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PRINEVILLE — Daniel Seymour saved his best for last and the La Grande boys golf team will have a chance to compete for a third straight state title.
The senior battled Baker's Brandon Ellwanger for two playoff holes before eventually being crowned the Greater Oregon League district champion Tuesday at Medow Lakes Golf Course in Prineville.
The Tigers finished second as a team, posting a score of 708, just four strokes back of first-place Baker (704) to qualify for the state
Seymour and Ellwanger both finished with a 164 to send Tuesday's tournament to extra holes. Both players bogeyed the 18th hole.
But it was Seymour who came up with a par on the Par-3 17th hole while his counterpart put in a bogey, giving Seymour the district
"I'm so happy for Danny," LHS head coach Ron Evans said.
"He's played for me for four years, so to see him play so well there, it's great."
Jake Girard shot a 168 to finish in fourth place, while Craig Wallace carded a 184 and both James Laurence and Andrew Branen carded 193s.
"All of the kids played really well," Evans said.
"They played really smart. There is a lot of water on that course — nearly every hole — you really have to play target golf."
La Grande sat in third place on Monday after posting a 362.
Ridgeview had a 355 and Baker sat at 357.
But La Grande made the charge on Tuesday to
"We were down (on Monday), but we knew Ridgeview played really good on day one," Evans said.
"We didn't expect them to play that well (Tuesday), but you never know."
Evans thought his team was going to catch Baker at one point on Tuesday.
"I really thought we were going to get them. But to finish where we did, Baker has been beating us all year by about 20 strokes or so," Evans said.
Ridgeview's Jimi Seely placed third overall individually, shooting a 167.
Charley Clark of Baker shot a 172 to place fifth.
In the team scoring, Ridgeview was 17 strokes back of La Grande to place third.
Crook Country (749) took fourth place, McLoughlin (754) placed fifth and Ontario (829) finished sixth to round out the team scoring.
Now La Grande will try for the three-peat at the home course of the University of Oregon, Emerald Valley Golf Course in Creswell.
"Hopefully we can go down there and do something," Evans said.
"The kids are excited, they're going to have a good time. That's a real golf course. It's really nice."
The tournament starts Monday and will wrap up on Tuesday.


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RISMedia, May 19, 2011—For the month of April, Massachusetts foreclosure activity remained at levels dramatically below those recorded last year. However, foreclosure petitions—which mark the first step in the foreclosure process in Massachusetts—posted the highest number so far this year.
The number of foreclosure petitions statewide dropped almost 51 percent year-over-year to 1,192 from 2,431 in April 2010. In the three previous months, petitions have ranged from 694 to 1,048. This was the highest level of petitions since September, when there were 2,358 starts. Through April of this year, 3,727 petitions to foreclose have been filed statewide, down 58.6 percent from 9,008 during the same period in 2010.
"Lenders are still taking a cautious approach to foreclosures, and this is keeping foreclosure statistics at low levels for a while longer," says Timothy M. Warren Jr., CEO of The Warren Group. "This brief downturn should not sway us from the reality that the foreclosure crisis is not over, and we are likely to see more activity work its way through the system. The increase in petitions from March to April shows that foreclosure activity has picked up a bit again, and we are likely to see increases in coming months."
Foreclosure deeds, which represent completed foreclosures, decreased more than 62 percent to 518 in April from 1,375 in April 2010. A total of 2,111 foreclosure deeds have been recorded in the first four months of the year, down 56.2 percent from 4,824 a year earlier.
The number of advertised auction notices also dropped significantly. There were 1,382 auction announcements in April, down 51.7 percent from 2,861 a year ago. Year-to-date auction notices decreased almost 58 percent to 4,675 from 11,114 last year.
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Does pregnancy/breastfeeding change the length of your menstrual cycle?
After I stopped breastfeeding my first complete cycle (from period to period) was 35 days. Can I expect this to be the new norm. My husband and I are trying to conceive again, and I'd like to be able to predict when I will ovulate this month. Will it go back to my old predictable 28 day cycle?
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Last week we took a trip to Playa Del Carmen in Mexico for a friend's wedding and assorted South of the Border fun. With many miles to travel and a full agenda, who else would be my second-best traveling companion? My wife is #1, of course, but my Brain Bag is a close #2!
One day we took a trip into the shopping district in Playa for "essentials." My Brain Bag, already proving to be the essential carry-on for the trip, comes along to transport the treasures back to the resort. Here we are in front of a local shop, planning our next move. I wonder what it will be? :)
I could wax poetic on the benefits of travelling with my brain bag in and out of airports, but you all have heard that plenty of times. For this trip, I thought I would mention what we hauled out of the shopping district in our souveneir hunt!
- Two adult side Mexican pullovers (the heavy wool ones).
- An 84-inch hand made tablecloth.
- One child-size hoodie, with the mandatory "Playa Del Carmen" embroidery.
- A wide assortment of trinkets: keychains, desk decorations, a hand-made ceramic bowl (for salsa, of course).
- And three full-size bottles of tequila, packed in bubble-wrap for the trip home.
All in all about 30 pounds of goodies, which rode wonderfully on my back with the cinch-straps fully opened and the stabilizer chest/waist strap in place. Hands free shopping, with room to spare as we found new items to add to our list.
As always, the Brain Bag is the perfect traveling companion. Ready to go on the plane back and forth with a change of clothes for me and my wife as we went from fall cold to summer heat and back again... and fits perfectly under the seat in front of me both ways.
Viva Mexico! Viva Tom Bihn!
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Carolina easily handled Minnesota, exploiting their poor pass defense
and shutting down Adrian Peterson, on their way to a 35-10 win. The team
held Peterson to 62 yards, his lowest of the year, and that was
including 31 on his last carry, well after the game was in hand.
It's hard to say it's a defense-led victory when you score 35 points,
but stopping Peterson allowed Mike Mitchell to pull in two
interceptions, to give him a team leading 3 on the year, that set up the
first and last scores for Carolina. Mitchell's 7 tackles and sack added
with the picks for easily his best career game. The first pick, on the
first drive, set the tone and put Carolina in for the first score a few
plays later.
Thomas Davis pulled in 9 tackles and two sacks, and really stood out in
nickel duty as well, including stopping Cassel short on a 3rd down
scramble and a pretty deflection against Kyle Rudolph.
That defensive performance allowed Cam Newton to dice up the MN pass
defense to a tune of 20/26 for 242 yards and three scores. Newton hit
Smith for a redemptive 2 yard score early, a rumbling 10 yard shovel
pass to Mike Tolbert before the half, and then a 79 yarder to Brandon
LaFell that blew things open.
Newton chipped in his own rushing TD soon after, and Tolbert returned
to the endzone to cap things off. Deangelo Williams did the heavy
lifting - 17/64 on the ground and 5/54 in the air, tying him for team
lead in receptions with Smith (who only had 21 yards, mostly getting
short routes). Tolbert was 8 rushes for 27 yards on the ground
including some key short yardage plays, and Newton bailed himself out
with 9 for 30.
It was a dominating performance on both sides, with a few miscues (Ted
Ginn bringing a return out for 13 yards, for instance), but with an
efficiency that fit right in with the score. Carolina was 58% on third
down, a perfect 2/2 on 4th conversions, and
Carolina has an average margin of victory of 31.5 points in two wins;
7.33 in its three losses.
It's odd, that when they win, they really, really win. That five score
point margin is larger than the amount it's given up in any single game
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Jeff Skinner leading all rookies
Re: Jeff Skinner leading all rookies
posted at 1/8/2011 5:49 AM ESTcarolina is not in the same situation as boston, thankfully, a rookie does not belong on our first line
Re: Jeff Skinner leading all rookies
posted at 1/8/2011 8:35 AM ESTCarolina is 4 points back of the Bruins. Which different situation are they in?
