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Breaking blurb only from FOX.
I was stationed in Norfolk years ago. Back then the bus was the TRT, (tidewater regional transit)not the HRT.
It took me awhile but I finally learned not to start out saying, "well actually..." while watching movie that have the Navy involved.
The other patrons in the movie theatre where myself and some shipmates went to see "Hunt for Red October" were, I think, a little miffed at the constant laughter coming from our row... ;0)
Ive been following it. The notice that it was a hoax came in my Email from WTKR. Good training for the local good guys but it may have been a test of the system by the bad guys.
LOL, no doubt. I think, particularly as an ex dual-qualed AIC/ASAC...anytime an aircraft was involved I got into MORE trouble. The worst was that da*n Tom Cruise movie...oh yeah, "Top Gun".
Do you remember that really hokey TV series, "Super Carrier"?
I don't recall "Super Carrier", no. I do, however, remember watching "Hunt Fore Red October" on DVD one time recently, and I thought to myself "Hey, let's pause here and check out this guy's fruit salad" and boy was I surprised to see an Air Force Basic Training Ribbon on the guy... I could have overlooked it as maybe the guy transfered services or something, but unfortunately he was one of the soviets... ;0)
I was a submariner and it's been a hell of a long time since any skimmer had to rescue a boat (US Navy). The last one being the diesel boat (USS Bonefish in 1988) that had the battery fire off of the East coast. Even in that case the sub crew rescued the sub, the skimmer was used only to evacuate unnecessary personnel from the sub.
I think I'll watch it again just to check out the ribbons now. I had never paid attention to them in the past. I remember the first time I watched "Hunt for Red October" I nearly busted a gut when they launched the Airborne torpedo from the FFG CIC which wasn't really an FFG CIC.
Ack! Boomer? F'ing boomers aren't real subs, nor are they manned by real submariners.
"No slack in Fast Attacks, NO pride in a boomer ride"
They were lucky they were able to surface... had she not been able to, that would have been where we came in - four-point moor with the anchors and spuds, and send down the SRC...
ROTFL... What SubRon were you in?
Yup. Good point. Since the ship I served on was built in the 1940s, it was geared towards subs that had less diving depths... about 850 feet. I took the 800-foot plunge in that SRC... THAT was a blast...
So, since we weren't really needed for sub rescue (though we did drill and drill and drill...) we spent our time doing dive ops, torpedo recovery, Trident II missle launch security... ya know, the usual ;0)
SubRon 6 out of Norfolk in the 1980's and SubRon 5 out of San Diego in the 1990's.
I was SubRon6 in the late 80s - On an ASR. Our "Parent" was the Hunley...
The fact you never had to make a sub rescue says volumes!
Besides none of us really wanted to do the things we drilled the most on. Though launching a couple 48's at an enemy sub would have felt gratifying...... as long as we hit and they missed.
Yeah, I was glad we never had to, actually. We were ready, though. Bottom out anywhere between the surface and crush depth, and we'd a been there...
Thanks for the ping Old Sarge. I'm late, as usual.
Welcome to Israel thanks to your local elected democrat and the ACLU.
Been there, done that on both. Never turn your nose up at something that can destroy civlization with a switch.
which is why I have never turned my nose up at the Democrats
I to served on both, 3 Deterrent Patrols aboard the venerable James K Polk SSBN 645.
Which is why I know of what I speak. If I had it to do over again I would not have wasted 19 months of my Navy career on a 'Boomer".
I learned absolutely nothing from that experience, other than it was a blight on an otherwise wonderful 20 years.
Nothing is more demoralising, to a thinking person, then spending 2 1/2 months, at a time, boring holes in the ocean and then coming home to pretend you accomplished something.
I brought the James Madison, SSBN 627 out of the yards and made 7 patrols. After that, I spent a year and a half on the Narwhal, SSN 671. Made electricity and answered bells on both, and got paid the same.
Can't think of a thing I would have changed about my Navy career, including the decision to end it before I had to add to the aforementioned list.
So.....what happened with this?
Never mind.......
Well, I was one of those fast attack bubbleheads (insert snotty primadonna comment knocking boomers here), and as far as I'm concerned, boomer patrols are some of the most important work a sailor can do.
We can only take strategic nuclear deterrence for granted because we already have it. If we didn't, the world would be a very different place indeed, comrade.
So for what it's worth, thanks for doing what you had to do.
