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The Learn English for Living Foundation is adding U.S. citizenship exam preparation classes to its roster. The organization currently offers classes in Midland Valley, North Augusta and Aiken.
The new classes will begin at Our Lady of the Valley Parish, 2429 Augusta Road, Gloverville, on Jan. 28 from 7 to 9 p.m. Classes will run through May.
Janey Rule of Augusta established the foundation about 11 years ago and, over time, has provided a wide range of English as a Second Language programs for adults and children. She is introducing the new program to assist up to 15 immigrants who need more extensive English lessons.
To qualify for citizenship, people must prepare for and successfully pass a civics test and English proficiency demonstrations of reading, writing and speaking English. A newcomer to the U.S. would need five years to qualify as a citizen, while an immigrant who is married to an American citizen could gain citizenship in three years.
People who dont know English need to start ESL classes now, Rule said. It can take one to five years to learn to speak, read and write English. They will have to memorize 100 questions about America for the exam and answer correctly six of (any) 10 questions asked to them.
If people already have some experience with English, they may need only six to nine months to get to a level to complete the citizenship requirements.
Rule has always felt compassion for people who live in America but dont speak English. Years ago, she moved to Korea for a year.
I couldnt speak or write the language, Rule said in a 2010 interview. Thats when I really got it.
Rule has already introduced a program for young children between the ages of 3 and 5 who dont speak English and are approaching kindergarten age. At the Midland Valley Church of the Nazarene in Clearwater, these young children can attend a class through Aiken County-based KinderKids.
The foundation already works with older children on tutoring and homework assistance. The goal is to provide the youngest children with more language skills by the time they begin kindergarten at Clearwater Elementary School. That school has a high population of Hispanic students, and principal Trey Laube was delighted to hear about Rules plans.
About 27 percent of the students at Clearwater are Hispanic, he said. They come in at 4K and 5K, and that language barrier is a big issue.
For Spanish-speaking students, they may not get it through the first semester or longer. Once they start gaining the skills, their proficiency begins to accelerate, Laube said.
Its another issue that we get kids to learn English, but for the parents, the only language they speak is Spanish, said Laube. Im always interested in improving our communications. Our Hispanic population continues to grow each year.
The foundation offers adult classes at the Nazarene Church, Our Lady of the Valley, Our Lady of Peace in North Augusta and Goodwill Job Connections in Aiken.
Learn English for Living Foundation is a nonprofit that utilizes volunteers to provide ESL training. Classes are free for adults who want to learn English and for children in school who need tutoring. For more information, call (706) 284-7555, email email@example.com or visit learnenglishforliving.com.
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Great Bend Mayor Mike Allison held off a challenge from City Council member Randy Myers in Tuesday's general election. And, there were two contested seats for the Great Bend City Council in Tuesday's general election. One incumbent retained their post and one did not.
The Tuesday's general election is in the books. The polls closed at 7 p.m. and the Barton County Clerk's office started continually updating posted results throughout the evening.
Catholic Social Service is billing its 12th annual charity wine-tasting event as a way to tour the world of wine while helping those in need.
Barton Community College's newly founded Volunteers in Action group will host their inaugural event, a food drive titled "Check-Out Hunger" alongside Barton's other volunteer group, the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program on Saturday, April 6, at Wal-Mart and the 10th Street Dillons in Great Bend.
Late winter storms kept the Barton County Road and Bridge Department busy, even as winter turned to spring, the County Commission learned Monday morning.
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As voters head to the poles today for the county-wide general election, Barton County Election Officer Donna Zimmerman has some last-minute reminders.
The developers of the an electrical transmission line to move wind-generated power through Barton County told the County Commission Monday morning they should have a route determined in a matter of months. Representatives of Clean Line Energy Partners also addressed some concerns raised by the multi-billion-dollar project.
The Barton County Commission Monday morning approved using $2,000 from the county's Capital Improvement Funds to pay for repairs to the roof of the Barton County Sheriff's Department Administrative Building.
On Wednesday, March 27, Housing Opportunities, Inc. Board of Directors and staff celebrated the ground breaking of Bedford Place LLC, their 12th income based, affordable rental property. Bedford Place will be an income based rental property for seniors, age 55 and over, and the disabled.
