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Posted Tue 19 Aug 14 at 21:50 PM
AFC Bournemouth 1-2 Nottingham Forest
Nottingham Forest secured an impressive 2-1 victory away at AFC Bournemouth this evening.
Britt Assombalonga scored his third goal in two games to level the scores after Callum Wilson had fired the hosts into the lead.
And it was left to Matty Fryatt to notch the winner, and his first goal for the club, with a powerful header.
Stuart Pearce made two changes to the side which drew at Bolton on Saturday.
Michael Mancienne, who was suspended for the Macron trip, took his place alongside Jack Hobbs in central defence. Danny Fox slotted in at left back and Dan Harding dropped to the bench.
Eric Lichaj was also handed a start, Jack Hunt having to settle for a place among the substitutes.
The hosts began the brighter of the two sides and on 12 minutes claimed the first notable chance of the game.
Adam Smith made strides down the right and brought a solid save out of Karl Darlow.
Bournemouth came within inches of opening the scoring in unorthodox fashion three minutes later, Matt Ritchie rattling the ball off the far post with a free-kick from the right. Fox then had to be alert to block a well-struck effort from the edge of the area.
Forest were struggling to get a foothold in the game and Darlow was called into action again on 23 minutes as Ritchie raced down the right. The keeper narrowed the angle and pushed the ball out for a corner after the winger struck it towards goal.
Pearce's men carved out their best chance of the half on 39 minutes when Michail Antonio showed great pace down the left. His cross was excellent but Assombalonga couldn't direct his header on target.
Bournemouth responded immediately and Forest once again had Darlow to thank for keeping the scores level. Smith played an excellent one-two in the area and Darlow, again at his near post, spread himself well to make a brilliant save.
There were two Forest changes at the break as Fox made way for Hunt, Lichaj switching to left back, and Ben Osborn replaced Antonio. Andy Reid moved in behind Assombalonga and Fryatt went out to the left.
The second half began in similar fashion to the first with The Cherries in control, and the home side had the lead their play deserved on 58 minutes.
A looping ball in the area caused confusion in Forest's defence and, after a mad scramble near the goal line, Wilson stroked the ball into the net.
Chances had been few and far between for The Reds but they had an equaliser nine minutes later.
Assombalonga won a free-kick in the left-hand corner and found enough space in the middle to head the ball home from Reid's subsequent free-kick.
Forest's tails were up and on 70 minutes had a half-chance to take the lead after Chris Cohen persevered to dig out a cross on the left edge of the area. Fryatt failed to generate significant contact on the ball with his head and Bournemouth cleared the danger.
But Fryatt's frustrations were shelved two minutes later as he headed his side into the lead.
Hunt did brilliantly to get to the byline, dinking a teasing cross high over former Forest keeper Lee Camp's head and over to the back post. Fryatt met the ball from close range, powering it into the back of the net.
The game was now evenly poised, a point typified by the half-chances both sides had in the 82nd minute.
First, Reid let the ball bounce from Assombalonga's knock down before dipping the ball a couple of yards over Camp's crossbar. The Cherries then countered and half the ground were up celebrating prematurely when substitute Marc Pugh's shot struck the side-netting after the ball deflected off a Forest man.
There was another chance for Reid two minutes later, the Irishman shifting the ball on to his right foot neatly in a tight situation on the edge of Bournemouth's area. He struck the ball sweetly but Camp held on low down.
Reid was replaced by Stephen McLaughlin as four minutes of added time were indicated.
Assombalonga came close to putting the game beyond doubt shortly after play resumed, twisting and turning his way into the area and shooting. A Cherries defender did brilliantly to divert the ball into the side-netting.
But it wasn't to matter as Forest hung on to a valuable three points on the south coast.
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Transcript from My EIA Panel Session
I only recently became aware that the 2009 Energy Conference put on by the Energy Information Administration has posted the audio and transcripts of all of the sessions. You can hear the audio or download the transcript from my session – Energy and the Media – here. I summarized the overall conference in two posts right after the conference:
The 2009 EIA Energy Conference: Day 1
The 2009 EIA Energy Conference: Day 2
My fellow panelists were Steven Mufson from the Washington Post; Eric Pooley from Harvard, (and the former managing editor of Fortune); and Barbara Hagenbaugh from USA Today. The panel was moderated by John Anderson of Resources for the Future (and a long-time reporter and editorial writer for the Washington Post).
There were questions on the oil price run-up of 2008 (and how the media handled the coverage), false balance in reporting, scale of biofuels versus petroleum usage, peak oil, and the role bloggers are playing now with respect to reporting news.
I will extract portions of my comments below, correcting the transcription as needed for clarity. (For instance, when I said I also write for The Oil Drum, it was transcribed as "aldrum.")
