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I would to state that I was very disappointed with my stay at your hotel.
I specifically booked my one-night stay so that the kids can make use of the pool and have a nice stay.
However, on our arrival we went to the pool but unfortunately the water was cold and the kids couldn't enjoy themselves due to the coldness of the water.
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8. Oregon Coast, Oregon
Driving along Oregon's coast is a must-see highlight any time of year. Rocky headlands loom high above the ocean, providing astounding vistas, while craggy rocks lie scattered along the shoreline like oceanic sentinels. The Coast Range is deeply etched by great rivers and patched with forests, offering outdoor enthusiasts excellent boating, fishing and hiking opportunities. The Oregon Dunes - among the largest coastal dunes in the world - stretch for over 50 miles, and, offshore, gray whales migrate offshore from Alaska to Mexico and back.
9. Mt St Helens, Washington
What it lacks in height Mt St Helens makes up for in fiery infamy dating back to the catastrophic volcanic eruption in May 1980, which rocked the mountain and the surrounding countryside. When the smoke finally lifted, Mt St Helens sported a new mile-wide crater on its north side and had lost 1,300 ft in height. A visit to Mt St Helens National Volcanic Monument will demonstrate how nature has restored much life to the mountain, although the devastation wreaked by the explosion is still hauntingly evident.
10. Olympic National Park, Washington
Hidden away in the nation's extreme northwest, Washington's spectacular coastline and heavily forested interior showcases over 350 miles of wild, storm-lashed beaches along with some of the country's most untainted and pristine rural ecosystems. The jewel in the crown is the unique Olympic Peninsula and its eponymous national park, a remote and rugged amalgamation of glacier-coated mountains, misty cliffs and lush, temperate rain forest that encases a vast primeval wilderness where human habitation has been kept to a minimum.
11. Mt Hood, Oregon
Oregon's highest peak, Mt Hood (11,240 ft), pops into view over much of northern Oregon whenever there is a sunny day, exerting an almost magnetic tug on skiers, hikers and sightseers. In summer, wildflowers bloom on the mountainsides and hidden ponds shimmer in blue, making for some unforgettable hikes; in winter, downhill and cross-country skiing dominates people's minds and bodies. Timberline Lodge, a handsome wood gem from the 1930s, offers glorious shelter and refreshments year round, and can not be missed.
12. John Day Fossil Beds, Oregon
Within the soft rocks and crumbly soils of John Day country lies one of the world's greatest fossil collections. Discovered in the 1860s by clergyman and geologist Thomas Condon, these fossil beds were laid down between six and 50 million years ago, when this area was a coastal plain with a tropical climate. Roaming the forests at the time were saber-toothed, feline-like nimravids, bear-dogs, pint-sized horses and other early mammals.
13. Columbia River Gorge, Oregon
Cleanly dividing Oregon and Washington is the spectacular Columbia River Gorge. Driving east on I-84 (or, more leisurely, on the scenic Historic Columbia River Highway) has you passing high waterfalls and nearly vertical mountain walls, all while paralleling the mighty Columbia. Hikers will be entertained by the steep trails that lead through canyons lined with ferns and pretty waterfalls. Wind sport enthusiasts will be blown away (quite literally) by the world-class windsurfing and kite boarding conditions. There are also mountain biking and rafting possibilities, especially around Hood River.
14. Yakima Valley, Washington
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I have 18 Mini-Flora's (Plus one floribunda at the end).
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Those are really nice. I especially like Ghostzapper and All American Girl. Where do you grow your minis - in a raised bed, in pots or in the ground? I think it would be difficult to appreciate them in the ground, since I'd have to get on my knees. I have poor vision and a poor body so that would not work well for me. What do you do? Thanks for the look! |
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Sometimes Shawn Elizabeth Gorman is Shawn Elizabeth Gorman. Sometimes she's Shawna Gorman. Sometimes she's Shawna Felchner. Sometimes she's @PrimorisEra. Sometimes she's @shawna1814. Sometimes she's @ladycaesar. There may be more. Among the details she offered about herself: she was indeed part of the Johns Hopkins network, but was also a missile specialist living in Brussels.
