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I hear some of our lefties on this board state how fearful the conservatives are of Hank, I mean Hillary Clinton whenever she gets bashed so the question begs about Cruz and the left? http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Hollyw...es-Mock-Cruz-as-Neither-American-nor-Hispanic
obob loves to ride the fence 66 he knows the conservatives really like cruz but he is in the moderate camp that gives us the likes of McCain and Romney
Rush has said many clever things, but the cleverest and truest is that liberals will tell you who they are afraid of pushing them back to the margin. And they will do it with mockery and rage and satire and anger. Yes, Cruz fills them with abject terror.
Agree. You should probably act on this thought. Nominate him for President. I haven't been filled with abject terror like this since Sarah Palin showed up on the national scene. On second thought, could you go back to nominating her? I know it sucks, but Manti Te'o isn't eligible yet. That dude was mocked viciously. Definitely go for Manti Te'o as soon as he is eligible because he was mocked the most, which clearly would make him the best President ever.
So you would prefer not to be thrown into the nearby broad patch? I would love Tebow in politics, but to be honest, at least a quarter of that is for pure schadenfreude as I watch liberal Gator fans twist in the wind, torn between sticking to issue politics and rejecting whatever false and malicious ad hominem campaign the DNC runs against him, or discrediting themselves as Gator fans by joining the chorus of vitriol against him, his intellect, his beliefs, his sincerity, etc.
Cruz doesn't just fill liberals with terror; as the nominee of the Republican Party in 2016, he would fill a majority of the electorate with terror in much the same way that Barry Goldwater did in 1964, and as a human being, Goldwater was head and shoulders above Cruz. Let's also not forget one other point. Less than a year ago, the conservative media complex, Rush among them, had deluded themselves into believing that Mitt Romney would defeat Barack Obama. Apparently, they're still deluding themselves and their easily manipulated followers.
Cruz is a far right favorite that will have no broad apples to win a national election, but by all means, go for it!!
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Jonesboro preparing for Streetscape's second phase
The City of Jonesboro's Streetscape project altered the way the heart of the town's downtown area looked by the time construction was finished earlier this year, with the addition of brick sidewalks, tree planters and street lamps.
Racing for a cure and to help others
Brett Reichert, an associate director for Clayton State University's International Student Services, is set to compete, this month, in the "Nations Triathlon."
Triathlete encourages youngsters to stay active
Chris Gower is determined to stay healthy. And, he said he does it by staying active.
Biles, Cindy
Cindy Biles, of Jonesboro, passed away Sept. 2, 2011.
Turner, Greta
Greta Turner, 49 of Morrow died Aug. 31, 2011. www.southcarecremation.com
Holloway, Dollie
Dollie Holloway, 79, of Fayetteville passed away Sept. 4, 2011.
Car dealership rewards school for attendance efforts
Terry Cullen Chevrolet, in Jonesboro, presented a check for $3,250 to Jonesboro High School, on Friday –– during a school pep rally –– for participating in the "Chevy Drive For Perfection" program last year.
Clayton Schools' concert to honor 9/11 heroes
To commemorate the tenth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, four Clayton County schools will join forces –– in a choral concert –– to honor those who lost, or risked, their lives on that faithful day.
Sagging-pants debate moves to Stockbridge
The City of Stockbridge is mulling a measure similar to those adopted in other Southern Crescent cities, which would prohibit individuals from being seen in public with sagging pants.
Tarnished state
SAN FRANCISCO — Here in California, rocks are not falling from the sky.
Professors don't have all the answers
President Obama has nominated Princeton University Professor Alan Krueger to be chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisors.
County officials promote Tara Field facelift
On the heels of buying Tara Field from Clayton County, Henry County officials were on hand during race weekend, welcoming NASCAR drivers to the Atlanta Motor Speedway for Sunday's Advocare 500.
Jonesboro building confidence with 2-0 season start
For the first time since 1996, Jonesboro has started the season with a 2-0 record. The Cardinals, who are idle this week, have wins over Tri-Cities and Mount Zion, which are also Region 4-AAAA games.
O'Sullivan garners first victory at CSU
O'Sullivan garners first victory
It did not take long for the Clayton State Laker women's soccer team to put Saturday's defeat at Kennesaw State behind them on Monday.
Rain postpones NASCAR Atlanta race until Tuesday
With the remnants of Tropical Storm Lee bearing down on Georgia, NASCAR postponed its race at Atlanta Motor Speedway until 11 a.m. Tuesday.
Jonesboro Building Confidence With 2-0 Season Start
For the first time since 1996, Jonesboro has started the season with a 2-0 record.
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Celebrate the return of one of our favorite guilty pleasures: Gossip Girl, as well as, one of the season's hottest trends: feathers. Rolled into one is this adorable headband from Jennifer Behr. (P.S. She makes all of the creations we see on Blair.) It's a little pricey, but definitely a look we love. [$158, SaksFifthAvenue.com]
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We didn't start the fire! Oh wait, yeah we did.
It's been just over 48 hours since we sent Bryce Gruber of The Luxury Spot to get Vajazzled, and be the first human being to ever share a personal account of the latest phenomenon of bedazzling your va-jay-jay. Since then, she's been the talk of the town. Or, universe rather. Some were enthralled with Bryce's sparkling bits, others were appalled with the thought of Swarovski crystals crumbling, or even worse–a disaster during sex. And some we didn't understand because they were in non-Latin-based dialects. We've scurried the interwebs and compiled a list of the funniest, most opinionated, most eye-popping comments on the subject. The verdict? Jury is still out.
"Gross. People who vajazzle should have their vaginas taken away," he said. "They can have them back when they are ready." (Gawker)
"I prefer the term vagina-jewel-gluing, not vajazzling, because I am an adult and do not need to invent nursery rhyme words for things that people do to their genitals." (Blackbook)
"Vajazzling involves women feeling like they need to change some part of their body and this change requires them to spend lots and lots of money on a regular basis. I can take my vagina bushy or bald, but I don't think I could live with my vagina if it was all bling…" (Vegina)
"I need to share my enthusiasm for VAJAZZLING with someone who will appreciate it!" (Married to the Mob)
"Am I the only one grossed out by this?" (Make Her Up)
"To feel good about your privates you have to superglue crystals to them? (Feministe)
"Najnoviji trend u osobnom uljepšavanju jest Vaginiranje, odnosno Vajazzling. Možda će mi se oni upoznati s ovom procedurom smijati, ali bio sam uvjeren da je friziranje, ili pak kompletno izbrijavanje, jedino što se s tim područjem dade napraviti." (idesh)
"Eww, it looks like little crystal in-grown hairs." "Or a bad case of shiny herpes." (The Frisky)
"Then, per her aesthetician's instructions, she "abstained from vigorous activity" for 24 hours afterwards. Because, you know, that's the whole point of vajazzling—abstinence." (Racked)
"Maquillage et accessoires pour le pwubs! Un peu excessif mais j'adore regardé quand même! Je me retrouve dans cette zone! (Benybabeliscious)
"Those crazy folks at Swarovski have found themselves a brand new market. Looks like this will be hot with all those rhinestone cowgirls out there. (slutty much? jeez) So let me get this straight, pubic hair is out, pubic jewels are in. Oh I get it. What the hell?!" ( i could cry but i don't have time)
"I would have expected a trend so bikini friendly, so sparklerific, would have had to have started here. But no. It happened in Manhattan. I guess the Swarovski crystals had to get tested on the subway before showing up on the surf set?" (Mom Fluential)
"Have you ever stared down at your freshly waxed, pre-pubescent looking vagina and thought, this is missing something…sparkly!" (2PzNapod)
"There is nothing good about this, nothing at all."(NY Mag)
What do YOU think about it all? If you're feeling sparkly inside… and want to feel more so on the outside… you can get Vajazzled (which includes the wax!) during Spa Week®, April 12-18, for the sweet price of $50 (usually $112) at Completely Bare on Bond St. NYC, or at their Westchester location. There's also a spa in Washington, DC called Strippers (number: 301-885-1929), also offering Vajazzling during Spa Week®.
