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Silver Spring station fully reopened to riders leaving and coming to the station and trains were no longer single-tracking Tuesday night at about 9:20 p.m.
Metro's website reported no Red Line delays early Wednesday morning.
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What happened at Honda? The carefully crafted image of quality products at a premium price lured me in to buying a 2002 Odyssey van. The first winter the power doors would open mysteriously while in motion in very cold weather, but unfortunately we could never replicate the "magic doors" phenomenon at the dealer. Then, this past winter, after less than two years, there was a noticeable lag when shifting into drive. I checked the net and it was full of references to transmission problems. We called the dealer service, and they suggested it was just the cold weather. My wife left on a trip later that day, only to be stranded hours from home with an immobile van. She called the dealer, and was told they couldn't help because it was late on a Friday. Honda paid the towing, wouldn't pay the rental required while we waited for a new transmission. Asked the dealer service if there were reports of transmission problems, dealer said no. 2-3 months later there was a transmission recall.
Now the van is just over distance warranty, still only 2 1/2 years old. Washer pump has quit, but it is over the mileage warranty? Both front struts are leaking, bushings are gone. $1200 bill to repair them. The vehicle has been well maintained and lubed, but according to Honda it is our responsibility (read - we get to pay) because of premature failure of the parts. To add perspective we had a Villager minivan for 3 years with no problems, a Grand Caravan for 3 years with no problems, and a Ford Windstar for three years with no problems. Had owned a Honda Accord before, and when we leased it I asked the sales guy why I should pay a premium for features that the others had and he replied that I had to pay for Honda quality.
He was right. I got Honda quality, and apparently I'm still paying.
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vptl on 10/05/2004:
I own Honda oddessy 2001. Same problem at 30k miles. Just confirmed with Honda that they will not install new tranny...for which I paid ...in the first place...I did not buy used or certified car...
I did some reaserch and there are so many consumers how paid big bucks for this van and in return they are not even called for repair and they will have to wait till their car is not drivable...this is complete tragedy...I really hope someone initiates the process and I would love to support it.
Very surprised that no one has tried to take this to Lemon law or take any legal action against Honda for not re-calling this VAN. Think that if you/I were driveing this VAN with BAD tranny that would havesure cause damage to engine..who will cover that expanse...they will never admit that that tranny caused it...
bg1254 on 11/17/2004:
I purchased 2002 EXL Odyssey in April 2002. At 60,000 miles (Mar 2004) I had the transmission drained and flushed at dealer recommendation. During Nov 2004 (66,000 miles) I noticed a flashing "D" indicator light on the dash. The dealer advised that the transmission needed replacing. The van was never towed and was never used for towing--only driven by a 70 year old locally and on trips. Dealer talked to Honda District Manager who advised that I would have to pay part of the cost of a new transmission.I.e., I would have to pay $826. So much for a "quality" Honda product. Even a Kia gives you 100,000 mile drive train warranty.
rdwolf5 on 12/12/2010:
I have a 2003 Odyssey that is on it's 3rd transmission. Honda paid for the 1st one but won't pay for the second. Both failed at 40, 000 miles. No wonder they only warranty for 36,000 miles. Merry Christmas to me - a $3200 new transmission.
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EATONTOWN, NEW JERSEY -- The transmission on my 2003 Honda failed at 40,000 miles. Even though I was out of warranty Honda America agreed to replace the transmission with a new one because I had been complaining for months before that it was defective. When they replaced the transmission they assured me that the faulty design had been corrected. At 80,000 miles the second transmission failed even though I had brought it back to the same dealer to complain that the second transmission was exhibiting the same behavior as the first one. They couldn't find anything wrong but within a month I experienced a catastrophic failure when the car literally stopped on the highway while I was driving with my daughter. The car completely lost power and stopped but the quick maneuvering of the drivers behind me saved our lives. Honda's answer was that it was out of warranty and would not pay. I brought the car to a local repair shop who replaced the transmission for $3200. Please do not buy this van. Honda lied and said the transmission design was changed but apparently not. The National Traffic Safety Board has over 200 complaints of the exact same problem. As an owner of 3 Hondas I am very disappointed with the product and safety- I will never buy Honda again and will tell all my colleagues to stay away.
