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Matt King is an indifferent husband and father of two girls, who is forced to re-examine his past and embrace his future when his wife suffers a boating accident off of Waikiki. The event leads to a rapprochement with his young daughters while Matt wrestles with a decision to sell the familys land handed down from Hawaiian royalty and missionaries.
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We quote portions of Akers' description of the Price Coin: "This is a fabulous coin...maybe even the finest, with its only rivals being the gorgeous Gem from Stack's March 1991 sale, lot 1221, and the coin from the Museum of Connecticut History sold by Heritage as lot 6031 in June 1995. This coin is fully struck with highly lustrous surfaces and sublimely beautiful color, a rich orange gold with a few copper highlights. The surfaces are extremely clean and have just a very slight natural haze, a hallmark of the coin's originality and the fact that it has never been cleaned, dipped or otherwise tampered with in any way....There are some minor contact marks, including one on Liberty's lower right (facing) leg, but the fields are immaculate and generally free of marks or hairlines."
To Akers' description we would add the following. The orange-gold surfaces are imbued with subtle lime-green accents, that are especially prominent on the reverse. The luster is frosted, as is typical for this issue. The long, nearly horizontal die scratch from the obverse rim at 3 o'clock that is seen on most specimens is not present on this coin. It does, however, contain the often-seen die lump inside the 0 of the date.
Of the 74,000 pieces originally struck of this issue, virtually all were later melted in the 1930s, leaving only 35-40 coins extant today in all grades. Of the five collectible dates at the end of the Saint-Gaudens series, the 1930-S is probably the most difficult, surpassing the 1929, 1931, 1931-D, and 1932. As an MS66, it is extremely rare with only three other pieces having been so graded by PCGS, and one by NGC; no finer coins are known (11/05).
From The Phillip H. Morse Collection of Saint-Gaudens Coinage, Part Two.(Registry values: N1) (NGC ID# 26GM, PCGS# 9191)
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Originally written on NESN.com | Last updated 4/24/13
Claude Julien was mad Tuesday night and for good reason. He had just seen his team play one of its worst games of the season, and after the game, the Bruins head coach let his club have it. It's unclear whether or not Julien lit his boys up in the dressing room (one would assume there's a good chance that happened, though), but he also took the B's to task in his postgame news conference. Julien sounded annoyed, frustrated and downright ticked off following his club's 5-2 loss to the Flyers in Philadelphia on Tuesday night, and he pulled no punches after the game. "That was definitely a step back in our game," Julien told reporters. "You know, really poor puck management and poor decision making. To me, that's a reflection of the guys not being ready to play. At one point, they've got to take the accountability of not being ready. We do a lot of work to prepare and it certainly reflects on us as well as a whole team, the coaching staff and everyone else. "Too much of that lately and not enough focus. We're running out of time to get this stuff going. You always hope that its' some sort of a wakeup call, but with the way the season's gone, you're questioning whether it will or not. Only time will tell." Julien was also asked about the play of Zdeno Chara, as the Bruins captain had a game Tuesday night that was far from his best. Perhaps he was tired, a reporter proposed to Julien, only to have the coach quickly shoot that down. "Let's stay away from excuses because it's not gonna work," Julien snapped. "Excuses is a lot of BS right now. We need to quit hiding behind those excuses because it's a load of crap."
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Teens Teach Tech at the Ojai LibrarySubmitted by Ojai Valley Scribe on September 9, 2013 - 2:10pm
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Say Cheese!Submitted by Fun at Foster on September 6, 2013 - 9:30am
For transparency's sake I'll get to this issue right out front, I have prematurely partaken in the consumption of the pickled orange cauliflower, I was to wait till September 8th, but as Oscar Wilde said, "the only thing I cannot resist is temptation," I couldn't, and it was delicious. Crunchy, spicy, garlicky and picklely all combined, just wonderful! Pickling is a must for all serious "David's dish" devotees.
I guess I have been on a bit of a tear for making fermented food stuffs, so the next logical step would have to be cheese making. I just want cheese to be another fermented food that I can endlessly talk about in front of my co-workers and either have them admit to making it or be encouraged to make some cheese, I know for admitting this a couple of gold stars will be taken away, but it's the truth.
