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Everything Is fine
Traffic to and from and the children running up and down the hall
Good quiet hotel in easy proximity to airport and I95. Clean room and comfortable bed - perfect!
More seating needed in breakfast area
the cheap rate
This hotel smelled like mold it should be tore down and rebuild or the health inspectors should review it for hazardous health violations. Please this hotel is no place for people w/ asthma
I liked everything about my stay. The front desk was very friendly. My stay was cut short but I would have loved to stay the whole 3 days there.
Friendly staff, price
Not enough tables for breakfast
24 hr Airport shuttle. Clean rooms, Walking distance to fast food restaurants. Perfect for catching a flight home.
Advertised local restaurants menus to pick up in the lobby for meal delivery but then didn't have their menus when actually wanted them.
It was a good location
Dust on the TV. Pictures and it had a few spiders. It was non smoking but room had a little stinch to it... The breakfast was not good. There were barely enough.
Availability last minute
Change in online rate, after making payment discovered a lower rate being offered.
It was what I expected for the price
Nothing negative
Location near airport is great. Staff was helpful and friendly.
Breakfast minimal and lousy. Breakfast space very small for # of guests. Overall hotel is shabbier than our previous stay a couple years ago.
Clean , comfortable , nice staff ,
Rate can't be beat! Lots of shopping and eating places around.
Small room and not quite up to date. Busy place so expect some noise.
Good location, clean
Limited towels, tiny room (not enough for two people). paper walls, floors and ceilings (you can feel every move and hear every word of your neighbours from any direction). Breakfast was humiliating in the room that was so small, that toaster was standing litelally over the trash bin. Food wasn't fresh: milk was sour, oranges were ripped. Inattentive morning staff (had been waiting for 10 mins for anyone to show up at the counter to check us out)
It's nice location to airport and hwy
They were cleaning the ouside of the hotel made nosie
comfort of the room excellent value close to cruise port free shuttle service to and from airport free wifi with no sign-in professional staff staff responded to complaints of neighbors promptly microwave/mini fridge
room smelled of smoke neighbors played music too loud
Price was okay
Room had mildew odor.
Pretty well locate, just so convenient place a low cost,
very thin walls, horrible breakfast, musty smelling, much more rundown than pictures show. NO PARKING AT NIGHT.... it was always full
Location to LAX, free shuttle, although we were not advised of this at time of booking.
Pillows, noisy air con.
Everything horrible room
We were leaving on a cruise and liked the shuttle and being able to park our car there for the week.
There was an odd smell in the room and breakfast was not great as well as nor enough seating.
Everything was great and close to airport and schuttle to airport.
nothing wrong
Was disapointed
The room was a lot smaller than on the pictures.tha AC unit is a nightmare, the refrigirator is so low your drinks do not stay cold.
The hotel is perfectly fine for staying overnight if you arrive late at night or have to be at the airport early in the morning. It's clean and has everthing you need for an overnight stay. The coffee was very good.
The shuttle service took a long time to come and then dropped off other people at a partking lot before taking me to the hotel. I realized then that the shuttle really works for the long-term parking lot and just does the hotel pick-ups as an extra. Breakfast is adequate, but with sugary cereals, packaged muffins and bagels, a very limited selection of jams (I believe two flavors), imitation butter, and only apples as fruit. However, it is free.
The location, in proximity to my business meeting, was perfect.
The parking lot...what parking lot? Looters came up to my car as I was trying to park-in the last spot available!! Creepy! The room reeked of mold and mildew!!!!!!!!!! The room was super dusty-- thick films of it, some areas of the carpet was wet-hence the mildew smell, and there was a used feminine product, old lottery tickets, and trash between the wall and bedside table!!!!!! DISGUSTING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Citigroup (C) reported that profits held steady in the second quarter, beating estimates of an expected earnings slowdown.
Citigroup reported better than expected adjusted earnings of $3.1 billion, or $1 per share, on revenue of $18.6 billion. Those earnings beat analysts' estimates of 89 cents in adjusted EPS, according to Bloomberg data; however, revenue came in slightly lower than expectations.
