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ESPN 25 Power Rankings
Lone Peak (Highland, Utah) continues its climb up the rankings.
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Hoophall: Connor Toolson Interview
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RecruitingNation: Lone Peak dominates Archbishop Mitty
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Replay: Archbishop Mitty (CA) vs. Lone Peak (UT)
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ESPN 25 Power Rankings
Utah's Lone Peak moves into the top 10 in this week's hoop rankings.
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Nick Emery: Who do you think you are?
David AugusteThis summer, ESPNHS will sit down with some of the nation's elite players to break down their game, talk about the inevitable comparisons to college and pro players and get their take on who they pattern their game after. Player: Nick Emery Schoo...
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Two-sport star picks BYU
Talon Shumway (Highland, Utah/Lone Peak), who almost committed to Brigham Young for basketball last summer, pledged to play on the gridiron for the Cougars Monday, according to the Salt Lake Tribune. "Every aspect that I was looking for was the ri...
Blog | May 15, 2012 -
Eye on POY: Utah boys basketball
The window on the Gatorade State Boys Basketball Player of the Year race is closing, and the search for elite student-athletes is in full swing. The award recognizes not only athletic excellence, but also high standards of academic achievement and ex...
Blog | March 11, 2012 -
Return of the POY: Utah's Nick Emery
Ben RohrbachThe 2011-12 Gatorade State Boys Basketball Players of the Year selection process is underway, and what better way to kick off coverage than with profiles of returning underclassmen winners? Repeating is no guarantee, but here's a snapshot of what thi...
Blog | January 31, 2012 -
ESPNHS Players of the Week, Jan. 4, 2012
ESPNHS.comRelated: Players of the Week (Dec. 28) (After games of Saturday, Dec. 31) Here are this week's high school boys basketball Players of the Week. One player is chosen from each region of the country. The only other criteria is that no player will ...
Blog | January 04, 2012 -
BYU lands Lone Peak junior
The Salt Lake Tribune confirmed on Friday that 6-foot-8 junior power forward Eric Mika (Highland, Utah/Lone Peak) has verbally committed to BYU. Mika first announced the news via his Twitter account. "Well...it's official...BYU basketball offered ...
Blog | December 17, 2011 -
State Football Champs: Utah
ESPNHS.comUtah 2011 state football championship results.
Story | Conversation | December 14, 2011 -
Utah Football POY: Chase Hansen
Ben RohrbachA dedicated ESPNHS POY team managed the Gatorade State Football Player of the Year selection process, resulting in this winner based on the awards program's three pillars: athletic production and impact in the 2011 season, high academic achievement a...
Blog | December 01, 2011 -
ESPNHS Football Players of the Week
Mark Tennis & Doug Huff(After games of Nov. 17-19) One player is chosen from each region of the country. The only other criteria is that no player will be chosen more than once during a season. EAST Pete Coughlin, Upper St. Clair (Upper St. Clair, Pa.) In a gam...
Blog | November 22, 2011 -
Eye on POY: Utah football
Ben RohrbachThe window on the Gatorade State Football Player of the Year race is closing, and time is running out for student-athletes to state their POY case. The award recognizes not only athletic excellence, but also high standards of academic achievement and...
Blog | November 07, 2011 -
Costume, Brownie Points in Ouija Board clash
Marty McGeeCostume is in the best form of her career and Brownie Points is at her physical peak, setting the stage for an explosive matchup Monday in the Grade 3, $200,000 Ouija Board Distaff at Lone Star Park.
Story | Conversation | May 24, 2008 -
Pikes Peak offers new challenges
Jack AruteDrivers have to adjust to the conditions at Pikes Peaks, which are unlike what they faced under the lights at Texas Motor Speedway.
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HPC Makes $10 Million Available for Investments in Community Hospitals
Eligible institutions from across the state can now apply for funds to advance health care affordability, quality & efficiency goals of Commonwealth's cost containment law
BOSTON – October 23, 2013 – The Health Policy Commission (HPC) today announced the availability of $10 million in funding for certain Massachusetts community hospitals. Beginning today, eligible institutions from across the state can apply for up to $500,000 from the first phase of the HPC's investment program – Community Hospital Acceleration, Revitalization, and Transformation (CHART) – focused on enhancing community hospitals' delivery of efficient, effective health care.
Established through the Commonwealth's landmark cost containment law, Chapter 224 of the Acts of 2012, CHART will make phased investments to promote care coordination, integration, and delivery transformations; advance electronic health records adoption and information exchange among providers; increase alternative payment methods and accountable care organizations; and enhance patient safety, access to behavioral health services, and coordination between hospitals and community-based providers and organizations.
"The HPC is providing these funds to help community hospitals restructure the care they provide so as to improve quality and lower costs," said Dr. Stuart Altman, Chair of the HPC.
The CHART Investment Program will total $119.08 million to be dispersed over a four-year period. At a board meeting last week, HPC commissioners approved an approach for Phase 1 that makes $10 million immediately available for Foundational Investments to Prime System Transformation. The Request for Proposal (RFP) governing Phase 1 was made public today and is available here.
The RFP calls for funding activities such as pilot programs set for launch; capacity building to enhance clinical information flow, improve patient care management, and strengthen collaboration; and planning. Successful Phase 1 applicants can receive up to $500,000.
The HPC will accept Phase 1 applications until December 11, 2013 and expects to announce award recipients in early January 2014.
"Our commissioners have ensured CHART investments will be meaningful and timely, and that we are implementing the program consistent with the vision established by the Legislature in Chapter 224," said David Seltz, Executive Director of the HPC. "I look forward to a competitive application and careful review process so that we can present the board with proposals for approval in early January."