The truth is that duty on a fast attack boat is pretty damn boring, too. For the guys who work in the back, it's all basically a matter of depth, speed and plant parameters. Watching steam demand. Oooh, pinch my arm. Doesn't really matter what you're pushing or where, the view in the back is always the same.
Now if you're a coner on the otherhand, then maybe it's more fun and yeah boomer patrols would suck by comparison. At least the ops guys get to plot courses and fiddle around with the periscopes and masts. For the guys in the back, on the other hand, it's "Oh hey, rig for ventilation. Whoop de freakin' do."
Sorry your tour sucked, mine basically did, too. But that's life aboard submarines for you, in all its unglamorous splendor. If it was really all that much fun, a lot more people would be doing it. 8^)
I would never knock the mission of the FBM fleet, nuclear deterence helped win the cold war days....so far. Though I think Putin would like to bring them back, unless the Chineese beat him to it.
My complaint (lame as it may be) is that it was extremely boring and many FBM sailors acted as if they were god's gift to the navy. (In truth it was mostly the zeroes that acted that way).
I actually had the best of both worlds, coner and engineering, being one of the lowly A gang types. AS COW and Dive I got in on all the fun Spec Ops with fast boats, even played with Seal teams as the boats Dive Master during Lock in / Lock out Ops.
As AMR1 and Aux of the Watch (the early years) I got to clean Engine Room bilges, shaft alley, suffer through ORSE drills and even participate as part of the Rad Decon team (what fun!/sarcasm off) with my Nuc trained buddies.
But all in all with the ops fast boats did and the ports we went to it was far better than my boomer experience.
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- Yao, Yuan; Masanet, Eric; Chang, Yuan, "A hybrid life-cycle inventory for multi-crystalline silicon PV module manufacturing in China", Environmental Research Letters, (2014)
- Walker, Michael E.; Masanet, Eric; Arnold, Craig S.; Lettieri, David J.; Hutchins, Margot J., "Improved product energy intensity benchmarking metrics for thermally concentrated food products", Environmental Science and Technology, (2014)
- Masanet, Eric; Chang, Yuan; Huang, Runze, "The energy, water, and air pollution implications of tapping China's shale gas reserves", Resources, Conservation and Recycling, (2014)
- Masanet, Eric; Horvath, Arpad; Petek Gursel, A.; Stadel, Alex, "Life-cycle inventory analysis of concrete production: A critical review", Cement and Concrete Composites, (2014)
- Masanet, Eric; Shehabi, Arman; Walker, Ben, "The energy and greenhouse-gas implications of internet video streaming in the United States", Environmental Research Letters, (2014)
- Masanet, Eric; Worrell, Ernst; Therkelsen, Peter, "Energy efficiency opportunities in the U.S. commercial baking industry", Journal of Food Engineering, (2014)
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas – Kwame Vaughn led all scorers with 18 points while grabbing six rebounds and three Titans finished in double figures Saturday afternoon as they escaped with a 63-57 victory over host Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
The Titans won back-to-back games for the first time since early January, improving to 14-13 overall while the Islanders (4-21) lost for the third consecutive time.
Vaughn hit 6 of 11 from the field and 5 of 8 from the line in the second half to account for all of his scoring after finishing 0 for 4 from the floor in the first 20 minutes. D.J. Seeley added 16 points to go with three assists, a pair of blocks, and two steals, while sophomore Alex Harris hit four free throws in the second half to finish in double figures with 13 points.
Jelanie Curry, who entered the day with seven points total on the season, led Texas A&M-Corpus Christi with 13 points off the bench while Hameed Ali added 11 to also finish in double figures. Leading scorer Will Nelson, who entered averaging almost 13 points per game, was held to just eight points on 3-of-11 from the floor, but grabbed a game-high 12 rebounds.
Fullerton shot just under 48 percent in the second half to fuel a comeback after losing a five-point first-half lead to trail by one, 29-28, at the break. The Titans then fell behind by as many as three points in the first three minutes and were tied at 40-40 with 10:34 to play before going on a decisive 7-0 run that was extended to 12-3 for their biggest lead of the game at 52-43 with 7:11 to go.