The cheese making was almost stopped in its tracks for I left the recipe book at work. What would I do? I couldn't wing it, I needed a source in the form of a book, right? Then, I remembered my Achilles heel that I could turn into strength, the library databases! I've heard it said countless times the library databases are our friend's and by Jove, if this friendship leads to cheese making I'm all for it!
After getting to the E.P Foster Library webpage a few clicks on the computer and staring me in the face was Zinio digital magazines, it's a program that offers tons of free magazines, including the March 16th Food Network magazine, the cheese issue! The magazine displays beautifully on my tiny iPod. On page 68 of the digital magazine there's a great recipe for fresh ricotta, a simple well illustrated no fuss no muss recipe. The recipe calls for milk, heavy cream, kosher salt, fresh lemon juice and distilled white vinegar. A little boiling, some draining, and little thinking about the nursery rhythm "Little Miss Muffet" and you are done. You are now officially a cheese maker! Please explore our information rich databases, you won't be sorry!
*****David's dish
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Heart PrintSubmitted by Fun at Foster on September 3, 2013 - 3:12pm
CLASSIC MARITIME FISH STORIES (The ones that got away)Submitted by Fun at Foster on August 30, 2013 - 2:30pm
Two of my favorite fish stories are Melville's MOBY DICK and Hemmingway's THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA. Call me Ishmael, but there is a romantic essence to the dangers of sea faring. And these two authors knew how to spin a good yarn that included hubris and folly. Hemmingway won the Pulitzer for his work in 1953, while Moby Dick is considered one of the finest pieces of American Literature, sometimes given to the moniker, "The Great American Novel".
Both Ahab and the old man are, in a sense, monomaniacs. They are both so single minded in the pursuit of their objects that they become oblivious to every thing else. It creates pride, which leads to each of the character's own downfall. Both of them die before ever obtaining what they truly seek. And neither one ever perceives the inherent folly of his own actions.
The Sea is a great equalizer for American writers, because the United States is situated along three shores, the Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf Coasts. Alaska has the most shoreline; and Hawaii is surrounded by the Pacific. The vastness of it creates a canvas upon which a writer can paint many portraits of human travail. And it serves to facilitate the metaphor of how small we are in comparison to nature-that it cannot be tamed… and yet, we can become extinct. This is the overwhelming theme in these two stories. I will begin with Melville here, and then review Hemmingway later.
MOBY DICK By Herman Melville.
"Call me Ishmael", is one of the great opening lines of any novel, and sets the tone for 1st person narration. This is the account by a new hire of the great whaling vessel, The Pequod and the man who was its captain, the elusive Ahab. The story is rife with Biblical reference, particularly about the wages of sin and the elusiveness of redemption.
Ahab walks the deck alone at night to the sound of his peg leg pounding along the gang boards. It is a reminder to those below who have sailed with him many times, about how he came to lose his leg. The Great White Whale, Moby Dick, a giant albino Sperm whale remains the single occupancy of his consciousness. For it was this whale which caused him to wear a peg. And it is this whale that drives him on each voyage of killing and retrieving whales as a business. So much so, that he hammers a gold doubloon to the main mast and offers it to any scalawag who spots the Great White Whale on each voyage.
The vestigial plot is of the train wreck variety, even though Ahab does not appear before chapter 28 of 135 chapters. There is no conflict moving toward a crisis in Moby Dick, because the crisis is long past, the battle for the soul lost in a summary flashback by the delirium that followed the castrating bite that took off Ahab's leg. The one emotion that is returned to him is vengeance. Ahab is now shaped in an unalterable mould. The die is cast. All that's left is the denouement with all the characters-save the narrator, Ishmael -dragged inexorably toward destruction.
Melville reads the captain as a demagogue, blinded by his own profane quest. Ahab manipulates his crew, squandering his investor's money and his crew's lives to satisfy his immoral agenda-piloting his ship toward a doomed conflict with a murderous, uncontrollable, unstoppable monster.
The whiteness of the whale is "the pallor of the dead" and the "shroud in which we wrap them". But it is also the most meaningful symbol of spiritual things. Even Que Qui, the tattooed harpooner from the South Pacific who befriends Ishmael, sees in the rolling of some whale bones, the prophecy of their deaths. He becomes immobilized in a spiritual trance knowing the ultimate fate of the ship.
