's own official press release thinks things must change
WWCC - Loyaulte Mi Lie
"People make me happy.. not places.. people"
"When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life." - Samuel Johnson
"Hope is the fuel of progress and fear is the prison in which you put yourself" - Tony Benn
Carlton upsetting The Pies does for Riggins and Samuel whilst their own idolence gets the better of Jono & tozz.
Riggins: Collingwood
Jono: -
Samuel_Vimes: Collingwood
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morgieb: Fremantle
superkingdave: Freo
benchmark00: Sydney
BoyBrumby: Swans
Somerset: Sydney
Burgey: Freo
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superkingdave: Adelaide, Fremantle
benchmark00: Geelong, Sydney
BoyBrumby: Brisbane Lions, Sydney
Somerset: Geelong, Sydney
Burgey: Geelong, Fremantle
Round Sixteen Fixtures
North Melbourne vs. Carlton (Docklands)
Melbourne vs. Fremantle (Docklands)
Port Adelaide vs. Essendon (Football Park)
Richmond vs. Gold Coast* (Cazaly's)
Brisbane Lions vs. St Kilda (The Gabba)
Geelong vs. Collingwood (MCG)
Greater Western Sydney* vs. Adelaide (Sydney Showground)
Western Bulldogs vs. Hawthorn (Docklands)
West Coast vs. Sydney (Subiaco)
RIP Craig Walsh (Craig) 1985-2012
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Freo, por favor.
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Master of Arts – Mass Communication – University of Florida - May, 1986 (Graduation with Distinction)
Bachelor of Arts – Broadcast Communication – Marquette University, May, 1981
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Selected PublicationsAge of Obama A Reporter's Journey with Clinton, McCain and Obama in the Making of the President 2008 (Nimble Books, LLC), January 20, 2009, ISBN #1934840823
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Palazzo Piccolomini
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In 1459 Pius II commissioned Rossellino to design the perfect palazzo for his papal court. The architect took Florence's Palazzo Rucellai by Alberti as a model and designed this 100-room palace. Three sides of the building fit perfectly into the urban plan around it, while the fourth, looking over the valley, has a lovely loggia uniting it with the gardens in back. Guided tours departing every 30 minutes take you to visit the papal apartments, including a beautiful library, the Sala delle Armi (with an impressive weapons collection), and the music room, with its extravagant wooden ceiling forming four letter Ps, for Pope, Pius, Piccolomini, and Pienza. The last tour departs 30 minutes before closing.
- Address: Piazza Pio II, Pienza, 53026 | Map It
- Phone: 0578/748392
- Cost: €7
- Hours: Mid-Mar.–mid-Oct., Tues.–Sun. 10–6:30; mid-Oct.–mid-Mar., Tues.–Sun. 10–4:30. Last entrance 30 mins before closing.
- Website: www.palazzopiccolominipienza.it
- Location: Pienza
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Minecraft: Pi Edition is out now and available to download for free.
The custom version of Mojang's hugely successful world builder is based on Minecraft Pocket Edition, but has been modified to be compatible with the low-cost micro-computer Raspberry Pi.
The game features a "revised feature set" and "support for several programming languages", allowing users to code directly into the game.
Posting on its official blog, Mojang promised it "will be adding new features in due course".
The studio has encouraged players to pick away at and explore the game's code.
"You can start by building structures in the traditional Minecraft way, but once you've got to grips with the in-game features, there's opportunity to break open the code and use programming language to manipulate things in the game world. You'll be learning new skills through Minecraft."
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Brandon McCarthy continues rehab stint in Reno
Originally published: Jul 22, 2013 - 6:37 pm
The pitcher that's closest to returning is Brandon McCarthy. He went on the disabled list on June 1st, retroactive to May 31st with right shoulder inflammation, an issue that's plagued him in seasons past.
The right-hander is just now testing his arm in real game situations with a couple rehab starts with Triple-A Reno, the first of which came Sunday night. McCarthy lasted 4.1 innings, allowed six runs on nine hits with two walks and one strikeout.
"I think he ran out of gas last night. That's kind of what I took out of it," said Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson. "He threw the ball decently, (got to the) fifth inning and just kind of lost it. His arm got tired and his legs got tired.
"I haven't talked to him, but just looking at it, he didn't finish very strong. But that's why he's down there, to build up strength and endurance."
