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"I love old-school baseball,and I also love the way people who've spent a lifetime in the game talk about the game. I tried to combine those things in a story of suspense. People have asked me for years when I was going to write a baseball story. Ask no more; this is it." --Stephen King Even the most diehard baseball fans don't know the true story of William "Blockade Billy" Blakely. He may have been the greatest player the game has ever seen, but today no one remembers his name. He was the first -- and only -- player to have his existence completely removed from the record books. Even his team is long forgotten, barely a footnote in the game's history. Every effort was made to erase any evidence that William Blakely played professional baseball, and with good reason. Blockade Billy had a secret darker than any pill or injection that might cause a scandal in sports today. His secret was much, much worse... and only Stephen King, the most gifted storyteller of our age, can reveal the truth to the world, once and for all. This eBook edition features both the cover illustration by Glen Orbik and the interior artwork of Alex McVey from the limited hardcover edition published by Cemetery Dance Publications. From Publishers Weekly (boxed review): A quirky baseball player with a past shrouded in secrecy is the tragic hero of this macabre tale from the dark side of the all-American sport... a narrative steeped so perfectly in the argot of the game and the behavior of its players and fans that readers will willingly suspend their disbelief. As King's fiction goes...a deftly executed suicide squeeze, with sharp spikes hoisted high and aimed at the jugular on the slide home."
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As always Stephen King puts the right mix (or in this case catch)into his stories. ?.a great read......:)by Dave on January 21, 2015
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I love King's work but this one just didn't do it for me. I'm not a sports fan and this one is about baseball which I had a hard time getting into for that reason. I did enjoy the ending, however. ALSO: Instead of getting this eBook, get the eBook The Bazaar of Bad Dreams from Stephen King. It costs around $10 more but it includes Blockade Billy and 19 other great short stories! It's a better deal all-around.by Bailey on January 01, 2016
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Discussion in 'Handguns: Revolvers' started by wolverine_173, Nov 14, 2012.
If so what do you think about it. I have an opportunity to buy a NIB for $275 out the door
I had one a couple of years ago. It was practcial in that it was lightweight, it shot straight and true and it concealed in a pocket holster well. It was an excellent gun and I did not find any flaws in it. I onyl sold it because I realized that I was not a revolver guy. It's a keeper.
I own an old steel mod. 85 It shoots pretty well for a snubbie. I have shot a few of the ultra lights they also shoot well, they do tend to sting a little in the recoil dept. Invest in a Hogue mono-grip and you'll be fine.
I had one, sold it when I moved overseas years ago. Never a single failure attributable to the gun.
Does NOT work well with cheap, heavy, weakly crimped, or unjacketed lead bullet ammo. Those bullets tend to "walk out" under recoil and bind the cylinder.
Recoil is sharp. Fifty hot rounds left my hand a bit sore the next day. All in all, a good CARRY gun, not a a good RANGE gun at all.
Recommend 125 gr standard pressure jhp to carry. The hi-vel 110s use a faster, hotter burning powder that can cause gas cutting to the top strap. 158 gr +p loads are harder to manage rapid fire (especially in a gun with a boot grip and short sight radius) and as mentioned, may cause binding.
As a purely defensive weapon, it's a good buy, ESPECIALLY at that price. Jump on it. Get it, and even if it's not "fun", carry it in good health.
I own one and still currently posses it, never thought once about selling it. Good gun for the price.
I have a Taurus 85SSUL (stainless steel UltraLite). It occasionally rides with or in place of my S&W Model 37. It has the advantage that I'm not worried about shooting +P ammo in it. I have considered trading it for a 3 inch Taurus 85SS, but it's still in the safe.
Sounds like a great price! I paid considerably more than that for mine, but that was before S&W dropped the prices on their J-frames to something more reasonable.
I have an UltraLite model 85 that I've use as a pocket gun when the pocket is big enough. After 4 years, the bluing is just barely polishing away at the sides of the muzzle from pocket holster wear.
My 85UL shoots every time and shoots as accurately as I can make it go. Since I have the hard polymer grips that come with a Crimson Trace LG-185 grip, felt recoil with +P ammo is stout indeed. Standard ammo is less so, and 148 grain wadcutter's almost feel like .22LR in comparison.
Yep, I have the stainless ultralite. I got it in 96 when I got my CHL. I carry it quite a bit rotating with a couple of autoloaders and back up my 3" Taurus 66 with it sometimes. Very accurate and the best DA trigger I've ever felt on an out of the box gun.
its good to hear good things about it. I have been researching on the internet and all i hear is that it is going to break and ill have to send it into taurus.
I realize that every gun manufacture will have problems here and there but from my research it seems like taurus has more problems than most, is this true?
Is there anything inparticular about the taurus 85 ultralite that tends to have problems that i need to watch out for?
