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Professor Troy Hunt received an award of excellence from the Broadcast Education Association's Festival of Media Arts in the station promo, public service announcement, commercial category.
Hunt received the award for a spot entitled "Student E-Mail."
"This spot was produced to increase student awareness of the availability of campus hosted e-mail addresses," said Hunt. "The idea was to create something humorous yet informative. So, I sat down and looked back at some of the funniest email addresses I have had students use during my teaching career. I incorporated these ideas, with minor changes, into the spot and had the students in the advanced radio class help produce it."
The award-winning spot has been played on the campus radio station throughout the academic year.
The BEA Festival of Media Arts is hosted annually in association with the BEA annual convention. Faculty members from colleges and universities from around the world submit materials in several categories to be adjudicated by broadcast professionals and academicians. The acceptance rates to the festival are similar to those of most professional academic journals where submissions are examined by an editorial board before publication occurs.
"The competition each year is quite stiff," said Hunt. "My submission placed third in the overall competition and the point difference between the top three was minimal. I am especially pleased that the spot winning the first place recognition was also selected as the best of festival in audio production for the BEA Festival. This indicates how well the spot stood up to the work of my colleagues from across the nation."
Hunt gives credit to the fine work done by his students in helping make the spot a reality.
"Without the creative voice work of students, the spot would not have been as effective," said Hunt. "It is always great to work with students and see how creative they can be. I look forward to continuing my work with students on future projects."
Those wishing to hear the award winning spot can find a link to it on the radio station's web site: http://theedge.ceu.edu.

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I bought this book, because I desperately want to learn how to play my own guitar solos. I've looked at pentatonic scales, and know where they are, but can't seem to "break out of the box" and move up and down the neck.
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The Future of Student News
Posted: Apr 29th 2009 10:53AM
Filed Under: Politics, Small Campus, Big Story, Media
Henceforth, we will be know as The Cram, but our purpose remains consistent:
"The Cram is opinion and analysis from accomplished student writers at higher learning institutions across America, where the future of politics is taking shape every day over collegial debate and caffeinated study. Join us as we break down the news cycle with an eye on campus issues and enough energy to conquer any syllabus."
You will find your favorite writers and new faces on The Cram, as well as a beat on the topics that interest you most. This week we've covered the continued controversy over Notre Dame's selection of President Obama as this year's commencement speaker, how the New York State budget is aversely effecting the state's student population, the continued towering tuition increases at our nation's universities, an exclusive speech made by the Bush Administration official who deemed waterboarding legal, and, right now, we're tweeting live from Obama's "100th Day" town hall in St. Louis.
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Why Do Americans Oppose the Release of Information?
Posted: Apr 26th 2009 5:53PM
Filed Under: Politics, Boston University, Media
In a new Washington Post poll, most Americans approve of Barack Obama's performance during his first 100 days in office.
But although the Post led its Sunday story with that finding, another response in the survey about the recently released torture memos is considerably more newsworthy. Apparently, 44 percent of the public disapproves of Obama's decision to release secret documents from the Bush administration detailing the interrogation of terrorism suspects. Fifty-three percent approved.
That key question also revealed a deep partisan divide, with three-quarters of Democrats backing the disclosure of the memos and just as many Republicans opposing the hotly debated move.
Why does access to more information fall along a partisan split? I was just as perplexed last year when I covered the Roger Clemens steroids-in-baseball hearing on Capitol Hill, and Democrats on the government reform committee harshly interrogated The Rocket while their Republican counterparts defended him. (I still can't figure out why, and Clemens has not been recorded by the FEC for any GOP campaign donations.)
But when did the issue of releasing information -- albeit from the secretive Bush administration about the sensitive issue of torture -- begin to irk conservatives? Shouldn't the availability of information be heralded by all, whether it be documents implicating a Democratic governor of New York in a prostitution ring or sexual instant messages between a Republican congressman from Florida and his congressional pages?
'Waterboarding Memo' Author Speaks to College Republicans
Posted: Apr 26th 2009 12:36AM
Filed Under: Politics, Small Campus, Big Story, USC
Former Bush Administration official John Yoo, author of several Justice Department memos determining waterboarding and other "enhanced interrogation techniques" to be legal, addressed the California College Republicans as the keynote speaker at their statewide convention in San Francisco this weekend.
Author's note: In addition to political commentary, I'm a member of the USC College Republicans. Views posted here are my own.
Two dozen protesters gathered outside the Hyatt Fisherman's Wharf hotel where the convention was being held, holding signs calling Yoo a war criminal as they chanted, "Jail John Yoo!"
