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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Jan. 16, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Toronto Star Newspapers Ltd., publisher of the Toronto Star, has launched a novel product bundle designed to grow its subscriber base and boost revenues. The promotion, which pairs a subscription to The Star ePaper with the Kobo Vox™ eReader, is powered by NewspaperDirect's (ND) SmartEdition technology and a Star-branded PressReader application.
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Explosive growth in connected devices. Enormous amounts of data for collection and analysis. Critical use of data for split-second decision making and actionable information. All three are factors in making the Internet of Things a reality. Yet, any one factor would have an IT organization pondering its infrastructure strategy. How should your organization enhance its IT framework to enable an Internet of Things implementation? In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, James Kirkland, Chief Architect for the Internet of Things and Intelligent Systems at Red Hat, described how to revolutioniz...
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Quartet heading to Texas for invitation-only All-American Bowl
Their season ended in October but four members of the St. Vital Mustangs just won't take "no more" for an answer.
That's because 11-year-old running back Nicolas Peters and linebacker Brody Williams, offensive lineman Wyatt Edmonds and defensive back Jake Richardson, all 13, have an invite for a pretty important bonus week of football.
The four attended an offence-defence summer camp in Flagstaff, Ariz., and impressed coaches and evaluators enough to earn all-American honours in their age group and at their positions.
With that came a ticket to the invitation-only Offence-Defence All-American Bowl Week, which starts Boxing Day in Houston.
It's an intense two days of two-a-day practices and then two days of games, one of which will be in Reliant Stadium, home of the NFL's Houston Texans.
It's the fourth year for the Bowl Week, which also includes a high school division, a Can-Am division and a division for high school seniors.
The four Manitobans, Peters, Williams, Edmonds and Richardson are competing in the 28-team youth section, which includes more than 500 players and is split into age-specific groups between 7 and 14.
For Williams, Edmonds and Richardson, it will be the second straight year on the road at football camps at Christmas time.
That trio attended the the All-American Bowl week in the Dallas area, with the focal point a game for the young players at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington.
"That big Jumbotron in the stadium, it's like 60 or 80 or yards , and it's all HD," Edmonds said about the Dallas experience. "And the seats, they go as high as your eye can see. If you're on the field and looking up at the seats, you can barely tell there are people at the top."
Edmonds said last year's camp has helped him prepare a lot better for this year's.
"I learned a lot last year down there," Edmonds said. "You have adjust your play style because it's with one less person (on the field). you almost have to do a little more so you do better. It's prepared me because I know how good everybody is now."
Richardson said last year's trip to Dallas was an eye-opener for a young football player and fan.
"What a great experience, playing on the same field as Tony Romo and DeMarcus Ware," Richardson said. "That was just insane. Every time I watch football and the Cowboys now, it's just amazing to me."
Richardson, too, said the NFL stadium was beyond big.
"That Jumbotron, just ginormous," he said. "Really, really, really big."
Mark Richardson, Jake's father and a Mustangs assistant coach, said his family will make the trip part vacation, part football.
"I'd guess it'll be all business for Jake," Richardson said. "It's going to be hard to get my son to crack a smile until he knows he'll be invited to the (camp's) all-star game."
They plan to leave later in the week and hope to get to Houston in time for the NFL game between the Texans and Minnesota on Sunday.
Richardson said the camps' development potential for young players is well worth the effort, and the exposure to other players, high-level coaching and even scouts and recruiters is exceptional experience.
"I'm not going to discourage my son from a dream," he said. "My dream for him as a dad is to help him grow as a young man... And I'm pretty sure he wants to become the best football player he can."
And what would the trip be without a little fun.
"I loved spending that time (in Texas) last year, we had a lot of fun," Edmonds added. "And I know they don't get snow down there, so it'll be pretty warm and that's what I'm looking forward to."
