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Wnata see the Tulips Before they Freeze?
My yard has many plants that are acting as if it is spring, but tonight and tomorrow night it will be 20 or less. Here are some of the tulips:
Look at the silly daylilies trying to get ready to bloom in early February:
And since it is freezing tonight, instead of crying over frozen, spoiled tulips, I picked a lot of them and shared some with neighbors...here is the bouquet that is on my computer desk:
We have to accept weather even if it is weird. The blueberries and the Bridal Wreath Spirea are trying to bloom. The tulip trees are blooming all over town as are the plum trees. Tonight will fix that, but true spring is ahead. And I am trying not to gripe too much.
The tulips are very pretty.I really like them shorter purples,They look purple on my monitor.could be a dark red.I have not seen anything blooming around town, here yet.I think its suppose to go to 14 here tonight.its really cold today.never got out of the 30's today, and thats LOW 30's, too.
They are purple, Jean. The silly things (and some of the pink ones too) come out of the ground looking like a big colored egg. then the stem elongates until they are normal proportion.
You can see (very fuzzy) my tulip tree behind the vase of tulips. It hasn't opened up nearly like the pink ones in town. The tulips were very pretty, but far too early. Ah well. that's the life of a gardener isn't it?
It is supposed to be 20 tonight here...and it was in the 70s earlier last week.
Yes, it IS the life of a gardner. we cant control the weather.I wouls have it in the 70's every day, if that was possible.Spring will be popping in soon, and not soon enough for me, but, have to take it like it comes.I wish some of the rain would hold off till summertime when we will need it alot more then now.it has been raining about every other day here.tonight, looking at the weather channel it shows a winter mix coming now over the weekend.
I really like the look of the purple with the taller pink ones. They look wonderful. What a feast for the eyes!!
Maybe I will have to rethink tulips :) I tend to stay away from them as they dont' perennialize very well here, with a few exceptions. But the colors are wonderful. Hope the freeze doesn't knock too many out!! They are wonderful in the vase too!! We have had a very mild winter, but everytime we have a cold snap we get a covering of snow, I have had to go out during our warm spells and check my iris, and a couple were heaving up. Cindy
Thanks so much Cindy. High praise coming from someone with your beautiful garden.
The tulips don't perennialize here either, but I love them so much that I plant them every year. Those came from Colorblends, and I get them pre-chilled. (good thing this year especially as we have had so little cold so far).
The pink ones, I get every year, and are Big Eartha. They are five inches high and three inches across when they open! Pinks and purples are favorites in my garden, so you always see those colors repeated.
By the way, Cindy, Last year, your peach colored hyacinth pictured appealed so much to me that I bought some and have then planted in the new rose section. There's nothing like seeing a plant in a real person's garden, is there?
I know Rita will recognize it, but the tulips are planted where I plant the big swath of zinnias where I planted the big swath of zinnias last year. (And will again this year).
Thank you again for looking.
The tulips are so pretty! I love those shades of pink and purple together. It's too bad about the Arctic Front. My daffodils and flowering bushes were decimated by those temps in the 20s.
Oh Kay, those tulips are just so pretty. I really like the way you did that color combo with the row of deep purple and also the row of that vivid pink. turned out great. And yes, I recognized that garden bed right away as the one you made new last spring and made into your new zinnia bed. That was a fabulous idea and glad that you will be having the zinnias back. great place for those spring tulips.
Now I really wish I had planted more tulips also this past fall but I only planted 75, don't know why I didn't add more. So really, I have to hope that the tulips already here from the year before make a decent return and bloom really well, which is still maybe or maybe not. I will have to buy bulbs again fall of 2012 as I just love them.
You daylilies already look great growing really well. Mine are all asleep for the winter.
Thank you all for looking.
Debra, I will have some losses too. The Spirea is frustrating, but what can you do? At least some of the tulips haven't bloomed yet.
Linda, you might be able to buy some pre-chilled ones from Colorblends. I do this since my climate in Central Alabama is not cold enough. We had less "winter" than usual this year, so the tulips bloomed too soon. I buy them every year since it is too hot for rebloom the next year.