Chapter 224, "An Act Improving the Quality of Health Care and Reducing Costs through Increased Transparency, Efficiency, and Innovation," created CHART and several other significant investment programs in order to achieve the Commonwealth's health care affordability, quality, and efficiency goals. Chapter 224 called for a one-time assessment on certain providers and insurers to support these programs. Only acute care hospitals with over $1 billion in total net assets and less than 50% revenue from public payers were subject to the assessment. The funding collected by the one-time assessment is allocated as follows:
- $119.08 million for the HPC to reduce health care costs by investing in community providers through the Community Hospital Acceleration, Revitalization, and Transformation (CHART) program.
- $57 million for the Prevention and Wellness Trust Fund to reduce health care costs by preventing chronic conditions and promoting healthy behaviors. This Fund is administered by the Department of Public Health and grant recipients include community-based partnerships including municipalities, healthcare systems, businesses, regional planning organizations, and schools.
- $28.5 million for the e-Health Institute Fund to reduce health care costs by enhancing care coordination through a secure, interoperable health information exchange. This Fund is administered by the e-Health Institute and grant recipients include hospitals, physicians, and other provider organizations.
Chapter 224 also established the following eligibility guidelines for CHART Investment Program applicants: non-teaching hospitals with non-profit status and relative prices below the state's median average. Consistent with these criteria, the list of Massachusetts institutions eligible to apply for Phase 1 of CHART can be found here.
"Community hospitals are an essential part of the equation to achieve a high value health care system," said Dr. Paul Hattis, a member of the HPC and chair of its Community Health Care Investment and Consumer Involvement Committee (CHICI) that developed CHART. "Phase 1 of CHART will set a strong and immediate foundation for our future work, and position us to bring about long-term, sustainable change at the institutions communities across our Commonwealth depend on."
The HPC is the new independent state agency that monitors health care delivery and payment systems reforms and develops policies to reduce overall cost growth while improving the quality of patient care. To learn more, please visit www.mass.gov/hpc or follow us on Twitter @Mass_HPC.


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Experimental determination of L X-ray fluorescence cross sections for elements with 45 < Z < 50 at 10 keV | PDF REFERENCES COMMENTARY | |
Edgardo Bonzi, Gabriela Grad, Raúl Barrea | 060001 |
Study of the characteristic parameters of the normal voices of Argentinian speakers | PDF REFERENCES COMMENTARY | |
Edgardo Bonzi, Gabriela Grad, Alicia Maggi, Marta Muñoz | 060002 |
Critical phenomena in the spreading of opinion consensus and disagreement | PDF REFERENCES COMMENTARY REPLY | |
Andrés Chacoma, Damián H. Zanette | 060003 |
Influence of surface tension on two fluids shearing instability | PDF REFERENCES | |
Rahul Banerjee, S. Kanjilal | 060006 |
Jamming transition in a two-dimensional open granular pile with rolling resistance | PDF REFERENCES COMMENTARY | |
Caio F. M. Magalhães, Allbens P.F. Atman, Gaël Combe, José G. Moreira | 060007 |
Granular discharge rate for submerged hoppers | PDF REFERENCES COMMENTARY REPLAY | |
T. J. Wilson, C. R. Pfeifer, N. Mesyngier, D. J. Durian | 060009 |
Nonlinearity arising from noncooperative transcription factor binding enhances negative feedback and promotes genetic oscillations | PDF REFERENCES | |
Iván M. Lengyel, Daniele Soroldoni, Andrew C. Oates, Luis G. Morelli | 060012 |
Sequential evacuation strategy for multiple rooms toward the same means of egress | PDF REFERENCES | |
Daniel R. Parisi, Pablo A Negri | 060013 |
Invited review: Clogging of granular materials in bottlenecks | PDF REFERENCES COMMENTARY | |
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Bill Simmons: Countdown to the LeBron James decision
Bill SimmonsBill Simmons has 23 (make that 24) thoughts as we count down to the LeBron James decision.
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Bill SimmonsUSA's thrilling run in the World Cup leads Bill Simmons to tackle 20 questions about this year's tournament.
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Bill Simmons mega-mailbag: Introducing the Levels of Broke
Bill SimmonsIn Part 2 of the mega-mailbag, Bill introduces his "20 Levels of Broke."
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Bill Simmons and Malcolm Gladwell return for Gladwell-Simmons III...
Bill SimmonsBill Simmons and Malcolm Gladwell return for Gladwell-Simmons III: The War to Settle the Score.
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Bill Simmons: Did Kobe Bryant really change for 2009 Los Angeles ...
Bill SimmonsDid Kobe Bryant really change between 2008 and 2009? Bill Simmons puts the Lakers star under his microscope.
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Bill Simmons: Breaking down the NBA playoffs, mailbag-style
Bill SimmonsBill Simmons breaks down all things playoffs in Part 1 of his NBA mailbag.
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Bill Simmons' mailbag, Part 1
Bill SimmonsBarack Obama could use a Sports Czar in his cabinet. Bill Simmons already has his platform and is ready to serve.
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The NBA finally has its curves back
Bill SimmonsAfter rejoicing that the NBA finally has its sexy figure back, Bill Simmons has 20 predictions about the upcoming season.
Story | Conversation | October 28, 2008 -
The king of all fantasy previews
Bill SimmonsBill Simmons offers a cheat sheet for your fantasy basketball draft and tries to put LeBron's greatness in historical perspective.
Story | Conversation | October 23, 2008 -
Here's a fact: The NFL is all about fantasy now
Bill SimmonsBill Simmons is basking in the golden era of fantasy football while preparing to make his Week 3 picks.
Story | Conversation | September 19, 2008 -
Sports Guy subject archive
Bill SimmonsLooking for that one column on the Sox? The NBA? Well, here they are.
Story | Conversation | July 11, 2007 -
Sports Guy subject archive
Bill SimmonsLooking for that one column on the Sox? The NBA? Well, here they are.
