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"A remembered goody."
This was one of my favorite books when I was a teenager and I still enjoyed it. Although the narrator drove me nuts with her breathy voice and she was very high pitched whenever the characters raised their voices in an argument. If you are like me, then the narrator can be ignored and still enjoy the book. I sent Audible a bunch of request for books I would like to see on audiobook and this was one of them. Now that I am older and after listening to this book, I realized it was a little cheesier than when I was younger. I don't remember the heroine crying as much when I read it which is slightly annoying while listening to it. I still have good memories with this book and recommend it as a good romance. Now we just have to get the rest of the series on Audible which are; 2. Guardian Angel, 3. The Gift, 4. Castles.
"I reckon I'm out money."
Not sure why I bought this book besides the fact it was on sale back in 2012. I'm not really big on western romance books as you can tell by how long it has taken me to listen to. If you can call this book a romance. Basically this book is about a serial raped victim who was force to marry and the first thing her new husband does is make her have sex so she can get "over" her trauma. I tried to give it the benefit of the doubt, but it was just so unrealistic. There is no way a woman who had that much trauma would be so into sex. Not to mention Caine being a dumb ass, he seemed to think the thing to make her better was to push her in the bedroom. Needless to say I will not be continuing on with this series, I only made it half way through this book before giving up. Narrator was just okay.
I really like a good children's book. This one borders on being both a children's book and YA book. The characters are great, the bad guy gives just enough logic to his madness that you are kept guessing what the good guys will do. I really enjoyed this book and look forward to listening to more from this series. In a way it reminded me of Sherrilyn Kenyon's Chronicles of Nick series, just not as dark. Maybe because Fred Berman reads some of her books but both were excellent audiobooks. Maybe some of the ideas are not quite original, but the telling of the story caught and held my attention. Narrator of course is great. Some of my favorite kids series are of course Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, and How to train your Dragons.
"Who do you voodoo?"
Not as bad as all the reviewers are complaining about. This book was a bit funny, albeit not a lot of depth to it. My worst complaint would be that the main character's inner dialog with herself was slightly whinny. Over all if you are looking for a light romance with some mystery this would be a good choice, but I recommend waiting until this book is on sale. I have read other books by Stephanie Bond and have enjoyed them before. Also the narrator is not as horrible as stated, even if she can't pronounce garage. I happened to pick it up with the Whispersync program so for a few bucks I enjoyed it.
"As good as Jacob, better than Gideon."
After Gideon's book I wasn't sure I was going to continue on with this series, it was so boring. But I wanted to read Elijah's story, especially since it has lycanthropes (my favorites) in it. Yes this book is better, more in the line of Jacob. So if you liked the first book you will enjoy this one too. I really liked the hair concept, of how it is a living part of a lycanthrope, kinda like a medusa. Overall I did enjoy this book. Although I'm not in a hurry to read the next, so I just might wait for a sale. As I have stated before Xe Sands is not my favorite narrator. It not her voice but her speed of reading that really gets me. If she would speed up just a bit, maybe she wouldn't put me to sleep. I might be in the minority here, but she is not my favorite narrator.
"Typical Regency Romance."
I had read this book as a teenager and thought I really liked it. While I did enjoyed this book, it was nowhere as good as I thought it was when I was younger. Overall this is a typical regency romance. 3.5 overall it was and enjoyable story and would be a good book for a sale. I probably won't read the other two in the series. I tend to enjoy Karen Robards newer books that have more mystery in them. My favorites being Whisper at Midnight, One Summer, and Walking after Midnight. Narrator does a fairly good job.
"In Technicolor."
An enjoyable children's story that is a timeless story. I actually enjoyed this story better than anticipated. I liked how the books beginning seemed to be in black and white just like how the moving is. I really liked the TV series the Tin Man that was based on this book. Anne Hathaway is a very good narrator, although some of her interpretations of how certain characters will sound do not fit. Thanks Audible for the freebie.
