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When someone tells you they are a teacher or a nurse, you pretty much know immediately what they do and how they earn a living doing it. But when I tell someone that I am a blogger, they usually give me this quizzical look and ask "But, how do you get paid to be a blogger?" I love explaining my non-traditional job to folks, so today I thought I'd spill my secrets about exactly how I earn money as a full-time blogger. Think of a blog like a mini-magazine, except you (the reader) do not … [Read more...]
I'm Not a Player, I Just Blog a Lot.
Big Pun? Anyone? No? Alrighty, then... Yesterday I shared The Lazy Girl's Guide to Lightroom, my new e-course that I've been building behind the scenes for the past two months. Now, I know that a lot of you are not bloggers and probably don't give a rat's patootie about how to build a blog or take better photos. If you are that person, feel free to skip right on past this post and wait for the next decorating post (they are coming, I promise!). But, if you are a long-time reader who is … [Read more...]
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Today I have a HUGE announcement that I'm so excited to finally share with y'all! bHome is a new Home and Garden app on the market featuring all of your favorite magazines and DIY bloggers. It's available on iPhone and iPad, (coming soon to Android!). If you love getting inspired by gorgeous photography and design ideas, this is the app for you. There are almost 40 incredible design bloggers and magazines for you to follow, including some of my daily reads and blog friends like The … [Read more...]
Best of 2014: Top 10 posts of the Year
As we come to close of 2014 I'm looking back on how my blog has morphed and changed over the years. For the past few years I've considered myself to be a DIY & design blogger. But as I was searching through my analytics to find my top ten most viewed posts of 2014, I was surprised to see that most of them were not DIY related at all. I believe I have officially crossed over into "lifestyle" blog territory. Fine by me, because it's WAY easier to document how to toss together some bath salts … [Read more...]
Building a Creatively Made Business 2.0
A few weeks back I opened an email from my friend Jen Rizzo asking if I'd be interested in joining in on her upcoming Building a Creatively Made Business 2.0 class. In the email she asked a whole bunch of questions that I answered silently in my head... Are you a dreamer? Yes. You may say I'm a dreamer. But I'm not the only one. (name that tune) Do you have ideas, dreams and a beautiful product to go with it? Yep. So many ideas. So many dreams. So little time. And energy. Have you been … [Read more...]
We now return you to your regularly scheduled programming
Hey there. I'm back. I have to admit that most of my days in 2014 have gone just like this…. Source But I'm better now. Fourteen days and 43 comments later, I'm back and ready to begin blogging this year. I took a deliberate break from everything for a few weeks, and I've got to admit that it felt pretty good. I've spent a great deal of time thinking about what I want from my blog, from my life, from my everything. It's been an introspective few weeks. I don't quite have all the answers … [Read more...]
Where Do We Go From Here?
As we enter the new year, I'd like to take a minute to find out what kind of posts you would like to see on my blog in 2014. Also, I want to get some things off of my chest that have been burdening my brain for the past year. I've been thinking a lot about my blog lately, about how it's changed and evolved over the years. Gone are the carefree days of blogging when I had no filter, no concern about who I might offend or what people might think when I posted something ridiculous. For years … [Read more...]
How to create featured likes on a facebook fan page
Wanna give your best bloggy buds some extra facebook juice? I'll show you how to make their fan page a featured like on your facebook fan page, so they will get more exposure with all of your fans. It stands to reason that if a blog reader likes me, my home, or my projects, then they might have an interest in knowing what blogs inspire me, as well, right? By setting your favorite blogs as a featured like on your fan page, you can show your readers which blogs are your favorite. Start by … [Read more...]
Goodbye, Google Reader. And Now What?
In case you haven't heard, Google announced that it is doing away with the old standby blog feed reader which was so appropriately named "Reader". Unfortunately, this is how nearly 1,000 of you read my blog according to the Reader statistics thingie. If you are currently following me through Google Reader, you've got a few options on how you can easily continue to get my content on your screen if you so choose. I'm honestly humbled to have a great readership like you guys, and I hope you will … [Read more...]
How to improve your website traffic with Social Media and Pinterest
I participated in my very first Google hangout tonight, speaking about how to use Pinterest to drive more traffic to your website. If you've read and enjoyed my article about How to Go Viral on Pinterest, then this is a must see. Starting at the 34 minute mark on the video, I talk about the NEW look of pinterest and the analytics it offers for your pins, the best types of pinnable branding and size for your photos, along with some good info on how to save valuable real estate inside your blog … [Read more...]


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"Ha! Your ass is so mine," Dean chortled as he reved up the engine to the Impala.
"Laugh it up," Sam said dryly, settling comfortably into the front seat. It felt like he'd never been gone.
"Hey, the doc did say that they were releasing you to my care. That they didn't feel you were dangerous, just that you needed continued therapy to work out your 'dillusions', and they felt that I could safely handle your 'issues'." Dean grinned. "Not like I haven't been doing that since day 1," he groused. But the grin was still plastered on his face was a dead giveaway. It was still there as he turned to back out of the snowy parking spot.
