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Weekend of special events surrounding the groundbreaking exhibition, Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction
CLEVELAND (July 2, 2013) -- The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will host a weekend of events surrounding the Museum's special exhibit, Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction, devoted to the "World's Greatest Band," now open at the Rock Hall. The weekend will take place Friday, July 19 through Sunday, July 21.
The Rolling Stones Celebration Weekend includes exclusive screenings of three films courtesy of Eagle Rock Entertainment, a special fan-vote Rock and Roll Night School, a Rolling Stones Gallery Talk, a #rockhallsatisfaction Instagram photo contest, an exhibit scavenger hunt, a commemorative credential giveaway and more. Additional details can be found on rockhall.com.
Saturday, July 20, is also a Rock Hall Member Appreciation Day. Members will enjoy special activities throughout the morning while experiencing Rolling Stones Weekend festivities.
The Rolling Stones Celebration Weekend Schedule of Events:
Friday, July 19
· 3 p.m.: Screening of Live at the Checkerboard Lounge, Chicago 1981 (Foster Theater)
Saturday, July 20
· 8 a.m.: Member Appreciation Day activities throughout the morning and afternoon.
Festivities include:
o Early entry for members
o Complimentary breakfast and touring privileges beginning at 8 a.m.
o Unveiling of the Members Choice Artifact
o Members-only garage sale, offering access to discounted merchandise. Members should stay tuned to their members- only e-newsletter for RSVP information.
· 1 p.m.: Rock and Roll Night School (Foster Theater)
o This program is FREE and reservations are not required. Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Portions of the program will be live streamed on rockhall.com and viewers will have an opportunity to interact through Twitter with the hashtag #stonesnightschool.
o The Night School will showcase a Rolling Stones album, chosen by fans. Fans will be able to vote from a menu of Rolling Stones' Studio albums. Voting will end on Friday, July 12 at Noon EST. The poll can be found on rockhall.com/event/RRNS. The following albums for voting include: Let it Bleed (1969), Sticky Fingers (1971), Exile on Main Street (1972), Goats Head Soup (1973), It's Only Rock and Roll (1974), Emotional Rescue (1980), Tattoo You (1981), Steel Wheels (1989) and A Bigger Bang (2005)
· 4 p.m.: Screening of Live at the Checkerboard Lounge, Chicago 1981 (Foster Theater)
· 5:45 p.m.: Some Girls: Live in Texas '78 (Foster Theater)
· 7:30 p.m.: Ladies and Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones (Foster Theater)
Sunday, July 21
· Noon: Screening of Live at the Checkerboard Lounge, Chicago 1981 (Foster Theater)
· 1:45 p.m.: Screening of Some Girls: Live in Texas '78 (Foster Theater)
· 3:30 p.m.: Screening of Ladies and Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones (Foster Theater)
For more information on this and other events at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum this summer, please visit rockhall.com/events.
Celebrate and Save – Two- day passes, full- year memberships and special offer on in- store merchandise available. Two- day passes are available through the Museum's box office. Passes are $33 for adults, $25 for seniors and $20 for children. For information about this and other ticket packages, visit rockhall.com/membership. Single day tickets to the Museum are also available at https://tickets.rockhall.com.
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Presents Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction:
Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction is the Museum's first ever major exhibition capturing the band's legendary career spanning more than 50 years. It includes personal items and extraordinary collections that have never been seen before by the public. The exhibit will be open till March 2014.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum presents Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction is a comprehensive retrospective exhibit that chronicles the band from the mid-1960s until today. The exhibit, which takes up two-and-a-half floors of the Museum, celebrates the Rolling Stones' incredible contribution to popular music from their earliest days playing small clubs, to their era-defining recordings such as "Gimme Shelter," "Paint It Black," "Jumping Jack Flash," "Tumbling Dice," "It's Only Rock And Roll" and sold-out global tours. Through the use of artifacts, film, text and interactive technology, generations of music fans will have the opportunity to get up close and personal with rare items from nearly every aspect of the Stones' astonishing five decades at the top. Throughout the exhibition's run, the Museum will host a range of free public programs that explore the significance and legacy of the Rolling Stones, including interviews, films and special lectures.
For the first time, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum has launched a fan-generated interactive exhibition, inviting people from all over the world to share their photos of memorabilia, artwork, Rolling Stones concerts and more that will populate a multimedia display in the Museum's Rolling Stones exhibit as well as online.
Fans are encouraged to upload their original images to Twitter and Instagram with the hashtag #rockhallsatisfaction to contribute to the submission feed. Images uploaded will be available to be viewed in the exhibit as well as online through the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Facebook page and Rock Hall Live: The Fan Experience throughout the duration of the exhibit!
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum:
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission both through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its educational programs.
The Museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, the Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum admission is $22 for adults, $17 for seniors (65+), $13 for youth (9-12), $18 for adult residents of Greater Cleveland. Children under 8 and Museum members are free. The Museum is generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. When you become a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, the world of rock and roll becomes yours to explore. Call 216.515.1939 for information on becoming a member. For general inquiries, please call 216.781.ROCK or visit www.rockhall.com.


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Second Half Rally Surges Tigers Past Bucknell, Perfect Southern Record
A second half rally propelled the No. 12 Princeton women's water polo team past Bucknell, 14-5, Sunday afternoon at DeNunzio Pool. The Tigers conclude the regular season with a perfect 5-0 record in Southern Division play and improve to 20-5.
The Bison took the upper hand in the first quarter, putting Princeton on its heels 4-1. The Tigers responded with a four uncontested goals to close out the second to knot things up 5-5 at halftime.
Princeton sustained its offensive push in the second half and the defense tightened up to prevent Bucknell from scoring again. The Tigers closed out the game riding a 9-0 run.
Freshman Ashleigh Johnson made nine saves, while Rachele Gyorffy, Camille Hooks and Molly McBee each had a pair of Princeton's 11 steals.
Freshman Diana Murphy had four goals, including the tying score in the second quarter, and sophomore Ashley Hatcher tallied three. Gyorffy made a team-high three assists and Taylor Dunstan and Jessie Holechek each had two apiece.