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition December 19, 2012 C4
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Olu Ashaolu scored 23 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as hot-shooting Oregon beat Washington State 92-75 on Thursday in the Pac-12 Conference opener for both teams. Devoe Joseph added 17 points for Oregon (10-3), which shot 69 percent from the field in winning its fourth straight game. DaVonte Lacy scored 19 points for Washington State (8-5), which shot 46 percent from the field and saw a six-game winning streak snapped. Washington State fell behind by 20 at halftime as Oregon shot 71 percent in the first half. For the game, Oregon made 34 of 49 shots, including 9 of 16 3-pointers. The Ducks outrebounded the Cougars 34-22. Joseph scored three consecutive baskets as Oregon built a 71-50 lead midway through the second half. At that point the Ducks were shooting 72 percent for the game. The Cougars could not get within single digits the rest of the way.
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Blue Ridge Parkway & Chimney Rock October 15, 2014Posted by vpillmore in Asheville, Autumn, Blue Ridge Parkway, Chimney Rock, Fall, Fog, North Carolina.
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The most beautiful fall drive I've ever experienced! I love fall. If you love fall just as much as I do, I suggest you visit the Blue Ridge Parkway. These pictures do not do justice to how amazing it truly is. My fiancé and I visited Asheville, North Carolina this past weekend and got to drive on it for a bit, but I would love to do the full 469-mile route in the future! Check out some of the photos I took below!
P.S. we got to see a bear, too! :)
We also visited Chimney Rock State Park. On a clear day you can see the mountains and Lake Lure from the top of Chimney Rock. Unfortunately, it was a very foggy day so we couldn't see much, but it was still pretty neat! After walking down Chimney Rock, we then walked on a trail to Hickory Nut Falls.
Autumn is here! September 27, 2011Posted by vpillmore in Autumn, Fall, Leaves, St. Bonaventure University, SUNY ESF.
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The first day of fall began on September 23rd at 5:05 a.m. in the Northern hemisphere, suggests The Old Farmer's Almanac. For those of you who live in the northeastern United States, you can certainly tell that fall time is here. At St. Bonaventure University we are surrounded by mountains and trees galore. For me, this is my favorite time of year to be on campus and look at the foliage in the scenery.
But, what causes the leaves to change color? The SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry website provides us with some simple explanations shown below.
Green Leaves in the Spring and Summer. In leaves' cells there is a chemical called chlorophyll, which makes leaves green. Chlorophyll absorbs energy from the sunlight and is used to transform carbon dioxide and water to carbohydrates.
Fall causes the Chlorophyll to Break Down. Because of the change in sunlight and temperature, leaves are unable to continue their food-making process, making the green color turn into colors of yellow to orange. However, other colors are formed if other chemical changes occur, such as mixtures of red, purple and brown. Some trees show many colors while others only one color such as oak trees that mostly show brown. The variety of colors is due to random mixing of chlorophyll residue and other pigments in the leaf during the fall.
Why do Leaves fall from the Tree? Where the stem of the leaf is connected to the tree, the layer of cells that develops eventually begins to detach from the tissues that support the leaf. A tree "seals the cut" so when a leaf has fallen off the tree or blows away, it leaves behind "a leaf scar."
Some leaves do not fall. Some leaves stay on a tree until growth starts again in the spring, like the dead brown leaves from the oaks. Down South is where you can find broad-leaved trees are evergreen, which means the leaves keep their green color even in the mild winters. Most conifer trees (pines, spruces, firs, etc.) are evergreen in the North and the South. Because of their constant green needle-like leaves, it is easy for them to me around all year; while individual leaves can stay on for two to four years.
Weather Affects Color Intensity. Temperature, light, and water supply impact fall leaves' degree and duration of color. The best time to sit outside and enjoy the fall colors would be on a clear, dry and cool day.
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Residents of northeast Bellingham heard a loud explosion Thursday evening, Nov. 13, but law enforcement could not find what caused the noise, according to the Whatcom County Sheriff's Office.
The loud, dynamite-sized "boom" was reported to law enforcement around 9 p.m., said Undersheriff Jeff Parks.
One resident thought a group of college men had "set something off" near the 3700 block of Greenville Court, Parks said. Others reported a plume of smoke near Hillsdale Road.
