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You are the author of your own life story.
Like many college freshmen, I had trouble determining what to study. While trying to figure out a career path to pursue, I looked to personality tests for guidance. According to the Myers-Briggs test, I am an ISTJ (introversion, sensing, thinking, judgment). This discovery allowed me to assess my personality and matched my characteristics and personality traits with different professions that could work for me. As a result, I was able to use this knowledge to steer my way to accounting.
I absolutely love to be involved in activities on campus and through off-campus organizations, such as the New Jersey Society of CPAs. One of the quickest ways to figure out if your chosen major is the best fit for you is simply to get involved. My experiences developing relationships through the Society, along with various academic organizations, have helped to reinforce my decision to pursue a career in accounting. During my first year, I found that it is incredibly difficult to adjust from high school to college. However through hard work and some trial and error, I gained an abundance of knowledge regarding how to become a successful first-year student. Since a good start in college is so important, here are a few things that helped keep me on track:
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- Creating New Study Habits: Essential for college, determine best methods of studying (location, alone vs. group studying, etc.). Create a plan for individual courses.
- Get Involved: Join academic clubs/organizations, develop relationships with classmates and professors, visit the career service programs offered on campus.
- Time Management/Prioritizing: Complete assignments early, don't procrastinate. Use breaks between classes to your advantage which creates leisure time in the long run. Be motivated to do well.
College requires a lot more attention and work outside of the classroom than high school. I look at each semester and course as a personal challenge to perform at my best. Last school year has really allowed me to grow individually as well as academically. Through all of my research and dedication, I feel that accounting is an excellent opportunity to write my own story. And once you devise a plan for the future, there is no better author than you.Back to profiles list
Susquehanna University
Favorite Sport:
Ice hockey. I have played hockey since age six and continue to play today for Susquehanna University. I'm absolutely in love with the game, and it is hard to imagine my life without it.
Favorite Movie:
Catch Me If You Can
Favorite Actor/Actress:
Tom Hanks. In addition to his work in front of the camera, I also respect Tom for his support of environmental initiatives.
Favorite Car:
Porsche automobiles. One day I hope to fulfill my childhood dream of owning one of these vehicles, which in my opinion, are the nicest cars on the road.
More About Me:
If I Won a Million Dollars I Would...:
First, cover the rest of my college expenses. Then, use half to help my parents retire. Finally, I would invest the remainder of the money.
Favorite class/teacher in high school:
AP Calculus, Mrs. Davis, Eastern Regional High School, located in Voorhees, NJ


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Sept. 18, 2013
Seven illegal immigrants chained themselves to the White House fence Wednesday to demand President Obama halt all deportations, saying he has a moral obligation to keep families together.
"Stop deportations — not one more," onlookers chanted as police moved in to remove the activists, who aired a live web videocast of their arrest.
A day earlier, Mr. Obama had rejected their calls, telling Telemundo, a Spanish-language network, that halting more deportations is "not an option."
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Anyway, for those of you who have an annual tradition of putting together a gingerbread house, why not do it this year with a sustainability twist?
That's right! Bake for a Change is a contest where you, as the submission details say, apply sustainable building design practices to a gingerbread house.
Anyway, those details in full are presented here, and you can see last year's entries by checking through this Flickr group. If you do check the flickr page out (and this highly recommended since it's really cool), then you'll note that we're happy to see all sorts of entries, from the fun to the fancy. Seriously, winning really isn't the point – it's more about creative (and in this case, edible) ways to think about sustainable practices.
Mind you, as you can see from our last year's winner (above), things can get pretty elaborate. Anyway, game on! Sounds like this year, we may even have some architecture schools on board, as well as some sustainability related highschool and university classes.


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February 28 2009
Bob Mignogna Interview
Bob Mignogna grew up in New York City and moved to Hawaii after reading a Drew Kampion story on the north shore. He later ran Surfing Magazine and in the past few years acted as one of the key enablers to get the surfing industry involved in the Trestles campaign. If you work in the surf industry chances are you've received a notable number of emails from Bob with updates and calls to action regarding Trestles. I wanted to hear more of the back story on all those things so we recorded a podcast on the beach at Cottons.
February 15 2009
Dr. Marcus Eriksen and Anna Cummins Interview
Lots of people have heard about the garbage patch, a plastic-soup in the middle of the Pacific Ocean the size of Texas. On this podcast I catch up with two researchers at Algalita. Dr. Marcus Eriksen, one of the two on the podcast, also has the notoriety of being one of the two people to sail a junk craft (made up of 15,000 plastic bottles) from LA to HI last year. He's joined by Anna Cummins who will join him on a Vancouver to Mexico bike ride this summer. The ride is oriented towards bringing the message to the masses about the perils of plastics and how they are having massive impact on our oceans. We caught up at Surfrider's hq in San Clemente.
January 31 2009
Fernando Aguerre Interview
Lots of people know Fernando as the front man for Reef Sandals. They may also know he's a Wind-an-Sea local and has a board collection that makes most mortals drool. What they might not know is his life story, growing up in Mar Del Plata, Argentina and eventually being the driving force behind starting Surfrider Argentina. He and I caught up on a trip home from San Francisco. Seeing he's such a world traveler I thought it would be apropos to capture a podcast in the SFO airport. Listen in (listener discretion advised, I'm kidding... sorta).
January 15 2009
Rob "Birdlegs" Caughlan Interview
Rob's history intersects Surfrider greatly but, as he puts it, perhaps mostly because he was the only guy with a collared shirt and a few neckties. He was President of this fine organization a few years back and, on this podcast, shares his views on our history. He and I caught up walking the Pillar Point harbor at Half Moon Bay in Northern California.
December 31 2008
Brad Farmer Interview
Brad has led a storied life. He's been arrested by the KGB. He was the force behind starting Surfrider Australia. If that's not enough he and Rabbit created the concept of "National Surfing Reserves" about 17 years ago and it's a concept that is catching on in Australia. He and I caught up walking the shores of Pillar Point (Mavericks) at a Save The Waves conference where we met to talk about taking his concept, via Save The Waves, around the world. Listen in.