"A Demon Imp."
Hard to rate this book. At first I thought I was going to hate Sam, she was just not a likable character. I almost shut off the book, but I continued to listen and Sam started to grow on me and I then laughed at some of her antics. The story itself was mildly entertaining and I did finish the story. While there was no sex in the book it has lots of cussing and talk of dismemberment, so if that sort of thing bugs you stay away from this book. I had purchase the first three in this series for about 6 bucks total and I still don't really know if I will read the next two books or not. I really am having a hard time deciding if I like this book or not. Usually the narrator even if not great I can deal with. But the worst thing a narrator can do is read soooooo slow that it wants to put me to sleep and unfortunately this narrator did. While she has a pleasant voice, I still put my player on fast speed so as not to be bored to death.
"Another win for Andy Carpenter."
If you are a fan of Andy Carpenter you will not be disappointed. Andy is such a nerd, he cracks me up. This time he has to defend his friend Pete while at the same time watch a kid named Ricky. Andy doesn't really know what to do with a kid, luckily he has Laurie. Right from the beginning I was laughing at Andy's shenanigans. David Rosenfelt has made me a fan of this series and as long as he writes Andy Carpenter I will listen to his work. The narrator is part of the creation of this awesome character, he does an awesome job portraying Andy Carpenter.
"Cliffhanger not worth persuing."
I had higher hopes for this book, the storyline sounded intriguing. I am a fan of ancient curses of all cultures, so I was excited about this book. I was enjoying this book up to about 4 hours into the story and it took a turn that wasn't to my liking. I wasn't a huge fan of Collin to start off with but as the story progressed I started to loath him, even when Elle like him I still didn't. The romance was very juvenile. I went ahead and read what the next books were about and needless to say I will not be continuing on after this series. I am not a fan of love triangles, I believe they have to be written with some delicacy otherwise they don't work. I don't believe I will like this triangle at all so this is the end for me. I was not a fan of the narrator, she had a tint of tinniest that was a bit annoying. After a while though I didn't notice quite as much.
"Not as fun as I would have liked."
While I liked the basis of the story and enjoyed the monster catching mayhem, the characters leave something to be desired. Monster (dumb name) was supposed to have a 'I don't give a damn' dry wit that was supposed to be funny, only he just acted like an ass. Both main characters are not very likeable and I didn't care what really happens to them. Which is a shame because this story is quirky and somewhat entertaining. I might try another book by the same author if I catch it on sale. If this is your type of book you like, I would recommend the authors Jim Bernheimer or Christopher Moore both are better with the twisted and funny material I was hoping for in this book. Narrator does a really good job and I would be happy to listen to him again.
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** UPDATE: BECTU members gave strong support to the TUC's March for the Alternative on Saturday 26 March. It was a fantastic event and special appreciation goes to the many members who travelled long distances to be there**
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BECTU members and staff will be supporting the TUC march and rally this coming Saturday (26 March) in London.
BECTU's group will be marching alongside members from the NUJ, Equity and the Musicians' Union as part of a Federation of Entertainment Unions (FEU) contingent.
Meet other members in Zone 13
BECTU members (with email addresses) were advised last Friday 18 March that our meeting point will be in Zone 13 close to Temple tube station on Victoria Embankment. The TUC has advised us that zones for the form-up, which are not of equal size, will be marked along the length of the Embankment on lamp-posts.
Members who intend to march with the FEU are advised to arrive on the Embankment (visit this map) between 09.00 - 11.00 to secure access to our allocated zone. When the zone is full stewards will direct marchers to the rear of the line-up. People who know they will be arriving after 11.00 should approach the march from the rear.
Check the TUC's March for the Alternative site for further advice and information on plans for the day. For those of you on twitter follow @march26march
The march, from Embankment to Hyde Park, is expected to attract wide-spread support so members are advised to come prepared for a long but very important day in defence of the UK's public services. The march is expected to start leaving the Embankment at 12.00; the expected turnout means that those at the rear of the march may not start moving until 2pm.
