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A CAERPHILLY man who has become a lottery millionaire says he will buy his mum a new kitchen with his winning.
Bowls-playing Alun Jones, 27, from Caerphilly is a regular at Llanbradach Bowling club and was unvelied this morning as the latest lotttery millionaire after winning a staggering £1,135,578 Lotto jackpot.
Alun won his jackpot prize via a lucky dip ticket bought online in the draw on Wednesday 16 January.
The lucky winner, who lives in Caerphilly with his parents, dad Raymond, 59 and mum Portland, 51 plans to use some of his jackpot to buy a brand-new kitchen for his mum.
After discovering he had won the life-changing sum last Friday (18 January) Alun decided to leave his job as a Health and Safety administrator at a local firm in Nantgarw to have some time to think about his future.
Alun said: "I couldn't believe it when I checked my emails on the Friday after being stuck in with all the snow. It certainly cheered me up when I saw the winning amount appear on the screen.
"When I told my parents I'd won my mum burst into tears, but my dad took a little more convincing as he knows I'm a bit of a joker!"
Apart from treating his parents, Alun is also looking to buy a car so he doesn't have to borrow his mum's Peugeot 206 to get around.
"The money will mean I can get a bit more independence including a new car, I've always quite fancied a Mercedes! I'm also hoping I can start to look for a new house without worrying about struggling to pay a mortgage."
Sports-fanatic Alun - a Bolton Wanderers supporter - celebrated his win with his friends and bowls team at the Llandbradach Bowling Club, where he has been playing in the league every Saturday for the past year.
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Can somebody give me some details of Matlab's v6.0 Random Number
Generator? what is the original paper, its period, which statistical
test passes, etc.
Diego Andres
In article <firstname.lastname@example.com>,
Diego Andres Alvarez Marin <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>Can somebody give me some details of Matlab's v6.0 Random Number
>Generator? what is the original paper, its period, which statistical
>test passes, etc.
>Diego Andres
Hi --
See http://www.mathworks.com/moler/random.pdf
-- Cleve
On Sat, 24 Apr 2004 12:32:59 -0700, Diego Andres Alvarez Marin wrote:
> Can somebody give me some details of Matlab's v6.0 Random Number
> Generator? what is the original paper, its period, which statistical
> test passes, etc.
According to Cleve Moler the uniform rng is lagged Fibonacchi generator
with some tweaks and the standard normal generator is Marsaglia's
ziggurat algorithm. You will find details about the generators here:
You will find C code for Marsaglia's ziggurat algorithm in
Marsaglias paper:
AFASIK there is no C code for Matlab's rand function available, but
below is my own implementation based on Moler's description and
this additional information:
Beware that my code depends on how the floating point numbera are
represented and therefore not portable between all platforms. But
at least it should work on 32 bit x86 processors under Windows
or Linux.
Sturla Molden
* Sturla Moldens's attempt to reimplement Matlab's rand function
* Before calling this function:
* --- initilise jsr to any unsigned integer
* --- initialise zbuff[] with calls to (SHR3 * .2328306e-9)
* --- initialise ulp to eps/2 which is pow(2.0,-53) in Matlab
* (C) 2003 Sturla Molden
static unsigned long jz, jsr;
#define SHR3 (jz=jsr, jsr^=(jsr<<13), jsr^=(jsr>>17), jsr^=(jsr<<5),jz+jsr)
static float zbuff[32], ulp;
float uniform()
static int i = 0;
static float b = 0.0;
union {
float f;
unsigned long l;
} z;
unsigned long j;
/* subtract with borrow" -- lagged Fibonacchi generator */
z.f = zbuff[(i+20)%32] - zbuff[(i+5)%32] + b;
if (z.f < 0.0)
z.f += 1.0;
b = ulp;
b = 0.0;
/* random bits from SHR3 generator */
j = SHR3;
/* zero bits 23-31 (exponent and sign), leave bits 0-22 (floting point fraction) */
j &= (0xFFFFFFFF >> 9);
/* bitwise xor of j with z */
z.l ^= j;
zbuff[i%32] = z.f;
return z;
In article <email@example.com>,
Sturla Molden <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> ...