December 15 2008
Cobi Emery Interview
When Cobi was ten years old he decided to create a video instead of write an essay. For a subject of the video he decided to turn to something he loved and something that bugged him... Surfing and trash. What followed was "Pick up 3" a video about he and his buddies commitment to pick up three pieces of trash as they leave the ocean after a surf. This then thrust him into Surfing Magazine as a green leader. He's 14 now and I caught up with him at Powerhouse Park in Del Mar, California. He told me the back story to the video and why his foot was bleeding as we talked and watched the sun set.
November 30 2008
Glenn Suba Interview
From South Africa to England to Western Australia to Brazil, Glenn's connection with our coasts and oceans transcends national boundaries.
November 15 2008
Mark Massara Interview
The defining moment in Mark Massara's life came early. From that point forward he's been a driver, an engine and increasingly an icon in California's coastal conservation movement. We caught a few minutes in-between the marathon testimony at the Secretary of Commerce hearings for San Onofre State Park/Save Trestles. Listen in, this man defines the intersection of wisdom and action.
October 31 2008
Gilles Asenjo Interview
When Gilles was two years old he crawled into the ocean. Today he's President of Surfrider Foundation Europe. In between he grew up in the gorgeous Côte Basque region of France and became a French surfing champion. This podcast walks through the formation of Surfrider Europe and lends some depth to how our mission has taken root (and flourished) throughout Europe.
October 15 2008
Bobby Shriver Interview
Bobby Shriver was on the California State Park and Recreation Commission until recently when his brother-in-law, Arnold Schwarzenegger, chose not to reappoint him (due to Bobby's stance against the proposed Toll road through a state park). He's also on the Santa Monica City Council and co-founded DATA and Project Red with Bono. Listen in as we catch up walking his dog in Santa Monica.
September 30 2008
Brian Wilson Interview
"It was Pet Sounds that blew me out of the water. I love the album so much. I've just bought my kids each a copy of it for their education in life." -- Paul McCartney. When you think of music and think of the beach what comes to mind? I'm guessing your short list will include Brian Wilson, I know mine does. Brian and I chatted about his growing up in coastal California, his music and the full revolution of a California experience he's had.
September 15 2008
Ellis Pickett Interview
Ellis was one of the drivers that put Surfrider on the map in the great state of Texas. In fact, for the past ten years he's been our go-to man for all things Texas. Ten years ago there was no Surfrider presence and today there are four vibrant chapters. In a land whose ocean boundaries triple every other state's and a state with perhaps the most progressive beach access policy, this means a lot. I caught up with Ellis on the steps of the Capital in Austin, during a break from the Texas Regional Conference. Listen up.
August 31 2008
Chris Keys Interview
Surfrider's volunteer Chief Financial Officer (CFO) extraordinaire for almost 15 years, Chris belongs to a select, small group of people who are most responsible for Surfrider's growth and increasing success.
August 15 2008
Ximena Waissbluth Interview
Ximena Waissbluth, originally from Chile, is to single-use plastics as Al Gore is to Global Warming. That is, she took the subject of single-use plastics, built a straightforward presentation around it and took it on the road. She will deliver her 75th presentation of this by the time you're listening to this podcast. Ximena, thanks for taking our mission and seeking to accomplish it in ways that are outside our existing boundaries.
July 31 2008
Darryl Hatheway Interview
Darryl Hatheway is one of those people that keeps popping up. He was on Capital Hill serving as a Surfrider liaison during the critical time period of the BEACH Bill introduction and passage. He was instrumental in the creation and maturing of the DC Chapter. Now he has moved from the Beltway to Encinitas and has his sights set on surfing Beacons and Stone Steps as much as possible. Listen in to hear a few chapters of our history as told by Darryl himself. Recorded in mid-July on the beach at Swami's.
July 15 2008
Michelle Kremer and Ed Mazzarella Interview
Ed Mazzarella and Michelle Kremer have been with Surfrider Foundation for a long time. Ed was first and Michelle came on about a year later, each has been here about 15 years. Listen in as you hear their view on what has transpired, how things were during the double-live-gonzo years and where we're going. Oh... and if there are people, living people, that know more about grassroots organizing and law... we have yet to meet them.
May 31 2008
Pierce Flynn Interview
Pierce was one of our maverick Executive Directors. He was the visionary and executor behind getting us onto MTV, Baywatch and the insane MOM albums. His story is worth hearing... especially in his own voice with his own tone, lexicon and stoke. Push play and enter the world of Pierce.
May 15 2008
Julia Chunn Interview
Julia was born and bred in San Diego, became smitten with the ocean while perching on the front of her dad's longboard as a kid, came up through the ranks of the San Diego chapter, went on to lead the San Diego chapter and is now moving to Australia to take the top slot at Surfrider Australia. Wow.
April 30 2008
Randy Rarick Interview
Randy has been to Africa 50 times. He was pushed into his first wave by Rabbit Kekai. He's been THE man for contests on the North Shore since they started. He's also been a major supporter and force for Surfrider Foundation, especially with professional surfers. I caught up with Randy on the beach at Haleiwa Beach park as the canoes were coming in and the sun was going down.
April 15 2008
Glenn Hening Interview
I caught up with the Glenn Hening at the Seventh Annual Groundswell Society Conference. The conference covered surfing arts, science and issues and in some ways it reflects the singular person that Glenn is. Listen up as we cover everything from wave forecasting in the 40s to a Cousteau Society for surfers.


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Archive for the 'Bryar' tag
Four-Links – counter-Continentals, Beverly Hills Kenworth, vintage Trans-Am, Toyota timeline
* Following up on his series of post-Packard Packard what-ifs, Frank Peiler at Consumer Guide's Daily Drive envisioned how other manufacturers would have implemented the concept behind the first Lincoln Continental.
* At the recent Desert Classic Concours d'Elegance, Jesse at justacarguy spotted this gorgeous United-bodied 1939 Kenworth fire truck originally used by the Beverly Hills Fire Department.
* Though it's been a year and a half since SAAC forum member GT350Shelb posted a ton of photos and info on the 1967 Bryar Trans-Am race, we just came across them the other day via In The Garage.
