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I have no problem with people disagreeing. It's the bitching and name calling that ticks me off. If their vision does not fit yours (people in general, not you in particular) then switch to something else. I was a hardcore Ubuntu-user for quite a few years. But since I felt they were going in the wrong direction, I switched to Fedora a few releases ago. And that was the end of that.Anyway for me, and it seems many others, it's more the "GNOME brand" and "shaping the user experience"... kind of thing they keep spouting. I'm sure for some this seems like a great vision but it doesn't feel right. To me. But hey, that's why I use KDE nowadays. I'm just giving my views.
GS/Mutter have been very stable to me, so I have not seen that error message. I am just saying that I don't see it as a problem that software builds on other software. All software on my machine is tied to some other piece of software. If anything lower in the chain falls over, everything on top of it will obviously do too. GS sitting on top of Mutter is really no different than all environments sitting on top of X, which sits on top of the kernel, and so on.But why? For example in KDE, if Plasma desktop crashes, it restarts itself and everything else is still running just fine. So, minor annoyance to the user, but everything still intact.
Any time something goes boom in Gnome-Shell, in my experience, after a error screen that is as useful as most Windows error messages (as in, not very) you end up back at the login manager and have to start again.
Also I actually don't mind Unity when its working well. But it's a concern to me why someone would build a desktop into a, at times, fragile accelerated environment when instead you could build the desktop itself and then add the compositing integration.
Modularity is of course nice when it makes sense. If it is trivial to make something modular, then go ahead. Often, it is not, so unless you have good reasons to make your software modular, the problems are likely to be bigger than the benefits. Since I can think of zero benefits to GNOME to have GS running on anything other than Mutter, I can see why they did as they did.


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Hendricks set for second MLB start, Wrigley debut
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Cubs right-hander Kyle Hendricks has already survived his first Major League challenge -- he was serviceable in his July 10 MLB debut in Cincinnati, surrendering four runs in six innings while dealing with a tight strike zone.
"I thought he handled it well," said Cubs pitching coach Chris Bosio. "I thought he handled it better than I did. I was at a point where I felt I was going to get thrown out trying to battle for your pitcher. He battled and he persevered and hung in there. That's what you have to do as a young pitcher."
Now, Hendricks will move on to his second challenge -- his first career start at Wrigley Field in Tuesday night's series opener against the Padres.
Hendricks, who was 10-5 with a 3.59 ERA at Triple-A Iowa, has earned the confidence of his pitching coach, who admires Hendricks' ability to adjust to his opposition.
"The one thing I see with Kyle is he has the ability to get a feel for the game quick, the approach other teams are trying to do against him," Bosio said. "It's going to be a challenge for him. It'll be his first game at Wrigley, not knowing the league, the league not knowing him."
Hendricks will face off against Padres left-hander Eric Stults, who leads the National League with 11 losses and is 3-11 with a 4.98 ERA. But Stults has mostly pitched well of late, posting a 2.59 ERA in his last four starts.
His last outing was nearly two weeks ago on July 9, a loss to Colorado that saw him give up three solo homers, two in the first inning.
"First inning, first batter, I fell behind, 1-0, and didn't want to fall behind, 2-0," Stults said after the game. "[Charlie Blackmon is] pretty aggressive for a leadoff hitter. With [Troy Tulowitzki], I was trying to throw my fastball off the plate. In that first inning, I was just sort of missing my spots with the fastball. My fastball location today was pretty average."
Stults isn't the first pitcher to give up multiple homers in Coors Field, but it's part of a larger disturbing trend for the southpaw this year.
He's allowed 18 home runs in 99 1/3 innings, third most in the NL, after giving up 19 in 203 2/3 innings last year. His ERA is also the third highest in the NL.
Padres: Grandal's shifted stance paying dividends
Padres catcher/first baseman Yasmani Grandal has seen positive results in July after adopting more of an upright stance last month to alleviate discomfort in his surgically repaired right knee.
"We worked a ton, changing my whole batting stance and trying to get in a good spot so the knee doesn't get any stress on it," Grandal said. "Just standing up a little bit more, making sure my foot is down in a good spot and trying to stay on my back leg a little bit more. Usually those are things you do in the offseason, but we had to make the changes for health reasons."
The switch-hitting catcher is heating up with three homers in July, including two in his past two games.
"You never know when [the pain] is gonna come back," Grandal said. "You just take the new stance and make it your own."
Cubs: Renteria not focused on trades
Hendricks is in the second-half starting rotation largely due to the trade of Cubs starters Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel to the Athletics.
With the non-waiver Trade Deadline looming July 31, more moves could be awaiting, but that's not something manager Rick Renteria is dwelling on.
"That's a great question of which I have no answer to," Renteria said Saturday. "At this point in time, I don't try to speculate."
The Cubs have a surplus of infielders, especially with Arismendy Alcantara's solid start. Right now, Renteria is focused on the current 25-man roster.
"Nothing surprises me," Renteria said. "We prepare for everything, but [trades are] not something I'm thinking about."