The Tigers now head to the Southern Division Championship in Providence, R.I. from Apr. 13-14 as the top seed. They will face the fifth-seeded Bison at 10 a.m. and third-seeded George Washington at 7 p.m. on Saturday in the opening rounds.
No. 12 Princeton: 1 – 4 – 6 – 3 – 14
Bucknell: 4 – 1 – 0 – 0 – 5
Goals: Soroka 1, Hatcher 3, Hooks 1, McBee 1, Rigler 1, Zwirner 1, Holechek 1, Gross 1, Murphy 4
Assists: McBee 1, Dunstan 2, Rigler 1, Gyorffy 3, Holechek 2, Gross 1
Steals: Soroka 1, Hatcher 1, Hooks 2, McBee 2, Dunstan 1, Rigler 1, Gyorffy 2, Gross 1
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Are you glad the American Crystal Sugar lockout is finally over after 20 months of the workers on strike?
I had no idea.
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The new contract will run until July 31, 2017, or just over four years, according to the company. Returning union employees will receive a total pay increase of 13 percent over the course of the contract, with 4 percent the first year, 3 percent the second and 2 percent the remaining years.
Wow now that was worth going on strike for. I bet they only lost $80 or $90 Thousand dollars over the past 20 months.
Really intelligent Union leadership. But the Union leaders still drew a paycheck didn't they?
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Yup...we need sugar!!!
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DustOff, I bet JackAaah could do that for us.
Peas & Koolaid for everyone, with a spoonful of sugar to make the medicine go down. :-)
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Shouldn't have happened in the first place. Crystal locked the employees out. Presents a contract that took a lot of their benifits away and expected them to lay down and take. Crystal profits are down. They have had fires and injuries that have been caused by replacement workers. And Crystal got what they wanted the union membership is about 1/2 what it was. A lot of the workers have left.
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Another successful day in history for the chosen one! His goal of making all people equal is one day closer. We are now living like his muslim brothers, we have terror in our streets at any given time!!
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Another school attack, this one with a knife,not much media coverage tho, I wonder why? Terror in Boston, no guns involved! But I'm sure more gun laws will stop all violence!
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And I thought it was a lockout--should try and get some of those cheap cuban workers instead--I forgot that is cane sugar experience..Really need those from further south--oh you know -those illegal ones.Get rid of the union workers-don't need them in ND --they expect to make a decent living.
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Two of the more ignorant posts put on the blog. Good job, animal. You show all on the blog what a loser you are.
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We must stop the negative immigration rage!
Latino immigrants generally come to the U.S. driven by a strong desire to provide a better life for their family. Their drive is not that different from the motivating factors that impelled the ancestors of almost everyone in this country. The strength of the immigrants' spirit helps them combat what amounts to insurmountable odds against them. Immigrants are faced with an incredible emotional turmoil that stems from being separated from their family, friends, culture, and heritage. This separation anxiety is always difficult, and it is often hard to understand by those who have not experienced it first hand. Immigrants endure the turmoil and forge ahead in pursuit of the American Dream. For new American immigrants the anxiety feelings are compounded by the fact that the immigration laws in the U.S. no longer have an open door policy. And even when Latinos come in with a legal immigration status, they still have to endure the overwhelming negative social pressure that surrounds the subject of immigration in the 21st Century.
The pursuit of happiness and a new life in the United States has defined this country since its inception. Seeking the so called American Dream is what being American is all about. Immigration defines our American culture. It has shaped the American way of life and has created the unique diversity that is so highly cherished in the United States. Even our country's motto, "e pluribus unum" (Out of many, one) symbolizes the importance we place in coming together from different places to form one country. Yet; immigration is no longer popular with many Americans; and the thought of people coming to the U.S. "illegally" infuriates the masses.
Latinos are often attacked just because they are perceived as criminals from an immigration standpoint. Never before in this country have immigrants who lacked the appropriate immigration documentation been commonly referred to as "illegals." The strong feelings harbored against "illegal aliens" (a truly horrendous term) have become so pervasive that some people who are otherwise very inclusive and welcoming towards others become quickly enraged when I bring up the subject of immigration. The rage is not always rational; in fact, most of what infuriates people (like the so-called negative effect on the U.S. economy) is simply not true (see an earlier post here). But I'm not trying to generate more hate mail on this subject (I get enough of that); my intention is to show how all of the negativity surrounding immigration is really counterproductive and ends up hurting us all.
Yesterday I was driving and almost got into an accident. I became very enraged at a driver who was clearly doing something illegal. I was livid! But my thoughts against this person were irrational; in retrospect I realize that he was only trying to circumvent a truck that was blocking the intersection. If I knew the person driving that car I would not have even gotten upset. Car rage happens because it is easy to disconnect from the person driving the other car. I find that when I make eye contact with another driver they are more likely to be nice and become human again. Why am I talking about this? Because car rage creates a very serious problem on the roads; and I feel that the illegal immigration rage is often just as irrational and is creating a very serious problem in our society.
It is easy for people to believe the negative buzz regarding immigration and become enraged; but like it is with car rage, I find that people react very differently when they personally know an undocumented immigrant or family. It is easy to support immediate deportation and harsh laws against undocumented immigrants when you are not connected to them; in fact, it is easy to think of them as criminals. But it is much more difficult to do so when it affects someone who you personally know and/or care about. In my work I interview many undocumented Latinos and have heard many immigration horror stories. Try explaining to a child why their parents were taken away from him because they were here illegally. In a recent interview, a U.S. born Latino teenager with a severe medical condition told me about how his mother had to go back to Colombia. In tears he said: "I had to stay because I would die in Colombia… my mother is not a criminal, she was just trying to be here for me." I can fill the pages of many books with similar stories. As a country we need to realize that these immigrants are no different in their motivation to be here as any other prior immigration group. If we are able to see past the immigration rage we will realize that these people are not "criminals" at all; they are hard working families trying to become American like all other immigrants did.
