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My last review of the University Inn was from our 2nd stay in May 2008 and although we have stayed there a many times since, I wanted to take the time after our most recent visit to say that this hotel is still a good bang for the buck and for it's location.
*I find the pictures of the room & property accurate. *If you cannot forgo marble baths, fancy bedding, and flat screens tv this hotel is probably not for you.
We find the front desk staff friendly and helpful. The rooms are a little outdated, but are clean and comfortable. Having refrigerators in the room would be a huge plus as most of our stays are for 4 nights or more and it would be nice to be able to keep cold drinks in the room as well as leftovers. We fly from the East coast and do not travel with a cooler, but if you are coming by car and staying a few nights I recommend bringing one to keep in the room.
Over the years we have stayed in rooms with 1 king bed, 2 full beds, and during our most recent stay in July we had a junior suite; which is regular room with a full size bed and off of this room is a small room with another full size bed and 2 built in end tables. It was an extremely hot week while we were there and our adult son was not able to shut the door to his "room" as the AC did not work in there. Not a huge deal, but hindsight we should have booked a standard room with 2 beds for 3 adults. I think we would have been more comfortable, space and temperature wise.
The continental breakfast has the typical offerings: choices of dry cereal, packets of oatmeal, bagels, donuts, danishes, muffins, yogurt and a variety of hot & cold beverages. Unless I missed it, fruit would have been a nice addition.
Besides the comfortable sleep, a good hot shower, and something to eat in the morning, what we like best about the University Inn is the location! If you have student at CU, living on campus or on The Hill, this hotel is so convenient. We like that we can walk to where they are living and not have to search for a parking spot. It is an easy walk to Pearl Street for shopping and dining, again do no need to worry about parking. And for on campus activities like football games & graduation, no need to get in your car! It is also on the Boulder Creek path and about a block from the seasonal Wed & Sat Farmer's Market. And if you like to ride bikes, the hotel lends them out for free! The new Alfalfa's market across the street has awesome take out sandwiches and salads and the Thai restaurant a few buildings down has delicious spring rolls and pad thai!
I for one hope management keeps the hotel & rooms simple, clean, comfortable, and affordable!
Looking forward to our next visit!
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US equities continued to show an upside bias overnight with key indices the DOW and S&P500 finishing the session up 0.23 and 0.34 percent respectively. This buoyant sentiment assisted the local unit to achieve new mile stones with its record breaking run against the Euro and Sterling continuing overnight rising to highs of 76.45 Euro cents and 65.5 Pence with price action currently remains close to these highs.
US 3Q Gross domestic product showed an annual growth rate of 2.6 percent slightly higher than the previous 2.5 percent - Economists had expected a more bullish 2.8 percent YoY growth.
UK GDP came in just shy of expectations recording 0.7 percent growth in the 3Q to represent annual growth of 2.7 percent from a previous 2.8 percent. Sterling began to show signs of life after the Bank of England minutes for the December meeting once again show members were divided on the appropriate course of action for the UK economy. For the third consecutive month the minutes showed division from members with Andrew Posen voting to increase the bond-buying program and Andrew Sentence voting to increase interest rates.
Meanwhile, the Aussie dollar has also taken another swipe at US dollar parity with the local unit rising to overnight highs 100.1 US cents and remains on a firm footing to continue a convincing run above parity. Nevertheless, with little on the cards in the way of catalyst to propel the local unit higher - it wouldn't be unreasonable to expect the Aussie to make a technical retreat in domestic session. From a technical perspective the Aussie has a tendency to meet natural resistance just above US dollar parity and may require the assistance of another buoyant US session to make a convincing break of the US$1 levels. The downside may be met with pockets of short-term support around the 9985 and 9955 levels with resistance just above the overnight highs of 100.1 US cents. We expect local equities to be the key directive for the Aussie dollar in the domestic session - at the time of writing the local unit is exactly on par with the US dollar.

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Never Trust a Vagabond
A girl trying to escape her past finds an unexpected way out.
"Never trust a vagabond." her daddy always said. She gave an introspective chuckle thinking what her father would think of her own transient status. The punch line of the inside joke was that he'd never know. It had all been planned out meticulously. The gradual separation from family and friends, living in squalor to save money, all to prepare for the reality that she was living now.
She had wanted this so badly; to get away from everyone who'd ever known her. She wanted to never again see a family member or friend, a teacher or classmate, an acquaintance or lover. And above all away from everyone who knew about what she'd done. She was young, vulnerable and people understood how it had happened. Still it tainted the way they saw her, interacted with her. She could never live it down.
People say that running away from your problems doesn't solve them. Those people never had to live with the knowing glances or the veiled remarks. They didn't have to live with the fear. The fear of running into certain someones. The fear that you could never amount to anything more than 'that girl'. The way she saw it, now she could be free. She could move on.
She wasn't looking to establish a new life. She didn't need a job. She had the money. She didn't need relationships. They only brought judgment. She only needed herself; no limitations, no regrets, no looking back. Yet still in the middle of the night, or during the rare capture of a sunrise she would think of him. But going back now would only bring him more pain. She needed to move on.