Worth noting
• Left-hander Tsuyoshi Wada will start for the Cubs on Wednesday.
• Padres first baseman Yonder Alonso (DL, right wrist tendinitis) will join Triple-A El Paso on Monday. He played two games for the team's entry in the Arizona League and hit a home run on Saturday.
Michael Lananna is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The fabric is a synthetic blend, good thread count but thin threads don't like the feel of it. It feels cheap and the sheets are thin. Missing cotton content I thought I read the description better than that. On the good side it looks good the print and colors are represented well and work well for a guest room. Cheerful modern floral not to feminine for a man. It is nice to be able to flip it over and get the smaller flower with the grey background too.
I still love this comforter set but the color is more mustard yellow than the picture. But on a good note I expected the sheets that came in the set to be stiff like sheets at Walmart or something but they are actually very soft. I haven't actually seen it on a bed since I bought it for school but I am very excited.
I like this comforter. It is good quality. The only thing I was disappointed with is the color. The picture looks yellow, but when I got it it looks like a greenish color.
When I ordered this it was because I wanted the the bright yellow and blues of the bed spread. What I got was a yellowish green with reversible side a purple/grey not the vivid blue I wanted. I am so disappointed in this item. Of course nonreturnable--was not listed that is was not returnable when I ordered it.
This bed set is beautiful however it is not the pretty sunny yellow. It is more of a greenish yellow heading towards lime green. I am a fan if the color but it wasn't what I was expecting at all. It's warm and looks very nice. The bed in a bag doesn't include a bed skirt so I did have to purchase one separately. .
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June 17, 2011 – Despite the pancake shortage, this year's Crawdad Festival at Gansner Park in Quincy, Sunday, June 19, could just fill the void left by cancellation of the Father's Day Fly-in.
The festival begins at 10 a.m. and runs until about 7:30 p.m.
Quincy Chamber president and Southern Accent co-owner Kent Barrett stressed the emphasis is on family fun, especially with the Slip 'n' Slide and coloring contest.
Crawfish, crawdads or crayfish — what other food could be featured but the tasty freshwater crustaceans? Southern Accent will offer crawfish plates with corn, potatoes and sausage, chicken sausage gumbo or catfish with hush puppies.
If that doesn't tempt taste buds, Debbie Dogs and Timatillos Street Tacos will be on hand with alternatives.
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Social Interest Positioning – Visualising Facebook Friends' Likes With Data Grabbed Using Google Refine
What do my Facebook friends have in common in terms of the things they have Liked, or in terms of their music or movie preferences? (And does this say anything about me?!) Here's a recipe for visualising that data…
After discovering via Martin Hawksey that the recent (December, 2011) 2.5 release of Google Refine allows you to import JSON and XML feeds to bootstrap a new project, I wondered whether it would be able to pull in data from the Facebook API if I was logged in to Facebook (Google Refine does run in the browser after all…)
Looking through the Facebook API documentation whilst logged in to Facebook, it's easy enough to find exemplar links to things like your friends list (https://graph.facebook.com/me/friends?access_token=A_LONG_JUMBLE_OF_LETTERS) or the list of likes someone has made (https://graph.facebook.com/me/likes?access_token=A_LONG_JUMBLE_OF_LETTERS); replacing me with the Facebook ID of one of your friends should pull down a list of their friends, or likes, etc.
(Note that validity of the access token is time limited, so you can't grab a copy of the access token and hope to use the same one day after day.)
Grabbing the link to your friends on Facebook is simply a case of opening a new project, choosing to get the data from a Web Address, and then pasting in the friends list URL:
Click on next, and Google Refine will download the data, which you can then parse as a JSON file, and from which you can identify individual record types:
If you click the highlighted selection, you should see the data that will be used to create your project:
You can now click on Create Project to start working on the data – the first thing I do is tidy up the column names:
We can now work some magic – such as pulling in the Likes our friends have made. To do this, we need to create the URL for each friend's Likes using their Facebook ID, and then pull the data down. We can use Google Refine to harvest this data for us by creating a new column containing the data pulled in from a URL built around the value of each cell in another column:
The Likes URL has the form https://graph.facebook.com/me/likes?access_token=A_LONG_JUMBLE_OF_LETTERS which we'll tinker with as follows:
The throttle control tells Refine how often to make each call. I set this to 500ms (that is, half a second), so it takes a few minutes to pull in my couple of hundred or so friends (I don't use Facebook a lot;-). I'm not sure what limit the Facebook API is happy with (if you hit it too fast (i.e. set the throttle time too low), you may find the Facebook API stops returning data to you for a cooling down period…)?
