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The room is 14 m2 with a key to close the door. It's on the first floor. There is a bathroom on the same floor which you have to share with the other room. The room has double bed, which we always optionally can replace with 2 single beds, if you want. Also the room has an air condition and equipped with sheets, towels and hair dryer.
You can book up 3 rooms in the villa. ( 2 on the ground floor and 1 on the first floor). The house has 2 bathrooms, a large fully equipped kitchen with a large refrigerator only for guests, a nice living room with TV, a big pool of 50 m2 and spacious terraces, also available free wi-fi 24 hours and washing machine.
We can help you in all you need, we have maps, photos of the differences beaches and ...its.
When you book the room, please let us know what time you will arrive and leave, we'll send you all the information needed to get to our house without any problem.
We are in a nice quiet area, close to the most famous supermarket Mercadona where our guests can enjoy different varieties of food, also near several restaurants and cafes.
The best way to enjoy the beautiful island is to rent a car or tomorbike. You can go by bus. ( the bus station is within a walking distance). The most famous beach playa Den Bossa y discos Ushuaia, Space are within a 25 min walk from the house.
Please contact us if you have any questions, we will reply as soon as possible, we speak English, Spanish, Catalan and Russian.
You are welcome, let us know what we can do to make your stay as pleasant as possible.
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Ella was an extremely friendly and helpful host. We enjoyed our stay a lot and will definitely recommend this accommodation.
A bus stop lies 10 minutes ahead to get to Ses Salines or Eivissa and in the night it is just about 8 € to get to Playa d`en Bossa or back.
We, mother and daugther from Holland, spend a week at the Cozy Room in Ella's Villa. We enjoyed her hospitallity, the swimming pool, the terrace and the rest of the house. Ella and her husband thought about everything; they have parasols and a place to dry your bikini&&towls.By bus we were in 25 minutes at the port of Ibiza town and it took us 20 minutes to get to the nearest beach.
Top adress!!!!!!!
La verdad que ha sido una experiencia inmejorable. Como se puede ver en las fotos la villa es preciosa, ordenada y limpia en todo momento gracias al trabajo de Ella, la propietaria. Está ubicada en una urbanización tranquila, bien comunicada, muy cerca del aeropuerto y la playa d'en Bossa. La habitación es amplia, bien decorada, exterior, con aire acondicionado. Hemos estado
muy agusto ya que tanto la gente que se alojaba como la propietaria han sido muy agradables y respetuosos.
Ella es un encanto. Muchas gracias por todo. Volveremos muy pronto. :)
Très bel accueil, Ella est juste extra.
Bien situé par rapport à l'aéroport et la playa d'en bossa (plage et lieux de sortie). Mais plus de confort si vous louez un scooter ou voiture.
Hemos estado maravillosamente con Ella y Jose.Gracias por su hospitalidad y carinyo, esperamos volver. Fue un placer. Besos.
Last week we were at Ibiza. Our stay by Ella was very great! We had a wonderfull time with Ella and her husband! Ella is a great women who will help you with anything you'll need. She did everything To make us feel home. The house is clean, beautyfull and has anything you need. The garden is beatyfull with fruittree's and flowers everywere. Thanks for the great time!
Greets Gerard and Maartje
We had a great time at Ella's place, she and her hustand are very friendly and helpfull..
I certainly recommend it if you don't Mind to share the bathroom with other guests :)
We had a great time at the villa! Ella and Jose are very nice and are willing to help you with everything!! The bedroom was nice and simple. You share the bathroom with an other couple, but that is fine. When it is really hot you can have a nice dip in the pool to cool off. The kitchen has everything you need. The house is located in quiet area, which is really nice if you come home from a busy day exploring or chilling on The beach. Playa den Bossa is at walk distance. Ibiza town is close, but we recommend to rent a car so that you can explore the whole island. We are definitly coming back next year. We had such a great time at The villa!!
Beautifull villa with a nice swimmingpool in a quiet St. Jordi residential area. Its value for your money. Two comments: 1) Bare in mind that you share the villa not only with the others guests, but also with the landlords (man, wife and adult son), who live on the topfloor and use also the mainkitchen for their daily cooking and the villa-terrace for dinner and so on. They are friendly people, but still.
2) There is no safety deposit box in the room for your passport, cash or creditcards.
The room can only be locked with a common not so reliable innerdoor doorlock.
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How are those New Year's resolutions concerning your health coming? With 2013 now a month old, hopefully those who vowed to exercise more, eat better and discard unhealthy habits are sticking to their plans. Friday was frigid, but soon the temperatures will warm and the days will grow longer, making outdoor exercise more of an attractive option.
Those who may be wavering in their commitments can use the 2012 Davidson County Health Assessment as motivation. The assessment showed 67 percent of county resident are overweight or obese, less than half exercise enough and only about 20 percent eat enough fruits and vegetables daily, among other findings. Those are areas that individuals can easily address without much expense or professional intervention. Health professionals will continue to seek ways to spread the message and encourage Davidson County residents to become more healthy, which will reduce medical costs and lead to longer lives.
