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Which planet would float in a bathtub (if you had a tub big enough)?
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If you weighed 160 pounds (72.6 kilograms) on Earth, how much would you weigh on the sun?
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If you could drive a car around one of Saturn's rings at 75 miles per hour (120.7 kilometers per hour), how long would it take?
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What are colder areas of the sun called?
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About how big across is Pluto?
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About how big is our solar system?
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This recipe is fabulous! Fresh, colorful tomatoes, feta cheese and prepared pesto perfectly complement the crispy phyllo dough crust. —Diane Halferty of Corpus Christi, Texas
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Prep: 15 min. Bake: 20 min.
12 sheets phyllo dough (14 inches x 9 inches)
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 tablespoons dry bread crumbs
2 tablespoons prepared pesto
3/4 cup crumbled feta cheese,
1 medium tomato, cut into 1/4-inch slices
1 large yellow tomato, cut into 1/4-inch slices
1/4 teaspoon pepper
5 to 6 fresh basil leaves, thinly sliced
Place one sheet of phyllo dough on a baking sheet lined with
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"The Good Wife" recap (5.16): The Last Call
Cary has been stuck at the offices of Florrick Agos during all this, tied down in a deposition for a client they just recently poached from LG, that woman who was fired for being too pretty. He tried to delay it after hearing the news, but the opposing counsel refused the delay, even after hearing that it was because of a death. Because he is a horrible person. So Cary says fine, let's do this, let's do this now. And when the sleazy doctor who fired the woman for being too pretty blows off the accusation, Cary gets angry. Cary gets angry and dirty and calls out the doctor for being a sleaze and isn't sorry about a second of it. When the doctor and his schmuck of a lawyer get up to leave, Cary asks them, simmering, to sit the hell down. I like Angry Cary Agos. Angry Cary Agos is good.
This client, the pretty woman, has actually been part of Alicia's nightmare this whole episode. Like a devil and an angel sitting on opposite sides of her shoulders, she envisions two scenarios behind Will's last voicemail. He was calling angrily, to yell at her for taking another one of his clients. Or he was calling with love and repentance, about to say, forget it all. This is ridiculous. Let's be together forever and ever. Just you and me, kiddo.
When Alicia runs into Finn Polmar's assistant at the hospital while Finn is in surgery, she asks if the assistant remembers Will stepping out to make a phone call at any point that morning. The assistant said she did, while they were meeting with the judge for a possible plea deal. Will stepped out, angry about someone stealing his clients. Alicia's heart sinks.
But later, while he's loopy on pain killers, Alicia does get to talk to Finn Polmar, played by Matthew Goode (Heck from Imagine Me and You), in one of the best scenes of the episode. He's lucid, but has a strange air about him from the pain killers—like he's happy, but trying to describe a nightmare that happened far, far away. He says that when Will was holding his hand in the courtroom, bleeding out, he kept opening his mouth, like he wanted to say something, but couldn't. When Alicia asks about the phone call, he suddenly erases all her fears. He was angry, yes, but with a dude that was stealing his clients—a dude, not a woman. In a sudden burst of clarity, Polmar remembers: "Damian."
I've been wondering where dear old Damian had gone. I feel the Kings must have sensed viewers' hatred of him, or maybe the actor didn't want to do it anymore; I care too little about him to even research it. In any case, I'm glad, glad that Damian's gone (at least, hopefully), and glad that Will wasn't mad at Alicia in his final hours.
As the drugs are really starting to kick in and Polmar's about to fall asleep, he says, under his breath, "I wanted to tell you something." Alicia stops on her way out, asks what, perhaps waiting for the answers she's been searching for, at long last. But Polmar just looks up at her with blurry eyes and says, "I'm sorry. I really am."
Back in the law offices of Lockhart and (RIP) Gardner, David Lee has done a seemingly cold but actually good thing, calling all of Will's clients, making sure they want to stay. Everything has gone smoothly, except for one douche bag who wants to meet with them—today—to make sure everything's still all good on his accounts. Just to clarify, this is still the same day that Will Gardner has been shot dead. David says he can try to arrange a phone interview instead, but Diane says no, tell him to come in.
And so he comes in. He makes his attempt at being sympathetic before turning to his All Important Law Matters. Diane says yes, she's up to taking on Will's caseload. It's not a problem. But oh, by the way? It doesn't really matter, because Diane Lockhart is firing your ass. And she's called around to all the big local firms, including Florrick Agos, and they don't want your ass, either.