You know I muttered to myself about planting all of them, and the rascally squirrels made off with the first 150 I planted, but I will plant again this fall. The daylilies are going to get bitten too, I suspect. Some of my dormant ones haven't come out yet. They look a bit pitiful ahead of themselves as they are. I ordered several zinnia seeds to plant in the greenhouse, but you know the others will be up like gang-busters too. I hope you get good rebloom since I enjoy your tulip pictures so much.
Hi Kay, Wow look at all those tulips already up. Mine are all poking up outta the ground but none no where near ready to bloom. Yours look great. Love the bouquet and the color combos. I know we have had such a warm fall and winter but I have loved it. Now its been sooooo cold the last couple of days and I hate it. Hope everything does OK. Judy
Well look at all those pretty tulips blooming! What a sight to see tonight while I am bundled up looking out at my outdoor thermometer and its 7 degrees outside. The news just said it's 10-below-zero with the wind chill and on top of Mount Washington it is 63-degrees below zero! Brrrr. My tulips are so deep in slumber they can't even dream yet...LOL.
Hi Judy and Celeste. Hasn't this been the weirdest weather, Judy? Not enough winter, and the roses need a bit more, I think. Some of my tulips aren't too far along yet, but these have been beautiful.
Thanks Celeste. Your tulips may be in deep slumber, but these are in a nightmare since it took a quick trip to the freezer. It will warm up again Monday they say. Humph! Not normal weather...but at least a little bit of a bright note.
The tulips are lovely Kay. I saw a lonly Hyacinth hiding beside the mix. The only thing blooming here are some lovely Cherry trees. I have a Star Magnolia that is frost bit now that the freeze has come and a few lonly daffodils that are frozen now. Thanx for posting the message for me!! Ellie
Such beautiful tulips, Kay! What a sight for these winter days here in the north! We are experiencing such odd weather that nothing would surprise me come spring. :/ At least they came up for you. I'm concerned I won't have much that survived the winter around here. We will see. Thank you for sharing your beauty with us. Love the colors! :)
Organic kitten..beautiful tulips! My next door neighbor came over on Monday and bought me a bunch of tulips like those magenta colored ones. I just discarded them yesterday, so they lasted almost a week. I probably could have stretched the time but was afraid the petals would drop on my good tablecloth and stain it. I've had that to happen before with some other flowers.


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Amazing for the price
This was nicer than expected, looks more expensive than the excellent purchase price. I actually bought 2 and connected them, its very impressive on my long wall.Read More
Stunning wall art
This piece is an ideal compliment against the blue accent wall of my living room. I completely redecorated my living room and when people see the room for the first time they always comment on how stunning this art work is. It is very heavy, so hanging it was a challenge but worth the effort.Read More
Fit in perfectly with other wall art decorations.
I ordered this art work to go in an office I was decorating and it went perfectly with all the other items.Read More
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When I lost my grandmother two years ago, I was haunted by the image of her body. There is little that can shock a person more than seeing a dead body, especially knowing that someday, you yourself will be a lifeless lump of flesh. It becomes shockingly clear that you have a one hundred percent chance of mortality. As much as I believe the world revolves around me, one day, after a hundred and twenty years with some luck, the sun will rise and I will not be there.
I try not to dwell on that too much, as it can become a bit crippling. Instead I try to affirm life wherever I go. I walk through the beauty of the world, enjoy its splendors and try to take joy in as much as possible. I make sure to smile as much as possible and I enjoy the blessings of friendship and family. But although one of my favorite things to do is go to museums, I simply will not attend the Bodies exhibit.
For those unaware, the Bodies exhibit is a series of actual preserved bodies, put on display. The exhibit is arranged to show the basic body functions. This is achieved by dissection to carefully show what is beneath the skin. Although it is said the cadavers were donated to science, it has been theorized that some were obtained by illegal means.
So, why is it so popular? For many, it's a stark reminder to make every moment count. Since we are all headed to death, let's take a moment to see it so we can remember our time is shockingly limited. For others, it's a fascinating look into the wonders of the human body. For a lot of people, it's just something cool to do. To paraphrase Natalie Merchant, see death in its eyes to know you're alive.
