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Tim "Stymie" Snyder
He's best known as the life of the party, but his friends just call him "Stymie."
Tim Snyder earned his one-word moniker when he "stymied" the competition in a beer chugging contest on college spring break. Yet, he may be most infamous for the year he won the title of Chief Party Officer of Derby 134. (No, seriously, that's a real title and he actually won it.)
As CPO, Stymie became a popular character with the local and national media as he hosted an exclusive boardroom in Churchill Downs' infield and attended the hottest parties around town.
Originally from Detroit, Stymie is now a long-time resident of Louisville and advocate of the most exciting two minutes in sports. The Voice-Tribune caught up with Stymie to see if he still considers himself CPO of the Kentucky Derby.
When you first decided to enter the CPO contest in 2008, you chose not to read the rules. Why was that?
You know that's difficult for someone like a CPO. I thought (my idea would) be cool – "Stymie's Rookie's Guide to the Derby." I was making the video (guide) and had all these little vignettes planned and waited to submit it (until the last day) because I thought someone was going to try to copy it and someone said, "Did you bother reading the rules?" (The clip could only be 90 seconds in length; the video was way over.) … So, I said (to my videographer), "Meet me at Gate 1 in 20 minutes. … I'm going to make something up." Just then, a guy with neon boots and a funny-looking hat walked up. … I walked over and asked the guy what he's doing and he said, "I'm one of the buglers at Churchill Downs and there's a party." I said, "If you play the 'Call to the Post' I'll give you 20 bucks." … When we got done (with the video) it was, as is, one take and it was right about 90 seconds.
What did you win as CPO?
One of the first perks was a limousine all the way through Sunday (of Derby week) 24 hours a day. (Churchill Downs) wanted people everywhere to know this is the CPO of the event and sent me to all these events.
What are some tips you give people for Derby?
If you're staying downtown, taking the TARC bus is a great way to get there. Go into Gate 3 right on Fourth and Central. Wagners, obviously that's a great place to go, and one of my favorite things (to tell people are) "Stymie's Infield Smuggler Stories."
Do you have a favorite 'Stymie Story?'
This is my 20th Derby, so I've seen a lot in terms of the tongue-and-cheek nature of people trying to smuggle stuff in. The best I ever saw was a wedding party. … They were just about to get waved through and one of the security guards poked a pencil through (a cake they brought) and they heard "clank." And, they pulled a piece of cake away and saw they had built this cake around the keg.
Do you have any betting tips?
I tell people when they come in (to the track) they've got to pick for Derby and bet it right away. My very first Derby … I came up with the idea we should throw in 20 or 30 bucks and just pick the long shot.
Everyone collected all the money and I had like 400 dollars and … we get to the track around 10 (a.m.). There was a huge line so I remember saying, 'Let's go get a drink first and try the Mint Julep.'… Later at night we were walking around and (asking) who won and … (someone) said Sea Hero (the long shot) won. Everybody looked over at me and I reached my hand in my pocket and pulled out my 400 dollars. I forgot to bet. We would have won thousands of dollars. All these guys would have won a considerable amount of money, but we all had so much fun at Derby we didn't even care about it.
Are you the only CPO Churchill Downs has named in their history?
They had a CPO the second year (in 2009) and a big debate if they wanted to keep me. (The contest) really didn't get promoted like it should have the second year. So, I just take it as my mission to kind of carry that torch and let people know how great the Derby is.
If you could sum it up, what does the Kentucky Derby mean to you?
It's the most fun you can have with your clothes on even though you don't necessarily always see people with their clothes on. It's one of the greatest sporting events in the world and if you compare it to NASCAR or Super Bowl tickets, (those) things are four or five thousand dollars if you can get them. (There's) nothing you can do for 40 or 45 bucks like you can the Kentucky Derby or Oaks. … I've been to Mardi Gras and all these different things, and nothing comes close to the overall Derby.