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How to spot Casino Trash
Bill SimmonsPage 2's Bill Simmons offers his list of the 20 most annoying gamblers you can find in a casino.
Story | Conversation | July 31, 2006 -
You asked, I answered
Bill SimmonsBill Simmons answers the best questions from his readers, including whether "Lazy Sunday" is a pantheon "SNL" sketch.
Story | Conversation | March 08, 2006 -
This Dream Team is doomed
Bill SimmonsEven before the U.S. men's hoops team lost to Italy, Bill Simmons knew they were in big trouble.
Story | Conversation | March 01, 2006 -
Thumbing through Winter Games
Bill SimmonsAfter spending two weeks glued to Olympic action, Page 2's Bill Simmons turns thumbs-up and thumbs-down on the Winter Games.
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Movie sets can be back-stabbing battlegrounds. Here we have some savage put-downs of well-known motion picture personalities. Try to match the quote to the person who said it.
Movie sets can be back-stabbing battlegrounds. Here we have some savage put-downs of well-known motion picture personalities. Try to match the quote to the person who said it.
In Martin Brest's film, Scent of a Woman [6] (1992), Pacino's Frank Slade rants and rages and behaves badly at every opportunity. He's bitter about being blind, probably alcoholic and makes life miserable for the long-suffering sister who takes care of him.
Adore him or abhor him, Mel Gibson [9] is the reason to see Jody Foster's The Beaver [10]. As Walter Black, a toy company executive sliding into a paralyzing world of depression, Gibson registers a degree of mental anguish that is shocking.
Shaun of the Dead [13] is one of the most successful examples of a horror subgenre known as the "zomcom [14]" — short for zombie comedy.
The following famous names from film have all published their own life stories. All you have to do is match the author with the book. And if you can pinpoint the year of publication, you're a better movie geek than I am.
[1] http://www.kclibrary.org/blog/Film+Blog/feed
[2] http://drupal.org/node/11816
[3] http://www.kclibrary.org/blog/film-blog/movie-quiz-trash-talk
[4] http://www.kclibrary.org/comment/reply/14858#comment-form
[5] http://www.kclibrary.org/blog/film-blog/program-notes-scent-woman-1992
[6] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=format:%22dvd%22+title:%22Scent+of+a+Woman%22
[7] http://www.kclibrary.org/comment/reply/14846#comment-form
[8] http://www.kclibrary.org/blog/film-blog/new-dvd-shelves-beaver-2011
[9] http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000154/
[10] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=format:%22dvd%22+author:%22Mel+Gibson%22+title:%22The+Beaver%22
[11] http://www.kclibrary.org/comment/reply/14833#comment-form
[12] http://www.kclibrary.org/blog/film-blog/program-notes-shaun-dead-2004
[13] http://kcaqua.kclibrary.org/?q=format:%22dvd%22+title:%22Shaun+of+the+Dead%22
[14] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zombie_comedy
[15] http://www.kclibrary.org/comment/reply/14830#comment-form
[16] http://www.kclibrary.org/blog/film-blog/movie-quiz-its-all-about-me
[17] http://www.kclibrary.org/comment/reply/14718#comment-form
[18] http://www.kclibrary.org/print/14312
[19] http://www.kclibrary.org/print/14312?page=68
[20] http://www.kclibrary.org/print/14312?page=65
[21] http://www.kclibrary.org/print/14312?page=66
[22] http://www.kclibrary.org/print/14312?page=67
[23] http://www.kclibrary.org/print/14312?page=70
[24] http://www.kclibrary.org/print/14312?page=71
[25] http://www.kclibrary.org/print/14312?page=72
[26] http://www.kclibrary.org/print/14312?page=73
[27] http://www.kclibrary.org/print/14312?page=77


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HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival Presents Lover Come Back
at Bryant Park Lawn (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
5:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
See classic films under the stars.
Category: Festivals, Film, Free Summer Movies
Family Drumming: West African Drum and Dance
at Indian Road Lawn (in Inwood Hill Park), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
Join us for a 10-week drum and dance class. All ages are welcome to learn the traditional drumming and dancing unique to West Africa.
Category: Dance, Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Bryant Park Reading Room: Reel Talks on Cannes in the 60s
at Reading Room (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
Lively and entertaining commentary on Cannes in 1960, 1968, the seminal years in film. With resident film expert Scott Adlerberg and author Dave Tafoya.
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Shape Up NYC's Couch to 5K: Group Run
at Lefferts Historic House (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Join us for our new running group in Prospect Park on Mondays!
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at Pier 6 (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
7:00 p.m.
Take a strength-training class with aerobic intervals in and around the park with local studio, Brooklyn Strength.
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Books Beneath the Bridge: Sackett Street Writers' Workshop
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This free summer literary series outdoor readings curated by local independent bookstores, begins on July 7 at 7 p.m. and runs for six consecutive Mondays at Pier 1's Granite Prospect.
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Plays in the Park: A Theatrical Smorgasbord by Lather Rinse Repeat: A Playwrights Collective
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Join us for two exciting nights of New Theater as West 45th/46th Street Block Association and the Irish Arts Center collaborate for this Hell's Kitchen Commons event.…
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Although the future of reform legislation remains unclear, a recent bill proposed by Senator Christopher Dodd (D., Conn.) could potentially hinder the financial sector and its exchange traded funds.
This new proposed reform, which is expected to be forced onto the Senate Finance Committee as early as next week, aims to give the Federal Reserve extraordinary control and power over large financial institutions. More specifically, it would give the Fed the power to break up any large financial institution that could potentially jeopardize the stability of the financial system.
Additionally, the bill will give the Fed authority and control over the nation's largest bank-holding companies, those with assets of $50 billion or more, and be the focal point of oversight and regulation over mortgage-related businesses and non-bank financial firms like insurance companies. The bill specifically aims to regulate risky financial instruments, like mortgage-backed securities.