> AFASIK there is no C code for Matlab's rand function available ...
We now have M-files that exactly mimic the built-in random number
generators. See
as well as
-- Cleve
In comp.soft-sys.matlab Cleve Moler <email@example.com> wrote:
> We now have M-files that exactly mimic the built-in random number
> generators. See
> http://www.mathworks.com/moler/ncm/randtx.m
> http://www.mathworks.com/moler/ncm/randntx.m
This is a nice way of documenting the random number generators.
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That thing on the back is actually a hovering vehicle that takes off when enemies are nearby and drops on top of them to crush them to pieces.
O.o to me....that looks like a crap-ton of missile launchers....i think? If so, damn.
It looks more like a point defense system rather than a massive missle installation. It looks like it carriers missles, but defensive ones.
Well to me it looks like grenade launchers...
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SOLD This is a backrest that I have had for my 09 R1200GS for about a year that we use 6 to 8 times that I no longer have a need for.
$200.00 shipped
KNgihtwork may like that for his GSA as many miles as he rides...
I think we used it about 6 to 8 time. It will not fit the GSA the tail mounts are difference.
Not no but HELL NO. it would make me try to find money I dont have. If I even had a 3ed of the money for it I'd be working every angle I could to get it. And trust me, I've all ready look at all the angles anyway.
Wanting a Versys, Wife says sell something.
Anyone interested in a 04 DRZ 400s
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Got Gear in Jackson MS has my old Green Versys. You may want to check with them.
I had to stop riding for awhile due to Neck problems. Nothing at all wrong with the bike.
Dang ole son, didn't know you had neck problems. Hate to hear that James.
Dropped the NX650 to $2400
PMed you about the Nelson Rigg bags.
Well if you'd stop dropping it, you might get more for it.
Guess that means I'll have to pay someone to take mine if I ever decide to sell???
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ALL BAGS SOLD!!! MSR has gas money...time for Mountain View baybee!!!
I'm letting the 'Strom go . $3900.
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Indonesian girl swept away by 2004 tsunami found alive
A 14-year-old girl who was thought to have died in the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami has been found alive and reunited with her family, Indonesian television Metro TV reported.
Video footage broadcast yesterday, showed Raudhatul Jannah, who is also known by her nickname "Wenni", being brought home by her biological mother Jamaliah.
Jannah, born in Meulaboh, the Muslim majority Aceh Province region in north-western Indonesia, is said to have been swept away by the tsunami when she was four-years-old.
Indonesian local media reports said she was found nearly 80 miles south and raised by an elderly woman.
"I prayed day and night that if this disappeared girl was safe, that we might find her. Even just one month ago her father was contacting everyone he knows and kept saying that 'my sweet child must be alive' every day after he came back from work," said Jamaliah, adding that the family looked for the girl for a month after the disaster struck.
Jannah's brother, Arief Pratama, who disappeared with her when the tsunami struck, is still missing, said Jamaliah.
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posted 8 years ago
Our cats were on this food before the vet made the (wise) decision to switch us to prescription food. Put simply, the cats weren't losing weight and one actually seemed to be gaining weight on Royal Canin food. While it's best for the health of our cats, we were sad to change cat foods. Our cats actually liked the taste of it and it did seem like they had more energy after eating it. Also, it wasn't a smelly food for us humans to deal with - some foods smell terrible even when its just sitting there in the dish. We liked the convenience of being able to go to the pet store and buy a huge bag of this once every couple of months. It was expensive, although it was cheaper than most Eukanuba foods. Then again, it didn't keep our cats' weight down, so it didn't really work as advertised. Probably a fine food for more active cats (though you wouldn't guess it from reading the label).
Pros: Cats liked the taste, easy to find in a big bag, not too smelly for humans
Cons: Didn't help with weight loss, expensive
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Maybe it is just my cats, but they don't care for this food. It is a healthy food and it does help to maintain weight, but my cats don't care for it.