Having imported the data, you should find a new column:
At this point, it is possible to generate a new column from each of the records/Likes in the imported data… in theory (or maybe not..). I found this caused Refine to hang though, so instead I exprted the data using the default Templating… export format, which produces some sort of JSON output…
I then used this Python script to generate a two column data file where each row contained a (new) unique identifier for each friend and the name of one of their likes:
import simplejson,csv writer=csv.writer(open('fbliketest.csv','wb+'),quoting=csv.QUOTE_ALL) fn='my-fb-friends-likes.txt' data = simplejson.load(open(fn,'r')) id=0 for d in data['rows']: id=id+1 #'interests' is the column name containing the Likes data interests=simplejson.loads(d['interests']) for i in interests['data']: print str(id),i['name'],i['category'] writer.writerow([str(id),i['name'].encode('ascii','ignore')])
[I think this R script, in answer to a related @mhawksey Stack Overflow question, also does the trick: R: Building a list from matching values in a data.frame]
I could then import this data into Gephi and use it to generate a network diagram of what they commonly liked:
Rather than returning Likes, I could equally have pulled back lists of the movies, music or books they like, their own friends lists (permissions settings allowing), etc etc, and then generated friends' interest maps on that basis.
[See also: Getting Started With The Gephi Network Visualisation App – My Facebook Network, Part I and how to visualise Google+ networks]
PS dropping out of Google Refine and into a Python script is a bit clunky, I have to admit. What would be nice would be to be able to do something like a "create new rows with new column from column" pattern that would let you set up an iterator through the contents of each of the cells in the column you want to generate the new column from, and for each pass of the iterator: 1) duplicate the original data row to create a new row; 2) add a new column; 3) populate the cell with the contents of the current iteration state. Or something like that…
PPS Related to the PS request, there is a sort of related feature in the 2.5 release of Google Refine that lets you merge data from across rows with a common key into a newly shaped data set: Key/value Columnize. Seeing this, it got me wondering what a fusion of Google Refine and RStudio might be like (or even just R support within Google Refine?)
PPPS this could be interesting – looks like you can test to see if a friendship exists given two Facebook user IDs.
PPPPS This paper in PNAS – Private traits and attributes are predictable from digital records of human behavior – by Kosinski et. al suggests it's possible to profile people based on their Likes. It would be interesting to compare how robust that profiling is, compared to profiles based on the common Likes of a person's followers, or the common likes of folk in the same Facebook groups as an individual?
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Do you also have a recipe for visualising networking activity in a closed Fb group? Thx.
Steven -
@Steven If you are a member of a group, you can get things like members lists using:
The API docs describe the other classes of group data that you can access: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/group/
There's no reason Google Refine shouldn't be able to parse the JSON that was fetched if it is well-formed — and it should never just "hang."* Please fill a bug report with the data that you were trying to parse.
* "hangs" are usually server side errors that have been handled incorrectly causing the client to spin forever waiting for the results.
@tom Okay, I should have been clearer – I suspect that Google Chrome gave up the ghost as Refine was was trying to spawn hundreds of new columns. I find it hangs a lot; it somehow doesn't like the fact that I have multiple windows and tabs open for days on end (or would if I didn't have to keep restarting Chrome because of the way it keeps on stalling/hanging…)
awesome work! just a quick comment about facebook api token. There is a permission called offline_access, which allows you to get a token which doesnt expire. May be handy for your work.
@ krmayank ooh… I didnlt realise that – will explore.. thanks… (you got a link for that?!)
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Thanks for this post. I've also been working with the set of things that all your Facebook friends like in something I'm calling the Like-O-Meter.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/the.real.like.o.meter
GitHub: https://github.com/cyberrodent/LikeOMeterIt seems like it wouldn't take much to write an app to grab all this as json to feed into Refine (or whatever). You can grab batches of "friends likes" at a go rather than going one at a time. graph.facebook.com/likes?ids=[comma_separated_list_of_uids]?access_token=ABC123
I tried using the python script for converting the JSON file to csv format file, but somehow its not working. I don't know why it prints the data on the terminal and creates a .csv extension file but does not write anything to it. Can someone guide please? -
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thank you for letting me know Google Refine. If possible, could you help me with some issue? I want to add a column which makes such change (ABCZ1239 –> BCDA2340) based on the value of original column. It should be a piece of cake in Google Refine but I am far from understanding a GREL or similar expresson language. If you can make it easily please help me.-
I'm not clear what change you want to make?
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this gives thousands of user_id and names.However, when this URL is fetched in OpenRefine, I get a list of 100 users only. My question is why I am not getting the full list of those user_id and names?
Amy – it's been some time since I played with the Facebook API; I wonder if the results returned are actually paged to be capped at 100 results?


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D-backs look to bounce back behind Corbin
Cubs counter 11-1 lefty with fellow All-Star Wood at Chase Field
This one also counts.
On Tuesday, Arizona left-hander Patrick Corbin and Chicago's Travis Wood, both National League All-Stars, will take the mound for the first time since they were teammates at New York's Citi Field for the Midsummer Classic.
The D-backs, who fell out of the top spot in the NL West for the first time since the middle of May with Monday's 4-2 loss to the Cubs, need a strong start from their staff ace to stay near the top of the division race. Corbin took his first loss of the season on July 2, allowing five runs in six innings to the Mets, but he has been dominant ever since, winning consecutive games while giving up just two runs over 14 2/3 frames.