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trmn8r on 12/12/2010:
"When they replaced the transmission they assured me that the faulty design had been corrected."
It sounds like they lied to you, had inaccurate information, or made this up. I'm really sorry this happened to you. Losing one transmission (at only 40K miles!) is bad enough. Losing two is grounds for a divorce on unreconcilable differences. Good review.
rdwolf5 on 12/13/2010:
Thank you for your comment. I got more sympathy from you than I ever got from Honda. It's sad to see they don't care about their customers' safety or the reputation of their company. I have lost all respect for them and am passing the word on to others.
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I have 180,000 miles on my 2001 Honda Odyssey and would expect to have had some trouble with it...after all...it is a machine. BUT....at 70,409 miles, the transmission went out. I took it in to the dealer and they replaced the transmission with no questions ask (very nice) The dealer explained that there was a problem with the transmissions and that Honda knew it and extended the coverage on them. At 70485 miles, the new transmission failed. It too was replaced...no real shock here... since it only lasted 74 miles. At 180,000 the transmission failed again. This time, no coverage. The transmission cost $3,000. 3 transmissions in 8 years... not very good. The longest lasting 110,000 miles. I would have expected better from Honda. I got nearly 300,000 from my Buick.
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The torque converter in my 2007 Honda Odyssey has been replaced multiple times since I purchased it new. It now has 51,000 miles on it. A couple of months ago the transmission itself was replaced. I noticed the transmission whining and hesitating again in a short time. Today, once again, the dealer "updated" the transmission/torque converter from another recall. I am very dissatisfied with the service and my Honda van.
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jktshff1 on 06/30/2010:
How many is multiple times?
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MARYLAND -- I cannot believe that Honda would sell such "quality" and I cannot believe that I fell for the hype! I have a 2001 odyssey and in the last 7 months we have spent $6000 to keep it on the road! Just had to have the trans replaced with 123,000 miles for the bargain price of $2,500!! I have no complaint with the dealer but Honda is crap!!!!! I will never buy another Honda and no one that I can influence will buy one! How does a company that produces this quality, I have found numerous complaints similar to mine, continue to be so highly rated! Wake up folks, we are being sold a bill of goods!
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Pomona Guy on 05/15/2007:
I'd say 123,000 miles on a transmission is pretty good. I doubt my Chevy trans will last that long. And I flush the tranny oil every once in a while. What did you exactly spend $6,000 on?
*Brenda* on 05/15/2007:
Isn't 123,000 miles a lot for a 2001 car? My car is a 2002 and it only has 50,000 miles on it.
Anonymous on 05/15/2007:
I have a 2001 Subaru with 79,000 miles on it. Runs like a champ.
runaway on 05/15/2007:
123,000 miles and you're complaining? Just how long did you expect your vehicle to last without replacing anything?
ejack053824 on 05/15/2007:
123,000 miles....and your crying about replacing a tranny? Get da flock outta here!!! As Pomona said..what did you spend $6,000.00 on? Did you replace the engine to?
poppapia on 05/16/2007:
I don't think it's unreasonable to expect much more from a transmission, especially if it's been serviced regularly. In reference to Pomona's comment, I had to replace the transmission on my Chevrolet product at 90,000, with regular servicing, but have come to the realization that I shouldn't expect much more. As for a Honda, I, too, would be upset at replacing a transmission at 123,000 if I had serviced it regularly, but this opinion may be largely due to their reputation for building quality products. In reference to some of the other comments, I am also puzzled at what cost $6,000, as only the transmission repair was mentioned.