Yet, for me, it's an affirmation of death in the most brutal fashion. It's treating a human being like an object, to be admired and critiqued. What Bereishit terms "the image of God" has become a piece of meat in the marketplace. It frightens me that the reverence and respect for the dead, a fairly universal concept to all ancient cultures, is being ignored.
Some argue that it says a lot about society where seeing dead bodies counts as entertainment. In medieval times, public executions were the norm and the bodies were left to rot. I understand that is a bit of hyperbole. A wise friend of mine who visited it said it was more scientific and less gory. She pointed out that knowing about the human body can save lives and that it's an important part of education.
Of course, I have no objections to medical students who study cadavers to save lives. There is no higher value than saving a life. Still, it disturbs me on a Jewish level for bodies to be used for mere entertainment.
The importance of death customs has been ingrained in me since birth. When I served as a shomeret for my grandmother, I was instructed not to eat, drink or perform a mitzvah in the same room. In the shock of death, it seemed rather inane to be told it would be considered mocking the dead. My grandmother was gone; she couldn't do those things because she didn't exist anymore, a fact that still makes me tear up.
It was only after the great misery settled into a manageable scar on my soul that I was able to comprehend the wisdom of the respect for those who are no longer with us, the ipso facto need for respect for those who are and the affirmation of life that is my faith.
My incredible father is a Kohen and I grew up learning through osmosis about his birth duty to a culture of life. Because my father is entrusted with the service of purity, he cannot become impure through death. He cannot walk into graveyards and he is counseled to avoid the medical profession.
Unlike the ancient Egyptian priests, whose culture sanctified death; those who served in the Beit HaMikdash were expected to keep away from it. That is not to say we are told to fear death, but we are to concentrate on living today, on making our lives as rich and meaningful as possible. In the Torah, we are described as choosing life.
Therefore, as a Jewish person, I plan to spend that afternoon I had reserved for that exhibit with people I care about looking at animals in the zoo, looking at the wonders of the living world around me. If I am curious about the digestive system, I'll use a computer simulation program to make sure that when I focus on studying the human body, I do so from the point of view of the living and not the dead.
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The importance of death customs has been ingrained in me since birth. When I served as a shomeret for my grandmother, I was instructed not to eat, drink or perform a mitzvah in the same room. In the shock of death, it seemed rather inane to be told it would be considered mocking the dead. My grandmother was gone; she couldn't do those things because she didn't exist anymore, a fact that still makes me tear up.
At the end of 2012, I was in Israel and looking out at the Jerusalem night sky. I was filled to the brim with inspiration and decided to challenge myself to become a more educated young woman. Simply put, I was going to read as many books in a year as possible. I'm not sure if that would actually have made a difference in my level of education but it seemed like a fun goal at the time.
Many Jewish people, including myself, avoid Holocaust movies because it is far too painful to watch the dehumanization of those we love. Still, facing what is painful is an important part of life. "Lion of Judah" is not an easy film to watch, but for the next generation it will be a valuable resource for educating children in a world without survivors. More importantly, it is centered on the incredible, Leo Zisman, the Lion of Judah.
Whenever I got praised for an achievement, I feel like I should say that half the praise goes to my parents. Although they can get on my nerves, I am really blessed with a mother and father who have molded and shaped me (by any means necessary) to become a successful human being.
Growing up, I remember my father's Rosh Hashana ritual. He read the story of Rabi Amnon of Mainz, who had his tongue, hands and legs cut off for refusing to convert to Christianity – for choosing to remain a Jews. I would run away from the table sobbing in terror. Even at the tender age of six, I knew that being Jewish made oneself a member of an endangered species.
Purim is my favorite holiday, and I love to share the joy. I have spent previous years wandering around my neighborhood in costume. This year, I fully intend to celebrate with full cheer, and I want everyone to know why I plan to spend the day in costume, singing Shoshanat Yaakov at the top of my lungs.