Will his dominance continue Tuesday?
The D-backs have struggled lately, but they like their chances at home, especially with Corbin on the mound. He is 7-0 with 1.54 ERA in 10 starts at Chase Field this season and is 10-3 with a 2.13 ERA in 19 games (17 starts) in his career at home.
The Cubs, who snapped a two-game losing streak Monday, could also use a lift, and Wood, who finished the first half with a Major League-leading 17 quality starts, might be the answer. He failed to a notch a quality start for only the second time this season in his last outing when he gave up a season-high 10 hits in 5 2/3 innings against the Cardinals.
"He's a stubborn little kid," Cubs pitcher Jeff Samardzija said. "He knows what works for him, and he sticks with it. That's a lot to be said for somebody like that in this sport. You realize what works for you and you stick with it."
As for the All-Star Game, Corbin pitched the fourth inning, allowing a run on two hits and was saddled with the loss. Wood didn't pitch.
[Wood] can't pitch any better baseball," Cubs manager Dale Sveum said. "Besides throwing shutouts, you can't really pitch any better."
Cubs: DeJesus nears return
Outfielder David DeJesus, rehabbing from a sprained right shoulder, was 1-for-4 with a double and struck out twice on Sunday for the Cubs' Rookie League team. He could be activated by the end of the week.
• Mike Olt, who was acquired from the Rangers in the Matt Garza deal, will go to Triple-A Iowa where he will get the majority of his playing time at third base, while former first-round pick Josh Vitters will likely move to the outfield.
• Alfonso Soriano has 10 home runs in his last 20 games. He went 0-for-4 Monday.
D-backs: Goldy thriving at home
Paul Goldschmidt is hitting .400 with four doubles, five homers, and 15 RBI in his last 17 home games since June 17. He went 2-for-4 Monday.
• Brandon McCarthy (inflammation in his shoulder) made his first rehab start for Triple-A Reno on Sunday, allowing six runs on nine hits in 4 1/3 innings. He also walked two batters and struck out one.
• D-backs fans and the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation have combined to raise $705,395 for the families of the 19 firefighters who died in the Yarnell fire and other members of the community who have been affected by the fires.
Worth noting
• D-backs are 15-9 against NL Central teams this season.
• Cubs are 15-11 in their last 26 games and have won eight of their last 13.
• Jacob Landis, who is biking to all 30 Major League ballparks in the hopes of raising $1 million for the hearing impaired, will make a stop at Chase Field on Wednesday.
Jesse Sanchez is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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None of us wants to be the groom who splits his pants during the wedding or the woman with a dryer sheet stuck to her rear when she walks up to receive a lifetime achievement award. We try to do what we can to avoid putting ourselves in situations where we look silly in front of others.
Over the years, I have seen a few people take a metaphorical pie to the face in public. I know a few who had a great laugh about it -- two or maybe 10 years later. At the time it's mortifying. Most of us don't want to see others flustered and panicked by the unexpected and undesired happening in public. It's painful to watch anyone, especially a friend or relative, embarrass himself or herself in public.
While many such incidents put a single person on the spot, poor planning or preparation can make an organization look bad. I spent years working for associations that hosted dozens of events for their members, associates and honored guests. I attended events held by national organizations, local clubs and groups that fall somewhere in the middle. Unfortunately, any group has a chance of looking ridiculous, farcical or undignified at an event.
Larger groups often have professional meetings or events planners while volunteers plan them for smaller organizations. At some point, you might be a part of a group responsible for making arrangements for a banquet, meeting or some other event, so I am sharing some examples of gaffes that I have seen so you might avoid making a similar mistake.
At one point, I was paired with another employee to help plan a small conference for a group of professionals. Each of us planned speakers for one day of the conference. I gathered our organization's shirts and other items with its logo for speaker gifts. My coworker said she would get some other gifts appropriate for all the speakers. The speakers I arranged were members of the organization, so my coworker and I knew most of them for a few years. One in particular had spoken at other events within the past two or three years. When the event day arrived, my coworker gave me the gifts to provide to my speakers, including the speaker who was most familiar with our organization, for whom she had gotten a box of chocolate candy. I reacted in shock at the inappropriateness of candy for our speaker, an insulin-dependent diabetic. It would be easy to laugh off such an error with a first-time speaker, or if we had asked another organization to provide a speaker from its panel of experts, but this was someone with a long history and respected reputation within the organization.
While the speaker was gracious, such an uncaring oversight shows poor planning and coordination. If you are choosing a gift for a member, run it by a few people, just to make sure there is no reason the gift would be a bad choice. You never know what you might learn that could avoid an awkward situation.
When another group was preparing for its annual banquet, someone had printed out cards for certain tables so they would be reserved for leaders or distinguished guests. I am sure that for many years, printing cards with "Reserved: Smith" or "Reserved: Reynolds" had worked just fine. However, there was one year when this didn't work out so well. I don't want to identify the group or person in question, but to understand what happened, imagine that 15 or 20 years ago, your organization had managed to score legendary musical guests Barry White and Clint Black. In this case, using the Reserved: Last Name format could raise eyebrows for two tables. I know families with last names like Good, Fake and Flowers. How much time would it take to look at the cards prior to the event and print new ones with first and last names, or even Mr. Hank Good and Guests?