* Toyota's celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, and one way they've decided to mark the occasion is with an interactive timeline showing every Toyota car and truck the company has built during the last three-quarters of a century. (via)
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The Lives Saved Tool (LiST) is a computer-based model that estimates the impact of increasing coverage of interventions on maternal, neonatal and child mortality. The model has its origins in earlier work from the Lancet Series papers that looked at estimating the impact of increasing coverage of proven interventions on child mortality [1] and neonatal mortality [2] as well as the impact of interventions related to nutrition and nutritional status of mothers and children [3]. During the past four years, LiST has been developed into a free, publically available software tool that has been used by programs or organizations to estimate the impact of scaling up different interventions and thereby help in the health planning process. [4-6]
The development of LiST is closely linked to the work of the Child Health Epidemiology Reference Group (CHERG) of WHO and UNICEF. The CHERG provides technical inputs to the assumptions and procedures used in the model and also guides the on-going development of the model. As part of this process, this journal issue, along with a previous supplement [7], is being published to ensure that the methods and assumptions in the model are peer reviewed and made publicly available for comments, criticism and feedback.
In addition to the fact that the model now includes 75 interventions, LiST also continues to expand in terms of the scope of the program, including two major functionality additions in the current version. First, the new version of LiST estimates the impact of interventions on stillbirths. Second, the new version of LiST allows users the ability to add future interventions, thereby judging the impact of these interventions in conjunction with existing interventions. For example, one could put in a vaccine for malaria, set the efficacy of the vaccine and then estimate the impact that this vaccine would have on malaria deaths with or without the scale up of an existing malaria intervention, such as insecticide-treated nets or indoor residual spraying. More details about the Lives Saved Tool, (LiST) including documentation, training materials, and background information is available at http://www.jhsph.edu/IIP webcite.
This supplement includes 35 articles, the majority of which present reviews and meta-analyses that are used to estimate the effectiveness of interventions. In addition there are several articles that either look at the possible impact of future interventions or deal with methodological issues related to the Lives Saved Tool.
The effectiveness review articles in the supplement are organized into three broad categories. First, there are seven papers that focus on the impact of interventions on the risk of stillbirth for pregnant women, an output new to LiST. The second section has nine articles that look at the impact of interventions related to maternal, neonatal and child mortality. These articles expand the number of interventions for which effectiveness estimates are available from the previous supplement and also, in the case of rotavirus vaccine, provide an updated estimate of effectiveness based on new trial data.
The third section of the supplement contains nine reviews of nutritional interventions. Previous versions of LiST have used estimates of effectiveness drawn from the Lancet Maternal and Child Undernutrition Series [3], but the papers presented here provide new, updated reviews of the effectiveness of nutrition-related interventions.
The six papers contained in the fourth section of the issue estimate the potential impact of emerging interventions against pneumonia and meningitis utilizing a modified CHRNI methodology [8]. In the past, LiST had a large, but defined set of interventions in the model. Because the interventions discussed in this section are not proven interventions, they are not included in LiST. The most recent version of LiST, however, allows users to enter new or future interventions into the LiST model and then see what additional impact these new interventions would have in conjunction with existing interventions.
The final section of the supplement presents 4 articles that look at methodological issues related to LiST. These papers either compare LiST to other models or measured outputs or provide more detailed explanation of the underlying calculations and methods used in LiST.
The review papers in this supplement provide estimates of the effectiveness for 100 intervention-outcome combinations that were 1) interventions that are already in LiST, 2) new interventions that have been proposed for inclusion in LiST, or 3) pairings of existing interventions to new outcomes, such as stillbirth rate that were not included in earlier versions of LiST.
The quality of the data available to make these estimates varies dramatically. For 23 of the 100 intervention-outcome combinations, the data available to estimate effectiveness were rated as high using a modified GRADE approach.[9] At the other extreme, the estimates of effectiveness for 28 intervention-outcome combinations were made by using a Delphi approach [10] because there were insufficient data available from existing studies. This is in effect a method to seek consensus expert opinion. For the remaining 49 intervention-outcome combinations, the reviewers considered the estimates of effect to be based on studies with low or moderate levels of data quality.
Based on these reviews, some intervention-outcome combinations, such as those where there was a non-significant effect, will not be entered into LiST. Likewise, while Delphi analyses were run for all combinations when insufficient data were available to do a meta-analysis, many of these intervention–outcome combinations will not be included in LiST. These estimates will only be used in cases where there is overwhelming belief in the efficacy of an intervention and ethical constraints rule out studies to estimate the effects. For example, it is difficult to directly estimate the impact of caesarean-sections on cause-specific maternal and neonatal mortality or the effect of skilled birth attendance on maternal and newborn outcomes and it is unlikely that controlled trials can be designed to investigate these issues. For these situations, LiST will use the estimates of effectiveness from the Delphi processes and/or use historical data.
Similarly, in some cases such as the availability and uptake of Emergency (or Essential) Obstetric Care, the intervention consists of a 'package' of multiple possible separate interventions. Evaluation of the effect of such complex packages is difficult and should not be confused with the effect (or not) of the individual components of the package on the sought outcomes. Finally it must be recognized that in many studies the sought outcomes are not well defined e.g. a number of studies report on perinatal mortality (using a variety of definitions) but do not separately report on stillbirths as outcome.
Thus, the reviews presented here not only serve to improve the scope and the quality of the assumptions of the Lives Saved Tool, but they also highlight areas where further research is needed on effectiveness of interventions. Many of the interventions where insufficient data exist to estimate impact are being used in countries and/or promoted for wider use. Clearly if better health policy decisions are to be made, additional efforts to collect data on the efficacy and effectiveness of these interventions needs to be prioritized.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
The authors all served as editors for this special issue. Nynke van den Broek served as the editor for the papers that estimated effectiveness of interventions on stillbirths. Reynaldo Martorell served as editor for the articles related to nutritional interventions or outcomes. Neff Walker served as editor for the articles on interventions related to maternal, neonatal and child outcomes as well as the methodological articles. Monica Fox served as the editor for the papers related to the impact of new and emerging interventions as well as serving as the overall organizational editor.