McCarthy, 30, was 2-4 with a 5.00 ERA in 11 starts for the D-backs before going on the disabled list. The original plan was for McCarthy to have two starts with Reno and get up to 90 or 95 pitches in each outing.
On Sunday, he threw just 71 total pitches, 44 of those being strikes.
McCarthy was spotted on Monday in the D-backs' clubhouse, but said he's just in Arizona in between starts. He's supposed to head back to Reno when his turn in that squad's rotation comes up.
Gibson reiterated that plan during his media session Monday before the D-backs took on the Chicago Cubs.
"Well, we know he's gonna do one more for sure," the skipper said.
Kyndra de St. Aubin, Reporter - Arizona Sports 98.7
- MLB debutant delivers for Padres in win over D-backs
- Cahill, D-backs' offense struggle in loss to Padres: By The Numbers
- Arizona Diamondbacks reinstate Daniel Hudson, Cody Ross from the disabled list
- Dose of Venom: Anderson dominates, Diamondbacks finish home stand with win over Rockies
- Anderson, Hill, big 7th inning lift Diamondbacks over Rockies: By The Numbers
- Augie Ojeda, former Arizona Diamondback - Friday August 29Doug and Wolf chat with former Diamondback Augie Ojeda.
- Travis Lee, former D-backs first baseman - Thursday August 28Travis Lee shares some stories and memories from playing with the D-backs.
- Derrick Hall, D-backs President and CEO - Thursday August 28Derrick Hall discusses the home plate rule in the new instant replay system.
- Tim Kurkjian, ESPN MLB insider - Wednesday August 27ESPN baseball analyst Tim Kurkjian believes Matt Williams is good for the Nationals.
- Kirk Gibson, D-backs manager - Tuesday August 26D-backs manager Kirk Gibson discusses possible changes to a six-man rotation.
- Reggie Sanders - former Diamondbacks outfielder - Tuesday August 26Reggie Sanders discusses the Diamondbacks' alumni game coming up this Saturday.
- Derrick Hall, D-backs President & CEO - Thursday August 21Derrick Hall gives his thoughts on the new MLB commissioner.


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Paws to Read Summer Reading Club with Rronaldo!
Rronaldo is excited to participate in the Paws to Read Summer Reading Club! One of these bikes could be yours if you complete your reading club log and enter to win.
To sign up, visit us at the Youth Reference Desk by July 26th to get your reading log. Make sure you turn in your completed reading log by August 2 to enter to win a bike or other great prizes.
Biscuits (Birth to 1st Graders) will need to read 30 books, Scoobys (2nd to 5th Graders) will need to read 12 chapter books, and Aslan of Naria reading clubbers (6th Grade and up) will need to read 6 books to finish the club.
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I can't find the cute photo of him in his scarf that I made for the pet parade... but here he is hanging out underneath a table.


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Condo in exclusive area near San Jose, Costa Rica and airport
From $150 / night
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Beautiful condominium near San Jose, with 24 hour security guard, open floor plan, on the 5th floor with a large balcony outside of the living room and master bedroom. Breathtaking views of the whole San Jose valley and mountains, with lots of fresh air running through the home. The kitchen is fully equipped, dishwasher, washer and dryer, 100% cotton bedding, 2 car security garage. Maid service provided weekly (more often for an extra fee). My staff will give you information about restaurants, places to go, tour guides and a driver. Fernando is a driver with a very comfortable shuttle who will take you anywhere anytime at a very reasonab...Read more
Condo in exclusive area near San Jose, Costa Rica and airport
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Escazu is a very exclusive area in Costa Rica, it is only 15 minutes away from San Jose and 15 minutes away from the airport. Walking distance there are fine restaurants, cafes, a market and ATM machines. Near the condo is a top hospital CIMA, the best mall in Costa Rica Multiplaza, the Intercontinental Hotel and the only IMAX theater in Costa Rica, all located 10 minutes away from the unit.
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Trial of Tunisian Activist Graffiti Artists Postponed to March 27
By Amira Masrour | Jan 23 2013Chahine Berriche , graffiti , main-national-featured , Oussama Bouagila , second-featured ,
The trial of Tunisian graffiti artists Oussama Bouagila and Chahine Berriche was postponed to March 27 as requested by some of the case's defense lawyers, confirmed Bochra Belhaj Hmida, a member of the artists' legal team, to Tunisia Live.
