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The fifth novel in Asimov's popular Foundation series opens with second thoughts. Councilman Golan Trevize is wondering if he was right to choose a collective mind as the best possible future for humanity over the anarchy of contentious individuals, nations and planets. To test his conclusion, he decides he must know the past and goes in search of legendary Earth, all references to which have been erased from galactic libraries. The societies encountered along the way become arguing points in a book-long colloquy about man's fate, conducted by Trevize and traveling companion Bliss, who is part of the first world/mind, Gaia.
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"Please please re-record with Scott Brick!!"
I read the series long ago an enjoyed re-visiting it agai an audible. All was going well, until this book. Like nearly every review I've seen I say the same thing....the narration is BAD BAD BAD!!!!
If Audible or anyone with influence reads this and the other reviews, please pay attention and re-do this narration. I would not recomend this series at this point, which is very sad given the excellent quality of the ealier books.
"Good story, Poor reading."
Only if they were an Asimov fan. The poor quality of the reader limits it to only those really into the series.
Golan Treviese. He's the hero of the story. His actions drive the story forward.
Scott Brick did an excellent job on the rest of the series. He should have done this one too.
It's a classic Asimov story, smart and insightful. it's just a shame it's such a bland and uninteresting reading, it really ruined the experience.
"Good Book, poor performance"
Good finish to the series. Narration sounded more robotic than the robots in the story. Unwelcome change from the rest of the series.
"Good story. Terrible narration."
I have always enjoyed the stories of Isaac Asimov. However, the performance of this narrator is terrible and significantly detracts from the overall performance.
"Excellent book, poor narration"
I love the storyline after listening to the previous 4 recordings from Audible, but the narration of this one makes listening into more of a chore than something enjoyable. For some reason the series switches from Scott Brick's excellent narration to what sounds like an 80s Speak & Spell for the last installment. The lack of differentiation between characters is disconcerting, especially having just listened to Foundation's Edge where the narrator gives the main characters (who return in Foundation and Earth) very distinctive tones.
"Unwelcome change in narrator"
Scott Brick is sorely missed. The story line is consistent with the series, however, the narration sounds computer generated and detracted from the enjoyment of the story.
Sounds computer generated.
"I'm sure Larry is a nice guy but....."
No - because the reader was so poor.
Don't want to give it away. I thought Alpha was cool.
He is very monotone and boring. One of the worst read stories I have ever listened to.
Please have a quality reader tell the story
"Larry McKeever is the worst"
I love Isaac Asimov, but Larry McKeever is the worst narrator I have ever heard. Its like having a book read to you by the mac voice. That said, Isaac Asimov is one of my favorite authors.
When you read the line "'What are you doing here?' she said with surprise," there should be some surprise in your voice. Simple deliveries like that should be pretty basic for a narrator. I don't even know how he got a job reading books when the delivery is so awful.
"Reader is terrible"
I am only in the first chapter but this may be the worst narrator I have come across. Reminds me of something computer generated. I hope it gets better.
"I Love Asimov, but..."
Other than the narrator,the characters were only vehicles for the endless speeches
Remember that this is a story and keep it moving as your characters make the points
Get another narrater. Horrible, horrible.
I don't think this was one of his best. However, it tied up with his short stories. However, the narrator was absolutely horrible. I nearly put it down the first hour. Instead of hearing an actor define the authors word, I felt as if my 2nd grade teacher was reading from a primer. " See Dick. See Jane. See Spot run. Run Spot run" I know anyone over fifty recognizes that.
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Mrs. Grace Elizabeth Green of Dover, DE, died peacefully on Sunday, November 25, 2012, at Saint Francis Hospital in Wilmington, DE, after attaining her goal of spending the Thanksgiving holiday with her grandchildren and their families. She was 94.
Born in Boston, Massachusetts, on May 14, 1918, Grace moved to Dover, Delaware in 1964 when her husband transferred there with Baker's Chocolate, which later became General Foods. After raising her family, Grace joined the workforce, working for General Foods as a production line worker. She enjoyed her time in the workforce and was a proud 15-year retiree of the company.
A devout Catholic throughout her life, Grace was a faithful parishioner of Holy Cross Catholic Church. Despite never driving or owning a car, Grace volunteered delivering meals for Meals on Wheels for thirteen years with the help of her circle of friends. She enjoyed reading, going to the movies, playing Bingo and Scrabble, and going for drives. Grace will be remembered for her sharp wit and precise memory, her amusing astrological explanations, and her love for her great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband, Stephen H. Green, and her youngest son, James J. Green. Grace leaves to cherish her memory her son, Stephen J. Green, and his wife, Ann Marie, of Bridgewater, MA; her daughter, Kathleen Polly of Dover, DE; her grandchildren Jay J. Green and his wife, Becky, of Hockessin, DE, Michelle R. Nowland and her husband, Jim, of Landenberg, PA, Lynda Jardin, Wayne Green and their families in Massachucetts; and 5 great-grandchildren.
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Though, i didn't personally like it myself, simply because i'm not that into hip-hop anymore, though i don't really remember being crazy for hip-hop... hm. Anyway, i just didn't like people saying, the flow is whack. it irked me.
i mean.... it wasnt lupe's great stuff to our expectations, because we know what hes capable of. but he "dumbed this down" a little bit for those who dont get lupe. He used a mainstream beat and "whack" flow to catch people's attention. He's not falling off, this was all for a reason.
just because someone raps about something conscious to life, thats not about drugs, girls, money or nothing.....doesnt mean its good. this wasn't really that nice....ESPECIALLY for lupe. If this is what you guys want and expect for lupe you guys really have low standards for him, and don't realize his potential.