Sam had to admit the reality of that. "But I still say it would have been easier to break me out than go through all this."
"Dude, did you have a plan for getting out when you got in? It ain't that easy."
"Come on, Dean. An orderly's uniform, a stolen ID? Please."
Dean looked at him thoughtfully, then shook his head dismissively. "Nope, they'd notice a sasquatch anywhere. You'd never make it. And besides, what's with you and the costumes again?"
Sam just rolled his eyes and looked back at the retreating building. He'd never win with Dean, especially with him as gleeful as he clearly was today. A part of Sam was warmed to the core by the obvious delight (in his own way) his brother was showing at Sam's return.
"And dude. 'Sam Addams'? Couldn't you at least have picked a decent beer? Like, maybe, Sam Corona? I had to go in there being Dean Addams. How wussy is that?"
Sam laughed in spite of himself. He had really missed Dean. Time had blunted the sharp edges of the guilt and knowledge of all he'd done, but the problems were still there, lurking. But he felt like maybe he could actually face them now, especially since it didn't appear he'd being doing it alone. And it looked as though his brother wasn't feeling so raw either.
"I meant what I said, Sammy," Dean said seriously.
Sam turned in surprise at the change in tone. They were now rolling down the highway. Sam had apparently been musing for sometime. He raised his eyebrows in question.
"Trust is an issue, and will need to be earned. But it isn't like I don't need to earn your trust back either. We can do this." He turned and looked at Sam. "Right?"
Sam nodded firmly. "Right." He truly believed that now. After a week of talking to Dean in the controlled environment of the hospital had proven that to him. It would be good to talk openly again, but he'd learned enough even through the double speak. And actions spoke louder than words. Even though Sam had admitted himself to the hospital, Dean was concerned enough about him to use Dr. Wilson's knowledge and the hospital itself to asertain for himself that Sam was truly ready to re-enter the fight instead of just busting him out. Frankly, it wouldn't have been that hard to get out, no matter what Dean said. Only a Winchester would do that. How screwed up was that?
"Oh, I have something for you."
Sam turned as Dean fished something out of his back pocket and tossed it onto Sam's lap without looking away from the road.
Looking down in shock, Sam saw his wallet. With shaking fingers, he opened it, and saw his engraved money clip, id and emergency cards, and the pictures he'd discarded.
"Weapons are in the trunk."
Sam looked at his brother's profile in amazement. Dean had literally followed his footsteps, miticulously picking up the tiny pieces of his life. putting them back together and holding them until Sam was ready to take them back. Even as angry and disappointed in him as Dean had been at that moment. Sam didn't need the months he'd just spent emersed in psychology to tell him the symbolism of that.
"It's no big deal, Sam," Dean said defensively, still not looking away from the road.
Sam knew better. 'Thanks, Dean," he said quietly, putting all the emotion he could into those two words. Relief, graditude, and all the rest.
A tick in Dean's cheek was all Sam needed to see. Message received.
Quiet reigned for a few moments before Dean spoke with studied casualness. "Cas said to head north after I picked you up. We're supposed to meet up with Ellen and Bobby."
Sam looked at him in surprise. "Cas knows you were picking me up?"
Dean snorted and looked sideways at him. "Dude. Angel?"
Sam huffed in amusement. "Right. Well, north it is."
Rooting for the maps, Sam knew they were heading immediately back to the fight. Trust was still an issue, as was the phone message Dean had left. But they both had said things they didn't mean, and done some pretty terrible things. But they were brothers, and they were stronger together than apart.
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Bhagwan Mahaveer Jain College of Nursing (BMJCN) proffers degree courses such as B.Sc. in Nursing. Based in Millers Road, Vasanthnagar, Bangalore-560052., the institute is affiliated to the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health & Sciences and is approved by the Indian Nursing Council(INC). For every course the college imparts practical training to its students that helps them to understand better, improve their demonstrative skills, eliminate hesitation and in this process strives to mould them into industry ready professionals. The modern teaching methodology assists the students in getting an all around view of engineering, technology and the entrepreneur world. The diligent faculty team of the college possesses hands-on experience and up to date knowledge of their subject and area of expertise. The infrastructure and facilities of BMJCN consists of spread-out campus alongside various amenities in the form of library, computer center, classrooms with proper teaching and learning aids, medical facilities etc. The institute seeks to place each of its students in an organization/company of great repute.
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Dustin Penner is a brave man. Now that the Kings' postseason run has ended with a Stanley Cup championship, it's time for those scruffy playoff beards to come off. But instead of grabbing the nearest pair of hedge-clippers he can find to do away with the itchy, nasty thing himself, Penner is having his beard shaved in public -- and is letting fans choose what style facial hair, if any, he should sport during Thursday's championship parade. (CLICK HERE for more parade information) The Kings left wing has teamed up with Philips Norelco for the promotion. Fans are invited to visit the Philips Norelco page on Facebook to vote on Penner's new look. At the moment, the "handle bar" appears to have a sizable lead over "lamb chops" and "clean shave," with "chin strap" and "classic mustache" bringing up the rear. Can't help but notice that "keep the full beard" isn't an option. Penner will go under the blade Wednesday at Bolt Barber (460 South Spring St.) at 3:30 p.m. --Chuck Schilken
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Property Location
With a stay at Best Western Gold Rush Inn in Whitehorse, you'll be minutes from Old Log Church and Midnight Sun Gallery & Gifts. This eco-friendly hotel is within close proximity of North End Gallery and Kwanlin Dun Cultural Centre.