Fare thee well, John Gray. After a 37-year career in local government, Gray retired this week as city manager of Lexington. The county native spent his entire career in government, first with Davidson County and then with the City of Lexington, the final 10-plus years as city manager. Public employees often take a bum rap, but those who serve the public ably for so long, especially in their home county, deserve a round of applause. Gray can move into the next phase of his life with the assurance that Lexington is a better place because of his efforts.
In a story about his retirement, Gray mentioned the ongoing efforts to rehabilitate the Depot District in Lexington, which would include a multimodal transportation station. The city wants to have a mural painted to enhance the district and is seeking artists to submit applications. Residents and visitors have shown enthusiasm for Uptown Lexington's Pigs in the City public art exhibits, so the mural could offer another artistic touch to the city. Hopefully a good number of artists will apply and provide the city a good pool from which to select a winner.
People who lost money in Zeek Rewards, which the government has labeled a Ponzi scheme, received the clearest indication yet about when they might get some of their money back. Kenneth Bell, the court-appointed receiver, released his liquidation plan late Thursday. Soon those who lost money will be able to file claims, and Bell hopes to make distributions by the end of 2014. That's still almost two years away, but at least a time frame now exists. Bell also continues to seek funds from those who profited, and more legal maneuvering is sure to come.
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Bucs Nab Rob Johnson [3:03 PM]
Tampa Bay Buccaneers reports: 'In Rob Johnson, who threw for Gruden Friday morning and delayed his original flight out of Tampa to begin immediate negotiations that evening, the Bucs have found another intriguing option, an intelligent and tough passer with a strong arm and excellent mobility.'
Healing Conaty signs new deal [9:21 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Donahoe said the Bills have not decided on whether to try tackle John Fina at center.'
Dinkins heeds European vocation [9:20 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Dinkins is the most intriguing of the seven players the Bills are shipping overseas.'
$2.3 million to help rehab stadium [9:19 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The $2.3 million the county has set aside for rehabilitation work at Ralph Wilson Stadium will allow the team to replace the outdoor grass practice field with an artificial-turf field, according to county officials.'
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Tampa Tribune reports: 'He is looking to secure a starting role and has targeted Houston as his most desired destination. However, Johnson reportedly was put off by the Texans' plans to draft David Carr at No. 1 overall and immediately begin grooming him as their starter. He also was said to be unhappy with the Texans' offer of $1 million for one year.'
Rob Johnson visits; Dunn tours Eagles [7:33 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports: 'As for Johnson's visit with the Bucs, the team has three quarterbacks on its roster (Brad Johnson, Shaun King and Joe Hamilton), but Gruden has said he planned to bring in more to work out with the team, which has a quarterbacks camp scheduled March 25.'
TE loves Steelers but may be a Bill [7:22 AM]
Pittsburgh Post Gazette reports: Dave Moore, a tight end who played at Pitt, said he wants to come back and play in Pittsburgh. Instead, he might be reunited with his former Panthers quarterback in Buffalo. Moore, an unrestricted free agent from Tampa Bay, was considering an offer from the Bills, where he would be reunited with former Pitt quarterback Alex Van Pelt. The Steelers talked with Moore yesterday about a position where he would compete with Jerame Tuman for their No. 2 tight end job and also serve as their long-snapper. However, Buffalo has made him an offer where he could become their No. 1 tight end.'
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Hartford Courant reports: '"Being out of coaching for a year really made me appreciate how much I missed being a part of it all," Gilbride said. "The competitiveness of football - the scheming, the working, the interaction with the players and coaches. That's what made me say I thought I could enjoy doing what the media does, and I did enjoy it. It was a great experience and it gives you a different feel for things."'
My take on Blake: He's not right QB [5:11 AM]
D and C reports: 'I'd rather go with AVP as my caretaker, and draft my potential QB of the future next month. Unless Tom Donahoe and Gregg Williams believe Blake can win the big game for them, why waste time and precious salary cap money on him?'
Bills re-sign Conaty [8:59 PM]
AP reports: '"We felt last year he showed tremendous toughness and leadership on our team," Bills general manager Tom Donahoe said. "We're happy to have him because we think he's a good young player and we appreciate all that he did last year, playing hurt."'
Mighty Quinn coming next week [4:36 PM]
KFFL reports: TriStar Sports Management has informed KFFL that unrestricted free agent QB Jonathan Quinn (Jaguars) will visit with the Buffalo Bills on Monday and Tuesday next week.
Conaty Resigns with Buffalo [2:43 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: "It will be a similar situation to that of the quarterback situation. We'll try to improve our team any way that we can. We drafted two very good young offensive linemen last year in Jonas Jennings and Marques Sullivan. Bill Conaty our center will be coming back next season, we've signed him to a new contract. Bill got a chance to play as virtually a rookie last year."