True confession time: Earlier this month, I accepted a Facebook friend request from Shawna Gorman. Why? I saw several friends of mine from the national security and journalism worlds were already friends with her. Even NATO's Supreme Allied Commander, Adm. James Stavridis, was a mutual Facebook friend. I clicked Accept after lazily scanning those credentials, because that's what you do in this day and age.
Over the last several months, some in the world of national security learned about @PrimorisEra through her prolific tweets about various missile programs and efforts. Like everyone on Twitter, she liked to have fun. She winked at friend @SexyRavenUAV, one of several joke accounts ostensibly written by killer drones: "@SexyRavenUAV women are dangerous creatures… you & I know this prolly better than most men."
She also liked to tweet about her familiarity with the dark world of spies and special operators. A since-deleted tweet from April 4, apparently about the Libya war, read, "'No troops on the ground'…. OGA don't wear uniforms, its the anonymous that get the proverbial middle finger." OGA, or Other Government Agency, is a euphemism for the CIA.
Rarely, if ever, did @PrimorisEra's avatar show her face. But sometimes it showed a woman's legs, or a bare shoulder with a sheer sweater. Or a woman in a bikini. That had the effect of attracting attention from dudes in the military and intel worlds, shielded by the pseudonymity of Twitter.
Identifying himself as having "expertise in asymmetrical engagement and counter-terrorism," @Shad0wSpear tweeted on March 15 that if he had ever got assigned a World War II era Boeing "Flying Fortress," he'd "plaster your beautiful image all over it." Telling people to follow her, @BunduBoots called her "far more informative & way more attractive than a Jane's annual."
Which is par for the course online. People try to look sexy. They flirt. Others flirt with them. Harmlessly.
To some people she direct messaged, it crossed a line. One male tweeter on active duty she contacted through DM and chat thought most of her banter was harmless. But some of it struck him as "creepy," he tells Danger Room: "Where I was stationed, where I was deploying, pressing me for details… A lot that we shouldn't be talking about." He thought she should know better not to ask for sensitive specifics like that, especially on unclassified forums, since @PrimorisEra "presented herself as a DoD [Department of Defense] employee."
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She offered to help her interlocutor get a job with the CIA, prompting him to offer to send her his resume. He began to talk about an individual "known around Langley" by first name only. Asking for her last name, @PrimorisEra wanted to know what his connection to her was.


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The new store has created 30 new full and part-time jobs for the area and will give motorway users the opportunity to stop off en route to pick up quality food products. Customers will be able to choose from a wide range of ready meals, fresh produce, sandwiches, salads, snacks and fresh flowers.
The new Stafford store is the seventh Marks & Spencer Simply Food stores to open at Moto's motorway service areas. Moto and Marks & Spencer launched the first Simply Food motorway store at Toddington in August 2003 and have recently opened stores at Moto's Cherwell Valley, Reading, Knutsford and Leigh Delamere Service Areas.
Brian Lotts, Moto's Managing Director, said: "We're constantly looking at ways to increase the choice available to motorists who use motorway service areas. As well as increasing variety, the Marks & Spencer Simply Food offering is the perfect solution for busy commuters who need to top up their weekly shop on their way home."
Paul Horwell, Simply Food Franchise Manager, said: "We are pleased to bring the successful Simply Food concept to Stafford. Feedback from motorists has been excellent since the first Marks & Spencer Simply Food format was introduced to Toddington Service Area in 2003 and we are sure that this will be echoed at Stafford."
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Posted: September 28, 2012, from the October 2012 issue of Skin Inc. magazine.
Editor's note: As always, Skin Inc. magazine recommends that skin care professionals obtain the proper training before offering any new treatments in their skin care facility.
Winter is the time of year when clients are coming to skin care professionals with the standard seasonal skin woes. The main culprit is often a lack of moisture in the air that can lead to dull, dry skin. Constantly moving back and forth between the chilly outdoors and heated indoors can wreak havoc on skin, as well.