Fortunately, only a few people noticed the table sign, but that's not the point. It takes only one person to see it and cause a scene, and that just makes the whole organization look bad. Pay attention to this type of detail, and you will avoid the appearance of having an organization of ham-fisted amateurs.
When some events are organized, the planners (or someone else) provide speakers with the program. This may appear in several forms: a copy of the agenda, a list of important points, or a list of names of those to be recognized or a script. People work differently from scripts, based on their familiarity or comfort level with public speaking. Some take a script and read 95 percent of it verbatim, and yet they are so natural that they got up and spoke off the cuff. In contrast, there are speakers who use the script as a guide or a crutch.
Many things might go wrong when your speaker opens his or her mouth. I have heard plenty of names butchered. Sometimes, the master of ceremonies has stumbled around because the outline provided nowhere near enough detail to meet the speaker's needs. At one event, an organizational leader read every word of the script. That doesn't sound bad until you realize he read every word. At one point, he said, "And now join me in welcoming tonight's honoree, ("John Smith") to the stage. Pause here for applause... whatever the heck that is supposed to mean." Take some time to discuss the script with the speaker, verify that it meets his or her needs. Double-check to make sure stage directions like "pause here for applause" are not read aloud.
At one event, a member welcomed a well-known speaker by reading an extensive, detailed biography. She took the stage and deadpanned, "It's always nice to hear someone read your obituary." At another event, an organizational leader took the stage to welcome a guest speaker at a banquet. Her introduction to this speaker went on for at least 10 minutes, comparing the speaker to Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr. and Jesus. No one could live up to her deluge of flattery. I am sure most of the audience thought it was absurd.
To introduce a speaker, tell the audience the speaker's name and a few words about his or her background. You may add the topic, and the reason this speaker is qualified to discuss it. The handoff should be brief and unremarkable; it should take one minute. The audience should remember the speaker, not your introduction.
Finally, you should try to avoid a problem because of the stage setting and your speakers' appearance. I have heard about, but never seen, this happen. A woman gets up to speak wearing a dress the exact color of the backdrop. The audience sees a head and hands "floating" on their own in front of the curtain and starts laughing hysterically. This situation can get out of hand quickly, so if there is a way to let your speakers know ahead of time, it's worth doing. It seems like a million-to-one shot, but it has happened.
Take a few minutes to consider some issues involved if you are ever called upon to help plan an event. I hope it goes smoothly for you!


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Another fun tough guy Reacher story. Several scenes where he takes out bad guys, my favorite parts.
Reacher thought he killed bad guy Quinn ten years ago. He recently saw Quinn on the street. He learns that FBI agents are trying to catch Quinn and Beck who work together. They believe Beck is into drug smuggling. Reacher gets hired by Beck and is now undercover.
There is a great scene in the beginning with Reacher thwarting a kidnaping attempt. There's a fun scene later where Reacher kills two men with one stone. It weighed ten pounds. I still laugh when I think about it. What a tough guy. Ok so this is another typical Reacher story. It's fun. It's escapist. There are some really bad guys, and Reacher does them in. There were a few parts where I was thinking, don't do that, or why are you doing that, or this is illogical. But it's best if I try not to be too logical or analytical. Just enjoy it. It's revenge, justice, and vigilantism. If civil and legal rights for bad guys are important to you, you may not like this. Even though I had a few grumbles about the book, as soon as I finished it, I went straight to the next one. These Reacher books keep me entertained and engaged.
I did not like the way the author told the back story from ten years ago. I would have preferred the author tell it completely at the beginning of the book and then do the current day story without interruption. The back story was broken into about a dozen pieces, with little chunks thrown in throughout the book. It was distracting and interrupting. At times I was confused until a character's name was said which told me whether it was now or then. And, the back story was not very good. Also, I would have liked an epilogue to find out what happened to Beck and his family.
Narrator: Dick Hill was very good.
Series: This is book 7 in the Jack Reacher series.
Genre: Mystery suspense thriller.
Ending: Good.
"Buy the physical book, not the audiobook."
There are two narrators for the audiobook: Phil Gigante and Natalie Ross. Natalie has a good voice for Mac, but a terrible voice for Dani. She uses a high pitched Irish accent for Dani. I couldn't take it. I quit after the first Dani chapter.
I don't know if the story was good or not, so I gave the story an average 3 stars.
"Story is not good."
And I had a major problem with the audiobook narrator.
This is book 2 in the series. Book 1 was pretty good, but this is skipable. You can probably continue the series without it. It is not romance. It is mostly mystery and catching bad guys. Technically there is a happy ending, but it was not satisfying. I didn't feel enough suffering by the bad guys.
Too much talk about giving dog cookies to the wolves. A grown man shifts into wolf form. Then Meg becomes overly patronizing telling him things like "if you behave you get a cookie." "Only one cookie for you."