Why I Can't Reduce My Carbon Footprint
Posted: Apr 25th 2009 5:40PM
Filed Under: Environment, American University
It would not be Earth Day weekend without the requisite guilt: Pesky environmentalists proselytizing their cause ad nauseum, hoping to influence at least one group of complacent bystanders to evaluate their carbon footprint. Though annoying, their cause has ample merit: A recent study by the National Climate Data Center reveals that the period between January and March 2009 was the eighth hottest on record. The next three months, for that reason, are certain to pan out no differently.
So on the heels of an excessively warm Earth Day, from the couch in my excessively warm apartment in Washington D.C., I decide to question my own impact on the environment. To do so, I locate an informal quiz at EarthDay.net, one of the "holiday's" leading advocacy groups. The verdict: I am a greedy, hoarding, inefficient waste of Earth space, living a lifestyle that, if emulated by billions, would destroy the Earth more than four times over:
I'm shocked; until now, I have no idea I'm truly wrecking the Earth, and I thus feel guilty. I subsequently consult the Web site's quiz-specific conservation guide, hoping to gain some insight into which specific behaviors contribute to my planet's downfall. What I find, however, verges on asinine.
The top tip EarthDay.net offers me is predictable: I should replace my most common household appliances with machines or devices that are more energy efficient. Although I have not the resources to make any such purchases right now, I estimate their cost using BestBuy.com anyway. My findings are hardly surprising. To replace the old refrigerator, washer, dryer, air conditioner and television in my apartment with the cheapest (and smallest) ENERGY STAR-compliant appliances on the market, it would cost me approximately $1,900, sans delivery and tax. This hefty sum excludes a host of other inefficient appliances that I normally use -- including my laptop and stove, for instance -- which would presumably cost me even more to replace.
(Click to read more about the quiz and what it means.)
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Supreme Court Explores High School Searches, Personal Drama
Posted: Apr 24th 2009 10:06AM
Filed Under: National News, Washington University, News
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The Supreme Court is one of the United States's most venerable institutions, packed with nine of the nation's best legal minds, so it makes sense that they might be a little too busy to keep up with popular culture. Comments during the oral arguments in a case earlier this week, though, take out of touch to a new level.
Safford Unified School District v. Redding, heard by the court on Tuesday, asks the justices to weigh in on the constitutionality of strip searching students in schools when administrators have received a tip about hidden contraband but no location-specific information. While sorting through the complex fourth amendment issues, Justices found themselves transported back to their own time in school.
Take Justice Breyer, who wondered how the strip search was any different than what he had to endure while being forced to change for gym class and, less relevantly, while being teased by fellow students.
"In my experience when I was 8 or 10 or 12 years old, you know, we did take our clothes off once a day, we changed for gym, OK? And in my experience, too, people did sometimes stick things in my underwear," said Breyer while trying to point out that it might not be unusual for children to hide things from teachers in their underwear. As the court broke out into laughter, Breyer quickly added, "Or not my underwear. Whatever. Whatever."
So What If Texas DID Secede From The Union?
Posted: Apr 23rd 2009 7:26PM
The blogosphere is still rumbling this week after a suggestion by Texas Governor Rick Perry that the (now literally) Lone Star state secede from the embattled union. It does not help, of course, that a poll released on Thursday by Research2000 merely confirms the unfortunate truth that Perry's comments may have resonated among some Texans: In the survey, nearly 35 percent of respondents, mostly Republicans, indicated they felt Texas would be better off as an "independent nation."
It would be naive to take these findings seriously; gauging public opinion on any topic is difficult and daunting, especially when the questions themselves are indulgent and practically invite silliness. It is likely that many of the survey's respondents answered only out of jest, submitting to Perry's gaffe without the slightest contemplation of what secession would actually mean for their state, personal or geographic.
But that hasn't stopped a plethora of pundits from jokingly hypothesizing on their behalf. Earlier this week, Daily Kos noted a few drawbacks to Texan secession: the loss of its coveted military bases, exorbitant NASA funding and most of its dirty industry. Preceding that prediction was Nate Silver, who reminded politicos at FiveThirtyEight that an America without Texas would have catapulted the Democrats to a filibuster-proof supermajority in Congress -- even without Al Franken's help -- and ensured that not another Bush family member could have won the White House in 2004.
Indeed, we can attribute to Texas' departure a number of interesting benefits (that only those wary voters who stuck out the economy's apoplexy could reap). For example...
Former Space Man Talks Politics, Accomplishments
Posted: Apr 23rd 2009 5:28PM
Filed Under: Politics, Culture, The Economy, Muskingum College
On April 9, 2009 - 50 years ago this month - John Glenn was named a member of the Mercury 7, the United States' first astronauts. Glenn grew up in the village of New Concord - a small, college town in southeastern Ohio. He was a member of the village band and eventually a student at Muskingum College.
Since those days, his name has been one that is familiar to most anyone. He was a fighter pilot, a test pilot, one of America's first astronauts, the first man to orbit earth in space, an Ohio senator, a presidential candidate and later the oldest man to fly in space.