It was cold here; still fall but it seemed winter was coming early. That's why she had come to the old shop. It wasn't in her day's plan but plans were a thing of the past now. She had nowhere to be, no one to keep waiting. Yet he was waiting for her. He was leaning against the rough weathered wood siding of the little A-frame knit wear shop. He looked unscrupulous, a traveler like herself, just off the bus. He greeted her affably enough although his hungry stare and repugnant odor gave her an uneasy reaction.
She took her time in the store. It was a wonder the place was still open for business. Dirty and in disrepair the décor looked like a grandmother's attic. She bypassed the beanies and ski hats for the more fashionable styles. Each garment was unique, hand knit by ancient loving hands. She selected a pretty flowered beret and made her way to the counter. She may be a vagrant but that didn't mean she had to look like one. She looked out the window before handing her desired purchase over to the grandmother who owned this attic.
"Oh, he's alright", the small wrinkled woman assuaged her. "It's getting cold out there, I'll be happy knowing that my hat's keepin' you warm. Hope to see you again." "Silly old lady", she thought. "You will never think of me again and I will definitely never be seeing you again." Donning her new beret she stepped out into the cold. "You look real sweet in that cap girl", the repellent man greeted her. Yellow nicotine stained teeth grinning in her direction.
She shot a wan smile in his direction hoping to move past without any further discussion. "I got somethin' you might be interested in.", he called out as he took an unbelievably long step placing himself in front of her. "I doubt it", she rebuffed "I'm not looking for anything." "I know, that's what I got." he responded.
He had moved himself from blocking her way and was now matching her quick pace moving swiftly beside her. They now stood behind the old shop. The ground covered in shadows, buildings to each side kept them from the glancing eyes of a passerby. She had thought this was the way she'd taken to get here from the bus station but now it looked utterly unfamiliar. There was no were to go between the awful smelling man and the rough sides of buildings.
She had tried her best to ignore the man when she had noticed him before but now he was demanding her attention. His skin was grey and leathery, crisp crinkles around his faded eyes. He wore an old army green coat unzipped over a stained shirt. His bulging knapsack was pulled from its position over his back to sit in front of his stomach. The patches from around the country seemed to glisten despite their dirt encrusted state as he jostled the baggage.
"Little Sylvia Sussman just you look inside here and see what I've got, you might like it.", he goaded. Her annoyance had long since passed to fear and now he knew her name. It all seemed impossible. "I always liked alliterated names." He began to unzip his pack, slowly, carefully, lovingly. "I always told myself that if I ever was to name a person I'd give 'em a nice smooth alliterated name. Something nice like Sylvie Sussman." She turned her face away; she didn't want to see what he had for her.
"Now don't be like that. I promise now, I won't hurt you. I won't do nothing without your permission. The decision is yours alone." Tempted she turned to face him. The sack now hung open, fully unzipped. He had spoken the truth there was nothing inside. Mesmerized by the blackness she stepped closer.
"Never seen anything like this in the fancy shops 'round Plano, have you?", it wasn't really a question. His hands poised around the open bag like an expert salesman showcasing his best merchandise. How, she wondered could he know she was from Texas, let alone the affluent suburb of Dallas? It had been months since she'd let any vague remnant of her slight natural drawl slip through.
"A local?" He had exclaimed surprised. "You don't sound like a Texan." "We aren't all conservative loud mouthed bigots with drawls, you know." she had flirted back. That was the beginning. He hadn't known how she would eventually hurt him. Then she was still worthy of pursuit. An easy voice reached through her reverie to pull her attention back to the man and his supernatural bag.
"I can make you disappear." He explained "no one will ever find you. No worries, no troubles. But you won't be forgotten. Oh no, you will be remembered forever like a souvenir, a fond memory; like having your name written in the stars." And she could almost see stars appear in the abysmal blackness. They shinned out of the darkness for a moment trying to spell her smooth alliterated name before being pulled under the black into the depths of the sack. That was what she wanted wasn't it? To be a fond memory causing no one any trouble while having no worries and regrets for herself.
She continued inching closer to the unfastened knapsack, the front fabric drooping wide like a cavernous mouth. The large sack jostled of its own accord, sensing her nearness. The dark bowels groaned. A faint whisper escaped vanishing into the wind. One voice, then many barely audible languages all talking over each other; a quiet cacophony beckoning her closer.
Then she smelt it, the putrid odor seeping from the chasm like hot filthy breath. Her slow progression hesitated. "Go ahead", he prompted "touch it." She reached with apprehensive fingers, simply brushing the air at the mouth of the bag. It was thick and damp and not at all as she expected.
The knapsack was unassuming. It had become tinged a dark ruddy brown from what she assumed was its original fleshy peach color. The rough black zipper lined the opening like uniformly jagged teeth. She recognized the malodorous affront to her senses as something organic. A round stain where a label once may have been fastened was the rusty color of faded blood.
Still the contents of the bag were wondrous. She speculated the vagrants offer. Could she really just disappear and have him remember her forever as he had loved her? She had tried her best to keep herself from being missed by anyone. She wanted to feel the sack again. Just to sample the strange sensation of its insides.