Another caveat of the bill includes Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation oversight over state-chartered banks with less than $50 billion in assets. Lastly, the bill is expected to contain an arm that will enable the Fed to curb proprietary trading at banks and bank sponsorships of hedge funds and private equity funds. In and of itself, if this proposed bill makes it pass bank lobbyists and Republicans, it could potentially hinder profits of these firms. Some equities that would be influenced by this bill include:-
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Good Mystery
I really enjoyed this story and found myself drawn in page by page. With an interesting cast of characters, this book really kept me guessing until the end. I was a little let down by the resolution of the story, but the reading journey getting there was well worth the time to invest in this book. Great depiction of the times, which certainly made me happy that I didn't live in that time period! Anyone who enjoys historical mysteries should like this book.
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Address For Murder
I know you've heard it before, but this is a real page turner. It is a fictionalized account of a truly brutal murder that made headlines for more than three months in New York during 1857. In this pre-Civil War era, there was already plenty of intrigue concerning the gross treatment of women, the working class, and free blacks and runaway slaves. All of which made up a substantial part of the population of New York. To say that corruption in the local government was running rampant would be an understatement. Drop into this simmering pot a savage murder of a seemingly respectable dentist in his locked house; swindled business partners; alienated relatives; a sexy widow, who was his housekeeper and possible lover; politicians with their own agendas; a missing black man who was the victim's coachman, and you have a great story.
The author skillfully leads the reader through a did she or didn't she kill her lover scenario. The preparations for the trial of the mistress and its subsequent revelations are counter played against glimpses of the events that lead up to the murder which took place at 31 Bond Street. Although Mrs Cunningham is the prosecution's focus for the crime, there is certainly no lack of alternate suspects. A very skillfully executed historical murder mystery.1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
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An Absorbing Mystery
"31 Bond Street" by Ellen Horan is a historical fiction novel taking place in 1857 New York City. The book follows the notorious trial of Emma Cunningham for the murder of her landlord Dr. Harvey Burdell, a famous dentist.
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Emma Cunningham is a widow with two daughters who is lodging in 31 Bond Street, NYC - the residence of Dr. Harvey Burdell. One fine morning the household wakes up to the horrific news that the doctor has been murdered in his room - with no signs of forced entry.
The immediate suspicion falls on Mrs. Cunningham who has to be defended against an aggressive and corrupt district attorney who has big political ambitions and his minions. Attorney Henry Clinton (YES!!! That one) takes up the case of Mrs. Cunningham, but as everything in life, it is not clear cut.
"31 Bond Street" by Ellen Horan is an enjoyable book which, for me, was hard to categorize. It is a bit historical fiction, a bit a mystery and a bit court room drama - I guess a legal mystery might fit the bill.
The story is actually based on an actual murder case from 1857 and several of the characters are people who actually lived and were involved. Yet several others are not - Ms. Horan makes it clear who's who at the end of the book in the "Author's Note" section (which I find as a big plus in any historical fiction book).
I quite enjoyed the historical aspects of the book, the class system n NYC and the "if it bleeds it dies" sensationalistic media. It is amazing how little has changed, even today the media can hang on a sensationalistic case, completely blowing it out of proportions and like good little lap dogs we eat it all up (the O.J. Simpson case for example).
The book juxtaposed between the investigation, court case and flashbacks to Emma's relationship with Mr. Burdell where she was a "housemistress", in today's terms she'd be a live-in lover which didn't get to much respect in the 1850s. There is some Upstairs/Downstairs (showing my age?) quality to how Emma talks and acts with Mr. Burdell's servants and their defiance to take orders from her.
The famous lawyer Mr. Clinton (No, not that one) was, for me, the main protagonist of the book. Mr. Clinton (Not that one either) was Mrs. Cunningham defense attorney and I had a fun time following his thought process (albeit fictional) about the trial and hist strategy.
The book is absorbing and the blend of fact and fiction is fascinating. While the fascinating characters are well drawn and the narrative is well written, the real star of the book is 1850's New York City society. The rich doctor, poor widow, the black groom who is an abolitionist and knows he's not safe in the north, the poor 11 year old boy who works to support his family, the way marriage are arranged even though one of the betrothed is disagreeable are all absorbing and . the status qua. Ms. Horan doesn't try to shock us into thinking that pushing a 19 year old into an undesirable marriage is an unforgivable sin, quite the opposite - the sin is that she refuses the arrangement. -
Posted February 10, 2011
Sex, Murder & Corruption 1857-Style
Based on the true story of the sensational murder of a prominent NYC dentist in 1857, Ellen Horan weaves the tale of the woman who stood trial for her alleged husband's killing with rich layers of political, social, & popular history. Pre-Civil-War Gotham comes alive in ways that feel at once timely & timeless: the media feeding frenzy that surrounded the trial would have had the net & networks buzzing had they existed at the time; sex & gender roles come into play in ways that still feel familiar; the corruption & shady politics of the day add drama along with attitudes towards different ethnicities & class distinctions. It's a lush expanse of intrigue & travel back in time. Beverly Swerling, author of "City of God", referred to "31 Bond Street" as "Caleb Carr meets Scott Trurow," & she wasn't off the mark.
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For historical fiction and mystery fans. Excellent!