In addition to the elements, many clients will be experiencing the results of higher levels of stress on the skin. The winter months are busy ones—they include Halloween, followed by Thanksgiving and, before you know it, the December holidays are here and the new year has arrived. While clients will be spending much of this time helping others enjoy winter festivities, encourage them to give a gift to themselves—the gift of great skin.
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a glass of Frascati Superiore, the white wine associated with Rome, from the vineyards visible from the periphery of the Eternal town paired with pecorino Romano,a typical salty hard cheese from Lazio
a glass of Nero Buona, a traditional, antique variety of red grapes, cultivated in the hills of Cori, combined with coppiette, roman beef jerky, porchetta, a spit-roasted pig stuffed with wild herbs.
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Attorney/Agent(s) | Gary M. Pace · |
Primary Examiner | Gary Benzion · |
Application Number | US8418810 |
Filing date | 04/07/1995 |
Issue date | 06/16/1998 |
Predicted expiration date | 05/20/2007 |
U.S. Classifications | 435/172.3 · 435/172.1 · |
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Related U.S. Application Data | This application is a divisional of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/269,677, filed Jul. 1, 1994; which is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/024,875, filed Mar. 1, 1993, which issued as U.S. Pat. No. 5,350,689 on Sep. 27, 1994, which is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 07/276,210, filed Nov. 23, 1988, abandoned; which is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 07/178,170, filed Apr. 6, 1988, abandoned; which is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. Nos. 07/056,552, filed May 29, 1987, abandoned, and Ser. No. 07/056,506, filed May 29, 1987, abandoned; of which Ser. No. 07/056,506 is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 07/053,241, filed May 22, 1987, abandoned; which is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 07/052,440, filed May 20, 1987, abandoned. |
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From the Cushing Daily Citizen (Cushing, Oklahoma):
Published: July 31, 2007 06:34 pm
Gov. Henry, Disney officials announce Epcot Festival spotlighting Oklahoma
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Oklahoma City Governor Brad Henry announced Tuesday that Walt Disney World Resort has invited the State of Oklahoma to be the first state-dedicated marketplace experience at the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival this fall.
Epcot will mark the 12th year of the festival, which is hailed as one of the longest and largest food and wine festivals in the world. This years festival will be held from Sept. 28 to Nov. 11 at Epcot at the Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. and features cuisine from across the globe, a spectacular live music concert series, and exciting demonstrations and seminars from Disney and celebrity chefs.
In the year of our state centennial celebration a year in which we honor our states storied past and look ahead to a limitless futures it is truly exciting that Oklahoma has embarked on this unique opportunity with one of the great hallmarks of American entertainment and recreation, the Walt Disney World Resort, said Gov. Henry. This years Festival provides an unparalleled spotlight for Oklahoma and will bring our state closer to festival visitors from throughout the world.
The backdrop of the Oklahoma Experience at the festival 100 Stories of Oklahoma will be three Walls of Wonder depicting Oklahoma Trailblazers through photos and stories. The Walls, which are 12 feet high and 21 feet long, will provide Disney guests with interactive activities that also will allow them to discover the history of Oklahoma and the great personalities that have helped shape the image of the state.
This is an exciting opportunity to showcase the natural beauty and amazing resources of our state, including our talented people, said Secretary of Commerce and Tourism Natalie Shirley. The Epcot International Food & Wine Festival provides a high-quality venue to promote tourism in Oklahoma to a worldwide audience as well as target economic development opportunities.
The Oklahoma experience will contain food and beverage kiosks, an artisan area, entertainment area, a merchandise and information shop modeled after the Price Tower, childrens activities, cultural/tourism representatives and cooking demonstrations.
Artisans from Oklahoma will perform on a daily basis at the experience and will be able to sell commissioned original artwork to festival guests.
For more information about the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival, guests can call (407) WDW-FEST (407) 939-3378 for special events and programs. Festival details are available at the Web site: Walt Disney World Resort - Detecting Browser Properties . . ..