The hunt for Easter eggs and candy started Saturday morning and continued into the afternoon, with three community events.
Starting in April, the Great Bend Tribune will make a change in how it posts stores to its website.
A battery in an electronic cigarette exploded Thursday at 1300 Stone St., setting paperwork on a desk ablaze, Great Bend Firefighter Brad Dresher said.
When Barton County commissions meet Monday morning, County Health Director Lily Akings will ask they proclaim the week as National Public Health Week. But, Akings said, despite this recognition, many people don't understand just what public health means.
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OLMITZ - The majestic presence of the perfectly-crafted stained glass windows at St. Ann's Catholic Church are best appreciated up close.
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What would you do if you could wish for anything in the world? In E. Nesbit's classic middle-grade tale of adventure and mayhem, five children discover a Psammead, a grumpy magical creature with the ability to grant wishes. At first, their newfound power seems exciting and full of promise, but soon the children realize that getting what you wish for can land you in a whole heap of trouble! This Looking Glass Library edition includes an introduction by Laurel Snyder and line illustrations from the original 1902 publication.
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DENVER - OCTOBER 03: Daniel Sedin #22 of the Vancouver Canucks takes a shot against the Colorado Avalanche during NHL action at the Pepsi Center on October 3, 2009 in Denver, Colorado. The Avalanche defeated the Canucks 3-0. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)
Daniel Sedin helped the Vancouver Canucks clinch their fifth straight Northwest Division title in style. Sedin scored a breakaway goal and added an assist on the winner as the Canucks posted a 3-1 victory over the NHL-leading Chicago Blackhawks. In the process, the Swede moved into second place on the Canucks' career scoring list with 758 points. Twin brother Henrik Sedin recorded two assists on the night and now has 791 career points for Vancouver. Fans at Rogers Arena recognized Daniel Sedin's accomplishment with a standing ovation. ''It was a little surprising - second place, I don't know how big a deal that is,'' he said with a laugh. ''But it was nice for both me and Henrik. It's a big thing for us.'' A bigger thing was the division title. Vancouver's eighth straight victory at Rogers Arena guaranteed the Canucks (26-13-7) home-ice advantage in at least the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. ''If we play like we did today, I think we're good,'' Daniel Sedin said. ''...
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Radio play 'From the Heart' sums up season
Sometimes when creative people are the busiest, a new idea can sprout.
For AJ Casey and Megan Mortis, the result is a four-part original Christmas radio play that will begin airing on local radio station WSON today.
The serialized play, set in Henderson, is titled "From The Heart" and is produced, acted, written and directed by local people.
"The basic theme is: What's the perfect gift to give during the holidays," Casey said. "I think our characters find out that the best gift that you can give somebody is just being with your loved ones and sharing your love and making sure that you know that they love you."
The couple, both veterans of community theater and other creative pursuits as well as dedicated volunteers at RiverBend Academy, had just committed to producing the first theatrical production for RiverBend, "The Woman In Black" (performed at the end of October), when the next project presented itself without warning.
They were watching an old episode of the sitcom "Frasier" one night on a rare "free" evening, and it happened to be the one titled "Ham Radio" in which Frasier attempts to direct an old-time radio drama.
"That was kind of funny," Mortis said. "AJ said he'd love to do that. He'd just had a part in a radio play" (that was part of the International Mystery Writers Festival in Owensboro).
And the conversation was off and running.
"We talked about finding a play," she said, "but then we thought why not write our own play."
They talked about writing a Christmas play set in Henderson, and AJ, who works at WSON radio station, talked to the owner about the idea.
"He really liked it," Mortis said, noting that the radio play also will be broadcast on sister station WMSK.
Mortis said the play is three different stories that will intertwine.
They also wrote it with sound effects in mind, which is a classic ingredient of radio plays. That took her outdoors this past Saturday to record sounds from the Henderson Christmas Parade.
"We had to be really creative in doing different things, in thinking about the whole picture," she said. "It's been interesting. It's been lots of writing and editing the recordings for time (constraints). "
Writing together has been a real team effort with no creative disagreements, Mortis said.