The editors would like to gratefully acknowledge the work of over 80 researchers who served as referees for the papers in this supplement. The editors would also like to acknowledge the financial support provided by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation through their grant to the US Fund for UNICEF. Finally, we would like to gratefully acknowledge Carolyn Weidemann of the US Fund for all of her work in ensuring that the LiST project continues to move along.
This article has been published as part of BMC Public Health Volume 11 Supplement 3, 2011: Technical inputs, enhancements and applications of the Lives Saved Tool (LiST). The full contents of the supplement are available online at http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/11?issue=S3.
Jones G, Steketee RW, Black RE, Bhutta ZA, Morris SS, the Bellagio Child Survival Study Group: How many child deaths can we prevent this year?
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Michael Fentiman made his RSC directing debut with this production of Titus Andronicus. It played at the Swan Theatre in the summer season of 2013. Katy Stephens played Queen Tamora and Stephen Boxer played Titus.
Audiences were shocked by the realistic, bloody effects in this production. And Michael also enlisted the help of Richard Pinner, a professional magician, to help create some of the visual effects which had audiences and critics giving this production a very warm response.
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Act 2 Scene 2
Antipholus of Syracuse Yea, dost thou jeer and flout me in the teeth?Think'st thou I jest? Hold, take thou that, and that.
Antipholus of Syracuse (Robert Bowman, right) gets angry with Dromio of Syracuse (Dan Milne)
Photo: Malcolm Davies Collection © Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
Adriana How comes it now, my husband, O, how comes it, / That thou art thus estranged from thyself?
Adriana wonders why her husband is acting strangely – but she has mistaken Antipholus of Syracuse for his twin brother.
Photograph shows (left to right): Adriana (Sarah C Cameron), Antipholus of Syracuse (Robert Bowman) and Luciana (Thusitha Jayasundera, background)
Antipholus of Syracuse Am I in earth, in heaven, or in hell?Sleeping or waking? mad or well-advised? / Known unto these, and to myself disguised! I'll say as they say and persever so, / And in this mist at all adventures go.
Adriana mistakes Antipholus of Syracuse for her husband (his twin brother). He is surprised by her affection towards him, but decides to make the most of it.
Photograph shows (left to right): Dromio of Syracuse (Dan Milne), Antipholus of Syracuse (Robert Bowman) and Adriana (Sarah C Cameron)
Act 4 Scene 1
Angelo Saving your merry humour, here's the noteHow much your chain weighs to the utmost carat, / The fineness of the gold and chargeful fashion. Which doth amount to three odd ducats more / Than I stand debted to this gentleman: I pray you, see him presently discharged, / For he is bound to sea and stays but for it.
Angelo is in debt to the Merchant but can't pay the debt because he's waiting for Antipholus of Ephesus to pay him for a chain he's made. Just as Angelo is about to be arrested, he spots Antipholus and Dromio in the street and demands immediate payment.
Photograph shows: (left to right) Merchant (Gary Oliver), Antipholus of Ephesus (Simon Coates) and Angelo (Andy Williams).Photo: Malcolm Davies Collection © Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
Angelo This touches me in reputation. / Either consent to pay this sum for meOr I attach you by this officer.
Angelo threatens Antipholus of Ephesus with immediate arrest if he can't pay for the chain he gave him – but he doesn't have the chain! It was taken by Antipholus of Syracuse. Since Angelo can't pay his own debt to the Merchant, he is arrested instead.
Photograph shows (left to right): Merchant (Gary Oliver), Angelo (Andy Williams, on the floor), Officer (Thomas Fisher) and Antipholus of Ephesus (Simon Coates).Photo: Malcolm Davies Collection © Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
Act 4 Scene 4
Antipholus of Ephesus Thou art sensible in nothing but blows, and so is an ass. Dromio of Ephesus I am an ass, indeed; you may prove it by my long ears.
Dromis has bought a rope as instructed by Antipholus of Syracuse, so when Antipholus of Ephesus asks him for money to buy him out of jail, he gets angry when Dromio says he's spent it on rope.
Photograph shows (left to right): Dromio of Ephesus (Eric Mallett) and Antipholus of Ephesus (Simon Coates).
Pinch I charge thee, Satan, housed within this man, / To yield possession to my holy prayers And to thy state of darkness hie thee straight: / I conjure thee by all the saints in heaven! Antipholus of Ephesus Peace, doting wizard, peace! I am not mad.
As Antipholus goes to attack Dromio, Dr Pinch steps in, stating that he must be possessed.
Photograph shows (left to right): Dromio of Ephesus (Eric Mallett), Dr Pinch (Leo Wringer) and Antipholus of Ephesus (Simon Coates).
Adriana O! Bind him, bind him, let him not come near me.
Dr Pinch has deemed that both Dromio and Antipholus of Ephesus are mad and so he has them bound to be taken to Adriana's house.
Photograph shows (left to right): Adriana (Sarah C Cameron), Dromio of Ephesus (Eric Mallett) and Antipholus of Ephesus (Simon Coates)
Act 5 Scene 1
Dromio of Ephesus We came into the world like brother and brother;And now let's go hand in hand, not one before another. Photograph shows Dromio of Syracuse (Dan Milne) with Dromio of Ephesus (Eric Mallett) at the end of the play.
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County officials admitted during last Tuesday morning's meeting of the Anderson County Fiscal Court to patching potholes on a private stretch of road off US 127.
Patching material ranging between a "wheelbarrow" load and 2 tons was apparently used to fix potholes on the private portion of Chico Drive, a road that leads back toward Bauer's Candies near Tony's Barn.
The Lawrenceburg Skate Park is scheduled to be complete even before school is out for the summer.
Contractors broke ground at the Anderson County Community Park on March 29 and jumped right into the work the same week.
Public Works Director Larry Hazlett told city council members Monday night that the park is already about 40 percent complete.
"[Contractor Jonathan Upchurch] wants to be done around the first week of May," Hazlett said.
The following people were indicted April 6 by the Anderson County Grand Jury.
Shana L. Bowman, of Beth Drive, was indicted on one charge of statements/misrepresentations/failure to report change in order to receive public assistance benefits.
Michael A. Self, 28, of Daytona Beach, Florida, was indicted on one charge of flagrant non-support.