She reached again and searing pain could be felt all along her body. Blood trickled down her arms, legs, face. Every inch of skin tinted red as the names of every person who had ever known her was etched across her skin in blood. She screamed as her daddy's name, the old woman's, the girl who sat behind her in geometry and his name big and scrawling across her chest painfully engraved themselves onto her flesh.
Then she tripped, perhaps pushed, lost her footing in the pool of blood quickly amassing around her sneakers. It was seamless, quiet and most of all quick. How the sack enveloped her whole; licking up the blood not even bothering to crunch the bones. And she was gone. Never trust a vagabond.


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When Friends Become Enemies
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A/N: This is my attempt at an angst fic, so go easy on me!
"And that, my friend, is how an arrow is shot!" The triumphant Prince of Mirkwood declared proudly. His companion, Aragorn, gave a half-hearted snort.
"Doesn't matter anyway," he said, "Swords are so much better than arrows, and everybody knows that woman prefer men who can use a sword to men who spend all their time trying to pin a twig to the centre of a target."
"Jealous, are we?" Legolas taunted with a grin.
"Well, I'm just saying, there's a reason I'm married and you're not!"
Legolas threw a pebble at him, and it hit his friend right in the middle of his forehead.
"OUCH!" Aragorn responded by scooping up a whole handful of pebbles, and proceeding to throw them at Legolas, who did the same.
"Aren't we a little old to be having fights in the mud, boys?" The cool voice of reason belonged to Arwen, who, having heard noise coming from the grounds had hurried out, only to be greeted by the sight of two of the two most respected men in Middle-Earth pitching rocks at each other like there was no tomorrow.
"Not at all my dear!" Aragorn declared, before swooping his wife up into a kiss. Legolas made gagging noises.
"And Legolas, we really must find you a wife, I know I have quite a few friends who'd like to get to know you better," Arwen said after Aragorn had let her go (her Elvin ears had picked up the Prince's noises of disgust).
Legolas paled and backed away from Arwen. Aragorn threw back his head and laughed at the look of pure horror on the face of his friend.
"And I do believe that it's time for your appointment with the tailor, weren't we going to have a new dress suit made for you? This time it was Aragorn's turn to pale; there was nothing he hated more than a visit to the tailor.
Arwen lead a protesting Aragorn away, (there were faint cries of, "But I don't wanna!" and "What's wrong with what I'm wearing now?") while Legolas packed up his things, but, unbeknown to the three laughing friends, shadows stirred in the woods next to which Legolas stood, shadows of a deadly nature, shadows which would ensure much pain for the flaxen haired elf who at this moment was happily watching his friends depart, blissfully oblivious of the torture which lay in wait for him.


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Asher Keddie, the star of TV's Offspring, has married her artist boyfriend, Vincent Fantauzzo, in a secret ceremony in Fiji.
According to Woman's Day, the couple were married in a ceremony attended by Fantauzzo's four-year-old son Luca at Turtle island on 7 April.
"It was a beautiful, intimate ceremony on the beach," a holidaymaker who was on the island told the magazine.
Gold Logie-winner Keddie reportedly went barefoot for the ceremony and wore "a gorgeous floaty dress".
Keddie, 39, and Fantauzzo began dating in 2012 after she split from her husband of five years, Jay Bowen.
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Several famous actors, athletes, musicians, and politicians have attended medical school. Some of these celebrities graduated with M.D.s while others dropped out of college to pursue alternative careers. One of the NBA's biggest stars even went to medical school before focusing on basketball. This list of famous people who went to med school has been loosely ranked by fame and popularity.
Who is the most famous person who attended medical school? Che Guevara tops our list. The revolutionary figure attended medical school at the University of Buenos Aires in the late-1940s. It was while Guevara was traveling South America for medical school that he became inspired to fight for the rights of people in Latin America.
Several athletes also went to medical school. Olympic swimmer Jenny Thompson received her medical degree from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in 2006 and gymnast Amy Chow graduated with her medical degree from Stanford in 2007.
Two-time NBA Champion Pau Gasol is an example of a celebrity dropping out of medical school to pursue a different career. Other celebs who were initially pursuing medical degrees from prestigious colleges include Dexter Holland and Jay Sean.
Are you surprised that so many famous people went to med school? Share your thoughts in the comments section.
Revolutionary figure Che Guevara attended medical school at the University of Buenos Aires in the late-1940s.
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Congressman Ron Paul attended Duke University School of Medicine and served as a flight surgeon in the U.S. Air Force.
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The Hangover actor Ken Jeong graduated from medical school at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1995. He is licensed as a physician in California.
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Jurassic Park author Michael Crichton graduated from Harvard Medical School in 1969.
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Sherlock Holmes author Arthur Conan Doyle attended the Edinburgh University Medical School from 1876-1881.
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The Offspring singer Dexter Holland began attending the USC Keck School of Medicine in 2013.
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Spiritual guru Depak Chopra received his medical degree from All India Institute of Medical Sciences in 1968.
