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Heading Out to Wonderfulby Robert Goolrick
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It is the summer of 1948 when a handsome, charismatic stranger, Charlie Beale, recently back from the war in Europe, shows up in the town of Brownsburg, a sleepy village nestled in the Valley of Virginia. All he has with him are two suitcases: one contains his few possessions, including a fine set of butcher knives; the other is full of money. A lot of money.
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It is the summer of 1948 when a handsome, charismatic stranger, Charlie Beale, recently back from the war in Europe, shows up in the town of Brownsburg, a sleepy village nestled in the Valley of Virginia. All he has with him are two suitcases: one contains his few possessions, including a fine set of butcher knives; the other is full of money. A lot of money. Heading Out to Wonderful is a haunting, heart-stopping novel of love gone terribly wrong in a place where once upon a time such things could happen.
Editorial Reviews
—Library Journal
—O, The Oprah Magazine
—Family Circle
—Washington Post
"Fans of Goolrick's juicy debut novel A Reliable Wife—which spent 32 weeks on USA Today's Best-Selling Books list—can't wait for this follow-up."—USAToday.com
"Deliciously dark and dangerous."—O, The Oprah Magazine
"Within the heartbreak of this story, there is joy and beauty . . . In a year when so many of the books I've read have been lovely and memorable, Heading Out to Wonderful is my favorite. I could not possibly recommend it or any other book more highly."—Literate Housewife
"Goolrick spins out his tale like a mountain ballad . . . Dreamers like Charlie will still try to blunder on to wonderful, and they're the ones whom poets will sing about and old men will remember."
—Wilmington Star-News
"Robert Goolrick vividly evokes two lovers doomed by their place and their past."—Richmond Times-Dispatch
"[A] poetic tale that simmers with foreboding atmosphere."—Printers Row magazine, Chicago Tribune
"[An] unforgettable story of lost and displaced souls in search of identity, acceptance and belonging . . . Goolrick (A Reliable Wife) masterfully ratchets up the tension, while evocative sensory detail and spiritual overtones infuse the emotional landscape of a powerful, climactic novel that seeks to define and explore the meaning of love and goodness."—Shelf Awareness
"Robert Goolrick is a master of emotive, suspense-driven drama."—Flavorpill
—Lancaster Online
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- 9781565129238
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- Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill
- Publication date:
- 06/12/2012
- Pages:
- 304
- Product dimensions:
- 6.50(w) x 9.10(h) x 1.10(d)
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Heading Out to WonderfulA NOVEL
By ROBERT GOOLRICK
ALGONQUIN BOOKS OF CHAPEL HILLCopyright © 2012 Robert Goolrick
All right reserved.
Chapter OneThe thing is, all memory is fiction. You have to remember that. Of course, there are things that actually, certifiably happened, things where you can pinpoint the day, the hour, and the minute. When you think about it, though, those things mostly seem to happen to other people.
This story actually happened, and it happened pretty much the way I'm going to tell it to you. It's a true story, as much as six decades of remembering and telling can allow it to be true. Time changes things, and you don't always get everything right. You remember a little thing clear as a bell, the weather, say, or the splash of light on the river's ripples as the sun was going down into the black pines, things not even connected to anything in particular, while other things, big things even, come completely disconnected and no longer have any shape or sound. The little things seem more real than some of the big things.
People still ask me about it to this day, about what happened and why I think it happened, as if I knew even now after all this time, when everything's been over for decades except the talk and the myth, I don't know what else you'd call it. I'm not young any more, so sometimes I can't tell what things are the things I remember and what things are just things that other people told me. They tell me things I did, and a lot of them I don't remember, but most people around here aren't liars, so I just go on and believe them, until it seems that I actually do remember the things they say.
But I still ask myself sometimes late at night about what happened, how it all turned out, about the life I've led, you know, every thing. I ask myself the same questions they ask me, these people who've only heard about it, who weren't even around when it all took place. What happened and why did it have to happen in the way it did?
Was I damaged by it, they want to know, wounded in some way? And I always say no. I don't think I was hurt by it. But I was changed, changed deeply and forever in ways I realize more and more every day. Anyway, it's too late now to go back, to take that rock out of the river, the one that changed the course of the water's flow.
The story began this way. And it began here, more than sixty years ago.
This was a town where no crime had ever been committed. Disasters had happened, of course, natural disasters had occurred in the course of things, barn fires, floods, house fires, terrible illnesses. So many fine young men from the town who didn't come back from the war, or came back from France and Germany bruised and wounded and shy and scared of sharp bright electric sounds in the dark. And sin. Envy and greed and covetousness and pride, there was terrible pride. But no crime. Not in this town.