Hondabad on 06/16/2007:
Its not difficult to spend 6000 on service and repairs to an Odyssey. Transmission quotes vary from 3000 - to 5000 for new. Brakes that need work more often than they should can run up to 1000 if all need to be done. Sensor after sensor puke, average 200 plus. Diagnostics, each time they look at it cost you almost 50. So its not a stretch for someone to drop 6000 in a short period of time.
Oh, lets not forget a timing belt and catalytic converter, both will cost you an arm and a leg to replace.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A storm that blew through earlier this month might have triggered a rare phenomenon for the East Coast: a tsunami.
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Video: here's how BAFTA approaches games and its yearly awards process
BAFTA just held its yearly game awards show last week, during which The Last of Us scooped Game of the Year and four other awards. VG247′s Sam Clay was there to quiz Harvey Elliot; chair of the BAFTA games committee, on just how the judges whittle down the long-list and crown the ultimate winners.0
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A video featuring Irrational's Ken Levine's dveloper Q&A filmed March 5 at BAFTA has been posted by 2K Games. In it, Levine talks "From Shodan, to Big Daddy, to Elizabeth: The Evolution of AI Companions" with Simon Parkin. It also features an audience Q&A. Watch it below. BioShock Infinite released March 26 on PC, PS3, […]1
BAFTAs reactions: smiles all round on red carpet
Sam Clay donned a suit and hit up the BAFTA Awards last night, speaking with a range of award-winning industry figures including thatgamecompany's Robin Hunicke. Here's what some of the3
Journey walks home with five BAFTA awards
The British Academy Games Awards happened this evening, and Journey took home five awards. That's not all: we'll be posting video updates throughout the night, courtesy of Sam Clay.21
Gabe Newell to receive BAFTA fellowship
Valve founder Gabe Newell is to receive a BAFTA fellowship at its British Academy Games Awards ceremony on March 5th.4
BAFTA 2013 game nominees announced: Journey leads the pack
The British Academnt Games Awards have announced its nominees for this year's award ceremony, and Thatgamecompany's critically-acclaimed Journey is leading the pack with eight nominations. We've got the full list of nominees here.11
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Eidos life president, Ian Livingstone, feels that mid-tier console studios could soon be a thing of the past as triple-A games grow larger, and consumers become more interested in mobile and broswer-based games.6
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BAFTA's gone up with its annual yearly video games lecture, this time given by BioWare doctors Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk. The pair talk for half an hour before opening up to a half-hour Q&A, chaired by Eurogamer's Johnny Minkley. The full thing's over on BAFTA's site, but there's a small preview below.2
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Speaking to Spong, iOS developer Ste Pickford has claimed the UK BAFTAs are not suited to the task of awarding excellence in the field of development, saying the entry fee alone "seems designed to discourage smaller games from becoming involved."3
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BAFTA adds four new games category awards for 2012
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Peter Molyneux to receive BAFTA Fellowship
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Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood leads BAFTA nominations
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Shigeru Miyamoto's BAFTA acceptance speech
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Dr. Richard Mungo, a longtime Lido Isle resident, brings some of his patients who are very young or in need of general anesthesia to Hoag Hospital, where he's been on staff at the Dental Division for 18 years.
The dentist has also been part of an Orange County Department of Education-MediCal consortium assisting with children with special health care needs. The work included time with Newport-Mesa School District, and he was recognized for his work by the Assistance League of Newport Mesa in 2008.
Often referring to his family as a special achievement, Mungo also serves as the dental adviser to the Newport Eagle Scouts. His wife, Kristin, volunteers with the Scouts, and their sons, Nicolas, 31, and Vincent, 27, participated. Mungo's wife won the Orange County Council's first Outstanding Woman Volunteer Good Scout Award in 2008, Mungo said.
Mungo is chairman of the board and medical director of Healthy Smiles for Kids of Orange County, a nonprofit that screens and treats under- and uninsured children.