"I couldn't do this without Megan," Casey added.
There are eight main roles played by Bonnie Bartley, Adam Casey, AJ Casey, Brenna Clevenger, Walt Dickinson, Megan Mortis, Merrill Punke, Viq Thomasson, Bill Stevens and Cara Wesner.
There also are 13 smaller roles featuring voices familiar to those who listen to the radio, including Rick and Judy Chandler, Bob Park, Joanne Branson, Kyle Arnett and Danielle Crafton.
"We started talking to our community friends, and then started talking about who else might want to be in the play," Mortis said. The latter category included her sister, Jennifer Preston, and 4 1/2-year-old niece Sophia.
"When Sophia came to record she asked 'what voice should I use'?" Mortis said.
The little girl was right on track.
Mortis said they've learned that even though there's no requirement to memorize lines, it's different "acting" on the radio.
"It's hard to be really expressive because you use your face so much for that," she said, adding that there's a particular key line in the play that had to recorded several times just to get the proper expression. "Being expressive with your voice is different from being on stage."
Each segment of "From The Heart" will be about seven minutes long.
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Ok, I decided to put a thread here showing what I was able to achieve using my rug doctor machine with hand tool. If you're not aware of what a rug doctor is, it's basically rug cleaning machine that can be rented from most hardware and grocery stores. I decided to buy mine as I got to lazy in going back and forth to the store renting them. My equipment was basic:
- Rug Doctor w/Hand Tool
- Shop Vac or other vaccum
- 1/4 cup Simple Green mixed with 1/2 gallon water
- Upholstery brush bought at Wally World
My proceedure was as follows:
1) Vaccumed carpet to get big loose debris up
2) Used upholstery brush to dry scrub carpet to get up as much dirt and debris as possible.
3) Re-vaccumed.
4) Sprayed solution from Rug Doctor's hand tool LIBERALLY over carpet. I made 2 passes over the area I was cleaning at about 2-3" above the carpet. The areas was wet, but NOT saturated.
5) Used upholstery brush to scrub the area going both with and against the "grain" of the carpet.
6) Used the hand tool on the rug doctor to suck up as much solution as possible, again going with and against the "grain" of the carpet.
7) Repeated area if needed.
8) After everything was dry (which wasn't long) I vaccumed the carpet one last time.
Here are the results of the floor mats, both before and after! I was amazed!
As you can see, the simple green solution worked great! Considering you can buy a jug of this (which makes up to 15 gallons worth) for under $5.00 and can be used on so many areas of our truck, how can you go wrong! Anyway, the past two days where spent doing the entire truck, both inside and out. Man do I feel tired too! Enjoy!
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Gluten free Hot Cross Buns
Easter is only a couple of days away and everywhere you go you can't seem to escape the sight and smell of chocolate and Hot Cross Buns. The chocolate part is no problem for those who are coealic or gluten intolerant as most chocolate is gluten free (Darrell Lea have even partnered with Sweet William to produce a range that has no chance of contamination unlike the rest of Darrell Lea's range), however when it comes to Hot Cross Buns it's a different ball game!
Last year at Easter time I managed to get my hands on some of Choices Bakery's chocolate and plain Hot Cross Buns and from memory they were very yummy! However this year I haven't managed to get to a Choices Bakery yet so I was very excited to hear that Coles is stocking Simply Wize Hot Cross Buns in the freezer section.
The great thing about having them in the freezer section is that they don't go off before you get to them (I am not sure about you but a number of times I have got home from the supermarket to find my gluten free bread is moldy). The Hot Cross Buns are rather small and more expensive than the glutenous ones (although they are on special at Coles the moment for $5 a packet) but we all deserve a treat at Easter time.
I toasted my Hot Cross Buns in the sandwich press (hence why it looks a little flat!) and spread it with margarine and wow it tasted amazing! Now I know I haven't had a gluten free Hot Cross Bun since Easter 2009 but I am pretty sure these are very close to the real deal, however I am not sharing any to find out 😛
Lifestyle Bakery are also selling gluten free Hot Cross Buns which are delicious, however these are more of a cake rather than bread texture. I wonder if next year they could try a Hot Cross Bun similar to their gluten free Chia Seed and Raisin Loaf?