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Roasted Garlic Smashed Red Potatoes
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 15 mins
I love garlic mashed potatoes, but usually the flavor is a little sharp and bitter, so I came up with this. Roasting the garlic first gives these potatoes all the wonderful garlic flavor, without the sharp or bitter bite. Almost sweet, smoky, and smooth.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 14 -16 small red potatoes
- 1⁄4 cup milk or 1⁄4 cup chicken broth
- 2 -3 tablespoons butter
- 1 whole head of garlic, roasted (I use Roasted Garlic Roasted Garlic)
- kosher salt
- fresh ground black pepper
- Boil potatoes with skins until fork tender.
- Drain water and coarsely smash potatoes with potato masher. (until just slightly smashed).
- Squeeze the roasted garlic out of the skin into the smashed potato.
- Add milk, butter, salt and pepper. Stir with a spoon until combined. Serve hot with your favorite chicken, beef, or pork dish. No need for gravy with these potatoes! ;-).
- *NOTE: You could always mash the potatoes, to your desired consistency. I prefer the slightly smashed texture for this recipe.*.
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I know God would love this...I just know it.
I loved these smashed potatoes. I used Whole Roasted Garlic for the garlic, as I had prepared a large batch of that last week and froze it in individual portions. My anti-mashed potato hubby even loves these. The chunky texture and the excellent flavor lure him in.
Totally outstanding!~ We loved this recipe! I served these with our Thanksgiving Dinner, we ran out! Thank you for a wonderful additon to my "make again" recipe file!


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Canvas, 43×43 (109×109).
Chantrey Purchase from J. L. Behrend through the Leicester Galleries 1962.
Coll: Purchased by J. L. Behrend from the artist 1915.
Exh: N.E.A.C., December 1915–January 1916 (150), as 'Mending Cowls'; C.A.S., Paintings and Drawings, Grosvenor House, June–July 1923 (103); Goupil Gallery, February 1927 (81); British Institute of Adult Education tour, A Loan Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings, 1935–6; Leger Gallery, March–April 1939 (24), as 'Mending Cowls, Cookham (1914)'; Paintings of Today, Oldham, June–July 1940 (7); English-Speaking Union, U.S.A. tour, British Art, The Last Fifty Years, 1900–1950, 1951 (34); Coronation Exhibition, Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1953 (39); Tate Gallery, November–December 1955 (11); The J. L. Behrend Collection, Leicester Galleries, May 1962 (33, repr. p.10); R.A., 1963 (83).
Lit: Wilenski, 1924, pp.15–16, repr. pl.7; Johnson, 1932, pp.328–9; Spencer, 1961, p.112; Collis, 1962, pp.64 as painted in 1912, 243.
Repr: Newton, 1947, pl.1 (in colour).
A view from the nursery window of the artist's house at Cookham. The date is that given by the artist at the time of the retrospective exhibition 1955.
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Microsoft Hit by Open Source and Lawmakers
Microsoft had to report a 30% slump in sales for the last quarter. Their report to the U.S. SEC includes a rundown of their risk and competition factors. Among their concerns are Linux and open source untertakings, but also their own partners HP and Intel.
Part of Microsoft's nervousness is Apple's growing share in the U.S. market, but Linux is also taking a bite. Their Form 10-K submission to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission quotes their concern: "The Linux operating system [...] is available without payment under a General Public License, [and] has gained some acceptance, especially in emerging markets, as competitive pressures lead OEMs to reduce costs and new, lower-price PC form-factors gain adoption." They call out Red Hat and Canonical as competition in a number of categories and mention that even smaller open source enterprises and community projects have endangered their "money for software licenses" model. Add to that other threatening activity: "Partners such as Hewlett-Packard and Intel have been actively working with alternative Linux-based operating systems."
The Redmond giant also sees itself in a defensive stance with mobile devices in that consumers are migrating to them from conventional PCs. The market share of Internet Explorer is being continuously eroded by browsers from Apple, Mozilla and Opera, but especially Google: "OEMs have been working to make the Google Android mobile operating system more compatible with small form-factor PCs or netbooks."
Microsoft's declaration of principles on intellectual property issues vis a vis open source also came into play. One statement didn't leave much to the imagination in light of recent patent issues. Quote: "Certain 'open source' software business models challenge our license-based software model. [...] These firms do not bear the full costs of research and development for the software. Some of these firms may build upon Microsoft ideas that we provide to them free or at low royalties in connection with our interoperability initiatives."
Microsoft also attributes the first ever breach in their sales history to software piracy, the European Commission, U.S. anti-trust laws and lawmakers in general.