The earnings beat was fueled by cost cuts, an improvement in the credit quality of the banks loans and the maintenance of earnings at its investment bank."Contributing to the beat were both lower than expected credit costs (positive as reserve releases were below our estimates) and a lower than expected tax rate (not a high quality earnings driver)," wrote UBS analyst Brennan Hawken, in a Monday note to clients. Citigroup shares rose over 1% to $26.94 in afternoon trading, stemming stock losses of over 20% in the last three months. The Bank's steady profits mostly resulted from bottom-line expense cuts and credit improvements. Citigroup said that its allowance for loan losses dropped to $27.6 billion, or 4.3% of total loans, compared with allowances of 5.4% at this time last year. Those credit improvements beat some expectations. "While a low tax rate, a $984 million reserve release, and some slowing in Asia will draw some attention, we think the overall Citi story is intact and very interesting at 51% of tangible book value," wrote Nomura Securities analyst Glenn Schorr, in a Monday note to clients. Notably, Citigroup's North America consumer banking unit saw credit quality improve sharply as net credit losses fell $625 million, or 29%, to $1.5 billion compared to this time in 2011. Those credit improvements matched similar results at JPMorgan and Wells Fargo on Friday. Overall, Citigroup's net income -- excluding the impact of accounting gains on the banks credit spreads and a $424 million charge on the sale of a 10.1% stake in Turkish lender Akbank -- was $3.1 billion, 1% lower than the second quarter 2011. The bank's core operations increased earnings 5% and maintained flat revenue, while overall operating expense of $12.1 billion was 6% lower than the prior year period, in line with estimates. Profits at Citigroup's international consumer bank fell 12% to $795 million and revenue fell by a similar measure to $4 billion, but the drop was given a push by currency adjustments as the U.S. dollar strengthened against emerging market currencies like the Mexican Peso. While falling international earnings may disappoint investors who have long expected a recovery in Citigroup's shares as the bank executes on a multi-year runoff of unwanted U.S. businesses, bolsters capital and focuses on overseas growth, they mask strong growth and credit trends in Citigroup's emerging market operations. Excluding currency adjustments, revenue grew 8% in Latin America and was flat in Asia and other emerging markets. Meanwhile, the bank said that all international regions grew deposits and loans as credit quality generally improved. Overall, Citigroup's international consumer banking credit quality improved from the prior year period as net credit losses fell 12% to $613 million. The bank said that even as loan portfolio's continued to grow, delinquency rates were stable across all products and regions. Those results helped to assuage fears that Citigroup's strategy to target banking opportunities in regions with higher-than-trend gross domestic product (GDP) growth outlooks could backfire, as investors and economists still work to fully gauge the spillover effects of developed market weakness on emerging market economies. On Monday, the International Monetary Fund cut its forecast of global economic growth on downside risks to the euro area, a U.S. fiscal cliff and the expiration of stimulus efforts in the emerging markets. Monday earnings indicate resilience in Citigroup's strategy, even if investors should continue to scrutinize credit trends, such as a $120 million build of loss reserves at its banking unit in Latin America. Emerging market trends may also help the bank eventually sustain growth, as it completes a multi-year runoff of unwanted assets called CitiHoldings. In the second quarter, CitiHoldings saw revenue fall 62% year-over-year to $924 billion, as its net loss widened by nearly 40% to $920 million. Still, the unit continues to shrink and now stands at $191 billion in total assets, down 28% from this time in 2011, and $850 billion when it was first opened. Most of Citigroup's core revenues remain under pressure, even as the bank's operations become more lean and it benefits from improving credit quality on U.S. loans, noted Wells Fargo analyst Matthew Burnell. Analysts had expected Citigroup's earnings to get a boost from expense cuts. KBW's David Konrad calculated that expense should drop to $12 billion from $12.3 billion in the first quarter and nearly $13 billion this time last year. Those cost savings and in-line credit trends helped Citigroup beat earnings estimates, even as revenue of $18.6 billion came in below estimates. In a key earnings surprise, Citigroup grew revenue at its investment bank, combatting expectations of declining earnings. The nation's third largest bank by assets reported investment banking revenue of $5.4 billion, beating estimates and an expected year-over-year drop. Still, Citigroup's investment banking earnings fell sharply from the first quarter, when a surge in debt underwriting benefitted most Wall Street players. Prior to second quarter earnings season, which kicked off on Friday when JPMorgan (JPM) and Wells Fargo (WFC) reported mixed but generally stronger than expected earnings, analysts cut their earnings estimates of large cap banks citing an investment banking and trading slump. In July, Credit Suisse and KBW analysts cut Citigroup's earnings per share estimates citing investment banking and capital markets weakness. KBW's David Konrad expected investment banking revenue to be approximately $5 billion, down from core revenues of $6.7 billion in the first quarter and $5.3 billion at this time last year, on a slowdown in client activity as Eurozone debt fears escalate. "Overall, we view this quarter as a slight miss thinking about the quality of earnings, and we are below the street in forward estimates," Konrad added in a Monday note, however, the analyst highlighted a bigger than expected improvement in Citi groups Basel III Tier 1 core Capital to 7.9% and the bank's trading price at 52% of tangible book value as points of optimism for investors. For more on Citigroup's second quarter earnings and its strategy versus money center banking peers JPMorgan and Bank of America (BAC), see why it's emerging market exposure faces a crucial test this quarter. -- Written by Antoine Gara in New York
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Rep. Giorgidi Aggabao of Isabela Province said House Bill 4601 seeks to put a cap on the interest rates being charged by lending institutions as a modest attempt to alleviate the economic plight of public school teachers.