Fletcher wants to energize Bills with his passion [9:09 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"My style of play is passionate," the Bills' new middle linebacker said Thursday. "That's one word I'd use. All-out effort, 110 percent. I feel I can energize a team, not just a defense. I'm going to play fast. I'm going to lead by example and from my style of play. I'm going to be physical."'
Donahoe's defensive swap was impressive [9:09 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'There are no questions about Fletcher's health. He gives the locker room a championship presence. The Bills potentially save $14 million on the cap over the next five seasons.'
Wong gets the answer to dreams [8:01 AM]
Houston Chronicle reports: 'The Texans' search for a quarterback remains up in the air as the team awaits a decision from Rob Johnson, who seemed all but signed, sealed and delivered a few days ago. Johnson is the Texans' first choice, but general manager Charley Casserly isn't going to wait on his decision much longer. Chris Chandler, who spent the past five seasons with the Falcons, appears to be the top fallback option, and former Saints quarterback Jeff Blake's name has begun to resurface although Blake has said he's leaning toward Buffalo.'
Bills banking on Fletcher as new leader of defense [5:04 AM]
D and C reports: '"By them bringing me in as their first free agent visit, it showed me they really wanted me," Fletcher said. "Coach Williams looked me in the eye and I saw his passion for having me here. It would have been hard-pressed for any of those other teams to sell me on their organization."'
Fletcher takes Cowart's spot [5:03 AM]
Toronto Sun reports: '"I just thought it was time to move on," said Fletcher, a 26-year-old who won a Super Bowl with the Rams two years ago and played in their 20-17 loss to the New England Patriots last month. "My gut told me that I had done everything I could accomplish in St. Louis."'
Bills sign ex-Rams LB Fletcher [11:16 PM]
Pro Football Weekly reports: @ Buchsbaum: The Bills, who needed an impact LB to replace injury-prone Cowart, signed former Rams LB London Fletcher. Fletcher can be a very effective player if the tackles in front of him keep him free. He?s extremely active and runs very well and has good instincts. However, at times he will gamble too much and take himself out of position. He has some hot dog in him and is a very aggressive player who will take some dumb penalties. He also likes to call attention to himself.
Fletcher Is A Big Time Signing [11:02 PM]
BillsDaily reports: @ A scouting report on Fletcher from the view of a avid Rams fan.
Info on Bills' new uniforms [10:37 PM]
Shout! reports: Shout's Mike Doser has inside info on new uniforms.
Mike Caldwell speaks to media [10:07 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'Where have you been and where are you heading? This is my first visit. I am headed to Chicago this afternoon and scheduled for Pittsburgh on Monday.'
London Fletcher speaks to the Media [10:05 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: '"This is a true football town and I am thrilled to death about getting involved in the community and just becoming a true Buffalonian."'
Fletcher signs with Bills [10:00 PM]
AP reports: '"I know there's not a lot of difference between winning and losing," he said, noting the Rams were 4-12 in his rookie year, 1998 and went to the Super Bowl the next season. "That year we were fortunate to get Marshall Faulk and a couple of other free agents. I hope we can get some other free agents excited about coming here."'
Bills sign LB Fletcher to replace Cowart [9:59 PM]
Sportsticker reports: '"I was a leader in St. Louis," he said. "I considered myself a leader from the moment I stepped into the locker room. I was captain of the special teams as a rookie. You don't have many guys who come in and be a captain as a rookie. I don't have a problem with being the leader."'
Has motor, will play [9:58 PM]
WGRZ-TV reports: 'That's what you have to like about the 5'-10" Fletcher, who wasn't even drafted. He has a MOTOR, and Donahoe LOVES players with MOTORS. They don't need fancy pep talks, they don't take plays off. That's London Fletcher, who led the Rams in tackles three years running. He also doesn't come off the field on passing downs, and in fact, had six interceptions over the past two seasons.'
Jets give Cowart six-year contract [1:45 PM]
Asbury Park Press/Home News Tribune reports: 'Now if linebacker Sam Cowart can return from a lost year as the human wrecking ball he was for Jets defensive coordinator Ted Cottrell during two standout seasons in Buffalo, the Jets landed the steal of this free-agent class yesterday.'
Fletcher Already talking about creating a Community Presence. [1:44 PM]
BuffaloBills.Com reports: Fletcher has discussed what assistance the team's community relations department can offer in setting up inner city scholarships both in Buffalo and his Hometown of Cleveland.
Jets get defensive prize [9:16 AM]
Bergen Record reports: 'Combined with a high left ankle sprain suffered at the end of his 2000 Pro Bowl season, Cowart has played just one half of football in the past 20 games. But he said that has taken away none of his play-making ability. "Most definitely, the impact is still there," he said. "Right now I'm 95 to 97 percent. The Jets told me this is no rush issue, we don't play until September, we'll bring you along slow."'