Douche Bag, who is obviously shocked and appalled at this turn of events, tries to twist the knife on his way out the door by stating, "It's not what Will would do." Diane doesn't flinch. "If I were dead? It's exactly what Will would do." She closes the door and looks to David Lee, who has been standing by the window, speechless, during this exchange. "That felt good," she says. In the best line of the episode, he replies, "Turned ME on." For once, David Lee and I are in agreement.
With nothing left to do but go home and stare into the void, Alicia receives little comfort from her family, no matter how they try. In a scene that marches forthrightly into the Heavy Shit department, poor little Grace tries to talk to her mom about faith and God. To Alicia's credit, she can't accept her daughter's neat explanations about what happens when we die, that Will is in heaven. To Grace's credit, she doesn't buckle when her mom rebukes her beliefs.
Alicia: You think God is good. I don't find any good here. A kid picked up a gun, didn't even mean to shoot Will. It's just some stupid accident. What does it mean?
Grace: What does it mean if there is no God? Why is that any better?
Alicia: It doesn't make it better. It's just truer. It's just not wishful thinking.
Grace: Well, maybe always believing the bad—maybe that's wishful thinking, too.
And in a final act of the Kings proclaiming, "We are really not fucking around in this episode," Kalinda and Jenna make their way to Jeffrey's jail cell once more, but this time it's not swarmed with cops and lawyers. Jenna coerces the cop who's on suicide watch to look away, and Kalinda approaches Jeff's cell. He's lying on his side on a bench, looking distant. Kalinda asks why he killed her friend. He says he didn't mean to. Then she asks him if he wants to die. Without hesitating, he nods his head.
On the other side of the bars, Kalinda holds up his belt. She took it from his belongings the police are holding. He could do it in under 10 minutes, she says.
Jeffrey suddenly gets up and makes his way to her with purpose, eager, almost desperate, for that belt. But then she pulls her hand away. "No," she says, "No, you're going to live with this." She walks away, and he wails into the night.
Throughout all of this, we've also seen Governor Big for the first time in many episodes, although thankfully, not too much. His reaction for Alicia is clearly not as assertive as Jenna's is for Kalinda: he wants to be the Good Husband, comfort her, hug her, talk to her. But Alicia doesn't want to talk. She doesn't want to hug. The closing scene is him hugging her anyway while she stands in her hallway, unmoving as stone, looking past Big's shoulder, imagining that Will's last call to her was to tell her that he loved her.
Not surprisingly, this episode was heavier than even the last one was. But it was flawlessly done, the characters reacting in resilient yet true ways, the actors carrying them out with amazing skill. I'm excited to see how things evolve from here. What are your thoughts of the aftermath?


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When you need supper fast, this tuna casserole with peas, peppers and onions makes a super meal-in-one. Cooked chicken breast works well in place of the tuna. —Edie DeSpain, Logan, Utah
6 Servings
Prep: 20 min. Bake: 25 min.
5 cups uncooked egg noodles
1 cup frozen peas
1 can (10-3/4 ounces) reduced-fat reduced-sodium condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
1 cup (8 ounces) fat-free sour cream
2/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1/3 cup 2% milk
1/4 teaspoon salt
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1/4 cup finely chopped onion
1/4 cup finely chopped green pepper
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I´m afraid the conclusions in both the piece by Lifson and in the Tablet article linked to it may be a bit of wishful thinking. A nuclear Iran will change everything.What struck me in the linked article was the U.N. World Population Prospects graph of the "Percent of Population Over Age 65". It shows Europe leading the way to demographic decline, with lines for the Middle Eastern nations converging with Europe´s around 2060. (I would not be surprised if the trend for the US is similar in nature.) The Tablet article cites the correlation between female literacy in Iran and the trend there - the premise being that better educated women tend to have fewer children in their lifetime.All societies - especially ours - should think long and hard about that trend, and consider appropriate adjustments to address it. That does not mean removing the shoes from women´s feet and relegating them back to the kitchen. But it does mean providing better incentives for educated women to increase the size of their families.My belief as to the origin of species leans towards "intelligent design" rather than randomized evolution. However, all approaches to that subject converge on the fact that a failure to reproduce will result in a "fundamental change" in the nature of a given species - in this case, the human species. Specifically, if educated cultures fail to reproduce while less educated cultures continue to explode in population, then civilization overall will decline and humanity weakened. Immigration (especially illegal) only exacerbates the situation.I apologize for focusing on a sidebar to the main issue, but it is germane, and worthy of discussion in its own right.