"It's hard for me to believe it's been that long," he said. "Part of that is because it seems to vivid to me."
One thing made clear by speaking with Glenn is his keen interest in politics and history. In fact, Glenn, a former Ohio Senator from 1974 to 1999, ran for president in 1984 but was unsuccessful. A close friend of the Kennedy family, Glenn was with Robert Kennedy when President John Kennedy was assassinated in Texas.
Glenn campaigned for Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry in 2004 and President Barack Obama in 2008. Glenn has said Obama is "doing an exceptional job" dealing with America's economic crisis.
"I can't speak with any certainty about the economy, because nobody knows what's going to happen, and I think we had to do something because this was the biggest drift down since the Great Depression."
Magazine Capitalizes on Obama's Pecs
Posted: Apr 22nd 2009 4:30PM
Filed Under: News, Media, Notre Dame
Let's instead turn to a much lighter story. Washingtonian Magazine, which typically has such attention-grabbing cover stories as "Top 100 Dentists in the Washington Area" or "Top 30 Places to Visit on the Weekend," has put out a May cover that is getting way more attention than their April edition, "Inside 10 Great Homes."
The topic of this month's cover issue is "26 Reasons to Love Living Here." Reason No. 2 is: "Our new neighbor is hot."
To prove the point, the magazine put a picture of President Obama, clad only in a bathing suit and sunglasses, on the cover.
I know the print media industry is suffering right now, but really, Washingtonian Magazine? I didn't realize your editorial board consisted of the women from Desperate Housewives.
Debate over Interrogation Tactics Continues
Posted: Apr 21st 2009 8:43AM
Filed Under: Politics, News, Notre Dame
President Obama is making a mistake by not pursuing any prosecutions for those responsible for the harsh interrogation techniques that were used during the Bush administration.
Last week, I posted a blog piece about the legal memos released by the Justice Department that detailed the interrogation techniques used by the United States on people suspected of involvement in terrorist acts or planning. Obama reportedly agonized over the release of the memos, weighing whether their release was necessary for transparency of government or whether releasing the memos would compromise the security of the United States.
When he did release them, he announced that those who had carried out the torture, believing their actions were lawful, would not be subject to prosecution.
George Stephanopoulos, host of ABC's "This Week," asked White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel on Sunday whether the president also ruled out prosecution for the officials who devised the torture polices.
Emanuel responded: "He believes that people in good faith were operating with the guidance they were provided."
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No Handshakes Allowed, Mr. President!
Posted: Apr 21st 2009 2:15AM
Filed Under: Politics, International News, Boston University
Now, add to those taboos shaking hands with leaders of certain countries.
It was only recently at the G-20 summit that Barack Obama was "bending his tall frame" to the king of Saudi Arabia. But on Friday, Obama shook hands with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez at a summit in Trinidad and Tobago.
As the fair and balanced network Fox News objectively told us in a headline, "Handshake With Obama Belies Chavez's Contempt for America."
And Dick Cheney, who like Santa Claus apparently has a list of things that are naughty and nice, told that same award-wanting news network that the handshake "was not helpful."
Miss California & The Gay Rights Thought Police
Posted: Apr 20th 2009 8:22PM
Last night, the Miss USA pageant was held -- unbeknownst to me, since all I know about pageants is what I've seen in Little Miss Sunshine. Near the end of the pageant, celebrity judge Perez Hilton was tasked with asking one question of then-frontrunner Miss California Carrie Prejean. He decided to lob a question about one of the most politically controversial issues of our time; Prejean's response may have cost her the title:
Susan Boyle Becomes Internet Sensation
Posted: Apr 20th 2009 3:30PM
Filed Under: Culture, Notre Dame
It is improbable that a homely, 47-year-old woman from a small village in Scotland could captivate the world, but somehow that is exactly what has happened this week.
Last Wednesday, a friend sent me a link to a YouTube video showing Susan Boyle, a woman of admittedly plain looks, with short, curly gray hair, a plump figure and bushy eyebrows. Boyle appeared on Britain's Got Talent, a television show similar to American Idol, where the perpetually tan Simon Cowell and another man and woman judge as regular Brits showcase their performance skills.
The video starts with an interview with Susan Boyle, who says she lives alone with her cat Pebbles, and has never been married, or even kissed. When she walks out on stage, you can hear the laughter from the audience, and see the doubt in the faces of the judges. This woman, everyone thought, would just be another dud, someone who thought she sounded good in the shower, but really struggled to carry a tune.
But everyone gets their chance on the show, even though many in the audience were rolling their eyes. The music for "I Dreamed a Dream" from the musical Les Miserables began, and the audience went from mockery to amazement as they heard Susan Boyle start singing the very difficult song beautifully. The shock registered on the judges' faces, and the audience stood up to cheer, while Susan Boyle calmly continued singing the song she had come to sing.