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Monthly Archive for January, 2010
Former Pearland pastor featured on The Daily Show
If you tuned in to The Daily Show with Jon Stewart on Thursday, you may have seen Jason Jones' segment on gay divorce, which centered on a Dallas man who was seeking an end to his marriage. The Daily Show reporter's contention was that "if gays can get divorced, there's nothing that will stop them […]
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BEVERLY D'ANGELO WILL PLAY BOBBY'S BEST FRIEND'S MOM ON COUGAR TOWN: That's right. Tubular Bobby is BFFs with Busy Phillips. And you're not. (Also, perfect casting. Well done, Cougar Town. Very seriously.) YAWN. Oh, I mean, wow! That's really interesting that these shows I don't watch have been renewed! Good for these shows! NOTHING WOULD […]
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TMZ reports NBC strikes new deal with Leno
TMZ reports that "Jay Leno has made a new deal with NBC, which gives him The Tonight Show from (10):35-(11):35 p.m." By moving him to (10):35, NBC was in breach of his contract and needed to negotiate a new deal. That is now done, sources tell TMZ.
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NBC sets post-Leno prime-time schedule
According to James Hibberd's The Live Feed blog on THR.com, NBC has set its new prime-time schedule in the wake of Jay Leno's move back to late night, and it's not all dramas. Mondays: Law & Order Tuesdays: Parenthood Wednesdays: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Thursdays: The Marriage Ref Fridays: Dateline NBC
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Fringe: In which the writers give AsteriskAstrid something to do
Fringe "Snakehead" December 3, 2009 Michael Courtney/FOX AsteriskAstrid in her usual role, managing Bishop's shenanigans. Dear Writers of Fringe, What does AsteriskAstrid have to do to get a little love from you people? You never give her a chance to do much of anything but look askance at Bishop as he longs for a licorice […]
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Supernatural Countdown: Number 15, Whatever possessed you?
Supernatural #15: "Born Under a Bad Sign" Dean has been trying since Season 2 to keep Sammy from turning down a dark path. Which in some ways is a shame, because Padalecki is just so good at being bad. Supernatural airs Thursdays at 8 p.m., on The CW. It will return on January 21.
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ALL THOSE LATE NIGHT HOSTS DOING LENO IMPERSONATIONS WHET YOUR APPETITE FOR MORE? Tubular's old friend and "comic genius," John Merriman, made this amazing list of Leno impersonations that spans the decades. THE DECADES! (Some salty language in some of these clips. BE CAREFUL.) TUBULAR IS UNABASHEDLY TEAM COCO: Despite what you commenters might have […]
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Idol: Country girls and pants on the ground
Michael Becker: Fox Don't make MJB get up. DON'T DO IT. Oh, Idol – I knew you'd be back to your old tricks. Tonight's auditions from Atlanta gave us a few doozies, topped by the already-Twitter-trending Pants On the Ground, an original tune from General Larry Platt. Nevermind that he was way too old to […]
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Live-tweeting the Idol premiere – part two
American Idol 9 premiere – part two So Posh Spice, er, Victoria Beckham, played mostly nice during Tuesday's Idol premiere. Tonight, however, Mary J. Blige is in the house, and she don't play. PLEASE GO OFF ON SOMEBODY, MJB. (And please let it be Kara DioGuardi.) We'll be watching and live-tweeting the action. Follow it […]
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IN YOUR UNSURPRISING NEWS OF THE DAY…: Other items in this segment include "Sun Rises in the East" and "NBC is Run By Idiots." A GREAT AND PRETTY COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF SHOWS THAT WERE CANCELED TOO EARLY: Although, in my estimation, Pushing Daisies deserves a much higher place on this list than Clone High. I […]
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Polyamory is like the band, fun.. Been around for, like, forever… but in 2013 they're finally breaking through. Except, instead of doing a song with Janelle Monáe, it's having multiple simultaneous loving, sexual relationships. And instead winning A Best New Artist Grammy, it's getting coverage in such mainstream media as CNN. Dr. Elisabeth Sheff is an … Continue reading
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Hey Friends! I'm in Africa for a couple weeks. So this is an classic column that first ran in 2010. Questions? Comments? Violent reactions? Email email@example.com or tweet @timaree_leigh See more at http://www.facebook.com/sexwithtimaree and http://tinyurl.com/swtpod Question to the Sexpert: "For a long time I felt this way. Thankfully my fiancee is the shit and we … Continue reading
Valentine's Day Breakups
What accounts for this trend? Why would so many people have so much drama right around the time of year when the entire force of the marketing power of the US Economy is selling messages that if you truly love your woman, you will give her something that required an African child to lose a minimum of an arm to acquire? I mean, that's not putting any pressure on anyone. Continue reading
When Can We Bang?
Getting friendzoned is really a matter of fate. You don't put yourself by waiting too long, no matter how many people like to think that. If she thinks you're sexy and she wants your motion in her ocean, she'll want it on the 22nd date as much as she wants it on the 2nd. If there is sex that you would get on date 3 that you wouldn't get on date 13, then it's just very temporary sex anyway. Continue reading
Arden Leigh Drinks the Tears of Her Vanquished Enemies
There's a scene in the neuvo-classic film Legally Blonde where Professor Callahan (played by Victor Garber who just came out and his boyfriend is smooooookin, but I digress) says of main character Elle Woods, "Do you think she woke up one morning and said: I think I'll go to law school today." When I talk … Continue reading
"But Our Contract Says We'll Have Sex Twice a Week…."
You may recall that I posted about the sexuality training that I conducted with Widener University's Residence Assistants. These young folks are on the front lines of dealing with the sexuality issues of college freshmen: directing them to everything from body image and safer sex resources to where to turn if they've experienced a sexual assault. … Continue reading
Perhaps you believe education is the most important issue. Or health care. Maybe it's the economy. Possibly social justice and equal rights. But in reality, sexuality encompasses all of these. Marriage equality, gender-based discrimination and abortion ARE economic issues. Sexuality education is a significant part of shaping the health and future prospects of a generation. … Continue reading


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The Antlers is an indie rock band currently based in Brooklyn, New York. The band's lyrics are written and sung by Peter Silberman. Their music is composed and performed by Silberman, Darby Cicci (trumpet, upright/electric bass, keyboards, synths, vocals) and Michael Lerner (drums). The Antlers' makeup has developed from a lo-fi, bedroom recording folk project into a heavily lush and orchestrated rock group with an aptitude for melodious experimentation and layering. The instrumentation consists of vocals, electric guitar, keyboards/synths, drums and an array of other instruments including piano, horns, strings, and electronic elements. Silberman has said that the band's name is taken from The Microphones' song, "Antlers".
Initially, The Antlers was a solo project created by vocalist and guitarist Peter Silberman immediately after he had moved to Brooklyn, New York City.
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22 For they are life to those who find them, and health to one's whole body. | 22 for they are life to those who find them and health to a man's whole body. |
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#ManiMonday: LAQA & Co. Tweedledee Nail Polish Review | I'm holding on to summer with this coral nail polish from LAQA & Co. + giving you a preview of the LAQA & Co. Nail Polish Pen in the color "Nookie."
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Once again I found myself in a slight financial bind, because my current job only has me working two days a week. So now I must look for a 2nd job, and still no luck. I'm really strapped for cash, so I decided to let my Beretta 92 go. I really like that gun, but I chose it over my six other guns because it was the only one that I really didn't use except for at the range. I will certainly replace it as soon as I can get financially stable again.
It now sits in a gun shop on consignment.
I could go and get it back anytime I want. I just might if it hasn't sold by next payday.
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December 23, 2012 | On then Off again loss of sound |
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Since the day I installed this radio it has been a headache after replacing a very reliable but outdated Kenwood KDC-MP922. The receiver was installed and worked fine for a couple of days then no sound! Did everything Kenwood customer support asked ex: software/firmware updates checked wiring and still the same issue. I would have to disconnect cable from car battery then the sound would come back on but for how long who knows? A few days, weeks or a month? Look on line for other reviews and others have had the same issue. No more Kenwood receivers for me!