Please bring refreshments and appropriate clothing to suit the weather. A number of BECTU placards, flags and t-shirts will be distributed to members on the day.
Hurting the UK, stifling the recovery
Looking ahead to the event, BECTU's general secretary, Gerry Morrissey said:
"It is essential that this is a well-attended march so that we can send a clear message to the government that the pace and scale of the cuts is too drastic and risks stifling any recovery.
"It will be a long day and may well be tiring but it should also be fun and with your help we can send our message loud and clear."
BECTU members are affected by the cuts both in terms of their employment - theatres dependant on Arts Council and local authority funding face huge challenges as do members working for the BBC - and their home lives.
The government's hugely controversial deficit reduction plan proposes sweeping cuts to public services which affect every UK citizen and threaten 500,000 job losses. Campaigners are especially concerned about the impact of the cuts on the most vulnerable in our society - families on low incomes, children, the elderly, the disabled and the unemployed.
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Ninjas will soon be taking over the Sturgeon Heights Community Centre this fall.
But fear not as it's Winnipeg West Karate that will begin offering classes at the new community centre starting on Sept. 17, for people of all ages.
Sensei Joel Crisp is looking forward to teaching in the new facility, having previously offered classes at St. James Assiniboia Centennial. At Sturgeon Heights, Crisp is able to offer his students a better environment in which to learn.
"It's a brand new, state-of-the-art facility that is a step up and allows us the time slots to provide more classes," says Crisp, who established WWK in 2004.
Crisp, whose rank is yondan (or fourth degree black belt), started practicing karate in 1980 when his family moved to St. James from southern Ontario.
"It was one of those things where I was new in town and my mom said that I should look for something to do," says Crisp, who was trained by sensei John Selinger and teaches traditional shotokan karate.
He says the classes are fulfilling because even though you might struggle during the class, when it's over you have a sense of accomplishment. To him, it's one of the best parts of teaching.
"There's nothing like seeing a student, who might start out as clumsy, come up through the levels to black belt," says Crisp, whose WWK is a member of the Japan Karate Association.
The class for five to seven-year-olds, called Little Ninjas, is a fun way to introduce karate to kids where they aren't pushed as hard as some of the more advanced classes. Crisp says he usually starts seeing changes in his students after two months of practice.
"Their focus is a lot more concentrated and they start to see the limits that they've put on themselves aren't real and they can do things they never thought they could," he says.
Crisp says karate instils a sense of loyalty, respect and humility that serves people well whether they are training or not.
"It's a natural high, like you walk the edge of a cliff and you get out alive," he says. "Your body aches, but you feel great afterward."
To register for classes, download a registration form at www.winnipegwestkarate.ca and drop it off at the community centre (there will also be a registration day in early September at the centre). Anyone interested in registering for the children's class are advised to call (204) 793-8627 and reserve a spot.
Trevor Suffield is a community correspondent for St. James-Assiniboia. You can contact him at email@example.com.
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Individual Augmentees – weren't they supposed to go away?
By M. Ittleschmerz
4 years ago NAVADMIN 147/07 began the process of transitioning the Individual Augmentee process away from "Welcome Aboard, you've been selected to go on an IA" to "OK, you have time in your career path, we can send you on a GWOT Support Assignment". Given the pathetic manner in which many commands had handled the IA assignment process (as well as the pathetic manner in which Navy had apportioned IAs to manpower claimants) the GSA was heralded as a good thing that allowed officers and Sailors to plan and removed the burden from commands to provide short notice fills from already decreased ranks.
The program was set up in three phases…but not much has been publicized since NAVADMIN 171/10 changed the name from "Global War On Terror Support Assignment" to "Overseas Contingency Operations Support Assignments". The promise to do away with short notice tasking for long established requirements remained – but has not been realized.