Bouagila and Berriche, members of the activist street-art group Zwelwa, were arrested on November 3, 2012 in the southeastern industrial town of Gabes as they were writing on a wall: "the people want rights for the poor.†Their trial was scheduled for today, and the two have been released since the arrest pending the results of the forthcoming trial.
The graffiti artists have been charged with "disrupting public order†under Article 121 of the Penal Code, which criminalizes the publication, distribution, or sale of information that detracts from public order or public morals. If found guilty, both men could face up to five years in prison.
The trial of Zwewla has caught the attention of many international organizations, including Amnesty International, which expressed in a press release its stance against the possible imprisonment of the two graffiti artists.
"These men should not be penalized for what their graffiti said. It is unjustifiable to threaten them with prison terms simply for peacefully exercising their right to freedom of expression,†said Philip Luther, Amnesty International's director for the Middle East and North Africa, in the press release.
Amnesty International believes that Tunisian authorities repeatedly resort to Article 121 of the Penal Code to suppress freedom of expression just as the former regime of Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali did.
"Article 121 of the Penal Code is the same legal arsenal, which was used by the ousted president Ben Ali. There is a defect in the Tunisian legal system," Lotfi Azouz, director of Amnesty International's office in Tunisia, said to Tunisia Live.
"Using such an article, many journalists and bloggers, who expressed peacefully their opinions, were jailed," he recounted.


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Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan are considered TV royalty after the daytime TV favourites became household names presenting This Morning on ITV for 13 years. They then moved to Channel 4 where their show, Richard & Judy, ran for seven years.
She personal fitness trainer added: "But mine talk about it for the whole of Britain...Actually, good on them. As long as they're happy"
The couple who presented This Morning on ITV have been married for 28 years and the man in the marriage says a healthy sex life is the key
As Evan Davies prepares to step into the formidable shoes of Jeremy Paxman on Newsnight, we look at other shows which went for a change of face
We predict a permanent seat on the This Morning sofas for former JLS singer and Saturdays star
We are a bit confused what the blonde bombshell is trying to say here, she looks pretty perfect to us - if only we could all guzzle magnums like that
Sunday Mirror columnist Carole Malone asks why anyone should tut-tut about how and when someone else wants to shuffle off this mortal coil
TV host Richard reveals he 'wouldn't give a tuppenny f***' about possibility of prosecution
As Eamonn compliments Ruth on her ability to guess length, we look back at more of the show's naughty bits
The TV veterans say the format and not the presenters are the real problem and believe the former BBC Breakfast host has a big challenge on her hands
Celebrity couple on the key to happiness with Irish singer set to release his debut solo album
For all the malfunctioning microphones and production mishaps, the party was befitting of the show
They are back in Liverpool today with Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford plus show legends Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan
The presenter casts her mind back to 1996, when she spoke of fashion trends to Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan
See the funniest giggle fits and presenting errors, with more euphemisms than you can shake a sausage at
This Morning is the latest TV show to embrace the nostalgia trend
The TV presenter said she thought her husband was having a stroke as he lay thrashing and screaming in distress
Marvin and Rochelle have signed up to co-host This Morning on ITV, and they've headed straight to the studios to get some practise in
The television presenter has opened up about his life at home as well as his long lasting career
The super-ripped Chloe Madeley has been talking about her new ripped body, but not everyone is a fan of it...
Presenter has also said she would never be a housemate on the show
Richard and Judy's daughter says she loves Danny, who has helped her drop a dress size in four weeks. Just as her ex Sam Attwater gets engaged to Dancing On Ice pro Vicky Ogden
Talking to Richard Bacon on BBC Radio 5 Live, Judy, 64, said: "There was a lot more inappropriate sexual behaviour in those days in TV"
Bookies are offering odds on which celeb will be the next to disassociate themselves with Scientology
TV couple are looking to celebrate their 30-year anniversary by going out to dinner and reminiscing, something they clearly adore
Former king and queen of daytime TV on the friend they lost to cancer, writing books and becoming grandparents
Anything that encourages people to pick up books is good news, which is why Judy and I welcome the Mirror's We Love Reading campaign
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Tributes were still pouring in last night to Fleet Street legend Sue Carroll.
