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That was good.
I worked in the Pentagon right after Lewinsky left. I was in her old office by the Joint Staff and spoke to folks there. They said she had absolutely NO idea how Microsoft Word worked, much less what it even was.
Your post reminded me of that conversation.
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Diocese asks U.S. Supreme Court to hear case involving confessional seal
The diocese of Baton Rouge has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a Louisiana Supreme Court decision that a priest may be compelled to testify as to what he heard in the confessional in 2008 concerning an abuse case.
The legal step is the latest in a case involving Fr. Jeffrey Bayhi, pastor of St. John the Baptist Church in Zachary, La., and the sanctity of the seal of confession.


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Edtv (1999)
Whitaker: One more word out of you, Cynthia, and you're fired.
Cynthia: Oh, and which word would that be? Asshole? Shithead?
Bill Maher: Okay, since we have Ray Pekurny on the panel today, we thought we'd talk to him about his book. It is called "My Brother Pissed On Me." Is that a metaphorical title or did he really piss on you?
Ray Pekurny: I put it- I put it in the book.
Bill Maher: Okay, then. Well, I'll be honest, I haven't read it, because, frankly, it sounds kind of stupid.
Ray Pekurny: You know, how many chances do guys like you and I get?
Ed: I don't know.
Ray Pekurny: That's right, you don't know.
Cynthia: We don't even have money in our budget for coffee filters. We're using a yarmulke!
Ken: Of course I stopped payment on the plugs, you gave me DOLL'S hair!
John: Look, Ed, you put *anybody* on television sixteen hours a day, and sooner or later they're going to fall off a table and land on a cat.
Panel member: A joyous celebration of boobery, that's what it is.
Al: I'm gonna go take a piss. Wish me luck.
Ed Pekurny: Where's Ma?
Al: She's in the kitchen. I'd yell for her but... I'd die.
Al: How about sex?
Ed: I'm sorry, Al, but I'm gonna have to pass. And it's not an age thing, 'cause you are still a handsome man.
Shari: He is a bad lay. And I mean *bad*.
Whitaker: Cynthia, another word, and you may consider yourself fired.
Cynthia: Uh-oh. Can you gimme a hint? What word? Uh, *asshole*? *Shithead*? Is that - I bet that - is that one word or two though? I never can remember that. Shithead.
Al: Don't blame your mother, I was irresistible!
[talking about Ed's dad]
Ed: He cheated on you?
Ed's mother: Well, he had medical problems, he said the woman he was with was a nurse.
Ed: And you believed him!
Ed's mother: Well, she had white shoes.
Ed: So does Grandma! So does Sahquille O-Neil!


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Just imagine if you put all the amazing music Cardiff has to offer on one street over one weekend. There would be Rock, Reggae, House, Folk, Blues, Funk, Hip Hop, Jazz, Disco, Swing, Metal and everything in between…
Promoters, labels and bands would all work together in some Utopian display of solidarity to show the rest of the country that Cardiff is absolutely buzzing.
Well sod dreaming, we did it! August Bank Holiday weekend 2014 saw over 150 bands play across 11 venues on Womanby Street – The heart of Cardiff's blossoming live music quarter!
We're already planning next year's event, so if you're involved in music, arts, performance, or you think you'd like to get involved in any way, shape or form, we'd genuinely love to hear from you! Whether you're a band, artist, DJ, promoter, label, or whatever else, simply visit our website and let us know how you'd like to get involved.
If like us, you missed out on Glastonbury tickets this year, and you're finding yourself sneering at those lucky bastards that get to watch the sunrise from the stone circle, go insane in Shangri La, and not watch Kanye West or anyone else on the Pyramid Stage, fear not!
As always, this June we've got you covered! For five whole days and nights we'll be transforming The Full Moon and The Moon Club in to "We're Not Worthy Farm"! As we pay homage to some of our favourite areas, we're booking some of the finest acts from around the country, and making our very own Glastonbury Festival lineup with a fraction of the budget – for a fraction of the price!