We are forgetting the lessons of the churban Beit HaMikdash, how we were not finished off by Rome, but destroyed ourselves through mindless hatred and zealotry. We bled each other dry through violence and bigotry until we were weak enough for Rome to come in and step all over our broken bodies. Rome did not defeat us – we defeated ourselves.
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Lauren Berryhill's Video Presentation
Randy & Janice Berryhill's daughter, Lauren, has been out in California for nearly a year working as a VISTA volunteer on a project in the City of Lancaster to connect volunteers to organizations that need their help. It's an outstanding project and we are all proud of the work Lauren has contributed to its success. Here's a video of her presentation. Go to about the 27 minute mark on the video and watch the presentation.
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Lenten Ladies 2015: Learning to Walk in the Dark Lenten Ladies will begin Thursday, Feb. 19 and continue for six weeks, reading & discussing Learning to Walk in the Dark by Barbara Brown Taylor. Her book will give us an opportunity to reflect and explore those things we can learn in the dark; things that can change our lives that we would never have learned in the light. Please sign up to let us know how many will be participating. PRELIMINARY INFORMATION: · We'll meet Thursdays, Feb. 19 - March 26; 6:30-8:30 p.m. · A daytime group is also being organized - if you are interested, please sign up with preferred days and times. · Participants can sign up to host, bring refreshments and/or lead the discussion. · We will be using a study guide. · The book can be purchased on Amazon in hardback and on Kindle. It is not yet in paperback, so it is about a $22 book. However, there are many cheaper "used-like new" books available on line, too. Let Nancy or Carole know if you would like for us to order you a new or used book. We are also checking to see what is available at the bookstore at the mall.
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Philadelphia, PA | Lincoln Financial Field | TV: CBS
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Titans (2-8) travel to Philadelphia to face the Eagles (7-3) this week. Kickoff at Lincoln Financial Field (capacity 69,144) is scheduled for 12:00noon CST on Sunday, November 23rd.
The Titans and Eagles have met on only 10 prior occasions in the regular season, beginning in 1972. The Eagles won the first six matchups, while the Titans have swept the past four, including a 31-13 win at Philadelphia in 2006 and a 37-19 victory at LP Field in 2010.
Tennessee Titans running back Bishop Sankey (20) is defended by Pittsburgh Steelers safety Mike Mitchell (23) on a 9-yard touchdown run in the first quarter at LP Field last Monday. (Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports)
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Nashville, TN – Going into the 4th quarter, the Tennessee Titans (2-8) held a 24-13 lead over the Pittsburgh Steelers (7-4) at LP Field. However, the Steelers were able to score early in the 4th on two back to back drives to go ahead 27-24.
The Titans had the ball with a chance to tie or take the lead. However, after getting one first down, Tennessee was forced to punt the ball back to Pittsburgh.
Tennessee Titans linebacker Quentin Groves (52) sacks Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger (7) at LP Field. (Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports)
Nashville, TN – The Pittsburgh Steelers (7-4) score two 4th quarter touchdowns to beat the Tennessee Titans (2-8) 27-24 at LP Field on Monday Night Football.
Pittsburgh took the lead when quarterback Ben Roethlisberger hit Antonio Brown for a 12 yard strike. Tennessee would get the ball back with a chance to tie or take the lead. However, after getting one first down, the Titans were forced to punt the ball back to the Steelers.
Tennessee Titans running back Bishop Sankey (20) is defended by Pittsburgh Steelers safety Mike Mitchell (23) on a 9-yard touchdown run in the first quarter at LP Field. (Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports)
Monday, November 17th, 2014 | 7:30pm CST
Nashville, TN | LP Field | TV: ESPN/WKRN
Nashville, TN – This week the national spotlight descends upon Tennessee as the Titans (2-7) host the Pittsburgh Steelers (6-4) on Monday Night Football. It is the 77th all-time meeting between the former division rivals. Kickoff at LP Field (capacity 69,143) is scheduled for 7:30pm CST on Monday, November 17th.