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101 things to do in London: the people's choice
Discover the best things to do in the capital as recommended by real Londoners
After creating our own list of 101 things to do in London we decided to let you have your say. We asked Time Out readers, Facebook fans and Twitter followers to tell us their top things to do in the capital. Kayak tours, daytime clubbing, rooftop cinema and candlelit gigs – Time Outers named them all. Check out the people's 101 and explore this city like a true Londoner.
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Museums, galleries and cultural activities in London
Learn a new skill with The Amazings
Around TownEast London venues
How's this for an amazing idea: enterprising retirees in east London make a little cash by running classes teaching useful life skills. Bernadette explains the art of crochet, Dennis teaches glass-cutting, and Terry takes you foraging for food in Tower Hamlets. A big hit.
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Chill out at the British Library
Museums & Attractions96 Euston Road, Somers Town, London, NW1 2DB
Going by voting patterns, Time Outers place a huge premium on places that offer respite from the chaos of the capital. Time spent reading in the British Library makes many of you feel human again, as does a morning dipping into their enormous sound archive of old recordings.
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Carrol/Fletcher gallery
Art56-57 Eastcastle Street, W1W 8EQ
This Eastcastle Street gallery got a major mention by Time Outers.
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Churchill War Rooms
Museums & AttractionsClive Steps, King Charles Street, London, SW1A 2AQ
The nerve centre of the Allied war effort was astonishingly low-tech: a bank of (rotary) phones and some maps pinned to the wall. Despite the minimal military hardware and the hefty cover charge, it's a smash hit with TO readers, as is the adjacent Churchill Museum.
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Elevator Gallery
ArtElevator Gallery, Queen's Yard, White Post Lane, E9 5EN
While it's believed to be home to more artists per capita than anywhere else in the world, Hackney Wick has remained relatively undiscovered – until now. Readers urged us to hit locations including the Elevator Gallery.
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Forman's Smokehouse Gallery
ArtForman's Smokehouse Gallery, Stour Rd, E3 2NT
Another Hackney Wick recommendation is Forman's Smokehouse Gallery. Seriously, you must check out the local talent.
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Haunch of Venison gallery
Art6 Burlington Gardens, London, W1S 3ET
Now owned by auction house Christie's, the Haunch mounts shows by major names, mid-career artists and emerging talent.
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Enjoy top exhibitions at Hauser & Wirth London
Art23 Savile Row, London, W1S 2ET
This Swiss-owned gallery opened in 2003 in a former bank, with intact basement vaults, but has moved its flagship to a swanky new Savile Row space. H&W represents big name artists including Louise Bourgeois, international names such as Anri Sala, and home-grown talents such as Martin Creed.
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Horniman Museum
Museums & Attractions100 London Road, London, SE23 3PQ
All hail the Horniman: museum, aquarium, gardens and creator of puerile merriment among day-tripping schoolkids for five generations. It's a lovely place to stroll around, and hosts regular family-focused workshops.
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Admire up-coming art on Last Fridays
The once-a-month night of late gallery openings is excellent for discovering the art scenes in Deptford and Peckham.
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Luxembourg Dayan gallery
Art2 Savile Row, W1S 3PA
This Saville Row art gallery really did flick your art switches.
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Old Operating Theatre Museum
Museums & Attractions9a St Thomas St, London, SE1 9RY
'Anesthetics are for wimps,' claims reader and OOTM regular Chris Parkins, who apparently longs to bring back the nightmarish pre-science torture contraptions on display at this 'totally eye-popping' museum.
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See an opera at the Royal Opera House
Museums & AttractionsBow Street, London, WC2E 9DD
Time Out readers are a cultured lot, as evidenced by the sea of endorsements for Covent Garden's temple of high culture. An intriguingly large number of readers voting for the ROH also nominated Meat Liquor as one of their favourite things. Are we seeing the emergence of a hitherto unidentified demographic: the burger-loving operaphile? We do hope so.
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Pilar Corrias gallery
Art54 Eastcastle Street, London, W1W 8EF
Formerly a director at the Lisson and Haunch of Venison, Corrias opened this Rem Koolhaas-designed gallery in 2008 with a giant aluminium Christmas tree by Philippe Parreno. Other artists include Charles Avery and Shahzia Sikander.
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Shakespeare's Globe
Museums & Attractions21 New Globe Walk, London, SE1 9DT
Given the hype around the upcoming World Shakespeare Festival, it was no surprise to receive a great swathe of votes for Shakespeare's Globe. Perhaps more surprisingly, however, the experience readers seem to dig the most is taking a standing-only spot as a 'groundling'. Stout-legged subscriber John Marsh describes it evocatively as being 'the original Elizabethan experience, but without all the lepers and rats'.
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Read literary classics at Shoreditch House Literary Salon
Around Town
Shoreditch House activities are usually members-only affairs, but in the 'interests of the democratisation of literature' their book club, which takes place in venues around the city, is open to all. Jacob Walton praises its foolproof formula of 'guest authors, relaxed atmosphere and – best of all – free drinks and pizza'. The best way to contact the Salon is to look them up on Facebook.