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I can assure you Israel will be the last man standing. I don´t know if it will go the way it is described in the article, how or when, but they are God´s chosen people and they WILL always be!
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I am a bit more pessimistic than the Author at large. I am looking at the weakness of the west in the face of the growing in cancer rates of militant islam that is now 35% of the French population, 18% of the British and becoming a significant voting block in the American states. The Asian rim is becoming infected at an alarming rate. The seed bed of the middle east has riches they never dreamed of.The fighting is not at all like it was in the 30 Years War era. It is fighting for murder sake, not to achieve any stated aim. The fractional murderous populations that Islam generates can never find reconciliation. Islam is simply not made that way. It must be in a violent stasis or die. People can not live under any form of secular freedom and remain Islamic. The lure of life is too great. So, it is a given that Islam must be in a constant warlike state as Catholicism must remain in a Papal state. Without such endemic motivation, Islam will die. The power the Mullahs have over the people is just too great to let go of...so it will be...a pure hell on earth for generations. The only solution to the problem is simply too terrible to contemplate. So, we will become Islamic and stay in a constant state of murder.
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Israel eventually will be backed up against the proverbial wall with no where to look for help but up. Their prayers will be answered. God will rescue them and begin to settle some scores. At least that´s what the book of The Revelation predicts. Many of you, I know, don´t give any credence to the Bible and that is fine. Whether you believe or not will not prevent God from doing exactly what He has promised. God promised the land to the Jews and He can not lie. It has not been an easy road for them to travel at times but God will honor his word.
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I´m with #4. At some point God´s ´hot anger´ will manifest itself against those who are against Israel and He will indeed start to settle all scores. He´s waiting until everyone is against Israel so that when He works there will be NO QUESTION that He is Lord above all. Eventually...... He will restore Israel´s borders to what they were in His original ´deed´ with Abraham AND Jerusalem will become the greatest city in the greatest country on earth.
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Gualala (formerly, Guadala, Walhalla, and Wallala)[6] is an unincorporated community in Mendocino County in the U.S. state of California.[3] It is located north of The Sea Ranch and south of Point Arena, California. Gualala shares it's southern border with the southern border of Mendocino County.[7] It is located on the Pacific coast at the mouth of the Gualala River, on State Route 1. It serves as a commercial center for the surrounding area. Gualala was once a logging town, but tourism is now its central economic activity.[7]
In the state legislature, Gualala is in the 2nd Senate District, represented by Democrat Noreen Evans,[8] and the 2nd Assembly District, represented by Democrat Wesley Chesbro.[9]
Federally, Gualala is in California's 2nd congressional district, represented by Democrat Jared Huffman.[10]
Indian settlement[edit]
"Gualala" was the name given to the site of today's Gualala by the Pomo who had named the area ah kha wa la lee, meaning "coming down water place"[2]
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General Rafael Gracie was given a land grant of 62.5 square miles extending from the Gualala river north to Mal Paso creek in 1836 by Governor Nicolás Gutiérrez[11] which he used for grazing cattle. He later sold the land for $10,000 shortly before it was discovered that his grant was invalid.
About 1861 tourists began coming to Gualala to hunt and fish and get away from the crowded cities. Around that same time Cyrus Robinson filed a homestead for all of the area which is now Gualala where they built a hotel, a saloon and a ferry. They also supervised the Post Office (which was also the stage stop),[6] the Wells Fargo Express and the Western Union. By the end of the 1800s Gualala had become a major commercial hub for the entire area with a dancing school, the Gualala Municipal Brass Band, and an Opera House.[12]
In 1902, Elizabeth Robinson, Cyrus' wife, died; and their hotel burned down in a fire the following year. The hotel was later rebuilt to the south of where it had originally been at a cost of $6,000.
In 1907, Mark Pedotti and Antonio Ciapusci bought the Gualala Hotel property which included 636 acres and among them they divided the property with Antonio acquiring the area of Gualala who later passed away in 1932. His son George and wife, Ida inherited the land after his death.[12]
A year after Cyrus Robinson received the property, he sold part of the land in 1862 to a company so they could build a lumber mill at the mouth of Mill Gulch. The lumber-mill logged the redwood trees until it burned down in a fire on September 14, 1906.[12]
Cyrus Robinson died 2 months later.