We'll be announcing more details, including lineups, special events and much, much more – VERY soon! But in the meantime, if you'd like to get involved, please don't hesitate to get in touch. This year we'll have a new Greenfields area too, so we're on the lookout for cabaret, comedy, jugglers, masseurs, markets, food pop-ups, craft stalls, and anything else that might fit!
If you're interested in joining the festivities, you can reach us on firstname.lastname@example.com]]>
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Weekend tickets £20adv, available from The Full Moon, Fuel, Spillers Records, Wegotickets, & Seetickets.com]]>
Didn't get a ticket for Glastonbury? Don't worry, we've got your back…
For the 3rd year running Glasnost Festival is here to bring you 5 days of music, art, literature, film, and party. Set across The Full Moon, The Moon Club, and Womanby Street, we boast the best alternative there is to the real thing, so forget about watching the poorly produced highlghts of Dolly Parton on TV, come get a taste of Glasnost and bring your camping chair!
Here's the first wave of acts to be announced at this year's GLASNOST FESTIVAL!
Tickets: http://www.seetickets.com/
January is upon us! And as a massive thankyou to all you lovely people who support us all year round, by buying tickets, coming to gigs and getting pissed, we've lined up an entire month of FREE ENTRY gigs!
Here's what we've got lined up for you lovely, lovely people this January!
Sat 4th
The Full Moon & The Moon Club: SAFE Foundation All-Dayer
(LOADS of acts! Check the event for full details: www.facebook.com/events/
Sun 5th
Moon Club: Brothers + Estrons + Stalin's Street Party
Mon 6th
Moon Club: Albatross Archive + Maddie Jones + Karedig
Tue 7th
Moon Club: Redmoth + Sentient + Hark! A Shark! + Breathe in Silence
Wed 8th
Full Moon: The Electric Cwtch (FFA Open Mic)
Moon Club: Fingertrap + Sera + Ellie Makes Music
Thu 9th
Full Moon: Pi & Hash Music present : The Rum Puppets / Black Cohosh / Version 1.1 / Sinead O'Neill / Stew Hume
Moon Club: Set Aside + Scream The Headlines + Montrose + Led By Lions
Fri 10th
Full Moon: Mixalydia
Moon Club: Iroha + Free Nelson Mandoomjazz + Masts
Moon Club (Late): WOMP
Sat 11th
Full Moon: Five Dollar Shake: Acts TBA
Moon Club: Quiet Marauder + My Name is Ian + Francesca's Word Salad + Dan's People
Moon Club (Late): Back to Basskicks
Sun 12th
Moon Club: Acoustic Fingerstyle Special : Luke Bennet + Evan Graham + Dewi Griffiths + Joe Silva + Nathan Treadgold + Sam Humphreys
Mon 13th
Moon Club: Godbomber + Mook + Orbits + Blessed Santa Muerte
Tue 14th
Moon Club: Bluebox Promotions Presents: Your Gold Teeth / My Name is Ian / Jack Barnett
Wed 15th
Full Moon: The Electric Cwtch (FFA Open Mic)
Moon Club: I am Hope + Ceaser's Rome + Oh Captive
Thu 16th
Full Moon: Strange Daze: Wet Paint + Milestone
Moon Club: Zinc Bukowski + Bill Haven + Deformed, Pulsing, Vibrating + The Cosmic Nod
Fri 17th
Full Moon: MC Xander / Redlox & Fatneck
Moon Club: Jake Morley + Sion Russell Jones + Phil King
Moon club (Late): WOMP
Sat 18th
Full Moon: Blue is Black + Soap
Moon Club: Dirty Revolution + Stereoripe + Dragon Era
Moon Club (Late): Before Diana Died 1990s Cassette Party
Sun 19th
Moon Club: The Weekend Arrows + Animal Brothers + Junk DNA + The Black Arrows + Deadlines
Mon 20th
Moon Club: To Catch a Killer + We The Deceiver + Cut to the Chase + Virtue in Vain + Brookland Terrance
Tue 21st
Moon Club: Tree of Wolves + Tarsiers + Civil Foes + Dorian Grey
Wed 22nd
Full Moon: The Electric Cwtch (FFA Open Mic)
Moon Club: Manpanics (Album Launch Party) + The St Pierre Snake Invasion + The Plainviews
Thu 23rd
Full Moon: Strange Daze: Old Samuel + Cobalt Sons
Moon Club: Resurrection + Outrage CC
Fri 24th
Full Moon:Tankus The Henge
Moon Club: Archean Soundtrack + Jugganote + Paint Happy
Moon Club (Late): WOMP
Sat 25th
Full Moon: T//Alan
Moon Club: Inc.A + Iron Eye + Tattsyrup + DJs til late
Sun 26th
Full Moon: TINAPA
Moon Club: The Wave Pictures + Karedig + Craig Kierce