March 9, 2013 | Kenwood Has Worst Customer Support Ever |
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This has to be the worst experience I have *ever* had with Kenwood Customer Support.
This unit is up-to-date on the latest firmware but keeps dying with the same problem the firmware was supposed to fix. Their support staff are incapable of understanding that the bug still exists and will not assist in any way possible. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT. And, after my dealings with their customer service that won't help at all, don't buy Kenwood.
October 14, 2012 | Amazing H/U |
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Dynaxx from Minneapolis, MN
I bought this for many reasons, Bluetooth being one of them and it works great. I have a four door sedan and with both front windows all the way down they can hear me clear as day. I mounted the Mic on top of my rear view mirror and don't even need to adjust the echo cancellation, noise cancellation or Mic gain. Its a little confusing at first to operate but it gets easier over time. Best H/U I've owned.
October 18, 2013 | Junk! |
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John from San Jose, CA
What a piece of junk... Audio stopped coming out after about 10 months of use. The only way to fix it is to reset the unit, losing all settings. And it will only work for another week or two before happening again. Kenwood put out new firmware to fix the issue, but it didn't fix it. The only way to fix the issue is to bypass the DSP, but then you lose ALL audio settings other than volume and bass level. The repairs will likely cost more than a new unit.
March 11, 2013 | Kenwood KDC-BT952HD |
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Robert from Prevost, PQ, Canada
Excellent product.....reliable radio....usb works perfectly.....bluetooth is great and never has any problems to connect with my iphone...people tell me they dont notice i speak through a handsfree.....Fm sound is great....all options are more than enough to satisfy any demanding user.
October 14, 2012 | Amazing H/U |
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Dynaxx from Minneapolis, MN
I bought this for many reasons, Bluetooth being one of them and it works great. I have a four door sedan and with both front windows all the way down they can hear me clear as day. I mounted the Mic on top of my rearview mirror and don't even need to adjust the echo cancellation, noise cancellation or Mic gain. Its a little confusing at first to operate but It gets easier over time. Best H/U I've owned.
September 9, 2012 | Its okay - not great |
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Ceuls from Edmonton, Canada
I picked this HU based on the RMS output but wish I had chosen something different. The menus can be a bit of a challenge to operate. Had to download full operators manual to figure out how to navigate the SiriusXM. Couldn't intuitively figure it out. I preferred my previous Sony, Alpine, and Pioneers over the Kenwood. This is my second Kenwood. Sound quality is okay, but my previous decks were much better, especially the Sony. I find that periodically menu navigation does not work, leaving me to remove the faceplate in order to power cycle to get function back. Bluetooth freezes often leaving me to again remove faceplate to power cycle off and on. I have a Blackberry Bold 9900 and it connects 95% of the time to the phone but only 10% of that the actual phone function/hands free works. When the phone rings and its "connected" I need the ability to answer and speak hands free. No point if the phone is connected but doesn't actually work. Very disappointing.
September 5, 2012 | One of the best HU's out there |
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Alen from Urbandale, IA
I have owned about 9 diff HU"s and this is one of the best by far. I used to own the older model of this and both of them are great! never had any problems with it!
pro's - bluetooth mic clear on both ends color changing usb in rear pandora a lot of controls for speakers and subs great product, would recommend it to everyone sirius xm cons - not sure how HD radio works =/
March 29, 2012 | Great |
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Dallas from Colorado Springs, Co
I love the features, this a simple unit, and has great features. BT works flawlessly on the phone and music. Equalizer is more extensive then most other units I have worked with. I like the unit, if you don't like simple, then look elsewhere, but if you want simple and great quality, this is for you.
January 4, 2013 | Kenwood KDC-BT952HD head unit |
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Rick G from Los Angeles, CA
This head unit is amazing. the features you get for the price is unbeatable. There where features on this head unit that my friends $1500 double din pioneer unit did not have and he was envious of. If you are thinking about getting this product i suggest you get it, you wont regret it. The audio it pushes out sounds amazing even with my stock speakers.
December 4, 2012 | great unit |
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scott from flower mound, TX
The controls are not for a novice user. I like the amount of detailed adjustments. The Bluetooth works great. I live a little further out so the HD likes to cut out.
November 10, 2012 | Great Head unit for your car on a budget |
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Alan from Whitehall, MT
Its a great improvement over the previous model. Setting the radio stations is a whole lot easier. Never had the Bluetooth in my older radio but grew to like it whole lot. Pandora I do not use here Cell Phone cover here is not all that good, on a side note not sure if I like it all time will tell. The radio face is still hard to read in the sunlight, but it is set up well in my opinion. Ipod controls are different that the older model but works pretty good maybe better control. The Bluetooth will play Podcasts from your Smart Phone using your Bluetooth on the Phone. So if you have other Apps on your Smart Phone it will go thru it as well. ie.. iHeart Radio. etc..
Over all I'm very happy with this purchase they definitely have a great product. I have an older model in another vehicle and I'm very happy with it also. They are both very very similar to each other except for built in Bluetooth, XM radio hookup, 7 band EQ, and the way you store and retrieve radio stations.
September 19, 2012 | Good Product |
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Buck from Chesaning, MI
I bought this head unit and have had it in my car for about a week now and I really like this head unit. The amount of options and menus for customization is great IMO. I don't know what kind of sound quality this head unit has because its running 2 amps but the 4v pre-amp outputs make everything sound crystal clear. The display shows quite a bit of info for a single DIN which i like a lot as well. Only con is that the volume control is your menu control and using it takes time to get used to. But overall great product would recommend to anyone.
March 28, 2013 | Amazing Deck |
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Dynaxx from Howard Lake, Minnesota
I've owned this deck for 6 months and im 110% satisfied. The options are a little tricky to learn but after a week or two its no big deal. If your looking for a nice quality deck this is it, I run two 12" subs with this deck and with all of the fine tuning available you will be impressed. Another thing I'd like to mention is the Bluetooth option. I mounted my mic ontop of the rearview mirror and with the Windows down and doing 70 mph the person on the other end hears me perfectly. I plan to buy another one of these decks for my girlfriends car because she likes mine so much. Her favorite things are its compatabilty with android phones and how she can access her phonebook through the deck itself. So go Kenwood this decks the one.
Oh and if your a sub/amp nut looking for serious tuning options I'd recommend this deck but the xcelon version. Its 13 band eq as well as better speaker setup options. Go Sonic Electronics!
March 28, 2013 | Good stereo |
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fh from Houston, TX
Purchased this and Kenwood sub with mono amp. Also purchased the cheaper Kenwood speakers as this stereo's amp can drive these just fine. Using the sub for the bass evens everything out. I love the features of this HU. HD radio sounds much better than reg radio and I also get a boost with the sub. You can change the color of the lights to any color. I also like the USB to play as many MP3 as I can load. I recently had a computer problem (no sound) but this was fixed with a software update from the Kenwood sight.
March 23, 2013 | Second Review - 6 Months After My First Review |
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Ceuls from Edmonton, AB, Canada
Menu's become easier and more familiar to navigate although not intuitive. Bluetooth challenges continue...connectivity not very effective.
WORST PART - playback on all functions has been lost this last week. Menu/function/source changes still audible with the beeps however no music on any function. All connections are proper and there were no reasons why this should happen. Will try to disconnect battery that will hopefully reset whatever glitch has caused this. Recently installed a Pioneer DEH-X8500BS in my other vehicle and wow what an improvement over this unit. Menu's easier to use, sound adjustments easier, same features, and bluetooth works better. Oh and its less expensive.
December 19, 2012 | Great Choice |
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George from El Dorado, CA
This is an excellent radio with great sound and loads of features. I had some issues with it in the beginning but once I updated the firmware it solved the problems. The menu is difficult as there are just too many things that you must set and if you loose battery power you get to do it all over again. The display is very difficult to see during the day but I put a cell phone anti-glare screen over it and it helped.