Mr. Anderson: …subject of energy of the media, a rich subject if ever there was one. My name is John Anderson. I'm joined here by four people who are in the midst of that subject. From my left, Steve Mufson, who writes on this for the Washington Post, and incidentally was also a Beijing Bureau Chief of the Post for several years which turns out to have relevance to our subject. Eric Pooley, who had a long career at Time Incorporated. He was national political correspondent among other things, and managing editor of Time, and has recently been at the Kennedy School at Harvard. Robert Rapier, who resides over the R-SQUARED Energy blog which I and I suspect many of you pay attention to, and Barbara Hagenbaugh who covers economics and energy for USA Today.
I would like to start off by going around the table and asking about a piece of recent history clear in everybody's minds — four dollar gasoline last summer, $147 oil. That was a huge story for several months. In retrospect, how did we do? Did we get it roughly right? Did we have the causes and consequences roughly right? And in retrospect, what could we have done differently?
My response to that one:
Mr. Rapier: I've got a stat counter on my blog, and it tells me what brought people in there and where they came from. "Why are oil and gas prices rising?" is probably the number one keyword search that brings people in. Sometimes ironically from the media, they want to know why oil and gas prices are rising.
I'm an inventory watcher, and I use the EIA data religiously every week when they put out the statistics. On Wednesday I go in and I look to see what oil inventories are doing, what gasoline inventories are doing because we have a pretty good idea of what the gasoline inventory situation is.
So in 2007 we had, I think it was ten or eleven weeks in a row, that gasoline inventories fell, and they fell well below the average range just as we were going into summer driving season. And I got in a little bit of a friendly banter back and forth with Doug McIntyre who wrote This Week in Petroleum at that time, he works for the EIA, and I said I think we're heading for record gas prices by Memorial Day. He said that generally prices pull off before then and level off. And I said, "Yes, but look at the trend here. The gasoline inventory trend was like this." I said, "Something has got to give here because demand is just about to pick up." And sure enough, that's when we hit $3.00 gasoline by Memorial Day.
In the world oil markets it's a little bit more murky because we don't always have good inventory data. Again, we do in the U.S. We've got pretty good data in the U.S., but gasoline — if you want to know what gasoline prices are going to do, pay attention to inventories, and the time of year. I mean, if gasoline inventories are low in the fall; it's not such a big deal. Gasoline inventories low going into summer driving season, that's something you better watch out for.
Hurricane season. Going into hurricane season you better have good inventories. And we didn't last year, and that's again — when the hurricanes started to come in, I warned people we're going to see some gasoline shortages. And we did because the refineries went down. We didn't have enough inventories on hand, and suddenly spot shortages.
I was then asked about peak oil:
Mr. Anderson: I hope the EIA is listening. There may be someone from the EIA here for all I know. Robert, you have dealt recently in your blog with the interesting question are we running out of oil? This is one that all reporters constantly have to deal with. How do you deal with that?
Mr. Rapier: It's obviously a very controversial subject. And often I see very frequently media stories dealing with peak oil as we're actually not running out of oil. We've still got a trillion barrels in the ground. So the issue is not running out of oil. We will never be running out of oil. We will have oil for one hundred more years. It's can we get it out of the ground fast enough to keep up with demand growth? And that's where the problem is going to lie in my opinion and forward.
We may see an oil production peak in the next three to five years. There are a lot of very authoritative people who believe that that's the case. There are some people that would believe that renewables are going to come in and fill that void. I'm not one of those people. I believe it will — there will be a contribution, but if we have a world oil production peak in the next three to five years we've got a serious problem.
But again, it's not about running out of oil. And that's the most common misconception I see about peak oil when people write about peak oil. They want to debunk that by showing how much oil is left in the ground, and that's what we're talking about, issues like one trillion barrels of shale in Utah. The trillion barrels doesn't help if it takes more than one trillion barrels worth of energy to get it out. In that case it's useless. It takes a tremendous amount of energy to get that oil out. So we don't have a trillion barrels of recoverable reserves, maybe a very small fraction of that because the energy balance on that is very marginal.
On the issue of there not always being black and white answers to some of the questions:
Mr. Anderson: Barbara, how does a reporter working from day to day deal with the problem of editors and readers who want sharp clear answers to questions like this that are very much in controversy and very often as Robert suggests aren't even quite the right questions?
Ms. Hagenbaugh: It's complicated, and you know, USA Today a lot of times, I've got this much space to do all that. So I mean, the most important thing is like Robert just said, there's two sides to this story and this is always to try to bring that out. I sometimes — editors get frustrated with me because I don't come out and say this is how it is and this is what the answer is.
On the question of false balance:
Mr. Rapier: I put the question to my readers on my blog and also at The Oil Drum where I write—I said, "Energy in the media, what do we need to talk about?" False balance, probably the most popular answer. One reader gave the example: "scientists discover that the earth is round: flat earth society disagrees."
The problem is it's not always clear who the flat earth society is especially in the new biofuels technologies. Algae into biodiesel, is that flat earth thinking that we're going to be doing that on a grand scale within five years? I can't even tell for sure early on. I have to really dig and dig.