Brownsburg, Virginia, 1948, the kind of town that existed in the years right after the war, where the terrible American wanting hadn't touched yet, where most people lived a simple life without yearning for things they couldn't have, where the general store had tin Merita bread signs as door handles, and, inside, slabs of bacon and loaves of thin-sliced bread and canned vegetables and flour and flannel shirts and yard goods and movie magazines for the dreamers and penny candies in glass jars on the counter for the children. Cokes and brightly colored Nehi pop nestled in a metal box that was filled with iced water, and you got your drink by sliding it out of the metal slots through the icy water, dope, my mother called it, sometimes saying to my father, "Let's go down to the store and get a dope." She was a teacher, Latin to unruly and unwilling boys and girls, but she longed for another time. She liked the way it had been before the war a whole lot better. She saw everything that way, as though change were not happening faster than her heart could beat.
The general store stood in the middle of a thin short row of others like it, a butcher, a barber, a bank, a hardware store with bins of nails and screws and simple tools and wiring, and lumber in the back, but everything else you had to drive to Lexington to get, twelve miles of two-lane twist away. It was a town where people expected to live calmly and die and go to heaven in due time.
On a hill behind the town there was a school that went all the way from first grade to graduation, the ones who made it that far, with a small, thinly stocked library built alongside it. That's where my mother taught the stories of the wars and the gods. Arma virumque cano / Troiae qui primus ab oris. The school was heated by wood stoves, and sometimes it was so cold in the winter that the children got the day off, even if it wasn't snowing, and school let out in early May so the children could help with the planting.
There weren't any stoplights. The streets, the few of them that there were, were straight and smooth and didn't go very far. Nobody drove fast, except the occasional stranger who drove through town, lost on his way from someplace to someplace else that wasn't Brownsburg.
There were two advertising billboards, one at each end of the town. Crudely painted, they said, identically, charlie carter cleans chimneys, and underneath, Recaps, Liners, Repairs. That's all. No phone number, no address, so unless you knew who Charlie was and where he lived, there was no way in hell you were going to get your chimney relined, if you needed that. But Charlie Carter lived right behind one of the signs, anyway, so the few people who had need of his services didn't have much trouble.
The people here then, they believed in God and The Book. They believed that the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us, that the Word was truth—no, that it was fact, as it was given to the prophets and the saints. The faith of their fathers passed through them mother to son, son to daughter and son, until it peopled the towns they made.
They hoped for their own salvation, and they feared for their neighbor's perdition.
They didn't divorce. There was not one divorce in the whole town, never had been. The church preached against it, and custom didn't allow it.
The houses in Brownsburg sat with straight and honest faces toward the street, brick mostly or clapboard, built within a twenty-five-year span of one another about a hundred years before. They had shallow yards running along the street, and bigger yards to the back. These yards became a kind of unspoken, amicable battleground between neighbors, in every house gardeners, and every gardener seeing who could make the best show, flowers on the street side, vegetables behind, the women and girls to the front, the men and boys out back, victories measured out in continuous, radiant bloom, and in the number of jars of vegetables put up on hot summer days, to be eaten in the dead of winter.
In the evenings, the mothers and fathers would sit on the porches, drinking iced tea and talking in soft voices about the day's events, while the girls sat on the lawns making chains out of dandelions, and the boys made lonesome bleating whistles with blades of grass squeezed between their thumbs. They listened to the radio, in the evenings, but since there was only one station anybody could get, the town became, for that hour or two, like a stereophonic symphony.
There were five hundred and thirty-eight people here, then, and it rarely changed, the number of births pretty much keeping pace with the number of deaths.
No doors were ever locked. No dogs were walked on leashes. On a snowy day, children sledded in the street. Most of the men smoked, and some of the women, who had picked it up when their husbands went off to war.
The black people, about fifty adults and twenty children, lived in clean neat wooden houses clustered together, not quite outside the town, but not quite inside it either. They worked hard, and they pretty much kept the town running, the houses clean, the laundry fresh and crisp, and the fields flourishing, with not one word of thanks and very little in the way of money, and they spent the money they made from the white men at white men's stores. They had their own church, a storefront down at the end of Main Street, and a preacher who came every other week to lead them in services of prayer and song that went on from ten in the morning until six at night with a break for lunch. The children learned to read and write and do their sums at home. Their knowledge of the world stopped pretty much at the edge of the town limits.
Nobody went on vacations. The idea just didn't occur to them. Trips were limited to funerals, the occasional wedding, and family reunions.
Children remember summer best; they feel its pleasures on their skin. The older you get, it's the winters that stay with you, down deep in your bones. Things happen in the winter. People die in February.
Children remember staying up late. Grownups think about getting up early.
A particular town, then, Brownsburg, in a particular time and place. The notion of being happy didn't occur to most people, it just wasn't something they thought about, and life treated them pretty well, and even though at least two or three men got drunk every week night and slapped their wives and children around and children were punished hard when they were rude or misbehaved, the notion of being unhappy didn't occur much either.