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Ashley spends half her time writing stories at The Voice-Tribune office and half her time out on the town conducting interviews, while occasionally dressing in wild outfits to fully immerse herself in the experience (aka Princess Leia at Comic Con). Ashley is a huge UofL fan and loves the Yankees and the Boston Celtics (she is fully aware of the irony). She hopes to one day outshine Erin Andrews on ESPN and enjoys running, Bardstown Road/Fourth Street, Breaking Bad and reality TV (she's not ashamed to admit that).
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There may of been two CPO's, but there is only one Stymie. Churchill Downs should do themselves a favor and just hire Tim to promote year round. See ya soon big guy!


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Battery huh. This wasn't only a verbal altercation, disorderly conduct is a verbal altercation. Battery is a physical altercation with the intent to harm.
"I am free of all prejudice. I hate everyone equally" ~ W.C. Fields
Also, when you set a no tolerance policy, the wrong guy (that is talented) can make the wrong decision. A guy that is indispensable to your team's success gets bagged for a stupid crime. Do you set a precedent in that he needs to be cut?
Hopefully, a culture is set that guys do not get in trouble. However, young kids can be stupid with time, money and fame.
The Cab driver sounds a little shady,should see if there were any complaints in the past,but you really shouldnt invade someone else's dance space reguardless.
Really can't say what the Jets would do if one of their talented players did this because, quite frankly they have no one worth keeping.
To be fair to Joe, he could make an argument on both Johnson and Gaffney that they were cut based on performance. Joe could say in each guy's case it was NOT character stuff, but not doing enough on the field.
At this guy netted Reggie Bush in a trade, farewell Jonathan
You know, this Amaya kid is a real enigma... He was good enough to hang on the roster for a couple years, even spark some interest as a long term project at CB. So we trade him to NO in the Reggie Bush trade. Well what do you know, this off season, he is available once again. Nice to have gotten the kid back but has he done **** since being on the team this year? Saints in a somewhat similar fashion as we did the Redskins with JT.
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Editor's note: Roxanne Jones is a founding editor of ESPN The Magazine and a former vice president at ESPN. She is a national lecturer on sports, entertainment and women's topics and a recipient of the 2010 Woman of the Year award from Women in Sports and Events. She is the author of "Say It Loud: An Illustrated History of the Black Athlete" (Random House) and is CEO of Push Media Strategies and is working on her second book.
(CNN) -- My father was murdered. Shot down on the street in Philadelphia in the 70s.
I never had a chance to know him. His name was Edgar Leonard, and he was in his 20s when he was killed. My grandmother, his mother, fell apart after he died. He was her only child.
But kids are curious, regardless of the pain their questions may cause grown-ups. I always wanted to know more about my father. My mother wasn't talking. So at 9 years old, I asked my grandmother to tell me about my dad. The first thing she did was show me photos of her son stretched out in his coffin with bullet holes in his head.
House Speaker John Boehner and those who support unrestricted gun rights should take a long look at photos like this -- or talk, just once, to mothers who've lost loved ones to gun violence -- before they utter one word about gun control laws. The experience doesn't have to change their position, but I guarantee it will help shape their perspectives and permit more intelligent conversations on the issue.
Staring at those photographs, I was horrified. I had nightmares for years about getting shot in the head myself, or what my father thought about as he was dying. My grandmother only saw the handsome, charismatic young man her son once was. Fortunately for me, I have since seen photos of him in happier times: as a chubby baby boy; smiling with his prom date. Who knew why my grandmother showed me. Maybe she wanted me to see the violence that took his life. Or what guns do when not used responsibly. I know she wanted the person who killed her son caught and punished. That didn't happen.
Coming from this tragic place has given me an awesome respect and healthy fear of guns. I know how one shot can change lives forever. In my 40-plus years, hardly a day has gone by that I haven't thought about my father and missed the man I never knew.
Opinion: Gun control is on all of us
I have lived in a city for the past 25 years, where always I assume anyone can be armed at any time in any place. And I grew up in Connecticut, where is it common to hear gunshots echoing through the woods and see a gutted deer carcass hanging from a tree draining blood.