July 25, 2012 | feature galore! |
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corey from Montgomery AL.
this is by far the best head unit ive ever owned!. it has built in features that usually require external sound processors. it has so many color options the sound quality is superb, the unit is great, haven't tried Bluetooth yet but the iPod connection is great, makes listing to the iPod easy and sounds great. the radio reception is crystal clear. the downfall to the radio is how the radio presets are set up, no biggie though.
February 7, 2013 | Typical Kenwood... AMAZING on paper, but only Good in execution |
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newby from Charleston, SC
Durability: This unit replaced a Kenwood KDC-MP238 originally installed in my 20' Stingray bow rider. To 'weatherize' that unit, the only steps the OEM took was to place it behind a flip down marine face plate cover (not even a good one, definitely not water tight) and cover the top of the head unit with a plastic film. After 4 years of bouncing around and being exposed to salt air AND inadvertent water splashing on the face (with and without face plate in place) I can report no mechanical or electrical failures and surprisingly no corrosion. The old unit was only replaced to add features and is currently still in service in my daily driver/beater vehicle. Unless Kenwood has drastically changed materials or processes I expect this new unit to perform similarly. Why I chose this unit: The main reason I stuck with Kenwood for the replacement stereo was ease of installation (it seems most/all kenwoods use the same harness) and compatibility with the marine remote controls I already had installed. Inputs and Features: The main features that drew me to this unit vs other Kenwood offerings were: Pandora/Android compatibility, HD radio BUILT IN, better EQ, 3 RCA outs, blue tooth, rear usb and 3.5mm jack. The KDC BT952HD did all of this for the cheapest price. It really is a jack of all trades as far as inputs. Other: The rotary volume control is much improved over my previous unit. LCD color selection is nice (I choose white for maximum visibility in bright sunlight). The CD player is able to cope fairly well with mild chop. If you install in a car or different boat (stingrays are known to ride rough... flat bottom = speed) you will be hard pressed to get this thing to skip. I have this unit paired with one of the Rockford Fosgate 5ch 1000 watt class D amps (P1000X5D) and the unit delivers very clean sound. - - - THE BAD - - - -I could do without the flip down screen for CD access. Feels cheap. -Audio setup menus are cryptic and cumbersome at BEST -Blue tooth setup more hassle then it should be -Re-Pairing with a stored device is finicky and unreliable (Galaxy S3) -EQ is good but DSP and speaker size settings are rather useless -Generic blue tooth connectivity vs. pandora linking is rather goofy and feels like it was added on after the fact (see BOTTOM LINE) -LCD graphics are cheesy -ALL settings are stored in volatile memory... ie if you lose battery power, ALL settings are lost. This wouldn't be a huge deal if it didn't take 20 minutes to re-input all of the EQ and crossover settings. This is a bigger deal for me as I like to disconnect my batteries when the boat is not in use. - - - BOTTOM LINE - - - This is a well constructed unit that has an expansive feature set, high quality pre-amp signal, ability to connect to EVERY device you may come across and does all of this for a fraction of the cost compared to competing brands. HOWEVER, like every Kenwood unit I've owned (this is my 4th) it simply doesn't live up to the hype. Like all Kenwood's, the features are there but do not work as you would expect. The interface lacks polish and feels incomplete. A word of advice: if you buy a Kenwood, do not expect it to do anything that requires an add on module. They always suck. Every time I buy a head unit, I look at the other brands. In most cases, I would rather have the other brands but ultimately I end up settling for Kenwood because of the price. That cost savings is always at the expense of the user interface. That is the only compromise I'm ultimately willing to stomach as I refuse to listen to crap and at least Kenwood always delivers on hardware and sound quality... Ultimately, if you want the most bang for your buck, this is a winner. If you want a rewarding user experience and slick interface, look elsewhere.
May 1, 2012 | Best single Din on the market! |
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B91Z28 from Lake Hughes, CA
Awesome radio! Easy to use I LOVE the fact I don't need to have my head stuck in the users manual for a week just to figure out how to set the clock. The Parrot Bluetooth is the best hands down.. Clear call quality as well easy to access my phone book, missed calls, etc. This unit has THE best EQ/processor hands down compared to any other unit out there. DON'T think twice on this one!


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ICD-Trainer: Burnt marshmallows at summer's end
First into the Fix 'em Up Clinic today is Jeff. He took part in a s'more eating contest at camp last night. I've personally never understood the appeal of burned marshmallows, but Jeff, well he was so determined to claim the s'mores title that he ate a few marshmallows that were a little too hot. As in, they were on fire. And while fire eating is fine for professionals, for a kid at camp, it's not such a great idea.
Dr. Sunni Daze examines Jeff and documents burns to the mouth, pharynx, tongue, and lips. The burns of the mouth, pharynx, and tongue are easy. One code covers all three and it does not specify degree of the burn. Since this is Jeff's initial visit, we would report T28.5XXA.
The lip burns require a little more information. We need to know what degree of burns Jeff suffered on his lips. Fortunately for him, Dr. Daze notes the burns are first degree, so we would report T20.12XA (burn of first degree of lip[s]).
ICD-10-CM does not include separate codes for the upper and lower lip, so T20.12XA covers one lip or both.
We also find the following note under pretty much all of the burn codes:
- Use additional external cause code to identify the source, place and intent of the burn (X00-X19, X75-X77,X96-X98, Y92)
We definitely need an X00-X19 code, which in Jeff's case is X10.1XXA (contact with hot food, initial encounter).
The X75-X77 codes are for intentional self-harm. Overeating burning marshmallows doesn't quite qualify as planning to hurt yourself. Jeff just got caught up in the moment.
The X96-X98 are codes for assault. Again, not applicable in Jeff's case.
For our place of occurrence, we'll use Y92.833 (campsite as the place of occurrence of the external cause). Notice we do not need a seventh character for this code.
Dr. Daze is done for the day and so are we. Remember to make sure your food isn't on fire before you eat it.Editor's Note: This article is an excerpt from the ICD-10 Trainer Blog.
Don't let ICD-10 coding turn your holidays into a 'humbug'
Why in the world is Mr. Grinch so mean? Maybe the problem is his health. Let's see if we can diagnose the Grinch's health woes.
First, he is as cuddly as a cactus. What does that mean? He's covered in spines? A better explanation is he suffers from eczema, which causes redness, skin edema (swelling), itching and dryness, crusting, flaking, blistering, cracking, oozing, or bleeding. Great, we have a condition. Now we need a code. And ICD-10-CM has a lot of codes for eczema to specify the type, including:
- B00.0, eczema herpeticum
- H01.13, eczematous dermatitis of eyelid (subcategories identify which eye and which lid)
- H60.54, acute eczematoid otitis externa (again, we need to specify right, left, bilateral)
- L20, atopic dermatitis (with an associated list of subcategories)
What else is wrong with the Grinch? One friend calls him "a bad banana with a greasy black peel." A black peel (skin) could be necrosis and we need to know the exact location in order to code for it. If Mr. Grinch suffers from skin necrosis only, we would report I96 (gangrene, not elsewhere classified).
Or maybe he has necrotizing fasciitis (M72.6), in which case we need to use an additional code (B95.-, B96.-) to identify causative organism.
Further reports claim Mr. Grinch's head is full of spiders. Literally? Let's hope not. I don't think medical science could do much for him. Perhaps Mr. Grinch is suffering from a psychological condition that makes his behavior erratic.
He could be suffering from borderline personality disorder (F60.3, note this code excludes antisocial personality disorder [F60.2]).
Or maybe he's bipolar. If that's the case, we need a lot more specific information. For example, is he in a manic or depressive phase? Is he displaying psychotic symptoms? Is he in full remission or partial remission?
The Grinch also suffers from termites in his smile, better known as dental caries. Well, we still need to know what kind of dental caries:
- K02.3, arrested dental caries
- K02.5-, dental caries on pit and fissure surface
- K02.6-, dental caries on smooth surface
- K02.7, dental root caries
- K02.9, dental caries, unspecified
Although several of these categories includes more specific subcategories, sadly, termite-induced is not one of our choices.