Lupe believes he has his fans on lock so he's doing LASERS and that punk rock shit to get people outside his fans to listen to what he has to say (lasers manifesto). Don't worry when The Great American Rap Album drops it'll live up to it's name it wouldn't be just to name an album that and have it suck.
YO BMF the Lupe.0 version iz bananas he was spittin knowledge n facts on it and tellin people the real issues goin on out their
You're all pathetic. Tha's right, i said it. You're about as stupid as beiber fans. We all know Lupe has better flow than this. So you need to ask yourself WHY he was using this flow. What reason was behind it? He wanted idiots, to hear the easy to understand flow, and hear the meaningful lyruics behind it. all commenitng 'fuck the flow, 'the flow sucks' your inability to anyalse things sucks! Now, all argue back.
Wow I hate when non intellectual people who think they're intellectual comment on something they know nothing about. I said the lyrics was good but his flow is not. Flow does matter lets not for get this is MUSIC now. You can be the best lyricist ever, but if you sound like crap when you say it's no good. I'll say it again the lyrics are dope, but if Lupe used is own flow I''m sure I'd be saying he killed this beat.
Wow I hate non intellectual ppl who comment on something they know nothing about. Y'all sittin here worried about his flow when the message he is trying to spread through the lyrics is goin way over y'all head. This is why hip hop is dying in the first place smh. His lyrics are dope y'all jus need to pay attention.
iight lyrics bad flow although if you listen to it several times you get use to it. Lu should have never used Rick Ross' flow. It only sounds "gangsta" when Rick does it thus the reason why it's his flow. It would have been alright if Lupe did it only in the beginning, but for the entire song no no no smh


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It was another roller coaster game for the Princeton women's basketball team, but one that the Tigers successfully employed a second half run to come out of New York City with a 70-41 win over Columbia Friday night.
The Tigers improve to 12-6, 3-1 Ivy on the season, while dropping the Lions to 4-15, 1-4 Ivy. Princeton will look to extend its two-game winning streak Saturday at Cornell in a 6 p.m. game.
Alex Wheatley led all sides with a career-high 18 points, going 8-of-10 from the field and a perfect 2-for-2 from the stripe. She added five rebounds, two steals and a block in 22 minutes of work.
The first half experienced ebbs and flows for the Tigers, seeing both momentum surges and fluidity followed by turnover-plagued play. Despite shooting 50 percent (12-for-24) from the field, Princeton committed a season-high in a half 17 turnovers over the opening period.
Riding an 8-2 run heading inside the 10-minute mark, Princeton established its first double figure lead, 20-10 at 7:31. The Tigers were unable to swing the game's momentum to their side for good, as Columbia capitalized on their eight turnovers down the stretch and managed to come within a possession.
After going into halftime with a slight 29-25 lead, the Tigers opened the second half reenergized and on a 10-2 run to go up by double figures, 39-27 at 15:40.
Unlike the first half, Princeton contained its surge and tightened its play to never let Columbia close in on its double digit lead and saw it swell to as high as 30.
Joining Wheatley in double figures were Blake Dietrick and Michelle Miller with 15 and 14 points, respectively. Dietrick had five rebounds, a game-high four assists and a steal, while Miller tallied four boards, an assist and a steal.
Princeton finished shooting 56.3 percent (27-for-48) from the field and held Columbia to 26.4 percent (14-for-53). The Tigers owned advantages in rebounding (38-31), assists (18-7) and steals (9-5). After committing 17 first half turnovers, Princeton tightened its play and only conceded seven over the final 20 minutes.
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No. 10/11 Georgetown Hands Women's Lacrosse its First Loss, 11-6
WASHINGTON, D.C. (3/1/13) - The Princeton women's lacrosse team couldn't overcome a five-goal deficit from the first half in an 11-6 loss to No. 10/11 Georgetown on Friday, March 1.
Georgetown jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first seven minutes. Freshman Anya Gersoff scored her third goal of the season to put Princeton on the scoreboard at 20:19.
Eight-meter opportunities helped Georgetown expand its lead to 6-1 with less than 10 minutes to play in the half. Corinne Etchinson scored an eight-meter while on the man-advantage, Erin Lovett passed on her eight-meter attempt to Rosie Corcoran who scored, and Kelyn Freedman scored from the arc as well.
Senior Charlotte Davis scored on a free-position for the Tigers at 8:02 but Dina Jackson would answer with a free-position goal with 1:36 remaining to give the Hoyas a 7-2 lead at the intermission.
Princeton struggled to get back in the game, for every goal it scored Georgetown answered in the second half. Goals were even in the second 4-4, as were shots at 12-12.
Corcoran tallied her second of the game to give the Hoyas their largest lead of the game, 8-2.
Junior Erin Slifer tallied her first goal of the year at 23:25 but a minute later Freedman scored her second of the game. The teams traded goals the rest of the game with Erin McMunn scoring twice and Sam Ellis with a goal.
Barb Black made seven saves for the Hoyas who improve to 3-0 on the season.
Princeton's Annie Woehling stopped 11 shots including five on free-positions attempts.
Freshman Liz Bannantine had a huge game defensively, causing six turnovers and picking up four ground balls, both career-highs.
Both teams have 14 grounds balls apiece. Georgetown won 11 of 19 draw controls, but the Tigers had a 12-8 edge in turnovers caused.
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There is a lot going on this weekend. Personally, I'll be hanging at the beer tent at the Orlando Fringe Festival between shows, but if theater isn't your bag there are lots of other things to do.
I brought up the Downtown Pour yesterday, unlimited wine samples (and food) in The Plaza in downtown Orlando tomorrow afternoon/evening.