Do you look forward to Hot Cross Buns each year?
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With a little over a half of Technical Project Managers in the United States reporting more than 10 years of experience, the field is heavily weighted toward experienced professionals. Average pay for Technical Project Managers is $86K annually and can range from $54K on the lower end to $133K per year near the higher end. Including potential for bonuses and profit sharing — peaking near $15K and $11K, respectively — total cash payment to Technical Project Managers can bottom out near $54K or peak near $133K depending on individual performance. The company is the main element affecting pay for this group — geography and tenure are driving factors as well. Most Technical Project Managers report high levels of job satisfaction. Most report receiving medical coverage from their employers and a strong majority collect dental insurance. Most Technical Project Managers survey respondents are men (75 percent). The figures in this rundown are based on the results of PayScale's salary questionnaire.
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The principal role of a technical project manager is to develop and maintain a technology project plan, which outlines a project's tasks, milestone dates, status, and allocation of resources to stakeholders and other interested parties. The technical project manager is responsible for clearly defining and quantifying each step, as well as establishing concrete deadlines for each project milestone and deliverable. To this end, they have must have a demonstrated ability to anticipate problems and to find resolutions before that problem can derail a major milestone or deliverable. Since the typical project has a long life cycle, the technical project manager handles all of the complex aspects of the project; these aspects may be subject to constant change to accommodate market and economic conditions that directly affect implementation costs, market viability, and the organization's potential profit or loss on the project.Read More...
The technical project manager should have at least a bachelor's degree in management information systems (MIS), computer science, or a related engineering field. In addition, they will have one or more certifications from PMI (the Project Management Institute) that demonstrate understanding of the fundamentals of project management, knowledge of the terminology, and processes of effective project management. The technical project manager should have superior communications skills, since they mediate disputes, as well as resolve scheduling and asset utilization conflicts.
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Technical Project Managers may progress into high-paying roles like Senior Program Manager of Software Applications, where median compensation is $127K annually. It is not uncommon for a Technical Project Manager to continue on to become an IT Senior Project Manager or an Engineering Project Manager.
Many Technical Project Managers can be found at Sprint Nextel Corporation, AT&T Inc., HCL America, Inc., The Boeing Company, and Amazon.com Inc, firms that are at the top of the field. Amazon.com Inc offers the highest compensation with a median salary of $130K. Those in search of high salaries should also consider Accenture, Mindtree Consulting, and The Boeing Company, top-paying firms where Technical Project Managers rake in a very impressive $120K, $115K, or $113K, respectively.
Others at the bottom of the scale for this job include Sprint Nextel Corporation at $88K, and HCL America, Inc. where $92K is the norm, but it is worth noting that some Technical Project Managers there earn up to $150K.
Survey respondents exploit a significant toolbox of skills in their work. Most notably, skills in Agile, Software Development, Team Leadership, and Strategic Project Management are correlated to pay that is above average, with boosts between 4 percent and 15 percent. At the other end of the pay range are skills like Customer Relationship Management, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Excel. The majority of those who know Project Management also know Technical Analysis and Customer Relationship Management (CRM).
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For many Technical Project Managers, more experience generally translates to higher pay. Salaries for the relatively untried average out to around $70K, but survey participants with five to 10 years of experience earn a significantly higher median of $86K. Between 10 and 20 years, pay surpasses six figures; at this stage, the average professional scores around $101K. Technical Project Managers with more than 20 years of experience report incomes that are only modestly higher; the median for these old hands hovers around $106K.
Surpassing the national average by 29 percent, Technical Project Managers in San Jose receive some of the highest pay in the country. Technical Project Managers can also look forward to large paychecks in cities like San Francisco (+27 percent), New York (+14 percent), Seattle (+7 percent), and Los Angeles (+7 percent). The lowest-paying market is Austin, which sits 18 percent below the national average. Employers also pay below the national average in Minneapolis and Atlanta (5 percent lower).
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn -- Georgia didn't panic as it watched another big lead get wiped off the scoreboard. The Bulldogs had been in that position enough lately to know exactly what to do.