This is a manpower issue, a Chiarelli/Julien/scouting issue. The Bruins need Mike Richards not Nathan Horton, a go through walls, do whatever is necessary leader of the Forward Corps.
The Bruins defence corps is neither deep nor talented enough, it is not a deep Playoff defence, it is lacking and everyone knows it. Rask/Thomas face 35+ a night and are keeping the team competitive (different situation than Carolina?).
I don't like Julien's style either. But he is either a Coach who doesn't have a good system for the talent he's got or he is a coach who is doing the best he can with what the talent he's got. He is either dense or pragmatic.
But given all the talk of his much-vaunted defence-first, don't leave your own zone without turning the lights out system, I've come to the conclusion; that Julien is doing the best he can with what he's got;
Julien doesn't have enough 'compete' at Forward (just one blood n guts guy to offset? compliment? motivate any of Wheeler, Ryder, Horton, Savard, Krejci on a shift-to-shift basis (see Mike Richards)));
Julien doesn't have enough talent at defence, (just one guy with mobility, experience and confidence to push any of Mcquaid, Boychuk, Kampfer, Ference to the edge of the depth chart every night)
Julien has Thomas, buying him time and saving his job everynight.
Everyone here, knows what kinda team it takes to get past the second Round in the Playoffs, everyone here knows what a team fighting for 8th place perennially looks like. That's why no one here, is doing unequivocal cartwheels over a team - depending on how you look at them - that is either First Place in an under-performing division, (hence a shaky 3rd in a Conference Standing system only the NHL could come up with) or a team that is one loss away (tonight?) from from fighting for that last Playoff position.
Walk before the Flyers make us run, get the players you need, make a trade. Probably should be a big painful one, too.
then fire the Coach.
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posted at 1/8/2011 12:00 PM ESTIn Response to Re: Jeff Skinner leading all rookies:carolina is not in the same situation as boston, thankfully, a rookie does not belong on our first line
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That's my whole point. Maybe a rookie DOES belong on our first line. Our first line isn't exactly lighting it up. Nor is our second line. Or third line. The first line of Lucic, Krejci, Horton lit it up for the first ten or so games of the season, then quieted down. Skinner has been producing regularly on a top line on a team with less overall talent than the Bruins up front. As Awry noted, they're four points behind us in the standings, although the Bruins have one game in hand. Their record over the last ten games is identical to the Bruins (5-3-2). Skinner is one of four out of the top ten in the 2010 draft to be playing in the NHL this season. He earned his way onto an NHL roster in training camp, same as Seguin, and is being given a chance to excel on an NHL roster, and doing just that. The Bruins are handling Seguin in a completely different manner, and I'm pointing out that the results speak for themselves. Maybe if the Bruins had let Seguin go out and have fun and play hockey while learning the game at the NHL level, the results might be different. Pure speculation, of course, but I'm using Skinner as an example of what can happen when you take that approach. Would Seguin respond the same? No idea, but I suspect he might, especially given the fact that he looks like he's scared to make mistakes or play out of position for fear of being benched.
Re: Jeff Skinner leading all rookies
posted at 1/8/2011 12:18 PM ESTSkinner Seguin similar to the Sams and Thor deal a few years back.
Seg will have the better career, but Skinner will be no slouch, I wanted the B's to go after him so bad last year and mentioned it on many posts b4 the draft. I also was looking at Toffoli, but he is in minors with Spooner and Knight.


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Two excellent experiences have been visited on me, one aviation related, the other not.
As part of a belated birthday celebration, I was treated an authentic German dinner at the historic Schoeder's restaurant followed by a viewing of One Six Right on the big screen, in amazing digital clarity at the Embarcadero in San Francisco. The big screen always helps ambitious films and this documentary about the Van Nuys Airport is no exception. In addition to the big screen, the high definition Sony 4K digital projection system is simply breathtaking. I had not seen this film before, but even if you have seen it on DVD I strongly recommend you see it again during the theatrical tour. There will be a limited number of screening around the country with the Sony 4K system and you'll get the opportunity to meet Brian Terwilliger, the film's director/producer, hear some great stories about the making of the film, and even the chance to ask him some questions.
I also had the good fortune to get a wonderful and unexpected gift: an iTunes download of the new Concord Records Ray Sings, Basie Swings. The idea behind this recording project didn't appeal to me in the least: Pairing Ray Charles' voice after the fact with the incredible musicianship of the Count Basie Orchestra. As the liner notes point out, Ray never sang with Basie's band, but he should have. So Ray's voice was electronically separated from some of his most popular songs, then re-mastered with new back-up recordings by The Count Basie Orchestra, including a talented group of new Raelettes.
I've always had a soft spot for Ray Charles and as a trumpet player in college, I gained a keen appreciation for Count Basie. But talk about simulacrum! Ray Charles and Count Basie are both deceased, though the Count Basie Orchestra has continued to tour and perform all the Basie favorites. If the description of this project sounds hokey, rest assured that the end result is simply astounding. This is the way Ray should have been heard all the time, with a swingin' group of excellent musicians and singers, playing arrangements by the likes of Quincy Jones, Roger Neumann, Tom Scott, Gregg Field, Patti Austin, and Shelly Berg.
My new anthem as I drive to the airport? "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning!"
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- Neil said...
I would love to see onesixright on the big screen. I own the DVd and i have no idea how many times ive watched it. The soundtrack is amazing, too.
P.S "simulacrum": did you just win a bet? ;)
- John said...
Check out the One Six Right website for details on the theatrical tour. I think it's left the Bay Area ...
- Neil said...
Sadly, I already missed my chance! There was a Bethesda show, but it's been and gone. I was willing to drive the 2 hours to see it, too! : (
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Having a look at the footage from Jorge front camera it was pretty obvious that out of corners the Honda still has better drive just less apparent than the previous year so he is closer. As said he need to really get up his nose early on and destabilise Stoner and disrupt his rhythm. Being stop start which plays to the Honda advantage Jorge need to get on the brakes better than Stoner who is no slouch. Rossi for the win. Also I think Rossi is working with Dorna on almagamating the two as WSBK and MotoGP met to discuss tech issues recently. 2015 is my bet CRT/WSBK/MOTOGP Hybrid.


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After 4 long years in kennels, Zoe and Zack were adopted in July 2013. They're now living as inside dogs in a home located on 17 acres, and they share their surroundings with a cat, chooks, horses, wombats and kangaroos. A lovely, relaxing life at last for these siblings!
Gorgeous Gary the Greyhound was rehomed in November 2011.
Ted was rehomed in August 2010. He's now living an idyllic life on 100 acres in country NSW with a female blue heeler as his four legged companion, together with his adoring mum and dad. This character of a dog has a whole new fulfilling life ahead of him.
Gentle Yogi was rehomed in July 2010 to a lovely family on acres with other four legged family members as companions in addition to his lovely mum. Have a great rest of your life Yogi.
Little sweetheart Zena was adopted in mid-July 2010 and she's now living with her new mum on the coast where she will adore and be adored... all that we could have hoped for for her.
Beautiful good natured Alfie (now Buster) was adopted on
3 July 2010. He's now living in Canberra with a wonderful family where he will get to enjoy all the good things in life. Lots of walks and time with his family. Have a wonderful life Buster.