Mon 27th
Moon Club: Dimensions + Homoh + Culver
Tue 28th
Moon Club: Howl + The Bright Young People + Clay Statues + Love Bazaar
Wed 29th
Full Moon: The Electric Cwtch (FFA Open Mic)
Moon Club: Doctor Nut + more TBA
Thu 30th
Full Moon: Strange Daze: Ten Year Trip + Spicer + When Elephants Attack
Moon Club: Savage Nomads + Morning Smoke + Totem Terrors
Fri 31st
Full Moon: Junior Bill & The Scallies
Moon Club: FFA Closing Party: Johnny Cage & The Voodoogroove + Barrio Populo
Cardiff Council's popular band competition The Big Gig returns in July in association with Nation Radio and Under Construction Festival. The competition has already helped to launch many of South Wales' most popular acts during the first two years of the competition and many have gone on to appear at Swn Festival or be listed in the South Wales Echo's top 40 new bands list.
This year's finalists feature an array of some of South Wales' finest acts:
Ardie Collins- Quirky Singer songwriter Ardie was a breath of fresh air for our shortlisters. Armed with songs with titles such as "Brevity is not my strong point", he once released 365 songs on you tube in a year! He describes his style as "shouty folk and despicable whimsy" and who are we to argue?
Fjords – Fjords have come a long way since making the final in 2011. As they have grown in confidence their sweeping 80s tinged electro-indie sound has developed, winning them many new admirers including Football superstar Gareth Bale!
Howl- If you like your music LOUD you'll love Howl. This pair of dirty blues rockers look and sound like they have just been in a fight with the White Stripes and Dr Feelgood over a bottle of whiskey and come off worst. Not for the faint hearted.
Jam With Robina- If you can think back to a simpler time, to a time before the dawn of man, when druids roamed the earth and Prog rock was popular, then perhaps you can Imagine the mystic rural acoustica of Jam With Robina. These boys are so good they may even revive the genre!
Maddie Jones- soulful and feisty singer songwriting from a rising star who mixes gypsy, folk and jazz music and produces bombastic and brilliant live performances.
The Undivided – These Abergavenny Alt Rockers have more hooks than a ship full of pirates and aren't afraid to use them. Their huge anthemic style has already won them many fans as they tour the UK and record their first album.
For more information, please click HERE]]>
Right now, for a limited time only, get your 5 day festival wristband for £10, we ain't joking, they're gonna go quick…
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Cardiff Council's popular band competition The Big Gig returns in July in association with Nation Radio and Under Construction Festival. The competition has already helped to launch many of South Wales' most popular acts during the first two years of the competition and many have gone on to appear at Swn Festival or be listed in the South Wales Echo's top 40 new bands list.
The Big Gig competition is open to all bands in the South Wales area with the closing date for entries Friday, June 17th. The competition consists of two sections, for over and under 18s. The finals will take place at The Moon Club in Womanby Street during the first week of July.
The adult bands final will take place on Monday 1st July, with the under 18s on Wednesday 3rd July and the Grand Final on Friday July 5th.
This year the winner of the competition will win a package of prizes designed to help them develop their career. The winner will receive recording time at Cardiff's famous Music Box Studios with top producer Charlie Francis (who has worked with 'REM' and produced last year's Welsh record of the year by 'Future of the Left'). They will also win a place on the Welsh Music Federation's Masterclass course, a place on Womanby Street's new Hub Festival in August and entry to 'Swn Festival' in October. All finalists will have the opportunity to receive air play and recording time at Nation Radio.