They just accepted their lot, these five hundred or so men, women, and children, black and white, the blacks knowing their place, as they said then, which meant that the whites knew their place, too, and were pretty pleased with their lot in the evolutionary parade. The people moved about their daily business and did the things that life laid out for them to do, always aware of the mountains that ringed them in, blue in the summer twilights, the light turning from white to gold to rose as they sat on their porches. In the black winter, they sat in front of their wood stoves and listened to the sad and joyous songs of mountain women and plains cowboys on the radio before they went to their early beds.
They belonged to the land, to this particular place, the way their cars or their tablespoons belonged to them.
The people were religious people, and their faith got them through whatever fell on them, that and the land and the mountains that cradled and gave a salvation to anybody who had the grace to live nestled in their ancient soft hollows.
Dappled, then, and green in the summer, when Charlie Beale arrived, the days hot and the rain regular. Everybody complained about the weather most of the time, except for rain, which stopped everything useful but always made people think that it was needed, even if it had just rained three days before.
Charlie Beale drove into town out of nowhere in an old beat-up pickup truck. On the seat beside him there were two suitcases. One was thin cardboard and had seen a lot of wear and in it were all of Charlie Beale's clothes and a set of butcher knives, sharp as razors.
The other one was made of tin and it had a lock because it was filled with money. A lot of money. Charlie wore the key to the lock on a chain around his throat.
He paid Russell Hostetter a dollar a night to let him park his truck out in a field by the river, three miles outside of town, and he slept in the flatbed, sleeping on one old quilt, covered by another, and he bathed in the river in the dark with soap and a towel he bought at the general store. The summer moonlight filtered through the willow branches and made shadows on his pale, glistening back. The black, cool water sparkled as he shook out his wet hair, turned from brown to the black of the water and the starlit night. One thing about Charlie Beale, he was always clean. He dried his wet skin with the rough towel, rubbing until it was red, as though he had been slapped.
Every night, before he slept, before he turned down the kerosene lamp he kept with him and lay back to marvel at the vastness of the sky, he drank a glass of whiskey and smoked a Lucky Strike, and then he wrote in his diary. Mostly it was just the state of things, the temperature, the amount of rainfall, little things. Hot today, he would write. Snow, twelve inches. Or, Saw an eagle. He wasn't a poetic man. Thirty-nine years on the planet had beaten the poetry out of him.
As he wrote, he would start to remember what it had been like, growing up where he grew, the people who were his people, and other people he met along the way, and he would note down things, finding as he wrote a kind of simple eloquence, always referring to his friends only by their initials, just so, when he got old, he would have some way of looking back on the days that were passing, the places he'd been. He'd done it since he was a boy, when his fascination with the world was greater than it was when he came to town, and even though the passage of his life didn't interest him nearly as much now that it was happening as it had when it was all just waiting to begin, he still kept at it, out of habit. Sometimes, in reading back, he would come across a set of initials he'd written down, and not be able to place the person, the face, or the reference.
Keeping the diaries was his way of judging how far he stood from what he considered to be goodness, as he understood the term, and most nights he would add a little plus or minus next to whatever he'd written, just to gauge the distance, his recorded moral compass. There were eleven of these diaries in a box in the truck, numbered by year. He was working on his twelfth.
Then he knelt by the truck with the singing of the crickets loud in the dark and the murmur of the night moths like a fluttering in the heart, and he said his prayers, even though he knew deep down he had lost his faith somewhere along the way. He prayed for his family, he prayed the bright hopes of his childhood would return to him. He prayed that things would finally turn out better, and that this would be the place he could feel at home.
He bought a loaf of white bread at the store, and some sliced baloney and peanut butter and jelly and a carton of Cokes, and he ate sandwiches out by the river, keeping the drinks cool in the dark flowing water.
Every day of the first week he walked the streets of the town, seemingly without purpose or direction. He nodded hello to everybody he passed, politely, but he didn't talk to a soul. He just looked with a quiet, even stare at the shops: from the dry goods store down to the barber shop with its striped pole twirling endlessly. He looked closely at every house, at the neat picket fences and gardens. He looked at the faces of the people of the town, as they in turn looked at him, and he pictured these faces as he lay in the dark out by the river, just thinking about whether or not these were people he would like to know.
Some days, he got in his truck and drove aimlessly around the back roads of the county, his suitcases on the seat beside him. He would stop and look out at the mountains, across the farm fields now gray-gold with the end of summer heat and drought, the second-cutting hay all done, the golden stubble sticking straight out of brown dirt. He just watched the land. He looked at the county from every angle.
Everything he did was noticed. What was he looking for, they wondered all over town. What was he looking at?
They were waiting. They were waiting for him to do something, and until he made the first move, nobody would hold out a hand to shake, or give anything back to his gentle stare.
He was the scarecrow in the garden.
After one week, Charlie Beale started doing things. He got up with the first light, a sliver of moon still in the sky, and shaved in the rearview mirror of his truck. He put on a clean white shirt, and he went and sat with Russell Hostetter at the breakfast table and arranged to buy the fifty acres of river land out where his truck was parked.