Make yourself at home in one of the 99 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and gift shops/newsstands.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Best Western Gold Rush Inn. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Breakfast is available daily for a fee.
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Featured amenities include a computer station, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a 24-hour front desk. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events. Free self parking is available onsite.
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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- Number of meeting rooms - 2
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Total number of rooms - 99
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Wanted criminal Riddick has been running away from bounty hunters for years. After arriving on a planet called Helion, Riddick finds himself in the middle of a war against Lord Marshal and his Necromongers warriors, who threaten to destroy humanity. Pitch Black sequel starring Vin Diesel.
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This drama of reluctant fatherhood is basically a two-hander between a 14-year-old tearaway (Kyle Ward) and his feckless gambler of a dad (Ian Hart), who re-enters his life almost by accident.
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Time stopped as the ship of dreams disappeared into the icy depths. The world blurred around me as it vanished. Every woman on the lifeboat stopped breathing for a momment. The children stopped sobbing. I felt myself die inside.
I held Iona close to me, trying to protect her from the cold. She was already wrapped in a spare blanket, but she needed my warmth to stop her from shivering. The jacket that I'd thrown over my shoulders was enough for now, but it wouldn't hold my heat for long. At least it covered my bruised arms.
Soon, the dying cries died out. With them, our hope swam away.
Georgia was sitting beside me, twisting something in her quivering hands.
"Is that from Robert?" I asked, already aware of the answer. She nodded in silence. "Are you goin' to read it?"
She shook her head. "It isn't mine to read." She muttered. Carefully reaching over Iona, I took it in my hands. I ripped the envelope open and read through the curling handwriting.
Dearest Evangeline,
If you are reading this, you are safe. I will truly be at peace knowing that. I suppose this is goodbye, so I ask that you hold this letter dear, for I doubt we shall ever speak again.
Tears formed in my eyes, and I blinked hard before I could continue.
Though we met only a few days ago, it seems as though I have known you for a lifetime. We could've had a lifetime together if fate was kinder. I thought that one day, when Mr Thompson finds a new butler, we could go back to England. I have a beautiful little house in Yorkshire where we could settle down and start a family. A charming son and a beautiful little girl, just like her mother. Maybe even a dog, you seem like a dog person. And you could sit in the garden on sunny summer afternoons while I chase the children through the twisting rows of trees.
Now, I wish for only one thing. I ask that you don't live your life in the past because of this. Maybe you could think of me every once in a while.
Evangeline, you will always have my love.
Eternally yours,
Lucian Roberts
As the letter drew to a close I felt my cheeks turning wet. I had no idea. Georgia was right all along. Why couldn't he've said before?
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Starwalker he's a friend of mine
You've seen him looking fine
He's a straight talker, he's a Starwalker
Don't drink no wine
Ay way hey o heya
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You've seen her opening doors,
She's a history turner, she's a sweetgrass burner
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Holy light, guard the night.
Tray up your medicine song.
Oh, stake dealer your a spirit healer,
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Star soldiers one and all oh
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Following are the steps to install the Evolis printer driver on a Mac 10.4 or 10.5:
1. Prior to starting the installation, plug in the printer to the Mac and make sure that you have Administrator rights.
2. Go to the Evolis website at www.evolis.com. Download the necessary driver and follow the instructions during your installation.
3. Open the System Preferences.
Then open the printers and faxes.
4. Click on the + to add and select the printer which should be already detected.
5. In the Print using section, choose Select a driver to use
6. Choose in the menu list the Evolis driver and the language you need. Click on Add to validate your choice.
7. The driver is now ready to be used.
8. You are ready to print your first card.
9. Make sure the correct driver has been selected for the printer and check the paper size in on Card. Go to Printer features to access the Evolis driver properties
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There are two major classifications of brain bleeding, extra-axial -- meaning outside the brain proper -- and intra-axial -- meaning inside the brain tissue.
You probably didn't know that your little grey cells are covered with various membranes. The extra-axial bleeds are classified by where they are relative to these membranes.
* Epidural hematoma: between the skull and the (hard) dura mater
* Subdural hematoma: between the dura mater and the (weblike) arachnoid mater
* Subarachnoid hematoma: between the arachnoid mater and the (tender) pia mater
As one would expect, the epidural hematoma occurs closest to the skull and therefore is most likely to be caused by an external force. A recent example is the baseball pitcher Brandon McCarthy, who was hit in the head by a baseball and required surgery for epidural hematoma.