The Garden Grove-based service last year saw 33,000 children whose families couldn't pay for private or specialized dentistry, with services ranging from oral-health education to surgery. Patients included children with special health care needs.
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•51.7 million school hours were lost in 2002 to dental-related illness and dentist visits. Poor children are 12 times more likely to lose whole or partial days than children in higher-income families.
•12.9 percent of U.S. Special Olympics athletes reported some form of oral pain; 25 percent had a form of untreated tooth decay.
HUNTINGTON BEACH – There are many barriers to ensuring that children with special needs, such as autism, Down syndrome or cerebral palsy, receive proper dental care.
Anxious during a procedure, they can bite down on a dentist's fingers or they can scream and kick. Maybe they can't brush their teeth for themselves, or their caregivers don't have money for surgery.
Newport Beach dentist Dr. Richard Mungo's dental office is designed to alleviate all that worry. Paintings and drawings by his patients – both those with and without special needs – hang on the walls in the sunny, game-filled waiting room and the open-plan exam room. Kids see that they're not alone, and their own procedure becomes less scary.
It's the job of a pediatric dentist to see to those patients by building a rapport with them, explaining slowly and clearly the work that needs to be done and occasionally providing sedation.
"For some of us, it's a passion. We just love doing it, and we do an awful lot of it," said Mungo, who has been in private practice in Huntington Beach since 1985.
Generally, pediatric dentists don't have to find transportation and funding for the patient, too, but that's Mungo's goal.
For Mungo, "doing an awful lot" means chairing the dental section of Children's Hospital of Orange County, teaching about craniofacial anomalies at USC and treating at his private practice what he estimates is the 35 percent to 40 percent of his patients who have disabilities.
He was asked to get the dental care program at the Special Olympics Southern California under way, and he has remained a clinical director there.
"Whether we're talking about oral health or general health or specific problems, kids that have other learning disabilities or stuff like that, there are safety nets out there for the underserved and underprivileged" in Los Angeles County through the Department of Public Health, Mungo said.
"We don't have that in Orange County for oral health," he said.
To meet that need, the Newport Beach resident helped found Healthy Smiles for Kids in Orange County in 2003, which last year performed around 8,000 surgeries on children who couldn't pay for the work they needed. Mungo is now the medical director and chairman of the board of the nonprofit.
The work of a pediatric dentist isn't much more challenging than that of the average dentist, Mungo said, but it requires being able to connect with the patient.
"You go to the dentist, you sit in the chair – you may not be happy to be there, but you're there – and they say open your mouth, sit still and do the work," he said.
"The work's easy; we all know how to do it, as far as dentists.
"But how do you do that on a moving target? How do you do it on a child that doesn't want to be there or doesn't have the understanding to accept your commands?"
Since first seeing the impact of pediatric work while abroad with the Navy dental corps in the 1970s, Mungo has worked on that connection, and other dentists – and patients – say he does a great job.
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"Couldn't finish"
I read reviews complaining of the self centered, whining protagonist, and thought that perhaps those reviewers were being too harsh. I hoped that whatever The Secret of the title is would create enough of a compelling story to compensate for character weaknesses, as was the case in Sarah's Key. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to BE a compelling story. I have finally given up after listening to roughly half of the story - endless depressing descriptions of a man devoid of personality, admittedly at a loss as to how to relate to his children and moping about his ex-wife. But what finally did it was the unnecessary forensic descriptions of his "romantic" interlude in the morgue with the nymphomaniac mortician. I have not found a likable character yet and finally have decided I don't care what the secret is (although I do have a guess, and might go to my local book store just to turn to the end to see if I'm right). It's just not worth the hours more of tedious day-by-day woe-is-me. Grow a backbone and get on with it.
