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In a time long forgotten, a preternatural event threw the seasons off balance. In a land where summers can last decades and winters a lifetime, trouble is brewing. As the cold returns, sinister forces are massing beyond the protective wall of the kingdom of Winterfell. To the south, the king's powers are failing, with his most trusted advisor mysteriously dead and enemies emerging from the throne's shadow. At the center of the conflict, the Starks of Winterfell hold the key: a reluctant Lord Eddard is summoned to serve as the king's new Hand, an appointment that threatens to sunder both family and kingdom. In this land of extremes, plots and counterplots, soldiers and sorcerers, each side fights to win the deadliest of conflicts: the game of thrones.
©1996 George R.R. Martin, (P)2003 Books On Tape, Inc., published in arrangement with Random House Audio Group,a division of Random House, Inc.
"Martin's trophy case is already stuffed with major prizes...He's probably going to have to add another shelf, at least." (Publishers Weekly)
"The first volume in Martin's first fantasy saga combines intrigue, action, romance, and mystery in a family saga." (Booklist)
"Grabs hold and won't let go. It's brilliant." (Robert Jordan)
"This novel is an absorbing combination of the mythic, the sweepingly historical, and the intensely personal." (Chicago Sun-Times)
There are no words that I can say to do justice to what I have just heard! Roy Dotrice is a masterful narrator and kept me longing for more of the story. I found myself rewinding parts just to hear them again. This is now one of my all time favorite stories and I know that I will listen to this series over and over again. This is a MUST for any true readers collectioin. The written work is beautiful and woven in a way that it doesn't matter what you typically like or listen to you will be enthralled with the story, it has something for everyone and TRUST ME IT WILL NOT LET YOU DOWN!!!
"Breyer than the series"
Best fantasy series. Much better than the HBO series. And without all the gratuitous sex, still not appropriate for children.
"Don't start to relate to any of the characters"
It would be better if it wasn't full of unexpected evil and horror!
As soon as I start to get a feel for a character and get involved in their story line, they are killed. What's the point?
Roy Dotrice does an excellent job of reading a very convoluted story line.
I'm disappointed that it's so difficult to get involved in the story line with all the deaths and dying coupled with all the evil and treachery.
I can't finish listening to this...it's horrible.
this is a very good book, couldn't stop listening! I enjoyed every second and can't wait to start on #2 & then 3 and so on! The show is good, but the book is GREAT!!
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I had a hard time with this book on many levels. The narrator sounded like he was salivating over every word. It was so distracting to me. The book itself was hard for me to follow because there were just too many characters and not enough character development for me to be able to follow who was who. Lastly, it got to be a bit "saucy" for my tastes.
No, I don't believe so. I ordered this mostly because of the hype. I truly can't understand what all of the excitement was about.
No, mostly because of the above comments.
"You win or you die"
Great story, have watch the TV show which made character recognition easier and required less imagination. Narrator kept changing between Joffrey and Jeffrey, other than that not bad
"The TV show is a perfect simulation of book 1."
I started the series with the TV show, and was skeptical whether it was worth investing the huge amount of time this series requires. I only speak to season 1 vs book 1 - but it's as accurate a reproduction of the book as any tv or movie series I've ever seen. It's almost uncanny.
I do believe that the TV series provided an excellent framework for the characters, watching their development, knowing what's going to happen - that was fascinating to observe subtleties in conflicts that are cleverly inserted.
Overall, this listen isn't required to start reading book 2 - but the depth and backstory and precision behind motives that is communicated is very fulfilling.
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This book will enrapture you with it's brilliant list of characters. All you can do is focus and enjoy the ride! Can't wait to start the next book!
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Please, come to Lithuania first, just then – to Uganda!
God Bless him if he does as the world needs to learn that LGBT people have the same rights as anybody else, after all God said we were ALL created equally.
He should be appointed permanently to the Holy See.
Good to see the EU joining the US, UK and UN in pursuing global LGBT rights (and others!)
The snowball will just keep rolling until equality is real everywhere
I agree. Hopefully more nations will recognise gay rights as human rights. Most importantly, I hope they can lend a hand in stopping executions of LGBT in the Middle East. Moreover, I hope to see they can help gay asylum seekers to start a new life.
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WASHINGTON — Sorry, fellas, but President Barack Obama's re-election makes it official: Women can overrule men at the ballot box.
For the first time in research dating to 1952, a presidential candidate whom men chose decisively — Republican Mitt Romney — lost. More women voted for the other guy.