Despite my father's violent death, I vigorously support our right to bear arms. Honestly, I've seen collector guns that are beautiful pieces of craftsmanship. And I'm quite convinced that if I ever felt my or my son's life was in danger, I'd use a gun to protect us both from harm. I pray that I will never have to make that decision.
Guns are a part of my world. And it was the unanswered questions about my father's murder, in part, that drove me to become a journalist. I was determined to write about people like my father whose stories would never be told.
I've spoken to neighbors, athletes and colleagues, those who own guns and those who never have, about the gun issue, and all seem to fall in the middle. So, I don't quite buy the hard line we're told exists between those Americans for and against gun control. We are not as far apart as Congress or lobbyists would have us believe. None of the people I've spoken to think like gun-crazed NRA lobbyists or gun-hating liberals. Real life is never black and white.
The time has come for Americans to take over this conversation and demand sensible solutions that help keep us safe while protecting our Constitutional rights. We are smart enough to do both: to understand that gun ownership comes with huge responsibility. Not everyone is qualified to own or have access to guns, just as not all of us are qualified to drive a car, without some regulation. As President Obama said earlier this week in his news conference: "with rights comes responsibility." It's common sense, he said.
As predicted, the backlash has begun over the president's executive orders, which call for strengthening current gun laws and taking related steps on mental health and school safety. He also called on Congress to reinstate an assault weapons ban that expired in 2004, to restrict ammunition magazines to no more than 10 rounds and to expand background checks to anyone buying a gun, whether at a store or in a private sale at an auction or convention.
The president has begun a much-needed, difficult conversation. Congress should come up with its own common-sense solutions to curb gun violence if it doesn't like what's on the table. To do nothing would be a national disgrace. Do we really want to live in fear of one another, praying our gun is bigger than the next person's, or that we are quick enough to shoot first? There is no common sense in those gun-happy solutions.
Time has come for us all to stop politicians and lobbyists from turning our great democracy into a nation where it is easier to buy a gun than to exercise our right to vote. Somehow, I think our forefathers had something greater in mind for us when they wrote the Constitution.
We owe it to them, our children, our mothers and our fathers to try and live up to those great expectations.
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Magnifique ; incroyable ; sublime ; splendide !
Andres Amador, un très grand artiste qui dessine sans avoir une vue d'ensemble de son oeuvre avant de la dessine autrement que sur papier, ce qui demande en plus d'une création artistique accrue, des capacités intellectuelles peux communes.
Des oeuvres temporaires puisqu'elles disparaissent avec la marée, plus vite donc encore que les dessinateurs sur asphalte.
Great ; incredible; inbelievable; amazing!
Andres Amador, an exceptional artist who draws without having an overview of its work arts before of draws it than whom on paper, what asks besides a greater artistic creation, intellectual abilities.
Temporary works arts because they disappear with the sea tide, faster thus still than the artists draftsmen on asphalt.
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When guest speaker Guy Gruters was unable to attend the memorial service in Berne on Monday, American Legion Commander Les Wagner did what good soldiers do; he stepped up to the microphone and took Gruters' place with dignity and heart.
"We always come out and honor our veterans that have passed on before us," said Wagner to a well-attended Memorial Day service at the local Veterans Memorial. "Our comrades marched in here to honor those same veterans.
"The names on the walls behind me are inscribed forever. We will never take them away from their family and friends. Their place of importance in our nation is forever inscribed," continued Wagner. "There is nothing I can do to bring them back. All they ever fought for is expressed in the freedom we enjoy every day. When they went to service, their lives were blank checks and circumstances filled out those blanks."
Wagner referred to various Memorial Day activities going throughout the area including cookouts, time at the lake, family reunions and other activities that he lauded for their time to get together. But he was also proud of those who took the time from their activities to spend time at the tribute for veterans.