"Don't start here"
As you read through reviews for this offering, you'll see that those who already know and love the story through the full book version also enjoyed this dramatisation. I am one of these. But if you have never read or listened to the full book, it would be very hard to understand what's going on as the audioplay is essentially an abridgement of the story, losing a great deal of the character and plot development. That's the reason for the 3 star story mark - it just doesn't stand alone for the uninitiated. This really is a story that deserves a complete hearing. The voice actors are superb, especially McAvoy and Cumberbatch, but I did drop one performance star for the somewhat scratchy quality of the sound effects.
Neverwhere (the book) was my very first Gaiman experience, and it got me hooked. If you are at all intrigued by the story premise, do yourself a favor and go to the source. Gaiman reads the entire story himself and does his usual remarkable job.
"A man among men . . . and it is a compliment"
Having seen (and loved) the movie numerous times, I have put off reading the book for a very long time, concerned that it would not live up to my expectations. Having Paul Newman, Jessica Tandy and Bruce Willis permanently etched in my mind's eye as the main characters, it's impossible to separate my response to the book from my feelings about the film. To my great delight, Sully in the book is every bit as ironic, rascally and endearing as Newman portrayed him, so my fears were groundless. The other residents of North Bath are fully developed, bringing in more characters than the film did, and significantly changing others.
This is very much a character study. Don't look for action, mystery, or broad comedy. What you will get is a well-paced slice of life, saturated with subtle and ironic humor, that illuminates what makes people tick in a small dying town. All of the characters are flawed, many to the point of being unlikable. But Russo gives them enough dimension to allow us at least some sympathy for what has brought them to where they are now. Fully understanding the story behind Sully's relationship with his dad makes make you wonder why he is merely philosophically dysfunctional instead of stark raving mad. His humor and native intelligence makes him one of the best characters I have read in contemporary American literature. I would give anything to be able to meet him for a beer at the White Horse just to shoot the breeze. I suspect I would fall in love with him. As Toby observed, he's a man among men. Only unlike her, I mean it as a compliment.
"Pros and Cons"
I'm familiar with Susan Hill for some of her ghost stories, and downloaded this free offering because I enjoy her writing. This is not an especially compelling story outside of the context of the main character's detective series. But the writing is very good, the narrator excellent, so based on this snack sized sample, I am interested in looking at more of the series. Thanks for the freebie, Audible.
"Good start, runs out of gas"
Have you ever had a really good meal – satisfying from the appetizer through the entree – but when you get to the dessert it is a huge disappointment. That bad dessert is the last impression of the meal, and in spite of the good stuff that came before, you tend to rate the overall meal based on that last taste, and it's a downer. That's my take on "Wayfaring Stranger". I enjoyed the story right from the beginning, forgiving some minor plot holes, because of the terrific writing, interesting plot-line, and characters that I felt were pretty genuine (I really love Grandfather and Herschel). There are lots of layers to the story, making the connections between events and characters pretty mysterious, but I was sure that Burke had something up his sleeve that would clear everything up. After all of the really nasty goings-on, I wanted to know who was the puppet master and why. I kept hoping that Weldon would finally break loose from his passive anger and kick some serious butt, but he just kept playing it safe. With about ¼ of the book to go, things started to run off the tracks. It was looking less and less likely that shadowy characters would be revealed with their motivations or that all of the dots would be connected. Alas, the ending was abrupt, inconclusive, and unsatisfactory. So a book that was easily a 4.5 for most of the way, dropped to 3 in the final three hours.
I was sure I was going to give Will Patton a solid 5 for his reading until the Australian movie director came into the story. Sorry Will – your Aussie accent sounds like a poorly attempted Jimmy Cagney imitation. Drop a star.