Tributes to Sue Carroll flooded in today from the worlds of journalism, showbiz and politics.
Parents are embarrassing - if you're lucky, only sometimes, if you're Lourdes and mum is toyboy-obsessed Madonna, all the time.
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Will's article is published - and all hell breaks loose. watch
Nicole finally gets her chance to confront Kristen. watch
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EJ's shocked to learn that Rafe and Sami are still romantically involved.
Everyone is shocked by John's arrest.
Philip takes his rage out on Vivian over Melanie's shooting.
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Don Mitchell an unemployed dreamer who adores his 11-year-old daughter, Jody. But behind Jody's freckled smile lies a calculating mind that will go to any lengths to stop anyone who threatens to come between her and her father.
Sweet 11-year-old Jody conceals a dark persona beneath her cheerful exterior, brutally murdering anyone who stands between her and her dad.
The last thing Emma Moriarty expected to find in Eunice, Arizona, was love. So how does she wind up the object of "Murphy's Romance?" Sally Field and James Garner star in this endearing comic love story from director Martin Ritt (Norma Rae). Field plays a gutsy divorced mother eager to make it as a horse trainer on a small desert ranch. Enter the town's most eligible widower, Murphy Jones (Garner). The lovable, free-wheeling pharmacist befriends Emma and eventually comes a-courting. But just whenEmma may have found the right guy, her ne'er do well ex, Bobby Jack (Brian Kerwin), rides back into her life. Which one of these persistent suitors will lasso the reluctant filly? Share the warmth and feel-good humor of Field, Garner and "Murphy's Romance!"
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Will's article is published - and all hell breaks loose.
Nicole finally gets her chance to confront Kristen.
At the police station, Kristen waits to hear her fate as the grand jury hears witnesses. Fresh from testifying at the courthouse, Nicole arrives, finally getting her chance to confront her enemy. Kristen taunts Nicole about losing Eric. Kristen then goes to court but is told the grand jury has one more witness to hear. She turns and comes face-to-face… with Eric. Daniel visits Brady, who is grateful Daniel has brought Kristen back to face justice – but Brady has no intention of seeing her. Victor vows he'll take care of Kristen in his own way if the courts do not. Privately, Daniel asks Maggie to help Jennifer with the Eve situation. Later, Daniel runs into Eric, surprised to hear he was given the opportunity to return to the priesthood, but declined. Meanwhile, Brady is tempted to drink. Paige confronts Eve over using Theresa to undermine Paige's belief in JJ. Paige insists she's committed to JJ. Meanwhile, Marybeth gives JJ a hard time about Paige's decision to delay Stanford, questioning whether he's really changed or not. Even Rory has doubts. Later, JJ and Paige watch Parker together, and it's clear JJ's past still eats at him. Jennifer meets with Aiden about her case when Maggie arrives with a proposal, offering to sweeten the deal so Eve will settle and drop the lawsuit. Jennifer's intrigued but has a mysterious rider she wants Aiden to attach to the proposal. Eve, already worried about losing and getting nothing, is presented with the deal by Jennifer: take it or leave it but it must be signed now. Earlier, Hope confronts Aiden, wondering if he had been trying to make her believe he was dating Jennifer. Aiden admits he was worried Hope had developed feelings for him. She denies, and claims she thought he was the one who had feelings for her. They go their separate ways, both in denial. Jennifer is surprised when Eric tells her he won't be returning to the priesthood. Later, he has more disturbing fantasies about Nicole, unable to eject her from his thoughts.
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Man, do we miss her! Susan Flannery, who last year walked away from her 25-year role as Stephanie Forrester on The Bold and the Beautiful, is once again back in the Daytime Emmy race after four wins and three zillion nominations.
CBS' The Young and the Restless leads the pack of Daytime Emmy Award nominees, which were announced on Wednesday morning.
The Young and the Restless scored 23 nominations, helping CBS to become the most-nominated network this year with 50 total nods. PBS, which broadcasts Sesame Street, was right behind with 44.
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Only in Salem, kids, only in Salem. Days of Our Lives heartthrobs Eric Martsolf (Brady) and Galen Gering (Rafe) claim they had no problem shooting the soap's Magic Mike spoof airing April 23. But let's get real here. When you launch your career on Passions — as both actors did — you probably don't have much dignity left!