Subdural hematoma is often associated with extreme acceleration/deceleration of the head, as in a car accident or severe shaking. This type of brain bleed has perhaps the highest mortality rate.
Subarachnoid hemorrhage usually comes from inside the body rather than external trauma. The main underlying cause is usually found to be a malformation of the veins or arteries of the brain.
This is fascinating and also a little hard to follow, so let me see if I can tl;dr it:
There are two major types of brain bleeding (inside and outside), and one of them (outside the brain) has three subtypes that correspond roughly with being hit on the skull, extreme movement of the head, or something internal to the body.
Interestingly, it's extreme movement of the head that kills more often than being bonked on the head or something internal.
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Amelia born in 1876 in Pucklechurch, England was the first child of Gabriel and Elizabeth Stickler. She grew up in Wick & Abson, Gloucestershire. In 1904 she immigrated to Canada accompanied by Alice Ann Stockden (1883-1970) and Frank Charles Stockdon (1882-1961) and their mother, Ellen Jane (Amelia's Aunt, the sister to Amelia's mother). They made the journey aboard the ship Lake Erie, sailing from Liverpool on 12 July 1904 and arriving in Quebec, Canada, on 22 July 1904. From there she went to Melita, Monitoba and married Frank Berry who had previously immigrated to Canada and lived in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. They had two children, a son, Frank and daughter Elsie. After Frank died Amelia married Harry Beale and had one daughter, Marguerite who eventually moved to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
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Manny Roman was having a good August until a warning from analysts at RBC Capital yesterday sent shares in the hedge fund he runs south again. The City had started to think that Mr Roman, the chief executive of Man Group, had got the struggling money manager to turn a corner.
At its recent first-half results, it reported the rate of funds leaving its fund had slowed and pre-tax profit came in at £122m, compared with a £163m loss last year. The shares jumped 18 per cent at the time. But scribblers at RBC yesterday reiterated their sell rating and said: "While net outflows slowed … they are still ongoing" and the business remains "in decline and is currently a story of cost-cutting".
RBC is concerned that "cost cuts are necessary to offset a declining top line" and they warned that the stock is really only suited "for those with the ability to trade quickly".
Man stumbled towards the bottom of the mid-cap index on RBC's sell advice and the shares declined 3.8p to 88.65p. RBC said the share price is related to performance and a return to net inflows, so if "neither of these materialises" the shares will be worth 70p, "nearly 25 per cent below current levels".
Across the wider market, disappointing Japanese GDP figures dented the FTSE 100 and it lost 9.05 points to 6,574.34. But the market was waiting for further macro data later this week.
Cevian – the investment firm whose UK arm is chaired by Lord Myners, the former government minister for UK financial services – emerged as having a 5.11 per cent stake in security giant G4S. This comes in the wake of June's revelation that the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has a 3.2 per cent stake.
G4S has faced a series of problems since its Olympic Games security fiasco last year. The group started yesterday's session in the red but after Cevian's interest was confirmed it rose 8.6p to 244.1p.
There's still a long way to go for the stock, however, and it remains more than 20 per cent lower than at the beginning of May.
Close to the top of the blue-chip table was Prudential. The insurer was boosted by good results at its Asian business and a 22 per cent surge in operating profits. It climbed a respectable 48p to 1,232p.
Punters took profit on some airline stocks after they recorded all-time highs earlier this month. IAG plunged 11.3p to 312.2p.
The boss of Experian sold shares in the credit-checking agency worth £1.2m. Don Robert sold 100,000 shares at 1,218.28p each last week, leaving him with 1.39 million shares in the Dublin-based group. Experian was 7p worse off at 1,216p.
Genel Energy, the oil explorer backed by Nat Rothschild and Tony Hayward, passed its 2011 float price of 1,000p during the day when it announced it had bought a 40 per cent stake in Ethiopia's Adigala block from private group New Age. It jetted up 7.5p and finished the day level with its float price at 1,000p.
Ted Baker appeared out of fashion with the City yesterday and was bottom of the mid-cap index, down 86p to 1,825p.
Highland Gold Mining, a Russian gold producer partly owned by the oligarch Roman Abramovich, said it is on track to meet its full-year production target and was 5p brighter at 73p.
Top Level Domain Holdings said it would bid in a private auction for four internet domain names and it advanced 0.125p to 5.75p.
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Snap up shares in Moneysupermarket.com, Jefferies suggests. The broker thinks "better communication could have perhaps swerved" the bumps in the road for the comparison website recently. It says Moneysupermarket "should do better with communication; dare I say, hire an IR! [investor relations]" but rates it a buy with a 248p price target for shares that are 178.2p.
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In this chapter we find the reconciliation between Jacob and Esau. The last time these two brothers saw each other was at the time when Jacob disguised himself as Esau and took the blessing that Isaac was going to give to Esau. Here it is over 20 years later and now it is Jacob that initiates the reconciliation. Again, I must confess to you that I see Jacob in a very positive light. I did not say that Jacob was an angel, but this man's life, as a whole needs some careful examination. Not to mention the fact that God was continually with him. This must be considered in the man's life as important. It was Jacob who initiated the reconciliation.