Full story here: The Cushing Daily Citizen, Cushing, Oklahoma - Gov. Henry, Disney officials announce Epcot Festival spotlighting Oklahoma
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Yeah, my favorite state to go on a vacation to
always plotting, planning, and looking forward to our next adventure...
I dont get it, but i bet Disney will do the state good.
When I saw the headline I thought they meant Oklahoma!
I'm just glad that American (Tex/Mex, Southwestern, Native American, BBQ) foods will be available for sampling at the Epcot F&W Festival. We could use a little representation there!
Oklahoma is a good a state as any and I hope they enjoy their Disney spotlight!
What would Illinois bring to the F&W festival... let's see, deep dish pizza, Chicago style hot dogs, Eli's Cheesecake???
To all who come to this happy place; welcome. Disneyland is your land. Here age relives fond memories of the past...and here youth may savor the challenge and promise of the future. Disneyland is dedicated to the ideals, the dreams and the hard facts that have created America...with the hope that it will be a source of joy and inspiration to all the world.


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The Great Western LEGO show is just days away...
Posted by Huw,Don't forget, the largest LEGO show in the UK is on this weekend, in Swindon.
- Come and see Marvin the Martian (left) and hundreds of other models!
- Meet me and if you're lucky, bluemoose, Martin and Dr. Sinister!
- See the newly-unveiled LEGO Exclusive set months before it's available!
- Spend loads of money at the trade stands (but get there early for the best choice!)
I think that's enough exclamation marks... find out more on the official website.
On the subject of events, a US-style LEGO convention in the UK next year has been announced. AFOLcon, an International Fan Of LEGO convention, is to be held in Manchester 28th April-2nd May 2011. That's 5 days of LEGO fun! See the AFOLcon website for more information and to register.
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WOOOOOOO!!!!! I can't wait! Will there be other new themes and the new minifigures for us to look at??
COPYCATS!!! A town in the US called "Manchester"! Oh well, at least at Swindon, we'll have great fun!
Yes!!! I live in Manchester and I've been waiting for a convention up north. I doubt I'll be able to make it down to Swindon this year, but I'm dying to go to a Lego convention!
Mind giving a hint on the exclusive set Huw? =P
Anyway, too bad there's nothing near me that does anything like this.
@Orange Lemons, I haven't seen it or know what it is, but I do know something's being revealed.
For those that can't make it on the day I'll try and post news of it here as soon as I can, from my trusty iPad
Thank you Huw! I sure can't wait to find out what it is.
Excited!!! What kind of products will be available, will there be Brickarms? Fingers crossed!
@Huw: iPad... Do you also own all the other "i-stuff"? Personally, I don't use them, and have no intention of buying them in the future! BACK ON TOPIC: Looks like we'll get a NEW Exclusive set! What will it be? Star Wars? City? Winter-themed? WHO KNOWS!
@Alemas - the 'AFOLcon' event next year is in Manchester in the UK; Huw said it was a "US-style" event, not that it was *in* the US.
For those in the US, especially those in the Seattle area, this weekend is also the weekend of BrickCon, a "US-style" event, 2 days of closed-audience 'convention' followed by a 2 day public exhibition -
@bluemoose: Whoops. I hate it when I mis-read posts and news!! ARGH!!! So, apologies to the Americans! :)
Will the exclusive be unveiled on the Saturday or the Sunday ?
Martin may be able to make a definitive statement, but if it's like previous years the actual 'unveiling' will be in private, for the exhibitors only, before the show opens to the public on Saturday morning. But the set will be on public display on both Saturday and Sunday at the show. It will probably be unveiled & on show at BrickCon too.
Thanks, Bluemoose. I'm hoping to attend on Saturday morning, and it would be a shame to miss it.... Good to hear it'll be on public display both days
I got my pre-ordered game of lego universe and the astronaut minifig, so I could send you guys pictures of it to add to the database if you haven't already.
Fingers crossed in hope the exclusive will be a new modular building:D
Bluemoose is spot on. The new set will be unveiled to the exhibitors before the show opens on Saturday and will be on display to visitors all weekend.