Beautiful Sophie has waited patiently for the perfect home and it just came along. Sophie was adopted in mid June 2010 and is now living in country NSW and enjoying all the good things in life. Have a terrific rest of your life Princess Sophie.
Happy and loveable Louis was adopted on 2 May 2010 and he's now living in the northern beaches area of Sydney with a lovely family including young Coco, his new female companion. He will receive all the love and attention that he so deserves.
Little Mackie was adopted on 6 March 2010 and is now living in a peaceful, loving home... the type of home she should have had from the start. Have a great rest of your life Mackie.
James (now Monte) was adopted on 4 March 2010 by a lovely family, that includes two Golden Retrievers, in Victoria. He is happy for the first time in a long, long time, has settled in well and the beautiful soul that is Monte is appearing. Have a good rest of your life Monte.
Emma (now Jemma) was adopted on 15 August 2009 by a loving family where Jemma will be a companion to their older dog, Murphy. Jemma will spend her evenings inside warm and snug with Murphy, Mum and Dad and the two boys. Have a good rest of your life Jemma.
Barney was adopted on 8 August 2009 to a wonderful home where he will live inside with the dedicated family he deserves.
Shianne and Sammy were adopted on 23 June 2009 by a couple who live near the beach. They will be indoor (and much loved) companions. All that we wished for for both of them.
The beautiful natured Ryan was adopted by a lovely couple on 7 June 2009. Ryan will be an inside boy with all the reciprocated love and loyalty he deserves. Thank you on behalf of Ryan.
Lilly was adopted on 13 February 2009. She has gone to live with a lovely couple who lost their elderly girl, Josie. Lilly is a much loved indoor member of this wonderful family.
Lovely Sophia (now Sophie) was adopted on 27 January 2009 to begin her life as a pampered, trendy lass with a lovely couple from Sydney's inner suburbs.
Spud was adopted on 17 December 2008 by a wonderful family from Canberra. He will live out his life in safety and with love and he will be an inside boy. He will get plenty of walks and will travel where the family go and he has a female Border Collie cross as a companion. All that he deserves.
Ollie was adopted in December 2008.
Beautiful and gentle elderly Albert Anthony was adopted by a family on 2 March 2008. He will be going to live on a treed acreage with a gorgeous couple who adore him and he will live inside, probably for the first time in his life. So neglected when he was dumped in the pound and now he has his whole life ahead of him - pain free for the first time in a long time. Have a good and happy life Albert.
Slim was adopted on 16 January 2008 and has gone to a home where he will live inside and will accompany his carer to work. Have a good rest of your life Slim.


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This blog floundered around for a while trying to figure out what it wanted to be or if it really even wanted to exist (that process continues). Looking back, it seems only natural that at some point I would decide to write about my family history and genealogy quest. That endeavor, an interest in genealogy, pre-dated any blogging on my part by many years. I would soon discover, however, that maintaining a written history of my family would be something that would grow and multiply as more information became available and new connections were made. My "report" format had its limitations (it required constant updating and very few people ever saw it).
I wrote the first post about genealogy on this blog back in June of 2010 and in September of that same year, added a genealogy page. There was really no rhyme or reason behind my approach to this subject. At the time, I thought that the genealogy information would evolve as a separate part of this blog. The new page had links to the family report, some photos, a few resource links and a small amount of narrative. At the same time, the report still required continual updates as I was finding more and more information and expanding the depth of coverage of the family. I could showcase a small amount of family history on the Genealogy Page but it soon dawned-on-me that I might want to abandon the report (or updated it less frequently) and devote my time to creating an entirely separate genealogy website. I decided right away that it would be a blog format. I also took the opportunity to explore a different platform and created the new site in blogger with the added advantage that it is free. There were some limitations in going in this direction but overall, it has worked out just fine.
A blogging platform appealed to me as I was not interested in creating the typical genealogy site one finds on the Internet. That is one where there is an index of names and clicking on a name will lead to detail information on the individual and their family usually in the form of family charts, pedigree charts, footnotes of sources, etc. Not that I find anything wrong with those types of sites. I actually like them a lot and have found them to be very useful. Still, I had another idea. I wanted to lay-out the genealogy of my family in a narrative format that tells a story. It may be about one individual, essentially a biography of an ancestor or it may follow a family over multiple generations. In the case of the latter, the story is broken into two or three posts that are linked. The blog platform would also let me stray off the family subject and post about more general genealogy topics and still give me the freedom to add static pages.
So, less than a month after creating a genealogy page on this blog, I changed direction and was launching a new family history blog. Even then, I wasn't sure exactly what would come of it. The first three months saw a few posts that were about more general topics and it wasn't until February of 2011 that I finally started talking about the family and that first article, on the Goldner family of Chicago, was a hybrid of sorts. It was mainly about my quest to find out about the Goldners and less about the details of the family, itself. A couple of other articles followed and then in May of 2011, I finally wrote a detailed post on one my ancestral lines, the David Hermann Family. It was around that time, that a conscious decision was made to start putting articles about individual families on the site. It was also decided that smaller "vignettes" about individuals, called the Short Biographies would be created to compliment the longer, full family, sagas.
Since that time, most of the writing has been about family lines with less about general genealogy topics. I have explored six families in multi-part reports (15 articles) and written an equal number of the short biographies. With the new site off and running, it soon also became clear that I might want to limit the amount of genealogical information found on this site. So I reformatted the original genealogy page, eliminated most of the information and provided a series of links to the new blog.
Blogging about family history has been a boon to my genealogy research. Each new post allows me to go back and check my research, correct errors and look for new information. My own knowledge and understanding of the family increases as I write about them. Most importantly, others have found the site and contacted me. This has lead to vast amounts of new information that prior to this, may not have been forthcoming. The genealogy blog started as a single page on this site but with limited potential for expansion. I then created a new website that could, more fully showcase the family history and provide a platform that could grow and evolve. It has turned into a very fruitful enterprise. The blog not only lets me tell stories about my ancestors but it also delivers distant cousins and new information back to me.
Nest month, will mark the 2nd aniversary of my genealogy and family history blog. The first post was published on September 30, 2010. Below are Links to all of the pages at My Other Blog at Blogger:


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Amistad Awards inspire unity and struggle
NEW HAVEN, CONN. -- From the opening video and drumming to the remarks of the awardees, songs, youth slide show and finale, an atmosphere of unity and optimism inspired the entire multi-racial audience at the 2013 People's World Amistad Awards, held in the auditorium of Cooperative Arts and Humanities High School.
Walmart and gun makers, drivers of the right wing
Walmart, the nation's largest retailer, is also the country's biggest seller of firearms and ammunition.
CT working families defeat Linda's lies
Connecticut voters smacked down tea party Republican Linda McMahon on Election Day and chose Rep. Chris Murphy to be their new U.S. Senator.
Black History Month 2012: Remembering Dalzenia Henry
When the judging for the African American History Month High School Arts and Writing Competition takes place this Friday, Dalzenia Henry's legacy will be on our minds.
Corporations are not people
"Corporations are not people and money is not speech!" and "Get corporate money out of our democracy" was the theme of two demonstrations in Hartford. Conn.
Connecticut youth lead fight for jobs
Youth groups are focused on linking the problem of youth violence to the lack of job opportunities.
Youth march calls for jobs and end to violence
The young people, mainly high school students who organized the event, marched in front, holding pictures of the 29 youth in New Haven killed by violence this year.
New Haven joins Occupy Movement
On October 15th, New Haven joined the Occupy Movement with a kick-off march of 1,000 people on the New Haven Green.
Online petition shows wide support for jobs bill (with video)
Within hours of its online posting, hundreds had signed the petition, with over a thousand signatures the first day.