This book is a wonderful blend of mystery, courtroom drama and historical fiction. It's based on the true story of Dr. Harvey Burdell's grisly murder in 1857. I enjoyed it immensely from start to finish. Horan takes a very clever approach to unveiling the events leading up to the murder and revealing the outcome of the trial. She narrates the book from two perspectives and at the same time moves back and forth between the past and the present. The format flows beautifully, one time line fills in the history of the relationship between Dr Burdell and Emma, his accused murderer and divulges their character traits and background information. The other discloses the details of the murder, it's aftermath, the roughshod legal process and the trial. Although the author does provide for several likely suspects, the looming question is the guilt or innocence of Emma. The story brings pre-civil war NYC to life, explores the role of women, exposes the flaws of the legal system and presents fascinating historical information on the prevailing corruption, greed, and political power struggles. In short a fabulous story for those who love historical fiction, mysteries, or crime novels and a marvelous debut. I am looking forward to more from this author. FYI, Rumor has it, there is a movie in the works.
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Riveting historical drama in Old New York!
31 Bond Street succeeds as a mystery and as unique glimpse into Old New York. Ellen Horan has carefully researched the period, the trial, and the characters that make up this book and this comes across from the very start. She weaves in details about daily life in the 1850s and makes it come alive.
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Henry Clinton who defends Emma Cunningham is a talented defense lawyer who goes on to become the highest paid attorney of his time -- and it is this case that changed his career. Clinton goes up against Abraham Oakey Hall is another historical figure who is later elected mayor of New York in 1868. Clinton is aided by his wife, Elizabeth Clinton, who is a paragon of a wife and would have made a formidable attorney, had women been allowed to practice law during that time. Horan created the character of Elizabeth Clinton and this woman is a foil to the accused, Emma Cunningham. Cunningham's story shows us how difficult it was to be a woman then.
The book stood out for me because of the attention that Horan placed on capturing the historical details of the period. I enjoyed being able to imagine New York of that time -- what the different neighborhoods and peoples were like. I loved learning just how trials were run at that time. Would you have expected that newspapermen attended trial and wrote the trial transcripts for free? In exchange, the newspaper was given the exclusive right to print the trial transcripts. Horan reveals what it would have been like to be in court then.
The book itself captures the period because of its slower pace, vivid descriptions, and the dialogue. It is easy to imagine New York after the Civil War, the sort of life available to a young widow with dwindling resources and the trouble that Emma Cunningham found herself in. Just as the book is about Emma Cunningham, it is equally the story of the Clintons, their legal skill, and the trial that changed their lives. If you enjoy historical fiction, stories of New York, or mysteries and legal thrillers, 31 Bond Street will prove a riveting read.
ISBN-10: 0061773964 - Hardcover
Publisher: Harper; 1st edition (March 30, 2010), 352 pages.
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A tale of old NY
With all the trappings of a stuffy Victorian novel, 31 Bond Street got off to a pretty lame start with me, but I stuck with it. It wasn't long before Horan had me hooked! Nothing in this book is what it seems to be! Read this book closely, and don't lose track of people or places, and even then I think you will find yourself .... interested by the conclusion. I did have a little grumble with the shifting timeline in this book; one that goes back and forth between the day of the murder (not a plotbuster - it happens in the very first chapter), summer at the resort, and the ongoing investigation. That said, it was a good read. I'll look for more.
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Posted July 3, 2010
An enjoyable read - but could have been so much more
The story was good, because it was true but it doesn't compare to the writing and depth of the Alienist. Stunned that there was ever a comparison made in the promotion of the book. It's impossible to get into the detail that would have made this a really good story in just 300 pages. It was a fast read and interesting, but there was too much going on and not enough character depth.. I think it should have had a theme and not just a fictionalized historical truth... she could have talked about it from the perspective of how badly women were treated, or how unsophisticated the American legal system was, or the landscape of America at the time... I just would have liked see better character development.
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31 Bond Street
31 Bond Street by Ellen Horan is based on a real event that happened in lower Manhattan in 1857. Dentist, Dr. Harvey Burdell is found murdered in his own home and the only suspect is Emma Cunningham, his house manager and possibly his wife. Horan has taken this little know event and created an intriguing tale of murder and life in NYC during that time. It was an admirable first novel, although I felt the characters need to be developed more.
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Posted May 6, 2010
Fictional Account Of True Event
When Dr Burdell is murdered in his townhome in Manhattan, Emma Cunningham, the woman who manages his house is suspected. Prosecutor Hall is out to get her. When Mr Clinton decides to defend her and the nefarious dealings of Dr Burdell's past start to come to life, the story gets interesting. There are a variety of people who could benefit from his death. Good plot with lots of twists and turns. I have been recommending this book about 1857 New York City to all my friends.
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Posted May 5, 2010
So-so book
It was good enough that I finished the book, which says something. But the plot felt contrived & it didn't have any enpathetic characters.
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Posted April 7, 2010
GREAT CHARACTERS, AND A WELL THOUGHT OUT PLOT. AND VIVID VIEW OF THE TIMES!!! I just wish there were more great stories like this out there.
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A totally absorbing blend of fact and fiction is found in Ellen Horan's stellar debut 31 BOND STREET. Basing her story on what the 19th century called the crime of the century Horan competently moves between past and present to draw deft pictures of the individuals involved in a trial that held not only New York City but the entire world in thrall.
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It was February of 1857 that brought "the worst, the very worst, wintry gale ever experienced in the city..." It was also when a young hired boy found the body of Dr. Harvey Burdell. The doctor's throat had been so viciously slashed that his head was almost severed from his body.
In that day and time it was not uncommon for a bachelor such as Dr. Burdell to lease the upper part of his commodious townhouse to a widow who would see to the management of the house and servants. In this case Dr. Burdell had chosen Emma Cunningham, a comely woman of 36 with teenage daughters, Helen and Augusta. But more than leasing a portion of the home Emma evidently believed she would receive Burdell's marriage proposal.
After Dr. Burdell's killing Emma becomes the prime suspect and embarks on a struggle to save her very life with the assistance of attorney, Henry Clinton. With judicious use of historical records Horan brings the ensuing trial to compelling life. She also reminds us of the figures and elements affecting so many at that time - Tammany Hall, widespread corruption, the Fugitive Slave Acts. Horan's narrative is so skillful that it's as if curtains had been drawn and we see Manhattan in 1857, and are witnesses to the events of that time.
