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Sale Sharks are on the verge of signing a former All Blacks forward, according to chief executive Steve Diamond.
Diamond has previously spoken of his desire to bolster their front-row resources with Henry Thomas and Al Dickinson both sidelined and with former All Blacks coach John Mitchell now in place at the club, he looks set to be joined by another Kiwi in what could be the first of a few new arrivals.
"We're looking to strengthen the pack and we'll have an ex-international All Black joining us in the next couple of weeks," Diamond told the Manchester Evening News. "Hopefully, there could be a couple of other additions in the New Year as well if the right people become available. But it all depends on availability. We won't be bringing people in for the sake of it."
Since Mitchell's arrival on Monday, Diamond, who stepped in to take charge of the first-team when he opted to change Bryan Redpath's position from director of rugby to head coach, will now focus on off-field matters with recruitment ahead of next season at the top of his list. But in the mean time, the Sharks will be focused on retaining their top flight status with the team currently languishing at the foot of the table with just one win from nine to their name.
And Mitchell, alongside head coach Redpath, will seek opinions from the other members of the management but he will have the final say on team selection. "I am responsible for the rugby programme now but it is about a coaching group," Mitchell said. "I think the days are gone where one person has to do everything.
"But certainly somebody has to be responsible for the rugby programme. It allows 'Dimes' to get back into the business of the organisation. I'm fortunate in that I can cover the whole game.
"I will involved in the (team selection) process and I will have a major decision. It will still be a collective decision but ultimately when we leave the door I will responsible for that decision."
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Wendell made this dish to take to a friend's house and it was REALLY good . . . and I don't usually like fish. Maybe it's because the mushrooms and ginger made it seem less fishy. Sorry, but I forgot to take a picture before we demolished the tail half, so you get to see only half a fish.
1 opakapaka
1 c. fresh shiitake mushrooms, sliced
1/2 c. pickled ginger
1/2 c. green onion, sliced
1/2 c. cilantro, coarsely chopped
3/4 c. peanut oil
1 tbs. sesame oil
1/4 c. shoyu
salt and pepper
Score onaga diagonally to make diamonds. Season with salt and pepper. Sprinkle shiitake mushrooms. Steam for 15 minutes or until done. Sprinkle fish with pickled ginger and green onion. Set aside.
Heat peanut oil until smoking, then pour over ginger and green onions. Oil should sizzle when you pour it on. Pour shoyu on fish, then drizzle with sesame oil. Garnish with cilantro.
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In fact, the bustling dining room has been around only a couple of months. It's chef Patrick Bazin's first restaurant of his own, and he shares it with his bubbly wife, Julie, who greets every table. Bazin, who spent seven years at the Occidental, has crafted a menu that's accessible and spirited.
The restaurant's potential is evident in two appetizers: a crab spring roll sheathed with shredded phyllo and trickled with ginger vinaigrette, and an appetizer of ricotta-stuffed ravioli gently flavored with Meyer lemon and butter. Though not as strong as those two, the braised veal cheeks and the grilled flatiron steak with an haricot vert salad and mozzarella-streaked mashed potatoes show promise as entrees. Drinkers rejoice--only one bottle on the wine list tops $40.
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"However, the prevailing sentiment has thrown an opportunity for Indian seafarers to upgrade their skill sets wisely at affordable costs," he added.
The cost of maritime training in India is normally over 40 per cent cheaper than the rates prevailing in the United Kingdom and about 30 per cent lower than in Singapore. And now the further 20 per cent drop in fees has come as an added attraction for many seafarers to acquire multiple skills.
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Some media reports make the economy sound like it's slipping into Great Depression II. But for the Business Journal's Fast 50 Diary companies, "depressed" is the last word that's being uttered.
A new year offers a chance to bury all the bad economic news from 2008 and look forward to 2009 with some optimism.
The group of firms that this year were among the fastest-growing in the Twin Cities include a marketing company whose partners tell clients how downturns create opportunities. There's a chemical company where the CEO believes enough good decisions have been made that the firm can still grow.
Then there's a bank where the founders want workers to know that they are more valued than ever during the rough patch.
It's all about New Year's resolutions that focus on growing the business in challenging times — and even hoping that the economy will start growing again in 2009.