Steve (Mufson) interviewed me about three or four years ago. It was very early on whenever I was writing about ethanol. He interviewed me for about an hour and one tiny snippet showed up in that story. And I thought, boy, that was a lot of work, but I understand why he did it now. Steve is one of the best writers out there on energy. He does his homework. It really takes a lot of discussion to determine whether I'm credible or a complete nut, and that's what you have to do. And not everybody does that. And so you get some of this false balance reporting; lazy reporters who simply want quotes from both sides. It's important for the reporters to really do research. And the good ones do, and the good ones don't take the false balance approach.
Then came an exchange that was longer than I remembered it being:
Mr. Anderson: Robert speaks with some authority. He's the one person on the panel, and one of the few people writing on this subject who has a technical background. He's a chemical engineer, unlike most reporters. Steve, did you want to add anything to that?
Mr. Rapier: That means I can get away without wearing a tie, though, and people forgive me for that.
Mr. Anderson: What about ethanol? How should a reporter approach the future of ethanol? What are the questions he should ask?
Mr. Rapier: Energy in and energy out is very important, but it's not the only important thing. And I give an example. Some people say that if it takes more than a BTU of a fuel to make a BTU of ethanol that's a no go. It's not really because coal, for instance, is quite cheap. So if you took two BTUs of coal to make a BTU of liquid fuel ethanol, from an economic standpoint maybe that's doable. So the energy in and energy out is not the complete story.
Unintended consequences — I don't think we spend enough time thinking about what can happen here. What are the things that can happen? Cellulosic ethanol -we turn all this biomass into cellulosic ethanol. What are the implications?
There was a story a while back. Michigan, they figured out they might not have enough trees to fuel this cellulosic ethanol plant because cellulosic biomass in general has a very low energy density. And that's what I call the logistical problems of cellulosic ethanol. You have to go out farther and farther to fuel this plant. Do the calculations of a mid-size cellulosic ethanol plant; it is going to consume the equivalent of about one million mature trees a year. So think about a 20-year lifetime, 20 million trees, that's a lot of biomass. And as you get out to the edges of that you're burning up all your energy getting it back into the plant.
So, those are the kind of things I would question. Your logistics. How are you going to logistically pull this off? How many trucks in and out of days is that? And how in the future are you going to fuel this? A lot of the biofuel options we have are really recycled fossil fuel because they're entirely dependent on fossil fuel. If fossil fuel prices go up —they have to go up because that's what they are. They're fossil fuel. And we really need to go to something — and I talk about the Brazilian ethanol example.
I'm a fan of Brazilian ethanol. I was in India last year, and they do the same thing. I went through a plant. They end up with a waste material at the plant that they have to dispose of bagasse It's free fuel. Now we don't have something — in Louisiana and Florida they could potentially do something like that, but the economics of selling molasses and sugar are better than turning it into ethanol, but they do the same thing. They've got all the bagasse, and they use it to fuel their plant. A model like that will work. And people sometimes say — and this is some of the false balance that we discussed earlier. Dan Rather, Frank Sesno out there saying, "I was in Brazil. I saw what they did. We can do the same thing." The problem is we've got a higher population than Brazil. We use six times the per capita energy of Brazil. It's completely apples and oranges.
So, no way can we emulate Brazil, but I see person after person saying the ethanol miracle in Brazil was done because the government set the mandates and they set the standards. What they don't tell you is that the ethanol miracle really is about 90-percent oil. Ninety percent of their energy comes from oil, and Brazil makes a lot of oil per capita, and they've got a lot of oil reserves. That's how the ethanol miracle in Brazil happened.
On the question of trying to sort what is and isn't credible:
Mr. Rapier: It's like Eric said, there's a lot of garbage out there. And the thing is you can find an argument for any position you wish to make. I can support the flat earth position by things I find on the internet. I can go edit Wikipedia and then use that to support the point that I'm trying to make. So you really have to be careful and you have to know what's credible, what's not credible. It's like drinking from a fire hose. There's just so much information.
When I'm researching a story, I could take either side and I can support it.
It then went into Q&A from the audience:
Mr. Hall: Yes, Chris Hall, independent oil and gas producer from California. I enjoyed the discussion on ethanol because I think as an industry we spent $135 million to fight Proposition 87 which would have imposed a severance tax, but EIA and the country is focused on reducing our dependence on foreign oil by increasing investment in green energy. And yet the forecasts show the need as you referred to for large supplies of oil and gas and coal during the next 20 years. Meanwhile, the domestic fossil fuels are under attack in Washington, as well as state and local governments, to punish them for last year's high prices, for polluting the environment, to raise funds to offset deficits, to pay for development of renewable resources, all of which appeal to the public. For example, the Administration 2010 budget would result in the elimination of most of the R&D budget from Department of Energy for the oil and gas industry, would increase 150 percent in oil and gas taxes and a 40 percent reduction in drilling by one account. This will only lead to less domestic oil supply for our needs. How can the media help explain the problem so that we just don't make matters worse?