Orlando Pub Crawl will be featuring its "The Get Lei'd Luau Pub Crawl" on Saturday night, and asks you to get dressed up in grass skirts and coconut bras (of course they would) while hopping to Latitudes, WaiTiki, Eye Spy, Sky60 and Ember. Tickets are $12 in advance (plus tax) and $15 (tax included) at the door. Go to OrlandoPubCrawl.com to find out more information.
Wall Street Plaza (different from The Plaza where the Downtown Pour is taking place) will have the pool set up once again for its monthly "Summer Splash" event. Rain cut this short last month, but while it lasted it looked like every one had a pretty good time. The outdoor pool party will feature live music by Awestruck, James Boyd Band and Megaphone and will be hosted by MC Johnny Shine.


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This installment: a cd of a popular travel novel; Winterson's fascinating memoir; a screwed up kids' school; wizardry in the techno world; and a wild ride through the West.
Saving Fish From Drowning by Amy Tan
I galloped through this when it was the One Book One Marin choice and found it diverting but recently had a chance to listen to it and liked it even more. A ghost narrates this benighted trip to Burma in which a group of Bay Area friends, many artistic and/or socially conscious, get kidnapped by a tribal group in the jungle who think young Rupert is a reincarnation of their savior. For all their smarts and advantages, most of the tour participants are incredibly clueless about the third world, especially this strange culture. The denouement is sweet, at last, (kind of) and Tan updates us on how everyone fared down the line. She reads quite well, delineating characters' voices. I was sorry when it was over.
Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal by Jeanette Winterson
For some mysterious reason I never connected with this fascinating writer until this memoir, though she's written 17+ books and covers material that fascinates me: otherness. Adopted by a very weird, though "normal" seeming parents, she tried to fit in but it was hopeless from the start. Then when she realized she was attracted to girls, things really hit the fan and she was estranged from her family and launched into a series of rocky relationships. Pentecostal teachings underscored her sins but books and teachers saved her. Her voice is very direct, candid, chatty and philosophical in turn, and she has compassion for her bizarre mum who probably never shared a bed with her husband. Winterson finally connects with her birth mother but the wounds are so deep it doesn't help much. However like the stone in the oyster, they produce pearls like this book, and I can't wait to read more.
That's Not a Feeling by Dan Josephson
Another in the screwed-up-kids'-school genre. (I've come across this theme rather frequently these days, and like it, having been in one of them myself many moons ago). Roaring Orchards in upstate NY tries very hard with a daring therapeutic program, but the staff members are often as messed up as the kids and the rules seem quixotic indeed. There are three levels: New Girls/Boys, Alternative Girls/Boys, and Regular Kids, each with more privileges. In endless, painful group meetings the residents are prodded to zero in on their feelings, hence the title when they produce a description or defense that doesn't pass muster. There are crazy tasks worthy of a gulag, escapes, and a tragic denouement but incredible dark humor throughout, enhanced by brilliant cartoons heading each chapter. (Why is that smug-looking goat perched on an equally happy recumbent pig?)
Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan
Another in the wizard-world meet computer-brilliance theme which I've enjoyed recently. Here Clay, an unemployed web site designer, finds a very odd job out of desperation: the night shift for this eponymous establishment. The aged proprietor has very specific rules for his new clerk, which Clay ends up bending and it turns out to be the right thing to do. There are only a few conventional books for sale; the rest are on towering shelves reached only by a rolling ladder. These mysterious incomprehensible volumes check out to eccentric customers, members of the Order of the Unbroken Spine. There's a puzzle to solve, posed in the 16th century, which may hold the key to immortality. Clay rallies a few good friends with incredible technical smarts, including harnessing the power of Google, and they discover the secret which didn't exactly surprise me, but I liked how it turned out. Entertaining.
Hard Twisted by C. Joseph Greaves
In the mid-30s an itinerant father and his 13 year old daughter Lottie are "befriended" by Clint, a daring bantam of a con man. With lots of promises and plans soon gone awry, the father disappears and the couple (yes, Clint and Lottie) cut a swath throughout the west: Oklahoma, New Mexico, Utah, and Texas. Lottie is a passive victim and it ends badly (no surprise) but what a wild journey along the way, through breathtakingly beautiful landscapes. Atmospheric and well-documented.
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Frances Helen Daly, 94, died on November 14, 2012, at home in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey, following a brief illness.
A first-generation American of Italian descent, Mrs. Daly was born Frances Helen Chickachop to Maria Viola and Camillo Chickachop (Ciccocioppi) on April 22, 1918, in Cedar Brook, N.J. She graduated from Hammonton High School and attended Strayer's Business College, in Philadelphia.
Her husband of 68 years, George W. Daly, Capt. USN (Ret), predeceased her in 2010. They met in 1940 in Camden, when both worked at RCA Manufacturing, and married in 1942. Later, as a Navy family, they resided in Norfolk, Virginia; Annapolis, Maryland; Bayside, Queens; and Portsmouth, New Hampshire, before settling in Silver Spring, Maryland, where they finished raising their six children. They retired to Port St. Lucie, Florida, before moving to Middletown, Delaware, in 1999.
Throughout her life, Mrs. Daly maintained a love of language, with a special fondness for poetry and proverbs. Always proud of her Italian heritage, in her eighties she once again began to use the Italian she had spoken while growing up. She was an avid swimmer and water safety instructor and also had a special talent for gardening. For eighteen years she shared horticulture advice as a Master Gardener for the state of Florida. Well-known for her interest in and concern for others, she was a dedicated volunteer, assisting patients at the Port St. Lucie (Florida) Hospital. She was a gentle mentor to countless friends and relatives and will be gratefully remembered for her guidance and support of their educational, professional and personal pursuits.