Verses 1-2: But before Jacob sends messengers to Esau, he gets a visit from angels of God. More than likely it was God's way of showing Jacob that he was protected, but I cannot be dogmatic about that. The move back to the land was filled with mystery. He hasn't been back in over 20 years and I am sure that he didn't know what to expect when he got there. It seems apparent that he was under the impression that the many years would have softened Esau's heart, so the attempt of reconciliation is being made.
Verses 3-5: Now bear in mind that Jacob was under no obligation at all to do this; not out of guilt, loyalty or family. He was the one that God would use to fulfill His promise that through his seed the Abrahamic promises would be fulfilled.
Notice the attitude of Jacob that he was willing to submit under Esau, even though Esau was the one obligated by the blessing and by God to submit to Jacob. Jacob is not perfect, but this man has changed. So he sends his messengers to Esau with the news that he wants to know if grace was available from him. How many people could learn lessons this day from Jacob. How many people right now who are holding grudges with brothers and sisters for whatever reason who need to ask ...
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I am LTWilly, I have a 05 Wrangler X , 4.0L AT. All stock. resently I just got only 9.3 miles per gallon, eventhough I did a tune up with new plug, air filter and the upper O2 sensor. My friend said me I should replace all 4. Any advice will help. THANKSSSS...
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It could be several different things but something to take into consideration is any differences in driving habits, more city driving than usual? Have you been letting it idle to warm up for longer periods? Which plugs did you use for your tune-up? There are a lot of factors that go into determining what the problem may be.
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I used Autolite as recommended and the gap is 0.035. I just drive to work 8 miles a day and not in traffic time. Today I just replaced all 4 O2 sensors and will monitor for a week.
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It's not really exciting, but it's still a nice MUSE track.
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I've heard (on one radio station), that these new songs are not gonna be on new album, on which they still don't work... But who knows...
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So Close, Yet So Far Away -4.5 stars...
A Million Suns is the follow up to Revis' first book, Across the Universe. Godspeed has a new leader, Elder. With the help of clues left behind by Orion, Amy and Elder are working to unravel all the secrets and lies the previous leader, Eldest, has tried hiding for so long. The ship is in chaos though because the residents have lived so long being mind-controlled that, that's all they really know. A lot of the residents want to keep the old ways and live on the ship forever, others however, including Amy, who has seen what real stars, grass and the sun is like and knows that there's more to life outside the walls of Godspeed, want off the ship. Someone else though, has different plans and is working against Elder and Amy, using any means necessary, to try and stop them from reaching Centauri-Earth.
I really liked the way this story was laid out like a scavenger hunt, with Amy and Elder having to solve one clue to the next to learn the big secrets behind Godspeed. It was like one big adventure and a lot of fun trying to solve the puzzles. I actually enjoyed this book more then the first because it just wasn't as frexing weird. Their word not mine. : )
I stumbled across this as a free audiobook, and grabbed it because I wanted to have something to listen to on my commutes instead of the depressing world news. I knew nothing about the book or author beforehand. What I know now is that it is the middle book of a trilogy, and would likely fall into the category of YA literature (its narrator-protagonists both being late teens).
And what did this 64-year-old male reader think?
Not bad. I had to suspend belief a little more than I have to, even for science fiction books. I couldn't figure out, for instance, how the Godspeed, the giant colonizing spaceship that provides the setting for the book could have realistically worked. There were other niggling details too, but I set them aside for the sake of the story.
As for the narrative, it had problems too. The ship is in danger, discovered to be stopped in space, halted on its journey to its destination. Generations have come and gone on the ship, which is itself aging, and there's a question how long it may last given its decrepitude. One shipmate knows a big secret to the mystery behind everything, but he's been put in a cryochamber because of violent behavior. Yet before being frozen, he's planted clues for one of our heroes, so in tracking them down she may find the answer herself.
This is a contrivance with which I have many problems. The clues are obscure. And while the person who planted them may have possessed a puzzler's cleverness to invent them, he had no assurance that the one for whom he left them would be similarly clever. And somehow he had time to plant these clues around when he knew himself was to be hunted? And given that he believed the fate of the entire ship was dependent on the mystery being solved, he risked making discovery of the answer so difficult?
As it turns out, as our hero is hunting the clues, a saboteur is also afoot trying to undermine the outcome. But when this miscreant is unmasked, I found the denouement, while melodramatic, pretty disappointing.
Still, listening to the audiobook made my commute entertaining. Maybe it was because of its format. If I were reading this story from the page, I might not have had the same patience. The two readers who inhabited the characters as they narrated the book brought feeling, and did their jobs well.
In fact, they did well enough that they left me curious as to what the fate of the colonizers of Godspeed might be in the third part of the trilogy. Maybe if I can get a deal on the audiobook version of Part 3, I just might use it to entertain myself during some future commutes.