Campaign for youth jobs kicks off in New Haven
Over 50 people gathered at the New Haven Peoples' Center for a "Youth Jobs Roundtable" to launch a campaign for good jobs for youth in New Haven.


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This is gonna be my most poorly thought out critique, let's start with the bad, I don't know the details or back story, all I know is character name. Time for the good, It's 100% original, you got your own little comic thing going on, which is cool, the letter in their hand is very well done and detailed, most people just put little squiggly lines on it, your paper actually looks legit, vision is okay, technique is decent, impact is poor though, don't hate me for that, at least i'm not a jealous prick kind of critic, I like how you didn't forget the tail, surprisingly a lot of people forget to add tails.
Thank you for the critique. I'd say it's a really fair assessment of my drawing. I didn't provide any details or back story for her because I am still thinking some of it out, and plus some of it is part of the story. I'd agree that the impact isn't great. I wanted to figure out what she would look like, so I started drawing her. I hadn't put much thought into the impact since it was mostly a concept drawing, at first. I'm glad that you think the technique was decent. I felt I messed up a couple aspects of the anatomy, and her pose felt kind of awkward to me. I'm kinda rusty at the moment, and I'm trying to work some of that rust out. Lol, I couldn't figure out what to write on that message, so I just talked about the comic itself. I have to admit, I've forgotten the tail plenty of times, which is weird because the tail is often a lot of fun to draw, but I normally catch it before I post it anywhere.
Thanks for the critique. I really appreciate it, and I liked reading what your thoughts were of my drawing.
Oh no, I can't judge the anatomy, It's not a human, and I'm not familiar with that race's anatomy, try imagine adjusting their right arm down a little, seems a tad better, not better enough to change rating, but just a tad better.
That was the main aspect of her anatomy what was bothering me. Her pose also feels a bit awkward also (she seems too stiff). I need to work on drawing characters with more fluid and loose motions.


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May 3, 2016
Associated Press Release
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- A top aide to former Florida Education Commissioner Tony Bennett is stepping down from his job.
Dale Chu resigned his post as chief of staff on Friday. Chu was earning $150,000 a year. The resignation takes effect Sept. 3 but Chu will be on annual leave until then.
He had previously worked as a top aide to Bennett when he was schools superintendent in Indiana.
Bennett abruptly resigned last week following allegations that he changed the grade of a charter school run by a major Republican donor during his previous job.
Bennett has said he did not do anything wrong.
Chu was one of those on Bennett's staff who received emails discussing proposals to change the grade for Republican donor Christel DeHaan's charter school.
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) -- Kyle Orton's still a member of the Denver Broncos. For how long is anybody's guess.
The Broncos are shopping around to see if they can find a trade partner, and the Miami Dolphins might prove the best fit.
Orton is due $8.29 million this season and doesn't want to be a backup in Denver. While the Broncos have said Orton is their returning starter, the veteran QB apparently feels Tim Tebow's promotion is a foregone conclusion.
Orton has started the last two seasons in Denver, posting career-best passing numbers to go with 41 TD throws and 21 interceptions.
He declined to comment as he left the facility about 1 p.m. Wednesday. He returned three hours later for coach John Fox's first team meeting.
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It is often said that, strictly speaking, re should be used in headings and references, as in Re: Harrison versus Ortiz, but not as a normal word meaning 'regarding,' as in thanks for your letter re the job postings. However, the evidence suggests that re is now widely used in the second context in official and semiofficial contexts, and is now generally accepted. Be aware, however, that in certain formal contexts, if re is used in mid-sentence, some readers may regard it as business jargon or an inappropriate legalism. Often, concerning or about would be just as clear (and less likely to annoy).
Latin, ablative of res 'thing'.
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Middle English re, representing (as an arbitrary name for the note) the first syllable of resonare, taken from a Latin hymn (see solmization).
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by Mark Silva
In all the machinations about making the perfect ticket, there is one name that has not surfaced in serious Democratic circles: Rep. Rahm Emanuel of Illinois.
"What do people who know Rahm Emanuel best think of him being vice president?'' asks the narrator of this mock ad delivered the other night at the congressional correspondents' dinner in Washington, as a warmup for Emanuel himself.
"What's his slogan,'' Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois asks in the clip. "A lot of audacity, but not much hope?'' Then, Durbin says, think about this: "Rahm Emanuel, vice president, goes on a hunting trip, somebody gets shot, nobody believes it's an accident.
"That thing isnt rolling, is it?'' Durbin asks about the camera.
Yes it was, and so was the audience, which also got a dose of Emanuel's definitions for Valentine's Day:
"It's s a pleasure and an honor to be here,'' Emanuel said in his own remarks.
"I want to start off by reminding everyone that tomorrow is February 14th. And because it is Valentine's Day, I want to mention the woman with me tonight who is the love of my life and who I would be nothing without. Nancy Pelosi.
"Valentine's Day— it's my favorite holiday…and not just because of the Chicago Valentine's Day massacre.In the Emanuel house, Valentine's Day is always a special day. This year, I have a great romantic evening planned. I'm taking my wife Amy out for dinner, then to the theater to catch Ann Coulter in Wicked.
"Valentine's Day—when I tell my wife I love her and she tells me I'm likeable enough.
"Then if everything goes well, I'll get lucky.
"Amy calls that the audacity of hope. Bill Clinton calls that a fairy tale.
"I love Valentine's Day — the time of year Rudy Giuliani calls the busy season.
"Valentine's Day—when Dick Cheney fantasizes about waterboarding....
"Now, you may be wondering, where is the old Rahm? Why is he talking about Valentine's Day and love? Well, I've changed. And tonight, I want to take a moment and tell you about who I was and more importantly, the person I've become.
"I'm a man who has learned a lot since his days in the Clinton White House. Back then, the words "stimulus" and "package" had a whole different meaning.
"Let's be honest, back then when we would talk about a surge, a lightning quick thrust and a phased withdrawal it was damage control.''


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I have provided links to my aquarium videos. I have an Electric Blue Jack Dempsey, a Parrotfish, and an Oscar in a 100 gallon tank. Check out my youtube videos and let me know what you think. My youtube username is GoldfishRsoDelicious and I have provided the links below.
Normally would not comment but since you asked,,,
I think offering feeder fish on occasion is acceptable only if you are raising the Feeder fish and offering the feeder fish high quality food's.
If the feeder's are store bought, then this is one of the quickest way's I know to introduce disease ,parasite's, to the fish that eat's them.
Much more nutritional, prepared food's available.
Have seen large fish refuse to eat more nutritional food's once feeder fish make the menu, and Thiaminase content of feeder's if offered on regular basis ,can actually work to the detriment of fishes like the Oscar's and Dempsey's health by working to deplete needed vitamins.
Just my two cent's.
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Prerequisite: PYC 626, completion of all CMHC/SAAC II courses and internships.
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Vow of Blood by Debby Feo
What was it like to be a vampire in Rome in 84 A.D.? Gaius Domitius Tubero knew well. The life he was forced to live was not a happy one. Scorned by most, he was lucky to have even survived being forced into the dangerous streets of Roma, at a very young age. To stay alive, Gaius had to drink blood. Blood was easy to find, in and around the Coliseum, during the reigns of Caligula and Nero. Sometimes it was the blood of an enemy. Sometimes it was that of a friend. And sometimes both.
It's been said that one should keep one's friends close, and enemies closer. The problem in the Rome of Caligula and Nero was to determine which was which. In the process of finding out, Gaius learns that while he might be immortal, he was not invulnerable. And the stakes were too high to risk making a mistake.