Mrs. Daly had the rare ability to accept and befriend people easily. Her empathy, her easy laugh, her practical nature, and her ability to find comforting truths (and humor) in difficult situations endeared her to all who knew her.
Her life was enriched by her long and loving relationship with family and relatives, including her husband, George; her older sister, Carmella Nobel of Atco, N.J.; and her children and their spouses: Joan and Martin Mason of Odessa, Delaware; George, Jr., and Mary Anne Daly of Mill Valley, Calif.; Mary Ann and Paul West of Berkeley Heights, New Jersey; Barbara and Gerhard Gnaedig of Greenwich, Conn.; John and Taylor Daly of Atlanta, Ga.; and Peter and Patricia Daly of Clarksburg, Md. She had thirteen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, as well as numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by a granddaughter, Mary Landels Daly; her sisters, Rose Colofransen and Helen Iannaco; and her brothers, Andrew, Nicholas, and Joseph Chickachop.
Mrs. Daly will be remembered for her loving nature, her grace and wit, and especially her deep and genuine interest in the lives of others. Her caring, joyful nature contributed deeply to the lives of those she touched. She will be profoundly missed, as she was a devoted mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt and friend to the very end of her life.
Page 2 of 2 - A visitation will be held from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm on Friday, November 23 at St. Joseph's Church, 371 E. Main Street, Middletown, Del. with a funeral mass following immediately afterwards. Interment will be at St. Mary's Cemetery, 399 North Street, Greenwich, Conn. on Saturday, November 24 at 2:00 pm.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to the Tutwiler Clinic, 205 Alma Street, Tutwiler, MS 38963-0462.
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As we make our Lenten journey, I invite you to join with me and thousands of others in a Lenten Prayer for Life. You will find it at www.priestsforlife.org.
Lent is a season in which we prepare to celebrate Christ's total victory over death, and our share in his life by baptism. Death was not part of God's original plan for us. Scripture says that God created all things that they may have life, and that he does not rejoice in the destruction of the living.
Standing with Christ in his new life means standing against whatever destroys life.
The Lenten prayer for life renews us in our commitment to be the People of Life. It can be prayed each day by families, school classes, parishes, and individuals.
Download the Lenten prayer for life at www.priestsforlife.org .
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The Delaware State Fire School gives safety tips on how to prevent kitchen fires in recognition of Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 6-12.
The following tips include:
- Stay in the kitchen when you are frying, grilling, broiling, or boiling food.
- If you must leave the room, even for a short period of time, turn off the stove.
- When you are simmering, baking, or roasting food, check it regularly, stay in the home, and use a timer to remind you.
- If you have young children, use the stove's back burners whenever possible. Keep children and pets at least three away from the stove.
- When you cook, wear clothing with tight-fitting sleeves.
- Keep potholders, oven mitts, wooden utensils, paper and plastic bags, towels, and anything else that can burn, away from your stovetop.
- Clean up food and grease from burners and stovetops.
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Everyday country life in Greene County, VA.
MY CAMERAS: Sony Cybershot, Nikon D300. My photos of beautiful Greene County reflect the love I have of the country. I hope you will enjoy my photos as much as I do taking them. I retired from the U.S. Navy in 1996 after serving our country for 20 years. I now call Greene County my home. I have taken photos all my life, but only since 2003 have I had a real interest. My husband gave me a digital camera for Christmas and the rest is obvious!
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I wanted to make this, so I made it a day earlier just in case. ^__^''
i wuvvles you all including the ones that hate me. <3
PD* Arrgggggg.
I wanted to make this, so I made it a day earlier just in case. ^__^''
i wuvvles you all including the ones that hate me. <3
PD* Arrgggggg.
This holiday can make me really sad sometimes.
Originally Posted by Best I Ever Had- Verticle Horizon
Error does not become Truth because it is widely accepted;
Truth does not become error, even when it stands alone.
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they celebrate valentines day and white day in japan
HappyV-Day Kelsh
So you didn't like my comment on myspace?
Shut up Eve it dont.
Don't tell Eve to shut up, BM...
Happy V-day everyone!
I know nothing about what I'm going to do tomorrow. A group of students are planning games and activities and such. Only thing I know is I'm going to come home in a storm and probably will be forced to listen to rap/hip-hop for all day (they choose the music too >_>)
I like rap and rock... And tommrow I have some gay dance at school and I'll probbly get broken up by my boyfriend tommrow.
I'm off for the next week-and-a-half so I have nothing planned tomorrow. I was supposed to go to a doctor's appointment but that might not happen because we're supposed to get a huge snowstorm. I'm probably going to stay up really late tonight and play video games
I just want to know why it's a national holiday.
I'm probably going to come home from the flamingly homo dance, talk on the phone, and do my homework...
does everyone have a snowstorm planned? o.o
i lik the pics u hav


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Jan 06th 2012
My Turkey Sandwich Is Back On The Menu
When you think of the SLC dance scene, you probably think only about the big four: Ballet West, Repertory Dance Theatre, Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company and Odyssey. But there are a few smaller companies made up of many members from the above four companies that are at the forefront of new choreography in Salt Lake. One of such company is My Turkey Sandwich. Read More


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Either Sebastian Vettel or Fernando Alonso will be crowned 2012 World Champion when the chequered flag falls at the season-ending Brazilian GP on Sunday
Defending champion Vettel heads into the title-deciding race as the favourite to win his third consecutive crown as he holds a 13-point lead over the Ferrari driver following his second-place finish at Austin.