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A student at Western Washington University has been diagnosed with tuberculosis, but there's a low risk that others will be infected, local health officials announced Friday, Oct. 24.
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Campus police were looking for a man who might have tried to film a young woman showering at Western Washington University's Ridgeway Alpha dorm Monday morning, Oct. 6.
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A T-bone crash on Mount Baker Highway sent both drivers to St. Joseph hospital for CT scans Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 23.
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Nice move by Kiri.
Maxime van Gent is a 16 year old windsurfing girl, living on Bonaire. She has sent us this nice Grubby filmed during a recent session at Lac Bay.
The Estonian freestyle windsurfer Christofer Kalk, who is already on Fuerteventura to prepare for the upcoming PWA freestyle event, has sent us this Burner into Puneta clip.
Amazing combination by Davy Scheffers: Spock into Double Culo
The Italian freestyle sailor Mattia Pedrani has invented a new move, which is basically a Clew First Willy Skipper mixed with a Bob.
Nicolas Akgazciyan showing a perfect Kono.
We filmed this Shaka of the Israeli freestyle windsurfer Yarden Meir during the PWA event in Austria.
Youp Schmit is already on Fuerteventura to train for the upcoming PWA freestyle event. Watch a nice Burner from Youp.
Culo by Tonky Frans filmed during the 2012 PWA Surfworldcup in Podersdorf, Austria.
A Kono filmed from a new angle.
Youp Schmit is already on Fuerteventura to train for the upcoming PWA freestyle event. He just sent us this Skopu, which got filmed by his brother today. Maybe the landing is not very clean, but the airtime is amazing.
The French freestyle windsurfer Julien Mas doing a perfect no handed Burner.


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The Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza Foundation presents the third installment of THE LAUGH PACK in the Scherr Forum Theatre at 8:30 pm tonight, February 15, 2013.
The show lineup features host Bruce Fine (The Tonight Show), Dennis Regan (David Letterman, Showtime) and Brian Scolaro (Comedy Central, Conan O'Brien), in additional to singer and pianist Sonya Kahn. This performance will take place in the Cabaret Lounge which launched last year, where patrons are able to order drinks at the bar inside the theatre and cabaret table seating is available when they purchase their show tickets. Doors open at 7:45pm and the Laugh Pack orchestra will start playing at 8:00 pm.
Bruce Fine wanted to create a show like there was in the vintage days of Las Vegas: an all-star jam of great comedians and singers sharing the stage and the fun...something like the Rat Pack. In July 2009, The Laugh Pack was born. Bruce gathers the best comedians in the business, joined by a featured singer singing the classic Rat Pack classics. The show, which has set up at venues from Hollywood to Van Nuys to Simi Valley to Temecula, has been called "The BEST show in town! In every town it visits!"
Actor, writer, and stand-up comedian Brian Scolaro is most known as Doug on TBSs Sullivan and Son, Stuart on FOXs Stacked, and Gordon on NBCs Three Sisters as well as many other television programs, comedy specials and films. Dennis Regan has made numerous appearances on Late Night with David Letterman, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Showtime, and Comedy Central.
Single tickets are $33-$39 with group discounts available as part of the Friday Nite Funnies Series. Tickets are available from Ticketmaster (800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com) or the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza Box Office, located at 2100 Thousand Oaks Boulevard. For information call 805-449-ARTS (2787) or visit www.civicartsplaza.com.
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Located in the heart of Cannes, Hotel L'Esterel is just 440 yards from the Palais des Festivals and La Croisette beaches. It has a panoramic roof terrace and free Wi-Fi. read more…
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Located 1 km from Cannes-La Bocca Train Station, Hotel B&B Cannes Ouest la Bocca offers a terrace and simple accommodation. It is a 10-minute walk from the beach and 3 km from the centre of Cannes. read more…
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In the heart of Cannes, Hotel Amiraute is 165 ft from the La Croisette with its luxury shopping and sandy beaches. It offers soundproofed rooms with free Wi-Fi access. read more…
Hotel Le 21
21 Place Gallieni, Saint-Raphaël (Show map)
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Le 21 is located in the center of Saint-Raphaël, 650 ft from the beaches and the harbor. The rooms feature flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi access. read more…
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55, Rue d'Antibes, Cannes (Show map)
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31 Avenue Du General Leclerc, Saint-Raphaël (Show map)
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I was so frazzled that I forgot one of her suitcases at home, but the fun didn't really start until we got to the airport an hour early only to find out that all of the parking lots were full.