The YouTube video has, by Monday afternoon, received more than 33 million views. Boyle is one of the top trending topics on Twitter and has been for days. She has over a million fans on Facebook.
And I, for one, cannot stop thinking about her.
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U.S. Cabinet to Eliminate Dozens of Government Programs
Posted: Apr 19th 2009 1:53PM
Filed Under: Politics, Money, Towson University
"Billions are squandered on programs that have outlived their usefulness, or exist solely because of the power of a lobbyist or interest group," Obama said.
An agenda topic at Monday's first full Cabinet meeting will be budget cut proposals from each federal department and agency.
In his Saturday address, Obama named two specific budget cuts recently made: firstly, the Department of Homeland Security is no longer spending $3 million on logo updates. The DHS was created less than 7 years ago and the reason that the logo needed a $3 million update so soon remains to be seen.
The second budget cut is the saving of an estimated "hundreds of billions of dollars in wasteful spending and cost overruns" in the Department of Defense. According to the DoD's FY 2008 Agency Financial Report, the Department's available resources were $1.1 trillion, which primarily consisted of $736.4 billion in appropriations. The net cost of operations was $676 billion. A possible budget cut is no longer appropriating $736.4 billion to tally $1.1 trillion in resources when net operating costs are only $676 billion.
Obama pledged to announce "the elimination of dozens of government programs shown to be wasteful or ineffective. In this effort, there will be no sacred cows, and no pet projects."
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Espionage: Iran's New Word for, 'We Got Nothing'
Posted: Apr 19th 2009 8:51AM
Filed Under: Politics, International News, Boston University, Media
But such is the perplexing case of Roxana Saberi, the Iranian-American reporter who was convicted of spying by Iran's shady court this week. The prosecutors accused the 31-year-old journalist of passing along secret information to U.S. intelligence agencies.
Spying is a pretty serious career choice, not to mention time-consuming. For Saberi to successfully spy on the Iranian government, she would have to maintain a cover, make contacts and stay under the radar for most of the six years that she's lived in the country (at least, according to the Spy Museum tour I took in D.C.).
So if suspected spy Saberi was supposed to lay low, why was she filing dozens of stories each month for news organizations like the BBC, NPR and Fox? In June 2007, she was on the front line in Tehran when Iranians burned down gas stations in opposition to fuel rationing. And she was on the scene when the Islamic country banned women from soccer games the year before, too.
Either Roxana Saberi is a terrible spy, or she's not a spy at all.
Tea Parties: Conservatives' New Media Launch?
Posted: Apr 19th 2009 12:20AM
Filed Under: US Elections, Politics, USC, Media
But the larger impact embodied by these protests is a bit more subtle: It shows that conservatives have discovered new media in a very powerful way.
Political campaigns of all ideological viewpoints have long gathered e-mail lists of supporters and built professionally-designed websites to serve as their online presence. But only recently has the Internet evolved to serve as a global town hall, with activists uploading pictures and videos from events held around the world, and networking tool, with registered organizers pooling resources and sharing plans.
In the last election season, both Barack Obama and John McCain created social networking sites and event registration tools in addition to Facebook pages and a YouTube channel. The Obama campaign was more successful with these tools for a variety of reasons (younger base of supporters, ridiculous talent on staff), but the online media landscape is changing so rapidly that conservatives have a real chance at surpassing the most impressive techniques of the '08 cycle.
Beyond the ideological debate behind Wednesday's protests, the fact remains that hundreds of events, sometimes thousands of miles apart, were linked together by the power of social media, as organizers coordinated events online and exchanged pictures (video, stories, etc.) afterward.
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When Michael J. Farrell signs on as provisional chief of the Ogdensburg Fire Department on Feb. 5, it will set off several temporary promotions in the assistant chief, captain and firefighter ranks.
Mr. Farrell, 47, one of the departments four assistant chiefs, will replace Steven M. Badlam. Mr. Badlam is retiring Feb. 5. His appointment is provisional because he needs to take a Civil Service test with other applicants to create a list of candidates from which one of the top three scorers is chosen for the permanent chief position.
When Mr. Farrell, a 16-year veteran of the department, does take over next month, he is expected to name a fire captain to fill the assistant chief vacancy, a firefighter to the captains opening and a new firefighter, all of them already Civil Service-tested and listed. Their appointments, however, are temporary and will not become permanent until Mr. Farrells does.
He said Wednesday he hopes to score in the top three next year and be appointed chief permanently.
Thats my goal, he said.
Two other promotions are or will be permanent. Firefighter Christopher A. Fay, a 13-year veteran of the department, was promoted to captain earlier this week. He replaced Gerald F. Bova, who recently retired after 20 years with the department.