"Once we lost the lead we felt that we had to play a lot harder," Georgia forward Jeremy Price said. "It's a competition. We had to make tough plays and it amounted to a victory."
Georgia led Tennessee by as many as 15 points in the first half but survived a second-half surge by the Volunteers to beat them 69-63 on Saturday. It was the Bulldogs' first win in Knoxville since an 88-76 victory on Feb. 21, 2001.
The Bulldogs (18-8, 7-5 Southeastern Conference) had blown double-digit leads in their last two games, beating South Carolina after nearly squandering all of a 23-point second-half lead but losing to Vanderbilt after the Commodores erased their 14-point second-half lead.
The Vols (16-11, 6-6) had eliminated all of Georgia's lead with 12:08 to go, and the teams stayed close for 4 1/2 minutes. The Bulldogs stayed tough in the paint, thanks largely to Price's team-leading 20 points, and led 63-57 with a minute to go.
Tennessee's Scotty Hopson drove to the basket for a layup. After Dustin Ware missed a pair of free throws for Georgia, Hopson pulled in the rebound, drove to the 3-point line before hesitating, and went all the way to the basket for an uncontested dunk that cut the margin to 63-61 with 42 seconds left.
The Vols tried fouling Ware twice more, in hopes he would continue missing free throws, but Ware sank four in the final 39 seconds to seal the win. Price, who had no points and four fouls in nine minutes in Georgia's 59-57 loss to Tennessee on Jan. 18, finished off the game with an icing dunk with 14 seconds left.
Tobias Harris banked in one more layup for the Vols in between Ware's trips to the line, but it was their last basket as Hopson, who led the team with a career-high 32 points, later missed a 3.
Travis Leslie scored 15 points for Georgia, Ware finished with 12 and Trey Thompkins added 11.
The Bulldogs were also looking to avenge the earlier loss to the Vols, when Brian Williams put back a missed buzzer-beating shot as he was falling down to give Tennessee the two-point victory. Tennessee had swept the series with Georgia in four of the previous five seasons.
"We have made progress as a program, and these young guys have matured," Georgia coach Mark Fox said. "In order to have success on the road it is truly because you have good players -- guys who have bought in."
The teams entered the game in a three-way tie with Kentucky in a heated SEC East Division race, and both were looking for quality wins to impress the NCAA tournament selection committee.
Tennessee and Georgia traded the lead three times early in the game before the Bulldogs went on a 17-0 run to take control. A 3-pointer by Sherrard Brantley gave the Bulldogs a 22-7 lead with 10:20 left in the first half.
"Georgia started the game like they were playing for their NCAA tournament lives," Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl said. "We played like we were already in. You can't spot a good team that kind of lead in a game of that magnitude. The players understood what was at stake. The coaches understood what was at stake. It didn't show up until 10 minutes into the game."
The Volunteers struggled against Georgia's defense around the basket but also took bad shots and missed two would-be alley-oop baskets. Gerald Robinson fouled Hopson as he drove to the basket and hit a layup, and Hopson hit the free throw to end Georgia's run and provide some life for Tennessee.
The Bulldogs hit 51.9 percent (14 of 27) of their first-half shots while the Vols could only manage 28.1 percent shooting (9 of 32). Georgia was plagued, though, by eight turnovers, six of them unforced, and Tennessee trimmed its lead to 33-25 by halftime.
The Vols answered in the second half by hitting 57.1 percent (16 of 28) while the Bulldogs maintained their pace with 50 percent shooting (10 of 20). Harris added 18 points for Tennessee.
"I partially think (the start) was my fault," Hopson said. "I need to lead this basketball team. I started the game off very nonchalant. That's part of my game I've got to get rid of. I told the guys my body language was bad. We started off flat, and obviously we can't have that."
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- No. 20 Tennessee beats Georgia 69-60 ( February 17, 2010 )
- No. 6 Tennessee rolls past No. 16 Georgia women ( January 6, 2012 )
- Tennessee upsets No. 1 Kansas ( January 10, 2010 )
- Georgia tops Tennessee, 57-53, in OT ( January 18, 2012 )
- Vols nip Bulldogs at buzzer in SEC duel ( January 18, 2011 )


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Thank you for your feedback Izmozge:) I also think it's a lovely name, but was unsure if it would work in the U.S.. Both the statement and meaning
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I don't like it. People here will associate it with 'jerk' or something.