Judges of the Grand Final will include John Rostron, of The Welsh Music Federation and founder of Swn Festival, Dave Owens, respected music critic of the South Wales Echo, Est Wilkinson former manager of Coldplay, Ashli Todd manager of Spillers Records, DJs from Nation Radio and Heather Brown of Cardiff Council.
Under 18 bands will compete in a pre competition across Cardiff's Youth Centres during the week starting 25 June. This will be run by Under Construction Festival, an organisation made up of teenagers from Cathays Youth Centre. The best six will make it to final's week.
The six best over 18's will be selected directly from entries received by Cardiff Council. The deadline for adult applications will close on Friday 14th June. To enter either section of the competition fill in the application form available to download on www.nationradio.com. Send your application, plus 2 MP3s of your music to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please read the competition rules carefully and ensure you are available on the dates stated.
Alternatively, download and fill in the application form and enclose a two track CD demo to:
The Big Gig Competition, Events Team, Executive Suite 1, Level 3, Motorpoint Arena, Mary Ann St, CF10 2EQ


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The Most Hardcore Supreme Fans Sound Off on Style and Life
Meet the kids who camp out overnight at Supreme's OG downtown location, hoping to get their mitts on some of the brand's insanely coveted, limited edition stock.
Meet the kids who camp out overnight at Supreme's OG downtown location, hoping to get their mitts on some of the brand's insanely coveted, limited edition stock.
Eva Mendes claimed the notoriously comfortable leg coverings were the number one cause of divorce in America, which led to the traditional three-day internet firestorm.
Here's a formula for a minimalist ad campaign that is gaining steam in the fashion world: Take an unknown photograph from a famous photographer and stick your logo on it.
Diese Herrschaften leben unseren Traum und verbringen ihr Leben in Jogginghosen.
Which is tricky when the only clothes the Lord has offered them for the best part of 20 years are frumpy black tunics.
Check out these models as they stare into the cardio-vascular abyss.
As celebrity culture takes over, fashion's focus has shifted from the catwalk to the front row. i-D looks into the history of style and drama in the industry's most coveted seats.
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Question: What Do You Do With Your 'Read' Books?
It's inevitable. Anyone who's been a reader for any amount of time accumulates books, and this is doubly true if you're a blogger. My shelves aren't as overcrowded as they once were since e-galleys have become the norm, but physical advanced review copies (ARCs) are still common, not to mention the titles that I purchase for myself, and those that I win from giveaways. Unless a novel is a personal favourite of mine, I rarely re-visit it twice, so eventually I run out of room, and must clean house.
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I do almost the same thing. I'm still clearing out books. Some series I started collecting, especially in hardcover and now I now longer collect as it became to expensive or the series is no longer a favorite. Those I offer to fellow readers first and then donate.
I have to say, I never recycle, they all get donated in one way or another. My favorite thing to do is take them to a used book store and ask them to add the credits to one of their customers that may be financially unable to buy many used books. I trust the folks at the store to be honest about that.
As reading is a passion I love sharing with other readers!!
That is a great idea of giving your credits away at the used book store. I wish my used bookstore was still open, but it closed down when the lady retired. I miss that place.
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My writing group brings in gently used books and we swap in/out. I do the same with my girlfriends. I usually have a bag/box of books in the car and when I'm carpooling my friends' children I'll drop some books off…and often pick up a few from friends as well. And I'll donate to our library. I don't think I could ever throw out a book. I have a hard enough time removing them from my Kindle 🙂
If they aren't "Felicia" loved then I donate them to either a hospital, shelter, or nursing home. If they are "Felicia" loved then I let me friends take them or I take them to half-priced books where they pretty much take any condition. I am about to do a second sweep through my books and get really hard nosed about what I want to keep because I am having a garage sale in June!