Outdoor, indoor, all full. The jerk who saw me waiting WITH MY BLINKER ON for a space? Didn't care. Took it.
So, I left that garage and parked my little minivan right next to the outdoor ticket counter and took the risk of the airport police hauling my a** to the pokey. It worked, because we got her her tickets but we still had no place to park the car.
I decided that this was the only time in my life where valet parking was a good idea, so we got in line, which we waited in for 30 minutes and her flight was now leaving in 15 minutes.
Some guy just passed all of the cars waiting in line, got out, handed his keys to the attendant, and ran inside.
The guy in front of me got out of his brand new Saab and yelled, "DID I REALLY JUST FUCKING SEE THAT???" and then we both went up to the podium and told the lady we were next in line. Poor Faith. She said she felt like she was going to throw up. Who licensed us to be foster parents, again?
"Mom, you seem nervous and worried."
"I am, babe, I don't want you to miss your flight."
"Well, have you thought about praying right now?"
So we did. Smart girl.
We ran inside and stopped at the TSA Agent's booth where he became quite terroristically concerned with the spelling of my last name on the unaccompanied minor pass not matching my name on my license.
He took one look at my face and stamped it while saying, "Oh, no big deal."
Next I took off my shoes and we were in the line with the agent who was either super new or just trying to meet the weekly quota of bag checks and zipper wipes.
He took out a random sampling of my purse which was an 8 ounce body spray from Bath and Body Works, ONLY MY FAVORITE SCENT EVER and said, "Ma'am, you know I can't allow you to take this any further." He is looking at me with a questioning gaze as I spy gate number 41 aaaaaaaaand...
watch as they close the door. The tears are very near the surface now.
No one knows a part of my heart is leaving me. All they know is that I am late and I am being obnoxious.
JUST THROW IT AWAY! I yell at him, one shoe on, one shoe still on the conveyor belt.
the lady behind me is not amused and says, "Ma'am. your other shoe."
So, I'm trying to leap over to the gate and say to the TSA guy, "Can you just keep my bag while I put her on the plane?"
but then immediately realize that is exactly the plot of the terrorist in every TNT movie ever made, you know...hand off the bomb and get away before the 'splosion.
The guy looks at me with this questioning look and I say to another TSA agent, "Seriously. You have no iea what I've been through to get to this point. Could you please just walk ten steps and tell those guys at the gate that their last passenger is right here?"
He looks at me and THEN LOOKS AWAY LIKE HE DIDN'T HEAR.
This is when I start yelling at the guy at the gate, just not caring any more. "SHE NEEDS TO GET ON THAT PLANE! HER DAD IS WAITING FOR HER!!!!!!!"
I go up to another employee, still only wearing one shoe, and tell the woman that we have just made it because there is no parking anywhere and she says all annoyed, "Well, see if they'll let you on the plane. I've called her name a bunch of times."
I walk over to the gate, hand the man her ticket, and it hits me.
She's leaving.
For good.
The whole morning has sucked it out of me and I burst into tears.
I grab her, feel her little heartbeat under her puffy coat, think of all of the time I've had with her and how blessed I've been. See, what most people don't realize about foster care is that sometimes you get to be the one who puts the twinkle back in a child's eye. sometimes you get to be the one who sees them through their first no-accident night in three years.
the tears are flying all over, I am squeezing the stuffing out of her and say, "Thank you, Faithy, for letting me be your mom for the last 14 months. Thank you for letting me love you."
She looks up at me all big-eyed and says all serious, "Mom, are you going to be OK? You need to go straight home and hug Lulu."
and then she was gone.
they shut that door and the plane flew away.