He paid him one thousand dollars in cash.
"Planning to build?" Russell asked.
"I don't think so," said Charlie. "It's just peaceful. I just want a quiet place."
"Well, it's pretty peaceful out there," said Russell. "I got to tell you," he said, eyeing the stack of one-hundred-dollar bills, "that land ain't good for much except peace and quiet."
"That's all I want."
"Flood plain."
"I'm not building out there."
They shook hands and Charlie said he'd arrange to have the survey done and the deed recorded. Then Russell went back to his breakfast and Charlie got into his truck, the leather seats already warm from the morning sun, and just drove and sat by the river, his land and river now, until it was late morning. He took off his shirt to let the sun warm his skin.
Excerpted from Heading Out to Wonderful by ROBERT GOOLRICK Copyright © 2012 by Robert Goolrick. Excerpted by permission of ALGONQUIN BOOKS OF CHAPEL HILL. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
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What People are saying about this
"Fans of Goolrick's juicy debut novel A Reliable Wife—which spent 32 weeks on USA Today's Best-Selling Books list—can't wait for this follow-up."—USAToday.com
"Deliciously dark and dangerous."—O, The Oprah Magazine
"Within the heartbreak of this story, there is joy and beauty . . . In a year when so many of the books I've read have been lovely and memorable, Heading Out to Wonderful is my favorite. I could not possibly recommend it or any other book more highly."—Literate Housewife
"Goolrick spins out his tale like a mountain ballad . . . Dreamers like Charlie will still try to blunder on to wonderful, and they're the ones whom poets will sing about and old men will remember."
—Wilmington Star-News
"Robert Goolrick vividly evokes two lovers doomed by their place and their past."—Richmond Times-Dispatch
"[A] poetic tale that simmers with foreboding atmosphere."—Printers Row magazine, Chicago Tribune
"[An] unforgettable story of lost and displaced souls in search of identity, acceptance and belonging . . . Goolrick (A Reliable Wife) masterfully ratchets up the tension, while evocative sensory detail and spiritual overtones infuse the emotional landscape of a powerful, climactic novel that seeks to define and explore the meaning of love and goodness."—Shelf Awareness
"Robert Goolrick is a master of emotive, suspense-driven drama."—Flavorpill
Meet the Author
In addition to his most recent novel, The Fall of Princes, Robert Goolrick is the author of three other books: The End of the World as We Know It, a memoir; his first novel, A Reliable Wife, with sales of more than 1 million copies; and his second novel, Heading Out to Wonderful. He lives in Virginia.
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Its services include family medicine, women's health, pediatrics, dental care, mental health and health education.
North County Health Services, a system of community health clinics, was created in 1973 because low-income patients had difficulty getting treatment.
Thirty-five years later, it still is a haven for people with little or no insurance and meager pay. Its patients today range from college students to unemployed mortgage brokers. The system was started because private doctors were rejecting patients with Medi-Cal and Medicare. Its mission remains the same: meeting the medical needs of underserved patients, said Irma Cota, 55, the system's president and chief executive officer.
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Patients requiring special or inpatient services are referred out.
Other developed nations have universal health care, Cota said, but the United States is still figuring out the formula. North County Health fills the gaps by offering sliding-scale discounts for medical care based on income and family size.
The organization's commitment to all patients impresses Escondido resident Alma Garcia.
Garcia, 25, remembers getting treated well when she was little. Today, she takes her two children to the main center in San Marcos.
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That's why Garcia drove her neighbor and her baby to the San Marcos facility last month when the baby got sick. Garcia said she has insurance now, but her neighbor does not.
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An obstetrics program was brought in-house, new clinics were opened, and existing services, such as dental, mental health and case management of patients with HIV, have expanded, Cota said. North County Health has the largest HIV/AIDS case management program in the county, with about 500 patients.
"At the core, we're creating a medical home for people," Cota said.
Cota also made it a priority to seek voluntary accreditation from the Joint Commission, an independent nonprofit group that awards seals of approval to health care organizations and programs that meet certain performance standards. North County Health achieved accreditation in 2000 and has been renewed twice.
Its largest health center, a two-story building at 150 Valpreda Road in San Marcos, also houses its headquarters. The center is open Monday through Saturday and offers pediatric, dental and vision services.
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Mercedes Flores Reyes, 27, of San Marcos went there recently with her 2-year-old daughter, Yamilet Antonio, who had a bad cold. Reyes said that through Yamilet's pediatrician, Dr. Kenneth Morris, who is bilingual, they can get treatment elsewhere, but appointments aren't required at the San Marcos center.
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Have you ever thought about praying for your future husband?