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Sir John Soane's Museum
Museums & Attractions13 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, WC2A 3BP
It's the city's quirkier museums which seem to be flicking your switches. For every vote for a mainstream big name you cast two for left-field spots like Sir John Soane's Museum, a townhouse crammed with personal trinkets from a nineteenth century architect.
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See cutting-edge installations at South London Gallery
Art65 Peckham Road, London, SE5 8UH
Art-loving South Londoners suggested the South London Gallery as a capital destination for cutting-edge installations and upcoming artist exhibitions.
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Stuart Shave/Modern Art gallery
Art23-25 Eastcastle Street, London, W1W 8DF
This always on-trend gallery showing the likes of Jonathan Meese, Matthew Monahan, Eva Rothschild and Barry McGee was a well recommended gallery located along Eastcastle Street.
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Tate Modern
ArtBankside, London, SE1 9TG
It was no surprise, meanwhile, that we received a raft of votes for Tate Modern, one of the most-visited art galleries in the world. But for all the masterworks exhibited on its walls, the view across the Millennium Bridge to St Paul's Cathedral seems to be the biggest draw.
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McDoozle sank into his chair. This day was worse than he had expected. At the badly spelt acadamey they had given crime solving a bit of a brush off - pop in, interview a couple of witnesses, get your story, arrest your theives, go to the party down the hall (which incidently will involve more than you and one other) and have a good time. This was something entirely different.
Still, McDoozle wasn't one for self pity. So, he resignedly picked his now not so neat notebook up from where it had been flung on the floor, took a deep breath, and went out to pick another interviewee.
There were still hordes of people gathered, beginning to look fed up. What was Detective Oldetower up to? He didn't appear to making any impact. Nevertheless, McDoozle gazed around the room, once, twice, sure there must be someone who could make a difference, if only he could make the right decision. He eventually settled on an unremarkable middle aged lady, and beckoned her to him.
Practising his gentlemanly skills, McDoozle held the door for his witness, and then watched her hips gently sway to their seat. Just as he closed the door, a spotty 12 year old girl followed her in, chucked her oversized bag on the table, and promptly flopped to the floor under the table.
Slightly suprised he had noticed this child alongside what now was clearly it's mother McDoozle decided to interview them seperately, just incase this pre adolescent spotbag had noticed anything. McDoozle wasn't keen on spotty adolescents, having been sent to boarding school and taught how to respect a policemen properly.
So, said McDoozle, "firstly may I take your name"?
"Of Course" said the mother, "my name is Eliza Jasmine Isabelle Madeline Peterson, and this is my daughter Catherine-Josephine."
"Mu-um, I told you, It's Kat!"
"Anyway, i'm afraid i didn't see the intruders enter, as I was busy trying to teach Catherine-Josephine about the values of WASHING HER FACE OCCASIONALLY!"
"Oh for god sake mum you are soooo embarresing, soap is soo last week and incase you hadn't noticed, my face has eczma so I can't, which, BY THE WAY is all your fault for drinking or smoking or something when you were pregnant, you are SUCH a bad mother I hate you and I wish you'd never had me."
With that, Catherine-Josephine, call me Kat, left. Abruptly, slamming the door in the way only teenagers can, and leaving McDoozles already frayed nerves feeling more than a little bit worn.
"Sorry about that officer",said the lady with the exceptionally long name. "My daughter is going through a little bit of a phase. Anyway, yes, I was talking to Catherine-Josephine, and so didn't notice the two ginger midgets come in, until they were standing on the trampoline, trying to bounce each other over the counter."
At this, McDoozle couldn't help but splutter. "Ginger?"
"Oh yes officer, as Ginger as a carrot. Not that I have anything against carrots you see, oh no not at all I was saying just the other day.."
"So," Interrupted McDoozle, now wondering whether this was another red herring thrown in his path. "The ginger midgets trampolined through over the counter? Then what happened?"
Ms Paterson coughed a slightly embarrased cough, and said "Well... The one with horns folded the trampoline, put it in his pocket, and then they tickled the teller until she let them in the safe. They stole the money, and bounced off through the skylight. it was most suprising i must tell you, but you must give them credit for their non violent methods"
"Yes" said McDoozle. At the point, he was not sure there was anything else he could say really. "Well, please leave your particulars with officer on the door. We'll be in touch."
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A adventurous student who thrives to write a great spy novel. Needs serious research to make her story real.
While attending Bradshaw University to work on her English major, Gabrielle Banks waits tables, tends bar, and anything else that is needed at a bricked wall café named Charlie's. She became friendly with a regular patron named Porter Reece. He is a notable, good-looking 40ish man with a thin beard, who has a cheerful nature. One thing Gabrielle found strange was, he hardly talks about his personal life. She heard he may have worked as a security guard in some government building. When the topic became about him, he was brief and quickly changed the subject.
Always putting the conversation back to Gabrielle, Porter grew fond of her stories. He likes her sense of adventure and was impressed that she was putting herself through school while running the café for Charlie. He took an interest in her writing and wanted to know what inspires her. What thrills her writing about adventure, mysteries, James Bondish spy stories, etc. Her eyes sparkled as she told him her curtailed anecdote she was working on at the moment. "It is about a thief who plans to steal money from financial institutions by confusing their computer systems. While the bank is trying to fix the quirk, the thieves transfer money into, of course overseas bank accounts. He smiled, showing he amusement with her story.