Dyvig, Driver, Devine Inc.
At marketing firm Dyvig, Driver, Devine Inc., partner Maureen Dyvig will be spreading a piece of advice in the new year.
"I think it's truly to remind ourselves and our customers that challenging economic times present opportunities," said Dyvig, a partner along with Megan Devine and Fred Driver.
Recessions allow companies with the resources to better market and take away business from competitors, Dyvig said. "When the market is down, a lot of people will pull back on their marketing. Those who stay out there don't have to deal with as much clutter."
For Dyvig's firm, which does business as d.trio marketing group, clients were already talking about new projects in December, something they usually waited to do until the new year.
"There's a renewed energy of looking toward the next year when it's traditionally a regrouping month," Dyvig said.
The firm even managed to pick up two new clients in December. Dyvig declined to name the clients, but said they're both from outside the banking industry, where the marketing firm has concentrated much of its efforts over the years.
The unexpected new clients, Dyvig said, are "just another indication that all bets are off and all business as usual might not be the tone of next year."
At specialty chemical maker and distributor Seacole-CRC, "the goal is to stay optimistic despite all the bad news we hear all around us," said CEO Gregg Elliott.
A tough economy can also present opportunities for companies that are doing things right, he said.
Seacole-CRC provides chemicals to an array of industries, ensuring that its financial health isn't tied to any one industry. For example, the metal-finishing market is slowing as the auto industry suffers, but transportation chemistry to maintain locomotives and airplanes is still doing well.
The company has a knowledgeable sales staff and is closing a deal soon on a new 85,000-square-foot headquarters and manufacturing facility in Plymouth that will double the warehouse space of its present facilities in Delano and St. Paul.
That said, Elliott sees a lot of room for growth. "We think we can shine over the competition by running the business well, and we think we've put a lot of good pieces together and they're coming to fruition."
Anytime Fitness Inc.
At Hastings-based Anytime Fitness Inc., President Chuck Runyon is keeping his New Year's resolution simple: Keep growing the business.
The fitness club chain expects to have its 1,000th location open in early January. With about 2,100 franchise territories sold, Runyon sees plenty more outlets.
A lot of franchisees are rushing to get clubs open, Runyon said. "Obviously, you capture those people with New Year's resolutions. Those early months are fantastic months for the fitness industry."
Besides growing nationally, Runyon expects Anytime to grow internationally. It already has six clubs in Canada and four in Australia. A total of 45 franchise territories have been sold outside the country in Canada, Australia and the Middle East.
Runyon sees opportunities to sell franchises in Europe and India.
"International is really at the top of the list," Runyon said. "I think we're building a nice pipeline."
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A'viands Food & Services Management CEO Perry Rynders said his goal is to find more savings for the nursing homes, prisons, schools and other institutions that use the Roseville-based company's services.
Many of A'viands' clients rely on public funds, and many state and local governments are facing budget shortfalls. So Rynders plans to be extremely responsive to clients' needs as the new year starts.
A'viands, for example, might serve more casseroles or other food items that stretch out expensive food items such as beef. It also might serve food at more central locations at institutions, rather than delivering it to individuals.
"We're in fairly good shape ourselves, but I think what we really need to do is help our clients with their financial situations," Rynders said. "We need to be more attuned to their needs."
The first few months of the year used to be a good time to study relationships with clients. This time around, Rynders said, "I think I'll have to watch and react more quickly to changes."
Signature Bank
Signature Bank co-founder and Executive Vice President Leif Syverson only needs to look around his Minnetonka-based bank's offices to remember his resolution.
Syverson said he and Ken Brooks, co-founder and president, have been making an extra effort to remind their workers just how much they are appreciated. They're putting added emphasis on sales contests and office get-togethers.
"I think the challenging economic times we're in have required a lot of additional effort out of our employees, and I don't see that changing in 2009," Syverson said.
No one at the 27-employee bank is being let go, but no one is being hired either.
That means no extra relief for employees as the bank assesses the 10 percent of Signature loans related to the collapsed residential real estate market. There's also the need to keep interest rates up, even as the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates.
"It's certainly more stressful than in an up time," Syverson said.