Mr. Rapier: I spend a lot of time writing about that kind of issue, and make no mistake I'm a big fan of alternative energy. I would like to see us produce all our energy domestically, but I'm a realist as well. I submitted a question to Secretary Chu yesterday. He did not take it, but it was along the lines of I find it very ironic that he is calling on OPEC to continue producing and at the same time domestic oil and gas has essentially no part in the Administration. So I agree with that. I think the reality is we're heading down a path here where we're likely to increase our imports because we're going to disincentivize our domestic production.
And I know the administration is counting on renewable to fill that gap. I don't believe that's going to happen. I believe they will play a part. I believe we should continue to fund that, but I'd also like to see the Administration take a more realistic view of some of these forecasts. Seventy-nine percent oil and gas, maybe that's not desirable, but that's what it looks like it's going to be. So we prefer to get that domestically, I think, as much to the extent possible, but I think we're just going to be importing it more from OPEC when biofuel targets fall short. We're going to be counting on Venezuela, and you'll hear future energy secretaries continue to call on OPEC: "Please don't cut us off."
My friend Morgan Downey then asked which books I recommend:
Mr. Downey: Morgan Downey. Just written the book Oil 101. And Robert, I read in your blog this morning that a survey came out earlier this week that said that more than half of Americans could not name one alternative fuel. And is there a role for books and other slow media in improving the average person's energy IQ and what books in oil would you recommend?
Mr. Rapier: Well, Morgan knows that I'm 250 pages into his book, which is a fantastic book, by the way. The survey you refer to, that was pretty disheartening to read that. I think 51 percent of people surveyed couldn't name an alternative fuel. Thirty-nine percent couldn't name a fossil fuel. Nineteen percent said I couldn't care less. I think you'll find and I see the same thing, interests waxes and wanes with oil prices. Oil prices are high. Gasoline prices are high. People want to know what's going on. So the best thing for your book would be for gas prices to start setting new records this year. People will pick up the book and they want to know what's happening? Why is this happening?
Mr. Downey: Any other books in oil you recommend, or what do you read?
Mr. Rapier: I read a lot of different view points. One of the first ones I ever read was Twilight in the Desert which I think is a good book. It has some faults, but it kind of brings attention to the potential issue with Saudi Arabia. So that was one of the early books that influenced me.
Within the industry, I'm reading technical books on refining. And this is what I told Morgan, that his refining section is incredibly detailed. I don't think there is a popular book that exists like that with that kind of information. Within the refining industry I've got technical refining books, and those are the things that I read to — how do we troubleshoot the cat cracker – and you don't go into that sort of detail, but for a lay person who really wants to be informed about energy, I can't give your book a high enough endorsement. I think it's a fantastic book.
Mr. Rapier: Gusher of Lies by Robert Bryce, I really like that one, too.
There was a question about fact-checking, which was the last thing I responded to:
Mr. Rapier: I have a big issue with fact checking myself. I saw that with the SPR, Strategic Petroleum Reserve. The rate of fill that was reported and picked up and reported and reported was wrong. I showed the actual numbers from the SPR. It was about half what the reported fill rate was. And those kinds of things annoy me. And I wonder why more people don't. Somebody, somewhere calculated a number based on some monthly fill rate and extrapolated it for a year, and it was just wrong. And then everybody picked it up and just ran with it. So I sympathize.
Anyway, my contribution was only a small part of the whole, which I think went on for about an hour. I would have published this sooner, but only became aware of the transcript about a week ago.
About That Logistics Problem
In 2006 I warned about just how many trees a cellulosic ethanol plant could consume:
Cellulosic Ethanol Reality Check
Let's consider a typical mid-sized 50 million gallon per year ethanol plant. Using Iogen's demonstrated yields, the biomass requirement would be 50 million/70 = 714,286 tons of biomass per year. According to Dr. Bruce Marcot, an ecologist at the USDA Forest Service the average Douglas fir yields about 1660 lbs of pulp (90% of the tree's weight). So, to run a mid-sized cellulosic ethanol facility would require the equivalent of 714,286 tons * 2000 lbs/ton /(1660) or 860,585 Douglas firs PER YEAR. That's a lot of biomass, and it puts into perspective the issue of a declining EROEI as biomass must be secured from farther afield.
Seems that people are starting to figure this out, as forestry experts are starting to wonder where Mascoma is going to get all of the trees to supply the cellulosic ethanol plant they plan to build in Michigan:
When Making Fuel From Wood, Be Sure You Have Wood
That's the lesson Michigan is learning as forestry experts question whether the state can grow enough timber to support what could be the nation's first cellulosic ethanol plant producing commercially viable biofuel from wood. Biofuel startup Mascoma plans to build the $225 million refinery near Sault Ste. Marie in Michigan's beautiful upper peninsula. It is working with Longyear, a Michigan timber company that owns at least 100,000 acres of forest in the western part of the state.
The million refinery would consume 375,000 cords of timber — a cord measures 8 feet long, 4 feet wide and 4 feet tall – to make 40 million gallons of cellulosic ethanol annually. Therein lies the problem.