"I like it so far, but I feel it is missing that authentic quality about it. I wish I could know how it feels to be a high end thief." She smiled a mischievous grin.
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"Don't get me wrong. I don't want to be an actual criminal and end up in prison. This is reality. I wonder how these spy novelists make their stories seem so real." She sighed and blew a strand of hair from her face. "They can't all be associated with the International Ring of Espionage."
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- Ali Tavakoli Kashani, Afshin Shariat-Mohaymany, Andishe Ranjbari
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BACKGROUND Iran is a country with one of the highest rates of traffic crash fatality and injury, and seventy percent of these fatalities happen on rural roads. The objective of this study is to identify the significant factors influencing injury severity among drivers involved in crashes on two kinds of major rural roads in Iran: two-lane, two-way roads and… (More)
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BACKGROUND In Iran more than 25% of crash fatalities belong to motorcycle operators and passengers in the recent years, from which about 20% are related to passenger fatalities. METHODS The aim of this study was to investigate the motorcycle operator and passenger characteristics as well as other contributory factors that may affect the fatality risk of… (More)
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INTRODUCTION Motorcycle passengers comprise a considerable proportion of traffic crash victims. During a 5 year period (2006-2010) in Iran, an average of 3.4 pillion passengers are killed daily due to motorcycle crashes. This study investigated the main factors influencing crash severity of this group of road users. METHOD The Classification and… (More)
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The Legend
James watched the face on the screen and wondered how she could go from unlovely to lovely in under a minute.
"Please come to the employee's door of the east wing. I'll let you in."
"Alright, I'll be there in fifteen minutes."
"That's fine. I'll be waiting."
James quickly clicked the mouse to close the connection before she could stop him again. He strode purposefully across the room to where Brad had returned to the couch. He slapped his friend's foot as he passed by.
"Come on. We're going to the museum."
"This late? Can't it wait till morning?"
"No, it can't. Come on."
"Give me the keys," he said. "You forgot to lock the door." Brad locked the deadbolt after James threw the keys to him. "You never know what might happen."
When they reached the car, James got behind the wheel and spoke the museum's address, leaning in the direction of the GPS component. The internal receiver entered the information into the vehicle's electrical drive system, and after he backed out of the driveway, the car took over, making the trip with little effort from him.
When they arrived at the museum, James parked in the main parking lot. As he locked his car, Brad came around to the driver's side.
"Why are we coming here in the middle of the night? Doesn't that seem strange to you?"
"The curator wanted to talk about the legend concerning Circulus Nubis right away. She was very insistent about it."
"Why?" Brad asked. "You don't think we have come across some government conspiracy, do you?"
"I don't know," James replied with a frown. "To tell you the truth, she was a little bit scary. Her eyes seemed to drill right through me, but don't worry. It will be alright."
When they reached the Employees-Only door of the east wing, they found the woman in question standing outside, looking to the left and right nervously.
"Hello, Mr. Miller. Thank you for coming to see me so promptly. When we get to my office, I'll explain why I'm being so intense about all this. Please come with me."
She opened the door for them, then locked it behind her. She walked down a long carpeted hallway and turned to the right. They went through a big hall with windowed habitats depicting different legends. There was Jason with the golden fleece, Hercules and the minotaur, The Trojan horse, as well as many others. On the other side of the hall, she went into a little alcove and opened a door with her name and title on it.
"Please sit down gentlemen, and I'll explain why I wanted you here."
She indicated a comfortable looking, overstuffed divan. They sat down.
Brad quickly glanced around the office. What he noticed most were the objects that were not present. There was not a bookcase filled with thick research volumes. The walls were devoid of pictures, and the only furniture was the divan, a desk and a computer chair on the other side of the desk.
Although paper was no longer used as much as it had been in the past, there was usually still some correspondence of that type on a desk in an office, but Linda's desk was clear of any paper. Brad thought about the librarians he knew from school or seen on TV. Most of them preferred paper products. He assumed Linda would be the same way, her profession closely linked with a librarian.
The lack of paper was not the only thing he noticed about the desk. There were no personal effects of any kind. He expected to see picture frames with pictures of children or a significant other. Or, some knick-knack from a vacation. There were none. In fact, the desk was practically clear of any objects. A single laptop rested in the corner.
Brad looked at James and raised his eyebrows. James repeated the motion, and Brad wondered if his friend noticed the same things.
Linda sat down in her computer chair and wheeled it around to face them.
"You've come across a very rare legend. There are very few references to it in literature. Most of what we know comes from oral tradition, family stories, and the like."
James nodded. That was exactly how he came by his information.
"The phrase in question dates back to the 5th century. It was not uncommon for people to go missing at night, during bad storms, and the like. Kind of like extraterrestrial encounters, people would report strange sightings, such as a person being engulfed in a spinning, circular black cloud ..."
"And people got sucked into this cloud?" Brad interrupted.