It's surprising it didn't happen sooner because women have been voting in larger numbers than men for almost three decades, exit polls show.
But men, who make up less than half the U.S. population, always have exercised power greater than their numbers and they aren't about to stop now.
When it comes to elections, males as a group are more influential because they show less party loyalty than women, who skew Democratic.
Despite all the focus on candidates courting Hispanics or the working class, men are the nation's ultimate swing voters; they're why Republican George W. Bush became president and Republican John McCain didn't.
Their move away from Obama this year expanded the voting "gender gap." It wasn't enough to determine the outcome, but came close.
So presidential hopefuls staring into the gender gap in 2016 might want to look beyond the usual controversies over "women's issues" such as abortion or the polling fads such as "Wal-Mart moms." Maybe it's time to pause and consider the fickle male. Maybe it's time to ask, "What do men want?"
In the voting booth, that is.
"I don't think we fully understand it yet," political scientist Christina Wolbrecht of the University of Notre Dame said about why men and women vote differently. But she said plenty of research on elections going back to the 1950s indicates it's not because of issues such as equal pay, birth control coverage in health plans or Romney's awkward reference to "binders full of women."
Paul Kellstedt has some ideas. A Texas A&M associate professor of political science, Kellstedt studies what American men and women want from their government and how that shifts over time.
Like Wolbrecht, he noted that the sexes aren't that different, at least when it comes to the issues.
Studies have found that the opinions that separate liberals and conservatives, even on issues such as abortion, don't divide the sexes much. Men and women are about as likely to fall on either side of those debates, and millions of each happily line up with each political party.
But there has been a consistent thread of disagreement for decades over what role the government should play. It's not a big gap, but it is statistically significant, about 4 percentage points or 5 points in many studies, Kellstedt said. As a group, women tend to like bigger government with more health and welfare programs; men lean toward smaller government that spends less, except on the military.
Sort of the social safety net versus rugged individualism. Or Obama versus Romney.
There are lots of possible reasons the genders see this differently.
Besides women's traditional role as family nurturers, they also live longer than men and so are more likely to rely on Social Security and Medicare. Women are more likely to be poor. They're more likely to be single parents struggling to pay for child care, education and medical bills. Men may feel many social programs are expensive and won't benefit them.
"Women tend to believe that government has a role to play, that it should be a partner in their life," said Democratic pollster Celinda Lake. "Men tend to think it's been a good day when the government hasn't done anything bad to you."
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U.S. Bankruptcy Court Chief Judge Carla Craig dismissed the OTB's original March 18, 2011 petition in December, saying state authorization was needed first. That authorization came as a budget amendment in this year's state budget proceedings. The authorization also allows Suffolk OTB to use its capital acquisition fund for operations.[dmc-related-post-wp numitems="3" title="Also read"]
Suffolk OTB has already cut half of its branches over the last two years from 14 to seven and focused more on Qwik Bet and Internet wagering.
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Suffolk OTB President and CEO Jeffrey A. Casale said that the new business model developed over the past year is responsible for the strong start to the 2012 racing season.
The case now goes to Chief Judge Dennis Jacobs of the United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit. Jacobs will select a bankruptcy judge in the Second Circuit to hear the case.
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The new limit increases by just one for providers that were previously limited to 34 additional documentation requests or fewer. CMS set the limit equal to 1% of all claims submitted for the previous calendar year, divided by eight. RACs may go more than 45 days between record requests but may not make requests more frequently than every 45 days. In addition, a provider's limit will be applied across all claim types, including professional services, according to the CMS release.
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- Alternative Character Interpretation: Was Sirhan Dogen serious about threatening to have Patricia Roland's family killed? Or was he just being pragmatic and lying about it so he could blackmail her, given his established distaste for needless killing?
- Base Breaker:
- Kay, particularly among those who like the first three games best. Even her detractors, however, have sympathy for her in the 4th case of the second game.
- Justine Courtney. Many people love her for her unique design and her takedown of Blaise in the 4th case, as well as doting behavior for her son and, to a lesser extent, trying to help Sebastian. Many others hate her because she enables Sebastian's poor decision making, and is generally a huge bitch towards Edgeworth. Even her fans hate her behaviour at the beginning of the 4th case, when she dismisses herself as a suspect, then uses evidence she is fully aware is fabricated to pin Jill's murder on Kay.