There weren't any schools in the area until 1883. Until that time it was a common custom to send children to live with other families in larger areas to attend school.[12]
Elementary school students are educated at Horicon School in Annapolis, Sonoma County, or Arena Union Elementary in Point Arena. High school students are educated at Point Arena High School.
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- ^ "Gualala? What's that?". Retrieved 24 August 2014. "Some people call it gwa-LA-la, but the natives call it wa-LA-la. This comes from the Kashaya Pomo Indian phrase, "ah kha wa la lee" which means, "Where the water flows down""
- ^ a b Kroeber, Alfred L. (1916). "California place names of Indian origin" (PDF). University of California Publications in American Archaeology and Ethnology 12 (2): 31–69..
- ^ a b c "Gualala". Geographic Names Information System, U.S. Geological Survey. Retrieved November 7, 2014.
- ^ "2008-2012 American Community Survey". US Census Bureau. US Dept of Commerce. Retrieved 24 August 2014.
- ^ "American Fact Finder (ZIP 95445)". US Census Bureau. US Dept. of Commerce. 2010. Archived from the original on
|archivedate=(help). Retrieved 24 August 2014.
- ^ a b Durham, David L. (1998). California's Geographic Names: A Gazetteer of Historic and Modern Names of the State. Clovis, Calif.: Word Dancer Press. p. 70. ISBN 1-884995-14-4.
- ^ a b Porter, Paige. "So You Want to Live in ... Gualala, California". Coastal Living. Time Inc. Lifestyle Group. Retrieved 24 August 2014.
- ^ "Senators". State of California. Retrieved 2014-08-27.
- ^ "Members Assembly". State of California. Retrieved 2014-08-27.
- ^ "California's 2nd Congressional District - Representatives & District Map". Civic Impulse, LLC. Retrieved March 1, 2013.
- ^ Ogden Hoffman, 1862, Reports of Land Cases Determined in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, Numa Hubert, San Francisco
- ^ a b c d "Gualala History". Retrieved 24 August 2014.
External links[edit]
- Friends of the Gualala River
- Redwood Coast Chamber of Commerce
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These stories are all modern, somewhat dark, explorations into the meaning of the mind, emotions, belief, and will. As such, the language, situations and characters may be quite off-putting to many. Question such as how malleable are our deepest desires and is romantic love simply a chemical reaction may be uncomfortable questions to explore. I don't mind uncomfortable and found these stories fascinating, thought provoking and enjoyable. None of these stories were predicable, commonplace, or simplistic (the most common sins of the short story). The author's narration is excellent, bringing subtle emotions to the unusual characters in unfamiliar situations. Sometimes the characters are talking fast, so the listener has to be attentive. Many of the stories border on science fiction but remain firmly literary explorations. I would not recommend these stories for young/pre-teens or the faint of heart. This is probably not the best book you will read this year, but it is a good listen if you appreciate looking at all sides of human emotions.
"Good Prose and Essential Truth through Life"
These excellent prose loosely follow the life of struggling artist growing up in an English coal mining town of Nottinghamshire with a strong loving and involved mother and a rough, disillusioned, alcoholic, and uninvolved father. The later parts of the book seem quite autobiographical, while the early book seems more fictional, more novel like, and less focused on the artist's character. The author pacts a lot of essential truth into this novel. The characters all feel deeply real, with all the inconsistencies, self-compromises, vagueness of memories, and vacillations of real humans. The author seems fair to all the characters portrayed (which is a common defect of autobiographical novels). The novel does not have any action to speak of, no adventure, little philosophy, just a story about real people living a real life, and that is enough.
The narration is very good, handling the dialect particularly well.
"Darkly Uplifting"
In one sense, this is just another dystopian novel about the historical abuses of the now defunct Soviet Union, in another sense; it describes the essential folly of man through the disillusioning of a true believer. The novel presents a believable character, a fearless communist intellectual that fought passionately for the cause and rose to the elite in the party, so far as to be colleges with Stalin. We watch as the protagonist's friends do what is expedient by betraying him as the party devolves towards totalitarianism and barbarism.
Although this is not a cheerful story I found it uplifting and strangely positive, as the protagonist cleanly faces the truth of the dark side of his friends and the communist movement. While reading Darkness at Noon I could not help but think that, although the Soviet Union is now defunct, the Soviet era totalitarians are still in control of Russia, and the lies and oppression continue. Just watch Russian News (RT) for a while and count the number of negative Putin stories (generally zero).
The narration was excellent, matching the tone and spirit of the book remarkably well.