"I personally think that it started off with someone getting snatched by a tornado or some other natural phenomenon, and the story was embellished over time.The villagers who would have first started this story would not have spoken Latin, but as the story spread from one region to another, Latin would have been the language of choice. So, exactly what is meant by a circular cloud may never be known."
"I see. The information I got was just that – the two words in Latin, nothing more." James remarked.
"Very cryptic, indeed," Linda said, nodding slowly, her eyebrows raised.


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TPC Sawgrass Gets A Facelift
By Kickntrue on 3/27/07
Check out this fun/interesting article about the improvements and work done at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. It's a "fluff" piece of sorts, but I thought it was a good read. The course should look great for May's PLAYERS' event. (FullStory)
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klangdon says:
I really need an Island Green like that in my yard...
JustinMcCracken says:
thats got to be one of the toughest holes on the PGA tour. you have to hit a perfect shot or with just enough spin to hold the green. and even if you hit a perfect shot you still got a putt that has a double or even a triple break in it.
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It sure is pretty though. I played a replica before- at Renditions Golf Course- in Davidsonville, MD. It copies a lot of famous holes. It's a fun replica though I'm sure not close to the real thing. First shot- I went long into water. My next shot- I hit the shot of my life within 4 feet. Too bad I still missed that and doubled!
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Beschreibung"What Do We Know About Globalization: Issues of Poverty and Income Distribution" examines the two fundamental arguments that are often raised against globalization: that it produces inequality and that it increases poverty. Here Guillermo de la Dehesa, current Chairman of the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), demonstrates how, despite popular belief, acceleration of globalization actually stands to reduce the levels of poverty and inequality worldwide, and explains, in detail, the ways in which wealthy nations and developing countries alike have failed to implement changes that would result in a reversal of these social ills. Dehesa dispels the notion of the so-called 'victim of globalization', and poses the question: could increased technological, economic, and cultural change actually save the world from international income inequality; and by extension, further violence, terrorism, and war?
InhaltsverzeichnisForeword: Stanley Fischer (Bank of Israel). Introduction. 1. Technical Progress and Economic Prosperity. 2. Technical Progress, Poverty, and Inequality. 3. Growth Reducing Exogenous and Structural Factors. 4. Growth Reducing Endogenous Factors. 5. The World Distribution of Income. 6. Globalization and Inequality. 7. More Developing Countries' Access to Developed Countries' Markets. 8. More Foreign Direct Investment to Developing Countries. 9. More Integration of Trade and Finance. 10. More and Better Development Aid. 11. More Migration. Conclusion. Bibliography. Index
PortraitGuillermo de la Dehesa is the Chairman of the Centre for Economic Policy Research. He spent twenty years in various Spanish governmental positions from the late 1960s through to the 1980s. Since leaving the public sector he has held a number of chairman and chief executive positions in the private sector; he is currently Vice Chairman of Goldman Sachs Europe, Independent Director of the Santander Banking Group and of Aviva plc, and Chairman of the Instituto de Empresa Business School. He is a member of the "Group of Thirty," a non-profit, independent consultative group which counts luminaries such as Mervyn King (Governor of the Bank of England), Larry Summers (former President of Harvard), and Paul Krugman among its ranks. Guillermo de la Dehesa is also the author of Winners and Losers in Globalization (Blackwell, 2006).
Pressestimmen"Consumer warning: Do not go any further if you are looking for another polemic about globalization and its problems. Do read this book if you want to better understand how to extend globalization's benefits to countries and people that are not benefiting as much as they could." From the Foreword by Stanley Fischer "Guillermo de la Dehesa masterfully synthesizes a wide universe of empirical findings and conceptual reasoning to shed much-needed light - not heat - on the big issues of globalization." Jeffrey Frankel, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University "Extended literature review ... approach, supplemented generously by the author's own careful analysis, makes the essays both substantial and accessible to a wider audience." Choice
Untertitel: New. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: BLACKWELL PUBL
Erscheinungsdatum: Oktober 2007
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(CNSNews.com) – Four pro-life Michigan residents have thrown yet another constitutional challenge onto the pile of claims that have emerged since legal wrangling over the health-care reform law began last week.
The plaintiffs, represented by the Thomas More Law Center, filed suit last week in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, saying their First Amendment rights are being violated because, under the new law, they will be obliged to buy insurance that funds abortions, and that special tax carve-outs for union members discriminate against others for not sharing the same political beliefs.
The lawsuit alleges that the pro-lifers are being forced to contribute to the funding of abortion, which, according to their deeply held religious beliefs and convictions, "is a grave moral disorder since it is the deliberate killing of an innocent human being," the complaint reads.
Robert Muise, senior trial counsel for the Ann Arbor, Mich.-based legal group, said the Health Care Reform Act violates the fundamental rights of conscience and free exercise of religion of pro-lifers -- rights protected by the Free Exercise clause of the First Amendment, which bars Congress from creating any law "prohibiting the free exercise" of a particular religion.