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Robbyn from Visalia, CA– Verified Buyer
I just bought this composter, so I haven't had it long enough to have a batch completed yet. Super easy to set up. I would like to see some improvement on some type of handholds to make it a little easier to turn. You need to be sure you line up the threads on the lid carefully when you close the lid. The threads do not line up easily. According to the instructions you should be able to have a completed batch of compost in as little as 2 weeks. I have had mine up and going for a week and I have my doubts that the first batch will be done next weekend. I am looking forward to the first completed batch of compost. Overall seems like a good composter for the price.
So far so good
Bob from Norco, CA– Verified Buyer
I haven't had my composter long enough to make a batch yet, so a five star rating is waiting for final results. But so far so good! My composter has been full for about a week and a half. It is nice and warm on the bottom - definitely composting! It takes some effort to turn, I put a foot on one handhold, grab around and pull it towards me. I would not call it easy, and smaller people might have some trouble. Mine is mostly full of horse manure, with some kitchen waste and yard waste. I opened the lid today and it is starting to smell earthy!
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We got this composter kind of late in the season (October). It's meant to be used in warmer weather to do it's job properly, so for now it's not composting quickly as it should. I'm hoping when spring / summer comes it'll do its job properly. I was hoping it would hold more than what it does, however I did put some bigger brush / weed type plants into it to start and I know that it does take some time for them to break down. Also the lid is a screw on type with threads and it's every easy to cross-thread it when putting the lid back on and any dirt or debris that falls onto the threads when putting composting material into the composter can cause the lid to not screw on properly too. It does tumble and spin properly if on level ground. Therefore for the capacity and cross-threading of the lid I gave this composter 4 stars.
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This is a big composter. I have an irrigation line running though the holes to help with the moisture levels being in the hot South West. This composter holds a lot. when it gets full spinning it can be a chore if you are small of frame. I really like this composter and will be on the look out for a second one that is slightly smaller for a back up composter.
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I can only speak to the initial phase - the composter arrived promptly and requires no assembly. That actually is a big plus, since the reviews of many other composers indicate assembly issues ranging from irritating to horrific. So far so good - it's sturdy, large enough to compost materials properly, rotates easily and has a hatch that's a reasonable size for adding materials. I'm hopeful :)
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I have order numerous items from Wayfair and have been completely satisfied with all of them. This compost wizard came quickly, set up in about 5 minutes and was exactly as described. I had looked at many styles and thought this size and style would fit my needs. I like it so much I'm planning on buying another. I just started using it, so no compost yet, but easy access to compost, easy to turn (I filled it immediately out of the box). I used some compost starter so hopefully it won't take too long to have some rich compost.


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'Massive blood loss' killed former Barrow man
Last updated at 08:57, Wednesday, 11 June 2014
FORMER Barrow man Luke Hollingsworth's killer would have had to use "considerable force" when delivering the fatal stab wounds, according to the pathologist who examined his injuries.
- Previous article: Barrow man's stabbing - trial continues
It was also revealed that injuries to Jamie Armstrong's hands could have been either self-inflicted or received while he was trying to defend himself, a murder trial has heard.
Pub worker Mr Hollingsworth, 23, was discovered dead in his home in Etterby Lea Road, Stanwix, Carlisle, on July 10 last year after suffering multiple stab wounds.
Armstrong is accused of murdering Mr Hollingsworth, who was born in Barrow.
The defendant denies the charge.
Dr Alison Armour was giving evidence at Carlisle Crown Court yesterday as the murder trial entered its second week.
She said that "multiple stab wounds" were the cause of death and some of the injuries were so serious that they alone would have been enough to end his life.
She outlined a range of wounds to his head, neck, chest, abdomen, legs and arms and said some had damaged the bone.
She said: "If a knife causes damage to the bone it requires considerable force to inflict."
Dr Armour said that one of the chest wounds was 16cm deep and it had punctured the right lung, causing it to collapse.
She added that another, in the abdominal cavity, had severed both the vein and artery of his left kidney, producing catastrophic bleeding.
She said: "If you are not near a hospital you are going to die from this massive blood loss."
Dr Armour said that some of the wounds on Mr Hollingsworth's arms were defence-type injuries which would not have caused his death.