Most of the mystery was from several psychic readings. The listeners tried to figure out what the words meant. The readings gave partial answers. They were like puzzles. I'd rather have mystery from the characters and events.
Twice we are told that the confined girls are raped. There are no details, just briefly mentioned.
Alexandra Harris has a lovely, pleasant and soothing voice. Her pacing and character interpretations were good. BUT I couldn't stand her accent. It's a harsh twang. I think it's Oklahoma area. I've enjoyed other narrators with southern accents, but I can't take this southwest twang. As an actress I think she should learn to speak the generic TV anchor accent. I would love to hear her read other books without the accent.
Below are examples of her accent. The written word is in parentheses.
pitcher (picture), propietor (proprietor), figer (figure), cusedy (custody), prolem (problem)
dayown (down) tayown (town)
She does not say the "n" in contractions. They sounded like coulded, woulded
Narrative mode: 3rd person.
Genre: paranormal fiction.
"3 ½ stars. Enjoyable story"
but I had a major problem with the audiobook narrator. Do the physical book.
The ideas are creative and different – like vampires traveling as smoke, seasons and weather as beings. When humans arrived on Thaisia (similar to the North American continent) they had to be submissive to the Others – natives already there. The Others have power over the humans – a nice change from the American Indians' history. The Others include animal shifters, elementals, and weather creatures.
This story does not have a romantic relationship. This is book #1 in a five book series. It's possible that a romance may develop later. Book #1 is about Meg, a human with psychic abilities. Meg is on the run and asks for help from Simon the leader of a group of Others. He allows her to stay with them. There is a happy ending for this book.
1. I'm nervous about this author. I don't know if I can trust her. She killed the heroine at the end of another series. I'm hoping she won't do that here.
2. A few times when good guys thwarted or stopped the bad guys, I wanted to see the bad guys suffer, be angry, or be hurt. Instead the bad guys acted happy and said something like "this is good because now we have proof that such and such..." I felt unsatisfied each time something stopped a bad guy.
3. Heroine does stupid things during the ending climax which put her in danger.
4. Meg has a psychic vision which tells her the food is poisoned but she does not say who put the poison there. I'm not a fan of psychic visions that give me half answers. This is often done by authors. It's an easy contrivance.
Alexandra Harris has a lovely, pleasant and soothing voice. Her pacing and character interpretations were good. BUT I couldn't stand her accent. It's a harsh twang. I think it's Oklahoma area. I've enjoyed other narrators with southern accents, but I can't take this southwest twang. As an actress I think she should learn to speak the generic TV anchor accent. I would love to hear her read other books without the accent.
Below are examples of her accent. The written word is in parentheses.
pitcher (picture), propietor (proprietor), figer (figure), cusedy (custody), prolem (problem)
dayown (down) tayown (town)
She does not say the "n" in contractions. They sounded like coulded, woulded
My second problem was hearing her BREATHS. During the first half I didn't notice any. But in the last half they were frequent. I don't know if the editor was at fault or something else. I wish she would solve that problem in her future recordings.
Narrative mode: 3rd person.
Genre: paranormal fiction.
"5 stars for kids. 4 ½ stars for adults."
Characters had a variety of strengths, weaknesses, and abilities. I liked the way different characters provided different solutions for problems. This is the journey of a small group of rabbits. It's written for children and there is a simplistic element. They speak English with each other and other animals, but not with humans. I enjoyed the whole thing.
The audiobook narrator Ralph Cosham was very good.
Narrative mode: 3rd person.
Genre: childrens fiction.
"Not for me."
Sebastian is an Earl who is bored, so he investigates crimes for fun. A Bow Street Runner brings him crimes to solve. Prudence investigates ghosts for free. She meets Sebastian and wants to participate in his investigative work. She follows him to a bedroom during a party which does not help. Of course they are seen, so they have to become engaged to protect her reputation. Prudence is a Mary Sue character (poorly developed, too perfect and lacking in realism to be interesting). She is a young single lady running around without a chaperone. Some of her actions are silly and stupid.
There are three or four investigations during the book. The author focused on those instead of developing characters and relationships. There are three sex scenes. There is also a kidnapping and rape scene that is described after the fact. I'm usually ok reading about violence and rape, but this one made me feel sick.
It doesn't matter to me if it's historically accurate or not. But I did not care for Prudence's overly wordy dialogue. Other characters use the word "ghost." Prudence calls them "spectral phenomena" to imply her supposedly scientific nature. For example, someone asks her if she's ever seen a ghost. "For some reason the memory of the presence she thought she had detected in the black chamber at Curling castle flashed into Prudence's mind. "There was one instance where I believed I might have discovered a genuine example of spectral phenomena" she said slowly. "But I was unable to find any evidence to support my conclusion." Another example "I believe I may have witnessed some significant evidence of spectral phenomena."
Prudence also used the word "my lord" too much. Here's an example using the word Tom instead of my lord. Are you awake Tom? Would you like some breakfast Tom? What do you want to do today Tom? I saw my sister yesterday Tom.