The department has four captains and, with Mr. Fays promotion, 19 firefighters.
Mr. Fays replacement will be named before Mr. Badlam leaves, so it will also be permanent. The temporary firefighter position will be created when one of the firefighters on staff is promoted to temporary captain.
Mr. Badlam joined the fire department in January 1984 and has been chief since August 2007.
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When a stalker ratchets up his attempts to get to her, cable sex-talk-show host Morgan O'Malley turns to Jack Cole - a self-proclaimed dominant - for help. Though Jack is a bodyguard, Morgan feels anything but safe in his presence. Because slowly and seductively, Jack is bringing her deepest fantasies to the surface. And when he bends her to his will, what's more shocking than her surrender is how much she enjoys it and how she starts to crave his masterful touch. A willing player in Jack's games, Morgan knows that his motives aren't pure. But she has no idea how personal they are.
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Definitely worth the credit for me. This book has everything I look for in an audiobook and more. I like romance with a touch of hot sex in the mix and this book has that in spades. This audiobook is also long enough to let the reader get to know both main characters and give a believable and interesting storyline along with the hot sex. It's a delicate balancing act, something a lot of books I've listened to have failed to achieve.
it's the best way to spend a working day, and i'm thankful my job is one where i can listen to books all day long.
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i suppose you could say i'm on an erotica kick right now, having finished Fifty Shades and wanting more, i turned to Bared to You, but even that wasn't enough. so i did a little searching online and Wicked Ties was the next recommendation.
my oh my! what a fun read. and yes people, it's not exactly the most plausible storyline out there, but in terms of a fun escape, this did it for me. it was fun how the two ended up completely alone, having only each other to explore. loved every minute of it, and have listened to it twice.
it was wonderfully sweet moments, and it made me giggle in a few places too. the narration is terrific. so i gave it five stars. definitely worth the credit.
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This book is amazingly hot....and naughty....and hot....and well read...and hot....and suspensful...and hot. Did I mention it was hot? Not like jalepeno pepper hot.....like Vindaloo curry hot.
There is an art to talking dirty...and Jack Cole has it down to a science.....
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Absolutely loved this book. You get totally wrapped up in these characters, and their inner thoughts, that you can't quit listening. Luckily, I had the time away from work, that I didn't have to give it a break. If you liked "Fifty Shades of Grey", you will like this book. It's full of suspense, mystery, and sexual self exploration. Is well worth the listen.
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I was going through Fifty Shades withdrawal, no new books from authors I know I love and cherish, so I was just searching through recommendations on My Listener Page when I read a few reviews for this series. Finding a good erotica book that has a story to it and is well written is hard to do so I was half way expecting to be returning the book.
I must say that I will NOT be returning and in fact have turned around and bought the second book in the series as soon as the first one finished playing! I am hooked and I do hope there are more books in the series coming along.
Being as I came to listen to the book with no real expectations, I can not tell you how pleased I am that I listened to the recommendations of others.... not something that I usually do since most of the books I've come to love get very mixed reviews.
I won't give away anything of the story other than to say that if you are going through Fifty Shades of Withdrawal, this book will heat you up and more than cure any withdrawal symptoms you may be facing! I know it MORE than worked for me!
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No. The story line was good but it was a little sappy and it seemed like the emotions were a little extreme. Also it was like shayla black was trying to describe and defend the a Dom/sub relationship. That got on my nerves. She kept repeating herself that it wasn't wrong or unhealthy. Yea I got that the first 10 times. I know the character was a reluctant sub but still....I want to read about the relationship not have the psychological factors explained over and over.
Yes I've read other stuff of hers that I like but I won't be continuing this series.
My favorite scene was at the bed and breakfast when the main character gets taken by both men and has the final showdown with her stalker.
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I usually do the romance thing...but after 50, and then bared to you I was curious, so since there is a category for Erotica why not try it. I REALLY was not disappointed! I was very concerned that this book would be some weak plotted porno like novel, but the characters had structure and depth, there WAS a plot, and I have to say it was even a plausible plot...you could feel the characters indecision, feel their angst...it was a good book, and a steamy one. I was also scared by the idea of an accent being used in the book...but the narrator did a great job! All the characters voices were very clear, and discernible. Overall I have to say this is a really good book IF you want to read something steamy about a Dom and a possible Sub, if you are looking for erotic light…probably not the book for you.
"Good Story and a lot of HOT!!"
Another series to rival Fifty Shades of Grey. If are looking for some more books with the same type of theme this is another good series to try. Right now only the first two books are out on audible but I sent a message to author about the rest of her books and she is in the process of getting the rest of series out on audible. Books 3 and 4 are due out in the next month.
This series is a lot like the Sweet series by Maya Banks. You really fall in love with all the guys of the series. In a future book all the couples come back together. I am really looking forward for more of the books in this series.