However, she added: "They were all inflicted in life and they would have caused pain and suffering."
When asked about Armstrong's injuries to both hands – which included a deep cut to the left palm – Dr Armour said that they could have been self-inflicted.
She told the court the areas injured were all easily accessible.
However, she added: "They are typical of defence-type injuries. The deep wound to the palm of the left hand in my view would be consistent with someone trying to grab the blad of a knife."
When he was interviewed by police, Armstrong claimed to be suffering from memory loss over what had happened, caused by a combination of smoking cannabis and blood loss.
However, expert witness Professor Charles Deakin, who works with patients who have suffered blood loss in Hampshire, said his blood pressure readings and pulse rate did not back this up.
Professor Deakin told the court: "The blood pressure was certainly elevated and higher than what would be considered normal.
"It was perhaps slightly higher than normal blood pressure which might be the result of an adrenaline-fuelled struggle."
The trial continues. It is expected to last a total of four weeks.
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It was Saturday, but it could have been any day.
Terry Francona sat in his office with a litany of cards and sheets of information spread out in front of him, watching whatever baseball game happened to be on. It had been hours since he first arrived at Fenway Park, and now all that was standing in the way of managing his 1,925 game in a Red Sox uniform was 60 minutes, along with the usual pregame trash talk with Dustin Pedroia.
The preparation had been done, the players were put in place, and Francona was at peace with what lay ahead, which just so happened to be his 1,000th win as a big league manager.
Just another day.
"I don't think it's that big of a deal," Francona said. "I really don't. It's really not that big of a deal. I'm appreciative of the opportunity I have because I really caught a break. This is a great organization with a lot of great players. I'm really fortunate. Other than that, I'd like to keep the perspective on the players."
But what the events taking place two turnpikes away Sunday in Cooperstown should remind us is that this is not just another manager. There is a very realistic possibility we could be talking about baseball's 20th Hall of Fame manager.
There have been 57 managers to win 1,000 games. That's not why the topic of baseball immortality is being brought up. What should be noted is that eight managers have won three World Series titles, with seven already residing in the Hall of Fame and one [Joe Torre] scheduled to arrived in just a few years.
Francona's .532 winning percentage is fourth-best among active managers, with just Davey Johnson, Mike Scioscia and Tony LaRussa besting the mark. He is the eighth active skipper to reach 1,000 wins. But it is only LaRussa who carries what the Red Sox manager possesses -- two World Series rings.
If a third title comes his way -- which, as we sit here, appears to be a very real possibility -- the man who seamlessly guided the Red Sox to their 61st victory Saturday night will be a Hall-of-Famer.
Twenty years ago, Francona had initially stiff-armed the opportunity to become a 32-year-old manager in favor of trying to fight through ankle and knee injuries in an attempt to try and make the St. Louis Cardinals. That didn't work out. Managing has.
As his players pointed out after the Red Sox' 3-1 win over Seattle, the 1,000 wins was certainly worth pausing the season's treadmill for.
"When you win 1,000 games, that means you're on top of your game," David Ortiz said. "It's great. He's been awesome through the years here. Watching him get to that point with the Red Sox is just something very special.
"He's just a guy that doesn't have that many rules, he just tells you to get prepared to play the game, be on time and that's about it."
"If he were a pitcher it would be more impressive," Saturday's winning pitcher, Josh Beckett, quipped. "Yeah, it's a big deal, it's a milestone. I don't think he's necessarily trying to hang it up yet."
"Guys congratulated him. We're all happy for him," Jacoby Ellsbury said. "That's a lot of wins. He definitely earned it and we were definitely proud to be on the field for the 1,000th."
"It's huge. A thousand wins, not many people can say that," noted Daniel Bard. "Just a testament to him grinding it out and just maintaining and dealing with the personalities. We're happy for him."
Francona is humbled when mentioning the other names in the 1,000-win club. But what he should understand that this is just the beginning. The Red Sox manager has earned the right to referenced among the game's elite.
The wins are just a piece of the Hall of Fame puzzle. It gets Francona to the door, but not through it. For LaRussa, the key to the upstate New York castle might be in his pocket regardless of that third World Series title considering only two other managers (Connie Mack, John McGraw) have more wins.