This book was as good as the first one. I've always wondered what would happen if we decided to find another planet in case we kill this one or something happens like the moon moves out of orbit and changes the tides. The story continues with what is happening on Godspeed. Amy and Elder/Eldest fight to figure out a way to make sure they are on track to arrive at Centauri-Earth even though they appear to be hundreds of years behind schedule and possibly never reach Centauri-Earth. I won't give away what happens but this is a nice continuation to the first of the trilogy. Looking forward to see what happens in the conclusion. This is an enjoyable young adult series.
It's hard to believe this was written by the same author as "Across the Universe." Not as interesting, very slow, had to force myself to finish it. So disappointed . . .
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For a while, I chalked my fascination with her up to curiosity of the unknown. She was new and different, of course I was drawn to her, that was simply the natural order of things. Everything familiar becomes mundane over time and the strange and other is some how more exciting. It was human nature really. Who was I to fight human nature?
So I texted her late late that night, nothing major considering how I fretted over it for hours before hand. At first I was worried about coming off as desperate and needy, after all, she had only just given me her number and her instructions were to "text her sometime". It was vague really. How should I know what that meant? Should I have texted her sometime next week? But then again, it being so vague was the rationale I used that night to text her. Perhaps she wanted me to text her as soon as possible, or something like that? I couldn't possibly deny her that, or anything at all.
What's up?
I blew out a breath, the deed had been done and I would have to wait for her response. And wait. And wait. And wait. I found myself glancing at my phone every few minutes only to find that again, there was nothing from Melanie Frostwood.
What could she possibly be doing?
My brow wrinkled as I stared at my reflection in my phone, silently cursing her name. What could be so interesting on a Tuesday night that she would neglect to answer my text? My brow creased even further down the bridge of my nose. What if she thought I was boring? I ended up opening the thread that would contain our messages if she ever deigned to text back. I studied the two words and question mark analytically, picking it apart over and over again. Surely I could have come up with something a bit more interesting than "what's up?". Had twelve years of private education really failed me so miserably that I couldn't find anything more charismatic to say than what's up?


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CBS Sports' Jon Rothstein is reporting Syracuse recruit Nerlens Noel will "ultimately wind up in Lexington." Recently, The Fizz dissected the New York Times' piece on the shady characters around Noel. It's not an indictment of the high school big man himself, but instead the questionable "handlers" many high-profile basketball recruits find themselves fending off. Rothstein stops short of saying Noel has made a decision already, only that it appears likely he will choose UK. Here's The Fizz's comprehensive coverage of Nerlens Noel Noel to Kentucky would not be a shock. Nerlens had reportedly narrowed his list down to UK, SU and Georgetown. But the Hoyas always seemed a long shot, and according to most insiders the Wildcats held an advantage over the Orange. The Fizz spoke to Noel on his visit to the Carrier Dome, and he seemed legitimately excited about the prospect of a "Transformers Lineup." But even the most optimistic SU fans knew it would take an upset to pry N2 from Kentucky....
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This time, at least, she has come back. Actually, the police found her, again. She was asleep in the park. When she got home, I wanted to shout at her, but I saw the bruises she was covered with and swallowed my words. It wouldn't have done any good: she slept for hours, although it was bright daylight, which made me suspect that she was drunk. Sure enough, her breath reeked of alcohol. I've locked her in her room, although it's cruel, to dissuade her from going out with those guys every night. It's not healthy.
She has refused to go to school altogether now, but I can't force her. To be honest, I'm a little scared of her. It's ridiculous. I'm scared of my own daughter! She is so violent now - and a lot stronger than me. I'm worried that someone who gets in her way will come to serious harm soon - she stops at nothing and no one.


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Washington, Sept 15 : New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton is trying hard to stem the recent shift of white female voters to the Republican ticket.
During the brutal Democratic primary fight, Clinton had driven a wedge between female white voters while countering Senator Barack Obama.
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... And that was Anna and the Vultures with their Happy Happy Thursday Night Television Song, slipping down the charts again, by an incredible 78 chart places this week. Mostly, it seems, because no one likes it, and it isn't very good. But though the lyric may be inane and the tune as bland as Budgens baked beans, you can hear the raw passion in her voice, can't you, and that's what counts, I think. Yep, yep, I'm just looking over at the Brits judges, who happen to be sitting just over there, and they say that that IS what counts. Beautiful.
Speaking of the Brits, last night's awards show is being broadcast on ITV1 tonight, and can be, with the help of Culture Vulture, a fully interactive, multimedia experience. All you have to do is print out Dorian Lynskey's fabulously funny minute-by-minute account of the awards ceremony, and then read it in time with the show, out loud, in your very best Dorian Lynskey voice.
Of course, as fun as that will be, for some the Blunt and Tunstall levels will soon reach depths of unbearable, erm, depth, and - I've just thought, Blunt and Tunstall sounds like a particularly ineffective brand of household drill, or a firm of window-fitters or something, doesn't it? - and they will wander off, channel-wise, in search of other eye-goodies to salve their weary soul.