London signed to bridge huge gap [9:07 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'He is a fireplug-shaped tackling machine who starred on the Rams' defense the last three seasons. His nickname is "dot.com" because, as he likes to say, he's always on line to make the tackle.'
The London Fletcher file [9:06 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Signed as undrafted college free agent in April 1998.'
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After two years in the making, the group just signed to Phonosaurus Records and will be releasing their debut album, Shibui, on October 23rd. The vocal appearances are going to be a real treat with contributions from Moby's lead singer Inyang Bassey, Natalie Gardiner, Lauren Jade, and Lady Paradox.
Oh, and yeah – we got the exclusive premiere for the first official single from Shibui called "Take Back The Day," which also happens to be the track featuring Inyang Bassey. Yeah, no big deal. It's also a free download – holler at the widget below. Beautiful, beautiful music!
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On five stages, and playing from a variety of musical genres, this year's festival will incorporate 13 national headliners and 66 local musical acts. Theater performances will take to the streets with amusements including sand sculpture, break dancing and puppetry. Several dance performances are slated for the event as well as a short films project.
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The 10th-ranked Princeton field hockey team earned its first shutout victory of the year, topping Yale 2-0 Friday evening at Bedford Field. With the win, the Tigers extend their Ivy winning streak to 14 and improve to 5-2, 2-0 Ivy on the year.
The Princeton defense commanded the match, as the backline led by center back Julia Reinprecht and goalkeeper Anya Gersoff limited Yale to only five shots and three penalty corners. Gersoff (3-1) had two saves in the winning effort.
The Bulldogs had their best offensive chance on their first penalty corner in the 22nd minute. Georgia Holland's shot found the back of the cage, but it would be ruled back because it chipped in off a Yale attacker's foot.
Princeton responded a minute later, as Allison Evans artfully weaved through traffic to send in the go-ahead goal, 1-0, and eventual game-winner at 23:56.
The Tigers outshot the Bulldogs 25-5, with a 7-2 on goal differential, and had 16 penalty corners in the match.
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Since the first year of Delaware's five-month-long crossbow season in 2010-'11, when hunters harvested more than 398 deer, harvest numbers have nearly tripled. This season, 1,058 deer were taken during the crossbow season. Combined with the harvest from vertical bows – compound, recurve and longbows – the total archery season harvest for 2013-2014 was 2,446 deer, ranking as the all-time highest archery season harvest for Delaware which had recently been set last year (1,941 deer).
While the statewide harvest ranked third all-time, there were several harvest records set by hunters this past season: crossbow season harvest, 1,058 deer; combined archery season harvest (vertical and crossbows), 2,446 deer; January muzzleloader season total harvest, 734 deer.
For more information: dnrec.delaware.gov/fw/Hunting/Pages/DeerInfo.aspx.
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Senseless and Merciless
- Mary Burton
Got them on recommendations from AAR readers who lauded their suspense while noting that they are short on romance. I have to agree that as suspense novels they are gripping and I enjoyed them throughly. ..... However, they are a bit dark and not for the squeamish and I suspect I won't want to re-read them.
I love Mary Burton. She's the most recent author I've added to my suspense list. Just enough romance and suspense in combination for me. Since I have never re-read a suspense book (I think because the shock has already been taken away), not wanting to re-read it would not be a swaying factor for me. But it's fun to try new authors; I too tried her because of a couple of recs on these boards.
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Dreams of a Dark Warrior by Kresley Cole
This is Regin's book, who often is the comic relief within the IAD. While it was a good book, it was not as humorous as I would expect. Then again, Regin is held captive and tortured for most of the book. Not so ha ha.
Still, even though somewhat disappointing, Cole's books are still my favorite paranormals.
On to Lothaire.....
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Location: Gulf coast Florida
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 6:42 am
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The Witness - Nora Roberts
Agree with
that this was better than some of her recent books, certainly better than
Chasing Fire
. I was quite happy with
The Search
but for those who got bogged down with the dog training details, you can rest assured that there are no similar expositions in this one.
What I liked - use of language to show Abigail's isolation from normal social interactions with her age group. Loving depiction of a small town without corresponding vilification of a big city. Appreciation of the normal and everyday by both parties. By Abigail who had never had it and by Brooks who had always had it but not been concioiusly aware of it.
Have already re-read parts of it....
When in doubt, read.
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Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 10:56 am
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Julie Cohen - The Summer of Living Dangerously.
Cohen's an autobuy author for me, but I was a little ambivalent about her last book: I think I sympathised with the wrong character. This book, however, I really enjoyed.
There was just so much to like about it: the heroine is a writer who gets a summer job acting as an historical reenactor at a local Regency house - she's writing a blog and a column for a magazine about the experience. And while that's really interesting - what she has to wear, what the visitors are like, how she finds the right angle to blog about it - the author hasn't put her there so she can make the occasional Mr Darcy reference - it ties into the themes of the book - dealing with the past, and escaping from reality.