John D. Morgan, whose name appeared in the Dec. 7 district court proceedings in the April 7 edition of The Anderson News, says a bench warrant issued for him was recalled, and he did not have to appear in court.
Judge Donna Dutton heard the following cases during Anderson District Court proceedings March 1.
Need to finally throw out that old sofa or get that water heater out of your back yard? Look no further than the curb in front of your house.
Beginning April 26, the City of Lawrenceburg will pick up items that are no longer wanted by residents. All city officials ask is that those items be left curbside on the dates areas are scheduled for pick up.
The city will pick up materials that the garbage collector does not normally pick up without an extra charge, said City Clerk Robbie Hume.
The Alton Station man indicted last month on child pornography charges is no longer "at large."
Just days after the state's attorney general's office announced that the suspect, Mark C. Whitaker, 55, of 1140 Alton Station Road, remained at large following his March 16 grand jury indictment, he was arrested without incident at his home.
Deputy Chad Cox with the Anderson County Sheriff's Department made the arrest March 31 after receiving a tip from an off-duty trooper.
The Tea Party movement brings its anti-tax, pro-Constitution message to Eagle Lake on Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m., along with a host of politicians bent on receiving the largely conservative group's support.
The Tea Party movement gained national notoriety last year, in part for its strident opposition to the Obama administration's successful efforts to have the federal government take over health care.
A rash of damaged and stolen "Rex Burkhead for Sheriff" yard signs has triggered an investigation by the Kentucky State Police, Burkhead said Monday afternoon.
Burkhead, who is challenging incumbent Sheriff Troy Young in the May 18 Democratic primary, said around 40 of his signs were damaged or stolen over the weekend. He said a number of his signs on South Main Street were damaged or removed, along with signs on Carlton Drive, Humston Drive, Highway 62 and some in Stringtown.
Burkhead said he doesn't have any "suspects" in mind.
A woman was forced to leap from her bedroom window to escape an early-morning blaze last Tuesday morning at 3580 Harry Wise Road.
The woman was home alone and sleeping when the fire broke out, according to Anderson County Fire Chief Mike Barnes.
"She tried to escape from the normal route out of her house, but the smoke was too thick to breathe," he said. "She jumped out of the bedroom window, which was a 4- to 5-foot drop."
A surprise third candidate has filed to run for Anderson County sheriff.
Donald J. "Jeff" McCormick, of 568 S. Main St., filed by the April 1 deadline as an independent candidate for sheriff, according to an open records request fulfilled by the Anderson County clerk's office.
McCormick, a former Kentucky Fish and Wildlife employee, will face the winner of the May 18 Democratic primary between incumbent Sheriff Troy Young and challenger Rex Burkhead, also a former Fish and Wildlife employee.
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Gotham City Impostors has attracted a variety of different fans. Those that like to interact on our forums, those that like to chat with us on Twitter, and even those that like to spend their time checking in with us on Facebook. But, one group of fans that has been growing exponentially are those that call YouTube their home.
Commentaries and gameplay videos have become a big part of the Impostors ecosystem, but it all started with two gentlemen: jeepguy934 and FatPaulieHD. They've long had a presence talking about Gotham City Impostors from behind their microphone, and they've long had a place in our hearts. That's why it's our distinct pleasure to welcome jeepguy934 (also known as Jason), and Ireland's own FatPaulieHD (who you can call Paul) to the center of the Community Spotlight.
So, Jason. You're Jeepguy934, the Southern Gamer! Tell us a bit about yourself, won't you?
What's up, y'all? My name is Jason, but YouTube chooses to recognize me as Jeepguy. I am a southern gamer who started back when I could walk, and started doing commentaries about two years ago. I've been loving it ever since! When playing Impostors I really love to listen to music, and I love to chat online. (Most of the time I just rock out to instrumentals.) I love to hunt, fish, and have bonfires on the weekends - I'm just an average everyday southern gamer.
And Paul! (Or, should we say, FatPaulieHD?) Nice of you to join us too. Now that Jason has his introduction out of the way, why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself as well?
Well, my name is Paul (as you may know), I'm from Ireland which means that I can't pronounce anything right, or without somebody laughing at me, and I have had a beautiful girlfriend for the past four years now. I'm in college studying Computer Science, I've been producing videogame content for the past five years, and I hope to go into a career in production.
And the two of you! You're both all-star commentators on YouTube, and you create a lot of great content for Pixel Enemy. What is Pixel Enemy? Can you give us a little background on it?
Paul: Pixel Enemy was started a few years back by a couple of gents named Mark Remo and Jay Blings, and they had no idea it was going to get this big! Since there are a bunch of us producers making content for the channel, they essentially just let the ball roll. It's now a big gaming network on YouTube that posts all sorts of gaming-related content like reviews, commentaries, news, trailers, and so on. There's a lot of content producers on Pixel Enemy - actually, there's too many to count! But, luckily all of the content that goes up is grade A stuff.
Jason: Being a director on Pixel Enemy is amazing. They're such a great group of guys, but they really let us post a lot of Impostors gameplay on their channel. And if you're looking for more info, just reread what Paulie had to say. :)
So Paul, word is that you're a big fan of old school games like Sonic the Hedgehog and Counter-Strike 1.6. Care to tell us a bit more about your all-time favorite games? And, as long as we're on the topic, Jason, why don't you tell us about your favorites as well!
Paul: Whenever I get asked about my all-time favorite games I get very flustered, because so many good memories come back to me. I can't choose them all, so let's get to it: Sonic the Hedgehog was, and still is, my hero. My real competitive gaming habits properly started with Unreal Tournament and Counter-Strike 1.6 so they will always be in my heart. My favorite games at the moment through are Battlefield 3 and, of course, Gotham City Impostors.
Jason: As far as my favorites, I have to agree with Paulie for the most part! But, I remember the day I got the Sega Genesis for my birthday, and many nerdgasms happened. Also, I love games like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Mario Kart 64, Battlefield, GoldenEye, and much more.
It's clear that doing YouTube commentaries is a pretty big deal to the both of you. How come?
Jason: The reason that I started creating commentaries is because a couple of my friends told me that I should post some gameplay, and from that moment on commentaries have just been something that I do! I think I'll continue to do them because I will never stop gaming, and I just can't stop doing the videos.