Again these books are graphic so if you are not looking for this kind of read don't get the books. I hate to see a bad review just because people did not read the reviews and when they fuss about the sex scenes. I mean come on it is not fair to give a bad review if you did not read the reviews first to find out what you are reading is not for you in the first place.
I really enjoy the world of books! Narration just add layers to that world... don't u think? :)
"What a great strart!"
I am very picky when it comes to my romance books. Let me tell you, this book started off sooo good, I couldn't put it down. Action from chapter 2 and non stop til the end. So great. The narration was also so good. I loved the Cajin voice for Jack. Jack as a character is so strong, but the Cajin voice Lexi uses really brings Jack to life. I love how this book kept me guessing til the very end, and then Wamp! Such a surprise on who the stalker was....
Any book that engrose you from chapter 1 and make you want to skip to the end just to see what happens, but make you realize you can't skip because you don't want to miss nothing, is a really good read/listen. This book kept me entertained the entire time, so much so by the time I got to chapter 3 I bought the next one in the series. This is a all nighter book, because once you start listening you won't put it down...
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"Bad motives bite you in the butt"
This was a really good book overall. I hated the main male character throughout most of the book though. The sex scenes were very hot and the action/thriller portion made me happy too as it added more to the story than just erotica. I bought and listened to book 2 from the same series and liked that one just as much. If the rest of the series were available I'd listen to them as well.
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The Ogdensburg Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2936 announced Thursday it will remain open under new leadership and a new facility.
The posts new commander, Scott A. Compo, has taken the reins of the post following its shut down last October.
I have been associated with the VFW since I was a child, Mr. Compo said. My father was a past commander and my mother was a past president of the womens auxiliary. Then I became a member myself. Its very near to my heart and I couldnt see losing the post or the charter and having all that hard work go to waste.
The post was shut down after Commander Larry Latimer, unable to pay the posts bills, turned over the buildings keys to the state VFW.
The posts charter was in jeopardy unless remaining members elected 10 and appoint two new officers.
I decided then and there that I would take over as the post commander, Mr. Compo said. We got a bunch of guys and filled the officer positions.
Meanwhile, the post has been a subject of a state investigation over the sale of its bell jar tickets. The investigation is currently ongoing, Gaming Commission spokesperson Lee Park said.
The investigation is in the final stagesbasically done, Mr. Compo said. There are some final negotiations to be had, but we know what we owe. We have a plan on paying what we owe.
The post owes upwards of $50,000 to the state, vendors and past due utility payments, Mr. Compo said.
Located at 525 Caroline St., the buildings electricity and gas was turned off and its plumbing was drained in February.
In our current building we were looking at a $700 to $1,000 monthly in electricity bills in the wintertime and a $700-a-month gas bill, he said.
Mr. Compo said a lack of membership and interest is the cause of the posts inability to pay its bills.
Back when we bought the building in the 50s, the VFW post had over 700 members, he said. That was back when World War I and II kicked off, and interest in clubs of this kind were big. Right now, the interest in the VFW isnt very big to todays veterans. Today we have about 180 members. Were hoping to change that. But we have to get back on our feet first.
Post members voted to sell the building on May 17 in favor of purchasing a smaller facility.
We cant afford to keep the building, unfortunately, Mr. Compo said. We couldnt afford to stay in that building for years. Weve done our best to stay there, but were looking to get out of that big building to something smaller that we can maintain.
A buyer has expressed interest in purchasing the building, Mr. Compo said. The post is waiting for approval from the state VFW before it can go through with the sale.
Once we get permission to sell, our next step is to keep everything we need to start a new post, he said. And everything else, well hold an auction for to try to raise extra funds for our new building. Money from the sale of the old building will help pay off our debts.
Mr. Compo said the post does not yet have any leads on a new building.
Were still working on that, Mr. Compo said. We havent found a place yet. This whole deal is still in the works.
The post will still operate a post canteen.
Well have less overhead and less building to heat, less maintenance, Mr. Compo said.
The post continues to hold regular meetings once-a-month.
The ladies and mens auxiliaries are still together, Mr. Compo said. We have a lot of support through the auxiliaries and were hoping to make a go of it in the future. Everything depends on the state approval of that sale. But I spoke with the district commander today and he said everything is looking good.
Mr. Compo said the post has ceased asking for donations until it receives approval from state VFW officials.
We know we received a lot of donations and help from the public, and we appreciate everyones help, Mr. Compo said. The VFW is not going anywhere and were not closing down. Were simply just relocating. We will have a club in the future, where that is remains to be determined, but we will have a club. We want everyone to know were still here, and were not gone.
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Sustainable Development is code for a policy designed to transform human society, essentially eliminating individual life decisions and replacing them with top-down, one-size-fits-all government control. In steady fashion, the agenda for this new policy, designed at the international level, is put into place piece by piece with a new government council here, and new regulation there, each designed to appear as a "local" development program. Like the proverbial frog in the slowly boiling pot, many Americans fail to notice the rise in government heat.