But victories won't seal the deal. Jim Leyland, Dusty Baker, Bruce Bochy, Johnson, Mike Scioscia, and Jack McKeon are all active managers who have more wins than Francona. Yet all of them, except McKeon, have just one World Series ring, with the Marlins' manager not having a prayer of finding No. 3.
Francona could very well also find himself with the second-most postseason appearances among active managers, equaling the six already garnered by Scioscia and Ron Gardenhire. It would allow to build in an already impressive .622 playoff win percentage (28-17), and perhaps an even more impressive 8-0 mark in World Series play.
We have been reminded, thanks in part to the 1,000th win, the conversation has to be started.
On the surface, the Saturday night victory wouldn't be a good jumping off point for identifying Francona's excellence. Josh Beckett did his thing, as did the usual late-inning participants, Bard and Jonathan Papelbon. One of the team's hottest hitters, Ellsbury, came through when it counted the most, punctuating what would seem to be the inevitable outcome -- a win over a team which has now lost 14 straight.
But it should be noted that the manager did have to manage. Bullpen arms were managed. A clubhouse was managed. And injuries had been managed. Francona had passed another test -- helping the Red Sox win a game, while positioning themselves to win another Sunday.
"I guess I'm more comfortable talking about our players and the team and the organization," Francona said. "You try anyway, but yeah I was happy about it."
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Water, Music and Light
By Linda Tancs
Themed water shows are nothing new, but few of them consistently make the world's top 10 lists. Of that class, the Fountains of Bellagio in Las Vegas rank supreme. Over 1,000 water-emitting devices spout streams choreographed to light and musical routines ranging from classical to Broadway. Running daily, it's free, too. Now you have something fabulous to see once you've donated all your money to the tables.
The Trail of Tears
By Linda Tancs
Following the passage of the Indian Removal Act of 1830, President Andrew Jackson engineered the forced relocation of the Cherokee nation east of the Mississippi River to lands west of the Mississippi. Forced to flee their homeland with little more than the clothes on their back, the exodus across nine states, marked by disease and death, came to be known as the trail of tears. This somber journey is commemorated in the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail. One of 19 national historic trails, it passes through the present-day states of Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and Tennessee. A series of signs throughout the region alerts travelers to important markers such as documented original trails and historic sites or segments.
Pre-Civil War Grandeur
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It's hard to imagine that a landmark example of pre-Civil War opulence like the Morse-Libby House was once scheduled to be demolished and replaced by a gas station. Located in Portland, Maine, the mansion has all the signature elements of a classic Italian villa: rich detail punctuated with low-pitched roofs and a soaring, square tower. Its interior is no less impressive, boasting gas lighting fixtures, stained glass, a painted trompe l'oeil wall and ceiling decorations, gilded surfaces, intricate plasterwork and lavish fabrics, carpets and furniture. The mansion was built between 1858 and 1860 as a summer home for Ruggles Sylvester Morse, a Maine native who made his fortune in New Orleans as a hotel magnate. The house was later occupied by the family of J.R. Libby, a dry goods merchant, who made few changes to the property. It's a good thing; the interior is the only intact surviving example of the work of famed designer Gustave Herter.
A Place Apart
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It's a place apart, an unspoiled and uncluttered island where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Bristol Channel. Situated off the coast of Britain's North Devon, it's Lundy Island. The views, needless to say, are amazing–even more so from the helicopter that runs this time of year (November to March) from Hartland Point on Mondays and Fridays. It's the only way in until the MS Oldenburg starts running from April to October. A favorite of day trippers, you can also rent a self-catering property for a longer break; the options range from a 13th century castle to a fisherman's chalet.
Jewel of the Missions
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The legend of the swallows is a captivating facet of Mission San Juan Capistrano in California. According to the tale, a priest at the mission became very upset when a local innkeeper kept destroying the nests that cliff swallows were building in the crevices of the inn's roof. He invited the swallows to build their nests instead at the mission, established in 1776 by a Franciscan priest. And the invite did not go unheeded. Old mud nests clinging to the stone church, the swallows arrive to rebuild their homes every year in March–on the nineteenth day, as a matter of fact–St. Joseph's Day. The event is marked by an annual celebration at the Mission on 19 March that includes ringing of historic bells, live mariachi music and a special guest lecture on cliff swallows. The birds leave for their winter home in Argentina in October.