Since the IA (like "NOB" and the "PRT" a name change can only go so far in Navy culture) has become such a ubiquitous part of the Navy the level of acceptance has gone up, the level of open disgruntlement has gone down and the visible level of Flag involvement in the program has disappeared.
¬ÝWhich must be how requirements like this are allowed to pass through five separate 4-star commands to get approved.
¬ÝLINE NUMBER: NE-4387-0001/ PLATOON LEADER / O2-O3 / UNRESTRICED LINE OFFICER, WARFARE QUALIFIED/ with a current Secret clearance and a PRD of at least 12/2012. Report date 10/3/2011 for 270 days in theater (estimated return date 9/30/2012). Duty location Afghanistan. Position Description: Postal Platoon Leader tasked to provide customer service and postal finance support for up to 6,000 personnel consistent with theater mail policies and priorities. Services include money orders, postage stamp sales, special services and package mailing.
Seriously? IAs support an Army that three years ago hadn'Äôt deployed a third of it'Äôs Soldiers and two years ago had learned to massage those numbers so that 'Äúbeing in a unit with deployment orders'Äù counted the same as being deployed¬Ýwhich still left 25,000 soldiers who had never deployed. And within that 25,000 (because that'Äôs the smaller number) the Army is unable to find someone qualified to handle the mail? And needs a warfare qualified Navy officer to do it?
I understand that the Navy has a cultural bias against saying No to missions and tasking. But. A warfare qualified postal officer?
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Street art is the draw in Honolulu's Kakaako
Honolulu is famous for gold-sand beaches and big waves. But the city's warehouse district, called Kakaako, is famous for a different sort of attraction. You won't find kitschy Hawaiian souvenir shops or hordes of tourists here, but you will find a thriving urban arts scene, with colorful street murals so big they stretch across walls and sometimes entire sides of buildings.
In one mural, a skeleton with a surfboard in tow flashes the shaka, a Hawaiian hand-greeting. In another, a snarling panda ferociously snaps its jaws near a doe-eyed maiden. A third shows a banana in grass skirts dancing a hula with a talking pineapple.
Kakaako sits between Honolulu's downtown and the touristy Waikiki. In ancient times, the area was home to a native Hawaiian fishing village. In the 20th century, the area industrialized, with warehouses, auto repair shops and car dealerships. The neighborhood has declined in recent years as landowners struggled to find ways to utilize its prime real estate, smack in the middle of Honolulu.
It wasn't until 2011 that Honolulu artist Jasper Wong sought to revitalize the area with urban art. Wong created a group called POW!WOW! Hawaii with the goal of beautifying Kakaako and bringing people together through art. Artists from around the globe participated, painting murals on walls across the decaying neighborhood.
Wong says the art represents a unique local style, mixing the elaborate urban graffiti seen in places like Miami, Brooklyn, Tokyo and London with Hawaiian cultural influences and Asian anime. It's also a far cry from the graffiti-tagging that once plagued the neighborhood.
One of the more powerful murals covers the sides of a building near a popular gym, the UFC Gym at 805 Pohukaina St. The faces of Hawaiian royalty — King David Kalakaua and Queen Liliuokalani — appear on the wall in a swirling mist of fantasy, history, and social commentary. It was created by native Hawaiian artists Solomon Enos and John "Prime" Hina along with mainland artist Gaia.
For vacationers, the neighborhood's edgy vibe and urban art offer an appealing alternative to Oahu's better-known attractions — sunny days at the beach or trips to historic sites like Pearl Harbor. Teens may especially relate to the vivid anime themes, while older viewers will appreciate the area's Banksy sensibility — yet all the art can be seen outside the confines of a traditional museum.
But the Kakaako murals are not just colorful paintings. Many have political messages and social commentary well beyond anime references and bright spray-paint colors. And while you can spot most of the artwork easily by walking around, some is hidden down alleyways and backstreets.