One statement should give software patent activists such as the Free Software Foundation pause: "Similarly, the absence of harmonized patent laws makes it more difficult to ensure consistent respect for patent rights." The FSFE has been warning at regular intervals that software patents could start making their way into Europe in the guise of "harmonization."
Microsoft takes a HITwell, the Monopoly Meister still exists, but the competition is also there.
Free, Stable and Able has always won out over being Told to repeat after me " the party line". "we Love Microsoft.. yeaaahs.. we LOVE microsoft. It's Better than every one else.. YEeeash.. its stable.. Internet Explorer is the Best Browser.. yeeeasshh.. Linux called their Hand and Microsoft has lost this one.
Microsoft could keep its strangle hold on the Computer market it they would listen to what people want.. Let has have a little freedom.. and stop pushing.. we want change to what we really need, and stop Forcing a New OS every 2 years.. which requires BIG money to get new hardware and new software, each time.
Close up your RIGHTS in the system.. so that any Tom Dick and Harry with a little code cant reach in and foul every thing up.
Any one stop to think about that? Linux is not Virus free because its obscure.. its virus free because it's Locked down.. make it nearly impossible to GET virused.
Maybe, Just Maybe.. Microsoft will learn a bit on this.. and Give us some thing We actually Wanted.
Microsoft Hit by Open Source and Lawmakers"Microsoft had to report a 30% slump in sales for the last quarter."
Hahahahaha.. long live Linux!
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Cranberry Raspberry Sauce
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 15 mins
This is from the "Complete Book of Small-Batch Preserving" and is awesome over pancakes or plain, old vanilla pudding. You can substitute with strawberries!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 1⁄2 cups cranberries (fresh or frozen)
- 3 cups unsweetened raspberries (fresh or frozen)
- 3⁄4 cup cranberry juice cocktail
- 1⁄2 cup lightly packed brown sugar
- 1⁄2 cup corn syrup
- 1⁄2 teaspoon almond extract
- Combine all ingredients (except almond extract) in a medium saucepan.
- Bring to a boil& boil gently for 15 minutes or until fruit is softened.
- Remove from heat, puree in a food processor or blender until smooth.
- Stir in almond extract.
- Pour into sterilized jars& allow to cool.
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So delicious! like Sharon123, I used frozen strawberries, made this well in advance and served it with vanilla ice cream tonight, what a great dessert, I'll make this again very soon, this is so yummy! thanks Marg!...Kitten:)
This was yummy and I served it with ice cream.Of course I used strawberries instead of the raspberries. It wasn't too sweet, just a little tart and went well with vanilla ice cream! Thanks CountryLady!


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How far away is the hospital where you will deliver?
Mine is about an hour and a half away....I'm worried about knowing when to go! Of course if water breaks..immediately but with contractions I'm not sure when to make the decision to leave.
1 hour. I plan on heading to my sister's house when I start contracting because she lives closer to the hospital.
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Mine is about 30 min without traffic. I get a bit worried thinking about making it, or getting stuck..
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Last pregnancy, I lived a half of a block from the hospital parking lot. This time, it's about a 20 minute drive (more if it's rush hour)
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Mine is 2 hours away! But only because LO has to have open heart surgery after birth so I have to go to a special hospital (my local one isn't set up for this) But since I'm so far away, they are inducing me on march 13th at 39w2d so that I can make it there and they will have all the surgeons and nicu nurses ready for me!
I had an hour and half drive with my first VBAC and did fine. I went in once I knew it was the real deal... they felt a little different than the practice ones I was having, getting stronger and longer as I moved about. They were regular, yes, but also they were getting to the point of making me take pause, I couldn't think or move during one. We had to to get our other daughter to the sitter first and stopped at Walmart for diapers for her, since she was using clothe and felt bad to have a sitter deal with that. (why we didn't think of that before??) It was funny seeing the people's faces in the parking lot as they saw me in the front seat laboring away. My face must have been something to see for the looks I was getting. Anyway, the long trip actually slowed my labor to a nice steady rhythm that wasn't getting worse. We did stop at the gas station for a big cup of that crunchy ice, that was a nice distraction and soothing. By the time I got there I was afraid labor was on the way of pittering out. But no, once we were comfortable in the room and got changed into something more comfortable and dry (I accidentally peed myself during the harder contractions, trying to stay relaxed, but that may have helped my labor from progressing too fast) labor started getting strong again. My water broke soon after (embarrassing since I couldn't claim the wet clothes were leaking water). I delivered a couple hours later.