Will fiocchi 125gr sjhp bullets work fine? what does the S stand for on the sjhp?
semi jacketed, which usually means a JHP bullet with some lead at the tip area still exposed. Revolver rounds are made this way and are also simply labeled JHP. https://www.google.com/#q=semi+jack...cc69d4870e8cd3&bpcl=38625945&biw=1366&bih=638
I recommend buying the revolver in person so you can check out the basic condition and smoothness of the mechanicals of the gun. Internet purchases increase your odds of getting a bad gun, no matter the brand, since you can't inspect it before you put your money down.
Not that I haven't bought a gun on the net before, I have and all were good except a few little things on one. Yet, in person at gun stores I have run across two in the display case that the gun store should have never put out for sale.
I have an 85 SS2. I looked at the Ultralite versions, and noticed the fit and finish were a bit rougher in general than the standard 85 SS2.
Solid gun. I think I messed mine up, I just sent it in to Taurus yesterday.The cylinder was "backspinning", when the hammer was not cocked. Seems like I recall a hard wack against a steel wall on my way into work. Don't know if that is what did it, or what.. but.. should be a quick repair.
I picked mine up for $289 NIB. Your price is a steal. Grab it.
They feel nice.
what is back spinning
Cylinder was able to spin backwards when it should have been locked.
I have a older SS model 85 that would not be traded for a new s&w j frame. Great older revolver that I carried for 20 years. If you have the skills ease the side cover off and atleast clean it up good , soften all edges on moveing parts and use a light synthetic oil on parts. I added a wolf light hammer spring only so my girls could learn about large cartidges and ened up with a very reliable but scarry light 4 1/2lb DA trigger pull. Just a house gun nowadays.
I had one.
Even though it was the exact wrong gun for my elderly mother, it is what she insisted upon, so I bought it for her as a Mother's Day gift. After she died I used it.
Nice little gun. Too light for my taste. Recoil was prominent and second shots were slow since I couldn't get but two fingers onto the grip.
While it was not to my personal preference, it was a good little gun. Cheap, dependable and a very nice trigger.
It no longer lives at my house because I wanted something else and a buddy wanted a gun to carry on service calls.
BTW, even the most frothing at the mouth Taurus basher will usually admit that the snubbies (the 85 and variants) are good guns.
I have owned one for years. It is a UL 85 w/ gold plated hammer &trigger w/rosewood grips. It also has a comp.(?)built into it's short blr. I use Fed.Nyclad 125gr.jhp in it. I don't carry this often, more of a show piece. Great shooter & great buy. Ya done well! I think you will like it as much as I did mine. You will probably shoot it more than I do mine. Have fun &be safe.
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Do not look at the size of the animal, but more how he is standing.
Would you take a shot with a bow at 25yds?
This is what I was given on staurday.....this is not the animal just a picture I found my bull was standing inbetween two tress?
Do not look at the size of the animal, but more how he is standing.
Would you take a shot with a bow at 25yds?
This is what I was given on staurday.....this is not the animal just a picture I found my bull was standing inbetween two tress?
Very risky shot. I have shot a whitetail from that angle when I was young and dumb, but wouldn't take that shot now. I got lucky once and have learned to give the animal and myself a much better chance
Do not look at the size of the animal, but more how he is standing.
Would you take a shot with a bow at 25yds?
This is what I was given on staurday.....this is not the animal just a picture I found my bull was standing inbetween two tress?
I recently read an article in a bow hunting magazine that discussed frontal shots for elk. The author advised this was an ethical and viable shot to take. Unlike whitetail the frontal shot is a high percentage and often the only shot available when hunting elk.
So, based on the information in the article, some consideration of my own, I'd have to say yes I"d take it.
I recently read an article in a bow hunting magazine that discussed frontal shots for elk. The author advised this was an ethical and viable shot to take. Unlike whitetail the frontal shot is a high percentage and often the only shot available when hunting elk.
So, based on the information in the article, some consideration of my own, I'd have to say yes I"d take it.
Tough call. I personally would pray he'd turn. I love a double lung shot for both rifle & bow. Saying that.....if he didn't turn and it was my only shot.......that is a tough one. I feel very comfortable shooting at 25 yards and can hit a 3-4" circle, with 10 out of 10 arrows. His heart is at least 5-6" wide, if not wider. A well placed arrow in that meaty part between his legs will get into vitals and with every step he will swish that broadhead back and forth, if the arrow doesn't fly all the way through him, which I doubt it will in that big 'Ole Boy. Still tough call.
Goose, I would rather not have shot, then to have taken it and lost him. Good call Friend.
I don't know squat about bow hunting. I'v had three, all recurves and pre aluminum arrows. But as I look at that shot I'd think that it's a fairly small target for an arrow. Miss a little off to either side and your going into a shoulder. Nothing vital in there. That shot would be a gimme for a rifle. if your 25 yds from an elk and he doesn't know your there, wait a bit, he'll probally move.
Now one question. Why would that be a bad shot on a whitetail and not an elk?
Now one question. Why would that be a bad shot on a whitetail and not an elk?
The author based it on size of the animal. It would be a much smaller target to hit on the whitetail.