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Virtually at the same latitude as Hawaii, China's Hainan Island has no winter. Not surprisingly, it's affectionately known as the "eastern Hawaii." The beaches, tropical scenery, and yes, coconut plantations are all reminiscent of America's 50th state. Coconut has been so prevalent since ancient times that the island is also called "Coconut Island." In late March or early April there's an annual international coconut festival celebrated in Haikou. As yet unspoiled by rampant tourism, the island's primary visitors are Chinese and Russian.
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Talk about creature comforts. For one week beginning on 19 March some lucky pub goers will be able to get up close and personal to one of Nature's most fascinating raptors: the owl. Annie the Owl and her posse will be the nocturnal guests of honor at a pop-up bar in Soho, London. A ticket lottery will determine who gets dibs at a two-hour, two-drinks encounter. Fashioned after the wildly (no pun intended) popular owl cafes in Tokyo, proceeds from the event will benefit an owl conservation group. Don't worry–the owls will be handled by professional falconers to ensure their comfort and safety. What a hoot!


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If allergic to penicillin can I take Levaquin?
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7 Apr 2012
Yes, it is considered safe to take Levaquin if you are allergic to penicillin.
Levaquin (levofloxacin) is in a group of antibiotics called fluoroquinolones (same class as ciprofloxacin). Levaquin fights bacteria in the body.
Levaquin is used to treat bacterial infections of the skin, sinuses, kidneys, bladder, or prostate. It is also used to treat bacterial infections that cause bronchitis or pneumonia, and to treat people who have been exposed to anthrax.
I was prescribed Levaquin for pneumonia. I had asked for K-flex as I knew it was safe for me to take. She said she wouldn't give me K-flex as she only prescribed it for bladder/kidney infections! I am allergic to 5 different antibiotics, so, taking this new medication concerned me. I reluctantly agreed and have had serious pain and memory problems since taking the medication for 5 days. This is frightening as a pharmacist told me the side affects last for up to one year and that it is a progressive medication (side affects can become worse over time). I know this medicine can be very helpful for many people, but are the side affects worth taking the chance of experiencing its horrible side affects? Take care. C.E.
1 May 2012
You may be fine, but I strongly suggest taking something else. Levaquin has been Black Boxed (severe warning) re the gross tendon problems it can cause, and I am suffering so badly with many painful symptoms from taking this medicine for only 5 days. If you have side affects, a pharmacist told me that they can remain for up to one year after beginning Levaquin. Please let me know if you are experiencing side affects. Take Care C.E.
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"Murder Down Under"
This book is at least as rivoting as Non-Christie golden age mysteries. It is not a cozy, but rather an Australian western. If you are one of those revisionists who prefer not to acknowledge the social norms of another age, then you might find this book's characters socially disturbing. I am one who says ," It was what it was and we can learn from the past if we have an inkling of what that might have been", so I liked the book. It is certainly mid--century and Australian.
Peter Hosking did a fine job of being Australian without accenting his words so much that an American could not understand what he was saying.
"Inventive but long"
This is the usual inventive and satisfying answer to a famous case: But it takes a very long time to get to that answer. I don't suppose anyone but the Lindbergh progeny would take issue with Collins' fictional conclusions. I,for one, was happy with them and really felt good when I finished this story.
"Phryne's writer has lost her way"
I have read all the other Phryne Fisher books and enjoyed them all. This one is not worth the time as it is not a mystery(I knew who did it before it was done) and most importantly, it seems to be a very poor attempt to be a romance tale for the 21st century. Yuck. If I wanted a romance I would have picked up a Barbara Cartland or a Danielle Steele. If you want a mystery or a puzzle give this one a very wide berth.
"A world lit only by imagination"
This book is in the top 10 of my 155 audiobooks.
It is part of a series so one could compare it to the others on audio. But, I like to compare it to other time travel books like All Clear or other sci-fi Books like Hunger Games. This series is very much better than the others. Check out this series, but start with 1632 so you really get to know the situation before you try to skip around. This is a fun way to look at history. And you will probably want to see how it happened in the world we live in. These books are great for high school readers and should be on to curriculum.