ESPN will broadcast the game to a national television audience. The telecast can be seen locally in Nashville on WKRN News 2. Mike Tirico will handle play-by-play duties, while Jon Gruden provides analysis and Lisa Salters reports from the sidelines.
Tennessee Titans running back Shonn Greene (23) carries the ball against the Baltimore Ravens in the first half at M&T Bank Stadium. (Mitch Stringer-USA TODAY Sports)
Sunday, November 9th, 2014 | 12:00pm CST
Baltimore, MD | M&T Bank Stadium | TV: CBS
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Titans (2-6) return from their bye this week with a trip to play the Ravens (5-4) in Baltimore. Kickoff at M&T Bank Stadium (capacity 71,008) is scheduled for 12:00pm CST on Sunday, November 9th.
The Titans and Ravens have shared an intense rivalry since their first encounter in 1996. In 20 all-time meetings, including three playoff bouts, each club has won 10 times. However, the Titans have won four out of the last six match ups.
Tennessee Titans running back Dexter McCluster (22) carries the ball against Houston Texans linebacker Justin Tuggle (57) during the second half at LP Field. The Texans beat the Titans 30-16. (Don McPeak-USA TODAY Sports)
Nashville, TN – The Houston Texans (4-4) beat the Tennessee Titans (2-6) Sunday at LP Field 30-16. Texans' running back Arian Foster rolled over the Titan's defense for 154 yards rushing, two touchdowns on the ground and another through the air.
In his first start, Tennessee quarterback Zach Mettenberger passed for 299 yards and two touchdowns on 27 of 41 attempts. He also had two turnovers, an interception and a fumble.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Zach Mettenberger (7) is sacked by Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt (99) during the second half at LP Field. The Texans beat the Titans 30-16. (Don McPeak-USA TODAY Sports)
Sunday, October 26th, 2014 | Noon CDT
Nashville, TN | LP Field (69,143) | TV: FOX
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Titans (2-5) reach the midpoint of their season this week, hosting the Houston Texans (3-4) in the final game before their bye. Kickoff at LP Field is scheduled for noon CDT on Sunday, October 26th.
In a departure from tradition, this week's game between AFC South rivals will be televised regionally on FOX, including Nashville affiliate WZTV FOX 17.
Tennessee Titans running back Bishop Sankey (20) carries the ball past Washington Redskins linebacker Trent Murphy (93) in the second quarter at FedEx Field last Sunday. (Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports)
Saturday, October 25th, 2014 | 2:00pm CDT
Martin,TN | Hardy Graham Stadium
Clarksville, TN – After the first quarter at Mercer, the timeline of Kirby Cannon's Austin Peay State University's football rebuilding plan appeared to be pushed back. Anything and everything that could go wrong did go wrong as the Governors fell behind 28-0, that Saturday two weeks ago in Macon, GA.
Even though the Governors failed to come back and win that contest, progress was made in the last three quarters, in particular on offense. Confidence on both sides of the football grew as the game progressed, despite the final outcome.
Austin Peay Football takes on UT Martin, Saturday. (APSU Sports Information)
Nashville, TN – With three seconds remaining in the game, Washington Redskins' (2-5-0) kicker Kai Forbath made a 22 yard field goal as time expired to give the Skins a 19-17 victory over the Tennessee Titans (2-5-0) at FedExField.
With 5:32 remaining in the game, the Titans defense forced the Redskins to punt giving their offensive a chance to close out the game. However, center Brian Schwenke gets called for illegal use of hands pushing Tennessee back 10 yards. Three plays later, the Titans punt the ball back to the Redskins.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Charlie Whitehurst (12) drops back to pass against the Washington Redskins during the first half at FedEx Field. (Brad Mills-USA TODAY Sports)
Sunday, October 19th, 2014 | 1:00pm EDT/Noon CDT
Landover, MD | FedExField (85,000) | TV: CBS
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Titans (2-4) travel to face the Redskins (1-5) this week. Kickoff at FedExField is scheduled for 1:00pm EDT/noon CDT on Sunday, October 19th.