Kakaako also has a smattering of good restaurants including Hanks Haute Dogs (gourmet hot dogs), Highway Inn (Hawaiian plate lunches) and Cocina Hawaii, which serves Mexican cuisine, along with a craft beer brew pub (Honolulu Beerworks) and a hip corner bar (Bevy Bar) serving Spanish tapas and specialty cocktails.
And for spectacular views of Waikiki and Diamond Head, visit the Kakaako Waterfront Park, down Cooke Street and across Ala Moana Boulevard, about 10 minutes from the murals. Surfers and body boarders regularly catch waves right in front of the park's promenade.
According to Wong, the murals are replaced with new art every February. But with much of Kakaako currently slated for redevelopment, the old warehouses and buildings that now serve as canvases will eventually be demolished and replaced with residential high rises. POW!WOW! Hawaii is working with landowners to create initiatives to keep the art alive as the area changes. So visitors to the area might not catch the dancing banana or the faces of Hawaiian royalty, but there's hope that as time goes on, they'll still be able to see new and equally exciting murals.
Going to Kakaako
Kakaako: The heart of this Honolulu neighborhood stretches along Ala Moana Boulevard roughly from Ward Street on the east to South street on the west, and north to about Queen Street. Most of the murals stretch north from Ala Moana and can be found in and around Auahi Street and Pohukaina Street, which are both parallel to Ala Moana.
Getting there: Honolulu City buses 19, 20, and 42 go west down Ala Moana Boulevard and all stop at Coral Street. You can catch the buses in multiple spots in Waikiki, but one of the most recognizable spots is near the Wailana Coffee Shop, on Ala Moana across from the Hilton Hawaiian Village resort. By car, Kakaako is a short drive from Waikiki west toward downtown, down Ala Moana.
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PADUCAH, Kentucky: A man's comic book collection with first issues of Superman, Batman and the Flash fetched $1.5 million in an online auction this week.
John Wise had collected the valuable super hero comics over three decades.
A comic from 1940 with the first appearance of Flash claimed the top individual price of $182,000. First issues of Superman and Batman from the same era sold for $172,000 and $137,000 in the offerings that ended Tuesday. His issue of the first-ever comic from Marvel sold for $95,000.
Wise says the exploding popularity of super heroes in movies and TV made it a good time to sell. He plans to buy a house and send his grandchildren to college with the profits.
The comic books were sold on Comicconnect.com, an online auction house.
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It was actually happening. The unbeatable Kentucky team was about to be beat by Notre Dame. But then Kentucky survived, saved its season and rescued its search for perfection.
It's getting tough to tell just who Wisconsin's dominant big man is. Seven-footer Frank Kaminsky has been everyone's pick for player of the year, but it was his fellow forward Sam Dekker who had a big second half in No. 1 seed Wisconsin's 85-78 Elite Eight win over Arizona.
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Murky outlook for Ivanovic, Sharapova
PARIS -- It was too hot to don a champion's mantle here Sunday, and Ana Ivanovic insists she's starting from scratch at the French Open anyway. She entered Philippe Chatrier Stadium, the site of her breakthrough first Grand Slam title last year, promptly at 11 a.m. local time with no visible sense of entitlement.
She did permit herself a little nostalgia. "There were a lot of memories that were dormant and they awaken, walking on the court," Ivanovic said. "When I think of those emotions, you know, adrenaline kicks in a little bit more, and you sort of want to do the same thing again."
Ivanovic's refusal to rest on her laurels is probably a good thing given how challenging her return journey promises to be. She wore a sky-blue dress with artful draping and an asymmetrical neckline, accessorized with black physio tape in the shape of a rounded arrow encasing her right knee as if pointing out what's been in her way for the past couple of months. Inflammation and fluid buildup in the joint limited her to just three clay-court matches before arriving at Roland Garros.