"We could be doing all kinds of things right now but we (veterans) prefer to be here greeting you people," said Wagner. "We thank all of you for taking the time for this important moment. We honor our veterans the way that they should be, with special gratitude, thanking them for their service."
Megan Miller presented a very moving and heart-given expression of the National Anthem.
A special dimension added to this year's service was an exhibit loaned from Decatur involving placing wreaths at symbolic crosses representing each conflict that American soldiers have been to or are involved with. In addition, Wagner praised the involvement of local Boy Scouts and Eagle Scouts who he said are, "always out here helping us."
Many of the scouts expressed their feelings toward the special ceremony.
Adam Chrisman, who just joined Boy Scouts said that he understands the Memorial Day service as an opportunity to honor veterans that fought for freedom and who went to war to represent the United States.
"We are here because we respect all of those veterans that died for our freedom," commented Curtis Sprunger, also a Boy Scout. "They believed that we could be free. We do this in respect so that everyone can have freedom."
"It makes me feel really good to honor all of the soldiers. They deserve to be honored," observed Boy Scout Travis Nunley.
"We are here to honor people that fought in war for our freedom," noted Cub Scout Evan Etzkorn. "They knew that they were doing the thing that they should do in order to preserve freedom for our country."
"We realize how futile are mere words to express our deep and abiding sympathy in your loss," noted Wagner to veterans and families of veterans. "May you feel our comrade is at rest, and in endless peace. They have gone into the great beyond with hearts filled with wistful longing, as all must do.
"Surely there is an afterlife for all who have been loyal and true, a life to which light and peace shall come, where the burden shall be lifted and the heartaches shall cease, where the love, the hope and the fulfillment that escape us here shall be given to us, to be ours forever," added Wagner.
Chaplain John Porter prayed for comfort and compassion for those families who have and are mourning the loss of loved ones.
"O God, who heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds, look in tender pity and compassion upon thy servants whose joy has been turned into mourning," Porter prayed. "Leave them not comfortless, but grant that they may be drawn closer to thee and to one another by their common sorrow."
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But if you already voted, then that's that. :-/
But if you already voted, then that's that. :-/
Penzone has raised over $550K at last glance. But goddamn, I wish he had a mystery $1 million infusion a week or so ago. He's a great candidate, but with Arpaio spending over $7 mil, we need some serious firepower, if for no other reason than name recognition.
Hence why I am not holding out hope for Penzone. I do think Arpaio is at his most vulnerable, but i guess I am just still too pessimistic.
Maricopa County estimates there are over 425,000 provisional and early ballots that still need to be counted. A lot of races called by the media could definitely change.
Fresh off his "JUICY AUSTRALIA TOUR"
I've heard enough chatter that a large percentage of that is from Latino voters. If so... perhaps the Senate and Sheriff's races have glimmers of hope...
Arizona: Yet again, the Meth Lab of Democracy!
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anyone else going to the wine walk tomorrow? i'll be there with my girlfriends.
Man, I would love that. Perfect weather for it, too.
That said, I suppose that if you concede there may be a let-off of the County Recorder's office to demand that every count gets counted. But as dysfunctional as the office is, I think they'll get it right... just not on schedule.
the wine walk was fun, though it was a little cold yesterday. i highly recommend it to anyone who is interested next year we made it to the arrogant butcher for lunch, then 1130, then brick, and finally the rose & crown. i'd never been to the rose & crown, it was a lot of fun. they have games! we played connect four & jenga.
Glad to see you are feeling better Ivy
anyone interested in a rock band / holiday party on friday, december 14th? we can rock out and maybe enjoy sweets & some sort of nog or something. white elephant gift exchange, etc. fun times! i'd like to do it before amy goes out of town for the holidays, which is why i chose this date.
went to PUSH gallery this weekend. wow, the place sure has improved since i was last there a few weeks ago. we made az central. i'd post in the pictures thread, but i think i've cam whore'd it up enough in there. my date was not around for the pic, but i caught us talking in the background of another pic


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Château des Ducs de Bretagne
4 pl. Marc-Elder F - 44000 Nantes
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2006: As the Yankees defeat the White Sox, Mariano Rivera records his 400th career save.