The negativity towards immigration, be it warranted or not, is not good for our country. It fuels segregation, racism, prejudice, and discrimination. It affects everyone and does nothing to resolve the issues at hand. Like it is with car rage, we need to take a moment to make eye contact and become human again.


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If you like a story about women with integrity who remain true to their internal code despite adversity or temptation, then these books are for you. The main characters will have you laughing, crying, rooting for them.
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Annie Milano thinks she is the luckiest woman in the world. She has a husband who adores her and two of the best sons in the world. But when she gives birth to her daughter, her perfect world begins to collapse.
A vision and a black-out persuade Annie into therapy. Then she receives a letter and an airplane ticket to South Africa from a lawyer asking her to meet with him and settle her mother's estate. Only problem is, Annie grew up in an orphanage run by retired nuns and it is the only childhood she remembers.
This is a story of a child's survival despite neglect, and a woman's search for her past which takes her to South Africa and Belgium. It is a history she knows she needs to recapture if she wants to regain her perfect world.
Curve in the Road
Did you ever feel you wanted to pack it all in and start again? Did you ever feel your life was an endless stretch of empty tomorrows? This is how Dani feels when Malcolm, her best friend and lover, the man who helped her through her divorce six years earlier, tells her he wants out of their relationship. Her trust destroyed, the comfortable complacency of her life ruined a second time, she asks for a year's leave of absence from her job, leases her condo and sets off to visit her far flung family. But a wrong turn takes her from her planned route. She overnights at a campground in Beaupre, Pennsylvania and the following morning returns to the truck stop where she had dined the night before. Expecting a cup of their excellent coffee, she finds instead a distressed proprietor, an absent cook and a hungry truck driver. On a whim, she volunteers to make breakfast. After all, how hard could it be?
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When Wayne Cabot, Erica Pahlbergs teenage love, returns to Schoon Falls in upstate New York, offering marriage and escape, she accepts despite his wealthy familys open animosity. But the life of comfort and happiness Erica dreamed of is of short duration and she is a widow barely a year later. Desperate and alone, she struggles to survive in an alien environment and learns the uplifting power of friendship; that facing a problem is better than running away from it; that a burden shared, lightens it. She discovers love is not necessarily fireworks and brass bands. Sometimes it enters ones heart soft as a whisper yet strong as tempered steel.
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Hi, my name is Chris Groegler and I am a Senior Sound Designer at Ubisoft-Red Storm Entertainment. Our latest project was Ghost Recon: Future Soldier where I was audio lead for Multiplayer. We have an audio team of five people and basically all of us have a Zoom H4n audio recorder. We have our Zooms with us all the time in case we are in a situation where we need to quickly record a sound and don't have our Sound Devices 744 with us. Since the H4n is such a handy device to have around (it can fit in your pocket) I've always wanted to try and record the majority of environmental sounds with it and implement them into a shipping title. Well, that opportunity came about when I was working on a DLC pack for Ghost Recon: Future Soldier. Future Soldier shipped in May of 2012 and we started working on our first DLC pack a little before the ship date.Read More


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Author(s): Peggy McCracken, Sharon Kinoshita
Marie de France is the author of some of the most influential and important works to survive from the middle ages; arguably best-known for her Lais, she also translated Aesop's Fables (the Ysope), and wrote the Espurgatoire seint Patriz (St Patrick's Purgatory), based on a Latin text. The aim of this Companion is both to provide information on what can be gleaned of her life, and on her poetry, and to rethink standard questions of interpretation, through topics with special relevance to medieval literature and culture.
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Publisher: Boydell & Brewer
Year of Publication: 2012
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- 1 package white cake mix (regular size)
- 1 package (3 ounces) raspberry gelatin
- 4 eggs
- 1/2 cup canola oil
- 1/4 cup hot water
- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen sweetened raspberries, thawed, undrained
- 1 carton (12 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen sweetened raspberries, thawed, undrained
- Fresh raspberries, optional
- In a large bowl, combine the cake mix, gelatin, eggs, oil and water; beat on low speed for 30 seconds. Beat on medium for 2 minutes. Stir in raspberries.
- Pour into a greased 13x9-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 35-40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool.
- For frosting, in a large bowl, fold whipped topping into raspberries. Spread over cake. Refrigerate for 2 hours before serving. Store in the refrigerator. Garnish with fresh raspberries if desired. Yield: 12-16 servings.
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"This cake sounds really good but I don't like cakes that use box mixes. I prefer to make a cake from scratch. A white cake made from scratch with the raspberry gelatin and frozen raspberries is a better way to go f'or me. I haven't tried it yet so I won't rate it until I make it."
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"Sorry but this recipe didn't go over well in my house. It was too processed and sugary for us. It looks so delicious!"
"I make this with strawberries & it's a favorite wherever I take it. If you want to make a dessert that is refreshing, make this one."
"The cake was very good and easy to make. The only change to the instructions I would make is to mix the dry cake mix and the jello thoroughly. I poured the jello mix on top of the cake mix and then added the rest of the ingredients and wound up with clumps of jello that where the consistency of thick fruit leather. I solved the problem by taking out the pieces and mixing them with a small amount of water and microwaving it for a few seconds, stirring it and adding it back to the batter."


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1.Water and Non-Perishable Food. Keep at least 1 gallon of water per person per day. In addition, you should have a Big Berkey Water Filter. This way you can filter several gallons of water everyday, in case your municipal supply is contaminated. Canned goods can be eaten without cooking. Also have dry goods in case cooking is not a problem consume these first, and save the canned goods.
2.Flashlights and Batteries. Give priority to flashlights that use common batteries, like AA, instead of the exotic batteries that may be hard to find. This one is a great value because it is waterproof, floats, and uses AA batteries: Dorcy Waterproof Flashlight. Batteries have a long shelf life, so stock up plenty of them.
3.Candles, Matches, and Lighters. A single flame will light up an entire room enough to keep you out of the dark, and large ones will provide a couple of hours of light for weeks. Keep your matches in a waterproof container. Use lighters as a backup.