Nominations for the 38th annual Daytime Emmy Awards won't be announced until May 11 but we can tell you right now which soaps are most likely to land in the Outstanding Daytime Drama competition. Here's a look at what each of the seven serials submitted for the top prize and how they stack up.
All My Children (episode 10,505; airdate November 23, 2010)A strong, crackling hour during which Dr. David Hayward — not dead after all — walks into the courtroom during his murder trial and shocks the snot out of everyone in Pine Valley. Oddly, there are no out-of-the-park performances here but the noir-ish flashbacks detailing how the dastardly doc (played by fan fave Vincent Irizarry) faked his demise and tried to frame his rival Ryan are exceptionally well crafted and quite riveting. The stuff of grand memories? Not really. But this is good, solid work and in some years (like this one) that's more than enough to put a show in the race.
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|Saturday Market on the River
|Augusta Riverwalk: 8th St. Plaza, Augusta
|Browse local produce, baked goods, art and more on the banks of the Savannah River.
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|2020 Clean Water Dr. Buford
|Find out firsthand what it's like to be a turtle. Watch a swimming loggerhead sea turtle, explore turtle anatomy, and get nose to beak with turtles in a crawl-under aquatic tank.
|Adults, $10.50; ages 3-12; $6:50; 2 and younger, free
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|Buford Corn Maze
|4470 Bennett Rd.
|Corn maze, hayride, Haunted Forest, corn box, old time farm demonstrations. Friday, 6-10p.m. (midnight starting Sept. 20) ; Saturday, 10a.m.-10p.m. (midnight starting Sept. 21); Sunday noon-10p.m.
|Corn maze and hayride or Haunted Forest and hayride: $13/person; combo corn maze/ Haunted Forest, $20/person
Nov 2, 2013
10:00 am
|275 Centennial Olympic Park Drive NW, Atlanta
|The interactive exhibit engages families in a city environment, where visitors build math and problem-solving skills and learn the basics of economics at an anti-counterfeiting lab, a bank, a shopping district, a stock market, and an international shipping dock. Open through January 12th, 2014.
|$12.75 for Admission; 1 and younger free.
Nov 2, 2013
10:00 am
|Sea Monsters Revealed: Aquatic Bodies
|. 225 Baker St., Atlanta.
|Features the world's largest plastinated sea creatures including a 6-foot-wide devil ray, a 15-foot-long mako shark and an 18-foot-long, 3,000 pound whale shark.. Sun.-Fri., 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat., 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
|Adults, $29.95-34.95; ages 3-12, $23.95-$28.95.
Nov 2, 2013
10:00 am
|Uncle Shuck's Corn Maze
|4520 Highway 53 E, Dawsonville
|A 12-acre maze, pumpkin patch, "Great Goat Trek" attraction, hayride and bonfire. Friday 4p.m.-10p.m.; Saturday 10a.m.-10p.m.; Sunday 10a.m.- 6p.m.
|Maze, $10; combo hayride/maze, $13.
Nov 2, 2013
10:00 am
|North Georgia Corn Maze
|550 Tom Bell Rd., Cleveland
|Find your way through he 7-acre maze, relax on the hayride, enjoy a movie at dark or venture into the haunted "House of Burm" and take the elevator down to the "Dungeon of Fear". Friday, 6p.m.-11:30p.m.; Saturday 10a.m.-11:30p.m.; and Sunday 10a.m.-9p.m.
|Adults $10; children $9; hayride and Dungeon of Fear, extra
Nov 2, 2013
10:02 am
|1380 Atlantic Dr. NW, Atlanta
|A 25,000-square foot, quarter mile long maze of haunted mayhem caused by demonic artifacts. Not recommended or small children.
Nov 2, 2013
10:55 am
|Haunted Cavern
|1720 S. Scenic Hwy., Chattanooga, Tenn.
|Visit the terrifying Haunted Cavern and beware of the Body Forge – this spooky event takes place above and below ground. Not recommended for young children or pregnant women. Through Nov. 2. Fri.-Sat., 8-11 p.m. Sun
|$21/person online at hauntedcavern.com; $23 at the door.
Nov 2, 2013
11:00 am
|History Tours
|12th St. Park
|Learn about Piedmont Park's history and the city of Atlanta. Saturdays through December.
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