Of course if you saw my initial essay, you were aware of this problem a couple of years ago. Pretty soon they will figure out that while this may seem like an enormous amount of wood, at least it will go for a good cause. It will produce enough ethanol to replace 0.02% of our gasoline supply.
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As issues of history and memory collide in our society and in the classroom, the time is ripe to rethink the place of history in our schools. Knowing, Teaching, and Learning History represents a unique effort by an international group of scholars to understand the future of teaching and learning about the past. It will challenge the ways in which historians, teachers, and students think about teaching history.
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Jack, a sometimes humorous, sometimes philosophical ex-special operations pilot and soldier is one of the few left to struggle through the desolation left in the aftermath; seeking to survive as a new ferocious species emerges from the rubble, hungry and unrelenting. Will his special forces training be enough? Will he be able to keep his children safe and guide the few survivors through perils that now roam the world they once knew? Or will the hordes that now own the night prevail, forever removing the last of mankind from existence? Humankind was once at the top of the food chain. But that has now changed.
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O.k. now I'm hooked. I thought book one was amazing, now I can't stop reading/listening. This book is highly recommended!
"a different approach"
I love that John O'Brian chose a different approach to the zombie genre. great stuff.
Well, numb at least
Reaching down with my right hand, I grasped the tab on the zipper pocket of my Bass Pro duffle bag. I dragged the zipper to my right, opening the pocket. Reaching into the pocket (side remark), I pulled out the Zip Lock Container with the four tabs. (semi-funny side remark to myself) Putting the container in my lap with both hands I undid the four tabs. My mp3 SanDisk player was laying on top of the black co-axel cable with the brass fittings. Taking the player out, I hit the blue button with my right thumb, (side remark). etc...
If you were enthralled with that rendition, than you will love this book. I bought this book, thinking it was about Zombies, even though Audible has not included it among their 15 books in the Zombie section which you have to sneak your way into since, you can't get their through browsing Science Fiction/Fantasy. In the first four hours, I heard two Zombies shuffling around. One was upstairs and another outside a house. I never got to actually see a Zombie. I did get to see some of the carnage, but not the actual taking place of such disasters. After four hours I started skipping through the book and evidently skipped over a horde of Zombies, which I don't think ever reappeared.
I did like the main character. He seems to be a good father and it is cool to have that evident in a Zombie book, if you can call this a zombie book. Most of the story takes place in the United States with this father and his kids. Some of the story takes place in Kuwait, where the mother is stationed with the army.
Sammy Davis Jr. once said, the when he gave a concert, he had to sing Candy Man fairly early, since it was his only hit. It is the same when you write a Zombie book. If you write a book about Zombies, you need to have some zombies fairly early, it is why the reader bought the book. If you want to write a book about a father and his kids, great, but don't call it Chaos, A New World and don't have a macho gravely narrator.
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I decided to try this book after listening to A shrouded world. I love Mark Tufo and enjoyed the collaboration. Let me start by saying that the story is good, it has potential to be a good audiobook. Unfortunately, the narration ruined it for me. The narrator emphasized every other word, it sounded like a professional wrestler was reading.
"My lowest rating ever"
I think this book would have received much better rating if it weren't for the narrator – Oh My Giggles! He sounds like The "Macho Man" Randy Savage meets Hulk Hogan every time a character has an internal monologue. It drove me crazy! I'd rather receive a figure-four-leg-lock than listen to another one of these books – "OH YEAH!!!".
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Worth a listen if your into the whole z genre. If for no other reason, he co wrote a book with mark tufo and it's excellent. The co written book is a sideline to this and zombie fallout and it's great! Check out both!
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great story and a different turn of the apocalypse. if you can get past the "Batman" voice, it is an enjoyable listen. the narator does settle down a bit into the book.
I had to listen to this in increments due to how bad the narrator is. I can only compare it to the guy who does the voice over for cops.
Story was good tho...
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Absolutely one of the best series on audible. Well narrated and keeps you on the edge of your seat all the time. You'll laugh out loud often and you feel as if you are right there with the characters. Every detail is explained and described in great detail. . you can imagine everything so clearly. Which is the mark of a good book in my eyes. Thank You John O'Brein for countless great hours of entertainment!
"Narration is killing the story for me"
I would try more/different books from the author.
The narrator really needs to stop using the stupid deep "manly" voice the entire time
A new slant on the zombie genre which is refreshing
You know the deep, deep voice they use to announce new movies, he narrates in that voice.. the entire freaking book
It was already done by Will Smith in, I Am Legend
Please have a new narrator read these so I can try others, please!
"Too many details, not enough story..."
If you are a type C personality that enjoys the zombie genre, then this is the book for you. If you're not, then you might be put to sleep by the minute details.
The story has some interesting elements, but they come after long drawn out segments detailing the technical aspects of whatever situation the character is currently in. I like technical things, but if I want to learn the finer points of flying a C130, I'll probably choose another resource over a zombie book.