"A trophy for the mantlepiece"
There are some books that are so wonderfully written and perfectly narrated that they are trophies to be cherished. This is one of those trophies. Too many books start well but seem to have no idea how to follow through to a satisfying conclusion. Many contemporary authors could learn from Adams how to create characters that a reader can believe in and commit to. Few human characters that I have read in recent books can compare in depth and dimension to the rabbits of Watership Down. The creation of a culture and language for the rabbits and other creatures rivals Tolkien's masterpieces. Trying to choose a favorite is impossible – Hazel is of course the hero, but my heart also belongs to Big Wig, Fiver and Pipkin for their courage, to Blueberry, Blackberry and Dandelion for their lightness of spirit, and to Kehar the gull just for being himself. I loved the fables reminiscent of the Brer Rabbit tales that offered deeper insight into the culture, and the life lessons gently taught through the various adventures in creating the new warren. This may not be a cute bunny story for preschoolers, but school agers and older should be able to understand and handle the dangers of animal enemies and rivalries. Certainly television and movies show greater levels of violence than is found here.
Though I had thoroughly enjoyed the book in print, never did I have such rich voices in my head as those provided by Ralph Cosham's superb reading. The toughness of Big Wig and General Woundwort, the brave innocence of Fiver and Pipkin, and the off-beat uniqueness of Kehar are perfectly voiced. Those who have not read it in a long time may be delighted to rediscover an old favorite. I give this wonderful classic my highest recommendation.
"Just Ok"
I've waited a while to write this review to sort out why I felt let down. I thought I would get to meet an adventurous larger than life character on the scale of Hemingway. What I got was a rather ordinary, insecure guy who changed his personality to meet his perception of others' expectations in order to fit in, and went to sea and to the Klondike for money, not for adventure. I was disappointed to get through the Klondike period to learn only that it was hard work, inhumanly cold, he got sick and came home broke. His socialist convictions seemed tainted by a desire to get back at the capitalist world for his own poverty as much as for general injustice, and his passion to write was his plan to escape the "Work Beast" world he hated. There didn't seem to be an adventurous spirit in the man - he came across as resigned and cynical. I didn't gain hoped for insights into the inspiration behind "The Sea Wolf" and "Call of the Wild".
So was I disappointed in the book or in the man? I think it's both. In his forward, author Haley states an intent to present the whole man, warts and all, and to avoid the pigeon-holing of previous biographers presenting The Adventurer, The Political Activist, The Drunken Womanizer. In that he succeeded, but I think that by trying to remain steadfastly neutral he ended up writing a work filled with facts but little heart. The facts make it clear that London was a man of many contradictions, but Haley does little to explore and illuminate these contradictions. London never fully came to life for me.
"Unexpected Delight"
I would never have even heard of this book without the Daily Deal, but after checking out the reviews I decided that this might be an intriguingly different choice. I was rewarded beyond expectations with a surprisingly witty and unique mystery featuring the most endearing investigator I have ever read. Never did I imagine I would be laughing out loud so often in a murder mystery set in mid 70's Laos. Dr. Siri's dry ironic handling of the bureaucracy was priceless, and I actually backed up and replayed one scene in which he took his immediate superior to task, because it so perfectly showed what this little man was made of. Pretty much all of the political sides received a bit of tongue in cheek lampooning.
Some reviewers complain about the supernatural aspects of the story, some crying foul about ghostly assistance in the murder solving. Personally I loved that part of the story, but will say to any potential readers that if other worldly spirits bug you then don't go for this series.
I admit that I only allowed 4 stars for the story because the mysteries being solved were somewhat lightweight. But perfect narration gave tangible personality to Siri and the secondary characters lifting this intelligently written story to a 5 star on the strength of strong character development. I'm going back for more.
"A Disappointment"
I really wanted to like this story. I enjoy a good ghost story that is more on the psychologically spooky side (as opposed to the slasher, gory side), and thought this would fit the bill nicely. But the handling of the characters consistently got in the way of the atmosphere. The problems:
• None of the subjects participating in this expedition to the haunted house seemed to be serious about actually trying to discover its secrets. They moved in, experienced the strange phenomena, but afterwards never even discussed among themselves what had happened or even seemed terribly surprised or concerned. We were told they wrote copious notes, but they never seemed to go anywhere.