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his is a terrific pre Civil War legal thriller
In 1857 New York City residents are fascinated with the brutal murder of dentist Harvey Burdell. The victim had his throat slashed to the point that he was nearly beheaded. Numerous stab wounds were inflicted all over his body.
Seeing an opportunity to further his political ambitions Manhattan District Attorney Oakey decides Burdell's upstairs neighbor at 31 Bond Street townhouse, the widow Emma Cunningham killed the dentist. The mother of two daughters insists she was Burdell's lawful wife, but the prosecution insists she was a rejected lover who passionately killed her paramour. Her only hope to avoid conviction resides with defense attorney Henry Clinton.
This is a terrific pre Civil War legal thriller that reads more like a superb historical than a whodunit. Readers obtain a deep look at Manhattan at a time when a slave scandal has rocked the city. Rotating between the days following the murder and flashbacks into the lives of the key cast members, fans will feel they have gone back in time as Ellen Horan captures the essence of the era.
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An intriguing murder mystery, skillfully executed.
In 1857 a man named Harvey Burdell, a seemingly upstanding New York dentist, was brutally murdered in the middle of the night. His throat was sliced, nearly severing his head, and he was fiercely stabbed several times through his back and chest. The crime scene was bloody, but no evidence of the murder weapon or culprit was ever found. Living on the upper floors of Burdell's wealthy 31 Bond Street townhouse are the widow Emma Cunningham and her children. As the only household member with motive present at the time of Burdell's death, Emma became the prime suspect and the victim of a witch-hunt-like prosecution.
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Over 150 years later Ellen Horan, wandering through scrap bins in a print shop, comes across an old newspaper article with an etching of the avenue of Bond Street, showing a crowd of people milling around number 31. Intrigued, Horan researches the story regarding the murder, and skillfully puts down on paper a tale of intrigue, suspense, betrayal, and murder. All set in the bustling town of New York amid slave-trade scandals and the high-class expectations of the wealthy.
Well crafted, with experienced execution, 31 Bond Street is a delicious debut novel that exhibits the author's talent with an intriguing narrative. Told in a non-linear fashion, we begin on February 1, 1857, the day after the murder, and then go back in time seven months to follow Emma Cunningham, her two daughters, and the path they took to wind up on Bond Street under the roof of Harvey Burdell. Horan switches back and forth, tantalizingly leading us up to the actual murder, but leaving us frothing with questions as she nimbly skips forward to the trial at hand.
The way Horan chose to portray the characters is realistic and believable. Harvey Burdell is painted as a charming bachelor at first, but a seedy background and double-handed schemes soon darken his portrait. Henry Clinton, Emma's lawyer, is compassionate and dedicated, seceding from his prestigious law firm to defend Emma. Additional characters such as Samuel, the near-slave coachman, and John, the poor scrap of a house boy, add to the legitimacy of the time period and elicit our emotional connection with the novel. Emma herself is a mystery, at times I sympathized for her plight, at others I questioned her bad decisions and naiveté.
In all, I was swept away in a believable interpretation of what could actually have happened back in 1857. Horan displays a fine skill at weaving historical fiction, as well as a murder mystery with believable scenarios. I am definitely interested to see what genre she should choose to write next.
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There once was a man from Niagara whose wiener's so long it would stab ya' but when it got little his pills became skittles until he O.D.'d on Viagra © ~JSLambert 2011*****A classic "stiff" competitor, standing "firm" amongst other "members" in the "thick" of the competition:) hope everyone gets "a rise" out of it!
~~ Divorce Club~~ Haiku * divorce trip * --------- broken promises eclipse of the sun and moon dreams that fall like leafs. Limerick * never settle* ------------ Like a gun to my head of course I married the end of a horse love was never real, kids no big deal. Wow! I gain more money after divorce! Couplet * forever vows * ------------ I meant them words "for better or worse" during our holy matrimony The better now has hit me, once the Court ordered alimony:-) by;p.d. **OKAY I'M NOT GOOD AT EXAMPLES**
He walks into the room each day at six As around their Dad all five children mix He smiles at them with glee Meantime he sneers at me So I get prepared to take all his licks "What have you been doing all day?" he asks No appreciation for all my tasks "Washed clothes and changed diapers Don't need any gripers" This insensitive father wears two masks Each morning his breakfast is served on time Later, vodka collins are served with lime He never shops for food Says my cooking's no good And when he bathes, the tub is filled with grime My Mom said, "Men just work from sun to sun, But a woman's housework is never done" I found a new game plan A hearty, handsome man Together, my husband we could outrun May 25, 2012 *Entry for David's 3 H contest
Is never a crime so earn me awhole. For all whose thoughts were crack in noon, And still do not think is right left being dumb. Had in prenuptial undertaken sauntered, When lifted indisbelief what the world is of its own. If it's a wistful pan of several host? or A spiteful mine of volcanic tusks.
(Haiku)- * Motive, infidelity messing with the Queen Bee's Honey* Queen Bee sits on throne, Bumble and drone bees as one Sample flowers dew ------------------------ (Limerick) - *Admission of guilt leads to compensation* Indeed this is how the story unfolds, Pete said, "It's a poor rat with only one hole"... Love had taught a sad lesson; Divorce court was now in session, Judge rules favor, Pete's pockets full of holes... ---------------------------- (Couplet) - *Take vows seriously payback often belongs to Spouse - Queen Bee* Love said, "Pete too late you've opened your peepers".... "Man, you should know it was cheaper to please her"! Submitted for P.D.'s Divorce Club Contest (Haiku-Limerick-Couplet)
You perfected your lies to an art. You succeeded in breaking my heart. I shed not one tear, for the hour is near, when arsenic will keep us apart.