My second was a different story and we never even made it to the car, but I was over due by two days and didn't realize that all the braxon hicks the couple of nights prior were actually doing something. That morning, I recognize the intensity of these contractions and frequency and knew we weren't going to make it the hour and half drive when I called to let them know I was in labor. Lucky my husband wasn't back yet from dropping the kids off at the sitter and couldn't rush to get in the car. By the time he came home I was telling him we were having the baby now.
You can trust your intusion on labor. Is it? Is it? oh it is!
With all my fast labors I've never delivered in the car, that is pretty rare. Even in those stories, many of the women do say, they just knew they weren't going to make it.
Not that this helps you feel better about the distance. You will still be nervous and it is tough laboring in the car. But do know labor does take awhile and it is harder for the baby to get engaged in your pelvis while you are sitting on it with your knees together. If you go in too soon and they send you "home", just go shopping or out to eat.
Depends disposable underwear are your friend for that long road trip. :-)
I have two hospitals where I live but I don't want to deliver there.
My birth center is 1.5 hours away. I go every week for an appointment on Thursday/Friday and end up staying the weekend with our friends who live in the same city. I'm on semi bedrest until next Thursday, where I'll be 37 weeks. I really hope to make it that long because the birth center won't take me if I'm any earlier. My DD came at 38 weeks, so I'm thinking of staying at my friends house after 37 weeks.
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Pulmonary parasitism of fowls and animals by a nematode of the closely related genera Cyathostoma and Syngamus is not uncommon. The best known species of these genera is Syngamus trachealis, which causes gapeworm disease of domestic pheasants and chickens. This parasite invades the trachea and bronchi and causes a peculiar stretching of the neck accompanied by a yawnlike opening of the beak; sometimes the worms are expelled in a tenacious mass of mucus. If the infestation is extreme, death may be caused by exhaustion or, less often, by asphyxiation.
According to the available literature, infestation of man by Cyathostoma has not been reported. A pair of forked worms recovered from the sputum of a woman residing in St. Lucia, West Indies, were figured and described by Leiper1 as a new species of the genus Syngamus. The animal host of this nematode has not been found; furthermore, a report of
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Gold can provide a rush that has nothing to do with commercial greed—and can have an esthetic value not subject to the vagaries of the American dollar. Even before the decline of the greenback, many U.S. cultural institutions found that when they displayed artifacts of gold, attendance records also glittered. New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, mining this vein, mounted a 1973 show titled simply "Gold," which featured Fabergé eggs, then followed it in 1975 with dazzling Scythian relics from Russia, in 1977 with gold from Rumania and last year with the king of shows: Tut.
Across Central Park, the American Museum of Natural History also struck gold at the turnstiles in 1977 when it assembled a stunning array of Peruvian artifacts. (Still traveling, it opens next month in Seattle.) Currently the museum is displaying "The Gold of El Dorado," the first major showing outside of Latin America of ancient gold from Colombia. The mineral-rich Andean country was a prime source of bullion during the time of the Spanish conquistadores and today is still the major producer in South America. Colombian natives placed no monetary value on the shining metal. It was apparently so abundant that just about everybody had some, and was not—as in the neighboring Inca, Aztec and Mayan civilizations—reserved for religious purposes or the vanity of the ruling classes. The Colombians admired it not only for its luster but also for its malleability, and often used their inexhaustible supply for tweezers, fishhooks and many kinds of tools. Some viewers may be disappointed by the resultant lack of grandeur in many of the exhibited works. But with more than 500 golden objects on display—some over 1,500 years old—there is plenty to pique anyone's interest.
Besides the seemingly standard necklaces and bracelets, there are distinctive earrings and nose ornaments, some quite uncomfortable-looking (one that was attached to the nostrils is over 16 inches long). More bizarre pieces include the Indians' cocaine paraphernalia (they chewed rather than sniffed), a sheath one prince used in place of a fig leaf and a clay mannequin with enough bright metalwork to shame any Rodeo Drive regular. In New York through March 18, the show then travels to Chicago, San Francisco and New Orleans. The metal on the exchanges may provide more dizzying day-to-day action, but the Gold of El Dorado is eternal.
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After hearing stories from several active duty and retired military servicemen, the students at the Stewart Head Start marched in a parade waving flags and saluting their guests.