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(--) PCI: *(1:0:0) nVidia Corporation unknown chipset (0x00c8) rev 162 Mem @....
might it be that the driver is just not knowing about the PCI ID of the Dell Card, because I have googled for the problem and others seem to run fine.
any help appriciated
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Not sure why no expert has replied, but I doubt your problem has anything to do with the nvidia driver. Follow the installation instructions from nvidia. Or use the SuSE update to get a fairly recent nvidia driver installed.
Try modprobe nvidia to make sure you get the driver installed. If you have a configuration working with the nv driver, just edit the xorg.conf to change nv to nvidia. As the nvidia README suggests, start from level 3 and "startx -- -logverbose 5" to see what the driver is up to.
The instructions call for "sax2 -m 0=nvidia" if you want to use sax2.
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Re: 1.0-71.74 & SuSe 9.2 & GF 6800 Go 256MB
Hi all,
problem is fixed now. After I had a chance to use suseupdate and updated the kernel package the NVIDIA driver compiled successfully.
thanks for the postings anyway
zim :)
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In 1929 archeologists began draining Lake Nemi in search of the mysterious ships that have been glimpsed beneath its waters since the reign of Claudius. What they awakened had been drowned for two thousand years. For a very good reason.
Veteran aviator Lewis Segura has been drifting since the Great War ended, fetched up at last at the small company run by fellow veterans and pilots Alma Gilchrist and Mitchell Sorley, assisted by their old friend Dr. Jerry Ballard, an archeologist who lost his career when he lost part of his leg. It's a living, and if it's not quite what any of them had dreamed of, it's better than much that they've already survived. But Lewis has always dreamed true, and what he sees in his dreams will take them on a dangerous chase from Hollywood to New York to an airship over the Atlantic, and finally to the Groves of Diana Herself….
The world is full of lost treasures. Some of them are better off not found.
©2012 Melissa Scott & Jo Wyrick (P)2012 David N. Wilson
I like mysteries (particularly British ones, historical fiction and nonfiction, science fiction and fantasy.
"1929 Set Historical Fantasy with Good Narrator"
I've read Melissa Scott's science fiction since she hit the bookstores in the 80's. She managed complex and satisfying world building combined with characters that were both alien and easy to relate to. Jo Graham is not an author that I have encountered before but now I intend to check out her backlist.
Anyway, when I saw this book listed on Audible I seized on it at once, and I am very happy I did.
Not science fiction but historical fantasy, the background of the story is the final year of the 20's. The adventure starts with an archaeological dig in Italy. The archaeological dig is real enough, as are the ships built by Caligula and then sunk in the lake after his assassination. Add to this the release of an ancient malignant being with the attempt to recover the ships and there is the satisfying bones of a good story there.
Alma, Jerry, and Mitchell are all members of a Hermetic Lodge. Jerry and Mitchell are combat veterans of the Great War. Alma was an ambulance driver and the widow of their friend and Magister, Gil, who died of the effects of mustard gas after the war. Each of them have lost something. Early in the book they are joined by Lewis Segura, another veteran pilot who becomes Alma's lover and employee as they struggle to come to terms with their losses and rebuild their lives, mundate and magical.
This story feels true to the time. The details about flying and the attempt to commercialize add to the story. A good part of the US is covered from Colorado to Hollywood to Chicago with period detail highlighting, but not overwhelming the plot and characters.
John Lee, the narrator does a great job. His general narration accent is American with a 1920's feel to it but he voices the characters with their various backgrounds well. Even when reading ritual magic he does not go overboard.
There's another book in this series on the way: Steel Blues. I'm looking forward to the Audible version.
"Okay but a bit flat"
I was thrilled to see a new Melissa Scott book out and ordered it immediately. I had a hard time getting through the story. The premise is good: a lodge of magicians in 1929 needs to stop an evil spirit. Historical detail seems okay and the story takes includes a lot of stuff about the old airplanes, which I have an interest in. The plot follows a decent arc to a tense confrontation and has enough action throughout the story to keep things moving.