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The Brit Awards 2006 8pm, ITV1 Hosted by Chris Evans, this year's Brits look likely to be a benefit in honour of the 21st century Chris De Burgh, James Blunt, who might have been developed solely in order to win silly trophies at bumptious corporate celebrations of mediocrity. Blunt is nominated in five categories, as are hapless Franz Ferdinand mini-mes Kaiser Chiefs; both will be performing. As if that wasn't sufficient to drive any sane viewer to watch QVC, KT Tunstall, Coldplay and Kelly Clarkson are also on the bill. The Outstanding Contribution award will be collected by Paul Weller.
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The First Emperor 9pm, C4 Interminable exploration of a potentially fascinating subject. Qin Shi Huangdi created modern China -- he built the Great Wall, set benchmarks for its subsequent grandiosity by entombing himself with an army of terracotta warriors, and established its long tradition of repressive tyranny by slaughtering thousands of people he disagreed with. Unfortunately, while this film contains some stunning footage of Qin's tomb, it is lumbered with wretchedly acted and written reconstructions, which reduce the immense drama of history to rehearsals for an admittedly unusually expensive village pantomime.
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House 10pm, Five Tonight House, along with his catalogue models in white coats, try to find out why a recent college graduate is suffering violent electrical fits. It's like he's being repeatedly poked with an invisible cattle prod. They rule out everything from MS to athlete's foot. Meanwhile, House's folks are in town for a visit but he doesn't want to see them. And he has a motorbike. It doesn't make him happy. But boy does he look a dish, sitting astride it in his rakish leathers.
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Tony Rome (Gordon Douglas, 1967) 8pm, Sky Cinema 1 "The action is so fast... it's a wonder Tony Rome stays alive... and single!" Frank Sinatra lounges his way through a pulpy prototype Miami Vice role as a private eye living on a houseboat (wearing a sea captain's hat), chasing dames, solving a bit of crime, that sort of thing. With Jill St John and Gena Rowlands.
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Boston Legal 10pm, LivingTV William Shatner's Denny Crane -- still referring to himself in the third person -- is forced into defending a far-from-repentant child murderer. He goes to extreme lengths to have himself declared unfit for the task, even appearing on The Larry King Show. Meanwhile a childhood fear of clowns resurfaces when James Spader defends Zozo The Clown, who's fired from his TV job after mixing environmental messages among the usual pie-in-the-face routines. Add a man who seeks a marriage annulment after he's been seeing a farm animal behind his wife's back and you have another fine week from the show that prefers entertainment over realism.
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Counter Culture 11.30pm, BBC4 Tyler Brûlé takes the pulse of consumerism in the United States and finds that all is not well. The big department stores -- Macy's, Bloomingdale's and Marshall Field's in Chicago -- are not faring well. Whereas once they offered a total shopping experience (Marshall Field's even had a ladies' writing room), they're now trapped between upscale boutiques and the fast retail of street style and casualisation. Meanwhile, celebrities want in on the action -- J-Lo has her own label and apparently she's very hands-on; and even the usually even-handed Tyler can't resist a dig. He's off to Japan for the final episode next week.
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Mmmmmmm, Boston Legal... House.... Project Catwalk....
It's telly niiiight. It's telly niiiiight. It's telly night, it's True.
You know, that is quite catchy. It's a grower, I think. This year, you mock me - but next year, the Brits.


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My husband and I (30's) will be heading to Nova Scotia for our honeymoon. First thing to say is that we know we cannot fit everything we would like into our 8 day trip, that is why we are reaching out to experienced fellows for help. We will arrive in Halifax Saturday June 29th about 2:00 pm and depart same airport Sunday July 7th at 7:00am. We will be renting a car at the airport. We love being outdoors and will try to include as much hiking, kayaking & canoeing as we can. We also love nature and usually go backcountry camping. While it will be nearly impossible due to the season, we would like to avoid crowds when possible although that would not be our main priority.
We have decided on ½ day for Halifax (& Peggy Cove), probably Saturday July 6th afternoon and we want to spend probably 3 days and 4 night in Cape Breton Island, specially the National Park. Here we want to do whale watching tours. Probably 2, one that guarantees sightseeing and another one that gets you closer to the water. We might camp at the park but are looking for accommodation suggestions within the park as well as in the 2 points of entrance to the park.
That being said, we think we can incorporate just one more place (or nearby group of places) to visit. At first we were thinking about Prince Edward Island, but after doing some reading looks like it's a beautiful place mainly surrounded by beaches and golf courses, and of course beautiful towns. If this is the case, we would rather avoid it as we are looking for more "activities" in the wild and while we love beaches, we think we get enough of that elsewhere. Secondly we looked at Tangier as it appear to be the perfect place for kayaking. But we did not see Tangier mentioned in many places and we are wondering if it is really as spectacular as we imagine it (kayaking just the two of us alone through deserted small islands). The third option was to head south from Halifax (either at the beginning or end of the trip) and hit Lunenburg, Kijimkujic National Park, Digby and Maitland for some rafting. Lastly we heard great things about Bay of Fundy and the idea of crossing to New Brunswick sounded appealing but not sure if it is worth it as we would only be able to stay there one night.