The Grinch also suffers from seasickness, T75.3- (motion sickness). Two things to note here. One, we need a seventh character to identify the episode of care. To make sure it shows up in the seventh position, we also need two placeholder Xs. We also need to report an additional external cause code to identify vehicle or type of motion (Y92.81-, Y93.5-).
Mr. Grinch is further described as "a crooked jerky jockey." A-ha! He suffers from scoliosis! Oh dear, we need some more specific information to choose between our scoliosis codes (isn't that always the case?):
- M41.2-, other idiopathic scoliosis (with subcategories specifying the spinal region affected)
- M41.3-, thoracogenic scoliosis
- M41.4-, neuromuscular scoliosis (this is scoliosis secondary to cerebral palsy, Friedreich's ataxia, poliomyelitis and other neuromuscular disorders and we need to code also the underlying condition)
- M41.5-, other secondary scoliosis
- M41.8-, other forms of scoliosis
- M41.9, scoliosis, unspecified
Mr. Grinch reported consuming a three-decker sauerkraut and toadstool sandwich with arsenic sauce (yuck!). Perhaps he was poisoned by the arsenic. In order to code for the poisoning, we need to know whether it was:
- Accidental, T57.0X1
- Intentional self-harm, T57.0X2 (not likely given the patient)
- Assault, T57.0X3 (much more likely)
- Undetermined, T57.0X4 (always a popular fallback)
Don't forget to include the seventh character for the encounter. Hopefully, Dr. Seuss can successfully sift through the Grinch's conditions and prescribe the correct treatment to get him back in the holiday spirit!
Q&A: Expect reductions in coder productivity with ICD-10 implementation
Q: Do you predict coder productivity will decline as a result of ICD-10? If so, what do you think the declines will be six months after implementation?
A: These are just my predictions, but I think that inpatient cases are going to drop to 2.5–3 records per hour. Currently we're upwards of 3–3.5 per hour in non-teaching/tertiary environments.
On the ambulatory surgery side, I think those are going to drop to 5.5-6.5, and I really think it will be closer to the 5. HCPro's 2011 Coder Productivity survey results show coders completing 6 -7 cases per hour at the time. So the reason I give these estimate is because we're going to have more of a challenge with the surgeons being able to provide coders the information needed. So I really do think it will be the lower end of that range.
And if you're one of those facilities that codes today in both ICD-9 and CPT® and if you can continue that practice in ICD-10 and CPT, then you're going to have more of a reduction, closer to 4 cases per hour just because of the two different thinking patterns for the two coding classifications.
For non-interventional radiology outpatient testing cases, we're averaging approximately 25–30 per hour right now. I think we'll that also go down slightly to a range of 23–26.
Editor's Note: Rose T. Dunn, MBA, RHIA, CPA, FACHE, FHFMA, chief operating officer of St. Louis–based First Class Solutions, Inc., answered this question during the February 29-March 2, 2012 "JustCoding Virtual Summit: ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS, " and was originally published on JustCoding.com.
Q&A: Obtaining clarification for Schatzki's Ring
Q: A few times I have seen physicians document Schatzki's Ring. I understand that if the physician documents "acquired Schatzki's Ring" that maps to code 530.3 no CC/MCC. However, how would it be coded if the physician does not document "acquired" and only documents "Schatzki's Ring"? Could it be considered an MCC or would we need to query the physician?
I am also wondering what clinical criteria needs to be present, does the patient need to have a related esophageal principal diagnosis or would this diagnosis fall into a congenital defect?
SB: If the physician does not specify the condition as "acquired" it defaults to 750.3. To assign a code for this condition it would have to meet one of the following five criteria for reporting a secondary diagnoses:
- clinical evaluation; or
- therapeutic treatment; or
- diagnostic procedures; or
- extended length of hospital stay; or
- increased nursing care and/or monitoring
JK: AHA's Coding Clinic for ICD-9-CM, 1st Quarter, 2012, pp. 15-16, discussed this very issue. In it, guidance calls for querying the physician for clarification when documentation indicates "newly diagnosed Schatzki Ring in an adult patient without additional information regarding whether the condition is congenital or acquired."
Coding Clinic states that code 530.3 should be used if the condition is acquired. When the physician is unable to determine the type, then the ICD-9-CM code defaults to congenital.
"However, Schatzki's Ring would be a reportable condition only if it meets the definition of a secondary diagnosis, in that it must be clinically significant or symptomatic. In most cases, when a Schatzki's Ring is found, it is an incidental finding," Coding Clinic states.
Based on this Coding Clinic it appears to me that Schatzki's Ring documented as an incidental finding should not be coded. If it is "clinically significant" or symptomatic, then a query is required to determine if the condition was acquired or congenital. If so, code 530.3 can be assigned.
Editor's Note: This question was answered by ACDIS Advisory Board members Susan Belley, M.Ed., RHIA, CPHQ, Project Manager for 3M HIS Consulting Services in Atlanta and James S. Kennedy, MD, CCS, Managing Director at FTI Healthcare in Brentwood, Tenn.
Q&A: First listed for pulmonary exacerbation of cystic fibrosis
Q: Should we query for the specific pulmonary exacerbation of cystic fibrosis (CF)? Coding Clinic states that the exacerbation of CF should be listed first.
A: ICD-9-CM codes for CF (i.e., 277.00-277.03) are combination codes. ICD-9-CM code 277.02 specifically denotes CF with pulmonary manifestations. To report this code, the provider must document a relationship between the pulmonary condition and the CF exacerbation. A query is necessary when the physician doesn't document this cause-and-effect relationship linking the two diagnoses.
The nature of the admission determines the principal diagnosis. If the treatment focuses on the exacerbation of the CF, then the CF exacerbation is the principal diagnosis. Report the specific pulmonary manifestation as a secondary diagnosis. If the treatment focuses on the pulmonary manifestation, then the pulmonary manifestation is the principal diagnosis. Report the CF as a secondary diagnosis.
Coding Clinic, 4th quarter 2002, states that coders must query the physician to identify the relationship of the manifestation/complication to the CF. The circumstances of the admission dictate the principal diagnosis and sequencing.
Editor's Note: Cheryl Ericson, MS, RN, CCDS, CDIP, education director at HCPro, Inc. and an AHIMA-approved ICD-10-CM/PCS trainer in Danvers, MA, answered this question. For information about CDI-related Boot Camps taught by Ericson, visit www.hcprobootcamps.com. This article first published in the eNewsletter CDI Strategies.
ICD-9-CM Guidelines clarify complications of care
I've been listening to my share of ICD-10 preparation audio conferences and webinars. During a recent free webcast with the topic of combination codes in I-10 came up. A few days later in perusing previous editions of Briefings on Coding Compliance Strategies, I came across the following article which discusses complication of care coding and combination codes in ICD-10. Here is the article:
Coders have always struggled with knowing when to report complications of care, says Nelly Leon-Chisen, RHIA, director of coding and classification at the AHA in Chicago. "It's understandable that people would have questions because there's more of an interest in using administrative and coded data to look at complications," she says. "There's an interest in reducing readmissions, complications, and hospital-acquired conditions."
Most coders know that reporting a complication of care requires that the medical record include explicit documentation of the relationship between the condition and the procedure. Previous versions of the ICD-9-CM guidelines include this requirement in Chapter 17 (Injury and Poisoning), suggesting that it applies only to codes within the 996-999 code range. This has confused coders with respect to whether the requirement also applies to codes outside this range.
"There have been many questions posed to AHA's Coding Clinic over the years on this topic," says Shannon E. McCall, RHIA, CCS, CCS-P, CPC, CPC-I, CEMC, CCDS, director of HIM and coding at HCPro, Inc., in Danvers, MA. Acute hemorrhagic blood loss anemia (ICD-9-CM code 285.1), a non-Chapter 17 code, has been the focus of many of these questions. "Even though this code is not in the complication series of ICD-9-CM codes, it is still seen at times as a complication regardless of whether it is expected," she says.