"Good, but no Ulysses"
The Sound and the Fury starts with a non-chronological stream of consciousness narrative from the point of view of a mentally challenged young boy. This part is a bit hard to follow the first time through and it really helps to read a synopsis (like the Wikipedia entry) before reading this section. Several printed version use italics to indicate the temporal shifts, which are hard to catch in the audio version. At times the prose rise to the level of greatness, but this is not so for of most of the writing. I found the stream of consciousness writing in the first section much less effective (and less enjoyable) than the narration in James Joyce's Ulysses (which predated The Sound and the Fury by nearly a decade). Here the stream of consciousness, at times, seems inconsistent with the mental capabilities of character, and is subtly broken when the story demands clarity.
Other sections use other narration styles and are more story like. The novel tells a story that rings true, but is unpleasant and unaffirming. This is a story of the slow decay of an upper class southern family and includes demeaning portrayals of black servants, anti-Semitism, and other politically incorrect material.
This novel has some moments of excellent writing, and has some elements that were (almost) revolutionary at the time of publication, yet I found this overall a good, not great read.
This version does not include the appendix covering the fictional family's history that is included in many later print versions.
Grover Gardner's narration (as usual) is excellent, particularly considering the challenging material.
"Greatly Unsettling"
The writing and essential truth of the novel is compelling but the protagonist, who is a caring, intelligent, and thoughtful person, is buffeted by fate and his emotions control much of his life. I did not like the protagonist, even at the end of the book. Yet, this book is not about the protagonist, it had no action, and is not even a story of a journey of discovery, but is about an idea, and the book's title "Of Human Bondage" resonates throughout the book.
This is a great book, but this is not a book to escape into, it is a book to experience and learn from. It was not a fun read, maybe not even enjoyable, but the book is subtle and powerful. As I read the various scenes, I would think "dumb kid", then think of human bondage, and how his passions and environment bound him, and how elusive is the path to human freedom.
I just read this for the first time in my fifties, but I could see this book would have been even more powerful if read as a young adult. I would recommend this book to any adult, but especially to young adults. This book is unsettling in the best way. My advice, when the book seems off-putting, recall the title, and read on.
The short musical interludes and rare sound effects add absolutely nothing, and are distracting but do not ruin the experience.
The narration is really excellent, expressing conflicting emotions while remaining a very clear reading of the text.
"High Quality Scalzi"
This book is a cop procedural mystery with a nice sci-fi story. As with most of Scalzi the science is well thought out and interesting. This story mixes a lot of action with a compelling mystery, good characters, and a lot of humor. This is not Scalzi's best work, but it is still quite good. Scalzi works in a bit a social commentary which adds an extra level of interest to the book. This is yet another good example of Scalzi's unique style and high quality.
The book has a long (2+ hour) audio performance of a fictional documentary covering the disease that is pivotal to the book. I listened to this after the book, but I wondered if it would have been more interesting integrated into the novel, or even before the novel. Perhaps it would be a little too dry before the book without knowing the characters.
I enjoyed the narration and was not annoyed by the use of "he said". Having listened to unabridged for many years, I think I am used to authors that attribute each line of dialog.
I finished the book wanting to know more about the world and the characters. Lock In was not quite good enough for me to buy and listen to the second narrator addition, and I will not likely listen to this addition again, but if Scalzi writes a sequel, I will certainly get it ASAP.
"Superior Historical Romance but nothing more"
As a historical romance this book has really steamy explicit sex scenes and more than a bit of sadistic violence. The sex scenes are from the female perspective, and quite steamy but not at all crude.
This is a superior historical romance and it is well read, but it remains only a historical romance. This is not science fiction or fantasy, the time travel is only a tiny plot device that solves a really annoying problem with historical romance. The female protagonist must think in a modern way to be approachable and interesting to modern women, the time travel bit was a brilliant little technique to allow this. I don't consider this a love story, as there is a lot more to love than what is under the kilt. This was a story of passion, with a bit of adventure and a historical context.
I am a guy, and I don't tend to like historical romances unless the novel transcends the genre, this novel was good, but did not transcend. In the end, it was just a sequence of scenes (romance, passion, adventure, historical, violent, and steamy) with nice characters and a historical context but never really going anywhere. I find most historical romance either totally unreadable, or enjoyable only because they are so bad they are funny. Outlander scenes are well written and enjoyable, and if I were a bored female, I may have really appreciated the steamy scenes, but I want more from a novel, I want an arc or epic, or exploration, or transformation, or something. Outlander was mildly entertaining but nothing else.