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Performers: Chan, Rosey
Victoria Bond: Peculiar Plants
1 CD / Albany Records / 2010-01-12Works: Victoria Bond: Peculiar Plants, suite for harpsichord; Sacred Sisters, for violin & harp; Bridges, for erhu, pipa, clarinet & bass clarinet; Jasmine Flower, for viola; Woven, for 2 violins
Performers: Cooper, Kenneth [Harpsichord]; Jolles, Renee; Jolles, Susan [Harp]; Panner, Daniel; Reinhold, Sheila
Ensemble: Birds and Phoenix
Victoria Bond is the only woman composer/conductor to receive commissions from major organizations and also hold music director positions with leading ensembles. Her extensive catalog...continue...
American Piano Concertos - Gershwin, et al / Paul Barnes
1 CD / Albany Records / 2006-10-01Works: George Gershwin: Variations on "I got rhythm" for Piano and Orchestra; Rhapsody in Blue, for piano & orchestra (orchestrated by F. Grofé); Victoria Bond: Ancient Keys, for piano; Jeffrey Hass:...
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Conductors: Trevor, Kirk; Cramer, Ray
Ensemble: Indiana University Wind Ensemble; Indiana Wind Ensemble; Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra
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Yes - Victoria Bond: Molly ManyBloom, A Modest Proposal
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Performers: Carbone, Ronald; Guibbory, Shem; Jolles, Renee; Meyer, Carol; Neuman, Maxine; Sperry, Paul [Tenor Vocal]
Conductors: Bond, Victoria
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1 CD / Gega New / 1996-05-01Works: Victoria Bond: Dreams of Flying, for string quartet; Rage, for piano; Weddings and Bar Mitzvahs, for violin; Other Selves, for piano trio; Batucadam for piano; Shenblu, for flute; Sonata for cello
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Best Of The Doors - Easy Guitar by The Doors. For Guitar. Strum It (Guitar). Classic Rock and Psychedelic Rock. Difficulty: easy-medium. Songbook. Standard notation, vocal melody, lyrics, chord names and strum patterns. 64 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.699177).
ISBN 0634002171. With standard notation, vocal melody, lyrics, chord names and strum patterns. Classic Rock and Psychedelic Rock. 9x12 inches.
This songbook in our Strum It series features authentic chords for 29 complete songs in their original keys, including: Been Down So Long * Blue Sunday * Break On Through (To the Other Side) * Cars Hiss by My Window * Hello, I Love You * Light My Fire * Love Her Madly * Love Me Two Times * People Are Strange * Riders on the Storm * Soul Kitchen * Strange Days * Touch Me * Wishful Sinful * more.
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"Strum It" was created to get guitar students and self-taught guitarists playing along with their favorite songs. The songs are arranged using their original keys in lead sheet format, and include the chords for each song, beginning to end. Perfect for players who want to play along with the original recordings, the melody and lyrics are also shown to help players keep their spot and to sing along. Strum It does not include tablature, or the difficult solo passages from the original recordings.


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The bowl on one toilet will not empty when we flush. We held the flapper open and it still didn't flush completely. It is obvious that the water level has dropped in the tank b/c you can see the old line from a week ago. This is now happening on a 2nd toilet in the house. The water level in that tank is lower, also. We have recently had the PRV on our water meter replaced. Didn't know if that could be part of the problem. There is no bubbling when we flush, but when we dump a bucket of water into the bowl when we flush, it DOES completely empty. We tried to add more water in the tank, but the water is already at the top of the overflow pipe. We can't figure out how to get more water in the tank with this short overflow pipe. We've lived here for 3 years and this has just started happening.
Is it COLD where you live......sounds like a Venting problem.....possibly HoarFrost............
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It is cold where we live. We're in Colorado, and it has been in the single digits the past week. That sounds like it is our problem. Thanks so much! How do we go about getting rid of the hoarfrost?
Hoar frost can be prevented in most cases by increasing the vent terminal to 4" diameter as the vapors that freeze inside the opening cannot bridge a 4" gap
We flushed out the plumbing vents from the roof, and that seemed to help. There was definitely some hoar frost. We then removed the blue tablets we had put in the toilet tank weeks ago that were supposed to help keep the toilet clean. Now both toilets work perfectly again.
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better picture than Sony 60 inch, faster core processor.
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Hop to happiness. The Lindy Hop is a cheery little dance, also known as the Jitterbug; but underestimate it not, as this quick paced, energetic sport isn't as light and fluffy as it sounds – it's ruddy hard work. Based on the ever-popular Charleston of the swinging '20s, it is a form of authentic Afro-Euro-American Swing dance that uses the upbeat rhythms of jazz, tap, and breakaway. It is unabashedly joyful, and when seen from a spectator's view looks like one never-ending whirl of spins, steps and lifts. We dare you to try it without smiling.