However, Formula One has proved in recent years that it's not over until the Fat Lady sings and Alonso is sure to go all out to in an attempt to win his hat-trick of titles.
Here are the permutations for the 2012 Championship.
Vettel will win the title if…
* He finishes in the top four
* He finishes fifth, sixth or seventh and Alonso is second or lower
* He finishes eighth or ninth and Alonso is third or lower
* He finishes 10th or lower and Alonso fails to make it onto the podium
Alonso will win the title if…
* He wins the race and Vettel is fifth or lower
* He finishes second and Vettel is eighth or lower
* He finishes third and Vettel is 10th or lower


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A Delaware City woman has been charged with the April 26 double homicide of two Greenwood residents.
Christiana M. Evick, 31, is facing two counts of first degree murder after police said she killed Harvey Cashwell, 76, and Carolyn Cashwell, 66, in their home in the 28000 block of Liden School Road.
This week, the Delaware State Police Homicide Unit arrested Evick in connection with the murders.
The investigation began at 5:30 p.m. April 26 after police were called to the Cashwell's residence after a concerned neighbor told police that they had not seen the elderly couple since April 22.
When troopers arrived, they tried to make contact with the couple, but received no response, police said. Police then entered the home at which time they found the deceased couple.
Through further investigation, police said that Evick and her boyfriend, Michael P. Emory, had been evicted from a residence that they rented from the Cashwells six months before the homicides.
On April 27, police apprehended Emory and Evick at the Greenwood Inn.
A May 1 warrant charged Emory with two counts of murder and burglary. He was remanded to the Sussex County Correctional Institution.
Evick was initially charged with two counts of theft after police said she stole two guns from the couple she was living with in Harrington in order to bail Emory out of prison on unrelated charges.
She was ordered to home confinement at her Delaware City residence after serving a brief prison term for the theft.
On Dec. 21, Evick was taken to Troop 3 by a relative where detectives obtained a warrant charging her with the murders.
She was charged with murder, robbery, possession of a firearm, burglary, and conspiracy and remanded to the Delores J. Baylor Women's Correctional Institution.
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I noticed these in my local Wawa and just stopped dead in my tracks as soon as I saw them. Being so enthusiastic about candy, it's rare to see something new, and these Zitner's eggs were certainly something new to me. I scooped up all the flavors they had to take home to taste, giggling all the way.
After a little research I found that Zitner is a candy company local to Philadelphia, so it'd make sense they'd be carried by a local store like Wawa. Other than the fact they've been around for some time, they're a bit of a retro/classic candy in that sense. The eggs are small, about 1 1/8 oz and have a wonderful vintage design to them that's very appealing.
Butter Creme Egg: The chocolate is very dark and the shape is not egg like at all, more like a disfigured rectangle with rounded corners. It smells sweet and coconutty as opposed to chocolates or like butter. A good sign? The ingredients say it is dark chocolate or milk chocolate (real chocolate, yet it had milk fat in it, and it's processed with alkali so no wonder it's so dark) so I guess it's a game to try and figure out which? Odd. The shell has a good thickness and makes a appealing "klock" noise in my mouth when I bite into it. It's very sweet, but I do get notes of cocoa, so it's all good, but sugar is definitely king here. The center is more of a creme, like the label says, yet I was still surprised since I was expecting that fluffy, nougat like creme found in the Russell Stover Eggs. This is much more akin to the Cadbury Creme Egg. It's disappointing that I get no butter flavor from it at all, it's just sweet. Granted, it's a nice, overpowering sweet but it's still sweet. I wanted me some butter flavor.
Butter Krak Egg: Firstly, very odd name, even with the misspelling. This also doesn't look like an egg, and I wished it looked more like the Butter Creme egg, this one looks like a piece of nicely formed dog poo. I wish I was kidding. The surface texture is much more rippled, suggesting the coconut inside, and the chocolate is also very dark, almost black. The ingredients list also make it a dark/milk guessing game. So tasting is the only way to find out. The first bite of this was more crumbly, since right under the shell is a layer of chocolate and coconut shavings, then under that is the coconut creme center, which also has the coconut shavings in it. This one is much heaver and more dense. The flavor that dominates here is the sweetness too, but it's cut by the slight saltiness of the coconut. The center is this one is much nicer, as it's dense, coconutty and very rich. I get pieces of the chocolate, which I love, and the texture with the chocolate is really nice. I can see why everyone fusses over the Krack egg as opposed to the other flavors in this line, it's is truly addicting.
Cocoanut Creme Egg: Yet again with the odd misspelling in the name. Interesting. The ingredients say that this egg uses dark chocolate, but I see milk ingredients listed. Unwrapped the egg looks more like a rustic mess more than an egg, just like the other two. The enrobing is uneven at best. The smell is rich and very coconutty. The texture is thick, wet and chewy. The coconut has a sweet creamy flavor that's very floral. I'm reminded of suntan lotion, but in a good way. The chocolate is sweet and compliments the coconut well.
A fun trio of eggs for Easter and were a refreshing break from all the main stream candies around. If you see them, they're worth a try. They've been a regional favorite for a reason!
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All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
If you can admit to being under the influence of those tiny, regal-looking leaves on the DVD cover, you will certainly enjoy the Marin City Library's February 13th screening of Positive Negatives: The Photography of David Johnson. It was an official selection for the Sacramento International Film Festival 2011, the Tiburon International Film Festival 2011, the San Francisco International Women's Film Festival 2011, and the San Diego Black Film Festival 2011. But it's more than just a Bay Area indie darling.