The main course of action to impose the new agenda is through the pretense of environmental protection: "Sorry about your rights, but if we don't save the planet, then we will all perish!" And so with the devastation of a thousand pin pricks, America and its form of government is being changed through the creation of non-elected boards, councils, and regional governments designed to enforce the new regulations and "assure that we protect the environment."
The pin pricks come disguised as such issues as controls on community development; controls on use of private property; controls on use of open space; creation of development areas, many times under the excuse of historic preservation; communities designed on the blueprint of pack and stack housing; making it harder to drive as roads are narrowed, even forcing cars to share the road with bicycles; the enforcement of expensive mass-transit boondoggle projects; and the never-ending spending spree on inefficient, unworkable alternative energy, such as wind and solar power.
In fact, control of energy and water are the two most effective tools in the enforcement of the Sustainable Development agenda. Without energy and water, human society stops. Using strict controls on how, or even if, energy and water can be used provides government with the power to dictate every aspect of society.
So how is that control carried out? There are obviously several ways, including regulations and taxes on production of gasoline; EPA restrictions on energy production; and government subsidies to create and enforce the use of alternative energy, specifically wind and solar.
However, controlling energy use in individual homes provided a more difficult obstacle than mere taxes or regulations. Government needed to be able to monitor energy use and individual habits in every single home. And so, the Smart Meter was born.
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For the past few years streets in Minneapolis and many other cities across Minnesota have been transformed to allow residents to experience their city in a whole new way - by bike, by walking - however they please.
Open Streets Mpls is the perfect chance to promote healthy living and sustainable transportation like Bikeways for Everyone. Come experience miles of safe, car-free streets so that folks of all ages can walk, bike, shop, participate in spontaneous activities, and have fun!
Open Streets Franklin will be right in front of our office on August 17! Can you help set up and/or staff our fun pop-up protected bike lane, and gathering signatures in support of better bicycle facilities? Please contact Joshua if you can volunteer for an hour or two on August 17, between 9am - 4pm!
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September 11, 2004: Research, Medicine and Celebration
|Daniel Weinberger, MD, of the National Institute of Mental Health, speaks at the morning Research Plenary about advances in mental illness research...
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|At the Annual Business Meeting, Kate Farinholt, executive director of NAMI Metro Baltimore, accepts the award for Outstanding Local Affiliate.
|Attendees hold up signs to show their enthusiasm over NAMI South Carolina being named Outstanding State Organization.
|Lupe Morin, president of NAMI San Antonio, receives this year's Multicultural Outreach Award for her outreach to Spanish-speaking consumers and families in South Texas.
|The ballroom at the Washington Hilton is transformed to host the 25th Anniversary Awards Banquet.
|NAMI founding member Harriet Shetler recalls NAMI's humble beginnings in 1979.
|Marcia Mathes of NAMI Florida receives the Outstanding NAMI Member award, for her work in developing the Parents and Teachers as Allies program and being a mentor for those working to get the program accepted in schools.
|Lynne Saunders of NAMI National reminisces about becoming NAMI's second employee twenty-three years ago.
|William MacPhee (right), founder of Schizophrenia Digest, accepts the Lionel Aldridge Award for Service to Consumers from NAMI's Moe Armstrong.
|The Excellence in Community Mental Health Services award is presented to Steve Sharfstein, MD (right), president and CEO of Shepard Pratt Health System in Maryland, considered to be one of the finest providers of psychiatric services in the nation.
|Jean Singleton Liechty is this year's recipient of the Rona and Ken Purdy Award to End Discrimination, for her Silver Ribbon Campaign to raise awareness and reduce the stigma of mental illness.
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Nice is dazzling white beaches, diamond earrings and stately hotels. Nice is Chanel No. 5, sunscreen, robust red wine and the azure Mediterranean. Nice is rustling palms and classic sports cars. Nice is the pearl of the Riviera. Just two hours from London. Nice is not your typical sun and fun holiday destination. Nice is more - much more. A city with something for everyone.
Three good reasons to visit Nice:
1. Promenade des Anglais Nice has been a playground for Jetsetters ever since the mid1800s when the English upper class journeyed to the city to enjoy the mild winters along the French Riviera.As a matter of fact they built this legendary seaside promenade winding its way between the luxurious colonial style hotels and the inviting Mediterranean. Promenade de Anglais – or for short La Prom - is in many ways the symbol of the French Riviera. It bustles with life from early morning to late at night; joggers, tourists, lovers and distinguished gentlemen with hat and cane - all coming here to enjoy the splendid view of the Mediterranean as they stroll beneath swaying palms.If you are lucky you might catch a glimpse of your favourite actor in front of Hotel Negresco one of Europe's hottest spots to "see and be seen".