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The 21-year-old Serbian struggled in her first set against pesky, hard-hitting, 44th-ranked Sara Errani of Italy, sweating it out for 71 minutes before prevailing in a tiebreaker as each player dropped two service games. Ivanovic committed 38 unforced errors, double-faulted seven times and converted only 5 of 20 break points, but she also smacked 50 winners and persevered to win the second set 6-3 as Errani blew the key points. The crowd at Chatrier applauded Ivanovic warmly, clearly eager for her to extend her stay.
And why not? No. 8 Ivanovic offers attractively gift-wrapped talent that has inspired considerable affection from the tennis public since her emergence as a top player two seasons ago. Her absence from the draw in big tournaments leaves an unwelcome void, and she hasn't been the only such player missing in action lately.
Lurking in the bottom quarter of Ivanovic's half of the bracket is Maria Sharapova, her name entered in regular type rather than the bold accorded to seeded players. This may not compute, but Sharapova -- who entered the French Open last year as No. 1 in the world, courtesy of Justine Henin's abrupt retirement -- has tumbled all the way to No. 102 in the WTA rankings because of a shoulder injury that has idled her for most of the past 10 months. She kicks off her French Open against No. 64 Anastasiya Yakimova of Belarus on Monday.
When Sharapova and Ivanovic dueled for the 2008 Australian Open title, the matchup was hailed as a burgeoning rivalry with literal and figurative legs, glamour versus glamour, a marketer's dream. Cast both women in a James Bond movie, and 007 would become an afterthought in a hurry. They're fascinating hybrids: Sharapova's steel can sometimes mask a warm personality, while Ivanovic's bubbly enthusiasm can obscure her fierce competitive drive. Both have childhood backstories of successful seekers in promised lands, Sharapova from Siberia via Florida, and Ivanovic from Serbia via Switzerland.
Although Sharapova won convincingly in Melbourne, there was reason to hope for many more reprises between these two players, who were born just seven months apart. But they haven't played since. Given their current form, the odds of a potential rendezvous in the semifinals here seem slim. (They met in that round here in 2007 in a match Ivanovic won handily.)
Sharapova, sidelined since August 2008, played one doubles match at Indian Wells and returned to singles with two wins last week in Warsaw. Ivanovic is trying to play herself into a tournament that under normal circumstances would be her cup of tea. Sharapova, whose strengths tend to be muted by red clay, has the more modest goal of logging some matches before returning to the more hospitable grass of Great Britain.
"I think it's a great move," analyst and ex-pro Justin Gimelstob said of Sharapova's decision to play in Paris rather than waiting for greener pastures. "Clay is her worst surface, so she benefits from lower expectations, and she can get that shoulder battle-tested. She's such an incredible competitor that you can't count her out -- when the red light comes on, no matter how many matches she's played lately, she knows how to perform."
While Sharapova did her rehab in private, Ivanovic tried to play through pain late last season, with mixed success. Plagued by an injured thumb, she withdrew from the Olympics on the eve of the tournament, absorbed a wrenching second-round loss at the U.S. Open at the hands of French qualifier Julie Coin, then recovered to win her third title of the year in Linz, Austria. Her 2009 began inauspiciously with spotty play in Australia. In mid-February, after a lengthy period of working part-time with adidas consultant Sven Groeneveld, she began a trial run with veteran American coach Craig Kardon.
Kardon had been stalking Ivanovic -- in a nice way -- for about a year. "I contacted her agent," said Kardon, who has worked with Martina Navratilova and Mary Pierce, among other top players. "The style of her game, and her mentality -- I wanted to coach her a long time ago. I knew I could help her."
Uneven results had planted some doubt in Ivanovic's mind, and Kardon said his first priority was to restore her trust in herself and her shots. "The first thing I did was to reassure her that her game is fine," he said. "She wasn't clear on some things, and she's too good not to be clear. Her serve, her shot selection, her inside-out forehand are great. She doesn't need to change. I want to add to her game, but not all at once."