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I guess I mostly stash mine in boxes and boxes and boxes..lol. I really need to find out what to do with them. I have been trying to do a spreadsheet of all my books and even the ones I haven't read if I don't think I am going to ever read them to put them and the read ones in boxes and either do some giveaways or find places to donate them too. Something I need to research and see what is available in my area.
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I go through all those channels too. Then, before the last resort of recycling, I post them to http://www.BookMooch.com, an a online book swap, of sorts. I say "of sorts" because it's not always a one for one swap and you don't have to have a book to get a book, as long as you have points from previous swaps.
You post your inventory and an automatic process matches your inventory with a "moocher" who has those books on their wishlist. An automatic email is generated if a match is found.
The only downside is that you pay for mailing to the moocher but I find that it comes back to me in international (non-US) mooches or in bundles (which some people prefer).
You mean you get rid of books? Gasp! Actually, I wish that I was better at this, but it's so hard to part with books. I am a terrible book hoarder. I have five floor-to-ceiling bookcases and many, many boxes of books.
*Whispers* Don't worry, Precioussss. I would never give you away. *pets books*
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I have been told by many non-blogger that I should sell the hard copy audiobooks that I get. I just couldn't bring myself to do so, just didn't seem right.
As a matter of fact I am running a giveaway for some audiobooks on CD that were review copies right now!
Thanks for the heads up on the discussion challenge, going to check that one out.
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So far everything is in boxes, and once I get my new apartment and set up the library room, I'll see what all fits, how I'll get all the shelves assigned and then we'll see what will go to the storage unit in boxes… I might donate some books to the library and such.
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Sounds about right. The school I work for has a book recycling program for textbooks and I've been known to chuck a few of my lost souls in there as well. If I won't be re-reading the book and no one I know wants a copy, it's really the best thing to do. Otherwise it just sits in a box and that's just very unproductive all around – especially those ARC copies that you can't sell or donate, but ended up being stinkers. I'm lucky to have a HUGE library with 10 full sized bookcases. But that means when I clean house, I have a lot to clean out.
I tend to keep anything I would rate a 4+ or if they are part of a series/author that I have kept because of other 4+ books in that group (and yes I do have a few that I kept just because they were soooo pretty). Anything else non-ARC gets brought to school/work and I donate them to our library for their book sales.
The ones I know my girls will read later on I save, the rest I either donate or do a giveaway for. I just don't have the space to keep them all, which is why I love kindle books so much. I don't have to worry about it, just delete it off my kindle and save it to the cloud!
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I never get rid of my print books. They are my treasure! To be honest I do not own them THAT much yet, so maybe I will think differently after 10-15 years. But at the moment I keep all my "read" books I own in print. I would give some away on my blog occassionaly but otherwise I keep all the books for myself 🙂
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I fully admit to having recycled a book or two as well Carmel, you're not alone! A friend of my mother-in-law does a lot of work with underprivileged kids, and she is always first in line to take books I'm looking to get rid of. I love knowing they're going to a good home! There are of course hundreds more that I hoard like a dragon with his treasure, but I can't help it:)
All finished copies go to the library, unless I know someone who wants a particular book.
I put most of my ARC's up on the ARCycling website once a month or pass on to other bloggers who would like to review the tile.
I just threw my first few books into the recycling bin this year. Man that was painful at first! I thought someone would find out and come to my house and punish me. lol
I used to own many books, but when I moved here I couldn't bring many of them, I just shipped a box with my favorites and the shipping of that box was freaking expensive. I think it would have been cheaper to buy them new. The rest I gave to family and friends and what they didn't want I donated to my local library. Since living here 98% of my books are ebooks, so I don't have many physical copies… Still I have enough to fill couple of bookcases. When I'm done reading them… I pet them, admire them and lend them to my friends if they want them… but they always come back to mama… My precious… 🙂
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I hate to say it, but this is one reason I like ebooks–no storage problems 😉 For print books, I used to do giveaways from time to time, but now I donate to places like charities, organizations and libraries. I don't miss the days of student textbooks and figuring out what to do with those 😉 I have sold some books to used bookstores but mostly for fiction. Oh, and I still keep in touch with my Chapters/Indigo colleagues so I'll drop by with some books for them on occasion, too, which they always appreciate.