If the question your struggling with, isin regard to if you could hit the heart than you have no business even considering the shot IMO. I can hit a half dollar 8 shots out of ten with my compound at 40 yards when I am practiced to hunt. Whether i could hit what i am aiming at is absolutely not an issue.
The question I would have is that eyeball looking dead down on me and knowing that when he hears that bow fire he is definately moving one way or another. My question would be will he be there in that exact pose when my arrow gets there. At 25 yards with a good knowledge of the anatomy it would be tough to let that bull walk away. What would make me not take this shot on the animal pictured is he has already seen you, he is fixing to bolt, and if you arent already drawn your never going to be anyhow. I would consider this a poor choice. Honestly i wouldnt take it being a bowhunter has taught me time and time again that the shot I am looking for is a pssthrough both lungs or heart. The lowest chance of screwing this up comes when the animal turns. Obviously hes going to turn at some point. My patience would make or break this hunt. In your case it broke it and theres no foul there. However had you drilled that nice bull and not recovered him, youd be sick right now and possible aim to some serious mudslinging.
One more thing on this and I will shut up. Keep in mind if he moves just slightly either way (less than 3 inches) youre not hitting heart, likely going to give him a single lung wounding or an arrow in the guts. Not the respect full shot you really want to dish out to an animal IMO.
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I've heard it by many hunters over the years, "Never take a frontal shot on a big game animal with bow and arrow." This is a shot most archers, even veterans, shy away from, and I often find myself asking why. If you know your equipment, the anatomy of the animals you're hunting, and more importantly, their behavior under any given situation, then you'll understand why a frontal shot can be effective.
The author depended on a frontal shot to drop this bull.
My last frontal shot came on an African lion. It was bedded, facing me, at 42 yards. The cat had not yet seen me, and my intent was to use the wind and sneak around for a side shot when it stood. Several factors prevented me from reaching this point, which is when I consider taking a frontal shot.
At first I couldn't get a shot due to tall grass, but I repositioned myself and when the cat stretched out it's neck, a window opened. Quickly I reached full draw and seemingly in one motion my BowTech Allegiance sent a broadhead under the cat's chin. The arrow ran the full length of the body and exited near the tail, destroying the atrium and piercing the lungs. It was the perfect angle and the situation was right. The cat went eight yards and died, and we captured it all on film.
On one of my best Rocky Mountain elk, the bull came running to the call. When I saw small tree tops swaying, I reached full draw, and held. When the bull broke from the trees he stopped, looking for the source of the sounds. There was no wind, the sun was in the bull's face and he was obviously not aware of what I was. He stood facing me, and at 24 yards, I put the arrow right in his throat.
The vanes disappeared into his deep chocolate mane. He went 40 yards and collapsed. When field dressing him, I found the broadhead in his pelvis. On the elk, lion and all other animals I've taken with a frontal shot, the blood trail has been immense. Never have I missed a frontal shot, nor had an animal turn on me upon release. This is not a bragging point, rather an example of how the frontal shot can be highly effective when selectively taken.
The key to making a frontal kill shot is being able to hit a small target, under pressure. If you shake at making a lung shot on a broadside animal, then a frontal shot is likely not in the cards. However, if you're drilling animals and have the confidence you can hit a small kill zone, then no longer will a facing animal at close range walk away from you.
I've heard numerous stories of archers who have let big bulls and bucks walk away, despite the fact they were within 15 yards, staring at a hunter who was at full draw. This is where knowing an animal's anatomy is crucial. Where the windpipe goes into the body, there is a soft window of tissues which are great for a broadhead. Avoid shooting too low, beneath the windpipe, as this is where bone and cartilage become a factor.
I use the bottom of the windpipe as a reference to the lowest point at which I'll take a frontal shot, and a few inches above the base of the windpipe as the highest. Above the windpipe there is a narrow margin of neck muscle you can shoot through, prior to hitting the spine. This gives you a shot window of about five inches high by four inches wide on elk, a bit smaller on deer. If this window is not within your comfort zone, then the frontal shot is not an option.
Another factor to consider when evaluating a frontal shot is body position. Ideally, the animal will be on level ground, where an imaginary line can be drawn all the way from the throat to the anus, or at the highest point, the base of the tail. If the animal is below me, where I'm looking at the arrow to exit out the stomach, I won't take the shot. This is because the target entry spot, beneath the throat, is quite small, not because the arrow won't pass through the vitals.
Distance is another key to consider. I won't take a frontal shot beyond 30 yards, simply due to personal preference, but this decision also depends on two other factors. First, I don't want to risk an animal jumping the string or seeing me move, then flee; the closer they are the better. Second, because an animal is facing me, it's likely already on alert (unless I'm sitting on the same trail it's walking up), and this means a quick evaluation of it's next move.
After considering wind, distance, light and angle of the animal, predicting its behavior is the last item on my checklist as to whether or not I'm going to take a frontal shot. This comes from years of hunting experience, and observing how animals behave, both disturbed and at ease. If I sense an animal is on edge, I won't take the shot. If I'm confident I can send a speeding arrow into the kill zone when an animal is facing me, I won't hesitate.