4.Clothes and Blankets. I keep my clothes in a compression dry sack from Outdoor Research. That way if a tornado blows off the roof, Ill still have dry clothes.I know $33 might seem like a lot, but this is the bag I trust to keep my emergency clothes dry. It comes in several sizes, but the 10-liter sack will hold enough stuff for one person. Give priority to wool it will keep you warm even in damp conditions. I have a wool hat, wool socks, wool sweater, a pair of pants, a neck gaiter, underwear, gloves, and a waterproof, breathable nylon jacket with a hood.
5.Portable Stove or Camp Stove.Propane stoves or liquid-fuel stoves can be used indoors if properly ventilated. I highly recommend a dual fuel type like the Coleman Sporter 2. It will burn either Coleman fuel or unleaded gasoline. Solo Stoves and Kelly Kettles will burn any available wood or charcoal, and are good if you can cook on a patio or balcony. Give yourself options.
6.Alternate Heat. You need a backup in case your primary heat source goes out. A fireplace, wood stove, or kerosene or propane space heater will knock the chill out of at least one room. I prefer the radiant kerosene types.
7.Liquor, Coffee, and Cigarettes. Even if you dont drink or smoke, these make excellent barter items. Also, alcohol can be used as a disinfectant. Buy the cheapest stuff you can find, and give priority to plastic bottles, which are resistant to breaking. Vodka and Everclear are good choices. Keep coffee and cigarettes in waterproof containers.
8.Guns and Ammunition. A .22 rifle, a .45 caliber handgun, or a 12 gauge shotgun are good choices. Be sure you have plenty of ammo.
9.Medical Kit. Your medical kit should include first aid basics, plus an additional supply of whatever regular medications you take. Ask your doctor to prescribe an emergency supply. While youre at it, request additional prescription items such as antibiotics and narcotic pain-killers. This kit from Adventure Medical Kits is light and watertight.
10.Tools. Just the basics here: hammer, screwdrivers, a knife, multitool, tape and glue, rope and twine, and a pry bar. Be sure you keep this kit untouched until the emergency. That way you know it will always be there.
Additional Items to Stockpile
1.Toiletries. Toilet paper will be very missed if you dont have any. Toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, and shampoo, which can double as a body wash. Hygiene and morale are key ingredients for surviving a disaster.
2.Rechargeable Radio. This will be a great way to learn where to find donated supplies, and to get news of the outside world. This is one of the best radios under $100: Kaito Voyager Pro.
3.Books. You can read your bible for a lifetime and never figure it all out. Your favorite fiction genre will keep your mind active. Be sure to pack a few novels youve never read, in addition to some old favorites. The complete works of Arthur Conan Doyle are endlessly re-readable. Of course, a good survival handbook is a must-have.
4.Storage Supplies. Sandwich bags, plastic zipper bags, garbage bags, and grocery bags will be extremely handy. If youre wandering the streets and come across some canned sardines and a few tools, whip out a plastic grocery bag or a garbage bag to carry the stuff back home. Scavenging will become a way of life.
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HAYNEVILLE, Ala. (AP) -- A judge in Hayneville has ordered Deandra Marquis Lee held on $3 million bond for the shooting deaths of 9-year-old twins and their 73-year-old babysitter.
Lee appeared Monday afternoon before Lowndes County District Judge Adrian Johnson. Lee's ankles and hands were shackled when he stood before the judge in a brief hearing at the Lowndes County Courthouse.
Johnson appointed Hayneville attorney Jerry Thornton to represent Lee. The judge said Lee would not enter a plea until after the case is heard by a grand jury, possibly early next year.
Johnson set a hearing for June 19 to consider a request by District Attorney Charlotte Tesmer that Lee's $10,000 bond on an earlier charge be revoked.
Lee made no comment during his court appearance. He was arrested Saturday in Selma.


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The Caesar Rodney School District Board of Education approved a final 2013 fiscal year budget of $85.5 million that increases spending slightly thanks to a small increase in enrollment and increases on the local side of salaries.
"Our enrollment went up slightly and it did result in slightly more state funding, which did slightly draw down the carryover [reserve]," Caesar Rodney Director of Business and Finance Dr. Ada Carter said. "But the largest expense that will draw on our carryover is an increase in local salary expense," Carter said.
This was due to increase in the so-called "other employment costs," rate,
negotiated local salary increases and normal increases due to teachers' increasing levels of experience and advanced college degrees, Carter said. "Other employment costs" are salary-related costs that include the employer's share of pension, social security, Medicare, workers' compensation and unemployment insurance on the state portion of salary.
That meant Caesar Rodney would have to deplete its carryover reserves further by the end of the fiscal year, Carter said. The carryover was essentially the money left over after expenditures were subtracted from revenues. The state closely monitors school district carryovers to ensure they have the financial viability to meet payroll in the summer and early fall, before tax receipts begin to roll in around October.
As of June 30, 2013, Carter anticipates that Caesar Rodney will have a $4,691,179 budget reserve as well as an additional contingency of $954,000, she said. Compared to last year, the Caesar Rodney School District had a $4,861,963 budget reserve as well as a $1,439,148 contingency at the close of the 2012 fiscal year.
However, the good news was that the state helped Caesar Rodney significantly as one of the relatively poorer, rural districts in the state with so-called Division III money, Carter said. Local revenue raised through the current expense property tax was not sufficient for the district's annual local salaries of about $14 million, Carter said. Therefore, $9.5 million in state division III money was used primarily for the local portion of salaries. That allowed Caesar Rodney to not further deplete its current expense (operating) funds.
Delaware's school districts usually approved their final budgets in December, well after Sept. 30 enrollment figures were certified and the accompanying state funding was approved. State funding was determined for the most part by student enrollment.
Caesar Rodney School District property owners saw their school tax increase overall by 2.05 percent for the 2013 fiscal year due to increases in capital construction and special education costs. But the current, operating expense remained the same.