- Complete Monster: Big Bad Quercus Alba is the head of a large smuggling ring. The other criminals of the game (except Lance) ''answer'' to this guy. He is the one who ordered the deaths of Cece Yew and Byrne Faraday and killed Mask*DeMasque II and Manny Coachen with his own hands. His reasons for these killings are as follows: Cece Yew was a witness who needed to be silenced, Byrne Faraday was a member of the Yatagarasu whose goal it was to expose his operation, DeMasque II was going to steal his fake statue and, with it, some plates used for a large-scale counterfeiting operation, and Manny Coachen because he ordered DeMasque II to steal it. Manny ordered the theft because he was planning to betray and usurp Alba and was unaware that the fake statue had been switched with the real one.
- Disappointing Last Level: Most fans criticize "Turnabout Ablaze" for dragging out the final confrontation way too long. That entire interrogation alone takes at least about two hours. And just when you think it's finally over, it's not. This eventually makes the ending more tedious than satisfying, compared to the other games which had much better climaxes. And even without taking in account the final boss, some fans argue this finale simply doesn't get you invested like the others do.
- Subverted with the 2nd game's final case. It is paced much better than Turnabout Ablaze, only having one real road bump near the beginning only because it was tying up the loose ends from case 4 rather then dealing with the current murder at hand.
- Draco in Leather Pants: Most fans seem to only acknowledge Knightley's Pet The Dog moments with the Big Bad while glossing over his more unlikeable qualities.
- Ending Fatigue: While you have to give the Big Bad of Investigations credit for being so tenacious, two full gameplay segments devoted just to cross-examining Alba is too goddamn long.
- Ensemble Darkhorse: For someone who appears alive in only one case in Investigations 2, Horace Knightley is popular with the fans. Mostly because of his relationship with the Big Bad. Funnily enough, his Japanese name contains the kanji for 'horse'.
- Colias Palaeno is also rather well liked due to being genuinely helpful and cooperative to Edgeworth's investigation, as well just being a Nice Guy.
- Escapist Character: Kay Faraday is what many Edgeworth fan girls dream of being. She's a cute 'modern-day Robin Hood' and gets to play assistant to Edgey, who feels a deep connection to her because of the parallels between her father's death and his. She's also Gumshoe's very best friend.
- Even Better Sequel: Gyakuten Kenji 2 aimed to be bigger and more dramatic than the original, evident by the "final case" feel that the first case of the game was shooting for (and achieved).
- Foe Romance Subtext: Shi-Long Lang and Edgeworth in Investigations.
Lang: (to Edgeworth) My ignorant little pretty boy.
Ha ha! You're sending the biggest chill down my spine, Edgeworth..!
- There's also Edgeworth and Calisto Yew.
- "Funny Aneurysm" Moment:
- Any time in the fourth case where Edgeworth defends Manfred von Karma's actions.
- And in the sequel, Raymond makes several jokes about von Karma upon his introduction. Even Gumshoe considers them this. Turns out he was invoking this trope deliberately, as he still believes Edgeworth and von Karma are Not So Different.
- To a lesser extent, that ice cream salesman. He waits just long enough to convince you his is just a cameo appearance...
- Harsher in Hindsight:
- Many people considered the reveal in the Apollo Justice game that Ema failed her exam and thus didn't achieve her dream quite harsh. With that knowledge, play case 3, where she appears as the same highly ambitious Genki Girl she was in the first game.
- in 2, People cutting off Sebastian mid-sentence, clearing their throats to make him stop talking, having his testimonies called stupid by Gumshoe and Larry, and Franziska whipping Sebastian for being stupid gets much less humorous after the end of case 4 where his own father berates him in front of everyone else that everything he brags on about was actually thanks to Blaise's influence and nepotism, and that he's too stupid to be his son for not even realizing it and a shame to his dad. Even after that, just a mere few minutes later he was kidnapped and woke up in his own garage, leading him to think that his dad's men kidnapped him on purpose and really does hate him.
Sebastian: You don't understand, Mr. Edgeworth! I lost everything I had this morning! *cue 5 Logic Chess pieces*
- Hilarious in Hindsight: Edgeworth's knowledgeable defense of The Steel Samurai sounds a lot like the way adult fans of a certain other kids' show (which debuted in 2010, a year after this game) justify their love. There's something priceless about the realization that, in his world, Miles Edgeworth is essentially a brony.
Edgeworth: It's a show geared towards kids... however its high production values and riveting plot draws in a number of adults as well.
- Ho Yay: Gumshoe declaring that he'll show Edgeworth how much a man he is, and Edgeworth responds by asking if he should prepare a 21 gun salute now or later.