The narrator is a little over the top - everything is way too dramatic and 'let me impress you with my manly voice'.
I've listened to 2 books in the series, and the story line is intriguing, just not sure it's good enough to overcome the drawbacks.
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The story is interesting. But the narrator is very annoying and has no personality to the characters. Even its a women thinking he makes her sound like a man. Very annoying! But, the story is good. I just can't listen to the narrator. It's too bad.
"Really, really, awful."
Bad story, worse vocalisation. Only managed first 15 minutes and had to turn it off.
Anger that I had wasted a credit on it.
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A bit lovey dovey and seemingly writen with teens in mind.
will still get thr sequel when I am in that frame of mind.
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Its well told story and gripping atmosphere
I like Lynne as she don't take any nonsense and is a good partner for Jack
Jack is a Favourite of mine and also Lynne
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brilliant to listen to and cant wait to see what happens next , super super story
Really good listening can't wait to get the rest, I quite liked the night runners
Well worth getting this book
"Ok took a long time to get going"
not too bad
I had shrouded world and enjoyed it but expected to because of Mark Tufo so i got this one and although for me it took a long time to get going it really got much better 1/2 to 2/3 of the way through and from there it was engrossing and very enjoyable.
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The relationship between the public and private spheres has raised questions of legitimacy in America. The origins of this dilemma and of the adversarial relationship between business and government lie in the unusual institutional makeup of American society. Because big business came earlier in America than did big government, it progressed faster here than in other countries, but at the same time was assumed to be less legitimate. This historical background casts modern proposals for deregulation, reprivatization, and other shifts of authority from the public to the private spheres in a different light, and suggests a series of pillars helpful to achieving legitimacy in the mixed economy of the 1980s.
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What do we really need
In this life
I look at myself sometimes
Like it's not right
People out there with no
Food at night
And we say we care, but we don't
So we all lie
What if there's more to this and one day,
we become what we do, not what we say
And we end up in all the shit that they're in
And roles are reversed, and it was different
And we were the ones with nothing to eat
And we were the ones with blood in our streets
We were the ones with all the offspring
And they were the ones just watching on TV
We were the ones broke down and torn
With our life on our back, And our wife in our arms
And they were the ones like damn that's so sad
We were the ones like
Nothing ever changes
The only thing I know
Nothing ever changes
Looking down this road
Nothing ever changes
Nothing ever changes
Look at your dreams and your intention
How selfish it is for you to mention
Turning a thousands in to millions
Marry a model have some children
Well they've got dreams too I imagine
like what if it wont come back to kill them
Sleeping at night without a murder
in some little town you've never heard of
Now look at your nightmare all of your worst fears
You're car and your house And your girl it stops there
All these things you can't imagine loosing
Like oh no what if that happens to me
Well what you've got they've never had
To be like you to have your chance
To be like you before they're gone
Nothing ever changes at least that's how we act
Like nothing ever changes like god has got our backs
And nothing ever changes I'm looking down this road
And all I see is pain, yes
Maybe we need more shoes on our feet
Maybe we need more clothes and tv's
Maybe we need more cash and jewelry
Or Maybe we dont know all we need
Maybe we need To want to fix this
Maybe stop talking maybe start listening
Maybe we need to look at this world
Less like a square and more like a circle
Maybe just maybe God's not unfair
Maybe were all his kids and he's up there
Maybe he loves us for all our races
Maybe he hates us when were all so racist
Maybe he sees us when we dont care
and its heaven right here but it's Hell over there
and maybe the meak will inherit this earth
Cause it was written before so
Everything changes nothing stays the same
And everything changes and if you feel ashamed
Maybe you should change this before it gets too late
Maybe you should change this my brother we're standing at the gate
Maybe you should change this because everything changes
You should change this because everything changes
Everything changes, everything changes
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excellent story! Read it straight through in half an hour. =) It has a ring of Lemony Snicket's books, especially the paragraph about the twenty four and such... or perhaps Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Excellent work!
I love it. You should write a series to it!
awesome story! It was really funny, good job!
Author's Response: Thanks! Glad you thought so! I hope it was inspiring, if anything.
Hahahahahahah! (I need to work on an evil laugh). That's such a funny story!
Author's Response: As for your evil laugh, practice makes perfect. As for my story, thanks!
It was good! hope u get that jet ski...
Author's Response: Pssht, I wish...
how does your evil laugh sound?
Author's Response: It depends on my mood.
who is neville's memises? who?WHO?!?!?!?
i'd love to read target practice and hogwarts overturned, but i cant find them! where are they?!?!?
Author's Response: Ah, they were deleted for personal reasons. I believe I explained myself on my livejournal (link in profile).
Oh goodies! This is rather educational as well.
Great list of things that should help me find an evil goal - now I know that I must raise myself an army of squirrels and chipmunks, take over the world, and impose a tax on dancing.
I'm not so sure about my arch enemy though - I'm currently considering moths and/or butterflies.