CAESAR RODNEY SCHOOL TAX RATE2012Current expense $0.5400Debt service $0.1975Minor Cap $0.0430Technology $0.0241Extra Time $0.0130Reading Resource $0.0380Page 2 of 2 - Math Resource $0.0085Tuition $0.3559Total $1.22002013Current expense $0.5400Debt service $0.2100Minor Cap $0.0430Technology $0.0241Extra Time $0.0130Reading Resource $0.0380Math Resource $0.0085Tuition $0.3684Total $1.2450, an increase of 2.5 cents, or 2 percent.Source: Caesar Rodney Director of Business and Finance Dr. Ada Carter
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A runner with a photography problem or a photographer with a running problem. Working as an engineer, living at the beach near Los Angeles. I've developed a bad habit of creating or organizing collaborative projects with sometimes a few and sometimes hundreds of virtual strangers. A quick search for Free the Dune, The Day of the Donut or the Operation Jack Marathon will lead you to three of these quixotic efforts. Past projects include organizing 2-3 teams for the Hermosa 24 ultramarathon & relay on the soft sand of the beach, raising money for cancer research to honor my mom and of course The Icebox Book. These fine art photography books can soon be in your hands, and will proudly rest atop your other coffee table books. Give it a shot.
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The Honorable Basil L. Merenda was unanimously confirmed by the Pennsylvania State Senate as Secretary of the Commonwealth on Sept. 27.
His confirmation is a testimony to the strong working relationships and excellent service that he and the staff of the Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs (BPOA) has provided to Pennsylvanians and members of the Legislature during his tenure as Commissioner of BPOA and Deputy Secretary for Regulatory Programs.
Congratulations, Basil!
Governor Edward G. Rendell appointed Michael K. Huff, R.N., as acting Secretary of Health, effective Oct. 1.
Huff, who will be the first registered nurse to lead the Pennsylvania Department of Health, currently is the department's deputy secretary for health planning and assessment.Read More


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Becton Dickinson (BD) won FDA approval yesterday for the first in its series of BD Simplist™ ready-to-administer line of prefilled syringes containing generic injectables.
The injectable antihistamine Diphenhydramine Hydrochloride Injection, USP will be the first product launched by BD Rx, a wholly owned BD subsidiary focused on commercializing and manufacturing prefilled injectables.
BD Rx plans to launch "20 to 30" BD Simplist prefilled injectables over the next "few" years, the company stated, adding that the subsidiary "is targeting injectable drugs in doses most commonly relied on by clinicians in both the hospital and surgical center settings."
"With the new BD Simplist ready-to-administer, prefilled injectables, BD is aiming to redefine injectable drug administration practice. BD envisions safe patient care and efficient clinical applications and believes this is the future of injectables," BD Rx president Mark Sebree said in a statement.
The company said its method of making injectables will make medication errors 17 times less likely than the traditional vial and syringe method, in which clinicians perform up to 20 steps to fill and inject a syringe.
William A. Kozy, BD's executive vp and COO, said in the statement that BD made a "significant" investment in R&D and manufacturing capabilities in recent years by building a manufacturing facility for BD Rx that combines drug formulation with its manufacturing expertise. That facility is in the city of Wilson, NC, where BD opened a $108.6 million, 120,000-square-foot plant in 2010.
"BD is well positioned and uniquely suited to take this next step based on our demonstrated, 12-year history of continuous, reliable supply of our Flush products and existing leadership position in prefillable syringe manufacturing," Kozy added.
BD is among companies clawing for a share of the injectable drugs market, estimated at $7 billion. Hospira is trying to persuade FDA it has addressed substandard manufacturing practices at its injectables plant in Rocky Mount, NC, though a reinspection earlier this month yielded a letter expressing 20 concerns, three of them expressed earlier. Hospira is faring better in India, where the company is building a $275 million plant as part of a company-wide increase in manufacturing capacity designed to produce more injectables.
Also in India, Agila Specialties is being acquired by Mylan, which has said it expects as a result to double to 116 its number of FDA-approved generic injectables. And in October, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries opened a $110 million plant opened in Gödöllo, Hungary, capable of producing up to 200 million units of injectable medicines.
BD Simplist prefilled injectables will not have a material financial impact in the fiscal year ending September 30, 2013, and was contemplated in BD's earlier-announced FY '13 guidance, the company stated. BD projected 6% to 6.5% growth in earnings per share in 2013, to $5.69 to $5.72 per share—a forecast raised in February from the initial range of $5.58 to $5.64 per share, following strong Q1 results.
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The screams might die down as Halloween ends, but laughter never goes out of style as comedian Paula Poundstone well knows.
Popular for her frequent appearance as a panelist on NPR's Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me, Paula is a delightful performer with quick wit and intelligent humor. NPR's Michigan Radio has deemed her one of the funniest people in public radio, and lucky for you, she is making an appearance at The Eccles Center in Park City on Nov. 10 at 7:30 p.m.
Poundstone's brilliant use of everyday material is both startling and successful. Her unique ability to avoid dark or offensive topics makes her quite the favorite for families. She draws inspiration instead from her personal life: three children, 13 cats, motherhood, crazy travel schedule, frustrations with getting older, the list goes on. Her talent for engaging the audience in her funny dialogues twists even familiar events into objects with hilarious connotations.
Impressive improvisation places her on a pedestal next to seasoned jazz musicians, and she is described by The Boston Globe as having "always been able to wring funny material from what seems like tired comedic ground such as dogs and cats and airline food.
Poundstone has also published a book, There is Nothing in this Book That I Meant to Say. Her steady flow of wit will leave you happily reeling. Click here or call 435-655-3114 to purchase tickets.


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By Kevin Siembieda
It is total madness here. Everyone is working on something every minute of the day. Carmen Bellaire dropped by and so did Chuck Walton, but there was no time to visit. Things are getting done and looking good. Gonna try to keep this one a bit short if you don't mind.
- Megaverse® in Flames™ is done and at the printer. Awesome book! Do we have your order?
- Megaverse® in Flames™ Gold Edition will also be made available; ships early September. Order yours today.
- Future Visions™: The Artistry of Charles Walton II. Done and at the printer.
- The Rifter® #67 is being finished. Will be sent to the printer next week.
- Robotech® RPG Tactics™ – the first container is crossing the ocean.
- Gen Con prep – truck rental, final touches on the booth, etc. So much work, so little time.