Eventually, the Pequod rendezvous with the Great White Whale and Ahab takes his vengeance upon it, after the whale broadsides the ship leaving it to sink. He leaps upon the creature with a harpoon and gets caught up in the rope, dragged under by the whale, but not before inflicting it with the harpoon. When he appears on the surface again, his body is tangled in the web of rope, with only a free arm loose. It waves with the motion of the monster, as if beckoning the crew to follow their captain in finishing the job he no longer can. But the ship sinks beneath the waves, leaving only Ishmael as a survivor to tell the story.
To keep the whale oil burning in a rich man's lap required the delicate maneuvering of a crew whose demographic diversity predicted America's future. Caucasians, Indians, African Americans, various islanders are all, as Melville would write, " federated along one keel". A misdirected melting pot, it sails on under a man divided and seared by the conflagration raging inside him. Its as if Melville is beckoning us to believe that we are a nation, a species, full of diversity and also of greed and pride, Hubris, ever poised on self-destruction. It could be read as a cautionary tale whose ending he saw as unavoidable extinction.
-Resident Philosopher Doug Taylor
September is Library Card Sign-Up Month!Submitted by NoseyNoober on August 30, 2013 - 8:53am
Ojai Library Presents: Local Author Doug ParkerSubmitted by Ojai Valley Scribe on August 27, 2013 - 3:30pm
Ogden Nash: The Life and Work of America's Laureate of Light Verse
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Ojai Library Presents Local Author Daniela AlriatiSubmitted by Ojai Valley Scribe on August 27, 2013 - 2:27pm
Simply OrganicSubmitted by Fun at Foster on August 27, 2013 - 1:17pm
I went far afield this week in my quest become a legend of the cookery world. A brightly colored book caught my eye, please spare me the, "Don't judge a book by the cover", because I do! I believe I've just got myself in a pickle by stating the former, but that's fine because this adventure delves into pickling.
Simply Organic: a cookbook for sustainable, seasonal, and local ingredients, by Jesse Ziff Cool, is the book I fancy this week, and it's not a book primarily about pickling, in fact, there is only one pickling recipe in the book. The cookbook possesses a wonderful connection to seasonal relationships with food it begins with spring recipes and ends with winter recipes. Mindful eating is discussed in the book and not imposing our eating believes on others, being respectful of food choices of others. I would love to spend a year strictly following the recipes in the cookbook. It just has so many great recipes and so much insight to the world of healthy food.
I'll stop gushing and get down to the nitty-gritty of pickling cauliflower. Yes, I chose the Pickled Cauliflower recipe, orange cauliflower, because we all know "the Dish" must cook with panache! The preparation and ingredients are simple, just steam some cauliflower then add vinegar, garlic, jalapenos and a few other ingredients then your set. The whole deal took about 20 minutes, no problem. The results, the pickled cauliflower will be ready in two weeks or so, I'll post them next time. I highly recommend this cookbook!
*****David's Dish
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San Buenaventura MissionSubmitted by Fun at Foster on August 26, 2013 - 2:44pm
Mission San Buenaventura is a Spanish mission founded in 1782 by the Franciscan order in present-day Ventura, California. It was the ninth and final Spanish mission established in California by Father Junípero Serra. Named for Saint Bonaventure, the mission is the namesake of the city of Ventura (officially "San Buenaventura") and Ventura County.
In 1793, the first church burned down. In 1893, Father Cyprian Rubio "modernized" the interior of the church, painting over the original artwork; when he finished, almost nothing remained of the old church. New priests restored the church to its original style in 1957. Today all that remains of the original Mission is the church and its garden. Services are still held in the parish church. A small museum sits at the Mission with displays of Chumash Indian artifacts and mission-era items.
To find out more, Foster Library has books on the Missions of California as well as information about Father Junipero Serra.
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Fillmore Reads!Submitted by NoseyNoober on August 26, 2013 - 7:41am
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This month's title is: The Sespe Wild: Southern California's Last Free River
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"Fillmore Reads" is sponsored by: Soroptimist International of Fillmore and the Fillmore Library


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I don't understand this comment about not being able to use 400 speed film in a 127 camera.