And the backstory is very nicely done - the author indicates the shape of it, but credits the reader with enough intelligence and imagination to fill in the details.
I came to it without knowing anything much about it - it's a good way to read this book: I wasn't even sure who the hero was for half the story. (I've been wrong-footed by Cohen before with the hero.) You find about the heroine gradually: I think a careless review could spoil the slow reveal.
I need to reread a book a couple of times before I'm sure what I think of it: but my initial impression is that it's Cohen's best book to date.
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Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 12:42 pm
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MMcA: thank you for your post about JC's book and that you thoughtfully avoided spoilers.
I haven't read anything by her so far but wanted for a long time now. I decided to start with this one, especially because it's this year's release and I can use it in the annual poll (very few inspiring options this year).
I checked our library system and - oh miracle - there are 6 copies of this book and 25 holds so I put it on hold.
Last year in London we were on two tours guided by actors reanacting the Henry VIII's courtiers (at Hampton Court Palace) and a housekeeper in a middle-class Victorian house (House of a Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne, remarkably well-preserved and with original house decorations and furniture).
Now I am looking forward to reading this book.
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 7:41 pm
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True Sisters
- Sandra Dallas
I've read three of Sandra Dallas' recent books and have loved them. This one is no exception. She writes of strong women in tough times and their tenacity to endure while strengthening ties with other women. Best book I've read in a while, but it is not a romance by any means. She herself is not Mormon, but writes of one of the treks the Mormon
took across America to arrive in Salt Lake City from England. Quite frankly, I had the book in hand before I read the synopsis, since I'm not sure I would have picked it up. But for lack of anything else to read, I opened to the first page. She has a way of pulling you into her stories and it's done with simple writing. Excellent book.
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The Haunting of Maddy Clare
by Simone St. James
Maybe it was reading during a thunderstorm that did it, but I loved this book. Set in the 1920s in England, a young woman who's scraping by working for a temp agency gets a call to help a ghost hunter with a ghost who hates men. Actually, the ghost hates just about everyone and with good reason. There's a very gothic feel to the book, the ghost is frightening but well thought-out, not just "boo" scary. The heroine is lonely, her love interest is deeply scarred by the war (inside and out) and the plot never drags. very fun read.
Thank you so much for posting this! I always at least take a look at books you recommend (I tend to love anything you endorse
) and this is no exception. I loved, loved, loved it. It is so sad we have to wait till next year for the next book from this author.
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by Amanda Quick
I know I'm late to the fair on this one, but since this book was on so many favorite lists I decided to hold it for a rainy day, so to say, for when I needed a sure-fire book to break a slump. And boy, did it do the job. I loved Harriet and Gideon themselves, and I loved how their relationship grew throughout the book. Sure feels like a future comfort read to me.
I confess I've only read one other Quick book (The Paid Companion), but after some looking around I'm thinking about reading these books next: Seduction, Surrender, Rendezvous, and Late to the Wedding--and then perhaps Desire, Dangerous and Reckless.
Does anyone have any advice or opinions for this Quick late-comer?
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Eliza wrote:
by Amanda Quick
I know I'm late to the fair on this one, but since this book was on so many favorite lists I decided to hold it for a rainy day, so to say, for when I needed a sure-fire book to break a slump. And boy, did it do the job. I loved Harriet and Gideon themselves, and I loved how their relationship grew throughout the book. Sure feels like a future comfort read to me.
I confess I've only read one other Quick book (The Paid Companion), but after some looking around I'm thinking about reading these books next: Seduction, Surrender, Rendezvous, and Late to the Wedding--and then perhaps Desire, Dangerous and Reckless.
Does anyone have any advice or opinions for this Quick late-comer?
Late to the Wedding is a third in a trilogy; I recommend that you read 1) Slightly Shady and 2) Don't Look Back before that one. Desire and Mystique are set in the Middle Ages.
My favorite Quick books are Seduction, Surrender, Rendevous, Deception, and Mistress. I have enjoyed all of AQ's books, as well as those of her alter egos, Jayne Ann Krentz and Jayne Castle.
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My all-time favorite AQ titles are
Deception, Ravished,
. I also really liked
Seduction, Surrender, Rendezvous, Reckless, Dangerous, Mystique, Mischief, Affair, With This Ring
, and
The Paid Companion
As long as you stick with titles published before 2006 you will avoid her paranormals. While I enjoy her Arcane Society books and the new series she's started this year, they are not everyone's cup of tea. And I do sometimes with she'd go back to writing non-paranormal books.
Her Vanza books are only loosly connected, so can be read out of order (
I Thee Wed, Wicked Widow, Lie by Moonlight
). Her Lavina Lake & Tobia March books (
Slightly Shady, Don't Look Back, Late for the Wedding
) all feature the same h/h and should be read in order as Kay suggested.