It's even more than a biography of David Johnson, the first African American student of Ansel Adams and a professional photographer and photojournalist with 60 years of experience documenting African American life in the Bay area. Like Johnson's work, the film is a biography of place and time, namely San Francisco's Black communities from World War II to the present. From the underground Jazz scene in the Fillmore district, to the Civil Rights movement, to spiritual and everyday life in all parts of the city, the documentarian frames the photographer in the social and political context that he first captured.
Positive Negatives: The Photography of David Johnson will be playing at the Marin City Library on Monday, February 13th at 7 PM followed by a discussion with David Johnson. Reservations are not required. Refreshments will be served. You are also invited to view a collection of Johnson's work on display all month long at the Marin City Library. For more information, call us at 415-332-6158.


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January 13, 2013
Niles Eastman, Fargo Congress, without the help of Rep. Rick Berg, finally came together to protect the middle class....
Berg cast his ballot against the Senate's "fiscal cliff" bill which adds just $62 billion in new revenue per year, and nearly $4 trillion to deficit projections over the next ten years.
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See....even Niles and his bunch in Fargo are thrilled we are coming together....to move forword in our Democrat Party....to come together to realize increasing numbers of gifts for all Americans.
Votes For Gifts
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Jack, you misspoke. It is not 'gifts for ALL Americans'. You won't be gettin' along with the democrats with comments like that.
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disgust....you are so right. There are some that don't contribute NOTHING. Those rotten rich....they for sure don't deserve no stinkin' gifts.
...how could I have misspoken so wrongly?
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....maybe I was hoping for them biting on the "Votes for Gifts" agenda also? huh....
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I'll cry 'foul' on this one. You don't need stab Rick in the back while you pat your own.
Funny how the hew and cry is to save the middle class when it has been the stalwart and the financial backbone for the gov. The billionaires want to save the middle class because it provides the gravy train that the billionaires enjoy. If the MC doesn't pay enough, the Wall Street mavens loan some more money to the gov so it can earn interest on the money loaned, interest paid by the taxpayer.
In any event, Wall Street wins, the middle Class loses and poor souls like Rick Berg get blamed. He was used by the billionaires.
Don't have to kick him when he's down.
Leave Rick Berg out of your gloating about your accomplishments.
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"Berg cast his ballot against the Senate's "fiscal cliff" bill which adds just $62 billion in new revenue per year, and nearly $4 trillion to deficit projections over the next ten years."
Now my question is: how can this vote possible be considered "responsible governance" in the least?
Spending cuts--real ones, not those that will come about 10 years from now--are absolutely the only way for this runaway train to be stopped.
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Wouldn't it be great if they did cut spending? They could go back to 2008 or 2007 spending and it would be amazing. But, you and I both know they won't do it. We have way too many demanding what they think they are entitled. Just look at the chaos that oocurred when a couple thousand showed up for a 1000 Section 8 housing vouchers. And there were many YOUNG able bodied people in that line. and on top of that here in our own state we have Hoeven at the National level and Dalrymple at the state level giving other people's money away like candy.
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What surprises me is how did this even get in the MDN? Mr. Berg was their "chosen one" during the election.
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- 1 to 2 cans vanilla frosting (16 ounces each)
- Green paste food coloring
- Cupcakes and miniature cupcakes of your choice
- Candy-coated sunflower kernels
- Assorted stick chewing gum
- Jumbo heart sprinkles
- Canned chocolate frosting
- Miniature marshmallows
- Corn syrup
- White nonpareils
- Tint desired amount of frosting green. Cut a small hole in the corner of pastry or plastic bag; insert #4 round pastry tip. Fill bag with green frosting; pipe grass onto desired amount of cupcakes. Sprinkle with sunflower kernels.
- For bunny faces, pipe white frosting over tops of cupcakes using a #4 round pastry tip. Using clean kitchen scissors or a small sharp knife, cut gum into ear shapes of various sizes. Attach smaller centers onto the larger pieces with a small amount of frosting.
- Pinch base end of each ear, forming a curved shape. Press into tops of cupcakes. Place a heart sprinkle on each cupcake for nose. Using a #2 round pastry tip, pipe eyes, whiskers and a mouth on each face with chocolate frosting.
- For bunnies, pipe white frosting over remaining cupcakes. Place a miniature cupcake onto a larger cupcake; secure with a toothpick. For a bunny tail, dip a marshmallow in corn syrup; roll in nonpareils. Place on cupcake. Repeat as desired. Yield: Varied.
Reviews for Easter Bunny Cupcakes
"These cupcakes are so adorable! It almost makes you not want to eat them. I agree though, I made my recipe for french buttercream instead of canned, and I can imagine it tasted way better! I am kindof dissapointed that they told you to used canned frosting. But other than that, they were surprisingly easy and notsosurprisingly, absolutely adorable! I would reccomend this to anyone! --Hailey"
"All the children and the big children loved them. They were easy to make and oh so cute. I made my own frosting. No canned frosting here. They were a big hit and looked good around the dessert table."
"My daughter made the bunny cupcakes. They were so cute and yummy! All the kids loved them!"
"These bunnies are tooooo cute. A big hit w/ all the kids I shared with.There's nothing wrong w/ semi- homemadebut I do agree w/ the others concerning the canned icing. I used my frosting recipe. I also used slices of marsmallows for the ears."
"I would love to have the recipe for the Vienna Cream frosting if you could post it Denise? It sure sounds yummy and certainly better than anything you could find in a can! Valerie"


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Author(s): Edmunds, Marilyn Winterton
ISBN: 9780323087902 / Paperback / 7/1/2013
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Join host Nick Manerchia Friday at Premier Centre for the Arts for a night filled with performances by local talent.