- Internet Backdraft: The sequel not being released in the West due to the first Ace Attorney Investigations selling poorly. Fans are still clamoring for it to come stateside. At least a translation came over.
- Love to Hate: Simon Keys, the Big Bad of the second game, is such a scheming little bastard that he's overly entertaining and satisfying to take down. He's also a rare example that overlaps with Jerkass Woobie.
- Magnificent Bastard: The Big Bad of the second game certainly qualifies. He manipulates everyone and everything including Edgeworth to achieve his goal of revenge on targets that include former chief prosecutor and a president(well, his body double but still) and succeeds at taking down all of them, while covering tracks so well that in the end he's just one piece of evidence away from becoming Karma Houdini. All while maintaining innocent facade the whole time.
- Memetic Badass: Detective Badd. He might as well be the Chuck Norris of Ace Attorney.
- Memetic Mutation:
- Quercus Alba is evolving!
- Edgeworth transports his opponents to the chess dimension.
- Most Annoying Sound: Quercus Alba and Calisto Yew's Objections are both particularly annoying, as Alba's is really low and demonic whilst Calisto's sounds just whiny and weak. Not to mention the sheer lack of any personality or interest in the latter's voice. Portsman's coat swoosh also falls into this for some. Blaise Debeste's frequent weeping is constantly leading to him emptying his goggles with a splash, which some hate as well.
- Narm: Justine's "panicked" animation is supposed to be dramatic but it looks...more sensual?
- Player Punch: The second game has several. First, in Case 3, having to confront von Karma over evidence forgery as Gregory can count as one to players who know what it will lead to, similarly to being forced to present forged evidence as Phoenix in AJ. Case 4 begins with what looks like an attempted murder of Kay, her showing up heavily injured with amnesia... and then being accused of murder. And finally, in Case 5, finding out the real killer is Simon Keyes, someone who not only had Edgewoth's complete trust before, but who Kay considered a genuine friend. The moments before the big reveal are especially heartbreaking, with both Kay and Regina practically begging Edgeworth to prove it isn't true, and even Edgeworth himself being reluctant to believe it.
- Rescued from the Scrappy Heap: Franziska, particularly in the second game. The first game has her very concerned for Larry's son (although it turns out to be a doll), and extremely sympathetic and even downright kind to Kay after she loses her father. In the second game, she's very sympathetic to Sebastian once he realizes how awful his father is. When Edgeworth gives up his badge and being harassed by Justine and Sebastian, she whips the latter into submission and lets Edgeworth speak. Her conversations with Edgeworth, Kay, Gumshoe, and later, Sebastian, also round out her rough edges and give her plenty of depth.
Franziska: However...once must be able to accept their father's mistakes, no matter how much they look up to him.
- Ship Tease: From the second game, Raymond and Kate. From their first meeting, Gregory reminds him to 'note', not 'dote'. They clearly hold each other in high regards, though Raymond won't hesitate to suspect Kate when the evidence clearly points to her.
- Squick: In case 3 of the second game, the lyre of the Gemini sherbet statue was coated with a mix of salt from a salt rock lamp and the killer's blood. It was then eaten by two unknowing people.
- That One Boss:
- Dammit, Quercus, GIVE UP ALREADY! This guy has to be the most annoying boss-examination ever.
- In AAI2, it's the Logic Chess battle against Sebastian. It's the longest and most annoying Logic Chess battle in the game.
- Blaise's in the previous chapter is almost as bad, it's long and requires several actions you never needed to do before (such as going back on previous lines of questioning only to find options that weren't there before) and has to be ended by selecting the one option that penalised you every other time you tried it. Fittingly both battles are the only two in the game to use the "Allegro" version of the Logic Chess theme, and are family members.
- To a lesser extent, Lotta Hart's during the fourth case. The battle itself isn't that hard, but the clock runs down at a far faster rate than in any other Logic Chess battle in the game, meaning that any mistake ends up being much more damaging.
- They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot: Though it feels unfair to bring up any aspect of the end of the sequel's fifth case as this, the Big Bad raises a particularly interesting legal question: can (or should) a chessmaster be held accountable for murders that he has deliberately manipulated other people into committing if there is no direct incitement to kill or other (provable) criminal activity on his part? Unfortunately, rather than answer that question, Jumping Off the Slippery Slope occurs when it turns out he actually did kill one of the victims himself and the case reverts to the traditional task of finding scant pieces of evidence that prove wrongdoing.