Paul: Well, I've been doing commentaries for the past five years, and I've always found it very enjoyable and fun. It's probably one of the best hobbies I've got, as I'm learning something new every time I do a video and I get to go abroad to conventions and meet developers! (Which is crazy to me, since I just make a few videos.) Also, getting feedback off the viewers is a great feeling, because they are there for you, which is kind of creepy, but kind of cool.
What first drew you to the world of Gotham City Impostors?
Jason: I'm just so happy to come across a community and developers that are so creative (and pretty dang cool). The reason I fell in love with this game is because of the game itself! Then, shortly after, I realized that the community was full of such fast, responsive, awesome people. Then developers have done an amazing job as well, even the janitor. (Thanks bro!)
Paul: I first saw a trailer on Pixel Enemy and I was thinking, "wow, I've never seen a game doing something like this - I've got to see what this is all about." Then I got into the beta, and all hell broke loose, and I had a lot of fun!
Jason, you've been hanging out on the forums quite a bit! (And Paul is just getting started. Oh, what an exciting time in a young man's life!) Tell us, what do you think about the forum community, and what would you tell people that are looking to join in on the discussion?
Jason: I love the community here and would love to be a part of it. A huge shout out to Rev.Blacky, Jordieeb, NinjaMortis, and so many more - these guys have helped keep everyone so informed on the forum. Everyone there rocks!
Paul: I've posted twice so far, and everybody hopped into the conversation as soon as I posted. They were all being very nice and jolly, which I have never seen another game's community do. Don't be afraid, people are just here to talk and have fun. So join in on the fun!
Alrighty, we're going to give you each your own last word! Is there anything awesome about you that we forgot to ask you about earlier?
Jason: Well, in closing, I just want to say thank you to everyone for giving Paulie and I the opportunity to be involved with this great community. And if you have any video requests, let me know gurls! Love y'all.
Paul: Thanks for having me on here. I hope to see you all in Gotham!
Thanks for your time, gentlemen! We do appreciate both of you taking the time to chat with us, and we both look forward to seeing more of your videos. (And, of course, to see you in Gotham.)
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DuckTales (video game)
Original cover art for DuckTales
Disney Interactive Studios
|Tokuro Fujiwara
|Yoshinori Takenaka
|Nobuyuki Matsushima
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Naoya Tomita
Hironori Matsumara
Miki Kijima
|Hiroshige Tonomura
|NES, Game Boy
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DuckTales (わんぱくダック夢冒険 Wanpaku Dakku Yume Bōken?, lit. "Naughty Ducks Dream Adventures") is an action platformer video game developed by Capcom and based on the Disney animated TV series of the same name. It was first released in North America for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989 and was later ported to the Game Boy in 1990. The story involves Scrooge McDuck traveling around the globe collecting treasure and outwitting his rival Flintheart Glomgold to become the world's richest duck.
Produced by key personnel from the Mega Man series, DuckTales would go on to sell over a million copies worldwide on each system, becoming Capcom's best-selling title for both platforms. The game was praised for its tight control, unique and non-linear gameplay and bright presentation, and is often regarded as one of the best titles for the NES, appearing on numerous "Best of" lists.
DuckTales was followed by a sequel, DuckTales 2, in 1993. A Remastered version of DuckTales developed by WayForward Technologies, featuring high resolution graphics and most of the original voice cast from the show, was released in 2013 for PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii U.
The game sees players in the role of Scrooge McDuck as he travels around the world in search of five treasures to further increase his fortune. Scrooge is able to attack enemies and get around using his cane. On the ground, Scrooge can swing his cane to attack enemies and break open or throw certain objects. While jumping, Scrooge can bounce on his cane like a pogo stick to attack enemies from above. This also allows him to reach higher areas, as well as bounce across hazardous areas that would hurt him on foot. Along the way, Scrooge can find various diamonds, found in treasure chests or appearing in certain areas, to increase his fortune and ice cream that can restore his health. Scrooge will also encounter various characters from the series who have various roles, such as providing hints, offering up items and opening up new areas.
Five levels are available in DuckTales: African Mines, The Amazon, The Himalayas, Transylvania and The Moon. The player can visit the levels in any order and can revisit them in order to access new areas unlocked after collecting certain items. Each level culminates in a boss battle that the player must defeat to retrieve that level's treasure. There are also two secret treasures hidden within some of the levels. When all five main treasures are collected, the player returns to Transylvania for the final boss fight. Upon completing the game, the player can receive one of three endings based on his performance: a regular ending for simply clearing the game, a great ending for clearing the game with both hidden treasures and at least $10,000,000, and a bad ending for clearing the game with $0.
Although Capcom had previously worked with Disney by publishing the Hudson-produced Mickey Mousecapade in North America in 1988, DuckTales became the first licensed game from the company that they actually developed,[1] and shared many key personnel with the original Mega Man series including producer Tokuro Fujiwara, character designer Keiji Inafune, and sound programmer Yoshihiro Sakaguchi.
Revisions to the game included the removal of crosses from the coffins in the Transylvania stage, replacing them with the letters "RIP", replacing hamburgers as power-ups with ice cream, and the omission of an option for Scrooge to lose all his money, which was deemed too "un-Scrooge-like."[2] A leaked prototype cartridge from a private collector reveals several differences between the original unfinished version and the final release, such as different level names, unused music for the Transylvania stage, slower tempo on the music for the Moon stage, unused or altered text, and the character GizmoDuck going by his Japanese name "RoboDuck".[1][3] Despite the changes, images of the unfinished beta version could be seen in the 1990 books Consumer Guide: Hot Tips for the Coolest Nintendo Games and the NES Game Atlas by Nintendo.