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Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 4:15 am
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Mary Balogh,
The Proposal
. There are some plot elements borrowed from other books she has written, but a good solid
I also read the e-ARC of Sharon Lee and Steve Miller's
Dragon Ship
from Baen Publishing (4th in a YA series set in their Liaden world, after
, and
Ghost Ship
). It's sf, basically no romance at all, but moves the plot arc along nicely.
for me.
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Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 8:02 am
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Susan Sizemore, The Price of Innocence DNF
I picked it up after reading the review on Dear Author. Unfortunately, the review was more gripping than the book itself. On the surface, it had all the ingredients I normally like: interesting characters, untraditional setting, tension, reunion - I don't know how you can ruin a book like that, but the author managed to do it for me. The writing was ok, but I just couldn't connect with the h/h at all. Oh, and the kid was totally unrealistic and supremely annoying. I guess it's one more author whose backlist I won't be checking out.
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Thank you, Kay and library addict. I really appreciate your help.
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veasleyd1 wrote:
Mary Balogh,
The Proposal
. There are some plot elements borrowed from other books she has written, but a good solid
I also read the e-ARC of Sharon Lee and Steve Miller's
Dragon Ship
from Baen Publishing (4th in a YA series set in their Liaden world, after
, and
Ghost Ship
). It's sf, basically no romance at all, but moves the plot arc along nicely.
for me.
I also just finished the
Dragon Ship
eARC - also an
read for me. I had forgotten that the new Balogh was due out... just finished downloading it for my Sony! Thanks for the reminder!
As for recent reading:
Laura Griffin - Twisted
- I would give it a B-
Edge of your seat suspense - not a lot of time spent on the romance; I had a bit of trouble seeing any depth or development beyond the initial attraction between the H/h. Liked a lot of the secondary characters, especially the brief scenes that included Jordan and Lauren.
When in doubt, read.
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Posted: Thu May 03, 2012 7:50 am
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Mary Jo Putney - No Longer a Gentleman
Is it just me, but it seems that her new Regency series is a a bit of a rehash of her popular Fallen Angels? No Less Than a Lady reminded me strongly of Shattered Rainbows while this one brings to mind Petals in the Storm and One Perfect Rose. Unfortunately, it lacked the trademark intensity present in her better books.
On a plus side, the heroine wasn't a virgin and actually enjoyed sex without love (gasp!) and the hero was much more lovable than Rafe from the Fallen Angels.
That said, I wish MJP could continue her adult paranormals or maybe switched to another time period. I feel that her heart is no longer in the straight regency historicals.
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For this week's Throwback Thursday, Giant Step President/CEO Maurice Bernstein shares his memories from Incognito's US debut show in 1993. A throwback can't be complete without our community, though; chime in at the comments and share your experiences from the night or just tell us about your favorite Incognito memory!
Incognito were a band that was part of the English funk movement of the 1980s alongside bands like Freez and Light of the World. By this time in 1993, Bluey, the leader of Incognito, had garnered a large following in the UK, Europe, and Japan.
In the early 90s the band was signed to Talking Loud, a label on Polygram that Gilles Peterson was then running. Their album at the time of this show was Tribes, Vibes, & Scribes and was released through Verve Forecast in the United States.
Washington DC based Maysa Leak was the vocalist and brought a very smooth R&B sound to Incognito. This sound really helped them gain quite a bit of popularity in the United States, seeing as it was very compatible with the adult urban format on the radio.
For this show, we brought the band out as part of a tour for their US debut. We did two sold out nights at SOBs with two shows a night. Incognito is a funky, tight band. As far as the crowd, you had your jazz-funkers, which is what I call myself, and then you had your adult urban crowd who were a bit older and knew Incognito from the radio. It was a nice mix of folks; some getting down and dancing, others mellowing out and taking in the music. It was just a great show, very fond memories.
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Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Door prizes, refreshments, and a 50/50 drawing will be available. All proceeds will benefit local programs for the local youth. For more information, call (302) 934-5245.
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As glam rock hit its platformed stride in early 1972, Mott The Hoople was fading fast.
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As Mott half-heartedly entered the studio that February to record demos for their next venture, a package awaited; in it, a tape and a note reading: "A song for you to hear. Hope you'll ring me and tell me what you think. David Bowie." The tape featured a demo of "Suffragette City," the song that would soon climax Bowie's "Ziggy Stardust" breakthrough. After Mott turned down the tune, they set out on a miserable tour of Switzerland and officially broke up on March 26, 1972 (a series of events that would be later chronicled on "The Ballad of Mott the Hoople (26th March 1972, Zürich)" off of 1973's Mott).