"Essential – more than once"
If your only experience with Dune was the horrific movie, read on.
The mini-series was much better, but does not hold a candle to the original novel.
If you read and loved the original, you may be surprised how much you will enjoy this audible version.
Dune is more than great Sci-Fi, it is great fiction. I recently re-saw the mini-series and immediately wanted to experience the unabridged original again. The book was even better than I had remembered. The prose, the characters, and the story are all superior.
I was surprised there were quite a few subtle nuances in the story that I had not picked up on in my pervious several readings. I enjoyed this immensely as this is rare in all but the best of fiction.
Unfortunately the rest of this series does not live up to this powerful beginning, but not to worry, Dune stands alone. I strongly recommend this book even if you really disliked the movie. There are images and characters in this novel that have affected me strongly since my childhood and influenced me as a person. There are few works of fiction that I both enjoyed and appreciated as much as Dune.
I generally don't like music or sound effects in an audio book, but here the sound-effect are light and don't distract from the story. The narration, although not perfect, is quite good. This audio edition does the work justice.
"Just TOOO Cute (for adults)"
Really, way too cute. I expected a dark adult urban fantasy. Instead this was beyond Disneyesque.
There are cute ponies, cute puppies, cute talking animals, lots of cookies & peppermint tea, shopping & catalogs, and making friends, as well as an unbelievable amount of mail sorting. Yes, there were some potentially dark themes of cutting, vampires, and were-creatures, but everything was so darn cute and simplistic there was little tension.
Even the antagonist is too cute to stomach.
The universe did not seem internally consistent to me. The internet exists, but humans are woefully uniformed about vamps and werepacks. The protagonist was raised without emotional sensations except those stimulated by ritual cutting, yet is just as cute as a button and peppy as can be. There are also direct inconsistencies like the protagonist sometimes knowing about wolves and sometimes not. I am also dubious that associating self-mutilation with psychic-powers for impressionable young females readers is the best of ideas.
The prose were weak, perhaps just ok for young readers, but too childlike for me. The universe is like 1990s US with the names changed to protect the cuteness. LA is "Sparkletown", Wednesday is "Windsday", and so on. Everyone and everything has a cute name. The masculine characters are all amazingly weak and PC considering they are mostly werecreatures and police.
The writing was also totally predicable. After the second chapter if you pause and ask yourself "How will this book turn out?" You will likely guess correctly on every aspect. There was literally not a single thing that surprised me.
The environment is not urban, instead it is like a friendly small college town where prey and predator learn mutual respect, how to understand each other and work together.
The narration is quite annoying with exaggerated cutesy-pie or gruff, but I find it hard to blame the narrator for this, as it seems that is how the characters were written.
My daughter really liked this series and recommended it to me. She loved the cuteness juxtaposed with darkness, and the characters and story, for her, made up for any inconsistencies. Nevertheless I would not even recommend this for young readers.
"Virtual Reality Teen Fiction that did not Suck!"
I generally dislike virtual reality SF.
I am not a teen, so teen fiction usually has to be transcendent to interest me.
I saw 10,000 ratings with an average of 4.7…and thought "how bad could it be for light summer reading?"
Ready Player One is virtual reality SF teen fiction, is not transcendent, but it majorly did not suck.
Now, I must admit, I am a geek. I owned and programmed the TRS-80, Amiga, Commodore 64, and had first-hand experience with much of the tech and geek-pop of this novel. My main annoyance with this book was the failure to give the Heathkit EC-1 it's due (admittedly not the 80's). Ok, Ok, I am an uber-geek. If you are an uber-geek and lived through the 80's, you will likely appreciate this book, even if you don't love it.
I did not love this book. It made a few geek-annoying mistakes, and was firmly in the first-kiss-goal-teen-fiction genre. The romantic tension is a first kiss, not, well, you know. This is only great fiction if you have spent WAY too much time playing video games. Yet, it is a pleasant little story with a Geekgasm of references that made it well worth the listen. I might even listen to this one again.
The narration by STNG's Will Wheaton was spot on throughout.
"Don't Risk Reading Reviews of This Book!"
A few of the reviews say a bit too much.
No spoilers below – just the minimum readers should know.
This book is really worth reading to the end, which was not clear early on.
The book contains strong adult language, very adult themes, and deviant behavior.
Kirby Heyborne is a just a bit weak as Nick, Julia Whelan is terrific as Amy, overall the narration is quite good.
This is not great art, but it is well written and near the top of this genre.