"We owe a lot for our freedoms," said teacher Paula Laumann. "We want them to develop a true appreciation for our country and for the men and women who serve."
The children, ages 3-5, sang "Happy Birthday" to the Marine Corps, which marked its 245th year Tuesday.
Although they may not have completely grasped the concept of Veterans Day, Ret. Col. Jack Osborn was happy to attend the children's ceremony.
Osborn told them how he served in the Navy during World War II and the Korean War, then joined the California Army National Guard.
"We veterans are keeping their country free," he said. "We can't keep doing that because we get too old. We have to have young ones to take our place."
The highlight of the day was a tour of the National Guard's load handling system, a large truck and trailer used to haul heavy pieces of equipment.
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"I like that truck," Alex Barr Jr., 6, declared after touring the cab.
"I like the back of it," Lance Hornman, 4, added as they ran back to play on the trailer.
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Tennessee's most recent commitment was like other people from Gainesville, Florida - he didn't go into his visit to Knoxville with an open mind.
That apparently changed.
Gainesville High athlete Trevarris Saulsberry admitted Monday that he never pictured himself in the Orange and White of Tennessee until he took a visit to Knoxville and fell in love with Rocky Top.
Saulsberry decided Sunday night to make his intentions known - that he wanted to become a Tennessee Volunteer. He called his recruiter Eric Russell and informed him of the good news.
"I told Coach Russell last night I wanted to be a Volunteer," Saulsberry told Scout.com Monday. "He was excited about the news but told me that I had to talk to Coach Dooley and that had to be Monday morning."
Saulsberry called Coach Russell back on Monday morning around 10 a.m., and this time he got the chance to talk personally to Derek Dooley.
"Coach Russell handed the phone to Coach Dooley, we spoke for a while and then I told him I wanted to be a Vol," Saulsberry said. "He then told me he was ready for me to get up to Tennessee and become a part of the UT family."
Saulsberry said it was the new Tennessee coaching staff that changed his previous thoughts of the UT football program.
"I went into my visit with a closed mind," Saulsberry said with a laugh. "I thought to myself there is no way I'm going to like it up there. I grew up in Gainesville. I loved the campus, I loved the coaching staff and just fell in love with Rocky Top."
According to Saulsberry, the Tennessee coaches plan on using him in several different positions at the next level.
"I love the defense they play," Saulsberry said. "They are telling me that they will play me all over on the defensive front. That excites me."
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An international sensation, The Hypnotist is set to appear in 37 countries, and it has landed at the top of best-seller lists wherever it's been published—in France, Holland, Germany, Spain, Italy, Denmark. Now it's America's turn. Combining the addictive power of Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy with the storytelling drive of The Silence of the Lambs, this adrenaline-drenched thriller is spellbinding from its very first minute.
Tumba, Sweden. A triple homicide—all the victims from the same family—captivates Detective Inspector Joona Linna, who demands to investigate the grisly murders, against the wishes of the national police. The killer is at large, and it appears that the elder sister of the family escaped the carnage; it seems only a matter of time until she, too, is murdered.
But where can Linna begin? The only surviving witness is the boy whose mother, father, and little sister were killed before his eyes. Whoever committed the crimes intended for this boy to die: he has suffered more than 100 knife wounds and lapsed into a state of shock. He's in no condition to be questioned.
Desperate for information, Linna sees one mode of recourse: hypnotism. He enlists Dr. Erik Maria Bark to mesmerize the boy, hoping to discover the killer through his eyes. It's the sort of work that Bark had sworn he would never do again—ethically dubious and psychically scarring. When he breaks his promise and hypnotizes the victim, a long and terrifying chain of events begins to unfurl.
A number-one best-selling international sensation sure to please fans of Stieg Larsson and Henning Mankell, The Hypnotist is the first novel in a series. With its pulse-pounding hooks and twists, it announces a stirring new contribution to the annals of crime fiction.
©2009 Lars Kepler (P)2011 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
"Soon there will be Stieg Larsson crime fiction people and Lars Kepler crime fiction people: I'm hereby in the latter camp." (Kurt Andersen, New York Times best-selling author)
Would change just about everything in this book as it the plot was so confusing.
Think I won't be reading a thriller for a while and try just fiction.
Had no real favourite scene. Found many of them to be rather gruesome.
Don't think would bother as did not enjoy the storyline.
Will not purchase another book by this author.