My problem is with the characters. There are four protagonists. The point of view switches between them, but there's little to differentiate the voices, let alone the characters. It's as if we have one person broken into separate pieces and whomever is convenient comes to the front. That makes the story flat.
The narration is adequate, but to carry the book it needed to differentiate the characters more. That wasn't there. The narrator doesn't do accents well and there is no different pacing for the different voices. Also, he would at times get into repetitive lilts when the sentences were of equal lengths. I blame this more on the writing than the narrator. Still, it was at times an intrusion into the story.
"Steampunk thriller mixed with the dawn of aviation"
As a reader with an interest in the early years of avation, especially the WWI period it was great to hear the descriptions on how the early craft handled and flew. The author seemed very well researched in this area. I didn't like how slow the story unfolded overall but that is a small complaint to be honest.
I would recommend it to fans of fantasy / military. It was an interesting steampunk take on things. Very believable characters mixed with a very well written fantast setting. If you are a fan of fantasy this is definitely a book to read.
I liked the whole atmosphere around the magic lodge. Very subtlety written with a vibe of danger.
Yes it definitely needs it, or should I say merits it, because it was a little slow but seemed to be laying the foundations to further story telling in the series.
This was a promising book, the idea was good and the series could be good overall, but I think the book needed a little more substance and a little less binal discussions amongst the characters.
This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review.
"Interesting story"
Originally looking for a steampunk story but came across this one. I can't wait to finish the series.
"unique idea blend"
(I received a free audible copy in exchange for an honest review.)
Reading the blurb for this, I thought it would have more archeology in it. Listening to the first few chapters, I really had no idea where this was going. It starts in a little airfield, run by a widow and her dead husband's friend. Seriously, what did that setting have to do with an archeological dig site?
The more I listened, the more Lost Things felt like a cross between secret societies deeply intertwined with the supernatural and Indiana Jones. It has detailed descriptions of the art of flying in the early twentieth century, which was very interesting.
Once out of the airfield and traveling to find ancient tablets, you get a deeper sense of what interpersonal relationships were like back then. You never fall into the trap of relating the characters and their actions with today's standards.
The paranormal aspect is so subtle as to fall a layer behind the setting and culture of the time. Characterization and the characters' actions rises to prominence.
John Lee does a very consistent and smooth job of narration. I'm not sure if it was the writing or the narration, but on occasion, the scene changes occurred to quickly and it took me a few sentences to catch up.
Overall, a pretty decent listen.
Constant Reader
"Great story despite lackluster performance"
The story. Hands down the story carried this all the way through despite the narrators monotone voice and lack of any real emotion.
The backdrop of the title. Taking the historical aspect of the 20's and the creation of a fantastical world to build around it.
Not sure, but someone with a little more excitement in the voice would have been nice. I had a very hard time keeping my ears on book. Absolutely nothing about his performance drew me in.
This is a book in which the story itself carried it. There was nothing that was added by the narrator, and nothing that really drew me in. That can be good or bad I guess, but for me, when I hear an audiobook, I want emotion, I want something more than just the written word being read to me. It doesn't have to be fancy, just at least act like you care what's going on in the story. I will absolutely check out the other books, just in print format.
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"I was one of those lost..."
I didn't enjoy the story enough to recommend it.
They did a fine job given the material they had to work with. Ms. Scott's voice was somewhat subdued, which made the tale even less interesting.
I didn't like any of them, actually.
Yes, find another book.
"Wonderfully wrought historical fantasy"
I love the storytelling quality of John Lee's narration. He has the perfect tone to carry a story forward and draw me in.
Louis, because of all the challenges he faced, and the way he stepped up and overcame adversity.
I love the big chase / fight on the airship. It's well written, and brings that very unique setting to brilliant life.
Just enjoyed it thoroughly and looking forward to the next adventure for this crew.
"Glad that I read this book"
The way the story line developed.
The personal interaction of the characters
Different voices to characters
Not sure
This book was provided free of charge in exchange for a review.
The book started out as a typical WWI aviator who never got over the shock of war. But it seems that the story line develops in pieces with the discovery that the flyer has prophetic dreams that tend to come true. It then builds as it is revealed that there is a secret organization of people with various abilities that feel they should save the world.