Self-employed and partner in life He "hired" some other guy's wife Making golfing balls Now he has two holes My new business ?...Surgical Knives... for Carolyn Devonshire's "Horrible Bosses"
Come one come all my ex for sale His underwear being sold in bale Naked on the block Glad he is defrock His chest shows fear at the exsale
The neighbors were running in fear As into front room car did steer What fate had approved His words soon removed Your parking's improving my dear
I wish I could be a fly on the wall, When my poor old mother gets the phone call, "He's here at the bar Quick bring us your car, Your husband just got in a brawl"
There once was a poet extraordinaire, Who composed sweet poetry with great care. She wanted to find true love. So, she prayed to God above. He swiftly answered, "Sweetheart, you must forbear." Forbearance was her lonely heart's nightmare. She was a passionate woman with flare. Singing in a high octave. Counting petals of foxglove. She drank martinis alone in her lair. A brilliant mind with hope and a prayer, Resting her head on a lonely armchair. Praising spirits up above, She heard Ron's voice, cute white dove. Alas, she found him…marriage…love so fair. (Linda-Marie, I used your profile picture for inspiration for this contest entry.) © March 31, 2011 Dane Smith-Johnsen
I woke up in rapture, when she started to sing. Naughty whispers in my ears, "Someone's coming" My ecstatic view; A child is due! Then she continues, "My mother's visiting"
There was a girl who spent too much shoppin' The mean hubby said she best be stoppin' So she started to mourn But Rogue Rhymer was born And now her checks are no longer hoppin'
There was an old woman called Hattie whose hubby's name for her was fattie. So she cooked his goose hung him from a noose then buried him in a cow pattie!
She's out there chasing a cricket Through bush, through shrub & through thicket Together they hop Fugitive, cop But when she gets it, she just wants to lick it! A cat whose vet took his eye Just cannot quite understand why His eye's been enucleated, 3-D vision reduciated, So now, he keeps an eye out for an eye Ya gotta keep limericks loose Think green eggs, or perhaps Dr. Seuss They're structured, it's true, But they're also a zoo Whose tenants are all on the loose! I frolic in fountains of words Overflowing with serious absurds Each poem I write Wakes up and takes flight Joining angels and faeries and birds You ask that we write a good limerick How to do so, I haven't a glimmerick So I struggle and frown Teaching poems to clown So a smile on your lips will be shimmerick A cat with a mouth full of mouse Brought her feast right into my house She played with her food Who was not in the mood To be a banquet of mouse in the house The nightmares that shadow my sleep Stampede the proverbial sheep Right out of my mind When I try to unwind I find my appointment with sleep hard to keep In her search for original truth She met people unsavory and couth She knitted and purled But only unfurled Yarns told by new age and old youth Cat, suddenly pink, Drinks her water from out of the sink She looks so absurd Since she's been de-furred I really don't know what to think! If one and one is two and two is four, And there's only two ways to go through a door, Then, is earth up or down? And, where is down town? These are questions we need to explore! A was that is an is Tried to mind my biz But I sent it packing, Its presence was lacking And I don't have time for such shiz! A couple who lived in Los Lunas Loved the wide desert sky's crystal blueness They'd stare at the air, Over here, over there And rejoice at the feeling of newness A cat with a very fat gut Found it easier to walk on his butt He'd drag it around Across carpet and ground And use it to slam the doors shut Said the Missus to her dear Mr. Otter, "There's something I think that you oughta Do before we get old To protect us from cold – You oughta make the hot water hotter!" The ghosts who live up in my attic Make noises that sound much like static I've tried to send them away, But they're here to stay, Those staticky ghosts in my attic
Just out of college, we would yearn for a touch Sleeping together cuddled on the couch Those were the days! Of pre-wedding bouquets Now I am told to go sleep alone on the couch
< once came along pair gemini twins castro and pollux from third sign in well sons of an zeus man all from mercury clan sharing wealth of intelligence sin with ever compatible libra scales along with aquarius that wales fire signs given few pisces they known too beneath sun and moon's with semi's tale Written By Katherine Stella 6/26/11 Entry For Nette Onclaud's Zodiac Zones Contest G.L. All
Once upon a time, thirty years ago, In front of a priest I stood with my beau. "Over time", he hailed; "The secret will be unveiled", "Of a truly happy marriage"; but I still don't know.
There was a young woman named Rit-a who married herself a big cheat-a When all's said and done she found out she's one does not need a man to complete -ha written may 13 th,2013 for contest 5 Minute Challenge sponsored by Russell Sivey
Is this Mozart's musical score Or sonata of sounds I abhor? I have a good ear But I'd rather not hear The loud notes composed when you snore
The Woes of a Househusband There once was a rich attorney named Joyce. She fought for women's lib with a strong voice. Her husband raised their baby. And cleaned their house like crazy. As she approached the bar, he lost his choice. © August 26, 2010 Dane Smith-Johnsen
The bridegroom was over the hill At ninety he held his own still His bride a young eighty Was too much a lady To ask if he had a blue pill **for "Slapstick Limerick Contest" sponsored by John Freeman
A husband's mistake in the sack His marriage might seem to attack Maria got hurt By one little squirt And Arnold can't say "I'll be back"
All night I dream of life without wife, Peaceful and heavenly, without any strife . No scolding, no nagging, Like 'sake' I'm having. Alas! Its morning and gone my life. Dt. 23/02/14
Limerick : Once a Cossack in tundra cassock Once a Cossack in tundra cassock Crept to spy on his wife : got a shock She lay stooped in prayer Without a stitch on her Guess whose head was on the butcher's block ? © T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
a limerick No longer sweehearts, but I need a gift. For just a day can we forego our rift? You get me a puppy dog; I'll buy you a marble frog. On Valentine morn, exchange will be swift. I'll treasure the frog, hand-picked and hand made; you'll dote on your puppy without charade. The gifts are no bother we'll share with each other. Just be glad, I didn't choose a grenade.