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LaSalle native Dalton Prout made his NHL debut Friday night with the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Prout, a six-foot-three, 221pound defenceman, was a plusone and had 13: 50 of ice time in a 4-1 win over the Florida Panthers.
The former Barrie Colts blue-liner, who played alongside Jack Johnson, also had three hits in his debut.
Vancouver Canucks forward Zack Kassian of LaSalle tapes his stick before Friday's 5-2 victory against the Dallas Stars at Rogers Arena in Vancouver.
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Prout has four goals and 12 points in 60 games this season with the Springfield Falcons of the American Hockey League.
"Talking (to coaches down in Springfield), Prout has played well," Blue Jackets interim head coach Todd Richards told bluejacketsextra.com.
"This was a chance to make a swap (David Savard was reassigned Wednesday) and reward Prout for his hard work in Springfield."
On Friday, defenceman Nikita Nikitin scored twice and had an assist, R.J. Umberger also had two goals, and Allen York made 30 saves for the Blue Jackets.
Nikitin followed a two-assist game in a victory over Detroit Wednesday night with goals in the second and third periods. Umberger scored in the first and added an empty-netter with 47 seconds to play.
Ex-Wing Tomas Kopecky spoiled York's shutout bid, scoring off a rebound with 7: 57 left in the third.
The Grimsby Peach Kings know what to expect when they face the Great Lakes Jr. C League champion Essex 73's in Game 1 of the Schmalz Cup semifinal Sunday.
"They're obviously a pretty good team and have some good depth," Peach Kings head coach Dave Brownridge told niagarathisweek.com.
"They're similar to us in that they run all their lines and use that depth, and play some good two-way hockey. They have a good mix of veterans and younger guys."
The 73's captured their 16th league crown after defeating the Belle River Canadiens in five games in their best-of-seven final.
The last time Essex and Grimsby played each other in the Schmalz Cup playoffs, the 73's ousted the Peach Kings in the 2008 semifinal before losing to Alliston in the championship.
"Their organization has always been at the top - it should be a good series," Brownridge said. "They just beat Belle River 4-1, so they must be doing something right."
The 73's will host Game 2 Tuesday night at 7 p.m.
Ex-Spitfires forward Taylor Hall can't catch a break this season.
And neither can his bobblehead.
The Oilers' star posted a picture on his Twitter page this week showing a Taylor Hall bobblehead with its head broken off.
"Even my own bobblehead doll can't escape injury right now," Hall said.
Hall has battled shoulder and concussion injuries and missed action after taking a skate to the face during warmups which resulted in 30 stitches.
Former Spitfires goalie Jack Campbell is looking for help from fans to design his new mask with the Texas Stars next season.
"For all you Texans, what is a good theme for my new mask next season," Campbell asked on his Twitter page.
"Let's hear your ideas!" Campbell is 2-2-0 with a 2.73 goals against average since joining the Stars after his OHL season came to an end with the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds.


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Plymouth Police say the fakes were printed on $5 bills which had been altered through "bleaching" them.
The bleaching process removes the ink so that the picture of the $100 bill can be photoshopped into the bleached $5 paper. Since it is still printed on U.S. currency paper, it will pass the "pen test" typically used to detect counterfeit money. However, if the counterfeit $100 bill is held to the light, the watermark will be Abraham Lincoln (the watermark for a $5) instead of Benjamin Franklin (the watermark for a $100).
The watermark can be found on the right side of the front of the bill. Also, the thread embedded in the currency paper is different in different bill denominations; so the feel of the $5 bill should be different from the $100 bill.
People who handle money constantly, like bank tellers and cashiers, typically feel a counterfeit bill instantly if the paper is wrong. Anyone with information about the counterfeit money is asked to call Plymouth Police at 574-936-2126.


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For those of you with Sirius and a serious thing for Tom Colicchio! hell appear on Martha Stewarts radio show on Monday, September 29, from 4 to 5 p.m. Meanwhile, Urbanite notices that a new wichcraft is opening in Herald Square, in a former Chock Full oNuts kiosk. [Urbanite]
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Tom Colicchio will appear on Martha Stewart's radio show and open a new 'wichcraft in Herald Square.


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In my search for a way to catalog my music CDs, DVDs and Games similar to LibraryThing or Goodreads I came across lib.rario.us. I've been trying it out and it seems pretty neat. I've added a few things to try it out. So far so good, I don't think it's as pretty or as functional as the books only sites, but it's new so it could be. What I like: The "add to lib.rario.us" bookmarklet It does more than books! Hurray! Finally a way to add my music CDs, DVDs and video Games. What I wish were different: I'd like to be able see my collection in different modes - just images, sort of like a tag Read more [...]