- Meetings and conference calls happened with UPS, Pitney Bowes and others. Read on for a few details.


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NEW KENT, Va. - This weekend's Virginia Mega Mile, Round 9 on the 2013 AMA Pro Flat Track presented by J&P Cycles calendar, is quite literally an inaugural event like no other. Located in New Kent, Va., Colonial Downs is an oversized track by any standard. Measuring in at just over a mile, the first-time venue will play host to the top dirt track motorcycling talent in the country on Saturday, August 24, 2013 as they mount their twin-cylinder motorcycles for the sixth time this season. The course's long straightaways and high-speed corners are expected to create a fantastic and ferociously fast experience that will challenge both veterans and up-and-comers alike.
An obvious candidate to claim victory at Colonial Downs is Bryan Smith (Crosley Radio/Kawasaki). Smith is the standalone winner on mile-long races in 2013 and his Kawasaki will surely put him in contention this weekend. A solid effort by the Flint, Mich. native will give him an opportunity to close in on current Grand National Championship points leader Brad Baker (Dodge Bros Racing/Harley-Davidson).
Baker currently sits atop both the GNC Twins and Overall Championships thanks to a consistent 2013 season. The 20-year-old Eatonville, Wash. product has finished in the top five in all eight main events this year, an effort highlighted by four second-place finishes and a solitary victory. Baker's fourth- and third-place results at the Sacramento Mile and Indy Mile, respectively, are reasons to believe that he is on the cusp of claiming his first 2013 victory on a big track.
Although most of his success this year has come on a 450cc motorcycle, Winn, Mich.'s Henry Wiles (Lloyd Brothers Motorsports/Harley-Davidson) will put his twin-cylinder machine to the test in Virginia. Wiles, who earned his ninth consecutive Peoria TT victory just two weeks ago, currently sits third in the overall Grand National Championship point standings.
Brandon Robinson (TJ Burnett Farms/Kawasaki) is another competitor that will be riding the wave of momentum as he heads for the east coast this weekend. Robinson, from Oxford, Penn., put together his second-best performance of the season last weekend at the Indy Mile with a second-place result and the 23-year-old will surely be looking for a similar finish this Saturday.
AMA Pro J&P Cycles Pro Singles
Wyatt Maguire (Kirkland Racing/Yamaha) currently holds the AMA Pro J&P Cycles Pro Singles Championship points lead by a mere four points. The Mead, Wash. native hopes to keep at bay his top competition -- Albion, N.Y.'s Ryan Wells (Waters Auto Body/Honda) -- as the Series heads to Colonial Downs for this weekend's event. Round 9 could prove to be that all-important event for one of the two riders as they try to break away from each another in the standings.
Fan favorite Shayna Texter (Crosley Radio/Honda) is coming off of her second win of the season after a dominating performance in Indianapolis. The Willow Street, Penn. product will look to improve on her sixth-place position in the J&P Cycles Pro Singles point standings by posting another mark in the win column during her stop in Virginia. Much like her Crosley Radio counterpart Bryan Smith, Texter has excelled on mile-long tracks this year, winning both main events held thus far and the rising star will be seeking her third 2013 victory this weekend.
Defending series champ and Davison, Mich. native Stephen Vanderkuur (Parkinson Brothers Racing/Honda) made big strides last weekend with his second-place result at the Indy Mile, his best performance of the year. Look for Vanderkuur, who currently sits fourth in the J&P Cycles Pro Singles point standings, to build on his momentum at Colonial Downs this weekend.
How to Catch the Action
AMA Pro Racing will be live streaming multiple channels of in-depth and behind-the-scenes multimedia content from this weekend's event on the AMA Pro Live streaming video website. AMA Pro Live puts fans in the director's chair, allowing them to choose from a variety of viewpoints alongside Live Timing & Scoring data. Live streaming will begin at 10:15 a.m. ET/7:15 a.m. PT and will continue until the checkered flag flies at the end of the Grand National Championship main event. Log on and tune in at http://www.amaprolive.com/ft/.
Round 9 of the 2013 AMA Pro Flat Track presented by J&P Cycles season will take place at Colonial Downs in New Kent, Va. this Saturday, August 24, 2013, with practice and qualifying set to begin at 10:15 a.m. local time. For tickets and additional information about the event, please visit http://www.colonialdowns.com/motorcycle-race/.
About AMA Pro Flat Track presented by J&P Cycles
AMA Pro Flat Track presented by J&P Cycles is a national motorcycle racing series in North America. Sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing, the Series is one of the oldest forms of motorcycle racing and is highly regarded as the most competitive form of dirt track racing in the world. The 2013 schedule consists of rounds on the country's finest dirt track courses. For more information on AMA Pro Flat Track presented by J&P Cycles, please visit www.amaproracing.com/ft.


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Walter Earl Clay
Position: B
Height: 5-11 Weight: 196 lbs.
Born: January 8, 1924 in Erie, CO
Died: May 3, 2013 in Charlotte, NC
High School: Longmont
College: Colorado (school history)
Drafted by the New York Giants in the 10th round (85th overall) of the 1946 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (15060th overall since 1950)


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MacArthur Lane
Position: RB
Height: 6-1 Weight: 220 lbs.
Born: March 16, 1942 in Oakland, CA
High School: Fremont
College: Utah St. (school history)
Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1st round (13th overall) of the 1968 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 64 (769th overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler (fine print)


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Men's Swimming/Diving Drops Season Finale, Prepares For Ivy Championships
The four-time defending Ivy League swimming & diving team may be more than happy to see the calendar turn to March. Following a split at H-Y-P and a postponed meet due to snow, the Tigers dropped their season finale 158-139 at Columbia.
Among the Tiger winners were Stevie Vines (3 meter, 393.61 pts and 1 meter, 333.68 pts), En-Wei Hu-Van Wright (100 back, 50.60), Harrison Wagner (50 free, 20.71 and 100 free, 45.39) and Teo D'Alesandro (200 IM, 1:52.59).