If anyones going to know about what the set its Martin. When you first reported the news of the event coming up Martin sent a post saying he owns it and has seen it!! But Martin's not going to tell you......
Looking forward to it! I'll be coming down this year, no infection can keep me away this time :-D
I'm looking at the Sunday but I have both days free so can't say I'm settled 100%
Cannot wait to see what the new set is going to be this year!
Look forward to seeing you guys, thanks for keeping us up to date ;-) :0)
oh yes capnrex. There will be BrickArms. I'll see you there.
Regarding the AFOLCon next year, I noticed the first 2 days are for AFOL memebers only. What constitutes an AFOL memeber for this evenet, presumably you have to be a member AFOL organisation? Which ones count in England?
No, you won't need to be a member of a LUG (Lego User Group) to attend the 'private' days of AFOLcon; my understanding is anyone over the age of 16 can attend, but you will have to pay the full conference fee (which is, I believe, £60) to cover attendance over the full 5 days & participation in any of the private events over the long weekend. Access by the general public will be limited to the exhibition only on the public days; I don't know if there is a cost for attending the public side of the event, but if there is I'd expect it to be a very small fraction of the full conference fee. When we find out, we'll let you all know.
I'm just doing final prep before heading off to the show for the setup; see you at the weekend !
I used to live in Swindon but moved to Cornwall :(
dont forget if u are in the states brickcon is this weekend in seattle, wa
QUESTION: Is there going to be ANOTHER huge LEGO mosaic to build?
@Alemas - yes.
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2 for kings and all who are in high positions, that we may lead a peaceful and quiet life, godly and dignified in every way. | 2 for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. |
3 This is good, and it is pleasing in the sight of God our Savior, | 3 This is good, and pleases God our Savior, |
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5 For there is one God, and there is one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, | 5 For there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, |
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7 For this I was appointed a preacher and an apostle (I am telling the truth, I am not lying), a teacher of the Gentiles in faith and truth. | 7 And for this purpose I was appointed a herald and an apostle--I am telling the truth, I am not lying--and a teacher of the true faith to the Gentiles. |
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i would and have buzzed the cabin person to fix the issue. and complained until fixed.
I would video tape it and send it to KBOI as it is obviously a breaking news story. Wow, you guys are a pitiful excuse for a news organization.
All I could think was how sore her neck will be. I'm jealous of people who sleep on planes.
Lay my head on her head, when she woke up say sorry for messing up your pretty hair do ma' am.
I would wake the person up and tell them to move....that would be too awkward for me.
That's what I thought too. She might have a fear of flying, might have taken some meds, and may have essentially passed out.
Clark your a dork you can't see her eyes so without a bace to make that assumption ... Also isn't that a sin .. To pas judgement ... Wheres the love ?
She looks drugged up to me. She probably took some Valium before the flight to help her relax, and relaxed too much.
I once shared a pillow with a stranger on a flight. No biggie. Shes not hurting him.
I was on a 12 hour flight back from Japan at the age of 13. Had a Japanese man fall asleep on me. He snored loud, but I didn't move him. Only said good afternoon in Japanese to him when he woke up! Lol
Wake her up and ask that she moves her head over or just chill out. Unless she has bugs, what's the big deal really? Pretend it's your mom and take a nap. We are a sleep deprived culture.
I would inform her the captain has turned on the "No Drooling on Your Neighbor's Shirt" Sign.
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Barri reflects on her visit, "As I stood just feet away from the Vice President in his back yard, watching the gentle movement of our flag beside him in the night air, and listening to him speak the words prevention, engaging bystanders, changing attitudes and promoting healthy relationships, I was proud of our accomplishments and full of hope for the future."
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DOVER, Del. (March 11, 2009) – Four-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Jeff Gordon will appear in the Monster Mile Club at Dover (Del.) International Speedway on May 31. The Monster Mile Club, an all-inclusive pre-race hospitality option at Dover, is consistently a fan favorite and provides exclusive entertainment, an all-you-can-eat buffet and beverages and much more for race fans on the morning of the race.