Prudence insists Sebastian mend the problems with his relatives. I've noticed this author puts family bonds and paranormal in a lot of her writing. They were here.
Anne Flosnik was very good. She used a variety of voices. He male voices weren't perfect, but they were better than those by some other female narrators. I like her British accent. It was pleasant to listen to.
Narrative mode: 3rd person.
Genre: historical romance with some paranormal.
I'm not having good luck with Amanda Quick books. I've read four and gave them 3 stars or less. However I've really enjoyed some Jayne Ann Krentz books (her other name). My favorites of those are All Night Long, Trust Me, Running Hot, Deep Waters, Sizzle and Burn, and Twist of Fate.
"3 ½ stars. Some clever ideas."
I didn't laugh, but I smiled several times.
This has several short stories. Most or all of them are told in first person. My two favorites were: 1. hamsters in a lower school classroom. When Simon was assigned to feed them for the week, they knew death by starvation was coming. 2. "Sell Out" had an immigrant making and selling pickles. He was advised to hire help, but he didn't want the expense, so he was told to use interns. He couldn't believe he was getting 100 applications a day from college students wanting to work as slave labor for him.
Many subjects related to things kids in their 20's think about. And the dialogue sounds millennial because he uses the word "like" so much. For example he says "I'm like going somewhere."
The author narrated his own book. B.J. Novak did this with great success. But I don't think Simon Rich should do it. His east coast accent is too strong and distracts. Part of it might be his voice. Also, he also should have left greater pauses between stories.
Narrative mode: 1st person.
Genre: humorous short stories.
"Good story. Engaging."
Interesting characters and conflicts. But too many flashbacks.
This could have been 4 or 5 stars, but the frequent use of flashbacks was annoying and kept making me angry. Who is telling authors to use flashbacks?????? It's criminal. "Stein on Writing" is my authoritative source which says: "Flashbacks break the reading experience. They pull the reader out of the story to tell what happened earlier."
Here's how the flashbacks went. When I say current day, I mean April 1927. We have current day, then flashback to Dixie when she was a teenager, then current day, then flashback to Ingersoll fighting in WWI, then current day, then Dixie when she learned to make whiskey, then current day, then Ingersoll when he was a little boy in the orphanage, then current day. This was happening through most of the book. It was unsettling and unpleasant. I might have given this 5 stars if I wasn't annoyed so much. I can accept a couple of flashbacks, but this was littered with them.
This is fiction, but when I first saw it I thought nonfiction – about a flood in 1927. The flood is fact, but it's merely the setting. This is a good story about fictional characters in a fictional town. Subjects include government agents searching for bootleggers and finding an orphaned baby.
I loved one idea. Ingersoll is not the best looking. He thinks that if he had met Dixie when she was 16, she would not have been attracted to him. Instead she was attracted to good-looking-smooth-talking Jessie, who turned out to be abusive and bad. So Ingersoll thinks Dixie had to go through the Jessie relationship before she could realize what was important and be able to fall in love with someone like Ingersoll. (Awwwwww....... my heart)
AUDIOBOOK NARRATOR Brian D'Arcy James was very good. Kathleen on Goodreads said "Agent Ingersoll occasionally played the guitar and sang old folk songs. I wanted the narrator to sing those songs – just a few lines – but he didn't." I agree with Kathleen. I would have liked that. There were words written that could have been sung. The narrator spoke them.
Narrative mode: 3rd person.
Genre: historical fiction with romance.
"The guilt part was too dragged out."
I was furious at Heather's insensitivity/cruelty. But I enjoyed other parts.
I enjoyed the relationship, the characters, how they met, and how they acted. But Austin's guilt was too repetitive and dragged out. In Afghanistan he was unable to save a guy's life and feels guilty. So he won't let himself be happy with a wife, child or other good things in life. I was tired of reading about it.
This is a fake marriage for a year. They agree there will be no sex. But within hours of meeting they have sex, and they continue to have sex. But each time they say "That was the last time. We can't do that again." But they keep doing it. It made me laugh.
The prenup part was not logical. He asked her to sign a prenup, but she didn't ask him to sign one. She had a lot more money than he did.
This author is hitting the wrong buttons with me. In the first book (The Navy SEAL's...") my anger about Zeke's debts overpowered the story. In this book I am angry about Heather having a baby and not telling the father for more than 12 years. It's cruelty to the child and to the father. I don't mind using Heather as a bad guy. What I mind is there was no emotional satisfaction on that issue. It was not resolved well.
AUDIOBOOK NARRATOR Emily Cauldwell.
She was good at general narration and for some women, but she's bad with male voices. When she lowers her voice for men she loses the emotional element. Austin's voice was low, rigid, un-sexy, and like a robot. There was no desire. She made Mason sound like a girl, due to his tones and emotions. The narrator should try for emotional interpretation instead of trying to raise, lower, or tighten her voice.
Narrative mode: 3rd person.
Genre: contemporary romance.
"4 stars for the romantic relationship."