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I thoroughly enjoyed spending time this morning with an enthusiastic audience at our 8th Annual Baltimore County Content of Character Awards, held at Mt. Calvary AME Church in Towson. I felt truly honored and humbled to present the keynote speech commemorating the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., honoring the life and legacy of a man who changed this country forever. I had the opportunity to highlight four County residents who personify Dr. King's principles by taking action in their communities every day to effect positive change.
These individuals know that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. left behind a blueprint for change through his words and by his actions. They fully understand what Dr. King was saying when he told us, "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character."
Western School of Technology senior, Radhika Patel, volunteers her time tutoring, taking environmental action, interning at the University of Maryland Medical Center and teaching religion.
Jacob Badin, a senior at Western School of Technology, has accrued over 1,100 volunteer hours since middle school. He is involved in student government, the Future Educators of America, his school's open houses, the Owings Mills Recreation and Parks summer camp, and numerous charities.
Dr. Marlene Mahipat, a chiropractor with a thriving practice, founded two non-profit organizations - Helping Orphans Prosper Everywhere (HOPE), which serves disadvantaged families, children; and People Letting Every Animal Survive Euthanization (PLEASE), which helps low-income people who might otherwise surrender their pets.
Rashad Holloway, through his Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, feeds the homeless by serving at soup kitchens, fights homelessness and cancer by participating in walk-a-thons, conducts domestic violence workshops, and help high school seniors by earn scholarships.
These outstanding Baltimore County community members' "content of character" leads them to follow Dr. King's example in working to improve the lives of others every day.
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Rings seem to be a hard thing for Dallas Cowboys players to land these days. But it's a different story altogether for the women involved with them.
Dallas Cowboys receiver Roy Williams is suing former Miss Texas Brooke Daniels to get back the estimated $76,000 engagement ring along with a recorded marriage proposal he mailed to her in February, according to the Dallas Morning News.
And yes, you read that correctly — mailed. My stomach knots up at the thought of mailing something valued at $76.
Roy Williams claimed in a signed affidavit that Brooke Daniels said she lost the engagement ring several weeks after she turned down his just-say-yes-to-the-express mail proposal. An investigation from Williams' insurance company determined Daniels' father, Michael, had the ring in his possession.
Michael Daniels said he has proof showing that Roy Williams told his daughter Brooke she could keep the ring, but will ship it back to his daughter's former live-in lover to avoid court. (Perhaps, that NFL lockout changed Williams' mind).
I'm not sure which statement sounds more silly that you a.) mailed a proposal or b.) lost a $76,000 ring.
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It's the real thing. Oh, wait. Wrong cola.
Either way, Salt Lake couple Mary and Raul Garcia are certainly the real deal when it comes to the biggest, baddest Pepsi collection in all the land. A Model T delivery truck. Bobbleheads (125 of 'em). Fine china. Model airplanes. A gilded cash register from 1925. Mini jukeboxes. An $8,000 straw dispenser. And that's just the beginning of what the Garcias estimate is more than a $1 million accumulation of Pepsi knick-knacks and collectibles.
To think this obsession started as a bit of a joke. Nearly two decades ago, Raul, who owns local company Midwest Cabinets, was commissioned to build custom cabinets for his sister to display her extensive Coca-Cola collection. When the project was done, he jokingly asked his wife if she'd like to redo their kitchen as an ode to Coke, too. "Why would I do that?" Mary recalls saying. "I always liked Pepsi better."
Now, 19 years later, the Garcias have traveled the country, hitting collector conventions and stopping in at just about every antique store along the way as they build their extensive treasury of Pepsi items. Even the Pepsi museum in the cola's New Bern, N.C., birthplace seems like a drop of syrup in the bucket compared to their collection, which has taken over their three-car garage (where two Pepsi trucks are parked) and their four-room basement. "I was just supposed to decorate my kitchen, but then we started finding all these other things," says Mary, who admits they designed their new home to better display the Pepsi goods. "We should be the museum."
The history is certainly there. Pepsi was born as "Brad's Cola" in 1898 and took on the name Pepsi-Cola three years later. The Garcias have collectibles from just about every decade since—a metal serving tray with a Gibson Girl holding a Pepsi-Cola (1909), a cone-shaped paper cup (1945), a bright blue gas pump (1960), a Britney Spears Barbie-esque doll clad in Pepsi gear (2001) and Barack Obama and John McCain bobbleheads (2008). "We started collecting before eBay, so we got some really great items," Raul notes.
It's tough to play favorites, they say, but Mary's top picks are the detailed Michael Garman sculptures featuring Pepsi advertising from over the decades, while Raul favors an autographed Pepsi promotional photo of former Jazz coach Jerry Sloan.
And with Pepsi clearly the soda of choice, what happens when it's not on the menu? "If all they have is Coke, you drink a Coke," Raul says.
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- Forests in the U.S. are shrinking. And scientists blame global warming. Over the last two decades tree death rates have doubled. Hotter temps reduce the snow pack, lengthening droughts, and may also increase insect populations; National Geographic News reports.