DuckTales was later ported to the Game Boy in late 1990. This version features the same gameplay, music and levels of the original console release, though the layout of each level was changed to accommodate the handheld's lower resolution screen.[1]
DuckTales was a commercial success, with the NES and Game Boy versions selling approximately 1.67 million and 1.43 million copies worldwide respectively, each becoming Capcom's highest-selling titles for their respective platforms.[7] It was released to generally positive reviews, with Electronic Gaming Monthly praising the NES version for its gameplay and colorful graphics, calling it "a prime example of very good game design."[4] The magazine would additionally comment that the title was probably made "with younger players in mind" due to its short length and relative lack of difficulty or complexity, declaring that "you'll probably enjoy this game but find it beaten after the first day of play."[4] Conversely, Mean Machines magazine would call the game "very tough and challenging", elaborating that "it requires plenty of skill to get all the way through the game in one go."[6] Nintendo Power would later call the Game Boy port "a faithful translation from the NES version."[5]
Nintendo Power would list DuckTales as the 13th best Nintendo Entertainment System game in 2008, praising it as fun in spite of being a licensed product.[8] The magazine would later place the game 44th in its list of the "285 Greatest Games of All Time" in 2012.[9] In 2009, website IGN would rank the title 10th on its list of the 100 greatest NES games, remarking that "Out of all of the games built on Capcom's famous Mega Man architecture (but wasn't an actual Mega Man game), Duck Tales is perhaps the best of the bunch."[10] Official Nintendo Magazine would also include the game at number 85 on their own list of the "100 Best Nintendo Games" that same year,[11] and 9th in its "Top Ten Best NES Games" list in 2013.[12] It also placed 9th on 1UP.com's "Top 25 NES Games" feature in 2010,[13] and 12th in GamesRadar's own "Best NES Games of All Time" list in 2012.[14]
Creative director of DuckTales Remastered Matt Bozon called the music of DuckTales "some of the best 8-bit music [he's] ever heard," with his developer team citing themes as that of the Transylvania and Himalayas stages as memorable. Polygon cites the "Moon Theme" as the most famous piece of music from the title,[15] with Geekparty calling it "the most perfect piece of 8-bit music ever written."[16]
DuckTales: Remastered[edit]
A remake of the game, titled DuckTales: Remastered, was released in 2013 for PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii U and in 2015 for iOS, Android and Windows Phone. Developed by WayForward Technologies, Remastered features updated graphics and music, expanded story content, and full voice-acting for the characters, including the surviving members of the animated series' cast. The original game's levels are included, but expanded with new areas and new boss patterns, along with two new levels exclusive to Remastered.[17]
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- ^ a b c Ayala, Michael. "Hardcore Gaming 101: Disney Capcom NES Games". Hardcore Gaming 101. Retrieved 2013-03-31.
- ^ "Darlene Waddington reveals all!". Archived from the original on 2006-11-30. Retrieved 2013-03-30.
- ^ "Duck Tales, woo woo!". Archived from the original on 2006-11-30. Retrieved 2013-03-30.
- ^ a b c Steve, Ed, Martin, Jim (January 1990). Electronic Gaming Monthly (Ziff Davis Media) (6): 12. Missing or empty
- ^ a b Nintendo Power (Nintendo of America) (18): 40. November–December 1990. Missing or empty
- ^ a b Julian Rignall and Radion Automatic (March 1990). "Duck Tales - Nintendo Entertainment System - Mean Machines review". Mean Machines (EMAP) (6): 16–19.
- ^ Bramwell, Tom (2008-05-27). "SFII SNES is Capcom's best-selling game". Eurogamer. Retrieved 2013-03-23.
- ^ "Nintendo Power – The 20th Anniversary Issue!" (Magazine). Nintendo Power (231). San Francisco, California: Future US. August 2008. p. 71.
- ^ "Nintendo Power's 285 Greatest Game's of All Time". Nintendo Power (Future US) (285). December 2012.
- ^ Claiborn, Sam (2009). "10. Duck Tales - Top 100 NES Games". IGN. Retrieved 2013-03-22.
- ^ East, Tom (2009-02-17). "100 Best Nintendo Games: Part 3". Official Nintendo Magazine. Future plc. Retrieved 2012-03-29.
- ^ East, Thomas (July 16, 2013). "Top 10 Best NES games". Official Nintendo Magazine. Retrieved August 25, 2014.
- ^ "The Top 25 NES Games from 1UP.com". 1UP.com. Retrieved 2013-04-05.
- ^ "Best NES Games of all time". GamesRadar. 2012-04-16. Retrieved 2013-04-05.
- ^ Funk, John (2013-08-07). "DuckTales dev diary talks sound, reveals remastered Moon theme". Polygon.
- ^ Wirtanen, Josh (2014-06-29). "The DuckTales "Moon Theme" Is the Best Piece of 8-Bit Music Ever Written". Geekparty.
- ^ Fahey, Mike (March 22, 2013). "Of Course You Want to Watch Nearly Seven Minutes of DuckTales: Remastered". Kotaku. Retrieved March 22, 2013.
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Austen's heroine Elizabeth Bennet deals with the issues of manners, upbringing, morality, education, and marriage in the society of the landed gentry of early 19th-century England. Austen at her wittiest.
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Emma Messanger gives an extremely, entertaining narration of this incredible book. Very lovely voice and dramatic inflection.
"Fantastic story; subpar narration"
That Pride and Prejudice is wonderful is not news. Anyone who appreciates novels of wit, intelligence, and manners has probably encountered it already.
I'm writing this review to comment upon the narration which unfortunately was not up to the standards of the novel. It was often difficult to tell minor characters apart. For example the two Bingley sisters sounded almost the same and in rapid-fire dialog it was impossible to discern who was talking. Although the narrator was quite good conveying enthusiasm and animation, she fell into an unfortunate pattern when reading straight descriptions. Every sentence began to sound just like the last as her voice rose and fell in the same way from line to line.
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If I'd have picked this up from LibriVox as the work of a talented amateur it would have been fine. As something offered from Audible it is reprehensible. Only the extreme low cost offsets the many flaws. And even then one is not sure that is enough to excuse it.
Marketer. The Engineer-MBA stereotype. Sports-fiction writer. Poor reader of text. Thus at Audible. God Bless.
Almost everyone has read Pride and Prejudice, so why should you buy this audiobook? Buy it for Emma Messenger. She's done a superb, superb job. Great vocal modulation, a warm, easy style, and the characters really come alive. Recommended.