• The too-clever, ironic conversations felt contrived and out of place. Perhaps the wry humor was meant to be a sort of whistling-in-the-dark, but it didn't work for me.
• The crazy bangings and door slammings, voices and wall writings are all sensory events that are difficult to convey in writing with the impact they deserve. Perhaps the impact would have been heightened if the characters themselves had seemed to be more viscerally affected. But they all just got over it a few minutes later, looked for the brandy and made more jokes. I have seen the 1963 film version, and found it satisfyingly spooky, largely because the actors were able to convince me that they were scared themselves.
• I found Dr. Montague's wife to be one of the single most irritating characters I have ever read. Worse, her nearly comical militant spiritualist crusade further weakened Dr. Montague's already weak character, undermining any pretense of scientific authority he held.
I wish I could recommend this classic, but for me it did not live up to its billing.
"Solid writing, reliable series"
This was another reliable entry in the Enzo series. The mystery is interesting and well strung together. I found the handling of the clues creative and intriguing, allowing me to play along with Enzo's problem solving process, and even though I had figured out who-dunnit, I didn't mind because the scavenger hunt to get there was worth the trip. Enzo remains an engaging and full-blooded character, in this outing working without the entourage of his daughters and their boyfriends, but that was ok. I enjoyed the atmospheric Breton island location and the people he met there. My only complaint is the subplot involving sometime love interest, Charlotte, who was uncharacteristically surly, leaving a relationship cliffhanger that left a bad taste in my mouth. I'm sure there will be a resolution of sorts in future volumes, but I just didn't like the way this one faded out, but not so much as to lose the recommendation.
"Morally bankrupt dynasty"
"There were people who ate the earth and those that stood around and watched them do it."
So said Lillian Hellman in "The Little Foxes", and the quote is apt for the McCullough dynasty in "The Son". For all of its ambition to present a sweeping epic of Texas history through the eyes of three generational representatives, these three characters came across as soulless and selfish, with no clear motivations for their lives, simply grasping for what they could acquire no matter the cost or who had to pay it – generally the Mexicans and other family members.
Eli's story is admittedly the most colorful, with his abduction by the Comanches, his life with them, and afterwards in the Texas Rangers and the Confederate Army. But none of it ever felt as adventurous as expected. Much of it was just gruesome and murderous, but quite emotionless, even for the victims. The ease with which he changed allegiances, killing without conscience the enemy of the moment, spoke of a man with no soul or direction. Love was just as empty, expressed almost exclusively in sophomoric sexual terms (and too often with barnyard vocabulary).
Peter (Eli's son) and Jeannie (Eli's great granddaughter) each eventually inherit to various degrees the empire, but exist only through the prism of Eli's life – Peter hating him and Jeannie mythologizing him. Neither ever feel adequate with themselves, so they are weak and inadequate characters, and I found them essentially sterile. Lacking heartfelt emotions, I felt nothing for them. All background characters were just that: background and generally one-dimensional, too often stereotyped.
Narration – 2/3's good. Patton and Shepherd did well with Eli and Peter. Kate Mulgrew to my ears was grating and rough, trying too hard to portray a tough Texas gal, which just came across as a whiskey roughened broad, often indistinguishable from the male voices.
I know this is a dissenting vote – most reviewers loved the book. I felt it was cynical and spoke to the futility of life spent only on building dynasties and not relationships. I'll give it three stars for ambition and many of the well written passages, but I found little inspiring or uplifting to recommend it.
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So why is rowing better in Davis's opinion? "What happens is you're bent over at your computer all day and in the spinning class you're in the same position, so you're not strengthening the muscles in your back that weaken and aren't activated as you sit typing at your computer all day. With rowing, yes, you're starting in that bent over position, but you're only there for one second before you're opening up your body as you pull the tension from the rowing machine back toward you, working those dormant back muscles. Rowing also gives you a total body workout, since you're engaging your core, which is going to be moving a lot of the weight, your arms, and your legs." So, instead of sitting somewhat stationary on a bike to get your cardio in for 60 minutes, Davis recommends rowing instead since you're engaging your entire body, including your chest and arms.