Pros: Helps cats that are overweight
Cons: Not all cats like it
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Ion is an 18 pound male tabby, who to me is "just a big cat". However my Vet thinks otherwise and would like to see him about 15 pounds. Ion has been eating Royal Canin Light for a few months now and has maybe lost half a pound. I have faith in the food because I know the brand is good and I have faith in Ion, it just takes time to lose weight.
Pros: He eats it.
Cons: Hasn't lost weight yet.
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The Urban Land Institute (ULI), a global research and education institute dedicated to leadership in land use, is launching a new initiative to help four U.S. cities – Charlotte, N.C.; Detroit, Philadelphia and San Jose, Calif. – better understand what people value in their communities in order to build more livable, successful cities. The initiative will connect the national results of ULI's biannual survey of consumers regarding housing, transportation and communities to local data and regional trends for each of the cities to help them plan for the future. It is funded by $75,000 from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation….Continue Reading
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Shiny 0.13.0 is now available on CRAN! This release has some of the most exciting features we've shipped since the first version of Shiny. Highlights include:
- Shiny Gadgets
- HTML templates
- Shiny modules
- Error stack traces
- Checking for missing inputs
- New JavaScript events
For a comprehensive list of changes, see the NEWS file.
To install the new version from CRAN, run:
Read on for details about these new features!
Shiny version 0.11 is available now! Notable changes include:
- Shiny has migrated from Bootstrap 2 to Bootstrap 3 for its web front end. More on this below.
- The old jsliders have been replaced with ion.rangeSlider. These sliders look better, are easier for users to interact with, and support updating more fields from the server side.
- There is a new
passwordInput()which can be used to create password fields.
- New
eventReactive()functions greatly streamline the use of
actionButtonand other inputs that act more like events than reactive inputs.
For a full set of changes, see the NEWS file. To install, run:
We've also posted an article with notes on upgrading to 0.11.
Bootstrap 3 migration
In all versions of Shiny prior to 0.11, Shiny has used the Bootstrap 2 framework for its web front-end. Shiny generates HTML that is structured to work with Bootstrap, and this makes it easy to create pages with sidebars, tabs, dropdown menus, mobile device support, and so on.
The Bootstrap development team stopped development on the Bootstrap 2 series after version 2.3.2, which was released over a year ago, and has since focused their efforts on Bootstrap 3. The new version of Bootstrap builds on many of the same underlying ideas, but it also has many small changes – for example, many of the CSS class names have changed.
In Shiny 0.11, we've moved to Bootstrap 3. For most Shiny users, the transition will be seamless; the only differences you'll see are slight changes to fonts and spacing.
If, however, you customized any of your code to use features specific to Bootstrap 2, then you may need to update your code to work with Bootstrap 3 (see the Bootstrap migration guide for details). If you don't want to update your code right away, you can use the shinybootstrap2 package for backward compatibility with Bootstrap 2 – using it requires adding just two lines of code. If you do use shinybootstrap2, we suggest using it just as an interim solution until you update your code for Bootstrap 3, because Shiny development going forward will use Bootstrap 3.
Why is Shiny moving to Bootstrap 3? One reason is support: as mentioned earlier, Bootstrap 2 is no longer developed and is no longer supported. Another reason is that there is dynamic community of actively-developed Bootstrap 3 themes. (Themes for Bootstrap 2 also exist, but there is less development activity.) Using these themes will allow you to customize the appearance of a Shiny app so that it doesn't just look like… a Shiny app.
We've also created a package that make it easy to use Bootstrap themes: shinythemes. Here's an example using the included Flatly theme:
See the shinythemes site for more screenshots and instructions on how to use it.
We're also working on shinydashboard, a package that makes it easy to create dashboards. Here's an example dashboard that also uses the leaflet package.
The shinydashboard package still under development, but feel free to try it out and give us feedback.
ggvis 0.4 is now available on CRAN. You can install it with:
The major features of this release are:
- Boxplots, with
chickwts %>% ggvis(~feed, ~weight) %>% layer_boxplots()
- Better stability when errors occur.
- Better handling of empty data and malformed data.
- More consistent handling of data in compute pipeline functions.
Because of these changes, interactive graphics with dynamic data sources will work more reliably.
Additionally, there are many small improvements and bug fixes under the hood. You can see the full change log here.