The 200 medley relay team of Kaspar Raigla, Jack Pohlmann, Brooks Powell and Wagner also earned a win in 1:31.73.
Princeton will now turn its attention to March, when the stakes are raised to a championship level. The Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center in Providence will host the 2013 Ivy League Championships March 7-9, and the Tigers will enter the weekend as both hunter and hunted. While Princeton has been the dominant power in the league over the last four seasons, Harvard is the team that captured the dual meet crown this season and Columbia hasn't lost a dual meet since November.


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ZF-2003: Zend_Validate_Date to support more formats than YYYY-MM-DD
Zend_Validate_Date currently requires an input format of YYYY-MM-DD, such as 2007-03-17. In the spirit of flexibility, the validation class should accept various other formats. Further, it should make use of Zend_Date, for DRYer code.
Priority minor since it is trivial to preformat a date such that it follows the YYYY-MM-DD format.
Can add that it would be nice to be able to pass an array as the value in the same manner as an array can be passed to the Zend_Date-constructor because in my application I got the values from three different form-fields and having to make a string out of those before validating was weird and not very handy when used with the Zend_Filter_Input-object.
In some way it should be able to be easier used with Zend_Filter_Input and different fields as well as other formats of strings as you suggest.
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WonInstitute.org is fully devoted to the disciplines of Buddhism, meditation and acupuncture. Furthermore, here at woninstitute.org, you can find about many new places where you can study Buddhism, study meditation, and study acupuncture. Before that however, let's clarify some concepts here at WonInstitute.org. The Buddhist religion and philosophy is closely related to the notion of applied meditation, which is in turn is an activity carried out with the goal of achieving one's enlightenment and Nirvana. The former is defined as the knowledge that a Buddha possesses of the nature of things, or dharma. The latter is a suffering-free state of being.
The third aforementioned field refers to an alternative medicine that inserts and manipulates needles in certain parts of the human body, in order to treat a variety of conditions, such as pain, overweight, infertility and many more. This Chinese alternative medicine goes back as early as the second century BCE, when it was first recorded in writing. It is still practiced today, and people who are interested in it can study acupuncture at places like the Yo San University in Los Angeles, California. Another good place to study acupuncture is the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego. The New York College of Health Professions is yet another school at which people can study acupuncture. The Everglades University in Florida also offers courses on this subject matter.
Even though it may seem like a perfectly simple thing to do without any exterior help whatsoever, people can also study meditation. The internet is full of valuable resources to aid with meditation studies and educate people on the different techniques to meditate. One method is to coordinate the breath sensations through the body, allowing them flow together comfortably, maintaining awareness as broad as possible. There many other useful techniques though, and they are available for people who want to study meditation. As was said before, the Buddhist persuasion and the meditating activity go hand in hand, so to study meditation, one may want to study Buddhism as well and usually first. For example, there is the Shambhala School of Buddhist Studies, as good as any place to study Buddhism. The Gelugpa School of Tibetan Buddhism is also out there, if you would like to study Buddhism in the Kadampa tradition. There surely are many other places to study Buddhism, and you can find about them here at WonInstitute.org.
That is because we offer you a wealth of free information about these topics, including where to study meditation. Feel free to check back at WonInstitute.org as often as you would like. Whether it is regarding where to study acupuncture, WonInstitute.org is the place to come looking for information on these highly spiritual subjects.


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The School of Education offers programs to prepare teachers, counselors and administrators for a wide range of careers in schools and non-profit settings. Most programs lead to certification in a particular field, as defined by the New York State Department of Education. All of the programs are registered with New York State and many are nationally recognized by specialized professional associations.
Application Deadlines:
(Applicants who have completed all or part of their university studies in a non-US institution and or require student visas must submit their applications no later than February 1 to be considered for Fall admission and September 15 to be considered for Spring admission.)
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- Applicants whose native language is not English and who have taken all or part of their undergraduate education in a country where English is not the native language are required to submit scores on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).
Minimum TOEFL scores for all programs (effective as of Fall 2014):
- Overall: Paper Based Test: 575/ Computer Administered Test: 233/ IBT: 68 (less speaking component)
- Writing: Paper Based Test: 4.5/ IBT Writing Section: 22
Speaking: Paper Based Test: 45/ IBT Speaking Section: 23
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Green Fork Environmental Award
Heirloom Group
As environmental issues become more prominent, food has become politicized. Where and how we grow and manage our food resources has lasting consequences for the planet. Huge changes in policy and philosophy are required, but until then, we need to start small with our own businesses and buying decisions. Heirloom Group—Colton Soelberg, Joseph McRae and Casey Bulkley—runs Communal, Pizzeria 712 and Mountain West Burrito. It's made the environment part of its business plan from the beginning, insisting on sustainability and choosing the local route whenever possible, proving that idealism can be practical and sustainable practices can mean success.
Pizzeria 712, 320 S. State St., Ste. 185, Orem, 801-623-6712; Communal, 102 N. University Ave., Provo, 801-373-8000; Mountain West Burrito, 1796 N. 950 West, Provo, 801-805-1870
Community Service Award
Jorge Fierro
Why: His contributions to the Utah community prove the individual can make a difference.
His annual fundraiser for the Utah Food Bank raised more than $20,000 last year. When the Farmers Market needed a place to hold its winter pop-up market, Jorge raised his hand. When the Young Architects Forum needed a place to plan downtown's burgeoning Granary District, he volunteered his warehouse. Local First Utah celebrated its bounty at Jorge's Rico warehouse, and Real Food Rising, a program linking kids with farm-raised food, held its fundraiser there. He's on the board of Utah Microenterprise Loan Fund, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Local First, the Wells Fargo Latino Board and the Salt Lake City Business Advisory Board. From penniless immigrant to thriving businessman, Jorge's life has been the American dream, but the dream come true is that he gives back so much and is always ready to help someone else get started. His answer is always si. ricobrand.com
Golden Spoon Hospitality Award
SuAn Chow
Because: She single-handedly changed the landscape of Salt Lake food.