To eliminate confusion, the FY 2012 ICD-9-CM guidelines include the requirement for provider documentation under Section 1 (conventions, general coding guidelines, and chapter-specific guidelines), says Leon-Chisen.
This change confirms that the guideline requiring the presence of a cause-and-effect relationship applies to all complication codes regardless of the chapter in which they appear, says McCall.
"This means the provider should clearly identify and document that the condition is directly related to the procedure performed and not merely a condition that arose during a postoperative period or during an admission/encounter," she says. Terms such as "due to," "associated with," or "secondary to" help clarify this relationship.
Leon-Chisen agrees. "Not all conditions that happen to develop during or after surgery are complications," she says. "In other words, be careful, read the documentation, see that there is a cause-and-effect relationship documented." For example, coders can't assume that postoperative bleeding and a blood transfusion are postoperative complications of hip surgery, she explains.
"If it's anticipated, expected, and routine for certain types of procedures, you certainly don't want someone being labeled as having had a complication when there really wasn't one," says Leon-Chisen. Physicians, medical directors, or physician advisors can-and should-explain to coders what are typically considered expected outcomes for certain procedures and what might constitute complications, she says.
The clarification paves the way for ICD-10-CM, says Leon-Chisen. "In ICD-10-CM, we have a lot of complications that are in the body system chapters. This gets coders in the mode of thinking that a complication doesn't always reside within a specific range of codes," she says.
Some ICD-10-CM combination codes denote the complication and body system affected and indicate whether the complication is postoperative, says McCall. For example, ICD-10-CM code I97.110 denotes post-procedural cardiac arrest following cardiac surgery.
Reviewing instructional notes is always important because some ICD-10-CM codes require an additional code to denote the specific condition (e.g, post-procedural heart failure requires an additional code to identify the specific type of heart failure). However, coders using ICD-9-CM always report a complication code (e.g., 997.1 for cardiac complications) and a code from the specific chapter to identify the actual complication (e.g., 427.5 for cardiac arrest).


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WASHINGTON - The Obama administration is offering new rewards of up to $5 million each for information leading to the location of four top members of the Pakistan-based extremist Haqqani network and is boosting an existing $5 million reward for the group's leader to $10 million.
The State Department's Rewards for Justice program announced the bounty offers on Wednesday. The $10 million reward applies to Sirajuddin Haqqani, while the $5 million rewards are being offered for his relatives Aziz Haqqani, Khalil al-Rahman Haqqani and Yahya Haqqani, as well as Abdul Rauf Zakir.
The Haqqanis are allied with al-Qaida and the Afghan Taliban and are accused of staging numerous cross-border attacks from their base in North Waziristan, Pakistan, including the 19-hour siege at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul in September 2011.
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Eleanor Alice Burford Hibbert | |
Born | Eleanor Alice Burford 1 September 1906 Canning Town, London, England |
Died | 19 January 1993 At sea between Athens, Greece and Port Said, Egypt | (aged 86)
Pen name | Jean Plaidy, Victoria Holt, Philippa Carr, Eleanor Burford, Elbur Ford, Kathleen Kellow, Ellalice Tate, Anna Percival |
Occupation | Novelist |
Nationality | English |
Citizenship | British |
Period | 1941–1993 (52 years) |
Genre | Historical fiction, Gothic fiction, Romantic fiction |
Notable awards | Romance Writers of America – Golden Treasure award 1989 Significant contribution to the romance genre |
Spouse | George Percival Hibbert (1886–1963) |
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Eleanor Alice Burford Hibbert | |
Born | Eleanor Alice Burford 1 September 1906 Canning Town, London, England |
Died | 19 January 1993 At sea between Athens, Greece and Port Said, Egypt | (aged 86)
Pen name | Jean Plaidy, Victoria Holt, Philippa Carr, Eleanor Burford, Elbur Ford, Kathleen Kellow, Ellalice Tate, Anna Percival |
Occupation | Novelist |
Nationality | English |
Citizenship | British |
Period | 1941–1993 (52 years) |
Genre | Historical fiction, Gothic fiction, Romantic fiction |
Notable awards | Romance Writers of America – Golden Treasure award 1989 Significant contribution to the romance genre |
Spouse | George Percival Hibbert (1886–1963) |
Relatives |
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Eleanor Hibbert (1 September 1906 – 18 January 1993) was an English author who combined imagination with facts to bring history alive through novels of fiction and romance. She was a prolific writer who published several books a year in different literary genres, each genre under a different pen name: Jean Plaidy for fictionalized history of European royalty; Victoria Holt for gothic romances, and Philippa Carr for a multi-generational family saga. A literary split personality, she also wrote light romances, crime novels, murder mysteries and thrillers under the names Eleanor Burford, Elbur Ford, Kathleen Kellow, Anna Percival, and Ellalice Tate.
In 1989, the Romance Writers of America gave her the Golden Treasure award in recognition of her significant contributions to the romance genre.[1] By the time of her death, she had written more than 200 books that worldwide sold more than 100 million copies in 20 languages.[2] She continues to be a widely borrowed author among lending libraries.[3] Her popular works of historical fiction are appreciated by readers and critics alike for their accuracy, quality of writing, and attention to detail.[4]
"I consider myself extremely lucky to have been born and raised in London, and to have had on my doorstep this most fascinating of cities with so many relics of 2000 years of history still to be found in its streets. One of my greatest pleasures was, and still is, exploring London."
—Eleanor Hibbert[4]
"I found that married life gave me the necessary freedom to follow an ambition which had been with me since childhood; and so I started to write in earnest."
—Eleanor Hibbert[4]
Hibbert was born Eleanor Alice Burford on 1 September 1906 at 20 Burke Street, Canning Town, now part of the London borough of Newham.[5] She inherited a love of reading from her father, Joseph Burford, a dock labourer. Her mother was Alice Louise Burford, née Tate.
When she was quite young, her health forced her to be privately educated at home. At the age of 16 she went to a business college, where she studied shorthand, typewriting, and languages. She then worked for a jeweller in Hatton Garden, where she weighed gems and typed. She also worked as a language interpreter in a cafe for French and German speaking tourists.[4]
In her early twenties she married George Percival Hibbert (ca. 1886–1966),[2][6] a wholesale leather merchant about twenty years older than herself, who shared her love of books and reading.[5] During World War II the Hibberts lived in a cottage in Cornwall that looked out over a bay called Plaidy Beach.
Between 1974 and 1978 Eleanor Hibbert bought a 13th century manor house in Sandwich, Kent that she named King's Lodging because it had served previously as lodging for English monarchs Henry VIII and Elizabeth I.[6] The house had carved fireplaces and a staircase from the Tudor period.[7] Hibbert restored the house and furnished it opulently but soon found it too big for her taste and too far from London.[5]
She then moved to a two-story penthouse apartment at Albert Court, Kensington Gore, London that overlooked the Royal Albert Hall and Hyde Park.[4] She shared her apartment with Mrs Molly Pascoe, a companion who also traveled with her.[8]
In the early 1980s Hibbert sold King's Lodging.[7]
Hibbert spent her summers in her cottage near Plaidy Beach in Cornwall.[8] To get away from the cold English winter, Hibbert would sail around the world on board a cruise ship three months a year from January to April. The cruise would take her to exotic destinations like Egypt and Australia, locations that she later incorporated into her novels.[8][9] She sailed to Sydney, Australia aboard the cruise ship Oronsay in 1970, and the Canberra in 1978. Her 1971 Victoria Holt novel, The Shadow of the Lynx, was set in the Australian goldfields 40 miles north of Melbourne.[6]
Towards the end of her life, her eyesight started failing.[10]
Eleanor Hibbert died on 19 January 1993 on the cruise ship Sea Princess somewhere between Athens, Greece and Port Said, Egypt and was buried at sea. A memorial service was later held on 6 March 1993, at St Peter's Anglican Church, Kensington Park Road, London.[5]
"When I was 14 and living in London, I'd go around Hampton Court Palace with its marvelous atmosphere, through the gateway where Ann Boleyn walked, the haunted gallery down which Katherine Howard ran. It all set me going, it all started from there."