1941: Joe DiMaggio is 3-for-4 as the Yankee pummel the Indians' 10-3. The Clipper's hitting streak has now reached 56 games.
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2007; The Yankees begin their drive to reclaim the '07 season. Their 6-4 win over Toronto is Game One in the second of four straight four-game series, all of which they will take by a three-games-to-one margin. Early home runs from Hideki Matsui, Robbie Cano, and A-Rod give them a 4-2 lead through three innings, one that Kei Igawa squanders by surrendering long balls to Troy Glaus and Alex Rios. Andy Phillips' subsequent 2-run double, however, will provide the margin of victory.
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Monday, January 30, 2012
New Releases Jan. 31-Feb. 5 and Get Your Choice
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So many great books coming out this week!ReplyDelete
Tough choice, but I think I'd like to win Harbinger. :)
I followed your blog via GFC (Agnieszka Nashi) and your twitter (@nookofbooks). I also tweeted about it! ^^
Thank you for making this giveaway international. <3
Yeah, there are so many AWESOME ones coming out that I can't decide which ones! I think I'd go with His Dark Bond or Greatshadow. Haha. I don't know which one to choose! Both sounds soo good.:P Have you read any of them yet, Suzanne? Which one do you prefer? Or would you prefer?:DReplyDelete
Thanks for another incredible giveaway!
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I've been waiting for Undone Deeds to come out.ReplyDelete
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Ack! Too much bookish goodness! There are three on the list I want, want, WANT! Control Point, Wrong Side of Dead, and Third Grave Dead Ahead! How can I choose?? (Oh right... which one wasn't pre-ordered?)ReplyDelete
If I win, I'd love Third Grave, purty please!
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Lots of good ones to choose from.ReplyDelete
My pick is Destiny and Deception by Shannon Delany
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Article 5 is one I'd love to get my hands on!ReplyDelete
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+1 for comment - I'd love a copy of Incarnate! Thanks.ReplyDelete
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- Marie-ClaudeJanuary 30, 2012 at 10:30 AM
Greatshadow for me this week!!!ReplyDelete
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@CYP...I haven't read any of them yet, either. I'd say my most-wanted are the three urban fantasies from male authors--I've had JF Lewis' Void City series in my TBR pile forever, and I'll probably pick up the new one. Also the books from Mark Del Franco and Myke Cole sound cool. I read so much paranormal romance last year I'm kind of in a PNR backlash right now. Give me violence!ReplyDelete
AHHHHHHHHHHHh so many awesome books!!! I would totally freak if I won this week. I would have to choose Incarnate because I've heard great things about it and I <3 the cover :) Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
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+1 I'll throw my name in the hat for Sadie Walker Is Stranded by Madeleine Roux.ReplyDelete
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OMG!!!!! I so want to read INCARNATE!ReplyDelete
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thanks Suzanne!
Most definitely Darynda Jone's Charley (snd of course Reyes) for me please!! Thanks for the awesome giveaway! email@example.com +1 Comment, +1 FollowerReplyDelete
Tough choice! I would pick Harbinger. Thank you!ReplyDelete
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the Anne Marsh series sounds cool so I pick book 1 'Bond With Me'ReplyDelete
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thanks for this great giveaway! I would love to win Third Grave Dead Ahead by Darynda JonesReplyDelete
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Oh wow, tough choice. I think I'd go with either Article 5 or Incarnate!ReplyDelete
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I would love to get a copy of Harbinger! :D Thank you so much for the chance. <3ReplyDelete
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I'd like to win Incarnate, by Jodi Meadows. This beautiful cover was teasing me for two month since I saw it.ReplyDelete
Thanks for great contest!