The Titans and Redskins have met on only 11 prior occasions in the regular season, with the Titans holding a 6-5 advantage. In two appearances at FedExField, which opened in 1997, the Titans are 2-0, earning wins in 2000 and 2006. Meanwhile, the Redskins have won both matchups at LP Field in the same time period (2002 and 2010).
Tennessee Titans running back Leon Washington (29) catches a pass during warm ups prior to the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at LP Field. (Jim Brown-USA TODAY Sports)


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American Airlines flight No. 223, scheduled to depart Boston at 8:15 p.m. Sunday, was delayed due to weather and did not leave for Los Angeles until 10:52 p.m. Before the flight completed its trip, it landed at O'Hare shortly after midnight, because the flight's first officer had exceeded his allotted work time.
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The Defining Moment is up there with the top echelon of recent presidential biographies (John Adams, Team of Rivals, Truman). Jonathan Alter has crafted a book that moves quickly, is full of interesting anecdotes, and makes you feel like you really know FDR in a way that other biographies that culminate in his handling of WWII (rather than the New Deal) never do.
He also has a rather interesting aspect in his writing in that he will occasionally step out of the narrative and explain how FDR compares and/or directly influenced future presidents by name. I found it a very compelling part of the book that did not distract. Of course this book was written just a couple of years ago and the comparisons only extend to George W Bush. A subsequent edition that included comparisons to Obama in a few years would be fascinating.
Of course it is impossible not to compare certain aspects of what FDR did to deal with the Great Depression and what is going on today in Washington. There are a fair number of similarities, though the book is also a great refresher on how much, much worse the Depression was compared to the current economic environment. That being said, it was wonderful to see what the right person can do even in dire circumstances. This has not happened frequently enough in our history and the times is has happened are worth careful study.
As others have noted, the title is a bit misleading in that the book is really a fairly complete biography of FDR up to and including the first 100 days he was in office, but we actually don't get to the beginning of the 100 days until we are about 75% through the book.
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I'm laughing at Michigan because they fucking suck. I couldn't care less that their uninspiring toilet bowl (worst design, and not least bit threatening) holds more white trash. The Shoe is louder, more intimidating and straight sexy compaired to some circular bleachers. Your comments have so much filler there is almost never a point. I am glad you bolded what you were trying to say because just typing a ton of crap doesn't make your point valid. Yeah just change the subject about attendance when it conveniences you. Which BTW beat out UM for avg. So much for all those bleachers.
There is a difference between celebrating the team coming onto the field with a few colorful fireworks and having a fireworks show to get people to even show up.
He is from Michigan and wasn't working out at OSU. I imagine most of his wardrobe is UM gear.
How else is Michigan going to get any kind of hype? They can't do it on the field so their barely average CFB coach has to use Twitter. Pretty close to Dave Brandon levels here. "For every re-tweet we offer season tickets."
What caused you to make a claim about Jim's Twitter account being Jay's, then tell everyone to prove you wrong? That is not how burden of proof works.. I imagine he said that because every media outlet is saying he is making just under 6 million and before that the figures were higher. It is a laughable amount of money for someone who is pretty average is his point. Read your own link, he didn't want to be the highest payed coach because he doesn't want to look like more of an ass when he shits the bed.
99% of the time you argue semantics here.
You're not wrong. Everyone is over reacting to a tweet.
Recruiting is obviously a dirty game, but making things out into something that isn't actually there and assuming is stupid.
No, That is not at all how this situation is unfolding. I have failed many times when I was younger making fires outside, smoke =/= fire. Where are you getting the addition and the second 2?
..and where is the source that they did that? I keep hearing this and no one has any proof. "I'm upset" tweet somehow is equal to "I was lied to, gagged and held hostage."
Are you kidding me? Weber is going to be well off wherever he goes and Drayton owes no one anything. Just like Weber doesn't owe OSU anything. Stan is doing what is best for himself which is what everyone does in this situation. Why in the world would Drayton stay for one kid (who is most likely staying at OSU anyways) when he needs to do what is best for him and his family. Just because he is "well off" at OSU doesn't mean his goals are not higher and has other plans. You guys are freaking out over some dumb tweet. He is upset, so is the rest of the staff, team and fanbase. This doesn't make it a dirty move or some crime you think it is.