—Eleanor Hibbert[11]
Eleanor Hibbert first discovered her fascination for the past when she visited Hampton Court at the age of seventeen.[12] After her marriage, Hibbert achieved the financial independence she needed to realise her desire to write. Emulating her literary heroes – the Brontës, George Eliot, Charles Dickens, Victor Hugo, and Leo Tolstoy – she completed nine long novels (about 150,000 words in length) during the 1930s, all of them serious psychological studies of contemporary life.[13] However, none of these were accepted for publication. At the same time, she wrote short stories for newspapers such as the Daily Mail and Evening News. Some also appeared in The Star, Woman's Realm and Ladies' Home Journal. The turning point came when fiction editor of the Daily Mail told her, "You're barking up the wrong tree: you must write something which is saleable, and the easiest way is to write romantic fiction."
Hibbert read 50 romance novels as research and then published her first fiction book, Daughter of Anna, in 1941.[14] It was a period novel set in Australia of the late 18th and 19th centuries. It was a moderate success and Hibbert received £30 as advance for it. The book was published under her maiden name, Eleanor Burford, which was also used for her contemporary novels. Following the success of the book, Hibbert was contracted by Herbert Jenkins publishers to write one book a year. By 1961 Hibbert had published 32 novels under this name, including ten romance novels for Mills & Boon.
In 1945, she chose the pseudonym Jean Plaidy for her new novel Together They Ride at the request of her agent.[12] The name was inspired by Plaidy Beach near the Hibberts' home in Looe, Cornwall during World War II.[15] Her agent suggested the first name, saying "Jean doesn't take much room at the back of the book".[12] The book was published by Gerald G. Swan, a London publisher.[4] The next book written under the Jean Plaidy pseudonym was Beyond the Blue Mountains in 1948. The publisher Robert Hale accepted the 500-page manuscript after it had been rejected by several others. The firm wrote to Hibbert's literary agency, A.M. Heath, "Will you tell this author that there are glittering prizes ahead for those who can write as she does?".[10] In 1949, Hibbert hit her stride with the first Jean Plaidy novel that fictionalized stories of royalty: The King's Pleasure, featuring Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn.[16] A total of 90 Jean Plaidy novels were published. Hibbert's last Jean Plaidy book The Rose Without a Thorn was published posthumously.[4]
Hibbert also wrote four non-fiction books under the pseudonym Jean Plaidy. The first, A Triptych of Poisoners (1958), was a collection of short biographies of poisoners: Cesare Borgia, Marie d'Aubray and Edward William Pritchard. The other three were a trilogy on the Spanish Inquisition: The Rise (1959), The Growth (1960) and The End (1961).
From 1950 to 1953 Hibbert wrote four novels as Elbur Ford, a pen name derived from her maiden name, Eleanor Burford. These novels were based on real-life murderers of the nineteenth century: Edward William Pritchard (Flesh and the Devil, 1950); Adelaide Bartlett (Poison in Pimlico, 1950); Euphrasie Mercier[17] (The Bed Disturbed, 1952) and Constance Kent (Such Bitter Business, 1953 - published in the U.S. in 1954 under the title Evil in the House).
Between 1952 to 1960 Hibbert used the pseudonym Kathleen Kellow to write eight novels that were mostly crime and mystery fiction. From 1956 to 1961 she wrote five novels as Ellalice Tate, a pseudonym inspired by her mother's name, Alice Tate.[18]
"I've always wanted to write a best-seller. Every writer does. It's really a matter of finding out what the public wants.
—Eleanor Hibbert[13]
In 1960, at the suggestion of her agent, Patricia Schartle Myrer, she wrote her first Gothic romance, Mistress of Mellyn, under the name Victoria Holt. The pseudonym was created by choosing the name Victoria for its regal, romantic ring while the name Holt was taken from the military bank of Holt & Company where Hibbert had an account.[13][19] Published by Doubleday in the United States and Collins in the United Kingdom, Mistress of Mellyn became an instant international bestseller and revived the Gothic romantic suspense genre.[2][10][20][21]
"I have heard her name mentioned in connection with mine and I think it is because we both lived in Cornwall and have written about this place. Rebecca is the atmospheric suspense type of book mine are. But I don't think there is much similarity between her others and mine."
—Daphne du Maurier commenting on the similarity between Victoria Holt's novels and her own.[7]
Mistress of Mellyn was a clever weaving of elements from earlier Gothic novels such as Jane Eyre (1847), The Woman in White (1859), and Rebecca (1938). Its setting in Cornwall made the resemblance to Rebecca (1938) so remarkable that it was speculated that Victoria Holt was a pseudonym for Daphne du Maurier.[22] After six Victoria Holt novels were published over eight years, it was revealed that Hibbert was the author.[7] Hibbert wrote a further 31 novels as Victoria Holt, primarily portraying fictitious characters set against an authentic period background, usually of the late 19th century. The last Victoria Holt novel, The Black Opal, was published after her death.[10]
In 1960, Hibbert wrote a novel under the name Anna Percival, a pseudonym inspired by her husband's middle name, Percival. Hibbert never used that pen name again.
She created her last pseudonym, Philippa Carr, in 1972 at the suggestion of her publisher, Collins, to create a new series showing successive generations of English gentlewomen involved in important historical events starting with the Reformation and ending with World War II.[10]
Hibbert continued to use the pseudonym Jean Plaidy for her historical novels about the crowned heads of Europe. Her books written under this pseudonym were popular with the general public and were also hailed by critics and historians for their historical accuracy, quality of writing, and attention to detail.[23]
Eleanor Burford Jean Plaidy Victoria Holt Philippa Carr |
Decade | Eleanor Burford | Jean Plaidy | Elbur Ford | Kathleen Kellow | Ellalice Tate | Anna Percival | Victoria Holt | Philippa Carr | Total |
1940s | 9 | 4 | 13 | ||||||
1950s | 19 | 19 | 4 | 7 | 4 | 53 | |||
1960s | 3 | 26 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 8 | 40 | ||
1970s | 22 | 10 | 5 | 37 | |||||
1980s | 16 | 10 | 9 | 35 | |||||
1990s | 4 | 4 | 5 | 13 | |||||
Total | 31 | 91 | 4 | 8 | 5 | 1 | 32 | 19 | 191 |
Note The numbers here reflect single novels originally published under the pseudonym. Later reprints under a different title and/or pseudonym are not included. Omnibus editions and anthologies are also not included. |
"I prefer to do all the research myself. I have never thought it wise to employ researchers because delving into the past is not merely collecting facts, but actually absorbing the spirit of the age. I feel it is very necessary for me to capture that. It is something vague, intangible, which must be suggested; and is entirely a personal feeling that I have to discover and impart to the reader. Happily, there seems always to have been those people who hide behind the arras, secreting themselves in budoirs and peeping through the keyholes and going away to report what they've seen and heard."
—Eleanor Hibbert[7]
Hibbert based her research on the writings of British historians such as John Speed, James Anthony Froude, Alexander Fraser Tytler and Agnes Strickland.[4]
Each of Hibbert's Jean Plaidy books featured a bibliography at the end, listing the historical works consulted during the process of writing the book.[16]
The Kensington Central Library gave Hibbert special concessions to aid her research. She was allowed to go down to the vault where the out-of-circulations books were stored, and borrow them a trolley-load at a time.[8] She was even allowed to take the books home and keep them as long as she wanted.[7]
When her eyesight started failing towards the end of her life, she borrowed audiobooks from the Westminster City Council public libraries.[10]
"I love my work so much that nothing would stop me writing. I never think of the money I'm making. When I finish one book I start on the next. If I take even a week's break I just feel miserable. It's like a drug.