Our first public release of ggvis, version 0.3, is now available on CRAN. What is ggvis? It's a new package for data visualization. Like ggplot2, it is built on concepts from the grammar of graphics, but it also adds interactivity, a new data pipeline, and it renders in a web browser. Our goal is to make an interface that's flexible, so that you can compose new kinds of visualizations, yet simple, so that it's accessible to all R users.
Update: there was an issue affecting interactive plots in version 0.3. Version 0.3.0.1 fixes the issue. The updated source package is now on CRAN, and Windows and Mac binary packages will be available shortly.
ggvis integrates with Shiny, so you can use dynamic, interactive ggvis graphics in Shiny applications. We hope that the combination of ggvis and Shiny will make it easy for you to create applications for interactive data exploration and presentation. ggvis plots are inherently reactive and they render in the browser, so they can take advantage of the capabilities provided by modern web browsers. You can use Shiny's interactive components for interactivity as well as more direct forms of interaction with the plot, such as hovering, clicking, and brushing.
ggvis works seamlessly with R Markdown v2 and interactive documents, so you can easily add interactive graphics to your R Markdown documents:
And don't worry — ggvis isn't only meant to be used with Shiny and interactive documents. Because the RStudio IDE is also a web browser, ggvis plots can display in the IDE, like any other R graphics:
There's much more to come with ggvis. To learn more, visit the ggvis website.
Please note that ggvis is still young, and lacks a number of important features from ggplot2. But we're working hard on ggvis and expect many improvements in the months to come.
Shiny version 0.4.0 is now available on CRAN. The most visible change is that the API has been slightly simplified. Your existing code will continue to work, although Shiny will print messages about how to migrate your code. Migration should be straightforward, as described below. It will take a bit of work to switch to the new API, but we think it's worth it in the long run, because the new interface is somewhat simpler, and because it offers a better mapping between function names and reactive programming concepts.
We've also updated the Shiny tutorial to reflect the changes, and we've also added a some new content explaining Shiny's reactive programming model in depth. If you want to have a better understanding of how Shiny works, see the sections under Understanding Reactivity, starting with the Reactivity Overview.
Another new feature is that Shiny now suspends outputs when they aren't visible on the user's web browser. For example, if your Shiny application has multiple tabs or conditional panels, Shiny will only run the calculations and send data for the currently-visible tabs and panels. This new feature will reduce network traffic and computational load on the server, resulting in a faster application.
Version 0.3.0 of Shiny is now available on CRAN. This version of Shiny has several new features and bug fixes. Some of the changes are under the hood: for example, Shiny now uses a more efficient algorithm for scheduling the execution of reactive functions. There are also some user-facing changes: for example, the new
runGitHub() function lets you download and run applications directly from a GitHub repository.
We've updated the tutorial page with documentation about these and other features. For a full list of changes, see the the NEWS file.
You can install the new version of Shiny with
We're pleased to announce new versions of ggplot2 (0.9.3) and plyr (1.8). To get up and running with the new versions, start a clean R session without ggplot2 or plyr loaded, and run
install.packages(c("ggplot2", "gtable", "scales", "plyr")). Read on to find out what's new.
ggplot2 0.9.3
Most of the changes version 0.9.3 are bug fixes. Perhaps the most visible change is that ggplot will now print out warning messages when you use
stat="bin" and also map a variable to y. For example, these are valid:
ggplot(mtcars, aes(wt, mpg)) + geom_bar(stat = "identity")
ggplot(mtcars, aes(cyl)) + geom_bar(stat = "bin")
But this will result in some warnings:
ggplot(mtcars, aes(wt, mpg)) + geom_bar(stat = "bin")
# The default stat for geom_bar is "bin", so this is the same as above:
ggplot(mtcars, aes(wt, mpg)) + geom_bar()
The reason for this change is to make behavior more consistent –
stat_bin generates a y value, and so should not work when you also map a value to y.