The more time you spend in the woods, the more animal encounters you'll have, the more familiar you'll become with their behaviors. Combine this with educating yourself on the anatomy of your quarry and honing your shooting ability, and the odds of connecting on the frontal shot greatly increase. But one factor you can control that will help make that frontal shot is a fast-shooting bow, one you know will get the arrow to the sweet-spot before the animal has a chance to move.
i did not read all the replys but... outdoor life had a great article on frontal shots and how good a chance it is. but its all about how you feel at that yardage. good luck.
I got something serious to say about this article. I dont take any "I aint buying it" issues with anything the man has said except for the part about string jumping. Its been my experience that the closer the animal is the worse the reaction to the bow. Animals calm at thirty yards are far more like to freeze on the sound of the bow going off whereas one at ten will turn himself inside out trying to dodge the immediate and close danger. His reflection of the whys and hows of the decision not to take the shot past 30 yards leaves me very very suspect of his actual experience in the field.
So what do I got to say thats so serious?
I have been bowhunting for years and killed many many animals with my bows and arrows. I have witnessed over and over again mother nature win out when it comes to Murphys law. If its going to go wrong its going to go wrong in her favor. This shot has such a high amount of what ifs, and could happens, that it makes it a no shot. No one says pumping an arrow in the chest of an animal wont kill it. No, what they say is a lot can go wrong in the process of taking that shot and leave wounded game and head in their hands hunters out there. its not a high percentage shot simple as that.
The fact that major publications are putting the suggestion in your head that the next time your out there you might want to give it a go, tells me a few things.
The editors have come to a point they no longer feel that making a clean confident shot on big game is as important as was once taught.
They feel the public's general ethic has cooled enough to suggest it today. In other words they think far less of your field ethics than they once did.
Its far more important to get that bull than come home empty handed despite the fact that the experience is still as incredible as ever if you dont shoot.
They are running out of things to talk about that interest their readers. 20 years ago they would have thrown this author out on his butt.
Furthermore this magazine and writer have just sealed the fate of hundreds of bulls this year. They have resigned them to close calls with hunters that they escape with woundings and a new found education about hunters.
When Outfoor Life or any major publication goes to changing the rules to sell a magazine, they ought to be removed from the privilage of being in my magazine rack. For the record they made that distinction years ago. Sending the average Joe out the door ready to steady up, read the animals behaivor, and take a crack at that frontal shot is not only irresponsible teaching , but cries of the losing art and pride that used to come with being a bowhunter.
Bottom line the guy says this is a shot with lots of considerations. In other words its not a shot for a beginner or semi skilled woodsman to take. While I can say I have all the skills required to make a solid decision on taking that shot, I still got to say I wouldnt. The animal is going to turn or walk past you, patience is a bowhunters best friend. The broadside will come open more than likely if he hasnt seen you. If not , so be it, he wins today becuase your archery hunting and thats what ethical archers wait for IMO.
I could sling arrows all over the woods rolling the dice each time, personally I choose to kill the animals I shoot at and If I am at full draw with even an ounce of indecision, that arrow doesnt fly. This article has just erased that indecision for litterally thousands of hunters that really dont have a clue as to what all the rules of taking it are.
You'll see them boys on long blood trails scratching their heads this season saying,"I dont know what happened, I hit him just like the article said."
As the years go by ,I find more and more than not everyone should be a hunter. They simply miss the boat when it comes to the respect and privilage it is to be able to recreationally participate in mother nature.
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Why There Are Words Presents "Untoward", October 8, 2015
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Why There Are Words presents presents an evening of readings on the theme "Untoward." Join us on October 8, 2015 at Studio 333 in Sausalito to hear what the following authors find inappropriate, unexpected, inconvenient. Doors open at 7pm; readings begin at 7:15. $10.
Jane Ciabattari is the author of the short story collections Stealing the Fire and California Tales, co-founder of Flash Fiction Collective, National Book Critics Circle vice president/online (and former president), and a columnist for BBC.com and the Lit Hub. Her award-winning stories have been published widely, most recently in 100-Word-Story and New Flash Fiction Review. She studied creative writing at Stanford and, in graduate school at San Francisco State.
Daphne Gottlieb stitches together the ivory tower and the gutter just using her tongue. She is the award-winning author of ten books including the new collection of short stories, Pretty Much Dead. Previous works include Dear Dawn: Aileen Wuornos in her Own Words, a collection of letters from Death Row by the "first female serial killer" to her childhood best friend. She is also the author of five books of poetry, editor of two anthologies, and, with artist Diane DiMassa, the co-creator of the graphic novel Jokes and the Unconscious. She is the winner of the Acker Award for Excellence in the Avant-Garde, the Audre Lorde Award for Poetry, the Firecracker Alternative Book Award, and is a five-time finalist for the Lambda Literary Award.