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Would love to win A Devil Named Desire!ReplyDelete
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I would love to win Third Grave Dead Ahead by Darynda Jones
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- Christina FiorelliJanuary 30, 2012 at 1:28 PM
I'd LOVE Article 5!ReplyDelete
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I'm a GFC follower as Christina Kit.ReplyDelete
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You call this a small list? The choice is daunting this time! So many good ones coming out. Where will I ever find the time to read them all?ReplyDelete
If I would be so extremely lucky to win again, I'd pick Darynda Jones, the first book please.
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this week i want Article 5, by Kristen Simmons.ReplyDelete
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I've been discovering a lot of new authors this year and I want to keep it up. Please count me in for Little Night Magic, by Lucy March. It sounds like a fun story.ReplyDelete
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A Devil Named Desire, by Terri GareyReplyDelete
Third Grave Dead Ahead, by Darynda Jones
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I'd love to win the first book in Darynda Jones' Charley Davidson series! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
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I would love Harbinger by Sara Wilson EtienneReplyDelete
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Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
as usual, nearly impossible to choose from the selection.
However I have not read a good Sci-Fi in a while so my choice would be Mass Effect: Deception, by William C. Dietz.
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What a great group of books to choose from this week! I've been dying to read Article 5, though, so that's the book I would choose if I won :)ReplyDelete
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His Dark Bond is the one for me this week.ReplyDelete
Thanks for this giveaway every week!
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I'd love a copy of Greatshadow,by James Maxey. I have to admit it was the word "dragon" that caught my attention!ReplyDelete
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Fantastic releases this week, Suzanne! I would love to win Article 5!ReplyDelete
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Awesome books this week! I would love to read Article 5.ReplyDelete
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So hard to choose this week! I would like A Devil Named Desire, by Terri Garey. But I have added several other to my TBR pile.ReplyDelete
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Incarnate, by Jodi MeadowsReplyDelete
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Thanks for the giveaway! I'd love to win a copy of The Snow Child.ReplyDelete
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My pick is Incarnate please.ReplyDelete
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I loved the first two books in the series, so I'd like to win Third Grave Dead Ahead, by Darynda Jones :)ReplyDelete
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i want to read The Faceless, by Simon BestwickReplyDelete
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Awesome assortment of books. I think out of all of them, Enormity looks like the one I want to read the most.ReplyDelete
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Would love to win A Devil Named Desire by Terri GareyReplyDelete
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I would really like to read Article 5 Thanks.ReplyDelete
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A lot of good looking releases this week but I really like the sound of A Little Night Magic! Plus i love waffles! :)ReplyDelete
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I so want to read INCARNATE!ReplyDelete
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Article 5 please!ReplyDelete
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Wow! Thank you! :)ReplyDelete
Moonrise sounds interesting :)
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Wrong Side of Dead sounds like my kind of read! firstname.lastname@example.com
Incarnate's cover looks amazing. And it sounds like a great novel too.ReplyDelete
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I would love to win Article 5 by Kristen Simmons.ReplyDelete
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Lenobia's Vow please! Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
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I'd love to win All Things Wicked by Karina Cooper.ReplyDelete
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I'll go with Harbinger!ReplyDelete
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I've been wanting to start Darynda Jones' series, so I'd love to win First Grave on the Right (which finally just came out in MMPB). A Little Night Magic sounds really good also.ReplyDelete
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I would love to win a copy of The Snow Child, by Eowyn Ivey. It sounds intriguing!ReplyDelete
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Thank you for this great giveaway!!! :D
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Soo many great books, If I win I would love.....hard choice here.....hmmm I think I will have to say Article 5. Thanks for the chanceReplyDelete
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Would simply love to read "The Snow Child", by Eowyn Ivey.ReplyDelete
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I will have to choose The Faceless this week if I win. Something alittle different would be nice :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great giveaway as always
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Third Grave Dead AheadReplyDelete
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I would like Harbinger =)ReplyDelete
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What a great list! If I win, I'd love to get my hands on "The Snow Child" by Eowyn Ivey!ReplyDelete
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Third Grave!ReplyDelete
Oh how I love this series.
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