"Cabaret Nick" is a musical revue — featuring Broadway classics along with hits from yesterday and today — to raise money for PCA's newly-established scholarship fund. The fund is for students who would like to attend PCA classes, but can't afford them.
Middletown native Nick Manerchia is the director and namesake of the cabaret. The theatre instructor has worked at PCA for four years, and he focused the spotlight on what the audience can expect Friday night.
Q Give me an overview of Cabaret Nick.
A It's a very intimate kind of show; we set up tables and candles. It's fun because it's a large group of people who come out to do the show and they get to showcase themselves. It's not just singing. It's a bunch of different things; it's a variety of musical treats.
Q What's a revue?
A It's song, after song, after song; and that's all it is. It's not like a show where you have a storyline.
Q What can you tell me about PCA's scholarship?
A We have a scholarship fund we started because of the way the economy has been recently, and we wanted to give people an option, some have lost their jobs and are facing hardships, so that if they couldn't afford class, they can apply, write us a 500-word essay and then they get scholarship money towards their classes. We don't pay for everybody, [or] their total tuition, but we pay around 50 percent for some of their tuition. So I wanted to come up with something I could do that would be a way to get people involved and to give back to that scholarship and that's what we'll do with Cabaret Nick.
Q You've been working at PCA for a while. What attracted you to climb onboard?
A I did a Christmas show here and once I was here I didn't want to leave. There's no place like PCA. We have music, theater and dance all in one place. The people here are really family, and the kids, and everyone here is so close and cares about each other and wants to succeed and work together to make amazing things.
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This book is a diary that I was keeping during my trip to the US in 2012. During this trip I hiked JMT from north to south in 11 days and also spent a few days hiking in Grand Teton NP in Wyoming. The diary is in russian, but the major part of this book is photos, so people who don't speak russian may enjoy it as well. There are 190 beautiful pictures of mountains, lakes, flowers an wild animals.
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La Monnaie ¦ Recitals ¦ Albert Dohmen ¦ Intro
Albert Dohmen
Sonetti di Michelangelo e del Petrarca
The recital by Albert Dohmen provides the public with a chance to discover an exceptional singer who is, amongst other things, one of the most talented Wotans of his generation. The sheer sonorousness of his dark, warm voice is fascinating, and gives substance to all the registers of the performance. His musical command and sensitivity are also remarkable in the most intimist repertoires, such as the romantic Lied, presented here in all its aspects and extremes: the wonder of love with sonnets by Petrarch set to music by Liszt, existential meditation with Wolf's sober and powerful Michelangelo Lieder, the hallucinatory melancholy which permeates Pfitzner's melodies, and the sublimation of death by love, which Strauss celebrates like no other. Befreit – 'liberated' – is the last Lied in this programme, and O Glück – 'oh happiness' – is the last sung word. This is, indeed, what the evening promises.
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In Kenya, those who work in the informal sector—small farmers, mechanics, and artisans for example—are known as jua kali, a Swahili word that means "hot sun." About 70 percent of the country's workforce are jua kali, and until recently they had limited access to training, business loans, or connections to larger markets for their goods. The artisans who made these hand-carved napkin rings are part of that sector, and their partnership with National Geographic is the result of recent initiatives to support and grow independent businesses.
Men and women of the eastern Kenya's Kamba tribe work in a studio in Nairobi's Gikomba neighborhood, where the income they earn often goes toward their children's tuition costs. Traditionally men carve and sand the pieces, and women paint and polish them. Many of the artisans work alongside cousins and siblings, and the atmosphere is one of a close-knit family.
Each set contains a zebra, giraffe, elephant, and leopard. Please allow for small variations in each handcrafted piece.
Approximately 1"W x 3 1/4"L x 2 1/4"H.
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beautifully made
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Just as pictured
By mourning dove
from Irving, TX
I bought these to entice my grandchildren to have fun learning to set a table, and learn some basic table manners. (It also won't hurt that they'll have some fun memories of visits with me.)
By ronaldbradford
from New York, NY
would like more types of animals
These are so cute
By Bea the explorer
from Charlottesville, VA
My grandkids will enjoy coming for the meals with their exotic animal friends. They are very well-made.
Olive Wood Napkin Rings ring true
By Yogi lady
from Oak Hill, VA
These napkin rings exceeded my expectations. They are lovely and look great sitting on the table when you've removed the napkin.
Spots and Stripes
By Gopher
from St. Paul, MN
I bought these as a gift for a friend who loves exotic animal prints. I expect she'll really like them, and it's a good cause to support.
Betcha can't buy just one !!
By peterlight
from Gatineau, Qc, Canada
Bought them for my girlfriend, but my 20-year-old daughter absolutely wants them! Original, well-made, attention-grabbers. Great for kids party, but you'll probably need more than one set.
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By Robert G
from Menomonee Falls, WI
An excellent rememberance of our recent safaria in Kenya and Tanzania!
The Best Gift. Will use it again.
By J.F.
from Larkspur, CA
See above
Real attention getters.
By Bill Travel
from Gainesville, VA
I ordered two sets in order to have enough for a dinner party of eight.


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You can customize the taskbar, including the way taskbar buttons look, how they group together when you have more than one window open, where the taskbar is on your desktop, and what icons and apps are on it. For more info about the desktop, see Desktop.
If you're using a Windows Store app, you can still use the taskbar to switch apps, go to Start, and check the notification area, just like you would in a desktop app.
If you want your Windows Store apps to appear automatically on the taskbar whenever you open them (or if you want to turn this setting off), here's how.
Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, tap Settings, and then tap Change PC settings.(If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, click Settings, and then click Change PC settings.)
Tap or click PC and devices, then tap or click Corners and edges.