The dance heavily relies on the participant's relationship with the music, and with their partner. The tempo is incredibly quick, averaging between 120 and 180 beats per minute. Just a friendly Wahanda warning - this isn't your usual lazy waltz, so be prepared to get your sweat on…
The form of the dance lends itself heavily to the formal eight-count structure that most European partner dances follow, with movements being executed on every beat. The most common starting position is for you and your partner to be in a close embrace, with one hand joined, allowing you to switch between an open or closed position (together or apart), whilst using the resulting force of your partners movements to make sure you don't go flying across the dance floor.
The moves themselves are a mixture of side-stepping, spinning, lifts and jumps all executed in close succession. Like all dances there are different grades of Lindy Hop, and depending how good you get there are more extreme moves you can try. For the more adventurous hoppers out there, you can move onto the 'Air Step', an acrobatic dance move characterised by either you or your partner removing both feet from the ground in a dramatic gesture. You might have to practice a little in those dancing shoes before reaching those dizzy heights.
If you've got two left feet when it comes to the dance floor, this fast paced dance might leave you a bit befuddled. It's best to start out slowly and build up your confidence by practising the steps, but beginner or expert it's a great sport to try - you'll have a whale of a time even if you do look a bit like your Nan dancing at a wedding.
The Lindy Hop was named after Charles Lindbergh's Atlantic crossing in 1927, when the headlines read 'Lindy Hops the Atlantic'.


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Best Picture: The Social Network
Best Foreign Language Film: Mother
Best Dir.: David Fincher for The Social Network
Best Actor: Jesse Eisenberg for The Social Network
Best Actress: Natalie Portman for Black Swan
Best Supporting Actor: Christian Bale for The Fighter
Best Supporting Actress: Juliette Lewis for Conviction
Best Ensemble Cast: The Fighter
Best Scr.: Aaron Sorkin for The Social Network
Best Cinematography: Roger Deakins for True Grit
Best Documentary: Marwencol
Best Animated Film: Toy Story 3
Best Film Editing (awarded in memory of Karen Schmeer): Andrew Weisblum for Black Swan
Best New Filmmaker (awarded in memory of David Brudnoy): Jeff Malmberg for Marwencol
Best Use of Music in a Film: Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross for The Social Network
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No major surprises are to be found in the American Film Institute's list of best American movies released in 2010. Debra Granik's Winter's Bone was included, and so were Lisa Cholodenko's The Kids Are All Right, Danny Boyle's 127 Hours, Christopher Nolan's Inception, and David O. Russell's The Fighter.
Needless to say, David Fincher's The Social Network and Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan were also shortlisted. Rounding out the top ten were Ben Affleck's The Town, Joel and Ethan Coen's True Grit, and Lee Unkrich's Toy Story 3.
So as to include a foreign (British) film and a documentary in their year-end honor rolls, the AFI gave "Special Awards" to Tom Hooper's The King's Speech and to Davis Guggenheim's Waiting for 'Superman'. Non-English-language films were out of luck.
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This Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012 photo shows the McLean House, reconstructed on its original site in Appomattox, Va., where Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant arrived at the terms of surrender, marking the beginning of the end of the Civil War on Sunday, April 9, 1865. Signs around town call this the place "where our nation reunited" as the Civil War came to an end. But listen to people here and all over the country, or look at exit polls from the election, and you confront deep division, polarization. Red or blue. Left or right. Big government or small. Tea party or Occupy. Ninety-nine percent or one. Employed or out-of-work. Citizen or non-citizen. Black or white or brown. (AP Photo/Pat Jarrett)


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Barack Obama is closing in on the Democratic nomination for president, but he clinched the race for the best campaign soundtrack long ago...
NEW YORK — Barack Obama is closing in on the Democratic nomination for president, but he clinched the race for the best campaign soundtrack long ago — no superdelegates needed.
John McCain and Hillary Rodham Clinton also have plenty of musical support in the first presidential election of the YouTube era. But from will.i.am's star-studded viral hit "Yes We Can" to amateur odes to Spanish-language tunes and even a Jamaican reggae tribute, Obama is the leader in what observers are calling a new form of political campaigning.
"Songs about candidates have really taken off," says Steve Grove, head of YouTube.com's news and politics division. "They've found a new way to support their candidates. … It stretches from regular average voters all the way up to somebody like will.i.am in terms of being kind of like a new, broader trend in political video."
Annie Palovcik is one of those regular people. She penned the prideful folk tune "Illinois Boy" for Obama when he first came to national prominence a few years back — then put it on the Web when Obama became a serious presidential contender this year.
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"The concepts of his character and the place of Illinois filtered through my mind into this allegorical country song," said Palovcik, a songwriter and manager of two musicians.
"He is energizing those around him, daring them to look for a new way to dream," she says.
Not that Obama has a lock on musical inspiration. McCain has had songs penned for him, such as "Lead the Way" by a lawyer named Judd Kessler.
Clinton has inspired numerous tuneful tributes — no less than Sir Elton John gave her a benefit concert in April — and "Stuck on Huck" was recorded for Mike Huckabee. Even Republican longshot Ron Paul had a song about him that got 60,000 views on YouTube.