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I love your plans so far. If hiking and kayaking interest you I would try the Lunenburg, Keji (Kijimikujic) Digby and Maitland option. I do love PEI but maybe save it for your next trip.
You may also want to include Chester, Mahone Bay and the Annapolis Valley while passing by.
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Thank you for the input! Digby neck is very tempting but so far from our main priority: Cape Breton. We were thinking about including Cape Chignecto instead to do some kayaking and hiking. Do you know if it's a spectacular as it sounds? Thanks!
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With only a week, I would say two destinations is it. July 1st is a holiday - won't be much open, but lots of celebrations going on.
June 29th - arrive - stay in Halifax
June 30th - daytrip to Peggy's Cove, Lunenburg, Mahone Bay, Oven's Park
July 1st - I would say stay in Halifax and enjoy the celebrations - fireworks, etc. but also a good day to travel
July 2nd - Head to Cape Breton - about 4 hours from Halifax
July 3rd - Cabot Trail
July 4th - Cabot Trail - spend night in Baddeck
July 5th - depart Cape Breton - take the Eastern Shore route back towards airport. Sherbrooke Village - stay the night at Liscomb Lodge.
July 6th - Depart Liscomb and if a nice day, spend at Clam Harbour Beach. Stay at airport hotel - you can drop off your rental car that night and take a hotel shuttle back to a hotel. The Quality Inn is old, but has a good on-site restaurant. The Hilton is new with an on-site restaurant as well.
July 7th - depart
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I would not take the Eastern Shore route back. It is one of the longest and least interesting drives in Nova Scotia. Thee are a few interesting things along the way but they do not justify the extra long ( and quite boring) drive.
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thank you so much for the great advise! I think we have come to a conclusion, it is tight but this is how we think we can make it work.
June 29th - Arrive Halifax 2pm. Drive to Cheticamp arrive late at night. Overnight at Margaree Riverview Inn (not the nicest but we will only sleep here)
June 30th - Set up the tent at Cape Breton National Park CORNEY BROOK camping (is this the nicest of all the campgrounds?). Then hike the SKYLINE Trail. Maybe whale watching same day?
July 1st - Backcountry at FISHING COVE.
July 2nd - Drive to Meat Cove. Overnight there or nearby some nice cabin...suggestions?
July 3rd - Meat Cove to Cape Chignecto. Overnight in Advocate harbour I think
July 4th - Kayaking tour at Cape Chignecto. Overnight advocate Harbour or camping on the park
July 5th - Joggings fossils. Cape Chignecto to Halifax long route stopping at Maitland. Overnight Halifax
July 6th - Peggy Cove and Lunenburg day trip. Back to Halifax.
July 7th - Depart.
A lot of driving and we will be tired but we would have included two main attarcations! Any suggestions on the best place for whale watching in Cape Breton? Overnight at Advocate Harbour?
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Meat Cove to Cape Chignecto and overnight in Advocate? Long drive my friend. You should allow yourself time to finish the trail and enjoy Baddeck for a night.
Advocate - not much there. Parrsboro is the closest Centre with restaurants, etc. Cape d'or lighthouse has accommodations if you are interested. Or there is a lovely beachside camping ground - cant remember the name but I am sure NS Tourism can help you out. Privately owned.
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Congratulations on your engagement! Now for the fun part -- planning your honeymoon. If you're on a budget, mini-moons, which usually last less than a week, are a great alternative to a longer honeymoon vacation.
Multi-Destination Honeymoon
In the luxury category: More couples are opting for an around-the-world honeymoon, picking at least 2 international locations. So imagine: You tie the knot in Sri Lanka and honeymoon in Patagonia.
International Destinations
Travel agents report strong consumer interest in 2012 for international destinations such as Croatia and Vietnam. Croatia is known for having some of the world's sexiest beaches. Hint, hint ...
Romantic Destinations in the US
Looking for ideas for a short or long romantic getaway? This year, emerging and classic romantic destinations to watch include Kauai, Maui, San Francisco, Key West, US Virgin Islands, Savannah, Santa Fe, Charleston, NYC, Chicago, New Orleans and Fort Lauderdale.
"The Love Boat"
The cruise line industry has its eye on an entire generation of travelers who have never cruised before. If that includes you and your significant other, take note: Uniworld's river cruise line, Super Ship Antoinette, boasts open-air balconies and daybeds. On Norwegian Cruise Line's new ship, Breakaway, enjoy leather headboards and waterfall showers.
Baby Moon
Calling all expectant parents: Now's your time for one last "hurrah" before your new bundle of joy puts a stop to any future vacation time, at least for a while. No wonder the baby moon is one popular travel trend that shows no signs of slowing down.
Adventure Sports
Getting away from the mundane is essential, especially if you want to keep the romance alive, relationship experts say. An adventure for 2 can include canoeing, kayaking, bouldering, mountain climbing, hiking, skiing, snowboarding -- you name it. Escaping to the great outdoors with the one you love -- what could be better?