Three years ago, we gave SuAn Chow, whose Chow Truck was brand new, our award for Best Quick Eats, one of the most useful, least glamorous prizes we give. This year, Salt Lake ranks among other U.S. food cities with its steadily growing food truck scene. SLC trucks have been featured on TV shows, written about in books, newspapers and magazines and fed thousands of grateful citizens, and we can thank SuAn for that. Besides the backbreaking work of driving her truck, the never-ending creativity of her menu and her embrace of the food community by featuring dishes created by local chefs, she has fought tirelessly for regulations favoring food trucks, opening Salt Lake to a whole new kind of dining. Thanks, SuAn. chowtruck.com
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Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 6:34 pm
Post subject: With Every Breath by Lynn Kurland
Has anyone read this one yet? I don't exactly know how I feel about it. I love love love Lynn Kurland, when I first read This Is All I Ask, I was bawling. Whenever any of her new books come out I snatch them up immediately. However, I can't say that I always actually like the books. I feel like her most recent books are way to long as they come to an end. Like, she could cut out about half the chapters and the book wouldn't suffer from it. And yet, I will still buy each and every book she writes lol and thoroughly enjoy it I'm sure :)
Her new book has all the elements I love and expect from a Lynn Kurland novel, but I found myself hopping around from scene to scene all the way to the end. I ended up giving the book a
, but I'm not sure if it's because its actually a good book or if it's just because it's a Kurland book and I can do nothing but love it :/
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I didn't think this book was released yet. Where did you find a copy?
So many books; so little time!
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It was out in both Borders closest to me and a Waldenbooks, all on Long Island, and a few supermarkets lol It's defintely out
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I saw it at a Barnes & Noble last week, and they don't even have Julia Quinn's latest yet...grrr!
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Hey Vanessa:
I know what you mean; "Much Ado about Midnight" and even the much anticipated "When I fall in love" were kinda of longer that they should have been. I haven't read "With every breath" and take your word for it that it's enjoyable.
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Popped over to B & N this morning and picked up
With Every Breath
in hard copy since it is not available in a Kindle edition. Grrr. I am a big fan of Kurland's books; the last couple were not as good as some of the earlier books but still good reads.
is garnering very positive reviews on a number of review sites. I am really looking forward to reading it. I'll post when I'm finished.
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Hold the phone, With Every Breath is out there in hardcover?! not awesome, I only saw all the copies in paperback.
And I went back to re read some of the book, I'm filling in the parts that I skipped over the first time lol I still like it, so that's a plus :D
to say that im clearly slow and need a couple of classes on reading comprehension. hard
not so much hard
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I am a Kurland fan and have read all of her books. I have been captivated by the MacLeod and De Piaget clans for years; I have my favorites among the lot but have enjoyed all of them to a certain degree. She writes so well that you believe the time travel is possible. There is so much romance in her stories and I always feel that the h/h are destined to be together. And isn't it powerful to think that love can transcend time?
I just finished
With Every Breath
and I thought it was an enchanting tale. This time there was a bit of a twist to the time travel tale that added another dimension to the story. I absolutely fell in love with Cameron; What a wonderful hero he turned out to be. He was strong, caring, driven, and vulnerable in a way. There were some very touching moments in the story and I loved how Cam was not afraid to show his emotions. What a guy!
It was also fun to check in with some of the characters from earlier stories. And they all played important roles here and were not just there as "window dressing." This story could definitely be read as a stand alone and there was enough information about the secondary characters to understand their back story. However, if you've read the other tales, you probably would enjoy the characters from past stories a lot more.
The one criticism I would offer has to do with our heroine Sunny. There was much to like about her. She was independent, intelligent, resourceful, loyal, principled, caring, and very funny at times. What was "off" about her character was how weepy she was! I can understand that there were several places in the story where the strong emotion was highly appropriate, but she was a regular watering pot. It seemed to go against her character.
All-in-all, it was a very satisfying read. Grade: B+
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I just finished this book last night and I have to say, although I somewhat enjoyed it, it's not Lynn Kurland's best.
First, the font size is way too small for comfort reading. The book is unnecessarily thick to warrant such a small font size, which leads me to my next complain: I think the book shouldn't have been this long. I had to skip pages and pages of tedious and repetitive scenes of gasping, weeping, mooning, or something similar, on both H/H's parts. Some of the romantic scenes are way too syrupy sweet for my taste too.
All in all, just a C for me unfortunately.
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Yesterday October 31, 2011 at around 8:00 in the evening after getting a warning from the hosting service that somehow my blog causing "instability" on the server, I decided to no longer put off doing what I have should have done a long while back. I did a backup of my configuration of my entire blog, including the SQL Database and downloaded it to my computer. I then uninstalled the WordPress installation. It is now officially over, after six long years; first as a left of center and then more as a right of center — I now no longer have a blog.
I am proud of what I did, what I was able to accomplish, what I stood for, and what I fought like bloody hell against. The thing that really irks me the most; is that I was never able to post that last blog posting thanking everyone who stopped by, even if it was to mock or deride me. It was as if the curtain was yanked down in front of me, all because some system administration decided that my blog was in the way. However, I am not bitter about it. Shared hosting has its difficulties and that is one of them. I never was able to afford dedicated hosting, as I was not making that much on the blog. I never really intended it to be a business venture, just a place to vent.
….and vent I did for six long years.
For those of you who did come and read and even do the bold thing and actually comment — I thank you. You made the blogging experience more fun, at least for me; writing is great, but talking to people is even more fun. You did that, and I thank you.
I think one of my biggest mistakes was I actually was crafty enough to anger everyone. One of the bad parts of being a non-conformist such as I; is that when you anger everyone, they stop coming around. Which is what happened to my site, I was branded as something that I was not, by many people. I did not kiss up to the protected minorities enough. I did not kiss up to the isolationists enough; I did not kiss up to the warmongers enough. I was not nearly a partisan enough. None of that, put together, is conducive to a successful blog.
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Update – December 31, 2011: How ironic is it, that three months after that was all written that I finally am able to get this blog back up and running. Either way, it has been a fun five years; it has not always been blast, as there were times when I wanted to stop altogether and just walk away.
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