"Our teachers are easy prey to shark loans and in this age of electronic banking, the so-called 'payday' or 'ATM' loans is now the common practice where the borrowers/debtors pledge and surrender their ATMs to their creditors to secure payment of their loans every pay period until the loan is fully paid," Aggabao said.
She said with a family to support and with such meager salaries, teachers have time and again fallen victims to high interest rates and exorbitant fees, to make both ends meet.
"We have often hailed our teachers as our unsung heroes yet to this day, this recognition remains but an empty accolade. It is high time that we put our teachers first and this bill aims to inch towards that direction," the lawmaker stressed.
Under the measure, all actively employed public school teachers, whether full time or part-time, in all levels of education are covered by this Act.
The bill also provides that the rate of interest in consumer loans extended to covered teachers shall not exceed 6% per annum, including all fees and charges, insurance and other ancillary products sold in connection with the consumer loan.
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Conductor Stephen Alltop is mining the rich veins of popular and classical music early this May. He will lead the 120-voice Apollo Chorus in a program of music by the Beatles, Billy Joel, Elton John and other popular songwriters in Oak Park the afternoon of May 4. On May 10 he conducts the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra in a Disney-inspired program titled "Fantasia Salute: Rite of Spring 101." During the concert he will reveal what really happened at that ballet's first performance by the Ballets Russes in Paris a century (plus one year) ago.
Alltop is director of music at Alice Millar Chapel and a member of the conducting faculty and senior lecturer at Northwestern University's Bienen School of Music in Evanston. He is concluding his 17th season with the 120-voice chorus, which was founded in 1872 to lift the spirits of Chicagoans after the city's devastating 1871 fire.
"Around about my fifth year with Apollo I started expanding the repertoire to include popular music as well as the classics," said Alltop.
That initiative has proved a great success. Appearances of the chorus have expanded to include performances with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at Ravinia Festival, the London Symphony Orchestra's "Star Wars" tour in 2009, the Peninsula Music Festival and as part of Oprah Winfrey's Surprise Spectacular in May of 2011.
Most appearances outside the regular season do not call for a full chorus, explained Barbara Guenther, vice president of the Apollo board and a member of the second alto section since the fall of 2004. "Stephen posts sign-up sheets and each member decides whether or not to sing that particular engagement," she explained. "You can imagine the sign-up sheets for the Oprah appearances."
Alltop is also preparing the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra, which he has conducted for 18 seasons, in a program paying tribute to Walt Disney's 1940 animated film "Fantasia." The concert includes Mussorgsky's "Night on Bald Mountain," dances from Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker" ballet and Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring."
"This program has a Russian theme," Alltop said, "and it includes Rimsky-Korsakov, who arranged 'Night on Bald Mountain.'"
The signature piece of the evening, however, will be the Stravinsky. "His 'Rite of Spring' was the advent of musical modernity," the conductor declared. "The composer was going for something new. The ballet and its music is really a picture of pagan Russia."
A multi-media salute including historical photos and video segments will accompany the music, and the afternoon also will include an account of what really caused the now-legendary Riot at the Rite in the Theatre des Champs-Elysees so long ago.
Noting that the Joffrey Ballet of Chicago presented a centennial recreation of the 1913 original ballet last season, Alltop said, "I've called our performance 'Rite of Spring 101.' We will have more than 100 strings for the concert. We've invited the York High School String Orchestra to play side-by-side with us. It's going to be an amazing event."