I really hope I'm doing all right with this evil villain thingy. :)
Author's Response: I'm here to help the people. Spreading the word of evil has been one of my goals, as is currently trying to answer a few reviews for my completed stories despite the fact that i'm horribly, horribly behind.
And I'd suggests moths andbutterflies. Just make sure they don't join together to fight against you, that can cause issues.
Neville going evil? Wicked! :D
And what's even better, I still have a chance becoming an evil villan, thanks to the second question. (I chose the importance of a theme song on the first). >:)
Author's Response: Theme songs are important. All is not lost.
that is an awsome story!!! i love the twist to the end of the 1st chapter!!!!!!
Author's Response: I like to twist! And turn too, though turning can sometimes result in going backwards...
i loved it!
i loved it!
I loved every bit of it! It made me laugh so much. Great job, you should write more!
Lol. Funny fic. I'll keep reading it. :]
Boo-hoo. Make a few more chapters, pretty-please? *sticks out lower lip*
Ooookkkaaaayyy. Strange. Are you sure you're writing about Neville?
Wow. Goyle. Hmmm. Interesting. Gee, I thought it was Ron! You hintd at him. But Goyle? Unique. And genius. Pure genius.
Funny, funny, funny. Hermiones_Revenge, you are the best!
Neville will definetly get good advice from that book.


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I adore Chris for various reasons:
As a reward for the delight his existence brings me, I hope the universe grants him a wonderful day.
Like I said, he holds the second spot on my celebrity crush list, which looks like this:
Other celebrity crushes may come and go, but these are pretty much forever.
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I want to travel to Italy and see the vast history that it has.
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One day my sister and I will travel to Italy with our girls <3 Spend time in Venice, visit "The Last Supper" in Milan,view the Renaissance art at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence,Eat pizza in Naples,Visit the Greek ruins in Sicily,Tempt fate driving along the Amalfi Coast, Go back in time at Pompeii, eat a bowl of authentic gelato,Go for a drive in Tuscany, and Walk in Caesar's footsteps in Rome It's a beautiful country full of history and romance :) plus my heritage is from parts of Italy <3
I am all italian and I have family in Italy and I have never been. It is my dream vacation and it is definitely one of my goals in life to visit there.
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Travel to Italy. Visit Rome, Venice, Florence, and Tuscany.
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I've always wanted to experience another culture. Music, food, people, sights... it's all out there waiting for exploration and experience. Plus, the history! The influences and blossoms of the renaissance (musically, in art, inventions and ways of thinking). To go with some one I love would make it perfect...


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The western front
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The Dacia Vikings Vienna, is an American football club based in Vienna, Austria. Founded in 1983, the Vikings are known as one of Europe's most dominant clubs, having won the Eurobowl title five times (2004–2007 and 2013), as well being the runner-up five times (2001, 2003, 2008, 2010 and 2012).
In 2014, the team took part in a new European competition, the BIG6 European Football League, which consisted of three teams from Germany, two from Austria and one from Switzerland, the clubs being Berlin Adler, New Yorker Lions, Dresden Monarchs, Raiffeisen Vikings Vienna, Swarco Raiders Tirol and the Calanda Broncos. The two best teams of this competition will advance to the Eurobowl XXVIII.[1]
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In the run-up to the financial crisis, indebtedness of households and non-financial businesses rose to historically high levels in many OECD countries; gross debt of financial companies rose dramatically relative to GDP. Much of the debt accumulation appears to have been based on excessive risk-taking and exceptional macro-economic conditions and therefore not sustainable.
Sovereign index-linked bond issuance has grown significantly since the early 1980s and index-linked bonds have become a widely accepted part of the set of instruments that sovereign debt managers use for funding purposes. This paper sets out a methodology for assessing their cost effectiveness relative to other financing options, using UK examples for illustration.
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Italy's policy of fiscal consolidation and growth-friendly structural reforms has substantially improved its economic prospects, but the adverse sentiment that the country has faced in the sovereign bond market over the past years has deep roots.
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The lesson here? Don't wait ten years to get laid. And don't eat steak when you have no teeth.
86-year-old chokes hours before collecting prize of first sex in a decade with Bunny Ranch prostitutes
Hours before collecting his prize of two prostitutes at a world famous brothel - and what would have been his first sex in a decade - an 86-year-old widower choked on a celebration steak dinner and died.
Johnny Orris was reportedly greatly looking forward to a ménage-a-trois at the Moonlite Bunny Ranch in Nevada, which he won on an episode of the Howard Stern Show called "Get My Grandpa Laid".
In October, when Orris appeared on the show he admitted to Stern he had remained celibate since his wife's death.
And although he loved his wife dearly, he had dreamt of having sex with "big breasted black women".
Orris won out over other competing pensioners and spent a day with his grandson, Ed, at the Bunny Ranch choosing two of the girls he wanted to fulfil his "dream come true".
He chose blonde Caressa Kisses and brunette Vanity.