I shouldn't even be answering this question, I have just a few hard copies. Most of my library is digital. I did get a huge box of books at RT last year and I just gave them away to friends. I can't imagine your library…Both physical and digital!
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I've had to put some in recycling before too, but I do try and donate a lot of them to the library so they can sell them and get money back for themselves. I have sold some at Half Price Books before too. I also like giving books away to friends and family when I can – share the love!
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It's pretty bad. The amount of books I have overflowing in my bookcase. I love reading and I love my books but I don't have it in me to give my books away. It's only recently that I've been thinking about finally making some space in my bookshelves and either give away some of my books to fellow bloggers or donate some to libraries. That being said, the idea of parting with my books is just too sad to think about for long. Great discussion post Carmel 🙂
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Oh that is a most difficult question! I still hoard 99% of mine. Though every once in awhile I do go through them and will either host giveaways, donate them to the library or book drive if one is happening or sell them somewhere. But generally? I just keep them all and hoard them! LOL! It stinks for I still live at home and my room has been exhausted with shoving bookcases in. One is even in my closet and I've done multiple "reorganzings" so now that 3/4 of my top closet shelf holds more books that cannot fit on the shelf.
Plus, I have taken one shelf of a bookcase in our family room and another case in our basement family one, I've taken over as well. It's hard. I've gotten lots of signed books, so naturally those will never leave. But then there are other titles that I know I loved. I have wayyyyyy too much that re-reading is never possible, but I still treasure each and every book I've read. I can remember a piece of two of it, a part that I loved or something and I smile.
All I can hope is that whenever I do move out and my future BF/hubby won't mind my hoarding/addiction. If not, that's gonna be a problem! LOL! Plus there will be a whole home to decorate with bookcases! And hopefully a room where I can finally hang all my bookish posters!
Sorry for the long winded comment as well! This topic really got me talking I guess!
Jessica recently posted…Review–Switched by Amanda Hocking
Every time we move (and we do that every few years) I sell what I don't really love. And I'm trying not to buy as many paperbacks as I used to, which should be easy, but it's not… I'm a sucker for the smell of a book. Sadly, my Kindle just doesn't compare… Great post, Carmel.
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I share as many as I can with family and friends and trade most of them on PaperBackSwap, BookMooch or the local used book store. Unfortunately this doesn't lessen my stock though I do a lot of two for ones, it just rotates my stock.
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I've gotten better about giving away my new review copies on my blog. I hauled 90 books to the library a few weeks ago and I don't want my bookshelf to get crowded again by keeping all of the ARCs and review copies I get.
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I wish I could give away more books, but yes shipping is costly. For that price I can get a new book.
But I give the away to friends, people on FB (there are these buy/sell/give away groups). I have also given away a LOT at the library cos they have this take one leave one table. Seriously by give away ration to take one is like 99/1.
I also sent a huge box to someone two times.
But mostly they stay on my shelf. I wish I knew more readers in my town
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Usually when I have books that I have already read and I don't mean to read again, then I would sell those books to other people who want to read some books (unless they were books that I really enjoyed or I want to keep in my "keepers" pile, then I try to keep those books)!
I'm a hoarder but lately I've been getting books from the library so I just return them when done. I've done the trade and also give to library for their sale.
Kristina D recently posted…Some Thursday Randomness
I keep ALL my books! I think I might have been scarred in my youth, constantly having to move around. Of course books being the bulkiest and heaviest things to move, they're also the first things to go when you need to cut down the load. I've had to say goodbye to shelves and shelves of books over the years, how sad! So now that I have a house and I won't be moving again, I'm hoarding them all.
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I do a variety of things with my read books too. Lately, I get lots of e-books particularly when I'm trying a new author or series so its not as pressing an issue as it could be. However, I still end up with piles of paper copy finished books and arcs that I just can't or don't want to keep. I do all the things that you do with them and still my shelves are jam packed. 😉
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When my mom was alive, I would give them to her and she would pass them around to her friends. I've donated a few boxes of books to the local library but for the most part I keep them all and put them on my bookshelves. I have around 2000 print books on bookshelves and in 2 gigantic boxes in my closet. There are some that I just cannot get rid of or that I have entire series to and I just really want to keep. because one of these days I will have a bigger apartment with more room for double the bookshelves.