Jordan E. Rosenfeld is author of two novels and four writing guides, most recently A Writer's Guide to Persistence (Writer's Digest Books) and the brand new novel Women in Red (Booktrope, 2015). Her articles and essays have appeared widely in publications such as AlterNet, DAME, Modern Loss, the New York Times, Ozy, Purple Clover, The Rumpus, Role/Reboot, THIS Magazine, the Washington Post, and many more. She is the creator of Word by Word, a literary radio show on KRCB radio.
Elizabeth Rosner is a bestselling novelist, poet, and essayist living in Berkeley. Her third novel, Electric City (Counterpoint Press), was published in Fall 2014 and named among the best books of the year by NPR. Her acclaimed poetry collection, Gravity (Atelier26 Books), was also published in Fall 2014. Her first novel, The Speed of Light (Ballantine), was translated into nine languages. Short-listed for the Prix Femina, the book won several literary prizes in both the US and Europe, including the Prix France Bleu Gironde; the Great Lakes Colleges Award for New Fiction; and Hadassah Magazine's 2002 Ribalow Prize, judged by Elie Wiesel. Blue Nude (Simon & Schuster), her second novel, was named one of the best books of 2006 by the San Francisco Chronicle. Rosner's essays have appeared in the NY Times Magazine, Elle, the Forward, Hadassah Magazine, and numerous anthologies; her poems have appeared in Poetry, Southwest Review, Another Chicago Magazine, Catamaran, and many others. Her book reviews appear frequently in the San Francisco Chronicle and the Los Angeles Review of Books.
Alia Volz is a Spanish Interpreter raised in San Francisco and educated in Havana. She's written for Tin House, Threepenny Review (Forthcoming 2016), Utne Reader, Huizache, The Rumpus, Narratively, ZYZZYVA and other fine lit rags.
Siamak Vossoughi was born in Tehran, grew up in Seattle, and has lived in San Francisco for twenty years. He has had some stories published in Kenyon Review Online, the Missouri Review, The Rumpus, Washington Square, and Glimmer Train. He is a recipient of the 2014 Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction, for his short story collection entitled Better Than War, published September 2015.
Naomi J. Williams is the author of Landfalls (FSG), which was long-listed for the 2015 Center for Fiction First Novel Prize. Her short fiction has appeared in numerous literary journals, including Zoetrope: All-Story, A Public Space, Ninth Letter, and many others. A five-time Pushcart Prize nominee and one-time winner, she has an MA in Creative Writing from UC Davis. She lives in Davis, CA, and is hard at work on a second novel.
Why There Are Words takes place every second Thursday of the month, when people come from San Francisco, the North Bay, the East Bay, the South Bay–everywhere–to crowd the house. The brainchild of Peg Alford Pursell, this literary goodness has been going strong for five years.
Why There Are Words Presents "Stumbling", September 10, 2015
Why There Are Words
Why There Are Words presents "Stumbling," an evening of readings that slip right into the path of pure fabulousness. Make your way to Studio 333 in Sausalito. on September 10, 2015. Doors open at 7pm; readings begin at 7:15. $10.
Val Brelinski is the author of the debut novel, The Girl Who Slept with God. Born and raised in Nampa, Idaho, the daughter of devout evangelical Christians, from 2003 to 2005, she was a Wallace Stegner Fellow at Stanford University, where she was also a Jones Lecturer in fiction writing. She received an MFA from the University of Virginia, and her recent writing has been featured in VQR and The Rumpus. She received prizes for her fiction from the San Francisco Chronicle, The Charlottesville Weekly, and The Boise Weekly, and was also a finalist for the Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers' Award. She lives in Northern California and currently teaches creative writing at Stanford's Continuing Studies Program.
Jennifer Clover has been a schoolteacher, a health educator, a gemologist and jewelry designer, a bookseller, a veterinary hospital receptionist, and a professional salesperson. Her commitment to writing is the reason she gets out of bed in the morning. She writes short stories, personal essays, and is currently working on a novel and a collection of short stories based on her fourteen years managing the front office of a veterinary eye practice. She has been published in Hippocampus Journal, Persimmon Tree, the San Francisco Chronicle and Lake Journal.
David Corbett is the award-winning author of the writing guide The Art of Character ("A writer's bible" – Elizabeth Brundage) and five novels, including 2015's The Mercy of the Night and its companion novella, The Devil Prayed and Darkness Fell. George Pelecanos of The Wire remarked, "Corbett, like Robert Stone and Graham Greene before him, is crafting important, immensely thrilling books." His short fiction has twice appeared in Best American Mystery Stories, and his non-fiction has appeared in the New York Times, Narrative, Zyzzyva, Bright Ideas, and numerous other outlets.
Rebecca Foust is the recipient of fellowships from The Frost Place, the MacDowell Colony, and the Sewanee Writer's Conference and the winner of the 2014 Constance Rooke Creative Nonfiction Award. Her fifth book, Paradise Drive, won the 2015 Press 53 Award for Poetry and was recently SF Chronicle Review of Paradise Drive in the Sunday edition of the San Francisco Chronicle. She is the Poetry Editor for Women's Voices for Change and an Assistant Editor for Narrative Magazine.
Janis Cooke Newman is the author of the recently released novel, A Master Plan for Rescue (Riverhead). She is also the author of Mary, which was an LA Time Book Prize Finalist and chosen Best Historical Novel of the Year by USA Today, and the author of the memoir, The Russian Word for Snow. She is the founder of the Lit Camp writers conference.
Juan Alvarado Valdivia is a Peruvian American writer who was born in Guadalajara, Mexico and raised in Fremont, CA. He received his MFA in creative writing from Saint Mary's College of California. His fiction and nonfiction have been published in The Acentos Review, Black Heart Magazine, and Label Me Latina/o. His first book, ¡Cancerlandia!: A Memoir was just published by the University of New Mexico Press. He lives in Oakland with his sweetheart.
With an MFA in poetry from Warren Wilson College, a University of Virginia honors thesis on Milton, and a Masters in interaction design, Fran Wilde's career genre-hops from classics, to programming and game design, to speculative fiction. Her first book, the high-flying fantasy Updraft (Tor/Macmillan) has received starred reviews from Publishers' Weekly and Library Journal, and is a Library Journal Debut of the Month and a Publishers' Weekly Fall 2015 Top 10 Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror book. In addition to Updraft and two more novels from Tor, her poetry has appeared in The Marlboro Review, Poetry Baltimore, and Tor.com; her short fiction has appeared in Asimov's Magazine, on Tor.com, and in Nature Magazine. She's taught poetry and writing for the Johns Hopkins CTY Program, at the Baltimore County School for the Arts, Philadelphia Writers' Conference, and at the upcoming Paradise Lost Writers Workshop.
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Why There Are Words Reading April 11: Edge
Why There Are Words Literary Reading Series presents the following award-winning writers reading from their works on the theme "Edge" on April 11, 2013 (during the "cruelest month.") Get down to Studio 333, where you can mix memory and desire, breed lilacs out of the dead land, etc. Doors open at 7 pm & we begin at 7:15. $10. Bring extra cash for books and booze.
Jayne Benjulian's poetry appears in the literary journals The Seattle Review, Zone 3, Sequoia, Verdad, and Barrow Street among others. Her essays and interviews with playwrights and artists are published in magazines, theater playbills, and HowlRound, the online theater zine. She was Fulbright Lecturer in American Language & Literature in Lyon, France, and from 2008-2011, Director of New Play Development at Magic Theatre. She is a graduate of the Warren Wilson MFA Program for Writers.
Claire Blotter writes and performs poetry with movement, sound, and body rhythms. Her work has been published in Barnwood, Gargoyle, the We'Moon Datebooks, California Quarterly, and Canary, among others. She represented San Francisco in poetry slams in the early '90's, placing second in National Team Competitions in Boston and Chicago. Her award winning video documentary, "Wake Up Call: Saving the Songbirds," has been screened in 11 film festivals from Mill Valley to Chicago. She also taught writing and theater at S.F. State University, John F. Kennedy University, Dominican University, and the College of Marin. Her third chapbook, Moment in the Moment House, will be published by Finishing Line Press in early 2013.She teaches in the Independent Study, California Poets in the Schools, and Poetry Out Loud Programs in Marin County.
David Corbett is the author of four novels: The Devil's Redhead, Done for a Dime (a New York Times Notable Book), Blood of Paradise (nominated for numerous awards, including the Edgar), and Do They Know I'm Running (Spinetingler Award, Best Novel—Rising Star Category 2011). His short fiction and poetry have appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies, with two stories selected for Best American Mystery Stories. In 2012, Mysterious Press/Open Road Media re-issued all four of his novels plus a story collection in ebook format, and in January 2013 Penguin published his textbook on the craft of characterization, The Art of Character ("A writer's bible that will lead to your character's soul." —Elizabeth Brundage).
The year she turned 50, Rebecca Foust took a look at her bucket list and realized she needed to get moving. She earned her MFA from Warren Wilson in 2010, the same year her first and second books were published. God, Seed won the Foreword Book of the Year Award and was a finalist for the Massachusetts Book Award. All That Gorgeous Pitiless Song won the Many Mountains Moving Book Prize and was nominated for the Poet's Prize. New poems are in the Hudson Review, JAMA, Sewanee Review, Woman's Review of Books, and Zyzzyva . She also writes book reviews and essays, and she reads fiction as an assistant editor for Narrative Magazine.
Jennifer Gennari is the author of My Mixed-up Berry Blue Summer (Houghton Mifflin Books for Children, 2012), an Association of Booksellers for Children Spring 2012 New Voices title and American Library Association Rainbow List title. Her poems have appeared in Marin Poetry Center anthologies. A graduate of Vermont College of Fine Arts and a former reporter, she lives on a houseboat in Sausalito with her husband and (occasionally) their four daughters.
Laleh Khadivi is the author of The Age of Orphans and The Walking. She is the recipient of a number of prizes and some very excellent teaching and guidance concerning the reading and writing of fiction. Her work has appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle and The Virginia Quarterly Review.
Joshua Mohr is the author of four novels, including Damascus, which The New York Times called "Beat-poet cool." He's also written the novels Some Things that Meant the World to Me, one of O Magazine's Top 10 reads of 2009 and a San Francisco Chronicle bestseller, and Termite Parade, an editors' choice on The New York Times Bestseller List. He lives in San Francisco and teaches in the MFA program at USF. His latest novel is Fight Song, published in February 2013.


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The NBA trade deadline is in two weeks. By the time we go to bed 14 days from now, we'll know whether Danny Ainge was able to pull off a move for any of the assets he's been stockpiling.
But like the conspiracy theorist loading up his bunker for the zombie apocalypse, there's still an expiration date on a lot of those cans. Nothing (except Twinkies) lasts for ever. Ainge and the Celtics are very well set up to make a very amazing offer for a player, but Boston's greatest strength is perhaps its greatest weakness.
Let's take a good look at what the Celtics have, what's available, and what Danny Ainge is facing.
The assets
We know what Boston's assets are. They have "the pick"… Brooklyn's unprotected first round pick this June. We have come to hold that pick in the highest regard, holding out hope that it will become Ben Simmons or Brandon Ingram. "Why trade all these guys for a star when we might just be able to add one through the draft?" we say.
Boston also will very likely have Dallas' pick, which is top-7 protected. The Mavs are currently a playoff team and, considering the bottom half of the West's struggles, are very likely to stay there.
Of course, Boston will have its own first round pick, likely to fall in the late teens or 20's, depending on how the season plays out. Minnesota's pick is top-12 protected so it will likely turn into a couple of second rounders.
The Celtics also, of course, have players. Lots of them. And they are mostly, to a varying degree, good players. This is the order of their value as I see it.
Jae Crowder seems to be the name that comes up the most. He is the most valuable living, breathing "asset" on the Celtics: He's an elite defender who can shoot about the league average from 3, which makes him a serious threat. He's also locked up for the next four seasons after this one on an amazing contract. Almost every team in the NBA would use him… a lot.
Avery Bradley is in the same boat. He's a top notch perimeter defender in a league where perimeter players can't be touched. He can score, hit 3's, and he'll also come cheap.
Kelly Olynyk is a notch below those guys because he's still developing and he's only got one more year left before he becomes a restricted free agent. He's still a stretch-5 and one of the best 3 point shooters in the league. He has a very desirable skill set.
Marcus Smart is another top perimeter defender who is still developing but shows a lot of promise. Will he ultimately be a starter or a back up? I don't know. But he's showing he's learning how to be a scorer and passer while being a big-time defender.
Jared Sullinger is a really good rebounder who can work the post against guys a little (but not a lot) taller than him. His defense is improving, but his shooting is still an issue, and the question of whether he can be a true stretch-4 is yet to be answered. There are always the ever-present conditioning issues, but he's shown he can produce and at least be a good contributor off the bench no matter what. He's a restricted free agent, though, so there's no guarantee a team will be able to keep him beyond this year (depending on the team's cap situation and offer sheet).
Tyler Zeller is in a similar boat as Sully. His lack of play hurts his value but his recent stretch reinforces past performance. He going to be a restricted free agent too, so teams have to be willing to match offers for him if they trade for him.
I didn't add Isaiah Thomas because I'm assuming he's untouchable in this scenario. Ainge is trying to pair someone with Thomas, not make some sort of "lateral move" deal.
The rest of the guys, Lee's expiring deal, Amir Johnson, and Jonas Jerebko (both have non-guaranteed deals for next year) are fair game for salary matching purposes.
So to recap, the Celtics will probably have a top 5 pick along with a pair of picks somewhere in the teens or 20's. They have a bunch of second round picks and, of course, future Brooklyn picks. They have a bunch of players that are locked up long-term on the cheap… and a few young pieces that could be useful long-term but who have contract issues limiting their value at least a little bit.
What's available?
This is hard to say definitively. Are the Atlanta Hawks REALLY going to give up Al Horford? How serious is Houston about moving Dwight Howard? Is Gordon Hayward really available? Blake Griffin? Anyone?
Horford is the biggest star of the bunch. I don't think Howard is worth pursuing unless he's a "get for free" scenario. David Lee, Zeller or Sullinger, and the Dallas pick is BASICALLY as far as I'd go for Howard. He's on the downswing of his career and he's going to opt out, leaving the Celtics with one hell of a contract decision to make.
The bottom line is that there's no transformative superstar available this year unless a surprise team jumps into the mix. Blake Griffin being made available in the next two weeks would be a shock, especially in this scenario, because the Celtics don't have anyone of immediate impact that would satisfy Doc Rivers' desire to win now. Let's check back over the summer on that one.
What's Ainge facing?
This is where it gets really interesting, because Ainge is in a really interesting place.
He has a pretty good roster assembled right now. It's got a lot of good players who can do good things and, altogether, they are a nice team.
They're not, however, a contending team. Everyone knows that, especially Ainge, who wants to win and win soon. He's a patient guy, but there are limits to that. On top of a team that leaves capable players on the bench as it runs 9-deep, it has developing guys in Jordan Mickey, RJ Hunter, James Young, and Terry Rozier just waiting for a chance to show what they can do.
So are the Celtics really going to make the (let's assume for the sake of argument) third, 19th, and 21st picks, as well as multiple second round selections, in this upcoming draft? Are they really going to bring eight or nine players with less than three years experience into training camp next season? Will the Celtics REALLY start the season with nearly a dozen players (adding Smart and Olynyk) on rookie deals?
No. They won't. No one expects them to. That's not Ainge's plan. His plan is to flip these assets for, at least, a pretty good player who will (a) make the team a lot better next year and (b) signal to the next group of big-time free agents that he's serious about winning a title in Boston and they should join the party.
So everyone is fully aware that Ainge and the Celtics are entering this two-week fray as buyers… along with most other teams in the league. That alone is going to drive up the price in trade talks. With so few sellers and so many buyers competing for those few guys on the market, the price will rise higher than you might like. At the same time, Danny Ainge is walking around like a tourist in high black socks and an "I (heart) NY" shirt in Times Square… everyone knows he's got a lot of money to spend and they're going to try like hell to suck him dry.
There is also one recurring theme from national reporters who say opposing GM's won't easily forget that massive four-first-round-pick offer to the Hornets for the opportunity to draft Justise Winslow. I don't know if that's become a narrative at this point or if that's just the pulse of the league, but there's no discussion about this trade deadline without mention of that.
While I can't pretend to know what impact that has on things, it does show Ainge is at least willing to spend for what he wants. And considering the Celtics wealth of picks and players, he might be tempted to overpay simply because he doesn't like the alternative of having way too many young players show up in Waltham next season.
That's where Boston's greatest strength becomes a weakness here. Ainge can offer one of the best trade packages in the league, but he also almost HAS to make that offer in order to avoid creating a much different problem next season. In a sense, Boston might have too many picks, which means Ainge could throw a bunch together in a deal where he might normally pass.
There are other options, of course. The Celtics could try to swing smaller deals that involve giving up, say, the Dallas pick and a minor player for a minor player and that team's future first round pick. The Knicks, Heat, or Cavs, for example, don't have first rounders and might be willing to make that kind of deal. The Celtics could also make their picks and trade the rights to some of those guys in a bigger deal this summer when, maybe, Blake Griffin hits the market.
No matter what, though, Danny Ainge is facing a really interesting trade deadline this year. Everyone in the league is expecting him to pull of the big deal, and the rumor mill is telling us he's at least trying. If anyone can make sense of all this it's Ainge and his team… so let's see what he's able to pull off.


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Nothing more was said on it, as clearly Rockstar don't want to discuss this right now. It isn't clear whether we'll only be able to use the boot of a car at certain points in the game or on certain missions, or whether we'll be able to make use of it whenever we wish to.
"We also noted how, when Niko approached a parked sedan from behind in preparation to carjack it, an interface prompt approached in the upper-left corner of the screen: "Press LB to open boot." Boot, of course, is the British term for "trunk," leading us to wonder just what we might be able to stash in the backs of our cars-weapons, bombs, kidnapped people? Or even more interestingly, what we might discover in other people's boo-er trunks? For the moment Rockstar isn't saying."
Only thing I would dislike about that is that we'll have to take good care about our car then...
Yeah, I'm with Queenie.....
Kinda sounds liek SCAFACE if you stash more weapons and ammo......but hopefully some upgrades and able to put totally different stuff in there.
Man with New York + modding for stunting=so much freaking fun, and then add a person in the truck and I've reached heaven .
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Atlantida Project from Saint Petersburg was created by two musicians - Aleksandra Sokolova and Sergey Zyazin and appeared on the surface in 2007. The songs of Atlantida Project rest on eternal outer space images that originate in the mind of Aleksandra Sokolova, the singer. These images live in the music landscapes composed by multi-instrumentalist Sergey Zyazin. An unconventional combination of open clear folk vocal, of powerful inspiring electronics along with guitar drive has produced exceptional and distinctive sound. Besides the founders of the group other musicians were involved in the project at different times, e.g. Kirill Solovjev (drums), Michail Skurikhin (bass, sound engineering, mastering and mixing), Sergey Kuzmischev and many others.
On numerous occasions Atlantida Project musicians collaborated with colleagues from other bands such as: Noize MC, Vasja V., Masha Makarova and others.
In September 2015 the project has finished his physical existence due to the tragic death of Sasha Sokolova.
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So the new album will be called "The Abyss" and will consist of 12 tracks. The release is scheduled for late 2016. The track list is kept in secret. However we can say that to a greater extent it will consist of the songs that had been performed live, but had not been included in any release. This material should be published in a decent way! Yet, the album "The Abyss" will contain a few new songs that had not been previously performed. The album will also include tracks recorded together with Masha Makarova (the group called "Masha and bears") and Noize MC.
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