Tap or click the Show Windows Store apps on the taskbar slider to turn it on or off.
Pinned Windows Store apps will still appear on the taskbar even if the Show Windows Store apps on the taskbar setting is turned off.
Move your mouse pointer below the bottom edge of the screen to show the taskbar. Then tap or click a taskbar button, icon, or notification.
When you're done, move your mouse pointer away from the bottom edge of the screen to hide the taskbar.
You can only show or hide the taskbar if you're using a mouse.
You can pin an app directly to the taskbar for quick access when you're on the desktop.
On the Start screen, press and hold or right-click the app, and then tap or click Pin to taskbar. You can also do this in the Apps view. – or –If the app is already open on the desktop, press and hold the app's taskbar button and slide your finger up until the Jump List (a list of shortcuts to recently opened files, folders, and websites) appears. (If you're using a mouse, right-click the app button on the taskbar.) Then tap or click Pin this program to taskbar.
To remove a pinned app from the taskbar, open the app's Jump List, and then tap or click Unpin this program from taskbar.
You can typically find the taskbar at the bottom of the desktop, but you can also move it to the sides or top of the desktop. Before you can move the taskbar, you need to unlock it.
Press and hold or right-click an empty space on the taskbar.
If Lock the taskbar has a check mark next to it, tap or click Lock the taskbar.
Tap or click an empty space on the taskbar, and then drag it to one of the four edges of the desktop. When the taskbar is where you want it, let go.
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To show the taskbar in a Windows Store app, move your mouse pointer past the edge of the screen where the taskbar is located.
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To change the order of app buttons on the taskbar, drag a button from its current position to a different one. You can rearrange them as often as you like.
All open files from the same app are always grouped together, even if you didn't open them one after the other. This is so you can see all of the previews for that app at the same time.
Open Taskbar and Navigation properties by swiping in from the right edge of the screen, tapping Search (or if you're using a mouse, pointing to the upper-right corner of the screen, moving the mouse pointer down, and then clicking Search), entering Taskbar in the search box, and then tapping or clicking Taskbar and Navigation in the results.
On the Taskbar tab, select one of the options from the Taskbar buttons list:
Always combine, hide labels
This is the default setting. Each app appears as a single, unlabeled button, even when multiple windows for that app are open.
Combine when taskbar is full
This setting shows each window as an individual, labeled button. When the taskbar becomes crowded, apps with multiple open windows collapse into a single app button. Tap or click the button to see a list of the windows that are open.
Never combine
This setting shows each window as an individual, labeled button, and never combines them, no matter how many windows are open. As more apps and windows open, buttons get smaller, and eventually the buttons will scroll.
To use small taskbar buttons, select the Use small taskbar buttons check box. To use large buttons, clear the check box.
Tap or click OK.
The notification area is located at the right end of the taskbar, and it contains app icons that provide status and notifications about things like incoming email, updates, and network connectivity. You can change which icons and notifications appear there.
In the notification area, drag the icon you want to hide up.
You can rearrange icons that appear in the notification area—just drag an icon to a different spot.
Press and hold or right-click an empty area on the taskbar, and then tap or click Properties.
Next to Notification area, tap or click Customize.
For each icon, select one of these options, and then tap or click OK:
Show icon and notifications. The icon is always in the notification area of the taskbar, and notifications appear.
Hide icon and notifications. The icon is hidden, and you won't see notifications for that app.
Only show notifications. The icon is hidden, but notifications will appear.
You can use the Show desktop button at the far right end of the taskbar to minimize your open windows and get to the desktop quickly. And if you're using a mouse, you can also use it to preview the desktop without closing or minimizing your open windows.
Tap or click the Show desktop button at the far right end of the taskbar. All of the open windows minimize, revealing the desktop.
To get the
windows back, tap or click the Show desktop button again.
You can only change this setting if you're using a mouse.
Right-click the Show desktop button at the right end of the taskbar and click Peek at desktop.
If you're using more than one display (for example, if you have more than one monitor), you can decide whether you want to have a taskbar on all of your displays, and how you want buttons to be arranged on the taskbars.
Under Multiple displays, make sure the Show taskbar on all displays check box is selected, and then tap or click OK.
Under Multiple displays, select one of the options from the Show taskbar buttons on list, and then tap or click OK.
All taskbars
The taskbar buttons for all of your open windows will be duplicated on the taskbars on each display.
Main taskbar and taskbar where window is open
A taskbar button will appear on your main monitor and also in the taskbar on the display where the window is open.
Taskbar where window is open
A taskbar button will appear only on the display where the window is open. None of the buttons are duplicated on other taskbars.
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A traffic stop on Interstate 95 led to the arrest of a New York man who police said had nearly 500 grams of high-grade marijuana in his vehicle.
County Police arrested Harry Edwards, 23, who resides in the 100 block of Hudson Street in New York, Jan. 5 in the area of I-95 and the Route 273 interchange.
Police who were conducting proactive patrols in the New Castle area that night said that Edwards was speeding in the southbound lanes of I-95 at around 11:45 p.m.
Edwards was weaving his red Nissan in and out of traffic, police said.
A short time later, police stopped Edwards in the area of Route 273.
The officers who made contact with Edwards said that they detected a strong odor of marijuana coming form the passenger compartment of the vehicle.
Edwards exited the vehicle, which police searched, finding several bags in the car filled with marijuana.
Officers seized 494.86 of high-grade marijuana from Edwards' vehicle, police said.
Edwards was charged with possession with intent to deliver, possession of drug paraphernalia, and speeding.
He was committed to the Howard R. Young Correction Institute after failing to post a $8,500 secured bail.
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