1 star for something unfair and unjust. Anger overpowered my enjoyment.
My background is taxes and accounting which is probably why I had a huge problem. I'm sure others won't be as bothered. I value authors trying new things and writing about new things. But this just hit the wrong button for me.
1. Zeke owns a ranch. He's a loser. He's been stripping the ranch for money -- selling appliances, furniture and even the fencing. It's a small town. So why do a dozen locals lend him money which they know he won't repay? If they were helping a friend fine. But if they expected to be repaid by Zeke's relatives, that is unjust and unfair. After Zeke died, the locals went to Mason the nephew to collect. I was so angry! How would you like it if someone came up to you and said your uncle owed me $2,000 and I expect you to pay it? And there is nothing in writing. They could be making this up. Mason barely had enough savings to stock the ranch with cattle and horses. But finding the ranch in disrepair was a huge financial set back. He just got out of the military. He wasn't rich. And then to find he was expected to pay off Zeke's personal debts on top of that? Plus, where's the respect and honor for our military heroes? The locals were fools to loan money to Zeke. But if they're going to go to someone, it should be Zeke's son or the aunt, not Mason. Mason was being honorable and paid the debts. It made me sick to my stomach.
2. The ranch should have been sold with proceeds used to pay Zeke's debts, including probable estate taxes. Zeke had no will so it gets even murkier as to why the land would go to Heloise, and other tax issues. But I won't go into that. I was willing to suspend disbelief about the tax things. The part about Zeke's personal debts is my problem.
In summary, I don't mind Heloise requiring the nephews to get married, stock the ranch, and other things. I don't mind the nephews finding the ranch stripped down requiring them to spend a lot of money to fix it. Those were ok plot devices. But I did not like paying Zeke's debts. The plot did not need that. It's already got the downer of financial burden.
I enjoyed the way the couple met, how they got to know each other, their conversations, how they reacted to the ranch, the things they did, and how they fell in love. And I was delighted to find there was no big-misunderstanding-separation. How nice to skip that formulaic device.
Because the author did the romance part well, I immediately bought the second book - thinking: at least the Zeke debt subject is done and I won't have to read that again. But I had a different problem with the sequel "The Soldier's E-Mail..." I felt there was too much repetition and dragging out about the hero's guilt. I gave it 3 stars, but again I enjoyed the relationship part.
AUDIOBOOK NARRATOR – Cassandra Livington.
She sounded like she had a stuffy nose. Her voice was not as clear as other narrators. She used a southern accent for some of the women which I don't think was accurate for Montana people. I didn't mind it, but I kept wondering about it. Otherwise her narration was good.
Narrative mode: 3rd person.
Genre: contemporary romance.
"4 ½ stars. Great subject,"
but the book could have used something more. I'd like a different author to do it.
The greatest thing about this book is the character David Stirling and the unbelievable things he and his guys did. David conceived the idea of the SAS and got permission to train a group of men to go behind enemy lines, onto enemy property, and blow up planes, trucks, and supplies. This book is about the SAS in northern Africa in 1941-1942. I believe it was written from interviews and correspondence with SAS veterans. It is nonfiction enhanced with dialogue. Dialogue from recollections is fine with me. I would not want to read it encyclopedia style.
I love these guys. I can't believe the things they did. Their truth is stranger than fiction. They bluff, lie, and sometimes charge their way through German and Italian roadblocks. Many times they are shot at but they get away. David has unbelievable luck. He leads dangerous missions where others die and he gets shot at many times, but he never gets hit, and he survives all of it. Makes me wonder if part of it is making his own luck. Part of his success is that what he does is so outrageous and unexpected that enemy soldiers are not suspicious because they would never do it themselves. For example a group of SAS are lying on the ground behind bushes hiding. A German soldier sees them. One of the SAS makes a loud drunken snore. The German walks away doing nothing.
The SAS are driving a truck full of explosives. The Germans are chasing them but they get away. Then one of the fuses ignites from going over a bump, so they jump out of the tuck. It explodes and they are stranded in the desert. And they laugh.
The SAS remind me of fearless mischievous teenagers, seeking danger, excitement, adrenaline, and dares. David has just returned from one raid. He hears about a target and says to his men that sounds fun, who wants to go?
I'd like to see a different author do this book. This was published in 1958. I would hope there is more material that could be researched and added. And maybe add more about David's personality and character outside of the SAS. I know that he incurred large gambling debts later in life. That fits. He had to be a gambler to do the things he did. I believe he was a poor student in school. I wonder if he had something like ADD. I'd be happy with a longer book and to read more about some of the other characters.
The audiobook needs a pdf file with pictures and maps. There are maps in the book but none for the audiobook. I think a glossary of some of the military terms would also be good (put in the pdf).
This was narrated by Robert Whitfield aka Simon Vance in 2001. He did a good job, but at times he spoke a little too fast for me. I wonder if he was shortening the time for cd purposes.
Narrative mode: 3rd person, plus readings from letters and journals.
Genre: historical nonfiction, WWII.


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