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Fangs For Nothing by Shannon Ryan
Vinny is twenty-seven. He still lives with his parents. He lives in the basement, and keeps the curtains closed. He lives from one day to the next, without much progress. If he were alive, he'd be called a ne'er-do-well. But Vinny is undead--a vampire.
It happened quite by accident. Veronica was hungry, and Vinny was alone in the dark on the street. She actually thought she had killed him. Now, every morning Vinny's Mom opens his curtains, he smokes.
So Vinny lives forever. What to do, what to do? Well, there are all these XBox games that need playing. And, in feeding, he has inadvertently created an entourage that adores him. Now, if he only had a job . . .
. . . selling cosmetics.
Vinny gets to "dress up." Vinny becomes popular. Vinny blunders his way into conflict with the Master Vampire of Omaha. Vinny . . . well, you'll see.
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The Ancient One by Terrie Leigh Relf & Henry Lewis Sanders
The Ancient One, book two of the Blood Journey saga, opens in Atlantis, circa 1450 B.C.E., where Chief Engineer Artas has just double-checked his calculations. After nightfall, he will meet with The Council, a race of Ancient Ones who had found sanctuary on earth over a thousand years before. They are about to learn there are cataclysmic forces even they are unable to control. And so the diaspora resumes. . .
In Egypt, 2006, Vasilie and Hatshepsut express concern for Guenther, still haunted by Stefan, the one who made him. They will soon discover that not only is Stefan now seeking Guenther, but the Dark Church of Hekatae has paid a hefty sum to hire seasoned vampire hunters to destroy Vasilie and his family—and one of them is the daughter of the High Priestess Cassandra, whom Hatshepsut executed.
While Vasilie's family has grown, and Father Gregory and The Brethren remain dedicated to Vasilie's cause, will their comingled powers be sufficient to battle the hunters and ward off the evil machinations of an Ancient One?
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Ascendant by H. David Blalock
Welcome back to Atlantis!
In the time before the sinking of Atlantis, the government of the southernmost island, Adylonis, is fractured among eight great Houses. Each is a sovereign entity jealous of its power and eager to exercise its ambitions over the rest of the island. However, the greatest city, Moorkai, is ruled by a neutral faction called the University, and the Atlantean Emperor's presence on the island, represented by the priestly order of the Tialsar, maintains the balance of power through esoteric and political manuevering.
House Thran, in exile on the mainland for centuries for its support of the non-human races the Kel and Telmet, returns to claim its own after Andalarn Thran, Jarl (or ruler) of the House, appeals personally to the Emperor. The Tialsar, who had been in control of House Thran's resources and secular position, are displaced and resent Andalarn's return.
House Suum, blood enemy of House Thran even before the exile, is even more resentful of its return, as the two Houses are traditional opponents in the struggle for the Ascendancy, a title conferred only by the University on the pre-eminent House that equates to King of Adylonis.
So let the fur [and scales and skin] fly!
Oh, and did I mention there's a Wyrm in it the size of Wyoming?
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Blackfire by Elizabeth Donald
Sara Harvey just wanted to be left alone, listening to the voices of the sea and washing the blood from her hands. But duty calls her back, to a new team still learning to fight the things that go chomp in the night. They will give Sara one more mission, one way to quiet the voices, one chance at redemption. It should have been nothing, a minor problem on the dark cobblestone wharf in Memphis. But long-quiet voices return, and the evil Sara thought she defeated returns to claim still more of those she leads. The Cold Ones are rising again, and in their path, no one is safe.
The dead know no peace - and they are coming for Sara Harvey.
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Blood Journey by Henry Lewis Sanders & Terrie Leigh Relf
Blood Journey is an intricately constructed tale of love and revenge among the undead. The beheading of the evil Baroness Andora by Count Vasilie sets off a chain of events among the followers of the Church of the Dark Mother that threatens to destroy the vampire community. Relf and Sanders follow the trail of blood and darkness that began long ago and far away as they weave an erotic path through the exotic nights of London, Athens, and Seattle. Blood Journey has enough sex, blood, lust, and mayhem to slake the thirst of even the most avid readers of the Dark Side.
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Broken Legacy by Dana Baird
This is the third novel in The Spell Keeper Legends where we meet Cassie's niece, Elesia, a spirited teenager who studies sorcery at the Academie Sorcellara and would rather be an adventurer than a proper lady. As adept at wielding two-edged verbal barbs as blades, Elesia is telepathic and blessed—or perhaps cursed— by inheriting the sorcery-enhanced fighting skills that usually fall to sons.
Elesia's dreams of adventure begin to manifest when she meets Ledia di Orza and her bird, Cloud Runner. Ledia, a council member of the northern villages, has been sent to warn King Peterious of an encroaching army. Could Trevarre have escaped death to lead Undead Warriors against the realm again?
Elesia flees the castle to follow Ledia while King Peterious prepares the realm for war. Cassie confers with family, fellow sorcerers—and her Book of Spells! Will the earth-style weapons be any match against their enemies? Will Ledia and the northern villages be able to push back Trevarre's forces when they call upon the animals to aid them?
And what of Trevarre's monstrous cohort, Ashur, who does battle in armor made of flesh and bones?
Keep reading, and you will discover the darkest secret of all. . .
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The City of 1000 Gods by Marge Simon and Malcolm Deeley
The City of 1000 Gods is a novel published in trade paperback format. It also features some thirty color illustrations. Here's what Mike Allen had to say about it:
An ambitious exploration of religion, faith and the differences between them unfolds as a series of quietly haunting vignettes sparked by the crossing of Malcolm Deeley's sweeping mythical invention with Marge Simon's stunning full-color illustrations. At times eerie, at times touching, always steeped in beauty, The City of a Thousand Gods demonstrates the heights attainable when two skilled artisans combine talents to build one vision, brick by phantasmagorical brick.
Mike Allen, Three-Time Rhysling Award Winner, Editor of Mythic Delirium
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Crop Circles by Jacob Henry Orloff
Signs and portents of the supernatural, extra-terrestrial, and paranormal abound, if only we understood what we were seeing. Jacob Orloff understands. He's been there. Some say he's still there. Fortunately, his transmissions have gotten through, and have been placed in this volume. Think of it as a novel of a sequence of events. It has a hint of Lovecraft, and a hint of Ghost Whisperer, and hints of things we try not to think about, b ecause if we think about them, they will become real. So read this novel carefully, and don't say the words out loud.
Dark God Descending by Tony-Paul de Vissage
James Tucker Upchurch is a graduate student, studying the past but living very much in the present. Semris is a demon, the son of a god, and his life has been the same for millennia.
For five thousand years, the displaced Dark Lords of Hell have maintained a peaceful and bloodless reign over the Mayan city of Nikte-Uaxac. In the outside world, while civilizations rise and fall, the winged demons and their subjects remain untouched, until Twenty-first Century strangers appear and steal their most precious possession--the Emperor himself.
Tuck never expected to lose his girl to a demon or get near-immortality in exchange and Semris never thought he'd experience mortal love, but when the two meet, not only their own lives but those of their friends and families will also be changed, as well as the world in which Semris dwells.
"...a new source for vampire lore which previously has been untapped. The story of a demon's introduction to the Modern World and his evolution is entertaining as well as thought-provoking...and demands a sequel."
Linda Nightingale, author of Black Swan
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The DeadWalk by Stephanie Bedwell-Grime
Classic sword & sorcery that will keep you turning pages until the wee hours of the morning. The protagonist, Riordan, has two missions in life: find the mythical Sword of Zal-Azaar, and use it to remove Prince Rau's what's-is [she doesn't like him, or the horse he rode in on]. Riordan is not quite a chick in chain mail--she has compassion and sensitivity, and courage . . . she's a whole character, and Bedwell-Grime's depiction of her makes us wish that truth was at least the equal to fiction.