Ivanovic reached the final at Indian Wells and formalized her arrangement with Kardon before the clay-court season began. That coincided with her knee flaring up, so some of the tweaks Kardon wants her to make have had to wait. She played just one match in April (a Fed Cup win) and entered Rome earlier this month with high hopes, but her aching knee forced her to pull out after her second match. "I just started feeling so old," she observed mournfully in a pre-French Open news conference.
Kardon said they've made progress on her return game, her volleying and her backhand at her new base on the Spanish island of Mallorca, where the tennis karma from native sons Carlos Moya and Rafael Nadal should be strong.
Pre-tournament favorite and No. 1 Dinara Safina and surprise 2008 quarterfinalist Carla Suarez-Navarro of Spain are in Ivanovic's quarter, while Venus Williams and Amelie Mauresmo lie in Sharapova's path. Ivanovic and Sharapova obviously would have to overcome more than rust here to resume their career series, which Sharapova leads 3-2. There will be more than a few people rooting for them to collide again, if not here, then soon, at the intersection of grit and glitz.
Bonnie D. Ford covers tennis and Olympic sports for ESPN.com. She can be reached at email@example.com.
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Nanita hoping for first big league call
Bisons fans have seen the grind of a long-tenured Minor Leaguer pay off before. Most recently, while hitting a league-best .385 nearly half way through June of the 2010 season and all told, 13 years' worth of racking up minor league mileage, Jesus Feliciano finally broke through at baseball's highest level when he debut for the New York Mets. As Richard Griffin chronicles, another Bisons outfielder, Ricardo Nanita, is still waiting for his chance to shine in the major leagues after his journey began 11 years ago.
Top arm in first big league camp
Marcus Stroman is getting his first experience of the big league lifestyle this spring, but it was actually last fall when his development went to the next level. For the Blue Jays rising star, Gregor Chisholm says the pieces falling into place.
Romero working his way back
In October, after spending the entire season in the minors with uneven results, Ricky Romero knew something had to be done about his knees. The lefty is trying to rebound with stem-cell treatment and positive thinking. National Post's John Lott details the procedure.
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Kevin Pillar and Ryan Goins made their respective major league debuts nine days apart last August. TSN's Scott MacArthur feels the two late-season Blue Jays call ups find themselves in different situations.
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Other than Jon, by and large, I have never been much of a watcher of late-night TV. This is no doubt a function of my demographic. I'm too young - I grew up post-Carson. I'm also entirely too cynical to enjoy most celebrity interviews, because much of the time I'm thinking, "It's really bizarre that Kirsten Dunst is this inarticulate," or, "Why hasn't Jared Leto showered?" There are too many books in the world to read, too many blogs to surf, too much sleep to be gotten for me to watch these people night after night, even in the age of the DVR. And I've written in this space before about my suspicion that there isn't any grand standard of comedy anymore, and it seems to me like the non-Comedy-Central contingent of these shows still seem to harbour delusions on that score, of being the Great American Comedian, and so I just kind of tune them out.
So when this hullabaloo about David Letterman getting his pecker in his payroll started to kick up on Friday, readers, I yawned. Having spewed venom all week over Roman Polanski and his defenders (Pedro, why, why??!!!), I was worn out. Besides which, other than the extortion part, there seemed very little scandal in this scandal; the ladies involved were of age, and none appeared to be claiming coercion. I'm not wild about professional men viewing nubile young women in the workplace as their rightful spoils, but I've been in enough exhausting conversations with male friends about such situations ("why do you want to Stand In the Way of Love?") to know better than to spend much time arguing with them about it. I suppose Regina Lasko, Letterman's longtime girlfriend, feels somewhat differently about it, but I can't see how I or anyone else can be of use to her if we take to the soapbox to pontificate at length about just what a horndog she's married.