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Web 2.0 Class Complete!
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Yesterday Robin and I finished our two day workshop on Web 2.0. It was so much fun! I have to agree with Robin, I was surprised at how excited about all things Web 2.0 I got just from talking about it for 2 days. Trust me, I had no problems talking about it for 2 days, I think I could have gone for a third! The classroom set up and number of participants was perfect, it allowed for some real hands on help when we gave them time to create and play with their new accounts. They were excited about what they can do and asked some really great questions. I can't wait to see how they implement what Read more [...]
Workshop Prep
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The next couple of months will be a flurry of activity for me personally and professionally. First up personally, I'm moving, no new job, just leaving my house and moving into an apartment in a nearby time. I've been busying making phone calls, finding a place to live and packing. I had no idea I had so much "stuff"! :) First up, professionally, I'm prepping for a 2 day work work shop that Robin and I are giving on Web 2.0 at Winter Institute. Robin and I co-present a bit differently than any other duo I've seen; instead of one of us presenting for the first half and the other for the second, Read more [...]
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23 Things updates from PLCM
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PLCMC, who we "stole" our Library Learning 2.0 program from, has created a Zoho Notebook to highlight updates to the applications they used in the 23 Things since the lessons were written. The guide shows the original date the lesson was posted, how the tool worked "then" and now it works "now", it's interesting to see documentation of how much things have evolved.
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Unconference Here I Come!
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Ever since reading about the Kansas Library Camp on David Lee King's blog I've been plotting how to crash the party (I'm in Missouri). It's only a four hour drive and the chance to mingle with some great minds, sounds just too good to pass up. From the site: Think some of the most valuable and most productive sessions at conferences are the hallway and dinner conversations? Want to get to know some of your forward-thinking Kansas library colleagues better? Join us at Library Camp Kansas: the first Un-conference for people interested in customer-friendly libraries, library 2.0 and thinking about Read more [...]
Hard work pays off!
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Not mine this time, Robins! She developed a search our catalog app for our Facebook page and she's been contacted several times by people wanting help creating one for their library. I have no doubt she was helpful and nice and gave them excellent advice! Robin and I often work together here at the library or with taking our show on the road for presentations and she really knows her stuff! Read more [...]
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Remeber, training is not learning.
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Helene had a great post about training vs learning. A reminder just when I needed one! She never stops inspiring me!
The best learning happens by self-discovery, when two very important elements are present. In order for anyone to truly learn, they must be
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b) be motivated to learn.
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Save Money – Use the Library
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Use the library. Your taxes are paying for it, so take advantage of the free books and movies. Austin says that even her small library in Maryland's rural Kent County offers DVDs, audio books, and free Internet service. from 8 Ways to Cut Back without Sacrificing I wonder, does use of a Public Libraries increase when money is tight for Americans? I've always been a power user, so I know it's not changing my usage, but what about everyone else? Read more [...]


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Are Bikini Waxes Wiping Out Pubic Lice?
It's bad enough that 2012 was America's hottest year on record, and that our crush on hydrofracking may be poisoning the nation's watersheds. Now the Obama administration is facing a new "environmental disaster" in the making:
"Pubic grooming has led to a severe depletion of crab louse populations," said Ian F. Burgess, a medical entomologist with Insect Research & Development Ltd. in Cambridge, England. "Add to that other aspects of body hair depilation, and you can see an environmental disaster in the making for this species." [...]
"We put the flag out, so to speak, if we see a case of pubic lice nowadays," [sexual health expert Janet] Wilson said in an e-mailed response to questions. "The 'habitat destruction' of the pubic lice is increasing and they are becoming an endangered species."
The funny thing about this reporting that claims "Brazilian Bikini Waxes Make Crab Lice Endangered Species" is that there's no hard evidence that it's actually happening. We have some data on the increasing popularity of waxing in the United States and Australia, and some anecdotes about a decline in the number of crab lice reports at local health clinics, but that's not nearly enough to proclaim Brazilians a public health miracle, nor to bring pubic lice to the attention of the EPA.
So let's not get carried away, boys and girls. Pubic grooming should always be a matter of personal preference, or else our civilization will be in deep trouble when some "health expert" decides that vajazzling cures HPV.
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