For a full list of changes, please see the NEWS file.
plyr 1.8
Version 1.8 has 28 improvements and bug fixes. Among the most prominent:
- All parallel plyr functions gain a
.paroptsargument, a list of options that is passed onto
foreachwhich allows you to control parallel execution.
progress_timeis a new progress bar contributed by Mike Lawrence estimates the amount of time remaining before a job is complete
- The summarise() function now calculates columns sequentially, so you can calculate new columns from other new columns, like this:
summarise(mtcars, x = disp/10, y = x/10)
This behavior is similar to the mutate() function. Please be aware that this could change the behavior of existing code, if any columns of the output have the same name but different values as columns in the input. For example, this will result in different behavior in plyr 1.7 and 1.8:
summarise(mtcars, disp = disp/10, y = disp*10)
In the old version, the y column would equal
mtcars$disp * 10, and in the new version, it would equal
- There are a number of performance improvements:
a*plyuses more efficient indexing so should be more competitive with
idata.frameall have performance tweaks which will help a few people out a lot, and a lot of people a little.
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Best Caribbean Restaurant (2006)
Caribbean Delite
What hamburgers are to Americans, roti is to many Caribbean islanders. In Trinidad and Guyana, roti is considered soul food, and few places outside the islands do it better than Caribbean Delite. This hole-in-the-wall is embedded in a strip mall that amounts to a miniature Caribbean district. Reggae music blasts from the record store down the way, and Jamaicans emerge from the shop next door, carrying grease-stained brown paper bags stuffed with hot beef patties. Caribbean Delite serves up spicy saffron-color curried meats like chicken, beef, goat, and shrimp with a generous dollop of curried potatoes and chickpeas (also eggplant, cabbage, and pumpkin if you come on a Thursday). These dishes -- accompanied by paratha, a scrumptiously soft flatbread also known as buss-up-shut -- are traditionally scooped up by hand. Succulent chickpea-filled doubles cost $1. For a more filling meal, consider a shrimp roti for $7 or feast on curried boneless chicken with paratha roti for $6.50. But roti is not Caribbean Delite's only specialty. It also sells pholourie, fried balls of dough that you dip into zesty mango chutney. For dessert, try some sweet-and-sour tamarind balls, or khurma, sticks of crisp fried dough sprinkled with ginger and sugar. Check out the well-stocked cooler of carbonated beverages, which can be difficult to find in the United States, such as Jamaican favorites grapefruit-flavor Ting, red-orange Kola Champagne, and sorrel, a customary yuletide brew made from crimson blossoms. The glass cabinet at the store's counter contains myriad strange island imports, like mauby, a concentrated concoction made from tree bark; and Milo, a chocolaty drink known and loved throughout the archipelago.
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Best New Local Dining TrendBig chefs opening small venues
Best New RestaurantMichy's
Best ChefMark Militello and Allen Susser
Best Fight to Stay in Business While the City Keeps the Street in Front of Your Restaurant Busted Up for Two YearsCocopelli Café
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wow i have no word are cute and awesome u look as Twilight
absolutely gorgeous!
You do know if you go to certain costume stores you can get cosmetic ears and horns right?
Ehm ... I have ears and a horn that my friend supplied me with. I don't see why I'd need to get them from a costume store.
Very pretty outfit!
RRG. I was at D*Con so I rage whenever I see a great cosplay I missed. But still, great job!
interesting cosplay
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D.S.I Surveyor Vehicle by AdamBurnWatch
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The third image in my own series of Lunar mining is this fun looking thing, the Surveyor Vehicle is one of the smallest vehicles used by the mining team and is considered a general purpose vehicle but it also has one very important task, it is tasked with moving ahead of the main mining fleet and surveying the areas to make sure the giant harvester and H3 transports are not met by impassible terrain. These vehicles also double as general maintenance units outfitted with a robotic arm with multiple attachments and an assortment of tools and replacement equipment they can conduct repairs on drones, communication arrays, and even minor repairs on the larger transports.
With a top speed of 60 mph and advanced multi direction suspension they are often used by the mining staff during down time taking them out for joy rides.
Here are the other images in the series.
Harvester: [link]
Helium 3 transporter: [link]
Freighter: [link]
With a top speed of 60 mph and advanced multi direction suspension they are often used by the mining staff during down time taking them out for joy rides.