There once was a girl in my class. One day I tried to make a pass. My cheek still sting, My ears still ring, Yet married to me; Alas!
Favorite green silk robe Lying in wait for him to come home Dinner is ready The door opens steady Happy he's finally home * Racing from the car to the door As soon as my shoes hit the floor My heart is capsizing Just now realizing She's more beautiful than ever before * We've finally found our way home We'll never again be alone Embracing at last Hearts racing fast Every emotion within a single moan A collaborative limerick by Rachel Egona and Julian Egona
As two drift apart Apathy is the death knell .....sorrowful ending. You are cordially invited my friend To a party celebrating the end Of ten years of wedded bliss (All the rest were hit or miss). Please bring your own bottle if you attend. So why do I not feel in control of my life Now that I am no longer anyone's wife? for P.D.'s Divorce club contest in form haiku,limerick, couplet
This househusband washing his pants In pockets he must at least glance If there's money involved It might get dissolved And ruin his future finance I thought working from home was a snap And I'd even have time for a nap But she makes me do chores Like the laundry and floors Now this working from home is all crap Do we post this on Poetry Soup Let your poetry pals in on the poop That you street cred's been stripped That you're now "kitty" whipped And you've joined a househusband group Mdailey 11/10/11 I wrote this for Joe Flach and he even gave me permission to post this saying he did not think his reputation could get any more damaged that it already is.
A Rhyme about Ties How many ties does a man need In fashion to be up to speed? I really haven't got a clue Would you say about sixty two? Tie Limerick His ties number sixty two Now here's what I'm going to do I'll snip off each end Drive him round the bend I'd do that, now how 'bout you? Each tie rack I have arranged I tell you I'm quiet deranged But this I must say I'll use them for play Or else I will be estranged He cuts a figure so fine This crazy husband of mine So I'll just shut up Drink this bitter cup For in a suit he's sublime Eileen Manassian Ghali
A baby, pious, was born by aide He named it Gaias, and felt like a jade While he cried, Cause mommy died. His wife hired yet another maid.
Scared Clean A gentleman wanting to scare His wife, started out getting quite bare Climbed into the machine That got his clothes clean To wait for his wife to get there When his wife finally opened the lid Of the washing machine in which he hid She was really surprised By the look in his eyes And not because of something he did You see, curled up, this man with no clothes His muscles and joints simply froze In spite of his tussle Could not budge a muscle No matter the movement he chose The wife had to call 911 To get her poor husband undone As they tried not to laugh With an olive oil bath His freedom he finally one And just what did we learn from this man? It is something you must understand. Don't wedge yourself in In a laundry bin Just because you think you can And even within you own house Playing hide and seek with your own spouse If scared's what you're after And not just her laughter Getting naked I would not espouse Uncle Mike
Limerick : Once a Toro in a Madrid prairie Once a Toro in a Madrid prairie Wondered why it had two horns, not three Spaniards signal cuckold With two fingers all told So three for Spanish husbands in Paris ?* *Paris : pronounced in French as : Parie/Paree © T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
Jaunty can't live without her for silly matters deter actually he loves much gone from home no touch boomerang husband's purr Note: Sorry, this is my first limerick
Her Eyes (Based on Photo no. --- ps__JT76945.jpg) Your lovely brown eyes, In love of which one dies, They have got something tempting, And I may be attempting, From my dream, to rise… Your sweet black dress, Makes me crazy more or less, I can make you out in queue, And I can't live without you, But often, who are you is what I try to guess… I am butter and you are my knife, You are my dearest life, You are my life's cause, But due to my memory- loss, I just wonder; "You are my wife?" -Anjali Mishra
A plumber called Geoffrey Golightly Enjoyed making love almost nightly But he got such a clout When his wife caught him out Now he's holding his toolbox quite tightly
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Spishu,spishu the shooting star Noisily flies across night bar Lights life for split second Then wonder if beckon Which one is being called afar
There once was a woman named Shar, Who went to her local State Fair, Her husband came too, Can't say no to you, And they were quickly thrown out of there
I once knew a man from the city Whose girlfriends were all very pretty He did live a charmed life Till found out by his wife Where she kicked him at was a pity!
An old childhood chum named Red Booker, Fell in love and was married to quite a looker. She caused men to stare, But old Red didn't care, Because everywhere she went, he took her.
I get up at the break of day Determined to have my way But I'm just a man Married men understand That's like finding a needle in hay She starts out all happy and gay But I know that soon something I say Will make her turn moody Do you think I'll get booty That's like finding a needle in hay If I treat her just right, I may If not she will simply say nay Finding words that are right Before bedtime tonight That's like finding a needle in hay Guys, you all know what they say Where there's a will there's a way Am I willing – you bet But my chance I regret That's like finding a needle in hay Mdailey 3/7/12
Arthur I recall my poor uncle Arthur sitting on the stoop drinking vodka. Aunt Martha pulled a shiv; said he just couldn't live, then she boiled his cirrhotic liver ©Kathryn McLoughlin Collins
My heart, I gave to my wife. In exchange, she gave me her life. Many times, it may seem as if we're living a dream. But, in fact we're hiding our strife. See, like others that live out their lives; Men and women, husbands and wives, You must swallow your pride. Those bad things, you must hide. In public, stop throwing those knives. So, the moral of the limerick, this day is to live your life, not on display. Do not quarrel outdoors For it should be indoors Keep private the things you two say!


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Thanks! I thought so too. Hope they didn't mind me crashing their wedding to get that shot. I had to have it! =)
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