"One of my new favorite authors"
Definitely. Although being American it was difficult to adjust to all the names, the book completely held my attention
Excellent book
"Dark, dreary and demented, is anyone normal there?"
An interesting story, or stories, which seem to war over whether or not hypnosis is good or evil, but never answer the question with any support. Everyone seems flawed and even depraved, and unhappy--all seems gloomy. It makes you feel that Sweden is some subterranean habitat that drives its tortured inhabitants crazy. And even the doctors who treat them are delusional and misguided. Somewhat more ghoulish that necessary for the premise, that aspect didn't enhance it. The narrator was in general good, in my opinion, but he did tend to apply cartoonish voices to some characters; and often it was difficult to tell the difference between his male and female narrations.I probably wouldn't read this author again, although he is indisputably talented, and it is even riveting, in a somewhat zig-zag manner. It is too difficult to relate to a story where there is no "control", no protagonist with whom you can relate. Everyone seems very over the top.
Who needs the mall?
"Wait, what?"
Yes. It was a good book at an excellent price. It's a shame the ending was ridiculous.
If he's written other mysteries, I would give at least one of them a shot.
Benjamin's voice came across as terribly annoying. Benjamin himself was terribly annoying, but the author couldn't pull off the stupid teen angst angle.
I sent a copy to my friend.
The first three quarters of the book was terrific. Great murders, great twists. Not enough detail on the main character's marriage problems, his relationship with his Father in law, or how things would work out for the family. The ending is not believable or satisfying. You have been warned!
"Swedish version of "Pulp Fiction""
This story had a "map" and then the window was rolled down and out it went! While I love good twists and turns in my mysteries - I don't like being 180'ed during a tense portion of the story. Present, Past, present, side story, Pokemon characters. Blood, guts, drugs, lots of cursing and crazy on crazy and more.
This reminded me of a Swedish version of Pulp Fiction. Too bad there wasn't a dance scene with Travolta and Thurman.
I'm a huge fan of YA (in which I also dabble), Sci-fi, Fantasy, Mystery, Thrillers, Historical fiction with a smattering of nonfiction.
"Another psycho twisty mystery"
If you like mysteries, absolutely check out the unique voice and the encrypted mystery/events at the heart of this chilling detective story.
Yes, it kept unfolding into new areas of discovery, so you could never predict the direction of the next surprise.
steady, raspy, quality
Not sure about this...
"Wow. What a read!"
This is one of the best horrer mystery stories I have ever read. It involves a psychiatric hypnotist and his family . It unfolds creating great curiosity about what could possibly happen next. The characters are very vivid and the action supurb. This will go on my "read again" list.
"Couldn't finish this book."
I couldn't finish this book. The main characters are mawkishly drawn, oozing feeling that doesn't cohere or compute. The big flashback seemed structurally maladroit, and that's where I checked out. The detective is worth following, but the story loses him while the others whine endlessly and fecklessly.
"Creepy and unsatisfying"
I found all the characters in this mystery to be flat and unlikeable and the storyline unrealistic and unnecessarily yucky. It seems to be one of those mysteries written with the movie screen in mind; who knows, it might make a better film than a book if the actors could make the characters come to life a little.
Wow! I am so excited at having won this book. I won the paperback ARC from First-Reads on GoodReads. I am looking forward to reading it, even if it seems a little more bloody than my usual wimpy fair. Thank you!
* * * (Several months later, when I finally had the nerve, and the need to escape NaNoWriMo):
GRIPPING! From the minute I started reading, I couldn't stop. I did at one point have to go to sleep. It is the kind of book that once it was bedtime and I knew I couldn't finish within the hour, I had to find a lighter book to fall to sleep with. Once awake this morning I knew I couldn't leave my room until I finished.
No, as I stated up at the top, this isn't my kind of novel. Blood and gore is involved. Not that I mind blood. I just don't like someone causing bleeding without a surgeon involved helping heal the person who's bleeding.
"Lars Kepler is a pseudonym for a literary couple who live in Sweden." They built a fascinating story. There are so many threads of subplots branching out. About the time you think it should all be finished, and you take a deep breath, you find you have barely passed the middle of the book.
I am still panting, but do feel the all the threads resolved. A well-done story. Kudos to the authors.
Oh, I listened to the Audible version while reading the Advanced Reader's Copy. That made it easier on my eyes. The narrator, Mark Bramhall, was excellent!
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