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Lately I've been donating mine to my city library. I have a bag that I use to collect my print books I bought or received for review and CD audio books for review and when it's full I drop it off. They love seeing me come in. LOL
I do stick a few back for blog giveaways but since the shipping cost comes out of my pocket I don't do many giveaways anymore since I'm trying to cut down on my out of pocket blogging costs.
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Glad you decided to link up with us, Carmel! I've really been loving all the discussions going on for our challenge!
As far as what I do with my books – the really good ones go in my giveaway/trade stash and the rest go up on Paperbackswap. I often get books for my kids on Paperbackswap, so I don't ever feel like it's a waste to have credits there! And you're right – the idea of recycling makes me cringe (though I know that sometimes that's where the books do end up anyway). 🙂
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I generally do the same as you. I have so many books that unless I think I'm going to read them again / they're keepers, they have to go. I'm a little more active about giving away books; sometimes, I'll bring a box with me when I see friends, or I'll sort out a stack of books I think a specific friend will like and give it to her. For the books I really don't want and don't think I can give away, I usually leave them (in bags) in the car until I finally get around to dropping by the used bookstore.
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Well, I don't buy THAT many physical books… I mean, I must buy like 50 per year but, well, it's not that much. Is it? Naaah. So, anyway, if it's a book/series I love, I will keep it, place or no place for it. Usually what I do, if I REALLY have no space is that I put them in boxes and store them, but I like keeping my favorite books in my room. Also, if a book I own is not one I enjoyed THAT much, I gift it to some friends of mine. 🙂 I wish I could do giveaways like everyone but I don't have a job. Sucks to be a high school student. LOL! Anyway, that's a great question!
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Some fantastic ideas to get rid of books Carmel! Gosh I can definitely relate to book hoarding and overcrowding. I periodically sweep through my shelves and pick out the ones I can bear to get rid of, and often donate it to other readers/bloggers, hold a giveaway or when it gets too overwhelming, donate it to Lifeline Bookfest or the library. The feeling that our books are going to a loved home makes us feel a bit more relieved!
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I used to take my books to a second-hand dealer, but the monetary return was very small and they rarely had anything of interest that I could use store credit for. I finally decided to donate my babies to charity when I have one of my periodic culls. There's not much I'd part with now, though, after several big clearances over the past few years.
I was hoping that my books would be given to people who were unable to purchase books but, unfortunately, I learned that the charity sells them. I remember going to a different second-hand dealer a number of years ago and finding one of my books there! I was so disappointed. I can understand charities needing to raise money to help others, but I wasn't happy about someone else in business benefiting (although I'm a strong supportor of all small businesses). I'm still more comfortable doing this than selling my books, though, in the hope that people in need can enjoy them. Perhaps donating them to a library, as you've mentioned Carmel, would be a better way to achieve this. I sure hope libraries don't go the same way as bricks and mortar bookstores any time soon!
Thank goodness for e-books! I've accumulated nearly 900 and there's absolutely no way of fitting that many printed books into my humble little apartment!
I seem to have turned into a book hoarder somewhere along the way and it's really, really hard for me to part with my books. I've run out of room on my bookcases and have started stacking them on the floor, but still can't bring myself to get rid of any of them. It's a problem, so need to cull my collection soon or I'll start tripping over books! I already have a ton of unused credits on Paperbackswap, so that's not an option. Thinking about holding a contest or two, then maybe take some to the library or Goodwill. It's going to be really hard to choose which ones to let go though because of, you know, the whole hoarding thing….
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I am pretty happy I haven't yet had to decide what to do with my read books, mostly I kept them so far because I am still pretty young and only blogging for two years, which means I haven't yet acquired too much books. And indeed I read a lot of e-books and never received paperback ARC's so far. So far the tactic of buying a new bookshelf still works. Although I have a shelf with books that I migth eventually want to get rid of, but not sure. It feels so harsh to throw them away, but I hardly know any readers in real life to donate them to and I don't know if our library would be happy with english books. I guess I'll cross that bridge when I get there, for now I'll still keep all my books.