That's because most 127 cameras are Brownie type / box cameras with fixed shutter speeds of about 1/45 and they blow out fast film in anything more than dark shade. They were designed for ASA 64 films.
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Had I known J was really good I would have made sure we took it! However, we took H west out of town, but then jumped onto 39 and took it west. We eventually got to Platteville, where we stopped at a Wal Mart to pick up a few things - the Mrs. had discovered that she really didn't like having bugs on her visor, so we picked up a pack of Windex Wipes to shove in a tank bag.
I should mention how beautiful it is in this part of the state. Patchwork rolling hills, everything very green, I was so glad that I turned on the gopro to take pictures at one minute intervals when we left New Glarus.
.... only I guess I didn't, because I got NOTHING. Oops.
Regardless, we were having a great time, chatting away, just riding and sightseeing. We did see a pretty serious wreck in Platteville, I watched an old lady in a Cadillac run a red light (we were approaching it from her right) and tbone the pickup two cars in front of us. no one was hurt, and somehow the old lady was mad at the truck!!
After our WalMart stop (and a snack and bottle of water) we headed south on county roads to Galena, Illinois. Now, Mrs. Bsucardinalfan does not like hotels. She just finds them 'icky'. So my original plan was to make this a camping trip. Only - we don't have ANY camping gear, it might be really really hot (and that would suck) and I was a little concerned over the length of the trip and how she would handle it (I need not have worried about that!). So I did some research and discovered that there is no shortage of Bed and Breakfast establishments in Galena. So I finally picked
The Stillman Inn.
I was feeling pretty good about that as we rode past the place, and my wife, still not realizing we were staying there, came over the intercom to announce to me that she thought that place was 'cute'. So far so good!
We arrived, unloaded the bikes, showered, changed, and met the owner, Dave. Dave then proceeded to blow one of my big surprises for the trip by announcing where we needed to go next, but I didn't really tell him it was a secret, so I can't be all that upset with him I guess. The Inn itself was pretty nice. Everything was clean and you can tell the owners take pride in it. My wife was comfortable with it and that is what really mattered!
The inn is basically across the street from the home of U S Grant, the former president and war general.
We walked past (it was a Monday and not open...plus it was already about 6 pm) and checked out the grounds, and eventually down to Grant Park, where there are many old cannons and a nice statue of Grant himself.
then, for the big no longer a surprise, a horse and carriage arrived to take us to dinner. (My wife is a bit of a sucker for romantic gestures, and likes horses). Galena is a town that has really embraced it's 1800's heritage, and has a very nice little downtown area. It was really a perfect place to spend the evening, even if on a Monday things aren't as lively as they are on the weekends, according to the carriage driver.
The carriage ride took us across the Galena river and into downtown, eventually stopping off at our restaurant, Vinny Vanucchis.
I cannot recommend the restaurant highly enough. Affordable, fresh, delicious, and this dessert was amazing. (and I wonder why I'm overweight.)
After dinner we walked down the main street, stopped in for a drink at a nice little hotel/bar, and then made the walk back up the hill to the Inn. At this point I was pretty much husband of the year.
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- A soft and floaty bridal gown would look delicious with a messy side plait, dewy makeup and a bold coral lip
- Single stemmed blooms in the palest of yellows will brighten up any table, drop them into vintage milk bottles or jam jars for a laid-back burst of color
- Dress your maids in pale and creamy shades of yellow for just a hint of spring colour
- Create a quirky guestbook letter line, using twine and pegs. Provide your guests with yellow and green printed postcards and envelopes lined with pretty paper and ask them to share their words of wisdom with you for a long and happy marriage. Then pin their cards to the letter line.
- Yellow socks and shoes ~ a genius way to add a splash of colour to your ensembles
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When i think of weightclasses in sporttouring, i think of the complet packed,size,power weight and etc.
Heavy weight are for me FJR1300,c14,RT etc. Their big,heavy,knock out power but not that fastest or lightes on theyr feet.
Light heavy weight ZX14,busa,K13,XX etc. Big,lighter then the heavy,knock out power,fast,moves lighter on the feet.
Middle weight GSX1200,Ninja 1000,FZ1,Sprint st,VFR800 etc smaller,power,fast and moves light on its feets.