This book built up the story line very well and by the end of the book you were not sure the good guys were going to win or not. But it did a fantastic job of knitting all the parts together and was very enjoyable. Enough so that I am actually thinking about the next two books in the series.
John Lee isn't the most dynamic narrator; but did a very good job on the various people's voices.
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Jimmy Eat World Dine Alone
woo hoo!! Finally
Looking forward to it, expecting the worst
I've never heard of this label so this just sounded like a pathetic news flash.
Probably will be average
As long as it sounds less like "Invented" and more like "Futures"
witty article title
Except Invented is pretty good so..
Digging: The Soft Moon - Deeper
one of my most anticipated of 2013
Digging: Tigers on Trains - Grandfather
didnt enjoy their last album, hoping this one is better
Dine Alone brought you bands like Alexisonfire, City & Colour, and The Lumineers. They also signed Marilyn Manson.
Yup, less Invented, more Futures please
Huh. An interesting label change. I was not familiar with this label prior to this article, but I am familiar with plenty of the artists that have been signed to it. They seem a bit out of place on this one, but good things can always come of that.
Considering that they are JEW and often change effortlessly while maintaining their own unique sound, they should do just fine.
Digging: Zao - Xenophobe / Fear Itself
don't even try acting like yall didn't dig Invented.
Digging: mewithoutYou - Pale Horses
I didn't dig Invented
i avoided Invented
I 2'd Invented :|
More Jimmy? Yes, please.
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Should be good.
damage incorporated
Mh cool. Their last one was kinda boring in my opinion. Still looking forward to this.
Digging: Senses Fail - Pull The Thorns From Your Heart
Fuck yes. Band does no wrong
"less Invented, more Futures please"
Futures is their least interesting release
Woah, can't wit. And guys, Invented ruled. :I
Digging: August Burns Red - Found in Far Away Places
"I've never heard of this label so this just sounded like a pathetic news flash."
mmmm ok thanks
Hope this is good. But considering Invented sucked, I dont have very high hopes for this. Futures rocked though.
Invented was shit. Futures was tits.
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Bleed American was tits n' nips.
according to jim its gonna sound more raw than anything theyve done since static prevails. no more than 3 takes for each track upon recording. no pitch adjustments and minimal studio correcting/cutting. and it is quite weighted towards the acoustic guitar. and its going to have the theme of a grown up break-up record, where the consequences of heartbreak are more severe as you get older. check out the song "book of love" on youtube. gorgeous song.
damn i like their polished shit
guess we'll see
wow that doesn't get me excited at all
Futures was dope on tits. Clarity was balln' too.
That news is actually making me less excited for this record.
Who knows, maybe it will be good. I'm hoping for something that's at least better than Invented.
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Farmingdale State College's 100-anniversary gallery exhibition titled "Historical Perspectives,"
WHAT: Farmingdale State College Centennial Exhibition:
Historical Perspectives
WHEN: January 23 through March 9, 2012
Gallery hours: Monday through Friday from 9:00AM-4:00PM
Thursday, February 9 – Exhibition Opening from 5:30-8:30PM, featuring a welcome by President W. Hubert Keen followed by a special Alumni Panel Discussion
WHERE: The Memorial Gallery in Nathan Hale Hall, Farmingdale State College
DETAILS: Celebrate Farmingdale State College's 100th anniversary through a gallery exhibition titled "Historical Perspectives," and visually experience its rich history as Long Island's first public institution of higher learning.
Photographs and artifacts will be displayed emphasizing FSC's beginnings in 1912 as an agricultural college and our transition into a comprehensive college of applied sciences and technologies.
At the Exhibition Opening on February 9, the special Alumni Panel will include Anthony Mastroianni, Class of 1950; Judith McEvoy, Class of 1960; Joe Egan, Class of 1960 and Rich Lahn, Class of 2004. The memories of these alumni will paint a unique picture of student life at Farmingdale during these decades. Attendance by other alumni is expected.
Admission is free and the gallery is accessible to persons with mobility impairments.
For additional information, please call 631-420-6118 / 631-420-2181.