The Apollo Chorus presents "The Beatles and Friends"
When: 8 p.m. Friday, May 2; 3 p.m. Sunday, May 4
Where: Fourth Presbyterian Church, 126 E. Chestnut St., Chicago (May 2); First United Church, 848 Lake St., Oak Park (May 4)
Cost: $25; $10
Contact: (312) 427-5620; Apollochorus.org
Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra presents "Fantasia Salute: Rite of Spring 101"
When: 7 p.m. Saturday, May 10
Where: Elmhurst Christian Reformed Church, 149 W. Brush Hill Road, Elmhurst
Cost: $32; $9 students
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Coming off a strong rookie season, Leighton consistent play early in the 2002-03 season with the Admirals earned him an eight game stint with the parent club throughout the season and in 2003-04 the former Spitfire spent most of his time in the Windy City, while seeing limited action with the Admirals.
Prior to the 2005-06 season, Leighton was dealt to the Buffalo Sabres where he would spend the majority of the season with the club's AHL team in Rochester. The following off-season, he was signed by the Anaheim Ducks who in turn placed him on waivers after he competed in 16 games with the club's AHL affiliate in Portland. After stops in Nashville and Philadelphia, the netminder was claimed by then Montreal Canadiens who opted to trade him to Carolina in the summer of 2007.
In Carolina, Leighton would serve predominantly as the backup for starter, Cam Ward. In 2008-09 he would see action in 19 games and post a respectable 2.92 goals against average.
On December 15, 2009 Leighton was placed on waivers by the Hurricanes and subsequently claimed by the Philadelphia Flyers.
Over the next three seasons, Leighton would go back and forth between the AHL and NHL, spending time with the Flyers AHL affiliate, the Adirondack Phantoms.
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The AFS Children's Folklore section publishes the annual Children's Folklore Review,
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folklore, and sponsors sessions on children's folklore at
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Children's Folklore eNewsletter Volume 2, Issue 1, Spring 2011
The section annually offers the W. W. Newell Prize, which includes a cash award, for the best student essay on a topic in children's folklore. Students must submit their own papers, and published papers are not eligible. We invite instructors to encourage students with eligible papers to enter the competition. Papers must be typed, double-spaced, and on white paper. On the first page, include the author's name, academic address, home address, e-mail address, and telephone numbers. The deadline for the 2014 year's competition is September 30. Please electronically submit papers, to Dr. Jodi McDavid, at email@example.com.
The 20013 Newell Prize, given for the best student essay on a topic in children's folklore, the prize was awarded to two students. Brant Ellsworth was recognized for his paper "Playing for Change: The Performative Functions of Children's Piano Play," an essay about the functions, traditions, and modes of communication among children's piano playing. Semontee Mitra received the prize for her paper "Children Have Their Own World of Being," an ethnography on children's activities on the Day of Saraswati Puja.
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The Iona and Peter Opie Prize is awarded approximately every two years to the author of the best recently published scholarly book on children's folklore.The chairs of the Opie Prize Committee are John McDowell at Indiana University and Elizabeth Tucker at the Binghamton University and can be submitted to them at 504 N. Fess, Bloomington, IN 47401 and 500 Magnolia Drive, Vestal NY 13850 respectively. The winners of the 2012 Opie Prize were Kathryn Marsh, The Musical Playground: Global Traditions and Change in Children's Songs and Games (New York: Oxford University Press, 2008), and Anna R. Beresin, Recess Battles: Play, Fighting, and Storytelling (Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2010). Honorable Mention went to Carla Pascoe, Spaces Imagined, Places Remembered: Childhood in 1950s Australia (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2011), Steve Roud, The Lore of the Playground: One Hundred Years of Children's Games, Rhymes and Traditions (London: Random House, 2010), and Elizabeth Tucker, Children's Folklore: A Handbook (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 2008).
The Aesop Prize and Aesop Accolades are conferred annually by the Children's Folklore Section of the American Folklore Society upon English language books for children and young adults, both fiction and nonfiction. Books published in 2013 and 2014 are eligible for these awards. Nominated books must be received by committee members no later than August 15, 2014. The winning books are announced at the annual meeting of the American Folklore Society each October.
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Within the lithosphere, most elements are joined together to form minerals (natural substances with specific chemical compositions and distinct atomic structures). A few minerals occur as just one element, such as when carbon atoms join to form the mineral graphite. Make a model of graphite using clay balls for atoms and toothpicks for chemical bonds. Start by using six clay balls and six toothpicks to form a hexagon to represent a carbon atom. Add four more clay balls and toothpicks to form a single layer made up of two hexagons joined together. Make another layer of two hexagons and stack the second layer on top of the first one using five 6-inch (15-cm) pieces of spaghetti (see Figure 9.2).