2. Beach Life The stony beaches along the coastline of Nice are not among the Riviera´s best, especially if you have children. The up side is that you avoid getting sand in your bathing suit.However if you don't mind a little sand here and there you will enjoy the many lovely sandy beaches just outside the city. Among them is the fantastic Mala Beach - an intimate, soft sand beach surrounded by beautiful limestone cliffs. This hidden pearl is just a short ride from Nice by bus or taxi. The beach also has some of the Rivera's best seafood restaurants.
3. Art and Culture Another reason Nice is so much more than a typical beach resort is the art and culture the city has to offer. Not only does Nice boast its own world-class opera house, it also has theatres, galleries and art exhibitions featuring new and unknown artists, as well as some of the great masters of our time.Among the most celebrated are Henri Matisse and Marc Chagall - each with his very own museum in Nice. If you have a more than average interest in art then a visit here is a must. If you don't think art is your cup of tea, you have the opportunity to discover a new side of yourself. A walk around a museum can be a relaxing and recuperative way to spend the day after a late night on the town!
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DERBY CENTER – Every fall students return to school and get acclimated to a schedule of classes, lunch, study hall and physical activity. One routine that goes back generations is the fire drill. Students, faculty and administrators at North Country Union Junior High School participated in a fire drill Wednesday and quickly showed they were up to task.
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Read: A Report On Jesper Fasth
When ranking the Rangers top prospects, both Leslie Treff at Hockey's Future and Corey Pronman at Puck Prospectus both ranked ranked Jesper Fasth in the top ten, but disagreed on which half of rankings he should reside.
Treff ranked Fasth fourth and wrote that he has excellent offensive skills and good speed. She adds that it isn't impossible for Fast to make the Rangers next season.
Pronman ranks Fasth 8th and writes that he is "fast" and then when in top gear he is dangerous. In contrast to Treff, Pronman writes that Fasth's offensive abilities aren't that impressive and thinks he could be a "quality third line winger."
Alex NunnOf the two, I am definitely more inclined to agree with Leslie Treff.
Fasth's offensive upside is high, and his speed is certainly a big factor in that. The great thing about Jesper is that he is prepared to get his nose dirty too; he isn't one dimensional on the offensive side of the puck and his play this season has shown that. He has been a solid contributor to the HV71 ranks this year with 15 points in 20 games, and it really is a shame that injury has derailed his head of steam somewhat. Personally I feel there is top-six potential there, but a possible third-line combination with Oscar Lindberg is something that intrigues me greatly too. I actually feel Lindberg has a better chance of cracking the Rangers roster next year given the varying dynamics that he offers on the ice, but Fasth should certainly be in John Tortorella's thoughts come training camp. One plus point, despite his current shoulder injury, is that Fasth has shown no hangover from last year's ankle surgery. That game-changing speed is still very much there, and I have no doubt that he will continue to build on a strong first half of the season upon his return to the line-up.
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Jays Baseball Looking to Stay Hot at Lamar Tourament
OMAHA, Neb. - Following a series sweep of Dallas Baptist, the Creighton Baseball team looks to continue its hot start (3-0) at the Lamar Tournament this weekend.
Last Week:
Creighton smashed a combined 45 hits, including 39 singles as the Jays swept a three-game series from Dallas Baptist in Dallas last weekend. Creighton won all three contests in comeback fashion as the Bluejays scored 24 of their 29 runs in the sixth inning or later.
This Week:
The Jays look to continue their hot start in 2013 as Creighton travels to Beaumont, Texas to take part in the Lamar YMBL Cardinal Classic. The Jays open the tournament on Friday, Feb. 22 at 2 p.m. against Washington, then face Lamar later that night at 6 p.m. Creighton will face Lamar a second time on Saturday, Feb. 23 at 4:30 p.m., then wrap up the tournament against Washington at 11 a.m. on Sunday, Feb. 24.
Jays vs. Washington:
Creighton has a 3-3 series record with Washington, but the last meeting between the two squads came in 2000, a 14-3 Creighton win. The Bluejays have taken the last three contests with the Huskies.
Jays vs. Lamar:
The Bluejays and Cardinals have met two times previously with each team taking one game. The last meeting came on Feb. 24, 2007 as the Cardinals evened the series with a 12-3 win.
Free Internet Audio Broadcast, Live Stats & Twitter:
Creighton baseball can be heard on the internet all weekend free of charge, with Yano Mangiameli calling the action via Teamline with a link on the www.gocreighton.com website. Also follow live stats at www.gocreighton.com and updates via Twitter @gocreighton and @cu_baseball.
What's Next?:
Following the Lamar Tournament, the Bluejays head to the Provo, Utah to face BYU for a three-game series.


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