Dice of God by Tyree Campbell
Tanner is a wanted woman. She is running from her past as a sex slave. . . She is running from herself.
When Tanner arrives at the backwater world of Cullen's Lode, she wonders if her troubled journey is finally at an end. Cullen's Lode might just be the place where she can start her life anew, a place that she might finally call home. But Tanner is different. Part human, part Motic, she stands out. There are skeletons in her closet, ghosts that never cease haunting her resolve.
For Tanner's flight to truly end she must face the men who would bind her again to slavery for their own twisted pleasures, and rescue the girl who has been taken hostage to compel her cooperation. Only by confronting her past can Tanner save her sanity . . . and the lives of those who are brave enough to become her friends.
". . . At heart The Dice of God is an adventure story. There are characters to love or loathe, locations that spark the imagination, and action and twists that will keep you turning pages. But as with any good science fiction, it is the groundwork that makes this book entertaining. Without proper character building, setting or smooth divulgence of information, any action and adventure can appear superfluous. But Campbell lays down the law well, and when The Dice of God takes off, readers please ensure the barrier is down and their arms are kept inside the car." Edward Cox, MA, University of Luton, Author of The Relic Guild and Walking Like Morpheus.
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The Dog at the Foot of the Bed by Tyree Campbell
Sixteen years ago the Shannen children were attacked and their home was destroyed. The oldest--twins Ovin and Siobhan--barely managed to whisk their siblings away to safety on a remote planet. Seeking revenge for the attack, Ovin became a hired assassin, while Siobhan entered corporate security service to bring about law and order--and to bring Ovin to justice.
Now someone is trying to kill the Shannens again. And another threat has surfaced: a terrible new weapon is cracking planets open like nuts and destroying them--a weapon that could be used on the Shannens' new home. Ovin has to find out who is behind these murderous projects, and stop them--but in order to find out who, he first has to discover why . . . and he's going to need Siobhan's help to do it.
But if he succeeds, he could lose his twin forever.
"Campbell's novel is a guessing game that will keep you wrong-footed until the very last page." - Edward Cox, [UK] Reviewer
Emperor by H. David Blalock
The House of Thran, ever under attack from its ancient enemies, has to fight just to survive. Palace intrigues in Thran and the other Houses threaten the very existence of the one House that is destined to oversee the lands. Wyrms, magic, and the land itself oppose the beleaguered Thrans as they seek to restore what once was and ought to be once again.
"Epic and inventive, Emperor has action that will thrill the most battle-hardened, and intrigue that would make a Byzantine court proud! Yet another resounding testament to the superb storytelling craftsmanship of H. David Blalock."
-Stephen Zimmer, Author of the Fires in Eden series and Rising Dawn Saga
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The Guardener's Tale by Bruce Boston
"Bruce Boston's tour de force, The Guardener's Tale, a dystopian novel in the flavor of Orwell and Huxley and Zamiatin. It's a limited edition, numbered and signed by the author. "Here's what Mary Turzillo, noted science fiction author, had to say about it: A gripping dystopia wickedly extrapolated from our own present. Boston brings to bear his narrative genius on this noir tale of a love triangle in a society gone mad, probing the way technology and science alter our reality. Transcending genre, A Guardener's Tale combines suspense and breathtaking plot twists with macabre humor. Involving, compelling, a masterwork."
Legends of the Fallen Sky by Malcolm Deeley and Marge Simon
With sure strokes and a truthsayer's muscular voice, Simon and Deeley literally paint a vibrant post-Armageddon future that feels epic in scope yet acute in emotional detail. A hundred stars for a singular vision. ~Robert Frazier, SFPA Grand Master Poet
Holding this epic structure together - as well as translating it to human scale-a series of section headings chronicle the meeting of the all but immortal albino woman Argus and the wanderer-artist Nomad. Their combined vision encompasses time as well as space, triumph and tragedy, joy and regret, filling this world with life. ~James S. Dorr, Darker Loves
You will be reminded of André Norton's and C.L. Moore's sweeping and desolate landscapes, and of gods that linger in our subconscious mind from long ago. Deeley's and Simon's poetry and narratives are rivaled only by Simon's lush color illustrations. ~Mary A. Turzillo, 2000 Nebula winner
Minion of Evil by Shannon Ryan
David Graves is having a bad life. A bill collector is threatening grievous bodily harm. His girlfriend thinks he's an incompetent loser. His human resources manager, a creature of nightmare, is sexually harassing him. His Satanist bosses have tricked him into signing a contract that dooms him to an eternity of telemarketing. And, when he finally meets a girl he likes, she's more interested in rebuilding transmissions and random acts of violence.
Can David escape his evil bosses, win the heart of a wrench-wielding psychopath, and—just maybe—save his soul?
My Adventures As Brother Rat by Lin Yao, Dowager Queen, Land of Five Dragons BY Lenora Rain-Lee Good
Yes, that's a long title. Just think of it as BROTHER RAT. Under any title, though, this is still a great novel. Think "Mulan," if you will. It takes place in ancient China, a tale about a girl who passes herself off as a boy. Sherry Decker, co-author of the Rusty the Robot stories, says, ". . . a mesmerizing tale of an orphaned Chinese girl who quickly learns she stands a better chance of survival disguised as a boy, and adopts the nickname Brother Rat. Over the years she excels in many incarnations, as soldier, horse trainer, healer, and as tactful ambassador. Dressed as a beautiful young woman she attracts and marries a prince. Her adventures as his queen are both noble and daring. Brother Rat risks all for the lives of the kingdom and becomes a living legend. This is an exciting, epic story . . . once begun, it cannot be put down."
Nyx: Malache A novel by Tyree Campbell
Meet Nyx. She's alone on a remote world in the midst of an internecine struggle for resources. She's been ordered to kill someone who has not been identified. The nemesis who haunts her past is in charge of the opposition. An anthropologist wants her ass. A professional killer wants the rest of her. And she can't swim in the rivers.
She's a special operative with carte blanche to stack bodies like cordwood, if necessary, to accomplish her mission. Training and a dark past have emptied her of all emotions. Trust is a tool. Sex is a weapon. Loyalty is a blunt instrument. And there is no place whatsoever for sentiment in her work.
Until now.
Meet the Malasy. Lemuroid, humanoid, intelligent, sentient, sentimental. They are covered with chinchilla-like fur. Truth is a must in interpersonal relations, and erotic stimulation is the human equivalent of a handshake. Nyx has to work among them. Her life is about to change. It's dangerous, even fatal, to become her friend. But it is always fatal to be her enemy.
Nyx: Mystere by Tyree Campbell
A bomb-maker who calls himself Mystère has been destroying corporate admin buildings on various worlds, and Deven has cut short Nyx's vacation and ordered her to find him and kill him. She has little data to guide her, but encounters an amnesiac young woman dubbed Zinc at one of the blast sites. Zinc may possess information that could lead to Mystère, if only she can be made to remember. Meanwhile, an intrigue within Amphictyony Security has replaced Deven with a look-alike, and threatens to turn Blacklight Section against itself. Rogue agents have been dispatched to turn Nyx or kill her. Isolated, and under impossible orders, Nyx has few resources to marshal . . . until a surprise from her past shows up at her door.