—Eleanor Hibbert[8]
"If anybody says to me 'you look tired,' it's because I haven't been able to get at my typewriter. Writing excites me. I live all my characters and never have any trouble thinking of plots of how people would have said something because I'm them when I'm writing.
—Eleanor Hibbert[7]
Hibbert was a prolific writer, churning out multiple books in a year under different pseduonyms, chiefly Jean Plaidy, Victoria Holt and Philippa Carr.[24][25] Jean Plaidy proved very popular in the United Kingdom, selling large quantities in paperback while Victoria Holt was a besteller in the United States. Many of her readers never realized that behind all these pen names was a single author.[26][27][28]
Hibbert attributed her large output to her regular working habits. She described herself as a compulsive writer and would write all seven days in the week. She started every morning at the typewriter on her desk, usually completing five thousand words by lunchtime.[14] Though writing stimulated her, she found the typewriter to be a physical strain. She devoted five hours every day to her writing, in addition to the time that it took her to proof-read her draft and conduct research. In the afternoon, she would personally answer all the fan mail she received. She would also spend time at Kensington Central Library. In the evening, she played chess if she could find an opponent or attended social engagements.[12]
Even while on her annual cruise around the world, Hibbert maintained her discipline. She wrote in the mornings, played chess in the afternoons, and joined in the shipboard entertainments in the evenings. She preferred to work on her Victoria Holt novels while on board the cruise ship because they did not require as much research or fact-checking at a library.[9]
Eleanor Hibbert enjoyed healthy, life-long relationships with her literary agents and publishers, a rare feat in the publishing world.[10] She was represented in the United Kingdom by A.M. Heath Literary Agency and by McIntosh & Otis in the United States. Her long-time American agent was Patricia Shartle Myrer followed by Julie Fallowfield.
From 1941 to 1955 Hibbert wrote 20 light romantic novels for the London publisher Herbert Jenkins under the pen name Eleanor Burford. The contract, initially for one book a year at an advance of £30 a title, was later revised to 2 books a year when the books proved successful.[4]
From 1956 to 1962, Hibbert wrote 10 romance novels under the pen name Eleanor Burford for Mills and Boon, a London publisher that specialised in romantic novels made widely available in low-priced paperbacks.
The first Jean Plaidy book was published by Gerald G Swan in 1945 but every one after that was published by Robert Hale. Starting from Beyond the Blue Mountains (1948) and extending over the entire course of her lifetime, Robert Hale published every Jean Plaidy book in hardcover with dust jackets illustrated by specialist artist Philip Gough.[4]
MacRae Smith Co. of Philadelphia published Jean Plaidy titles in the United States. Foreign language editions of Jean Plaidy books began appearing in 1956: in French by Éditions Robert Laffont, Paris; in Spanish by Guillermo Kraft Limitada, Buenos Aires; and in Dutch by Uitgeverij A.J. Luitingh, Amsterdam.
In 1951, Canadian paperback publishers Harlequin reprinted Jean Plaidy's Beyond the Blue Mountains to achieve their greatest commercial success to that date: of the 30,000 copies sold, only 48 were returned.[29]
Robert Hale published eight Kathleen Kellow crime and mystery novels between 1952 and 1960 in hardcover with dust jackets by Philip Gough. Robert Hale also published the sole book written under the Anna Percival pseudonym, The Brides of Lanlory.[4]
From 1950 to 1953 four Elbur Ford crime novels were published by London publisher William Morrow in the United Kingdom and New York publisher Werner Laurie in the United States.
From 1956 to 1961 Hodder & Stoughton published all five historical novels written under the pseudnym Ellalice Tate.[4]
From 1960 to 1993, Hibbert wrote 32 Victoria Holt novels for the publishing giants Collins in the United Kingdom and Doubleday in the United States. Many of them were bestsellers and were translated into 20 languages to reach a worldwide audience.
From 1972 to 1993, Hibbert wrote 19 Philippa Carr novels that were published by Collins in the United Kingdom and Putnam in the United States. A few of them were later translated into foreign langagues such as Spanish, Finnish, Russian and Polish.
By the time of her death in 1993, Hibbert had sold 75 million books translated in 20 languages under the name Victoria Holt, 14 million under the name Jean Plaidy and 3 million under the name Philippa Carr.[2][30]
After her death, Mark Hamilton of the A.M. Heath Literary Agency took over as executor for her literary estate, estimated to be worth about £8,790,807 at probate.[5][31]
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Many Jean Plaidy books were published under different titles in the United States. Her trilogies were also later republished as single books, often under different titles than those shown.
In the Spring of 2003 Three Rivers Press, an imprint of U.S.A. publisher Crown Publishing Group, started republishing Jean Plaidy's stories.[32][33] Three Rivers Press published some of the books with new titles which are listed here:
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Finger Lakes, NY - Wines and Vineyards Both r0xyyyy and jmoryl make some fine points. "Best" is so personal. No two people will have the same list. Here are a few of my suggestions... Keuka Lake: Seneca Lake: Cayuga Lake: I'm sure I am forgetting more favorites and a few friends, my apologies. To Eat If time allows: Search this board for more threads. Also there are a few tourism sites like ----- Maxie's Supper Club & Oyster Bar Hazelnut Kitchen |
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Right now, I am using Sobieski. Its Polish, and made from rye. |
If I like a 7-and-7, what else might I like? "...Maybe something a little less sweet? Seagram's 7 can be a little cloying to me..." I think it is the soda pop, not the whiskey, making your drink sweet. Perhaps, you could find a less sweet brand of soft drink. There are all kinds of bottlers out there making better soft drinks with cane sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup. Fever Tree makes a Bitter Lemon soda. Or perhaps, you could add a squeeze of lemon to your drink to balance out the sweetness of the soda pop. Personally, I don't drink 7-up or Sprite without added lemon juice. It is just too sweet for me to be refreshing. Or perhaps... Or perhaps... |
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Best (and cheapest) source for Cheese in Buffalo? Unfortunately, Buffalo does not have a dedicated cheesemonger. Premier Gourmet, Wegmans, and the Lexington Co-Op were all once good places to get quality cheese, but the economic slowdown has led to decreased turn-over, and therefore a smaller selection. It is quite noticeable. You should still be able to find Swiss and Gouda at any of those stores. We are lucky to have Farmers And Artisans in Williamsville, a local-vore market that has very unusual local cheeses you will not find anywhere else. If you like cheese, it should be a destination. http://farmersandartisans.com/ ----- |
No, I've never done it. But, at one time I wanted to figure out the ingredients and attempt a re-creation of Benedictine, my favorite liqueur. I eventually gave up. Some things are still secret, even with the flow of information on the interwebs. According to this article Campari is made from a blend of equal parts of alcohol, sugar syrup, distilled water, and an infusion flavored with oranges, rhubarb, and 60 other secret herbs and spices. The red color used to come from a dye made from insects, but in 2006 was replaced by an artificial food dye. |
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Where did the idea for a convertible crossover come from?
[CEO] Carlos Ghosn was the instigator. He came up with the idea three years ago. The sketches were promising, so we went ahead with it. Murano is an upmarket product, and with this version we were targeting affluent, aged customers.
How much of the car is new?
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17 But when he came to himself he said, 'How many hired servants of my father's have bread enough to spare, and I'm dying with hunger! | 17 "When he came to his senses, he said, 'How many of my father's hired men have food to spare, and here I am starving to death! |
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I stay here repeatedly, especially given the location (close to Ostrava Airport) and price (very reasonable even for local standards). The accommodation is family run, but if your needs are not for a five star hotel, you get all you need. The property is centrally located in the town Příbor, which on the other hand means you might be woken... More
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Ranked #2 of 4 B&Bs / Inns in Pribor
Number of rooms: 8


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Douay-Rheims (RHE) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 And the days of David drew nigh that he should die, and he charged his son Solomon, saying: | 1 When the time drew near for David to die, he gave a charge to Solomon his son. |
The Douay-Rheims Bible is in the public domain. (Douay Rheims Catholic Bible Translation Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |