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Mike Cook
Real Estate Sales Representative
Cell: 604.562.6969
Office Phone: 604.681.6303
Fax: 604.681.6333
Vancouver, v6c3p8
Mike Cook
Mike has spent his entire real estate career in Vancouver and has amassed a remarkable depth of knowledge – keying on several of Vancouver's "micro-markets". His dedication to being responsible to both his clients and colleagues - is unsurpassed.
Mike is a twenty-five year veteran of the Canadian Military, retiring as a senior Flight Engineer. His career provided a chance to reside in every geographic region of Canada and travel the world. This was a great foundation to enter the real estate profession – having purchased and sold several homes across the country.
Buying a home is a pivotal event in most people's lives and, for many, a very emotional one. Mike has never forgotten what that process entails – and takes great pride in the ability to listen and the responsibility to formulate a plan - based on the needs and wants of his clients – without compromise. Being a natural "people person" his attention to detail, service, extreme patience and thorough market knowledge is essential - for those looking for straight talk and straight answers. Mike's service level and client care goes beyond the expected. He works where he lives and is truly engrossed in the Vancouver lifestyle. One of his greatest joys is introducing the same - to his clients.
Languages: English
Past Sales
Bayshore Gardens Penthouse
Vancouver West
Two Harbour Green
Waterfront Patio Home
Stunning Views of Coal Harbour
Cielo Coal Harbour
Vancouver West
Bayshore Gardens
Vancouver West
The Avila @ Waterfront Place
Marina Views from Coal Harbour
Oasis At Residences on Georgia
Greater Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouver West
Sapphire Coal Harbour
Downtown Vancouver
Exclusive Metropolis building
Vancouver West
Brand New One Bedroom Suite
Vancouver East
Coal Harbour Pied-a-Terre
Barclay Terrace
906 - 1238 Melville Street
Wall Court
True Professional"His ethic, personality, professionalism and level of service far exceeded anything we expected."
Returning to Canada after 10 years abroad to begin our search for a new home, Mike was recommended by a family member and his selection to work with us was immediate. Expecting our first child – our hope for the perfect home was going to be a task. Mike's attention to detail, absolute commitment to our specific needs, work ethic and complete access over a 7 month period - resulted in the perfect home to begin our family. Within 5 hours of viewing the property, he had negotiated a successful offer. Mike kept the emotional aspects of the purchase in check at all times and was there every single step of the way until we were handed the keys. We did look at several areas of interest but his insight, area knowledge and research (and gut feel) had us return and purchase back in the initial neighborhood we favored. It was a long process – while counting the days to our firstborn - the pressure of finding something suitable was increasing. Mike never wavered on what was right for us – even when we were beginning to think otherwise. His ethic, personality, professionalism and level of service far exceeded anything we expected.
- Richard and Leslie (West Vancouver, BC)
Excellent Experience"We were extremely pleased with the excellent standard of service and highly recommend Mike to any prospective buyers – foreign or domestic."
We had communicated our needs and wishes to Mike before arriving from overseas and within the first day of our property tour – we viewed not only properties specific to our needs but Mike had expanded the selection which provided a vital overview of what the market in Vancouver presented and how it might influence our final decision. A "buyers" tour with Mike is like no other – concise, efficient, no-nonsense and his knowledge of the city as well as building research is unmatched. We received updates at all hours and he reacted immediately to any questions and criteria changes on our part. Mike's enjoyable personality and professionalism combined with determination to succeed on our behalf – had our new Vancouver home selected after just 2 days of viewings. He continued this service throughout the entire process – conditions, inspection, financing, etc and the entire purchase was complete in 19 days ! Just an excellent experience.
– Javier and Connie(Buyers, Spain)
Complete Dedication"Selecting Mike as our real estate representative was an investment in itself."
After using Mike to represent us for a home purchase 2 years ago - we immediately knew who we would contact if life dictated changes. Soon after a new addition to the family started the process. Mike was there from the start during a volatile time in the real estate market and was extremely quick to react to several options that presented themselves on very short notice. In the end - we successfully purchased a larger home and sold our current residence - all on the same day! We were extremely happy and with the amount of administration that was going to occur with a sale and purchase just a day of each other - Mike was there to answer every call - at anytime and kept the process moving in a smooth manner with excellent communication. His advice on realistic pricing for our home sale which was crucial at the time - and not letting emotions interfere with market value on the new home purchase - combined in the end to an extremely well handled home sale and purchase. After 3 home sales and purchases - there is no doubt who we will be using in the future.
- Sam and Liz, Sellers and Buyers, Vancouver
First Time Buyer ? No Problem"I would recommend Mike to anyone who is looking to buy a new property in Vancouver - no matter what the price range."
I made the choice to work with Mike through a friend and have not regretted one thing about the entire purchase process. Working with a very limited budget trying to stay near the downtown core of Vancouver - we started what might have been considered an impossible task. Mike's attention to detail and honest assessments of properties that did arise kept me from buying into a property that could have become a liability in the future. I did find an excellent home in very short order and combined with Mike's "hands on" approach the entire process went absolutely perfect. His sincerity and thorough research instils confidence and comfort in what can be a very stressful event.
- Ryan, Buyer, Vancouver
On Top of The Market"Mike's knowledge of the downtown area and quick response to new listings netted us the perfect investment property."
After contacting Mike with our intentions to purchase an investment property, he quickly focused on the right area's to search and which buildings best suited our needs. Within a week our first viewings had begun and while a few options presented themselves, Mike was quick to point out reasons to continue to look based on his experience with the local area and structures. His quick reaction to a new listing and sense of the market had us viewing a new property just 5 hours after it being listed for sale!Within one week - we had a successful purchase of the perfect property remaining well within our intended budget. Mike explained the entire purchase process and was there every single step of the way. His professionalism and determination allowed us to reach out intended goal.
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Hades class = crazy overpowered
seriously, something has to be done about this class. it practically ruins the whole balance of the game. im sure im not the only one who thinks that. it sticks out like a sore thumb. with the overpowered magic and weapons.
such a magic/stealth heavy character should have, by far, the weakest phsyical attributes, but he doesn't, really. he gets the best of both worlds and it is blatantly obvious.
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He he he.... That's all I needed to hear.
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Our abilities (items, magic & relics) are all boosting physical offence & defence. Use magic against hades warriors and they drop like nothing. Our main offence is physical attacks, magic is mainly used as an escape.
that is the problem with the hades class. they shouldnt have high physical stats, when their magic is the most powerful in the game.
and they do use magic as an offense. I have seen people spam the underground invincibility attack and launch people constantly.
the hades class gets many times more invincibility time than the other classes. it is overpowered accross the board
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No disrespect, but Hades class is not overpowered at all. They are balanced, and has the better ability to escape from a fight because they can be killed easily.
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i agree with some points that the hades is a lil op but the main thing that makes this class so op i think personally is the relic that reduces cooldown time stacked with the item that give makes cooldowns immediate but back to the cooldown relic there is a bug on that relic it gives u an automatic +20% to cool down when it says 5% or 8%maxed stack all that with cooldown armor and u can have a cooldown cut down to 50% with the armor of phobos and the blade of hades all maxed or slap on the minotaur hammer and make it 52% so thats my input on why hades class is op can preety much do unlimited power moves just by using expliots like launch with a power move grapple use the other power move (should be dead) and the first power move is alrdy recharged...

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Priest (disambiguation)
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A priest is a person who holds an office in a religion, for example an Orthodox Christian priest, Roman Catholic priest, Hindu priest, an Imam in Islam, or a Kohen in Judaism.
Priest may also refer to:
- As a tool:
- Priest (tool), a tool for killing fish
- PriEsT, a software tool to help making decisions
- As a vehicle:
- M7 Priest, an informal name for an American World War II self-propelled artillery vehicle
- In places:
- Priest's Cove, Cornwall, UK
- Priest Island, Scotland
- Priest Lake, Idaho
- Priest Mine, Ontario, Canada
- Priest Point, Washington
- Priest Rapids on the Columbia River, Washington state which is the location of:
- Priest River, Idaho
- The Priest (mountain)
- Films
- Priest (1994 film), a film directed by Antonia Bird and scripted by Jimmy McGovern
- Priest (2011 film), a supernatural action film starring Paul Bettany as Priest, based on a Korean manhwa of the same name
- The Priest (film), a 2009 Russian film
- The Priests (film), a 2015 South Korean film
- In popular culture:
- Priest (manhwa), a Korean Weird West comic
- Priest (In Plain Sight episode), short title for the In Plain Sight season three finale episode.
- Priest (computer game), a computer game based on the aforementioned comic
- Priest (World of Warcraft), a class in World of Warcraft and other MMORPGs
- Judas Priest, a British heavy metal band
- Priest Maxi, South Park character
- Jessica Priest, a character from the Spawn comic book
- Hoodlum Priest (musician), a band named after:
- Hoodlum Priest (film), a 1961 film
- "Maximum Priest" E.P., EP by Squarepusher
- Red Priest, a musical group
- The Priests, an Irish vocal trio
- "The Priest", a song by Limp Bizkit from The Unquestionable Truth (Part 1)
- People named "Priest":
- Cathy Priest (born 1971), Canadian female bodybuilder
- Cherie Priest (born 1975), American novelist
- Christopher Priest (disambiguation)
- Christopher Priest (novelist) (born 1943), English novelist
- Christopher Priest (comics) (born 1961), comic book writer, who (out of courtesy to the novelist of the same name) signs his work "Priest"
- Dana Priest, author
- Daniel Priest Australian convict
- Daniel B. Priest, American lawyer
- Degory Priest, passenger on the Mayflower
- Eric Priest (born 1943), professor
- Fred Priest, professional footballer
- Graham Priest (born 1948), philosopher
- J.W. Priest (died 1859), American architect
- John Priest, stand-up comedian
- Josias Priest (1645–1735), English dancer
- Killah Priest (born 1970), American rapper
- Lee Priest (born 1972), Australian male bodybuilder
- Mark Priest (born 1961), New Zealand cricketer
- Mathew Priest (born 1970), British drummer
- Maxi Priest (born 1960), English Reggae singer
- Pat Priest (judge) (born 1940), Texan judge
- Patricia Ann Priest (born 1935), American actress
- Percy Priest (1900–1956), American politician
- Priest Holmes (born 1973), American football running back
- Priest Lauderdale (born 1973), American basketball player
- Robert Priest (born 1951), Canadian poet and children's author
- Tim Priest, Australian policeman
- Tim Priest (American football), American football broadcaster
- Fictional characters named "Priest":
- Reginald J. Priest, President of the United States in the TV series The Lexx
- Youngblood Priest, protagonist of Super Fly
- Other:
- Priesthood (Latter Day Saints)
- Priest hole
- Saint-Priest (disambiguation)
- Whiskey priest
- Worker-Priest
- Pigeon having bald pate with crest at the back of the head
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To the Beach Batman
Trip Start Jun 23, 2008
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As you can see from the stunning photography I managed to storm only one castle but what a beaut she was. I put on my best pirate finery hook and all, fought a large feathered beast, captured the castle and settled in with a He Ho and a bottle of rum.
They of course left me to my drinking and went off to collect more of those interminable shells.
Then later they decided it was time to frolic in the sea, but I was left behind while they did this, of course I was glad they did not take me, I would not wish to melt by getting wet. What they forgot though was that the tide was coming in and in short order I was yelling at them to come save me from my sinking castle. Honestly who builds a castle that close to the waters edges, geesh!
So after rescuing me we returned to our hotel for the night.
I stayed in bed with the clicker all to myself while they went out for dinner. Suckers I rented porn!


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None of these should surprise you, but it never hurts to be sure. I like helping, you see. I have a servant's heart. That's why I'm giving you an alternative after each word to use if you still are uncomfortable pronouncing the word in question.
From Mental Floss.
Pen names don't always make things easier. Theodore Geisel's college buddy Alexander Liang made a rhyme to teach you the right way to pronounce it:
"You're wrong as the deuce
And you shouldn't rejoice
If you're calling him Seuss
He pronounces it Soice" (or Zoice).
Alternative: "The dude who wrote Cat In The Hat."
Let's put the kibosh, pronounced "KY-bosh," on saying this word like "kuh-BOSH."
Alternative: "Nip it."
An initial hard (k) sound is the standard, but linguists say the (s) sound emerged as far back as the 17th century. Still, you'll sound ridiculous (but correct!) if you bring that hard (k) to a Boston Celtics basketball game.
Alternative: Irish
This word sounds just like "controller." If you're tempted to pronounce that silent (pt), please comptroll yourself!
Alternative: Suit
Maybe it's because it's one letter short of "cachet." Maybe it's just more fun to mispronounce. This words sounds just like "cash."
Alternative: Stash
This word meaning "deception by trickery" is aptly tricky to pronounce. The beginning (ch) sound is "sh," as in "Chicago." The French pronounce the word "shih-connery," which makes it easy to remember the definition. However, Americans love a long (a) and tend to pronounce it "shih-cane-a-ree." Choose your own adventure.
Alternative: Fuckery
You'll be the butt of the joke if you pronounce this "BAY-nul." It's "buh-NAHL."
Alternative: Lame
If pronouncing it "a-FLU-ent" is wrong, some people don't want to be right. The stress on this word is supposed to be on the first syllable—"AFF-lu-ent." But stressing the second syllable became so mainstream that dictionaries started validating the pronunciation in the 1980s.
Alternative: White
Pronunciation quirks and mistakes happen when people try to read and speak by the rules. Too bad the English language doesn't always make sense. The past tense of "forbid" was originally supposed to be spelled and pronounced "for-bad." But then people started spelling it "forbade" and rhyming it with "made." Now linguists say the word sounds archaic any way you say it. Most people use "forbid" as a past or present-tense verb.
Alternative: "Told ____ not to do that shit."
Okay, so maybe this word's not that commonly used. But now that you know it's pronounced "bo-sun," you might find more reasons to work it into conversation.
Alternative: (Not necessary. You will never use this word.)
When this word was borrowed from French in the 17th century, it was quickly Anglicized to rhyme with "itch." But in the 20th century, more people embraced a true French pronunciation and decided to pronounce it "neesh." Both are correct.
Alternative: Thing
Thursday, January 17, 2013
2012's Best Mugshots Of The Day
My favorites from last year.
Cousin Itt
Bat Boy lives!
Settle down, Chicken Man
We called these "waterheads" when I was a kid.
I bet you can't do that anymore.
I bet you can't do that anymore.
Unfrozen caveman punching bag
Deputy Fife
It's okay, brah, I'm here for you.
It was Injun Joe! He done it!
That's the hairiest chick I've ever seen.
Jesus Christ! Who farted?
She farted. Get ready, here comes another one.
WTF is that?
Lindsey Lohan?
Shit got real up in here.
HEY! Tell that cop he can KISS. MY. ASS!
Tell 'em Large Marge sent ya!
He doesn't have to worry about flossing. Not that he ever did.
They call in Wayne Brady for the troublemakers.
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After teaming up last year to create a leopard-spotted edition of the Owen, La MJC and SUPRA are back at it, this time having crafted a white version of the sneaker. Specifically inspired by the 2011 edition of All Gone, the Michael Dupouy-designed kicks retain their leopard-spotted accents, this time coupling the overlays and corresponding footbed with a predominately white mesh upper and matching SUPRAFOAM sole. The latest evolution of the La MJC x SUPRA Owen is set to be available in limited quantities exclusively at Solemart Paris this upcoming Sunday, June 23. Purchase of the sneakers includes a limited edition coaches jacket that comes lined in leopard spots and sports La MJC's crest on the chest of the white exterior.
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pse all day.
Okay guys so I want to get a compound bow. I got into bowhunting with a crossbow but I really want a compound bow. I've done a lot of research. My price range is right around $500 with everything included. The 2 choices I've come to are the PSE Brute X and the Bear Legion. Does anyone have either of these bows or any experience with them?
i have the pse brute x i love it
Hoyt Alpha Elite. Get serious, get HOYT.
Go with the brute x. Read the reviews and go shoot one. Its everything the reviews and people say.
tough descision both are nice, i own a bear and they are smooth but love speed and light weight of my martin
The brute X is a great little bow, the new PSE Drive is sweet but its $499 for bow only.


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South Carolina Code of Laws
Title 39 - Trade and Commerce
Drug Product Selection Act
SECTION 39-24-10. Short title.
This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the "Drug Product Selection Act of 1978".
HISTORY: 1978 Act No. 595 Section 1.
SECTION 39-24-20. Definitions.
As used in this chapter:
(1) "Brand name" means the proprietary or trade name placed upon a drug, its container, label or wrapping at the time of packaging;
(2) "Generic name" means the United States Adopted Name (USAN) or the official title of a drug published in the latest edition of a nationally recognized pharmacopoeia or formulary;
(3) "Substitute" means to dispense, with the practitioner's authorization, a "therapeutically equivalent" generic drug product of identical drug salt in place of the drug ordered or prescribed;
(4) "Therapeutically equivalent" means the same efficacy and toxicity when administered to an individual in the same dosage form; and
(5) "Practitioner" means a physician, osteopath, dentist, podiatrist, veterinarian, or any other person authorized to prescribe drugs under the laws of this State.
HISTORY: 1978 Act No. 595 Section 2.
SECTION 39-24-30. Substitution of equivalent drugs authorized.
As provided in Section 39-4-40, upon receiving a prescription for a brand name product, a registered pharmacist may substitute a drug product of the same dosage form and strength which, in his professional judgment, is a therapeutically equivalent drug product.
HISTORY: 1978 Act No. 595 Section 3.
SECTION 39-24-40. Prescription shall state whether substitution proper; form; consent of patient.
(A) An oral or written drug prescription must provide an authorization from the practitioner as to whether or not a therapeutically equivalent generic drug may be substituted.
(B) A written prescription must have two signature lines at opposite ends on the bottom of the form. Under the line at the left side must be clearly printed the words "DISPENSE AS WRITTEN". Under the line at the right side shall be clearly printed the words "SUBSTITUTION PERMITTED", unless the prescription is to be paid for with Medicaid funds. The practitioner shall communicate the instructions to the pharmacist by signing on the appropriate line. A written prescription is not valid without the signature of the practitioner on one of these lines.
(C) An oral prescription from the practitioner must instruct the pharmacist as to whether or not a therapeutically equivalent generic drug product may be substituted, unless the prescription is to be paid for with Medicaid funds. The pharmacist shall note the instructions on the file copy of the prescription and retain the prescription form for the period as prescribed by law.
(D) The pharmacist shall note the brand name or the manufacturer of the substituted drug dispensed on the file copy of a written or oral prescription or record this information electronically, or both.
(E) Substitution may not occur unless the pharmacist advises the patient that the practitioner has authorized substitution and the patient consents.
(F) If a pharmacist substitutes a generic drug for a name brand prescribed drug when dispensing a prescribed medication, the brand name and the name of the generic drug and its manufacturer, with an explanation of "generic for" or similar language to indicate substitution has occurred, must appear on the prescription label and be affixed to the container or an auxiliary label, unless the prescribing practitioner indicated that the name of the drug may not appear upon the prescription label.
HISTORY: 1978 Act No. 595 Section 4; 1994 Act No. 416, Section 1, eff May 24, 1994; 2002 Act No. 314, Section 1, eff July 1, 2002.
Effect of Amendment
The 1994 amendment added the sixth paragraph, providing that if a pharmacist substitutes a generic drug for a name brand prescribed drug the generic drug must be listed first followed by the words "substituted for" and the name brand or this information must be affixed to the container.
The 2002 amendment designated the subsections; in subsection (A), substituted "An" for "Every", and "must" for "shall"; in subsection (B), substituted "must" for "shall", "the words 'SUBSTITUTION PERMITTED', unless the prescription is to be paid for with medicaid funds" for "the words 'SUBSTITUTION PERMITTED'", "A written prescription" for "No written prescription", and "is not" for "shall be"; in subsection (C), substituted "must" for "shall", and inserted "unless the prescription is to be paid for with medicaid funds"; rewrote subsections (D) and (F); and in subsection (E), substituted "may" for "shall".
SECTION 39-24-50. Retroactive effect.
No provisions of this chapter shall apply to, nor be construed to invalidate, prescriptions issued prior to the effective date of this chapter; provided, that an oral authorization for substitution may be obtained from the prescribing practitioner by the pharmacist on any prescription issued prior to the effective date of this chapter.
HISTORY: 1978 Act No. 595 Section 4A.
SECTION 39-24-60. Out of state and United States Government prescriptions.
This chapter shall not be construed to prevent registered pharmacists from filling, as otherwise provided by law, prescriptions originating outside the boundaries of this State and official United States Government prescriptions issued by authorized governmental officials.
HISTORY: 1978 Act No. 595 Section 5.


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This sounds like an awesome Sample Sale (even for those of us who don't speak French fluently!), and I wish I could be there.
So, those of you in Montreal, save me a pair in a 26, please!
The banner has all the crucial details, but here are the big bits:
October 22- 25 (hours are different depending on the day, so check the poster… I'm too lazy to convert Military Time, but the first is 9am to 9pm… just to prove to you that I am capable of such things)
Discounts up to 80% off
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The Usual Rules
by Joyce Maynard
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This book was soooo sad. It made me grateful for alot of things, but the ending didn't accomplish anything really. There wasn't a satisfying conclusion at all. It was just a sad book that ended sadly too. But it was a good read. It made me stop and think alot about life.
A bit weird with little to no quotation marks between characters, but the plot itself is definitely nothing usual with the setting of 9/11 as the background.
It's an average day in teenager Wendy's life when she argues with her mom before school, and they go off to conduct their respective lives. Unfortunately, the day is anything but usual because Wendy's mom has gone to her job at the World Trade Center on 9/11.
Wendy's world turns upside down as she is left to deal with her mother's death, and the grief that her stepfather and younger brother experience.
It's a heartbreaking story, but Wendy is resilient and has the ability to come out of this horrible tragedy on the other side.
The Usual Rules is a great book. It's about a teenage girl who's going through a lot in her life. She's experiencing many changes, and her parents don't understand her.
A realistic, but very moving story about a young girl's life after her mother is killed on Sept.11. I loved all of the characters and was so glad that there was hope for Wendy at the end.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0312283695, Paperback)Wendy, the 13-year-old heroine of Joyce Maynard's The Usual Rules, lives in a happy, haphazard Brooklyn household with her dancer/secretary mom, her jazz musician stepfather, and her eccentric little brother. Life for Wendy is fraught with the usual teen angst until September 11, when her mom heads off to work at the World Trade Center and never comes home. Wendy struggles through the days with stepfather Josh and brother Louis until on Halloween night her estranged biological father shows up and offers to take her home with him to California. On the West Coast, Wendy devises her own healing process of skipping school, hanging around with an unwed teen mom, and spending hours loafing at a bookstore. Maynard is very good on Wendy's grief. She tries on one of her mother's dresses and realizes with a shock it still holds her mom's perfume. She's undone for a moment, then reaches "for the bottle of aftershave on Josh's bureau and patted some on her neck and arms. If you were going to smell like one of your parents, it was better to smell like the one who wasn't dead." She's equally convincing when she writes about Wendy's developing relationship with her loner dad and her growing understanding that Josh and Louis are now her real family. This graceful book about loss and adolescence is marred only by its use of September 11 as its milieu. Maynard sketches in some scenes at Ground Zero and some firefighter characters, but in the main the book is really about a girl and her dead mother. Using the Trade Center tragedy as a jumping-off point doesn't deepen the story; in fact, it seems a bit opportunistic. Maynard should have trusted the elegant, compassionate material at the heart of her book. --Claire Dederer
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"It's a Tuesday morning in Brooklyn - a perfect September day. Wendy's heading to school, eager to make plans with her best friend, worried about how she looks, mad at her mother for not letting her visit her father in California, impatient with her little brother and with the almost too-loving concern of her jazz musician stepfather. She's out the door to catch the bus. An hour later comes the news: A plane has crashed into the World Trade Center. Her mother's building." "Through the eyes of thirteen-year-old Wendy, we gain entrance to the world rarely shown by those who documented the events of that one terrible day: a family's slow and terrible realization that Wendy's mother has died, and their struggle to go on with their lives in the face of crushing loss." "Absent for years, Wendy's real father shows up without warning. He takes her back with him to California, where she re-invents a life that comes to include a teenage mother living on her own in a one-room apartment with a TV set and not much else; her father's cactus-grower girlfriend, newly reconnected with the son she gave up for adoption twenty years before; a sad and tender bookstore owner who introduces her to the voice of Anne Frank and to his autistic son; and a homeless skateboarder, on a mission to find his long-lost brother." "Over the winter and spring that follow, Wendy moves between the alternately painful and reassuring memories of her mother and the revelations that come with growing to know her real father for the first time. Pulled between her old life in Brooklyn and a new one three thousand miles away, Wendy is faced with a world where the usual rules no longer apply but eventually discovers a strength and capacity for compassion and survival that she never knew she possessed." "At the core of the story is Wendy's deep connection with her little brother, back in New York, who is grieving the loss of their mother without her. This is a story about the ties of siblings, about children who lose their parents, parents who lose their children, and the unexpected ways they sometimes find one another again. Set against the backdrop of global and personal tragedy, and written in a style alternately wry and heartbreaking, The Usual Rules is an unexpectedly hopeful story of healing and forgiveness that will offer readers, young and old alike, a picture of how, out of the rubble, a family rebuilds its life."--BOOK JACKET.… (more)
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My New "Doors Off" Mirrors
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I've tried different mirror configurations with my doors off, none of which have been satisfactory. First, I tried Harley mirrors - not bad, but rather small and they vibrated a little...and well, they look like motorcycle mirrors. Still, they might have been adequate except I couldn't use them when I added my Or-Fab tube doors.
Then, I tried the Rugged Ridge relocation brackets to move my mirrors. The passenger-side mirror was useless with the doors on, and even with the doors off, I could only see about half of the passenger-side mirror and it left a huge blind spot. Also, my tube doors would bump the mirrors if they were swung wide open.
I added the 2" stick-on convex mirrors to the a/c vents after reading about them on this forum. They help with the blind spots, but to me aren't the total solution.
Next, I tried these Rugged Ridge quick-release mirrors: Rugged Ridge 11025.10 - Rugged Ridge Quick Release Mirror Kit for 97-11 Jeep® Wrangler TJ, JK, TJ Unlimited & Wrangler Unlimited JK - Quadratec
I couldn't find anyone that had written a review of these. These mirrors have met all my criteria. They are large enough to see well, the passenger side mirror is clearly visible, and there is no noticeable vibration at highway speeds. Also, there is good clearance when I use my tube doors.
The mirrors use the upper windshield bracket bolts and attach with a thick gasket to prevent scratching the paint. The arms are adjustable as well the mirrors. The mirrors can be removed with a turn screw within seconds. I highly recommend these to anyone looking for a good mirror solution with the doors off.
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Northridge 4x4. Free shipping.
Great looking mirrors. Thanx for sharing.
I just bought the same ones for my TJ at the 4 Wheel Parts Show in Atlanta, Great product!
I went ahead an ordered a set for myself. Found them on E-bay for $46 plus $16 shipping
To me, aftermarket mirrors that don't vibrate at highway passes with flying colors in my book... Mine vibrate at 25 haha
Thanks for the write up. Those look like a great solution. I have the olympic mirrors and I'm not crazy about them. The sit kind of low and vibrate like crazy. I might have to replace them.
This may be a dumb question if so I apologize I just woke up and am still foggy. Can this bracket stay on with doors on and if so will I have to be careful when opening said door?
Thanks for the write up. it looks perfect!
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Since I had to put the doors on last night because of rain, here is a pic with the doors on. This is with the doors fully extended with the strap on. It may be a little hard to see but the door clears the bracket by a couple of inches. Even with the strap off, it would clear the bracket.
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Do you have any zoomed out pictures?
This is really close to what I'm looking for - but if the windshield is down... ?
Edit: can I also ask where you got your antenna/how is the reception?
The antenna is from antennax.com: EuroStyle 13" Flexible Rubber Antenna
Reception is good in the city, but it's not as strong if you're in the country. I mostly use my I-pod so it's ok for the few times I use the radio. However, I like the profile of the 13" black antenna. My JKU is mostly Mango Tango and black or charcoal. I'm slowly removing all the silver, decals, etc.
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So I saw this but could never find the owner to ask where he got them from. I want these badly but cannot find them ANYWHERE! Anyone have any thoughts?
I just posted up as well about the Rugged Ridge Quick Release Mirror Kits.
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I have these on my JK and absolutely LOVE them...takes about 5 minutes to install, and keeps the original mirrors on with the exact same placement.
Another option for mirror
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I just posted on another thread but I found a mirror today at my local Honda ATV/Motorcycle dealer (got the idea from this forum). They are Kuryakyn mirrors. Worked very well...they have 3 different size hex head bolts included...the bolt slips in from underneath hinge and is perfect fit. I did put the washers with little teeth on top and bottom (sorry...can't think of technical name of washer....and yes, i would make fun of my wife for calling them that too so I need to remember that next time!?!?) They cost about 40-50 bucks...I seen them on ebay too. here is a pic....looks pretty good IMO.
That's a nice looking mirror! Does it come in black as well?
BTW, I believe "star washer" was the term you were looking for.
star Washer!!!!!
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Star Washer...yes...thaaaaank you! Sometimes the mind goes blank.....
I have not been able to find the mirror in black or would have bought that color! But i think I will actually paint the "arm / bracket" flat black and leave the mirror chrome....maybe a nice contrast...match the wheels???
And now I'm ordering them :D
Able to take the jeep for a nice drive last night....the Kuryakyn mirror was great. Not a great big view but just enough and no vibration!
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The sad, glorious life of Maltese experts
Nothing whips up public debate in Malta like a good old 'project'. The three great blockbusters of the Gonzi government have been, in chronological order, the 'hole' in St John's square, Renzo Piano, and now the power station and its various theatrical satellites.
Yes, there were the bills and such, but those were, I think, more of a one-sided partisan (which is not to say irrelevant) topic. What really gets us talking, across the board, is brick and mortar.
Which is all rather grandiose and old-fashioned. Perhaps more than anything, it brings to mind images of knights building triumphal arches in villages they called 'cities', or of a certain Italian dictator swinging his piccone (pickaxe) at some foundation stone. But that's not my point.
Rather, I'm interested in the 'cast' (to abuse the theatre metaphor) of contemporary public debate in Malta. Schematically speaking, it includes three types: first, politicians; second, experts in the field of holes-in-the-ground, roofless architecture, power stations, or whatever it is that's being discussed; and third, what we might call 'popular' politics, NGOs, bloggers, and so on.
I refer to types, not necessarily to particular individuals - ours being such a small patch, it's inevitable that people will regularly and quite happily commute across roles.
Given that the first and the third have such well-trodden and obvious roles, let me limit myself to talking about the second type. Any public debate worth its salt will involve a number of esperti or tekniċi. Examples being geologist Peter Gatt in the case of the unholy hole, Joseph Calleja on the opera house, and Prof. Edward Mallia with the power station. Hand on heart, I mention these names without the slightest hint of malice.
This type bring to the fray a very particular ingredient, which we might call 'expert/technical commentaries'. They will tell us about the friable nature of Valletta's bedrock, the spatial requirements of grand opera, or the combustive by-products of heavy fuel oil. And we - which is to say the first and second types - will use these commentaries to whichever end we have in mind, without the slightest hint of critical appraisal.
Some will say that's as things should be. Expert commentaries are, after all, expert, and ours is not. I disagree. As I see it, one of the big problems with public debate in Malta is precisely this, that experts are cited and only very rarely, if ever, contested. It may seem like a respectful attitude but is in fact, highly dismissive of the very people it pretends to respect.
It's wrong to take expert commentaries at face value as if they were cast in stone. It's wrong not to take experts to task. When that happens, this type becomes pretty much a parody, disengaged from the issues being discussed.
The worst insult one can level at a scholar or a technician is to call them dogmatic. Science is about contestation and there is little room for dogma at, say, academic conferences.
There's more. When politicians, bloggers, and so forth detach themselves from expert commentaries, public debate tends to degenerate into pathetic and partisan mudslinging - for the simple reason that there's little tangible left to contest. So, instead of discussing Prof. Mallia's views on pollution and comparing them with different expert versions, we end up squabbling over whether or not Mario Galea was sober.
I'm intrigued by our reluctance to engage expert commentaries for what they are, to the extent that I might hazard some explanations. These are probably many and complex, but three in particular strike me as telling.
First, the 'shallow' nature of expertise in Malta - historically shallow I mean, not in terms of substance. It's only been a few years since we've seen the growth of a generation of home-grown experts (people with PhDs and such) in various technical fields. Until recently, our bright lights were either lawyers or, less commonly, doctors. (Those who disagree might want to check out the Caruana Dingli exhibition at the Palace.)
The result is that we haven't yet developed a mature understanding of qualifications and expertise. We either ignore them completely or hold them in awe, in a sort of cult of paper qualifications or national obsession with dottijiet and gowns. (Those who disagree might want to check out the 'Social' pages in this newspaper.)
That's why experts can get away with saying, on national television, things like 'A study in America has proved that the children of divorced parents...' 'Proved', yeah right.
The second reason is also at the Palace exhibition. It's the clergy, stupid. The model of the priest as the ultimate and unquestionable authority in his field is not just alive and well. It has been grafted onto the newly-qualified class. Expert commentators are seen (and often see themselves, alas) as a sort of secular priesthood, free to pass science off as dogma and get away with it.
The third reason is more pragmatic, and has to do with smallness. I've already mentioned that individuals in Malta slip very easily from one role to another. It's also the case that experts tend to move in very tight social circles.
There are about four professional anthropologists in Malta, and I know all of them personally and value their friendship. Would I be ready to take them on, in public, over a technical matter? I hope so, but I wouldn't bet on it.
Territoriality and vulnerability grow well on small island soils. When I said it would be good to bring in competing commentaries, I was assuming they could be bothered in the first place.
The three reasons ought to be taken in conjunction. Which is good, because it means we're not condemned to be paranoid small islanders forever. Qualifications cults and secular priesthoods die hard, but they just might eventually.
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Whether too slight or too vague the ties that bind people casually meeting in a hotel at
midnight, they possess one advantage at least over the bonds which unite the elderly, who
have lived together once and so must live for ever. Slight they may be, but vivid and
genuine, merely because the power to break them is within the grasp of each, and there is
no reason for continuance except a true desire that continue they shall. When two people
have been married for years they seem to become unconscious of each other's bodily
presence so that they move as if alone, speak aloud things which they do not expect to be
answered, and in general seem to experience all the comfort of solitude without its
loneliness. The joint lives of Ridley and Helen had arrived at this stage of community,
and it was often necessary for one or the other to recall with an effort whether a thing had
been said or only thought, shared or dreamt in private. At four o'clock in the afternoon
two or three days later Mrs. Ambrose was standing brushing her hair, while her husband
was in the dressing-room which opened out of her room, and occasionally, through the
cascade of water--he was washing his face--she caught exclamations, "So it goes on year
after year; I wish, I wish, I wish I could make an end of it," to which she paid no
"It's white? Or only brown?" Thus she herself murmured, examining a hair which
gleamed suspiciously among the brown. She pulled it out and laid it on the dressing-table.
She was criticising her own appearance, or rather approving of it, standing a little way
back from the glass and looking at her own face with superb pride and melancholy, when
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"You often tell me I don't notice things," he remarked.
"Tell me if this is a white hair, then?" she replied. She laid the hair on his hand.
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husband and wife then proceeded to move about the room, casually murmuring.
"What was that you were saying?" Helen remarked, after an interval of conversation
which no third person could have understood.
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They have suggested that a close monitoring of the Internet search traffic about influenza may be better effective in dealing with hospital emergency rooms situation that sees a flurry of sick patients during the winter.
The report on the value of the Internet search tool for emergency departments carried out a study over a 21-month period that was published in the journal 'Clinical Infectious Diseases'. The team that carried out the study said that 'Google Flu Trends' collects vital data on search traffic information on flu. They update the information on a daily basis by detecting and analyzing certain flu-related search terms. Combined with the search queries this information becomes a potent tool for flu indication.
The researchers pointed out a strong link between the Internet searches for flu information through Google's Flu Trends tool and the people landing up in hospital emergency rooms due to flu-like symptoms.
Richard Rothman, an emergency medicine physician at the Johns Hopkins University School stated that he hopes to develop a reliable surveillance model for flu cases that could lead to an early warning sign for emergency care workers. This will ultimately help emergency department directors and senior administrators to be better prepared to beef up staff and opening up patient annexes.
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WALK into almost any bar in Scotland at lunch-time a week tomorrow and you will expect to see kilted-up Tartan Army fans, pints in hand, eagerly gathered around the television.
The crest on their football tops will reveal an allegiance not to Scotland but to Argentina, and their songs will centre on the exploits of Maradona, not Dalglish.
Scottish football fans traditionally love to hate England and the schadenfreude climaxes when the Auld Enemy flop on the biggest stage of all, the World Cup. But times may be changing, according to a survey commissioned by The Scotsman.
When MSP Andrew Wilson suggested Scots should get rid of the "national chip on the shoulder" and support England, his comments were widely greeted with derision.
The executive committee of the tartan army, who viewed the proposal almost as sedition, voted against it 86-0. One of Scotland's leading brewers, Tennents, then launched a marketing campaign to encourage the tartan army to cheer on England's opponents in every match, with slogans such as "Och Aye Kanu", referring to the Nigerian midfielder.
Digby Jones, the director-general of the Confederation of British Industry, even said that anti-English racism was preventing many English people from working in Scotland.
But now, our poll, published on the eve of the World Cup, suggests that the anti-English sentiment is anathema to a large number of Scots, who will be happy to support Sven-Goran Eriksson's team.
The survey found that almost a third of Scots will support the English football team in the World Cup, while just one in six said they would cheer on England's opponents during the three-week competition in Japan and Korea. More than half (53 per cent) said they didn't mind who won.
The result contrasts markedly with the view that the majority of Scottish fans cannot wait to see England beaten by their first-round opponents - Sweden, Argentina and Nigeria - in football's premier event.
The report found that anti-English sentiment was, in fact, much greater among Irish people living in Scotland. Almost four in ten said they would support England's rivals, with just 19 per cent cheering on the Three Lions.
The telephone survey of 750 adults aged 18+ by Scottish Opinion hinted that anti-English rivalry was largely rooted among younger adults in lower skilled jobs.
The greatest opposition to England came from men aged between 35 and 44, where more than three in ten said they would actively support whoever plays against England.
Support for England was highest among people aged 65+ (40 per cent), where just one in 50 people said they would support England's opponents. In the AB social group, 35 per cent said they would follow England, compared with 23 per cent of skilled manual workers. More men will support England's rivals than women (22 per cent versus 14 per cent), but the majority of women (60 per cent) don't care either way.
Although just one in six Scots wants England to lose, the poll found that four in ten English people living in Scotland agreed with the statement: "Most Scots dislike the English". A similar number of Scots agreed with the statement.
The poll, however, did find a much higher level of support for the Ireland football team, with 52 per cent of Scots backing Mick McCarthy's team and just 2 per cent backing their opponents. Almost half said they were ambivalent.
More than seven in ten English people living in Scotland said they would support Ireland during the campaign, with none saying they would support Ireland's opponents.
John Curtice, professor of politics at Strathclyde University, said the poll demonstrated that while the English were not the most popular of neighbours, they were not exactly hated north of the Border.
But he added: "Perhaps the most disappointing news of all for those who would prefer the bonds between the two countries to be stronger is our evidence that dislike of the English appears to be strongest among younger Scots.
"Only 28 per cent of those aged 45 and over believe that most Scots dislike the English, but no less than 43 per cent of under-45s take this view.
"There is, then, little reason to believe that the minority who dislike the English is gradually declining in size," he added. "If anything, the opposite is more likely to be true. Indeed, younger Scots will also be among the keenest supporters of England's opponents in Japan.
"Our findings clearly indicate that the Scottish media have a delicate balancing act to perform in the next few weeks. They will clearly be talking to a divided audience, half willing to regard England as a substitute for the absent Scottish team and half hoping for the cross of St George to hang bedraggled in disappointment."
Hamish Husband, the chairman of the West of Scotland Tartan Army, was surprised so many Scots would support the Auld Enemy, but said the fans themselves had tried to take a more balanced view in recent years.
He said: "A lot of us are trying to take a more mature view, we are trying to downplay the rivalry. We are trying to stop all that 'stand-up-if-you-hate-England' rubbish. We will never be able to support England, but that doesn't mean we have to support their opponents."
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Three players who made their New Zealand debut in the recent Oceania Cup have kept their bags for the World League final in Tucuman, Argentina next month.
Brooke Neal, Elizabeth Thompson and Sophie Cocks are in the squad of 18 for the tournament comprising of the world's top eight nations.
Four players were unavailable for selection either for injury or personal reasons - key striker Katie Glynn, defenders Emily Naylor and Aniwaka Roberts and classy midfielder Stacey Michelsen - which removes a large chunk of experience.
World No 3 New Zealand will play world champions Argentina (ranked second), Australia (sixth) and China (seventh) in pool B, while Olympic champions the Netherlands, England, Germany and Korea are in pool A.
"It will be a hard challenge," Black Sticks coach Mark Hager said.
"Argentina are at home, Australia is playing well at the moment and China is a bit unknown but it is another opportunity to play against the top eight teams ahead of a big year of hockey in 2014."
Ranking points are on offer in Tucuman to help determine pools for the 2014 World Cup in The Hague.
Black Sticks squad: Kayla Sharland (c, Central), Krystal Forgesson, Danielle Jones, Julia King, Liz Thompson (Auckland), Anita Punt (Capital), Olivia Merry, Amelia Gibson, Sophie Cocks, Bridget Blackwood, Pippa Hayward (Canterbury), Petrea Webster, Rhiannon Dennison (North Harbour), Sally Rutherford, Brooke Neal, Sam Charlton, Gemma Flynn, Rose Keddell (Midlands).


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E3 2013 has been very silent for me. There's tons of media, but most of it buzzes past my ears without them catching the important keyword that my ears are fine tuned to receive: "PC" or "Personal Computer". Microsoft, Sony, EA and Ubisoft have all shown their cards and none of those cards have anything for my platform of choice.
I say (or sing) "Hey! What's going on?". Where's the ... Excuse me, i meant to say P . What the... What I want to say is that where is the Personal Co ... **** it.
The answer is actually very simple: Sony and Microsoft have both banned the from E3 for a very simple reason. They want to advertise their new consoles. They probably hope that by announcing all the new entertainment products for their consoles (even if a ton of them are coming to other platforms) they can increase their sales. Likely the pre-orders will flare up for Xbox One and Playstation 4 because gamers want to play their beloved games and they want to be sure they can play them, so it makes sense to get the platform for the games they want as soon as possible.
Probably a couple of months later when E3 buzz has died down, they make announcements for other "less desirable" platforms such as or Wii U. Or heck, even PS3 and Xbox 360.
Meanwhile, I'm one sad Personal Co-... Personal... Calculator? gamer.
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Blue Heelers - Season 12
The twelfth season of the Australian police-drama Blue Heelers premiered on the Seven Network on 2 February 2005 and aired on Wednesday nights at 8:30 PM. The 42-episode season concluded 26 November 2005.
Tom Croydon is suspended from duty pending a Coroner's Inquest into a murder he's suspected of committing, and Mark Jacobs has taken control of the station. Nick Schultz is back helping PJ with the murder investigation, but it seems young Kelly is the only person who truly believes in Tom's innocence.
"Burden of Proof"
Tom now finds himself the prime suspect for the murder of Ryan Dekker. PJ and Nick Schulz believe the key witness is lying, and set out to uncover her motives for doing so — despite Tom's unwillingness to cooperate. PJ and Nick uncover a tangled web of incompetence and betrayal.
"My Way"
Tom is back in charge of the Mt Thomas Police Station and is not happy with the new relaxed atmosphere fostered by Acting Sergeant Lindy Schroeder.
"The Walking Wounded"
Amy is suspicious when a woman's baby is found dead in his crib, apparently the result of SIDS. It is the second child the again-pregnant woman has lost in suspicious circumstances and comes only a week after another SIDS death in town — and the details are identical. Could this be a copycat case?
"Chasing Smoke"
PJ and Amy are called to a vicious home invasion at a mansion on the outskirts of Mt Thomas where a teenage boy has been cut with a knife in an effort to force his mother to open the safe. When they meet the father, Danny O'Keefe, both Tom and PJ recognize him as a likely gangster, and immediately assume his associates were responsible. At first PJ suspects another flashy "businessman" staying at the Imperial, but then evidence leads them to someone else. Tom's jaundiced view of Danny O'Keefe is confirmed when this suspect is found bashed and the flashy businessman is found murdered in Melbourne.
"Everything a Girl Could Want"
Kelly and Joss are trying to resurrect the Blue Light basketball team, but unexpectedly they find a kid selling heroin. Tom is convinced Danny O'Keefe is somehow behind it, but his efforts to bring him to justice are frustrated.
"One Good Turn"
When an excited first-time father disowns his newborn baby, Alex and Susie suspect the mother, a schoolteacher, has been having an affair with a young schoolboy. At first both parties deny a relationship, but when they run away together, the case is all but proved.
"Sex Sells"
Jonesy and Susie are questioning a shoplifting suspect in the Mini Mall when her five-year-old daughter runs off. Jonesy is searching for her when he discovers that at the same time a young sex offender on day release has also gone missing. Has he abducted the child, and if so, where have they gone?
"One Sick Puppy"
PJ, Amy, and Garth are investigating the brutal murder of a young woman when a second body is discovered, killed in a similar style — a serial killer is at work in Mt Thomas.
"Killing Time"
Amy, PJ, and Senior Detective Garth Henderson find a new link between the last two serial killer victims — their psychologist, Bill Lapscott, who runs a therapy group for victims of sexual abuse.
"Mirror Image"
The serial killer is still at large in Mt Thomas but examination of the latest murder victim reveals enough dissimilarity to indicate it was not the same killer. While PJ and Tom try to track down the copycat killer, both Amy and Garth return to their original suspects. However, Amy's suspect turns out to have an alibi. Such is the antagonism now between Garth and Amy that she is more determined than ever that psychologist Bill Lapscott is innocent. But is she right?
"Blood and Bone"
Amy regains consciousness after being attacked late at night to find Garth leaning over her. Amy freaks and turns to PJ, accusing Garth of trying to kill her — and further incriminating him as the key serial killer suspect.
"Kicking Over the Traces"
Susie goes to bat to save the reputation of a man whose depression has driven him to suicide. He is also under suspicion of leaving a bomb at the hospital the day of his death but as Susie unravels the case, she discovers that the targeted doctor at the hospital has more than one person with a grudge against her.
Joss finds himself in the middle of an armed stand-off on the football field when a feud between two members of his Blue Light Soccer Team gets out of control. One of the boys involved in the feud is Butch O'Keefe, the son of Melbourne mobster Danny O'Keefe whom Tom has sworn to drive out of Mt Thomas.
"The Life"
The Heelers' search for Danny O'Keefe's kidnapped son is complicated by the uncooperative father who is being blackmailed to come good on a murder-for-hire.
"The Ticket Out"
The Heelers' search for Danny O'Keefe's kidnapped son is complicated by the uncooperative father who is being blackmailed to come good on a murder-for-hire.
"Playing by the Book"
An alleged teenage rape introduces Amy to a young girl whom she begins to suspect is actually being abused by her grandfather. One of the young witnesses excitedly introduces herself as Amy's niece, Chloe. She invites Amy to her 13th birthday party, using as a drawcard the fact that her beloved grandpa will be there — Amy's Uncle John, the man who sexually abused her as a child. PJ watches Amy relive the pain of her teenage years.
Supported by PJ, Amy is determined to pursue her uncle John who abused her as a child. But face-to-face, he seems not to be the monster Amy has described.
"Dangerous Animals"
Tom must finally face the tragic events of one year ago when Barry Baxter escapes from jail during his trial. Baxter's reign of terror continues as he returns to Mt Thomas and kidnaps Tom's grandchildren. A teenager's dare results in a fatal mauling at the Widgeree WIldlife Park and the escaped lion causes havoc in the region. Jonsey finally proposes to Susie but how will he react when he learns the truth?
Having kidnapped Tom's grandchildren, Barry Baxter taunts him with a series of video emails depicting the children being buried alive in a large wooden box. After taking Joss hostage, Baxter sets up an armed siege at the Imperial Hotel, wanting to negotiate with Tom.
"Car Wars"
Jonesy is dismayed when Susie hits it off with Jason Tyler, the attractive victim of a car theft racket the Heelers are trying to crack. Feeling rejected by Susie, Jonesy risks his life in an attempt to salvage the lives of a young man and his pregnant sister. When he discovers they are desperate for money, he arrests the young man to keep him safe while he takes his place in a 'ute surfing' competition.
"Night & Day"
Out on a night-long patrol, Jonesy and Alex are called to a noisy private party. Arriving at the bash, the Heelers soon realize they've come to the home of Jason Tyler, the new boyfriend of Jonesy's ex-love and police colleague, Susie.
"The Party's Over"
Joss and Kelly's birthday celebrations are soured when one of the guests, a lifelong friend of Kelly's, is found dead — the victim of an apparent drug overdose. The preliminary autopsy report reveals that she'd had sex a short time before her death, but Kelly staunchly maintains that her engaged friend was neither promiscuous nor a drug user.
"Crossing the Line"
Three popular teenagers are killed in an horrific highway collision with a truck and there are conflicting stories about the final seconds before impact. The whole town wants to believe that the teenagers were murdered by a reckless truck driver, but Amy Fox has to deal with the fact that the truck driver is her cousin.
"In Warm Blood"
The man who killed Kelly's father 15 years ago has been released from prison and is in town to tend to his dying mother. A wall of sympathy and police solidarity is thrown up around Kelly. Tom takes steps to run the released killer out of town, but Alex earns the resentment of his colleagues by treating the man fairly.
"Another Day at the Office (1)"
Mark feels guilty and depressed when the lost teenage girl he handed back to her family is found murdered just hours later.
"Another Day at the Office (2)"
The paddock at the lonely Biden farm has revealed the remains of three more murder victims, all teenage girls. Charlie Biden has already admitted to killing one, and is clearly the murderer of the others. His wife Marie frustratingly takes the high moral ground, until Charlie dies violently in custody, obviously by means of Marie. Mark takes the blame for this death as well and spins further into despair.
"Last Orders"
An after-hours robbery of the Imperial Hotel is interrupted by the publican, Chris Riley. There is a struggle in the darkened bar, and Chris is left with a badly cut hand and a young female robber in a coma from a blow to the head.
"Getting the Bullet"
Alex continues a struggle with paranoia after receiving a bullet taped to a transfer application form. Things become more desperate when petty criminal Terry Swanson exploits Alex's situation by involving the police bureaucracy, further inflaming tensions inside the Mt Thomas station. Joss, the one person who can remedy all this, lacks the courage to confront Alex or confess to the boss.
"Acid Test"
Alex's belief that he is being victimized by his colleagues, and the media attention he is attracting, widens the trust gap felt by the police of Mt Thomas. Alex rejects offers of help and understanding from Jonesy, preferring to fight a losing battle against his idea of injustice. Joss is convinced he will be sacked for starting the whole thing, and drags his feet to avoid the inevitable confrontation with the boss.
"One for the Road"
Mark befriends a young boy with great artistic promise during a routine investigation into thefts in Widgeree. However, when Mark breaks a promise under duress from his family, the boy turns against him, with tragic consequences.
"Two Laws"
Mark agonizes over his actions after his pursuit of a suspect ends in the young offender's death. His failure to protect himself against a physical threat from another offender is noticed by Susie, who starts to have doubts about his ability to do his job.
"Good Times"
Tom confronts his past when an old army mate confesses to a 35-year-old homicide. As the horrific nature of the crime is discovered, Tom begins to question the truth of his friend's confession. Amy challenges Tom over his involvement in the murder investigation and discovers he had a close personal involvement with the victim.
"Bad Fortune"
Amy and Jonesy investigate when a recent lotto winner is found bashed and near death on a country road. They suspect his two gold-digging mates. What they don't expect is an admission that they were taking part in an assisted suicide. But what made the man with everything to live for, want to die?
"Child's Play"
On a Saturday morning, after the high school Formal, Amy and Jonesy investigate the death of a teenage girl, murdered, apparently by her friends.
"Facing the Music"
Matt's ruthless approach to truth and justice seems so black and white to Alex that even the victims of crime must have judgement brought upon them. But Matt's way of dealing with a young man who has attacked his teacher shows he may be equally as capable of dealing with an emotionally driven criminal situation as Alex.
"Too Close"
Matt's army service in East Timor complicates his dealings with a man who robs a video store. Amy follows up the latest sighting by a frantic mother still seeking the driver responsible for a fatal hit-and-run that killed her daughter. Kelly cannot ignore Estelle White, the young woman who is obsessed with her.
"Promises, Promises"
As Amy and Jonesy investigate a grisly murder, Matt forges ahead with his own line of inquiry. The growing suspicion surrounding the new constable appears justified when Matt's chief suspect is mysteriously murdered. Amy is faced with the prospect that one of the Heelers has crossed the line.
"Slaying the Demons"
Matt's military past is revealed as he is investigated by his peers in relation to a murder, while Amy grudgingly notes Jonesy's potential as a detective. Meanwhile, suffering from post-traumatic stress, Kelly makes a serious error in judgement which leads to a harrowing showdown with her number one fan.
"Keeping Up Appearances"
Matt finds a seriously battered man in the boot of a stolen car after a high speed chase. Mt Thomas CI investigates, but with Jonesy away at detective's training school, Amy finds good help hard to find. She strongly disapproves of Matt's aggressive approach to questioning witnesses, but who can she turn to? Kelly is too messy, Susie too nice, and Joss — well...
"Season Finale (1)"
On his first day on the job Jonesy discovers that being a detective is harder, and more expensive, than he thought. When a woman alleges she was raped while under general anesthetic, Jonesy fails to make any headway in the case forcing Amy to get involved to show him how it's done. Pushed out of the rape investigation, Jonesy focuses on solving a burglary at the home of a psychiatrist.
"Season Finale (2)"
Amy initiates a deadly game of cat and mouse with the accused doctor. Despite Jonesy's warnings, she accepts a lunch invitation only to discover the he has a son with Downs Syndrome and doesn't appear to be quite the monster she had imagined. Amy traces the boy's mother and uncovers the doctor's first victim, but just as she is about to put the doctor away, he again turns the table on her.


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For the better half of her life, she has been rather pudgy, but now its getting to a point where she won't go for walks anymore and just lies down all day. Everybody in my house tries to get her out, but she rarely wants to walk.
She's been on diet food for maybe two or three years now and it doesn't seem to work, even when she would go for regular walks.
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As Beauden Barrett mulls his options for next year, his Hurricanes team-mates didn't give the first-five too many reasons to stay in Wellington as they went down 49-44 to the Highlanders tonight.
The eight-test All Black is off-contract at season's end and there has been a whisper the Blues are keen on securing his services, while there's no denying the Hurricanes would dearly love to hang on to him.
At 22 the pivot is the face of the franchise, who hasn't missed a game in the past two seasons and bar some minor defensive issues, is a player on the rise.
Losing him would be a massive loss for the Hurricanes and their coach Mark Hammett.
When asked after tonight's defeat to the Highlanders at Westpac Stadium whether he would be back in the capital next year, Barrett simply said: ``hopefully''.
"I'm not too keen to talk on it at the moment,'' Barrett said. ``I'll leave it up till the end of the season and do our season review, which we always do and make a decision after that.''
The Blues tried to recruit Barrett in 2011 but he opted for a wider training group deal with the Hurricanes and went on to make his debut that season for the franchise his father, Kevin, represented in the 1990s.
Barrett's brother, Kane, is a member of the Blues squad but it doesn't appear he has given his younger sibling a solid sales pitch on heading to Auckland.
"He enjoys it up there, so he's always encouraging. So we'll just see what happens,'' Beauden Barrett said.
Most of the Hurricanes' squad has been secured for next year but Barrett's signature will be the crucial one to snag in the next month.
It would be a surprise if Barrett was to leave given his strong Taranaki links and when he spoke about tonight's game, he gave the impression he wanted to continue with the Hurricanes.
"We are playing for spots next year and we are building for next year and we want to finish the season strong and show our fans why they come and watch us each week,'' Barrett said.
"We've got a lot to work on and it's pleasing that we can score this many points, it's just we've got to stop leaking too many and I've got confidence this team's going to go places. It's pleasing we can fight back like that and we never gave up.''
It hardly sounded like a parting shot from a guy on the move.
Tonight's game was a frenetic affair that never had a dull moment, particularly in the second half but the Hurricanes fell off too many tackles and didn't treasure the ball.
Tries were scored at will as defence was thrown out the window in a contest that held little bearing on the competition standings but eventually yielded 11 tries in all.
The Highlanders set the tone in the first spell as they racked up a 32-13 half-time lead but after they lost Aaron Smith to the sin bin mid-way through the second half the Hurricanes roared back in to the game.
Twice in the final 40 minutes the Hurricanes threatened to take the lead but the Highlanders did just enough to hold on as they banked their third win of the season in a game that won't have given either coach much to be proud of.
The Hurricanes round out their season with a trip to Christchurch next week to meet the Crusaders, while the Highlanders have a date with the Rebels in Melbourne.
Highlanders 49 (Mose Tuiali'i, Tamati Ellison, Aaron Smith, Kade Poki, Hosea Gear, Elliot Dixon tries; Colin Slade 3 pen, 3 con; Hayden Parker 2 con) Hurricanes 44 (Ash Dixon, Ben Franks, Julian Savea, Chris Smylie, James Broadhurst tries; Beauden Barrett 3 pen, 5 con) HT: 32-13


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Usain Bolt of Jamaica celebrates after winning gold in the Men's 200m Final on Day 13 of the London 2012 Olympic Games at Olympic Stadium on August 9 in London. PHOTO/GETTY IMAGES
We love the Olympic spirit of Usain Bolt, the amazing track athlete from Jamaica who has won two gold medals and races again today to try for a third.
His winning spirit is so contagious, people across the globe have started sharing photos via social media of themselves doing his winning pose! We thought we'd have some fun with it, too.
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About Kinneret
The system does not mandate installation and/or complicated setup, and includes automatic hardware recognition, a wizard that facilitates easy connection to the Internet, as well as a rich and high-quality range of applications with maximum Hebrew support (with more languages to be supported later on).
Among the applications provided in the CD we can count office aplications (word processor, spreadsheet, presentations and more), Internet applications (browser, email, instant messaging, chat and more), multimedia applications (playing music, watching movies, image editors and more) as well as a variety of games. GNU/Linux Kinneret is intended to serve first and foremost pupils in the Israeli education system, and therefore it includes a range of educational software, learning aids and development environments that are needed throughout the studies.
The system can be downloaded for free (as in speech and as in beer) from the Internet. The goals of the project are presenting free, quality proven alternatives to the Windows'?¢ operating system and to the commercial software tools that pupils use during their studies, promoting the free software and open source movements in Israel and giving equal opportunity to pupils from all parts of the population in the technological age.
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In the meantime, "Arlene" is in Hayley's condo with a sailor. She tells him that she killed Hayley. Later, Mateo finds Hayley's wedding ring and their crumpled wedding photo with Hayley's writing on it. The cops arrive at the condo, but Mateo hides the evidence. Then, Mateo finds a matchbox in "Arlene's" jacket, tracing her to The Pit. He leaves to go look for her.
Later, Dixie and David have a conversation about Vanessa and Dixie convinces David to put aside the hatred he feels for his mother and perform the operation that could save her life. David listens to Dixie and agrees to do the operation.
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Archaeologists from the University of Bristol have unearthed a unique slave burial ground on the remote South Atlantic island of St Helena. The excavation, which took place in advance of construction of a new airport on the island, has revealed dramatic insights into the victims of the Atlantic slave trade during the notorious Middle Passage.
The tiny island of St Helena, 1,000 miles off the coast of south-west Africa, acted as the landing place for many of the slaves, captured by the Royal Navy during the suppression of the slave trade between 1840 and 1872.
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