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- Posted by vics_gardenkeeper 7b AL (My Page) on Mon, Aug 25, 08 at 15:02
How old is she? The Bell Jar is largely autobiographical and tells a story of a successful young woman and her hidden depression, including suicide attempt. Considering that she actually managed to kill herself a little over a decade later, it can be a bit disturbing to impressionable teenagers (in other words, she writes of what she knows). Better actually to read Plath's poetry than her prose. My mother lived in the same town and then went to the same college the same year so I'm pretty well-steeped in Plath. What are some other titles? |
Kate, thank you so much. That is a book I think I'll avoid. We dealt personally with a double suicide last summer and we don't need to read about it. The ones I'm considering are: The Great Gatsby To Kill A Mockingbird well, there you go, forgot the other ones. I'll remember them later. Carla |
Does it have to be fiction? There's lots of great non-fiction out there. |
- Posted by vics_gardenkeeper 7b AL (My Page) on Tue, Aug 26, 08 at 9:32
Um, as a transplanted Alabamian I'd recommend To Kill a Mockingbird, though please remember that has a self-defense killing and attempted murder. The Great Gatsby has a murder too. |
Ann, I'm trying for classic American lit. It's for school. But it doesn't have to be fiction, just want some good books. I have a book of short stories by William Faulkner that can work too. Kate, she's 15, almost 16. I refuse to make her read Moby Dick, I detested that book when we HAD to read it. Have either of you read Lord Of The Flies? Thanks, |
Carla, I was wondering if it was for your homeschool. I too think The Bell Jar is too gloomy. By itself that might not be bad, but I don't remember anything learned in it. I was thinking Lord of the Flies but that is certainly disturbing. But I would not avoid reading something because it's disturbing! Great books often have something disturbing to say. How about Les Miserables, or The Hunchback of Notre Dame? Or Huckleberry Fin. Huckleberry Fin is not just a bumpkin story. Has she read Jane Eyre or Wuthering Heights? 1984? Portrait of the ARtist as a Young Man? You may know that you can get reviews of books at amazon.com. Linda |
Linda, The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn, that's the one I couldn't remember. I did find a review site so I quickly passed through The Bell Jar, although I remember she was disturbed. I'll check out what you've suggested. Thanks, |
I read a lot as a teen. And I remember Lord o t F and Bell Jar and remember them both, not for the masterful content, but for the jarring visions that were not a good thing. Go to Google books and see some of the other Mark Twain books. There are even books on there by Davy Crockett. He WAS real. The one I've linked to below is too long for a one book read, but three chapters might give her a sense of place and time. The one thing I wish my education had done was put history and literature together. It didn't and I'm only just beginning to put roses into history and literature. (This week: the beginning of noisettes against a background of the war of 1812, Michaux (explorer or spy) and what WAS Napoleon doing those years? |
Here is a link that might be useful: In his own words
Okay, I'm late to the party here. DD has been on a Ray Bradbury kick reading 'Something Wicked' and 'Martian Chronicles', I need to find 'Fahrenheit' for her. She REALLY liked 'Killer Angels' and needed to read the other two companion books but that doesn't fall under classic lit. The Washington Post just published a couple of articles/letters regarding 'lit' for teens: according to several high school teachers the most popular books are 'Gatsby' and 'Catcher in the Rye' because kids identify with the characters. Coincidentally those are both rather slim volumes, could that have something to do with their popularity? |
I'll bet Old Man and the Sea was on that list unless it's been classified as a Novella rather than as a novel. |
Thank you Cecily. I plan to include The Great Gatsby. Carla |
I really liked The Great Gatsby and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and I remember them both vividly to this day. Other books that I read as a teenager and enjoyed were: Catch-22 by Joseph Heller, Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut, Call of the Wild by Jack London, and Collected Short Stories by Edgar Allan Poe. |
elise, those sound like what I read in school plus George Orwell's 1984. Carla |
Pride and Prejudice. |
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