Light weight GSX650,ER6,FZ6 etc smal,fast on the feets, make up the lack of power in nimblnes.
Feather weight from 500cc.
yeah i know, i whatch to much kombat sport.
Riding posistion os so difrent from person to person, i have two friends with VFR800,one can ride it for a while and get wrist pain, the other feels fine.
Ownd a Sprint 955i before, and i thought that the ZX14 whould be thougher to take long trips with becouse its lower bars and a more aggresiv riding position, but th ZX14 is more comfy then the 955i.
The ZX14,VFR800 and 955 are comfy and god bikes in theyr class but they all can be tiersom to ride in 40mph or lower for a time.
If you ride alot in citys but still whant somthing with a litle kick that you can easy tour with, my suggestion whould be somthing like Ninja1000,GSXF1200/1250,FZ1.
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One Direction has brought their world domination to the big screen in their new documentary/concert film "One Direction: This Is Us," directed by "Super Size Me" creator Morgan Spurlock.
With yesterday's big premiere in London — just days before the group's planned appearance at Sunday's VMAs — a handful of overseas critics got an early look at "This Is Us" and share their thoughts. Check out a sampling of what they had to say about the movie in our early review round-up below.
The Story So Far
One Direction is, needless to say, an extraordinarily successful English/Irish quintet assembled from the outcasts of a 2010 "X Factor" audition. "X Factor" overlord Simon Cowell noticed the fivesome among the aspirants, and wondered if perhaps assembling an entire group of attractive teenage male singers might prove a winning business model. It was a gamble, to be sure, but once tethered together, One Direction ended up finishing in third place and immediately signed to Cowell's Syco Records label, where they quickly evolved into a worldwide sensation, becoming the first British act to top the U.S. album charts with a debut album. — Andrew Barker, Variety
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What's the opposite of warts-n-all? 'No warts' doesn't even begin to describe Morgan Spurlock's fly-on-the-wall film about One Direction. No warts, no acne — there's not even a pimple on the butt of this on-tour portrait of the reality-bred boy popsters. The director is Morgan Spurlock — the man who took on McDonald's in "Super Size Me." But you won't find an anti-corporate message here. This is relentlessly on-message, crammed full of cheeky shirtless moments for fans. — Time Out London
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There are pre-gig hijinks and post-gig heart-to-hearts, all of which the boys conduct in an at least partial state of undress. Even a visit to the recording studio is conducted sans trousers. Unusually, Cowell has missed a trick here: imagine the scope for product placement if he'd used the film to launch a range of One Direction-themed underpants. Virtually the only part of the film in which the boys aren't wandering around in their underwear is a brief interlude in which Louis Tomlinson visits his great-grandmother. — Robbie Collin, The Telegraph
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But it's also tough being at the top and the band admit it's hard being away from their friends and family. The weepy moments come courtesy of the 1D mums. Harry's mum Anne Cox and Liam's mum Karen get all weepy when talking about missing their boys. But Karen has a crafty plan and keeps a cardboard cut-out of Liam in his bed much to the surprise of the singer when he makes a rare trip home. And Zayn's mum Tricia sobs down the phone after she explores her family's brand spanking new pad courtesy of her superstar son.
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You realize that it is probably going to cost around a billion or so dollars (maybe not that high but it is going to be very costly) for Disney/Marvel to regain the character rights? If this one under performs, Sony will merely wait another year or two and reboot it with a different director and writer and keep doing this so that Marvel is denied a chance at buying it back.
That's why it has to fail spectacularly.
But really, if Sony keeps the rights forever, it serves Marvel right for signing such a stupid deal in the first place.
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Fifteen F-22 Raptors from the 90th Fighter Squadron at Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska, are slated to deploy to Andersen AFB, Guam, in January. The deployment supports U.S. Pacific Command's theater security packages in the Western Pacific. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Cynthia Spalding)
HICKAM AIR FORCE BASE, Hawaii (AFNS) -- Fifteen F-22 Raptors are scheduled to deploy to Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, in January 2010 for approximately three months.
The fighters and associated personnel will deploy from the 90th Fighter Squadron at Elmendorf AFB, Alaska.