He then went home to Illinois and corresponded almost every day with the pair.
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I have to call bullshit on this. Fake as hell.ReplyDelete
Oh, man! I heard the contest live on the Howard Stern Show! The guys and Howard are going to be upset for the old dude.ReplyDelete
"Ed told TMZ that he would have felt bad leaving the ranch without experiencing what it had to offer, but chose other girls rather than have Caressa and Vanity 'because that would have been weird.'" Nothing weird about using your grandpa's coupon for a poke. Not. At. All.ReplyDelete
I heard the contest, and then heard today when Howard announced what happened. I was so sad! He seemed like such a sweet guy, and his grandson really loved his grandpa.ReplyDelete
Oh no, this is so sad! The contest on the Stern Show was really cute and all of the grandpas seemed like good guys. How awful.ReplyDelete
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Overview of Identification Methods of Mechanical Parameters Based on Full-field Measurements
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This article reviews recently developed methods for constitutive parameter identification based on kinematic full-field measurements, namely the finite element model updating method (FEMU), the constitutive equation gap method (CEGM), the virtual fields method (VFM), the equilibrium gap method (EGM) and the reciprocity gap method (RGM). Their formulation and underlying principles are presented and discussed. These identification techniques are then applied to full-field experimental data obtained on four different experiments, namely (i) a tensile test, (ii) the Brazilian test, (iii) a shear-flexural test, and (iv) a biaxial test. Test (iv) features a non-uniform damage field, and hence non-uniform equivalent elastic properties, while tests (i), (ii) and (iii) deal with the identification of uniform anisotropic elastic properties. Tests (ii), (iii) and (iv) involve non-uniform strain fields in the region of interest.


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Monika has recently co-authored a book on "Success Simplified" with Stephen Covey.
I had two goals set for myself. The first was that I wanted to complete my PhD and the second was to write a book. As life has it before I was able to complete my PhD, I had the opportunity to work with Steven Covey and co-author a book on "Success Simplified". I chose the last chapter so my final words would be the final thoughts with the reader. The book was published and available on my website. I received the diploma for my PhD in July 2012, and it was framed and hung within 45 minutes. The next book will be written from my research paper.
So having the opportunity to write a book entitled "Success Simplified" started me thinking about what it means to be successful. Being successful at work comes from making a positive impact. The results are more promotions, incentives, meeting goals, and better pay and benefits. People all enjoy working with someone they trust and can rely on. For this reason, you must always follow through with what you say.
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How to get recognized for your work? Everyone wants to be a part of the main event or attraction; therefore different measures will help to achieve popularity. However, gaining recognition still reflects the hard work. This means that the emphasis will either be put on various aspects of operations or authoritative figures. Ideally recognition can last longer if you maintain the middle ground between success and failure. This can start by making various achievements known. The focus is on continuous delivery and execution. Eventually the success becomes clearer and identifying who needs this information and how it is communicated helps workers from all different organizations. The purpose is not meant only to focus on the top of the work hierarchy. Gathering this information should be implemented using appropriate work ethics and directing information to the public. This will put success back into old job titles or their labels.
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Remember when you were growing up all you could think about was when you were grown up. We thought about the freedom and privilege we would have when we became adults. We kept saying, "Treat me like an adult", "Let me make my own decisions", and "Can't I come and go as I please?" Right? So here we are all grown up with the liberty and privilege only to find out it came with a heap of responsibilities. So now we are being held accountable for our behaviours and decisions.
"It is not enough to take steps that may someday lead to a goal; each step must be itself a goal and a step likewise." Johann Wolfgang von Goethe We are answerable for all our actions, our thoughts and our behaviours, whether deliberate or unintended. We make mistakes, and when they do, we need to take the situation into control and fix it.
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We do not like to fail or worse yet to seem like we are failing. So we set goals for ourselves and at the same time create a "fall-back card", we can play when we are not successful so that that we can blame someone or something. The more individual responsibility we take, the more control,and the more control we have, the more likely we will obtain our goal since there will be no reasons to use our fall back card if we fail.
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CANYON, Kilim Rug
Our Vintage Boucherouite Kilim Rugs have been woven by Moroccan tribes in the Atlas Mountains using traditional wooden looms. When expensive sheep's wool was unattainable to makers, these beautifully fun carpets were woven using scarps of brightly coloured fabrics, often taken from old clothes.
These unique pieces are vibrantly colourful and will add a stylishly bohemian vibe to any home. Better yet they are easy to wash and hardwearing so a great addition to busy family homes, bathrooms or kids bedrooms!'
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Hangar 9 Pneumatic Landing Gear Retract Kit (P-51D Sport 40 ARF)
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This item is discontinued and no longer available for purchase. You may want to search our site for a similar item.
This is the Hangar 9 Pneumatic Landing Gear Retract Kit, and is intended for use with the Hangar 9 P-51D Sport 40 ARF.
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- Includes pre-bent 3/16 inch wire struts
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This product was added to our catalog on February 8, 2010.