Nyx: The Protectos by Tyree Campbell
NAME: Nyx
TARGET #3: The Protectors
BRIEFING: A corporate hierarch is en route to Adenne, the world where Nyx is spending her furlough. Because the corporation plans to exploit certain ore deposits, environmentalists from the radical group Ecotect are planning protests and violence, and Nyx is ordered to protect the hierarch from them. Also on Adenne is a top-ranking mortifice named Silver LeMay whose contract seems to include killing both Nyx and the hierarch, and who is aligned with Ecotect. Nyx has just two days to prepare for the hierarch's arrival. With the local constabulary and the enviromentalists pitted against her, Nyx's only ally might be the one person on Adenne who has specifically been assigned to kill her.
The Phoenix War by F. R. Amthor
Two cadets discover an odd comet headed into the Solar System, and report it. Teams from the Chinese People's Army Science Unit and the United Nations race to investigate. They learn that the comet is hollow. It contains alien DNA, which can be used to clone alien hybrids. As always with science, if it can be done, it will be done.
Meanwhile, back around the Oort Cloud, other aliens arrive, and settle the outer Solar System, preparing for war. Can the alien hybrids overcome them? And what will be the future of humanity?
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A Problem in Translation by J Alan Erwine
What is humanity to do when faced by aliens whose language is vague at best? What is humanity to do when faced by aliens that are worshipped or feared by almost every other species in the universe? What is humanity to do when faced by aliens that make decisions that seem completely illogical?
These are the questions that must be answered by Captain Shiro Takahashi and the crew of the Astrid, and failing to come up with the right answers could lead to the annihilation of humanity at the prehensile limbs of the Lemec.
Governing, but not governing, most of the nearby galaxy, the Lemec are a powerful species that no one really understands, and this is just how the Lemec want it. Captain Takahashi is trying to understand, but the Lemec try to block his actions at every turn. How can he ever hope to save humanity, and do the Lemec even care if humanity is saved?
The Puppets of Low Magic by Lorraine Pinelli Brown
The late 17th/early 18th centuries marked a time of awakening, with the birth of institutions of higher learning, yet the most enlightened of that time spent their cognitive brilliance debating how many angels could fit upon the head of a pin. Satan was ubiquitous, and he was known to have appeared in many forms. He was thought forever present on the earth, a wolf amongst God's holy sheep; watching, waiting for his chance to corrupt the faithful. Temptation loomed— witchcraft was actually practiced— and good men prayed hard for deliverance from Beelzebub and his foul minions.
Rachel Mapes is a Puritan woman who, upon accident of birth, receives an IQ of 160. She has a level of understanding that would take others years of book-learning to achieve. She is able to make connections where it would seem no connection was possible. She possesses strong powers of intuition. And she has to hide her special abilities . . . or be burned at the stake.
But what if she really is a witch . . . ?
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The Quinx Effect by Tyree Campbell
Quinx Terwilliger spent her childhood being trained and treated as an adult, that she might live and work in Outer Space. En route to Ceres, she is orphaned, rescued by an exiled child-killer named Harper, and sent on to Ceres to work in an astrolab. Events tumble around Quinx. She is blamed for Harper's escape, even as Harper saves a library on Callisto and rescues a child-prostitute on Titan. When terrorists arrive from Earth to shut down Ceres Station by force, Quinx realizes it's time to go. But go where?
The Quinx Effect is the tale of an adolescent girl who is unaware of the influence she has on those around her as she grows up. Each of her friends has a flaw, but Quinx manages to bind them together for their strengths, as circumstances compel them to seek humanity's ultimate destiny--among the stars.
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Red Moon Rising by J Alan Erwine
J Alan Erwine takes you into a future environmental nightmare that is not only all too possible, but is in fact well on the way there. The air and seas are filthy with pollution and oil spills, the U.S. Government is an effete and toothless replica of its former self, and business decides which rules they will allow to be enforced. Corporations lie, people die.
Including Erik Singer's brother Jeromie, killed while seeking evidence against an oil company regarding their spills in the Gulf. After five years, Erik has had enough of wallowing in loss and self-pity. Emboldened by the words and visions of a Native American environmentalist, Erik is ready to act.
And he has colleagues. The reluctant mayor of Tampa. The daughter of the most egregious industrialist. And a tree-hugging terrorist. Can just four people make a difference?
The Saint and the Demon by Teri Santitoro and Ron Sparks
In the not-too-distant future, a young reporter reluctantly agrees to interview an aging, senile, old man in the heart of the Florida Everglades. In the humid, swampy environment, the reporter is sure that there can be no story of substance to report here, but the old man reveals that, in the past, his love was so strong and so passionate for a woman that he stopped at nothing to get her back when the forces of war tore them apart. He became a hero and a coward. A lover and a fighter. A saint and a devil. In his quest to rescue the woman he loved, he turned into something that she could no longer love.
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Gerald Welford doesn't care about the ancient treasures of Santorini. The sixteen-year-old talked his way into this archaeological dig for one reason: to discover a remnant of the lost city of Atlantis. When he finds a plain black book among the island's ancient ruins, he is sure he has the clue. He cannot anticipate the world-shattering consequences his theft has unleashed.
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It all starts with a boat ablaze on a flooding river . . . and two apprentices who find a mysterious survivor.
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Reviews by Kalmado
While attempting to be different, it's the same old thingKalmado | Nov. 17, 2013 | Review of Call of Duty Black Ops - PC
Just as the title suggests. Add some new skins, some new maps for multi player, and a few other things and you have the year's iteration of Call Of Duty. I understand most play for multi player, but even that felt bland and boring. Also, the level of frustration peeked as on numerous times I unloaded full clips into people only to have a knife kill me instead of 20+ bullets kill them. Graphics were what you should expect. This game is nothing to buy on day 1 unless you must have the new game.
Ok, but not as good as the hype made itKalmado | Nov. 17, 2013 | Review of Crysis 2 Maximum Edition NA Origin - PC
A few hours in I see this game being a decent fps and action game. It's graphics are lush and there seems to be a lot going on. Unfortunately at the end of the day it's another FPS. I found the intro and how you wear the suit somewhat annoying and bland. The intro CS was your typical "something is happening and the armed forces are called in" blah blah. nothing unique or interesting. I found myself not caring about the character or why some doctor was blabbing in my ear to go this way and that. This title left me with zero interest to pick up Crysis 3. I have not tried multi player, but I'm sure it's Crytek's version of CoD.
Once again Max deliversKalmado | Oct. 26, 2013 | Review of Max Payne 3 Steam - PC
When teasers and trailers first arrived for Max Payne 3 I was extremely skeptical. I, like many others, said, "What did you do to Max?!". What Rockstar did was continue his legacy as being one of the most memorable characters to ever be in a video game. Excellent story with stunning graphics and fantastic game play. Yet again Max delivers the action as only he can. The twists and turns in this story grip the player and do not let go. Multi player could have been better, but let's be honest, this is not why we bought this game. Is Max gone? Or will he be resurrected again? If the former, Max has left us remembering why we listened to his story from start (Max Payne 1) to finish.
Just as good as the firstKalmado | Oct. 26, 2013 | Review of Max Payne II The Fall of Max Payne Steam - PC
Max Payne 2 delivers just as much as the original. Going through his struggles again gives the sensation of living through a man that cannot catcha break but will always fight for what he believes in. Voice acting is amazing and on point as is the music. Visually this was a great achievement for it's time. The story again is top notch and completing it will leave the player satisfied. If you owned the first and enjoyed it, this is a must have.