In graphite layers, covalent bonds (strong attractions between atoms that share electrons) hold the carbon atoms within the layers together. In this experiment, toothpicks represent covalent bonds. One layer of graphite is held to another graphite layer by van der Waals bonds (weak electrostatic attractions between atoms that are easily broken). The spaghetti represents these weak bonds. What is the difference between these types of bonds? For information, see Brian J. Skinner and Stephen C. Porter, The Dynamic Earth (New York: Wiley, 1992), pp. 47-48.
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Another Benefit of Fish Oil
Diane Fennell
November 26, 2010
The omega-3 fatty acids found in salmon, sardines, mackerel, and other fatty fish are known to have a variety of health benefits, including lowering triglycerides (a type of blood fat) and reducing the risk of heart attack. Now, research recently published in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association suggests that fish oil may have another health benefit — helping stave off gum disease. People with diabetes are known to have more frequent and more severe cases of gum disease, and gum disease is thought to cause high blood glucose levels.
Gum disease is a chronic inflammation of the gums that can cause the gums to separate from the teeth and that can eventually result in loss of the bone that supports the teeth. To investigate the association between consumption of omega-3-rich fish oil and gum disease, researchers divided roughly 9200 adults included in the National Health and Nutrition Examination survey into three groups based on their self-reported consumption of omega-3 fatty acids in the prior 24 hours.
Dental exams indicated that those in the middle and upper third for consuming omega-3 fatty acids were between 23% and 30% less likely to have gum disease than people consuming the lowest amount of omega-3s. (Consumption of docosahexaenoic acid [DHA] and eicosapentaenoic acid [EPA] specifically were linked with less gum disease; the association with consumption of linolenic acid [LNA] was not statistically significant.) The researchers took into account factors that could affect the chance of someone having gum disease, including age, income, education, health, and other socioeconomic factors.
"There are a lot of benefits of omega-3 fatty acids," notes lead study author Kenneth Mukamal, MD. "We have good evidence they prevent sudden death caused by heart rhythm disturbances. We have some evidence omega-3 fatty acids can reduce the risk of heart attacks and stroke. This is a great example of another potential benefit… Eating a very feasible amount of fatty fish seems to have a lot of benefit."
Because the study only looked at food consumption over the course of a single day, the researchers could not provide any guidelines on how much fish oil people should consume regularly. However, they suggest that following the recommendations of groups such as the American Heart Association, which advises eating fatty fish at least twice a week, is probably a good idea both for gum health and health in general. In an accompanying editorial, Elizabeth Krall Kaye, PhD, noted that while the study supports incorporation of fatty fish into the diet, it does not necessarily support incorporating fish oil supplements.
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One of the key sources of uneasiness that triggered the recent face-off between the banking regulator and Sahara group's flagship finance company, Sahara India Financial Corporation Limited (SIFCL) was the hundreds of crore languishing in Sahara's coffers as unclaimed deposits. These are funds where there is no account or trace of the original depositors.
India's premier social security organisation, the Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO), runs three schemes—a provident fund, a pension fund and an insurance scheme. Like SIFCL, it collects contributions from millions of workers except that EPFO contributions are mandatory for most industries. Like SIFCL, the EPFO has money lying in its accounts as unclaimed deposits: only the amount is much larger, running into thousands of crores.
In its June 16 order, the RBI lifted the blanket ban on SIFCL accepting deposits but set tough conditions. Apart from requiring SIFCL to ensure 100% compliance with the banking system's 'Know Your Client' norms and submitting a comprehensive business plan by this August, RBI got SIFCL to promise a key governance reform during a personal hearing with SIFCL's managing worker.
SIFCL has to reconstitute its board so that at least half of the directors are 'independent' in RBI's view by July 16. While the para-banking firm would be scrambling to deliver on this promise, a few hundred kilometers from its Lucknow office, another freshly constituted board of directors meets for the first time on Saturday—the EPFO's Central Board of Trustees (CBT).
Going forward, at least half of SIFCL's directors would be expected to know the meaning of the term 'fiduciary responsibility.' The same cannot be said about the 'new' CBT. Its 43 members include the labour minister as chairman, 15 state government representatives, ten employee union leaders, ten employer delegates and senior officials from labour and finance ministries.