I sat down next to the guy reading the Wall Street Journal, next to the smells of Starbucks, next to the greasy-looking window, next to the spot where I said goodbye to her moments before.
I feel it in my gut, and it's either going to be a major panic attack or the ugly cry.
Ugly Cry wins, and I sit there and cry and cry and cry until I don't have any tears left.
I walk over to Starbucks, order a venti skinny peppermint mocha, wipe my face.
I dig into my purse for my keys and valet parking tab, finding ANOTHER ENTIRE BOTTLE OF BODY SPRAY the TSA Agent totally missed. This is the one with the smell I hate, so that was unfortunate.
I'm doing the facebook break thing but a dear, dear friend posted on Instagram the following:
"You did it right if it hurts."
Who walks around with two entire bottles of body spray tucked in her purse? this girl.
who lets a child call her "mom" and then gives her back? this girl.
who got to see a child transform into strength, happiness and self-assuredness right before her very eyes? this girl.
who hurts? this girl.
"You did it right if it hurts."
True of so many things, huh?
birth, school, childbirth, marriage, adoption, death, exercise, growing spiritually, growing emotionally, losing weight.
You did it right if it hurts:
deep knee bend. labor pain. seeing the pain of remembering the orphange in your adopted child's face. putting down the cupcake and picking up the celery, watching sun slide down hospital walls into night as your father takes his last breaths.
walking her onto a plane, knowing full well you may never see her again this side of heaven.
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Thank you, Jesus, for letting it hurt.
Romans 5:4
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You Can Go to War, But Can't Drink Alcohol
Blood is dripping down their faces as they try to crawl through the sand. Shards of shrapnel grind against their skin as they try to claw over the dead bodies of their comrades, past blown-apart bodies and mutilated corpses. They're surrounded; they're losing too much blood. They know it's all over even before the enemy solider steps in front of them.
At 18 years old, there are American citizens overseas old enough to die for their country. At 18 years old, Americans are considered legal adults who can buy pornography and act in pornography. At 18 years old, Americans have the power to vote for a presidential candidate that can alter the course of history. At 18 years old, Americans can serve on juries where they hold the power of life or death in their hands.
One thing American citizens cannot do when they're 18 years old, however, is drink legally.
Let's be honest: there aren't many people nowadays that can say they had their first taste of alcohol at the legal age of 21. All a person has to do is take a stroll on Main Street on a Friday night to see the hordes of teenagers that are not quite old enough, yet still drinking boxed wine out of water bottles or hiding 12 packs in their book bags.
Congress passed the National Minimum Drinking Age Act of 1984 and the legal age for purchasing and publicly possessing alcoholic beverages changed to 21. Before this, states possessed the power to choose their own drinking age.
This doesn't stop people under the age of 21 from drinking, despite what your parents, guardians, or teachers tried to convince you in high school.
So why does the government even try?
One of the major reasons for the drinking age is the rate of drunk driving accidents that occur in the U.S.
"Moving the [minimum legal drinking age] to 21 has simply shifted the risk of fatal accidents from teens to young adults. No matter what the MLDA is, anyone can suffer the adverse effects of alcohol if they do not drink responsibly," according to drinkingage.procon.org.
Drinking and driving is the most common defense for why the drinking age is 21. So it's perfectly acceptable to send a young man to war where he can kill others, but if he has the privilege to drink, you're scared that there's a chance he could drive and kill others?
Don't misconstrue the point of this opinion column; it's never an option to drink and drive. Have a designated driver, call a cab, or even walk if you're too drunk to drive.
But why are we given the opportunity to die for our country, yet we don't have the pleasure of heading over to a local bar to grab a beer with friends?
"Many activities have ages of initiation," according to Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD.org). "The age limit for alcohol is based on research which shows that young people react differently to alcohol. Teens get drunk twice as fast as adults, but have more trouble knowing when to stop. Teens naturally overdo it and binge more often than adults. Enforcing the legal drinking age of 21 reduces traffic crashes, protects young people's maturing brains, and keeps young people safer overall."