Ok, on it.
That was awkward with Brady lol
That title is freaking horrible. The whole article is one big contradiction and proof he makes terrible decisions which is worse than actually admitting you have a problem that can be fixed with help. He needs to stop hanging out with these so called "friends."
This is exactly what Jake isn't understanding.
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A riveting crime thriller set in the midst of a sultry Barcelona summer, introducing Inspector Héctor Salgado
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A riveting crime thriller set in the midst of a sultry Barcelona summer, introducing Inspector Héctor Salgado
Argentine native Inspector Héctor Salgado is one of Barcelona's leading criminal detectives. After a stint on probation—he assaulted a suspect from a human-trafficking case—Salgado is back in the office and eager for something major.
To his dismay, he's assigned to a routine accidental death instead: a college student fell from a balcony in one of Barcelona's ritzier neighborhoods. But as Salgado pieces together details from the victim's the life, he realizes that his death was not all that simple: his teenage friends are clearly hiding something and drugs might be involved. Salgado follows a trail that will lead him deep into the underbelly of Barcelona's high society, where he'll confront dangerous criminals, long-buried secrets, and, strangely, his own past. But Salgado thrives on pressure, and he lives for this kind of case—dark, violent, and seemingly unsolvable.
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The reason I picked up this book at the library is because I received the second book in this series for review and the back of the
second book was covered in praise for this book so I held off reading the book I got for review so that I could read this first. Inspector
Hector Salgado is in deep doo doo! Yep, I said doo doo, I'm trying to stop cussing so anyways, he physically assaulted a perp during
an interrogation and had to take a bit of a vacation till the heat wore down a little bit but now he's back. But he still has to watch his
back and his temper to avoid placing his job in even further jeopardy. Not long after being back Salgado's boss Savall asks him to
look into a case unofficially, here the boss and the victim's mom knew each other, and this rotates from an unofficial inquiry into a
suicide/accident to a murder investigation. Did he really fall or was he pushed? Like all good literary detectives Inspector Salgado
manages to unravel the mystery behind what seemed to be a tragic accident but turns out to be so much more. One of the best things
that I found about this book is that this story is not your conventional crime/police novel there just seems to be this whole mass of events
and people without a real huge hint towards the solution, which you normally find littered throughout much of this genre, at least in my
opinion, this made the ending a shocker and who doesn't love to be surprised! Not all the book's content is about the crime either, the
author lets you into Inspector Salgado's personal life to and the biggest cliffhanger of the story doesn't even involve the crime but
instead has something to do personally with Salgado. The ending also makes quite the start for the second book in Antonio Hill's
Inspector Salgado series, The Good Suicides, which I should have the review typed up and posted this week to! All and all this was a
spectacular read with only a few moments of long seemingly meaningless words in the form of paragraphs.
Posted June 1, 2014
As I started reading Antonio Hill's "Summer of Dead Toys," I found that after a couple chapters it was very hard to put the book down! Hill has a brilliant way of embracing his storyline, mixing in an array of visionary details about the streets of Barcelona and explaining the many traumas that have happened in Inspector Hector Selgado's past. The story introduces a wide variety of characters, giving a storyline to each of their daily lives, all the while focusing on the case of the intriguing, yet, mysterious fall of Marc Castells Vidal.
Crime, drugs, abuse and mystery fill every page, luring readers to keep searching their imagination for who they think is responsible or whether they think it was truly an accident, by littering each chapter with constant clues and new paths the Inspector takes throughout his investigation. The story had a extraordinary way of weaving many plot twists and character dilemmas, keeping me confused until the very end when it came to figuring out what actually happened to Marc.
Antonio Hall's "Summer of Dead Toys" was a truly excellent read. For anyone looking for a book that doesn't give away the storyline or ruin the plot, this book is definitely the "perfect" choice. I am an avid reader of thriller/mystery and detective novels and I can honestly say that Antonio Hill's "Summer of Dead Toys" has not left me with any disappoinment :)


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