You know what I totally appreciate? Being called out when I am stupid! An exciting incidence of this occurred recently, on my Madonna post, where commenter Crys T notes:
OK, on this point, I get why you're happy to have Madonna around. But it would be nice to see more recognition on the part of Anglo-American feminists on Madonna's extensive history of cultural appropriation. It's not just that she now buys African children (though even I never thought she'd become that monstrous), it's a very long history of exploiting, offending and therefore harming people from cultures that don't have much of a voice in the English-speaking world.
OK, on this point, I get why you're happy to have Madonna around. But it would be nice to see more recognition on the part of Anglo-American feminists on Madonna's extensive history of cultural appropriation. It's not just that she now buys African children (though even I never thought she'd become that monstrous), it's a very long history of exploiting, offending and therefore harming people from cultures that don't have much of a voice in the English-speaking world.
Which is a darn solid point! In that post, I made reference to Madonna's history of cultural appropriation, and that it gave me "serious pause." And then I just kind of breezed on by it like it was no big thing! Because apparently that was the day that I decided to be gross and obviously privileged, SORRY. Madonna's appropriation of other cultures definitely deserves to be addressed and critiqued at length, in its own post. A post such as this one, right here!
Earlier this week we talked about the joy of no sex. Today, I'm singing the praises of casual sex.
I've simply never bought into the idea that all sex must live up to the shining heteronormative ideal of candlelight and roses and true love (which, of course, will progress naturally to an engagement ring and a poufy white dress.) Now, I was always told growing up that "sex is what you do when you love someone." Well, yes. But also...no. Fun sex with your friends has its place too, and for me, having fuck buddies is one of the most enjoyable perks of being single, especially during dry spells between relationships, which is why my friend Jill often refers to them as "the dick in the glass case" (imagine a fire alarm: In Case of Horny Emergency, Break Glass and Grab Dick.)
Oh, my goodness! Britney Spears has released a new single! And it is about SEXUAL ACTIVITY! To be precise, it concerns threesomes - the song is entitled "3," just so that you don't miss its subtle and highly coded message - which have been scientifically determined to be the single tamest and most socially acceptable form of sexual experimentation aside from heterosexual girl-on-girl makeouts at bars and/or on Spring Break. So, of course, people are calling it "deviant" and giggling about it like schoolchildren.


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Jesus this beer was yummy! it said single batch release on the bottle though. i'd better run and get another sixer before it's all gone! i'm really starting to like odell brewery beers, been drinkin on their ipa lately
I LOVE this brew. Great hop finish. Thanks for reminding me I need to buy some more!


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One of a number of very well made and beautiful metal sculptures located in Penny Zino's Flaxmere Garden on the South Island of New Zealand. Seen during a garden tour in November 2010.
Flaxmere has been made a Garden of National Significance by the New Zealand Garden Trust, which is affiliated to the Royal Institute of Horticulture. Flaxmere is situated on the Lake Summer Road 10 kilometers from the local village of Hawarden in North Canterbury near Christchurch.
Taken using my Olympus E3 with a 14-54mm zoom lens.
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Lovely capture. Missed this one!!
We met the rather exotic female artist who made these sculptures which were displayed throughout the lovely garden. Very, very clever workmanship.
Congratulations! Your photo has been featured in "A Garden somewhere….."
This photo was chosen because it was of a very high quality and it captured exactly the sort of work we are looking for in this group.
Please keep up the great work and we hope you continue to add more of your excellent photographs to this group.
Thank you very much PhortosByG.
i enjoy your excellent group. jrf
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Thank you Janine. You have made my day. JRF
Congratulations! You've been featured in Topiary and Whimsy Features, November 20, 2011!
Hello today Marilyn.Thanks once again.
My wife has just had a comprehensive tour of the North and South Islands, this time with her sister, and I picked her up from the plane yesterday. We now hope to return next autumn and do an extensive photographic holiday through the South Island,
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congratulations for your feature in the All Glorious Gardens group !!!
my best, francis.
hi francis. thanks for your kind thoughts. Jrf
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Love this too! :)
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Thanks Gabrielle
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