So MADD, you believe that 18 year olds have brains that are mature enough to go war, to enter marriage, to fulfill legal obligations like voting and jury duty, but not mature enough to drink?
Think back to your first conversation about alcohol. It probably went something like this:
"Don't ever drink alcohol until you're 21," said the adults.
"Why?" you asked.
"Because I said so," they responded.
Maybe it's the fact that you preach abstinence rather than education about drinking.
If you tell a teenager that binge drinking is going to result in puking all over your friend's car or a hangover that feels like a boulder is crushing your skull, maybe they'll listen more than if you just tell them not to do something.
It's the allure of doing the forbidden – drinking is something that gets you in serious trouble with your folks or the police if you are caught. And most high school kids want to be dangerous and badass. In high school, teenagers trekked one mile into the woods or braved walking on sand dunes just so they could drink a bottle of Mike's Hard Lemonade. They would ask that "cool kid" who was old enough to drink legally, but chose to drink with high school kids.
Alcohol flows more freely on college campuses. It surrounds students, and at UB all you have to do is walk around the University Heights and you'll more than likely find an open party. Just like the Prohibition forced people to drink in secret, so has the drinking age shift forced college students to drink at places like fraternity houses.
Do you really believe that having college students under 21 drinking in the smelly, dark basement of a fraternity house is safer than at a bar? Drink jungle juice and then get back to me.
Another thing UB students have is the perk of being close to a different country with a lower drinking age, so if they want to follow the law all they have to do is hop the border.
What is it between those 20-something miles that change a person so drastically that they go from too immature to handle their alcohol to being just mature enough?
It's the hypocrisy of the law. There is only a 20-minute drive that separates a 19-year-old from being able to legally drink in a bar from a 19-year-old getting arrested for underage drinking.
Nothing mentally changes in people within less than an hour. They don't suddenly increase maturity levels once they step on Canadian soil.
"Legal Age 21 has not worked. To be sure, drunk driving fatalities are lower now than they were in 1982. But they are lower in all age groups. And they have declined just as much in Canada, where the age is 18 or 19, as they have in the United States," said Morris E. Chafetz, MD, Founder of the National Institute for Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse, on drinkingage.procon.org.
Of course this isn't to say there are no dangers when it comes to drinking. There's drunk driving, there's having your stomach pumped because you don't know your limit, there's getting stitches because you're so lifeless your friend drops you. Alcohol is a drug and it should be treated with caution and responsibility.
The fact remains, though: if 18-year-olds can die for their country or choose the future of their country, they should be able to drink in their country.
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"The world according to tango — where miracles occur and where dance, music, and sultry nights in Argentina lead us through a maze of pleasure that turns into obsessions. Patrizia Chen's world is a place that everyone's body, heart, and mind have longed for their whole lives. Some of us see it from across the bank, others are bold enough to buy round-trip tickets there, and some, having crossed the bridge, burn the bridge." — André Aciman, author of Call Me by Your Name
(To Come Around)
"Would you like to dance?"
I look at him, surprised. "Tango? I can't dance tango..."
He smiles, and holds out his hand to lead me to the dance floor.
I follow him.
"What should I do?"
"Let yourself go. Trust me."
"Isn't it hot in here?" I ask in an effort to cover up my feelings of inadequacy. I take in the dark room, dangling stars over my head, lights flickering. Couples slowly circling us. His arms surround me, shielding me from the others; his lips brush my cheeks; the fire of his eyes burns my skin.
Oh! He can move! and how...
I can't see his body but I can sense it: tall, solidly built. My hands rest on his back, touching, exploring, savoring each of his muscles.
He's incredibly musical. I look at him and move as if hypnotized. He smiles. I like him; he's friendly, not aggressive. I dance. I follow his lead.
"Wait, it's too hot..." he says, unhurriedly peeling off his red sweater and letting it fall to the floor near a column. I like that he's not in a rush.
"Francesca..." He whispers again.