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Both have waged a long campaign for the liberation of their respective countries in a peaceful, resolute and noble manner but Suu Kyi seems to have succeeded where the Dalai Lama has not and probably will not.
HHDL is particularly famous in Western countries but in Asian countries, particularly China he is not popular and is seen as a relic of a backward era.
Whereas ASSK is universally famous especially in countries like China, Vietnam, Laos, Malaysia,India and Burma of course where she is seen as an icon for democratic reform and a model of how to achieve it.
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The second sequel to Realore's popular time management game Roads of Rome, Roads to Rome 3, starts when the prosperous Roman Empire is endangered. Ceasar gets news that wild barbarians are attacking the Roman provinces. They havoc the lands, burn villages and bring despair to the citizens. Someone has to put an end to these attacks. So Ceasar summons loyal Victorius and assigns him a task of restoring peace and Rome's authority.
You'd think that the game would be dull from repeating similar tasks in the first and second games, but Roads to Rome 3 HD managed to keep the gameplay just as addictive and interesting. The graphics look sharp on the iPad Retina Display and music is relaxing and pleasant.
Roads of Rome 3 offers 40 levels of gameplay with 3 additional expert levels if you complete enough levels within expert time. Gameplay should look familiar to those who played the first two games. This third installment includes all the new elements introduced in the previous titles in the series as well as brand new element, noticeably putting out fires on your map as the barbarians had been attacking. There are new buildings as well. First off, you'll need a pump station to get your water to put out the fire, and the pumping station is usually the first one to get build. Also new are supporting buildings that make the productions of your essential building such as gold mine, quarry and sawmill faster and workers happier with a Brewery. There are a good number of buildings to keep things interesting but not too many to be overwhelming.
As with previous titles in the series, each level has a timer and you must finish the level before it runs out. The timer also include Expert time and if you can complete the levels within the expert time, you'll unlock 3 additional levels that are currently locked on the map. You can unlock the next level as long as you complete within the time limit, and you can go back to any of the previous levels once you've unlocked it to try and get the expert time.
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The graphics in Roads of Rome 3 HD are sharp and colorful. Though not specifically rendered for the Retina display, the graphics and animation are polished and run smoothly on the new iPad. There are four terrain themes in four locations, each theme looks unique yet the same building and workers keep the gameplay familiar. The title screen and the map are well done also.
Roads of Rome 3 HD has nice background music that keeps you company while you're playing the game, relaxing yet engaging but never annoying. The game has full sound effects that serve also as audio cue that lets you know certain tasks have been completed or a building has completed a product. The sound effects are well done as well, not harsh and stand out from the BGM.
The third time around is war! Roads of Rome 3 HD brings fire and destruction to the land of Ceasar and Victorius must find ways to rebuild the towns and bring back the glory of Rome. The buildings you create keep the gameplay interesting and there are more portals this time around as well as hot air balloon making its return. The game offers a good amount of gameplay and encourages you to keep trying until you can get to the expert levels to unlock new content. The graphics and animation look nice and smooth and music and sound effects are equally polished. All in all, Roads of Rome 3 HD gives you another enjoy ride through different terrains of ancient time and will keep you busy for a while.
Ratings (scale of 1 to 5):
Graphics: -4.5-
Not hugely groundbreaking, but graphics look sharp and colorful.
Sound: -4.5-
Background music serves well and the sound effect works nicely as audio cue.
Controls: -5-
Smooth, easy to understand, no lag.
Gameplay: -4.5-
Still addictive and plenty of gameplay, some good replay value.
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In some levels, look at what initial inventory you have before deciding which buildings to build first.
If you have to build a fort or destroy stuff that takes lots of resource, tap on them to see what resource they require the most, and build and upgrade the buildings produce these resources first.
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