- Satellite imagery has revealed regions of Antarctica have warmed significantly in recent years, speeding up the disintegration of ice shelves. But officials still need to determine how much of the warming is natural or caused by burning fossil fuels; from The New York Times.
- Experts fear global warming could create dead zones in the ocean, carbon dioxide-heavy ecosystems devoid of sea life, and these pockets of environmental inactivity could last for up to two millennia. Runoff from agriculture is already causing dead zones; the AFP explains.
- Using available acreage for growing biofuel crops might exacerbate global food shortages and push up prices. That's why South Korean scientists have developed a way to use marine algae or seaweed to produce ethanol, instead occupying land; NewScientist investigates.
- In 2007, renewable energy generation rose, specifically wind energy. In the summer, total net energy capacity increased 8,673 MW, with wind power accounting for 5,186 MW of that. But wood and wood derived fuels are still the largest source of energy; via CleanTechnia.
- The green industry could fire up the U.S. economy. In California, green-collar jobs are on the rise. Improved efficiency standards have created 1.5 million jobs over the last three decades, such as wind-energy technicians and solar panel installers; The Los Angeles Times reports.
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I am going to start this review by saying that I am already a big fan of Divine Chocolate. Since I am buying candy so often for the blog, I don't get to buy it and enjoy it as often as I'd like since I am busy trying new things. I was in my local Whole Foods the other day and I saw this new Coffee Milk Chocolate bar that just yelled at me from the shelf. I knew I had to try it for the blog. I was especially excited about this bar, much like the Strawberry White Chocolate bar that Divine also makes, since coffee and chocolate is such a natural pair. I'm really surprised that I don't see it around more often.
The wrapper is really pretty. The background of a rich brown adorned with designs of black on gold decorate the front and edges. "Divine" is written in embossed curly gold letters across the front with the tagline of "Heavenly Chocolate with a Heart". The "Fair Trade Certified" logo is proudly displayed on the upper left. What's not to love?
The chocolate has a beautiful medium brown color and a subtle sheen. It smells rich and creamy with an intense coffee scent. You can tell that this flavor will be powerful. I also get some notes of cream in there as well, which makes me look even more toward my first bite. The chocolate is section off nicely into squares that are four across and six deep. It makes for a perfect sized piece of chocolate in my humble opinion. Each comes in about about 1/2 inch long, 1/3 wide and 1/4 deep. I break of fa piece to find that this also has a really nice, clean snap to it. I haven't tasted this chocolate yet and I'm already in love!
I take my first bite and I'm in heaven. Why? I feel no coffee grounds mixed in here. Some coffee chocolates I've had decided that adding coffee grinds to the chocolate was the "best" way to add some flavor. Flavor, perhaps, but having a sandy-textured chocolate as as result it hardly worth it. The flavor is immediately smooth and you get notes of cream, caramel and chocolate. The chocolate flavor escalates as the coffee flavor also starts to show up. The two blend together, neither one overtaking the other, but working together to give the most intense and flavorful mocha combination I've ever tasted. It's so heavenly and delicious. The texture is also silky smooth and thick on our tongue so it feels incredible luxurious.
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The widow of a Marine Corps veteran, Tanya Thomas knows firsthand about pain and loss. Now as the first graduate of Grace Institute's training program for female veterans and their families — and after landing a job at Catholic Charities — she knows firsthand about success.
Tanya stands among a growing number of female veterans and military spouses who took a disproportionate hit during the Great Recession and battle homelessness and unemployment. The jobless rate for female Gulf-War era veterans has been stuck at nearly 13 percent for the past two years, according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
"I can't begin to say what a gift going to Grace and getting a job like this is," Tanya said. "It's helping me build my future."
When her children were ages two and four, her husband, U.S. Marine Dwight Anthony Thomas, developed a blood clot in his brain that ultimately killed him.
"I couldn't get out of bed after he died," she said. "It's been a long road back to enjoying life."
Then, when cancer claimed the life of Tanya's aunt, Tanya took on the responsibility of caring for her aunt's two teenage children as well.
"We were basically a house of widows and orphans," Tanya said.
Fortunately Tanya found out about Grace Institute's new program for female veterans and their families. The program, supported in part by the Clinton Global Initiative, is designed to hone the work skills of this underserved population and help them find work.
"Our commitment to helping veterans, never ends" says Jolene Varley Handy, a Senior Director at Catholic Charities affiliate Grace Institute, "because their commitment to our country never ends."
Grace Institute, an affiliate of Catholic Charities, has been providing tuition-free job training skills for women in New York City for more than 100 years. Its new program builds on this success, working with military spouses and family members to assist with the transition to life off the base. The program includes intensive computer, business writing and career development classes. It prepares students for interviews and draws on its extensive lists of employer contacts to arrange meetings and help the students find work.
Tanya landed a job as soon as she graduated. She now works as a case manager with Catholic Charities. Her specialty is eviction prevention.
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