Obama has strong support among young people, which may explain some of his Internet music presence.
While Grove says there's no specific statistical data to prove it, just on YouTube alone "it seems that [Obama] has really garnered a lot of songs. I think the early success of the Obama girl music video [the song by a scantily clad woman that became a national sensation last year] probably had something to do with that."


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"A wonderful time on Sabah" Top 5 Page for this destination State of Sabah by sim1
State of Sabah Travel Guide: 2,737 reviews and 6,933 photos
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On my list. Not only for the wildlife (obviously), but also the people.
Ha Ha i am glad you had say about Ranau. This is the place where i was born. Could have got you to look at our village. Next time eh?
Ahh, what a travel !! Pristine nature and wildlife, love the flowers and the cute monkeys - and your turtle experience sounds as out of this world !! I still must laugh about the two licorice animals (and mental note for some care package, lol)
Hey Sim! You have a wonderful travel experience and u visited a lot of places but I invite you to travel my place Kashmir and my country Pakistan I hope u never will forgot this in whole ur life tc and bye
Amazing, Miss Simone. I really enjoyed your writings and really wish all tourists would be as caring for our natural environment as you did. Thank you for visiting Malaysia and we really hope to see you back here.
oh ghosshh the pics & experience are so awesome. It even make me wanna go now...(grin)!
your itinerary really helps a lot~~~ thank you so much~~~
Your detailed info are great. I'm planning to take a trip to Sabah. Thank you for all the tips
I don't shop much for souvenirs, neither! The best souvenirs cannot be bought! Superb photos of flowers, fruits… fishes, everything! This is indeed a very exciting trip and an outstanding experience.
Fantastic. That's what I can say of your Sabah page. I've been up Mt KBU 2x but I enjoyed your page better. Felt like climbing again!
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It's much faster than the 60mph desert winds it was named after, and the Volkswagen Scirocco has long enticed sports-car buyers. Launched six months before Volkswagen's iconic Golf in 1974 and entering its second generation in 1981, the Scirocco was effectively shelved from 1992, but made an award-winning comeback in 2008.
This third-generation version of the three-door Scirocco (technically a hatchback, but known as a coupe) is as good-looking as ever, which is a necessity given the distinctive style of its main competitors, including the Peugeot RCZ, Renault Megane Coupe and Audi TT.
The range includes the GT and R-Line models, as well as the special Black Edition of both models in late 2015. The high-performance Scirocco R was released in 2009, while a new GTS model was showcased at the 2015 Shanghai Motor Show, replacing its 2013 predecessor.
In terms of engine options, the Scirocco has four petrols and two diesels. The entry-level 1.4-litre TSI petrol is available on the standard spec, the GT and the GT Black Edition, producing 123bhp. It has a six-speed manual gearbox and uses Volkswagen's BlueMotion Technology to boost efficiency – as do all Scirocco engines, excluding those in the GTS and R.
The other engine options are three versions of the 2.0-litre TSI petrol – one with 178bhp, one with 197bhp and one with 217bhp – and two versions of the 2.0-litre TDI diesel – one with 148bhp and one with 181bhp.
The GTS gets the 197bhp petrol and the R (which we've reviewed separately) gets the 217bhp one. The mid-range 178bhp TSI and 148bhp TDI engines are available on all of the other Scirocco models, with a choice of six-speed manual and seven-speed DSG automatic transmission.
The more powerful 181bhp diesel isn't available on the standard model and costs £3,000 more than the 148bhp diesel. As its road tax costs £110 annually, we'd recommend the less powerful diesel, which costs £20-30 in road tax a doesn't feel that much slower, especially in everyday driving.
In terms of trim, the GT Black Edition's added kit is worth the mere £550 extra you have to pay over the GT. This includes 18-inch black alloy wheels, a contrasting black roof, black door mirrors, black rear spoiler and 90% tinted rear windows.
Sat nav, climate control, front foglights, parking sensors, chequered-flag dashboard inserts, metallic pedals and part-Alcantara seats and interior trim also come as standard.
For all of its good points, though, the Scirocco is slightly overpriced compared to its competitors and it's easy to see why the newer Golf overshadows it. For example, the five-door, 2.0-litre Golf GTD TDI 181bhp is £1,000 cheaper, handles better and has more boot space than the three-door Scirocco R-Line with the same engine.
A more like-for-like alternative would be the Peugeot RCZ, which we rate highly for its futuristic looks, lower price and sharp handling. The RCZ is perfectly reliable, too, having been ranked higher for customer satisfaction (74th) than the Scirocco (99th) in our 2015 Driver Power survey. On the safety front, the Scirocco was awarded the full five stars by Euro NCAP.