- Unintentionally Sympathetic: True, Patricia Roland ultimately brought the combined threat of Sirhan Dogen and Simon Keyes upon herself after her past misdeeds, but her motive (She killed Horace Knightley to eliminate a potential threat to her and her family's safety, as well as to frame Dogen so he would have to be transferred to a maximum-security prison and no longer have the ability to be a threat.) is difficult to fault, given its self-defensive and Mama Bear-ish nature.
- Unintentionally Unsympathetic: Justine is supposed to come off as merciless to lawbreakers and stuck in a very compromising situation involving Blaise coercing her and her nephew being kidnapped. But this is before she spent three cases hindering Edgeworth's investigation, using forged evidence to convict an innocent girl, and generally just being a giant bitch.
- The Untwist: Blaise being evil in the second game doesn't come as much of a surprise, considering their appearance and the fact their attempt at being Faux Affably Evil only make them come off as downright creepy. And the fact the only other suspect in the case is Kay Faraday. Of course, the real twist is just how evil they turns out to be, and the game's actual Big Bad is much more well hidden.
- What Do You Mean, It's for Kids?: Investigations 2 was rated 12+, even with the horrific material and the increasingly disturbing murder methods.
YMMV / Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth
Take general series tropes to Ace Attorney, and take tropes specific to the Phoenix arc, Apollo Justice, or Dual Destinies to those pages, please.


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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- AppDynamics Inc., the next-generation Application Performance Management solution that simplifies the management of complex apps, today announced a $50 million Series D growth financing round. The round was led by new investor Institutional Venture Partners (IVP), and also included AppDynamics' current investors: Greylock Partners, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, and Lightspeed Venture Partners. The financing will support AppDynamics' rapid expansion into the global enterprise market, increase investment in R&D, and accelerate hiring to meet the high demand for the AppDynamics Application Performance Management platform.
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Mahe Drysdale was choking back the tears after winning the Olympic single sculls gold medal.
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The 33 year-old beat his main rival Ondrej Synek by just under a boat length in two-horse war down the Dorney Lake course.
"That was the toughest race of my life," he said.
"I had Synek coming at me and I was just looking for the finish line, hoping it was going to come before I fell over like I did in Beijing.
"It was what I wanted to do - that was how I wanted to race it, just take the sprint out of Synek and it worked to perfection.
"Obviously I can't quite believe it. I have been working for this for 12 years ... now I've achieved it."
Drysdale first went to the Olympics in 2004, when he finished fifth in the coxless pair.
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"My career was incomplete without this. I can't quite believe it" Drysdale said.
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The singles sculls was the final race on the penultimate day of rowing and the crowd of 26,000 were on their feet for the final 1000m as Drysdale and Synek went toe-to-toe and Great Britain's Alan Campbell won the race for third.
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This is a list of 32 players in the National Football League this season who also happen to be members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Don't forget Isaac Sopoaga, Philadelphia Eagles.
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Vic So'oto just signed with the Arizona Cardinals (active roster)
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This article includes a number of remarkable stories. The most remarkable is that John Denney has been in the league for 8 years as a deep snapper. Well done sir, my hat is off to you.
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Interesting how few players on this list came out of BYU. Illustrates BYU's lack of success recruiting LDS talent.
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And not every BYU player to go to the NFL was LDS. More impressive is the list of head coaches who came through BYU. At one time there were three active: Reid, Holmgren and Billick. And to the utes who find a way to spin negative on everything, how many of the ute coaching staff also came through BYU? Count 'em.
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Why would any of these guys pursue a career that forces them to work on the Sabbath day? I know of many BYU players who did not go into the draft because they did not agree with having to provide entertainment for others on the Sabbath day.
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John Lotulelei is LDS as well...played at UNLV.
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I believe Alex Smith was left off this list as well. I looked twice to make sure i didn't skip him but i don't see him there!
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I don't know the name, but I remember when my mother still lived in
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everyone in the ward knew he was coming. But there was one lady who was the
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He just laughed and said "Athletics." :-D
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If you are a talented football player, good enough to be professional, you play on Sunday. If you are an airline pilot, you will have to fly on Sunday. I have it on good authority that General Authorities fly back to SLC on Sundays.There are few professions that can guarantee no Sunday Work. I am happy for Ironmania that the cocoon he/she lives in protects her from this truth.
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Actually, 8 are from BYU, the same number that are from Utah. 15 are from schools other than BYU or Utah. I would say that speaks well for BYU and Utah.
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