Changed action games forever and still holds weight todayKalmado | Oct. 26, 2013 | Review of Max Payne STEAM - PC
Max Payne started slow motion bullet dodging etc which led to many other games having similar mechanics. While this feature makes Max Payne memorable, the story and character building of Max is what makes it legendary. The noir comic book feeling while playing is remarkable. Players can and will feel Max's struggle in this tragic story. Even in 2013, this 2001 game is amazing for what it is and will always be in the upper echelon of action games.
Much more than the Asian GTAKalmado | Oct. 26, 2013 | Review of Sleeping Dogs (1) - PC
From the beginning to the end this game is action packed with a story that pulls you in. Graphics are excellent and player interaction is extremely fun. Combat is very refreshing since you don't just grab an automatic gun and blast everyone. There are many side quests to do and lots to achieve that will keep you playing while not becoming repetitive and boring. The music is also an excellent feature. A great game worth the money spent.
My first and last MMOKalmado | Oct. 26, 2013 | Review of Final Fantasy XI Ultimate Collection Seekers Edtion NA - PC
I am a big fan of the Final Fantasy series and when a coworker introduced me to this game I fell in love with it instantly. Similar to past FF games, the job system is what really makes this game fun. Graphics were good for when the game was released, but have gradually fell behind. Music is top notch. After playing for some time I grew disenchanted with playing. Not because of the game, but because I couldn't base my time around others to play a game. Being new to MMO I didn't understand how this worked and when I realized the time needed to try and be the best at the game I was disappointed. I do not dock points off of the game for this, but I feel it's needed to be said. After some time game play was dumbed down a bit and made more "solo player" friendly, but by this time I had enough of MMO style gaming and put it down. It's a great experience if you have the time to play and great bang for your buck.
A game that has lived up to the hypeKalmado | Oct. 26, 2013 | Review of The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim Legendary Edition Bethesda - PC
After numerous recommendations from friends to purchase this I declined. All of the positive reviews on the net couldn't get me to buy this game. Why? Fallout 3 was a huge disappointed for me, but that story is for another review. After being disappointed by other rpg's I finally broke down and bought it and so far it's everything you wish for and more. Graphics are top notch with smooth game play and character interaction. My only gripe thus far, and I'll chalk this up to being new at The Elder Scrolls games, is the combat system while in third person is a bit of an annoyance. The easy answer is to switch to first person when in battle which I have done, but I'd rather play in third person. I'll need to adjust to it I suppose. This is definitely a game that justifies the price tag which is a rarity in the gaming world currently.
Excellent game for it's timeKalmado | Oct. 26, 2013 | Review of Grand Theft Auto San Andreas Steam - PC
I have never been a huge fan of the GTA series but this game really delivers. Take into consideration when it was released and just enjoy what San Andreas has to offer and you will immerse yourself in it's world. One gripe is the known stutter problem. It can be very irritating until you find just the right settings for your pc to make it work correctly. Overall this is a great game to add to the library.
My first experience with Deus ExKalmado | Oct. 26, 2013 | Review of Deus Ex Human Revolution (1) - PC
I purchased this game originally on 360 when it was first released and loved it. One thing that drove me to this game was it being set in Detroit. I live in Michigan and worked in Detroit and always get excited whenever anything is released in entertainment regarding the city. After recently building my first gaming pc I was gifted Deus Ex from a friend and so far am in love with the pc version. Graphics are amazing. Game play is solid. I'm not very far in yet, but I'll assume it's as amazing overall if not more than the 360 version. The story is extremely unique which garners it a standout in the gaming market of today. Highly recommend purchasing this.


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As the US economy remains stagnate after the recession, running a successful small business has not become any easier for entrepreneurs. To gather more information on particular issues facing Chicago small business owners and to spread the word about ACCION, the Microfinance Alliance of ACCION Chicago recently partnered with students from Depaul University and North Central College to do Block Walking.
Block Walking is a program designed to spread awareness of microfinance and ACCION Chicago while giving Chicago-area college students the chance to engage with entrepreneurs in their communities.
Students formed teams and surveyed business owners in 7 Chicago neighborhoods (Austin, Bridgeview, Roger's Park, Humboldt Park, Little Village, Logan Square, and Pilsen) as well as 2 suburban Chicago communities (Naperville & Downer's Grove). The students' conversations ranged from growth strategies and borrowing preferences to the entrepreneurs' views of their community. The results indicate a strong commitment from business owners to their neighborhoods and also show a general lack of resources to grow to the levels they desire.
Here are some of the other findings:
- Only 21 of the 65 businesses surveyed indicated an awareness of microfinance. Many reported trying to fund their business solely from personal savings or credit cards.
- While almost 50% of the companies surveyed cited growth as a business goal, most were hesitant at the idea of taking on loans to aid that growth. Many business owners displayed a lack of trust towards lending institutions.
- If ACCION is to combat the first two problems, business owners said the outreach must be personal. Almost 50% of business owners would prefer to be contacted through face-to-face interactions and stressed the importance of having representatives communicate with them in their native language.
- Finally, over 30% of business owners believe the most important business topic to learn more about is the idea of cost-effective marketing and social media. Local business owners identified the necessity of becoming strong in these areas in order to compete and remain in business.
Flourishing as a small business owner in the current economic environment is a challenge. Microfinance can be a sustainable solution for some entrepreneurs, helping them to grow without relying on family or more expensive credit cards.
Yet, as the Block Walking has shown, getting the word out there takes time and personal connection. Of course, with a small staff, ACCION Chicago can only do so much. The Microfinance Alliance helps solve this problem by spreading the word through initiatives like Block Walking. You can always help too by sending entrepreneurs to our website or calling us directly at 312-275-3000. You can volunteer with the Microfinance Alliance by contacting them at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Simpson's Lachey miseryJessica Simpson has been left "devastated" by her estranged husband's decision to tell the world about their failed relationship.
Nick Lachey recently told a US magazine that he felt "blindsided" and "sucker punched" after she told him she was filing for divorce last December (05).
Friends of the singer-turned-actress told America's People magazine: "She was devastated, heartbroken.
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Kabir Lal is an alcoholic lawyer. One day, Kabir meets Sonia Khanna, the wife of a traveling millionaire. They embark on an affair, which leads Sonia to convince Kabir to murder her husband, Rohit Khanna. Kabir soon finds out that Sonia's motivation for the killing was to get her hands on her husband's money and property, not to run away with Kabir. The movie ends tragically.
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Cold Thursday, then a big warmup
We may even see some more snow showers tonight before all these little disturbances clear away. But forecasters at Sterling don't think any snowfall we see will amount to even as much as we had this morning.
Then big-time high pressure moves in strongly over the eastern half of the nation, with cold air pushing south tonight and tomorrow. Check out Atlanta's conditions. And Mobile's.
Temps won't reach 30 degrees here Thursday, if the forecast holds up. But as the weekend approaches and the high moves off to our east, we'll come into a return flow from the south, warming things up sharply for the weekend and into next week.
Highs should settle in the 50s by Saturday, and hold there through mid-week. That's about 10 degrees above the norms for this time of year at BWI-Marshall. Nighttime lows won't even reach freezing.
Forecasters see no prospects for snow in the long-range forecast with those sorts of temperatures. Friday through Wednesday should remain largely sunny.
That said, we are still in February, and as I keep repeating, half of Baltimore's 10 biggest snowstorms ever have struck between Feb. 11 and 18.
In that vein, here is a link to the Eastern US Weather Forums site, where Jim Hughes has been holding court on his predictions for a snowstorm on Valentine's Day. Hughes is a former DC-area (now West Virginia) resident and amateur weather analyst who has made some accurate predictions based on ocean temperature and solar activity patterns. He's also struck out a few times, as all forecasters do. See what you think.
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