To get a point across in such a large gathering is a task, especially when employee union leaders raise their political voice on matters like the annual setting of the PF rate. A matter of simple arithmetic till the late nineties, the PF rate—which is nothing more than a 'dividend' based on earnings—has become a victim of political pressure.
Little is likely to change in the short run—with inflation touching 11.63% and Left union leaders demanding a 12% PF rate for the year, compared to earnings of 8.25%. That there is little hope for governance reforms in the medium-term is obvious from the fact that there are hardly any new names in the re-formed Board, notified by the labour ministry.
In fact, for the first time in the 56-year history of EPFO, the ministry has notified the Board with some slots yet to be filled up. As many as four members are yet to be named—two employee representatives and two representatives from Indian manufacturers and small scale industries.
NDA's last labour minister, the late Sahib Singh Verma, had refused to clear the Left unions' representative's name for a while the last time the Board was reconstructed in 2004, but had yielded before it was notified. It's not clear yet what has prompted the UPA to notify the Board in such a hurry. The implication—when the several sub-committees are reconstituted on Saturday, four stakeholder reps wouldn't be available for consideration.
That the Board is more akin to a 'jumbo' cabinet than a monitoring force or source of direction—even Board members acknowledge. For instance, the 15 state representatives, usually the labour secretaries, almost never speak in board meetings, even on issues that directly affect their jurisdictions—like 99% of their states' workers' accounts being inaccurate or 90% of employers defaulting on PF contributions (recently revealed to the Board's executive committee).
In SIFCL's case, RBI could step in as the regulator. But the EPFO, the country's second largest non-banking financial institution after the LIC of India, goes unchecked as it is the administrator as well as regulator of the country's retirement funds. It's time the government had a serious rethink and professionalised the only entity overseeing the monolith's operations—the CBT.


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Coming up this week at Preternatura: A honkin' big Reader's Choice contest, the debut of MY COVER for ROYAL STREET (hope you love it as much as I do!), the final chapters of Dead Witch Walking for our Wednesday Book Club read, and some new reviews and giveaways. You never know what might show up (shorthand for "Suzanne hasn't decided yet").
Beginning on Wednesday, August 31, we'll start our new book club read. By popular vote, we'll be reading Book One of Jeaniene Frost's Night Huntress series, HALFWAY TO THE GRAVE. This is a new series for me, but you guys have been raving about it so I'm game. To start with, we'll keep it at two chapters a week since I'm doing two other online reads right now (Stephen King's Dark Tower series over at Tor.com, which runs every Monday, and an online book club for the Auburn University Alumni Association ( wp.auburn.edu/alumnibookclub ) where we're about to start on The Help, by Kathryn Stockett, on Monday. Too many reads, and I might very well go insane!
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Congrats to ANASSA for winning this week's Reader's Choice contest--she wants Brian Ruckley's The Edinburgh Dead.
Congrats to TERIL and to SARA M, both of whom won copies of Erica Hayes' great urban fantasy, Blood Cursed.
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Congrats to JoANNA, who won a copy of Justin Gustainis' Hard Spell.
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Can't wait to see your cover! I bet you're so excited. *bgReplyDelete
I've been wanting to read Half Way to the Grave, I've been hearing great things about it. So count me in on this discussion.
Plan to join in on the "Halfway to the Grave" read. This book has been on my TBR shelf for too long now. Look forward to Cat and Bones and the discussion. Also waiting patiently for next Tuesday for the cover release. Will think of it as a special "Fat Tuesday", and celebrate...ReplyDelete
@Trish & Roger--glad you're both going to join the read of Halfway to the Grave. It's been on my TBR shelf forever, too, so I'm looking forward to reading it!ReplyDelete
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1. From what orifice does Tak come out of Seth?
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(b) His nose.
(c) His ears.
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2. Where do Johnny and Brad find David's gun?
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(b) In an upstairs room.
(c) They don't find it.
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4. How long is the bullet found in the Carver's dining room?
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(b) Seven inches.
(c) Three inches.
(d) Five inches.
5. Who keeps Audrey from leaving the house the first time she tries?
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(b) Tak.
(c) Janice.
(d) Seth.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Cammie suggest go for help?
2. Why does Mary think all the people are outside their homes when she first enters the neighborhood?
3. What is the name of the boy Audrey is raising?
4. Who does Jim accidentally shoot?
5. Which one of the survivors has the look of murder on their face in Chapter 12?
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