He takes me back into his embrace and folds me against his body. We move. The pleading sound of a bandoneón fills my soul and a sudden gush of notes surrounds me. I press against him, we move in unison.
We find our rhythm, forging ahead into the fierce maelstrom of tango notes, but without urgency. His mouth caresses my hair, playing with it, almost kissing, brushing my right temple. It's sweet, it's dreamy, it's slow. It's impossibly hot.
It's like the gentle rising of the tide in the Mediterranean. I begin to abandon all resistance. Maybe I am just imagining the rhythmicintensity between us. "It's a dance, just a dance," I remind myself.
But I need it so much. I need to be in a man's arms, my body yearns to follow a music I heard long ago and have forgotten for too long.
His hard-on is forced against my thigh. I stop his arm with my hand and search for his face. We don't need words. I ask myself again, is this really happening?
"You are beautiful. You are making my night..." he murmurs, looking at me seriously.
Who am I to stop this magic moment? I need to let myself go.
Why is my brain constantly at work? I must learn to forget all my worries, to relinquish all thought. Like a drug this dance slowly pervades my body. I reclaim my place in a man's embrace, snuggling against his chest, accepting the power of the warm circle of his arms. I want more.
I'm all liquidity — a stirring of desires. The music has become more insistent. My hips rotate, looking for his, trying to reach him, willing to submit to its sweetness. The unbearable force of this moment overwhelms me as his hands skim my back, following its curve down to the beginning of my buttocks, teasing. Something is happening, rapidly; it's beyond my control.
I let go. I abandon every restraint and surrender to unexpected waves of warmth. My body comes alive. I listen to the vibrations invading me, surging, crashing down over me like huge waves over a long-deserted island.Copyright © 2009 by Patrizia Chen
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Posted May 31, 2010
I enjoyed reading this book because Chen writes in such a way, I was able to get into the character's heads and feel their emotions. I also felt I had traveled to Buenos Aires and back, learning much about the culture. Chen provides great detail of how Buenos Aires captures the essence of the Argentine Tango. There was romance involved, but it wasn't all about sex like some other tango books are. There was more to it than sex. This novel has a great balance evoking every emotion and it was hard for me to put down. This is a fun book about freedom and how the sensuality of the tango enabled one woman to find her own liberation and true love.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted January 3, 2010
I found Patrizia Chen's book to be a fun and easy read.
Highly recommended for dull moments when you just want to escape (in this case to Buenos Aires and the world of tango), or when you are traveling/commuting and need a fun story to entertain you. A word of caution however: there is a lot of sex. Do not buy it if this may offend you.
Posted November 11, 2009
It Takes Two is actually 3 books in one:
- A useful handbook about the art of Tango. I started taking tango classes a couple of months ago and have discovered, along with a sensual dance, a great community with rules and traditions. I have often felt a bit lost. It Takes Two describes in a very accurate manner the world of Tango, milongas, behaviors, Tango etiquette, dos and don'ts. There are also numerous references about tango fundamentals such as posture, simplicity and the importance of mastering the art of walking. Priceless.
- An interactive travel guide on Buenos Aires. I have never been to Buenos Aires. However, I heard a lot about it and am DYING to go. It Takes Two gives a precise image of the city, the different neighborhoods, restaurants, cafes, and shopping places. It also gives a good indication of the rhythm of the City. Patrizia's way to describe it makes it very "alive" and reading the book you feel like you actually are in Buenos Aires.
- Finally a great novel where everyone can recognize himself in the different characters. Nothing extraordinary is happening in It Takes Two. The different characters have no super powers. They are normal people, like you and me, with imperfect lives like yours and mine who are trying to fill the gap between their dreams and aspirations and the mediocrity of their reality. Francesca is painted as a 50 something women, whose "arrangement" with her husband is not satisfying anymore and who desperately needs more. Trying to match her life with her expectations, she comes across moral questions and answers them with a mix of spontaneous reactions and sensitive interrogations. How European!
In a society where youth and beauty are kings, It Takes Two proves that it's still possible to lead an extraordinary life in an ordinary environment.
Thank you Mrs. Chen!
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