My favorite scene was the conclave to discuss the nature of the Up-timers and the world they came from. The questions and topics posed by the priests seem to mirror some of the questions we are pondering today.
Of cource you will want to read it all at once:but you must put it down and attend to the mundane tasks like eating, sleeping, and smelling the roses of our world.
"murder, history and modern ideas"
Real Hawaiian mystery
Theethnic mix of characters is a refreshing change from the same old Magnum wannabes
Not your average LA murder
The author likes to use modern invective but once you get over that, this is well worth reading. And, you might learn something about our 50th state that is seldom mentioned. This author puts personalities to the characters from the past, instead of just talking in generalities. The past affects the present and it does so on a personal level. Thanks guy you did a good job . I hpoe to read some more from your chacters.
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I would try another book from Anne Perry as she writes well. I just didn't like this one. And, it wasn't bad just uninspiringly blah.
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If you like golden age mysteries you love Ngaio Marsh. I think, overall , she is second to Agatha. ALL of her stories are good or very good and she writes with style, charm, and honesty. Her puzzles are never obscure and her criminal's motives are never rediculous. In short, she never cheats. The bonus is that I usually learn something about the place or time in which the book is set. So, read Ngaio Marsh and tell the teacher "its not just a mystery novel , its a learning experiance"
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This tells the story of what happened to various people in the month or so after Pearl Harbor. It reads like a naritive of news events but in an interesting and provocative format. It takes the reader to several theaters of war and deffinately gives the essence of what people who were living must have heard and felt. History doesn't get better than that!
The narator give the piece a sence of what those living it heard.
This was a book that I did listen to in one sitting. I couldn't put it down!
Try Professor Weintraub's other war book "The Last Great Victory" If you liked this you'll like that too.
"same old- same old"
The only people who might enjoy this story are those who haven't read any of the miriad of conspiracy thrillers written in the last 2 decades.
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"the best time travel books"
The audio version is better than the print version because the reader pronounces all the place names properly for you. Now you can read other books in the series without fretting over some very foreign names.
Compare this book to most other time travel books and be happy because there are no whinning travelers worried about how blowing their nose might affect the world they came from. What a relief!
This reader is just great.
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This guy is a great reader.
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COMMENT: Nigeria may have escaped with a draw, but the flow of play on the day suggests South Africa may be slowly gaining the upper hand in this rivalry
The Madrid Castilla coach has acknowledged they are keeping tabs on the Frenchman but does not know whether he will be on the move this summer
The Nigeria ex-international feels the way forward towards building a stronger national team is by concentrating on locally-based professionals
The German champions have never spent more than €40 million on a star acquisition but insist that they could match Gareth Bale's world record fee
A stunning equaliser courtesy of Nemanja Matic shook the hosts, but the Real Madrid full-back's second-half strike sealed three points in a 2-1 win
Dunga's men have now won eight games in a row since the World Cup after they secured a 1-0 win over Chile at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday
The world champions have had a mixed Euro 2016 qualification campaign to date, but stayed on course for the finals with a 2-0 win over Georgia in Tbilisi
The Afonja Warriors' gaffer has tasked the football house and Nigerians to ensure that the Eagles are kept together despite getting only a draw from two friendly matches
The striker sensationally asked to be substituted over the weekend following fan abuse, and may well have burnt his bridges in Istanbul. What could have precipitated this reaction?
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How difficult to install a sprayer in laundry room?
kclvFebruary 26, 2008
I have a laundry room sink with a 4" utility faucet. I would like to install a sprayer attachment. Is this difficult?
The faucet has two supply lines (tubing and valves) running to it. The sink is a regular laundry tub which was installed in a cabinet, so it is difficult to get access to the faucet from underneath.
I know I would have to drill a hole in the sink for the sprayer, and then atach the hose to the supply lines.
Lowes had a 4" laundry faucet with a pull out sprayer for $ 50 before Christmas, but it has disappeared from their web page. The sprayer and hose only cost $7, and I'm sure any fittings would not be expensive.
I bath the dog in the sink, and a sprayer would help a lot.