"Great Book Made Better by the Perfect Narrator"
Not to be reductive of a very important book, but this provides the storylines for every single romantic comedy and high school drama ever made. The characters are very compelling.
There are far too many great scenes to say there was one best, but one of the most memorable was Mr. Collins' proposal to Elizabeth Bennet. Her refusal and his mental contortions to make himself believe that she really wasn't saying no was hilarious.
No tears yet, but plenty of laughter. Mrs. Bennet and Mr. Collins are both perfect comic relief.
Audiobooks aren't a replacement for reading obviously, but at their best they can bring those books to life in interesting ways. Emma Messenger manages to do that with Pride and Prejudice beautifully. The depth and timbre of her voice make the listen a true pleasure.
Even more than her voice, however, is her voice acting which makes the fascinating characters of the novel truly come to life. Her shrill, loud Mrs. Bennet helps bring out all the comic awfulness of her personality. Even better, in my mind, was the self-important harrumphing of Mr. Collins. The deep, dramatic breaths she would give him before every mention of Lady Catherine de Bourgh truly brought to life the ridiculousness of his character.
Emma Messenger is quickly becoming one of my favorite readers and I hope she continues to read titles for Audible.com.
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Charming, Captivating, and Insightful !
It gave me insights into a society that was bounded much by decorum, aristocracy, and a strong sense of moral code. It made me appreciate the importance of manners and measured communication in human relationships. It is interesting to note that while communication was proper and formal and somewhat restraint, the manner in which the men in the stories would suddenly propose marriage in an effusive manner to women they hardly knew was wildly surprising and somewhat entertaining.
This is the first time I was acquainted with Emma Messenger - her dramatic reading of the lines and her rendition of the characters, particularly Mrs Bennett, Mr Collins, and Lady Catherine was unique and entertaining. My appreciation of the novel was enhanced by Emma Messenger's passionate but thoughtful reading of the story. I would certainly buy another book, read by Ms Messenger, regardless of the book's content.
No. Because the language was somewhat formal and traditional and that the length of the entire audiobook was 14 over hours, it would have been hard to listen to everything in one sitting. But I found myself being drawn to the insights that the author had given us about the characters and the rather unusual and unique choice of words.
Initially I was concerned about the length of the novel and the language used might not sustain my interest - but i was wrong. I found myself being engaged, enthralled,and enlightened by this book. No wonder this book has sold more than 20 million copies since it was first published. And i can't believe that I am actually looking forward to listening to another unabridged audio book by Jane Austen.
"Highly recommended, a really good book."
Yes, I will probably. The reader reads very well and her voice is pleasant to listen to.
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"The voice work is too enthusiastic"
The narrator starts out enthusiastically, delivering an excited Mrs. Bennet at the prospect of an aristocrat moving to her town and maybe some day marrying one of her daughters. But then all of the characters' lines are delivered with almost the same enthusiasm throughout the book. You'd think that Jane Austen ended every other sentence with an exclamation mark. I'm not a huge fan.
"Still a classic"
This has and always will be one of the classic love stories..And Emma Messenger's narration made it even better!
"Loved this"
Yes. I really enjoyed this audiobook. The narration was excellent and although I'm familiar with the story, it was a very different experience to reading the book or watching a movie/TV series. The narration made the characters very human, and the subtle humour was much funnier in this format.
Well, it's really from Elizabeth's point of view and she is the most sympathetically portrayed character, so Elizabeth. But it's hard not to love her father.
No - but her narration was excellent and I would be more likely to buy another title she reads.
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I have read Pride and Prejudice multiple times and thought this portrayal was spot on- Emma Messenger really captures the characters with the different voices she does. The voice used for Mrs. Bennett in particular was just perfect.
My favorite character in the book is Elizabeth Bennett- a strong, opinionated and confident woman. But while Mrs. Bennett is an obnoxious woman, Emmas portrayal was so perfect it made me actually enjoy hearing all the foolish things she says.
This is my favorite book and having the audio edition to listen to while I work out is great-- I highly recommend this particular version because it really gives you the full Pride and Prejudice experience.
"Brilliant except..."
I thought the telling of such a fantastic story was well done by Emma Messenger, her voices an excellent description of each character and the narration clear and at a good pace. The one and only issue I have with this audiobook is that some odd words seem to have been omitted entirely; from what I could make out it was generally the names of places. While this did not entirely ruin the narration, it did detriment it slightly and was very noticeable when it occurred. Otherwise I thought it was brilliant!
"Classic story."
Well known and loved classic which I wanted for my library as a comfort listen.
I found the style of narration not to my taste - her intonation was irritating.
A 'must' listen but I suggest you choose a version by another reader.
"A solid piece of work"
A well-loved story which barely needs review. Most people have ether read it or seen an adaptation (most of which are excellent) so no doubt your opinion on the work itself is decided. But the efforts of Emma Messenger on the narration shouldn't go unacknowledged; she makes light work of difficult reading material and her characters are brilliantly read and conducive to utter absorption.
"A classic - what more needs saying"
Well as i'm not usually into chickLit I expected the worst, having seen the TV and film version thought I knew it all - I was wrong, the book is far far far better than any adaptation I' ve seen. My only concern on this version is be near the volume button, as Emma Messenger can screech some of the older female character voices out a bit.
Good story and well read as far as I am concerned. My issue is with missing words. Not just unspoken but edited out. Mainly the regiment names and some town names. I do not understand the reason behind this.
"I expected Mrs Bennetts voice to be infuriating.."
But the reader out did herself in conveying just how infuriating a character she is! I winced everytime Mrs Bennett talked !
"Lovely Classic ."
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Love all jane Austen books, but this is the best !
Awful. Horrible grating voice. managed first 5 minutes. Have spent hours trying to delete it without success.
"Missing words and names mid sentence ruined this"
Classic story that was in general narrated well but I became infuriated by the repeated oddity of place names simply omitted mid sentence. There was also other fluffs such as repeated paragraphs. Call me pedantic but these just ruin the flow of a story for me. I would be tempted to try one of the other versions of this if you're likely to feel similarly.
"Fantastic "
I have always loved Pride and Prejudice. Emma Messenger has read this beautifully, I am looking for book she has also narrated.
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