Here are the other images in the series.
Harvester: [link]
Helium 3 transporter: [link]
Freighter: [link]
proper sci fi man, great job
I meant the left
that lens flare in the upper right, tho!
Beautiful detailing, just absolutely impressive work.
reminds me of the GDI surveyor from Command & Conquer Tiberium Wars. Man, you really should work for EA Games.
Excellent and feeling credible, which is really cool.
Cool concept!
It better watch out for ramps or stuff cause it'll be in the sky for some time. .
Looks like a fun ride for sure. Great work.
I can't begin to fathom the amount of patience required to create these.
the ONLY reason I don't like this one concept out of the three is the apparent high centre of mass, which could more than likely lead to instability on such a low gravity planet
but with that being said, I still adore all the DSi stuff :3
but with that being said, I still adore all the DSi stuff :3
You make a good point, I made the wheels quite spaced out though so it gives it a larger surface area but maybe it could do with being lowered a bit
Seriously, how do you do such a fantastic work so fast?
Working in the games industry you learn to work fast
Oh really? What game industry do you work in?
I have worked on a few games for the PC mostly, one as Senior 2D artist for about 2 year
What are some of the games?
An MMORTS called Novus Aeterno which is still in development I have also done work recently for another space RTS turn based game that's again still in development but I am also still working on.
Reminds me of "moon"! Nice work!
I'd donate 3 years of my life for a contract to work on the moon!
When I look at this I'm thinking :RRRRRRRRRR! damn good design ya got there.
Looks very fast moving, and I imagine it would move even faster with the moon's lower gravity!
There is one thing that disturbs me on this vehicle: Its arm seems very prone to mechanical failure from being clogged up with regolith.
I agree maybe adding some kind of canvas covering over the main parts would of helped.
These space vehicle designs are cool!
love to design
any idea on what's gonna use the power from the fusion reactor the H3 is being used in?
Well the stuff is sent back to Earth for use in the Fusion plants there but they just power cities and everything else, once it was perfected it made coal, oil, gas, and nuclear power redundant
I like this new style ^^
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SUDBURY — Congregation Beth El, 105 Hudson Road, will present author Anita Diamant, a member of the congregation, to discuss her latest novel, "The Boston Girl," at 4 p.m. Oct. 18. Diamant has written many books on Jewish practices including her first published book, "The Red Tent" in 1997. Her newest novel "The Boston Girl," tells the story of a girl born in 1900 to immigrant parents.
Some people struggle to talk about suicide and mental illness.Not Mariel Hemingway.
FRAMINGHAM — "Finding Zoe: A Deaf Woman's Story of Identity, Love and Adoption" by Gail Harris, published by BenBella Books, was named a finalist of the Narrative Nonfiction Independent Publishers of New England...
MARLBOROUGH — Marlborough Public Schools and the Marlborough Public Library partnered to bring the "Marlborough Reads: One City, One Book" project starting with the book "Howl" by Carl Hiaasen.
FRAMINGHAM — The public is invited to shop at the Friends of the Framingham Library's monthly book sale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the main library, 49 Lexington St., Framingham.
FRAMINGHAM - Humor, a blonde bombshell wig and the support of family and friends helped Linda Brossi Murphy through her bout with breast cancer. After the initial shock of her diagnosis in November 2012, Murphy decided to make fighting the...
WAYLAND — The Friends of the Wayland Public Library will sponsor a fall book and bake sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 7 and noon to 4 p.m. Nov. 8 in the Large Hearing Room at the Wayland Town Building, 41 Cochituate Road.
What's this book about? Short answer: "Stone Angels" is about a young man with an extremely guilty conscience. But at its core, the book is a redemption story fueled by that extreme guilt. It is a suspenseful,...
"My Southern Journey: True Stories from the Heart of the South," by Rick Bragg. Oxmoor House, September 2015. 256 pages. $27.95.
"Girl in the Woods" A memoir by Aspen Matis. William Morrow, New York, 2015. 372 pages. $24.99.
When Deihlia Nye "crashed" into the world of her aunt, Diane Fraser, in December 1983, Fraser's family was, by her own admission, fractured.
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