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FRESNO (AP) - A Fresno fire battalion chief says it's "nothing short of a miracle" no one was hurt and no cars were hit when a small plane with a pilot and his two daughters aboard crash-landed and hit two fences on a street near an airport.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Gov. Jerry Brown and Democratic legislative leaders said Monday they are closing in on a deal to overhaul a water bond on the November ballot, but their replacement plan still needs support from Republicans.
RIVERSIDE (AP) - A man threatened to blow himself up, rammed two cars in a McDonald's drive-thru, led police on a chase and ran from his burning van in a crime rampage that ended when a police dog captured him, Riverside police say.
SAN DIEGO (AP) - California consumers rank among the nation's biggest spenders on housing and the lowest spenders on energy, according to new government data.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A federal judge has decided a $324.5 million settlement isn't enough to cover the damages done to more than 60,000 high-tech workers in a class-action lawsuit alleging Google and Apple conspired with other technology companies to block their top employees from getting better job offers.
FRESNO (AP) - A man who ran an unlikely campaign for governor of California earlier this year has been arrested on suspicion of shooting his neighbor in the stomach and killing a horse, officials said Friday.
COTATI (AP) - A rare redwood tree in a small Northern California city has been safely replanted instead of being sawed down to make way for planned railway tracks.
HIGHLAND (AP) - Authorities have arrested a Southern California woman they say molested her two young daughters and sent the photos to a prisoner serving a life sentence.
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SACRAMENTO (AP) - California is on the verge of becoming the latest state to require technology that can disable smartphones when they're stolen.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Los Angeles County Fire Department has linked its dispatch system to a smartphone app that will notify CPR-trained citizens when someone nearby is having a cardiac arrest.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A woman who flew from San Jose to Los Angeles without a boarding pass and has made repeated attempts to sneak aboard flights was arrested again Thursday at Los Angeles International Airport after wandering through terminals without an airline ticket, authorities said.
FRESNO (AP) - A man is being held in isolation at a Central California jail on allegations he has refused to submit to an exam to check for tuberculosis.
SITES (AP) - Republican and Democratic lawmakers who support increasing funding for water-storage projects made their case Wednesday at the site of a proposed reservoir in what is now a scenic agricultural valley north of Sacramento, addressing one of the main sticking points to getting a re-crafted water bond on the November ballot.
BAKERSFIELD (AP) - Police in Central California shot and killed a man Wednesday afternoon after he splashed gasoline on a woman and tried setting her on fire, officials said.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Shirley Hufstedler, a former federal appellate court judge who served as the nation's first education secretary, has died. She was 90.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Patty Duke, who as a teen won an Oscar for playing Helen Keller in "The Miracle Worker," then maintained a long career ...
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Saudi Arabia's largest dairy company will soon be unable to farm alfalfa in its own parched country to feed its 170 ...
BERKELEY (AP) - University of California President Janet Napolitano announced Saturday it will closely monitor UC Berkeley's efforts to address sexual harassment complaints and assaults ...
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Investigators are broadening their DNA searches beyond government databases and demanding genetic information from companies that do ancestry research for their customers.
SANTA ROSA (AP) - The commercial crab season officially opened Saturday after being postponed for more than four months because tests showed high levels of domoic ...
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About 3 weeks ago I bought myself a 2007 Kona Dew Deluxe. I've ridden bikes alot before, but this was my first foray into disc brakes. They are Hayes mechanical MX4.
Everything went well until I took off the wheel to transport it. Then after I put it back on the brake rubs. I took it to the shop, they adjusted it and it worked fine, until I took the wheel off.
I went to the Hayes website and got the instructions for adjusting it, that way I wouldn't have to ride down to the store everytime I took the wheel off.
I can adjust it and everything works fine, until I take the wheel off.
I think it has alot to do with the quick release. I'm not sure how to guarantee that I am unwinding each side exactly the same to ensure I don't have to spend a few minutes adjusting the brake.
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Jason Aldean married Brittany Kerr, a former American Idol contestant, in March. The country singer cheated on his wife with her back in 2012.
Luke Bryan married his college girlfriend Caroline Boyer. The happy couple is raising two sons together.
Taylor Swift has had some of the most publicized relationships and breakups in the entertainment industry. As she helps ring in the New Year, look back at the men she's dated.
Brittany Kerr is engaged to Jason Aldean. The country singer cheated on his wife with the American Idol alum back in 2012.
Luke Bryan is happily married to his college sweetheart, Caroline Boyer. Here are some of the adorable couple's best looks.
Luke Bryan is one of the hottest country singers of the moment. He will be on Good Morning America's Summer Concert Series on August 7.
Caroline Boyer is married to country star Luke Bryan. The two are college sweethearts and have two young sons.
Brad Paisley is married to Kimberly Williams Paisley. The actress, who has two sons with the country star, is best known for her role in the Father of the Bride movies.
The breakout star at the Grammys was 25-year-old country singer Kacey Musgraves. She took home two awards and it was her first time at the show. Here's all you need to know about the starlet.
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