The deployment supports U.S. Pacific Command's theater security packages in the Western Pacific and follows the recent departure from the theater of two deployed squadrons of F-22s that also were supporting U.S. PACOM's TSP. The fighters and personnel deployed to Andersen AFB, Guam, and Kadena Air Base, Japan, completed their redeployment in October 2009.
The F-22 is a transformational combat aircraft that can avoid enemy detection, cruises at supersonic speeds, is highly maneuverable, and provides the joint force an unprecedented level of integrated situational awareness.
As part of continuing force posture adjustments to address worldwide requirements, U.S. officials continue to deploy additional forces throughout the Western Pacific. This is the latest example of the flexibility U.S. forces have to meet their ongoing commitments and security obligations throughout the Pacific region.
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'Islamic fascists' label may grate, but it fits
Some Muslim groups find the term harsh and offensive, but, sadly, it captures the essence of terrorists' hate-driven agenda.
President Bush's rhetoric sometimes misses the mark, but his use of the term "Islamic fascists" underscores a real point that should not be blurred by euphemism. The evil ideology that produced the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, the train and subway bombings in Madrid and London, and now the plot to blow up airliners over the Atlantic, has its roots in Islam. Those who preach jihad are not, after all, Lutherans, Episcopalians or hard-shell Baptists.
President Bush has been criticized for using the term "Islamic fascists" by the Council on American-Islamic Relations. CAIR, which represents Muslims in America, called it an explosive term that "instantly brings to mind the 20th Century's greatest horror, the Holocaust, because it offends the sensibilities of millions of people." CAIR is sensitive, as we all should be, to the idea that Americans should take pains to differentiate between terrorists and peaceful Muslims. But the criticism of Bush's use of "Islamic fascists" misses the target.
This criticism over language comes at a time when Americans have been on alert to a particularly devious plot to blow up airliners that, if it had not been prevented, could have killed thousands of people. The suspects who have been implicated are all Muslim, even though they base their acts on a twisted, medieval understanding of Islam.
We need to emphasize that it is terrorism, and not the faith itself, that is the enemy. We are dealing with an extreme, radical, violent interpretation of Islam. We are dealing with an evil ideology that poisons impressionable minds of disaffected Muslims around the world. We are dealing with radical Muslim leaders who exploit the freedoms of the West to incite murderous acts against that free society.
It's unjust to blame Islam for the acts of terrorists. Our problems are with a violent, radical, splinter sect. But we should not hide the true nature of that threat out of some misguided sense of political correctness. President Bush called the terrorists "Islamic fascists." Only those who really are Islamic fascists should take offense. Peaceful, law-abiding Muslims, who are also the targets of terrorism, should not feel insulted. But they should be greatly offended by the terrorist jihadists who are trying to hijack one of the world's great religions.
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"Really enoyed this book"
This book was my first audible listen and I really enjoyed it. I am a fan of Elin Hilderbrand and this book was not disappointing in the least. Taken out of recent headlines, the story presents from the point of view, not of the villian, but of Meredith, the spouse, and her childhood friend, now estranged, whom she calls on for help. This friend, Connie, is battling her own demons of grief and estrangement. The story switches back and forth between the two main characters. My only (small) disappointment was that it was occasionally difficult to differentiate which character was speaking becuase the narrators sounded very similar. Otherwise, this was a very good book.
"Relaxing Beach Listen"
Just wanted something not complicated to read on vacation to the beach. Kind of already new what the book was going to be about. Since the book was about the beach it was nice. Listening to the sounds of the beach and listing to this book it was great it all fit perfectly.
"Could Not get Past Narration"
The storyline of this book seemed interesting so I bought it. Should have listened to the sample beforehand. The narrator whistles her "s" and I could not get use to her rushed narration.
"Very Entertaining"
Love this author. I can SEE it while I'm listening. Really passes the time while working.
"Mirror of Madoff Story"
Great story. critics may say that that without Madoff, there is no story here. Not really fair. While the overall story is similar to the Madoff story, there are many good sub stories and good character development.
"Hilderbrand missed the mark on this one"
I have enjoyed many of Hilderbrand's books--always a great summer read. But I found this one a long, slow slog. It was tedious to say the least. The plot was almost non-existent, and what little there was, was predictable. Her use of flashbacks really didn't work well. Was glad to get to the end and move on to a better book.
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