I think it's great you let your mom and sister go through your boxes of books you don't want anymore. That sounds like christmas has come early!
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I usually save the books I love in my closet or box of my favorites. I then donate the books to my kids middle school or high school. I also donate to the library too. I only keep my favorites also on my kindle ..I also go through and get rid of those too.
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*gasps* Recycling??? Just kidding. You do what you have to do, right? I usually keep all my physical books. But occasionally I have to clean off my shelves for the sake of space. I either donate them, give them away, or sometimes I take them to my local used book store for credit. And no, I don't use the credit on myself. Well, at least not always. 😉 I do have 3 other avid readers in my household. And they have similar space issues! *haha*
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I hoard them! Well, if I didn't like the book, I do try to sell it or give it away. I'm surprised you have some books that the library doesn't want! We have some drop boxes for better world books where we can unload books we don't want, and also I like to add some to little free libraries that I come across.
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I recently did a HUGE clean-up of all of my physical book copies and now have one shelf of keepers, the rest were split between my cousin and best friend who are just as obsessed with reading as I am, I have previously sold a few copies (that way I can justify buying more books) or donated them to the hospital where I work. I mostly buy books on kindle now so it's so much easier to store without hubby complaining about my book piles 😉
A great post! I'm always curious about what other do.
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To be honest I'm pretty selective with books I buy. If I have books I no longer want, including ARCs, I tend to give them to other people who want to read them. I actually gave a ton of books to my ex-best friend. My shelves now are pretty much just ones I want to keep.
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Well – I've only ever gotten 1 physical arc and it was signed by one of my favorite authors so that baby isn't going anywhere. And I rarely buy books in physical formats unless I love their covers or love the content so much that I'm going to have the authors sign them. So I'm keeping those too. The only exception is really when I win books. Typically I do want to read them, but I don't necessarily need to own them after. In which case, if they're in good shape they go into my giveaway pile for COYER. Otherwise they go to the library. And I recently learned that nursing homes like to get books too, so I'm going to start donating to them from time to time too!
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I think all of your ways of cleaning your shelves are great and I'm sure that there are some out there that will be upset with the recycling idea, but since you've had the behind the scenes look at bookstores, it makes sense. I had no idea that they did that, but it now makes sense when I've seen books without covers at yardsales (I bet they were salvaged from dumpsters and recycling bins of bookstore).
I love these posts by the way.
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I keep the books I will reread. Those stay on my shelf, no matter what. The other books, I bring to school and give away–the YAs stay on my shelf until the end of the year, when I offer them up to my students and the adult books get put in the mailroom.
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There have been a couple of books in the past that were SO old, there was really no use for them. So like you, I recycled them. I do hate doing that though. For the books I want to get rid of, I generally either give them away to family and friends or I donate them to Goodwill.
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as far as paperbacks, whatever doesn't get taken by family gets donated and yeah, sometimes recycled. My ebooks, I deleted from my device and or computer once Im finished with it and don't want to keep.
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On Tap Today: Blizzards are our friends
So the old joke goes that a Wisconsin retiree put a snow shovel in his car and headed south, planning to settle down at the first place someone looked at the snow shovel and asked: "What's that?"
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James Blunt's Actions Speak As Loud As His Words
James Blunt's songs and charitable work have touched millions of people worldwide making his actions and words an immeasurable service to society as a whole.
Perhaps serving in Kosovo as a captain in the British Army gave him perspective. His song, "No Bravery" reflects the pain and misery he experienced in Kosovo, and the lyrics of this song touch the hearts and souls of veterans world-wide. Vietnam Veteran, John Fowler says, "For those who have faced the ravages of combat and who have truly experienced the cruelty of mankind, "No Bravery" expresses the devastation imprinted forever on their very being. His words create an understanding that there are those who know and appreciate their sacrifice."
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