In order to secure the votes of a number of pro-life House Democrats led by Rep. Bart Stupak (D-Mich.), President Obama signed an executive order last week clarifying that no provision in the bill should allow for tax dollars to be used on abortions. He clarified that the language of the Hyde Amendment, which is attached to appropriations bills to keep tax dollars from funding abortions, should also apply to this bill.
However, both pro-life advocates and abortion advocates point out that a presidential order cannot override a statute and that President Obama could at any time rescind his order – which the president of Planned Parenthood referred to as nothing more than a "symbolic gesture."
Muise explained to CNSNews.com that his plaintiffs shared that his clients share the view that the language of the health-care bill was "written expressly to circumvent Hyde" – a reference to the Hyde Amendment, which bars federal funding of abortion under most circumstances.
The four plaintiffs are unhappy with more than just the potential to pay for abortions; they say they are also not receiving equal protection under the law per the Fifth Amendment.
In the complaint, Muise points out that the law provides exemptions to religious groups who oppose some of the trappings of modern health care, but offers no such exemption for their abortion concern.
Additionally, they say they were denied equal protection when congressional leadership allegedly modified tax provisions in the bill to keep union members from being hit with them.
"Through the enforcement of the Health Care Reform Act, certain organizations, specifically including certain unions, will not be taxed on their health care plans because these because these organizations share the same political views of Defendants and of those currently in power in Congress. TMLC, which does not share these same political views, will be discriminated against in the enforcement of the Health Care Reform Act in that its employees will be taxed for the health care coverage provided by TMLC."
The Senate-passed health care reform bill contained a steep excise tax on so-called "Cadillac" or high-value insurance plans, but the House of Representatives reportedly disliked it because it would hit many union members whose organizations had bargained for better benefits instead of increased wages. After passing the bill, they passed a package of fixes that shrank the number of plans that would be charged by the surtax.
Those issues add to a growing number of constitutional challenges.
More than a dozen state attorneys general have filed suit claiming that the health care reform bill oversteps the enumerated powers of the federal government and encroaches on the states. This suit and others also say the bill oversteps the Article I power to regulate interstate commerce under the Commerce Clause; and another suit brought in federal district for the District of Columbia that says the law violates the Fifth Amendment by forcing people to pay for medical insurance for the public good, without remittance.
Muise told CNSNews.com he had not seen a bill with so many potential violations of constitutional rights and protections.
"They worked really hard on this one," he said. "They say an ass is a horse made by committee. This is worse than that. It's just a power grab."
CNSNews.com previously reported that, when asked about the constitutionality of the bill, Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) said the courts could determine those issues later. "(I) can assure everyone that if anything in this bill is unconstitutional, the Supreme Court will weigh in," she said just two days before the bill passed the Senate.
Muise, however, took issue with that stance, explaining that as a Marine, he took an oath to defend the Constitution, as did members of Congress.
"If you put something in there knowingly that was unconstitutional," he said, "I would have a real problem with that."
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Teyla walked to infront of her team, each one waiting patiently for their next case, and she had it. "Right guys, we have a new case, yes, I know we're probably going to have overtime, AGAIN. But this case is top priority". She walked over to a medium sized screen on the wall near their desks, the screen flickered to a blank screen. "This, is who we are going to catch." Everyone looked confused at her, wondering what was going on. "Apologies for the lack of a picture, but this killer is good.. There is no information whatsoever on this one, except that they have commited a string of murders.. This person is what you call a pro." Everyone nodded in understanding at eachother, they knew this was going to be a tough one, a long one. "Well then, crime scene, here we come.." Everyone grabbed their stuff and made their way to the crimescene.


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He chaired the governors of Stockport grammar school, and was president of the chamber of commerce and the Stockport lads' club. He sat as a JP for many years, and was chairman of the bench. Further afield, he was master of the Feltmakers' Company in 1956-57, a deputy lieutenant for Cheshire from 1963, and high sheriff in 1974. In 1960, he was awarded the CBE. In the early 1970s, he chaired the distributive industries training board.
John's father, Sir Geoffrey, directed the careers of his male children in true Victorian style. After Eton, rather than going to university - or becoming a barrister as he wished - John was sent to work on the shopfloor at Christy. After spending time in different departments, he was sent to Spain to acquire the language and to the US to learn about modern manufacturing techniques. Longstanding friendships developed, and, from 1957 to 1964, he was president of the European Association of Hat Manufacturers.
A territorial in the Cheshire Regiment, John was called up in 1939, served on Montgomery's general staff in north Africa and landed in Normandy four weeks after D-day. He was awarded an OBE in 1944.
At the end of the war he returned to Stockport to manage the hat factory. His instincts were for modernisation, but by the 1960s hats were decreasing in popularity and the industry had to retrench. In 1966 John led a merger of the five leading hat manufacturers in the area to form Associated British Hat Manufacturers. He remained chairman until it was sold to Cadogans in 1980, who reinstated the name of Christy.
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In 1976, John and his wife Bridget moved to Gloucestershire, where they continued to lead a full and active life, and made a fine garden. After Bridget became ill with cancer, John took on her care with the same dedication that had been the hallmark of his life. She died in 1992 after 53 years of happy marriage. A self-effacing and modest man, John is survived by three daughters, five grandchildren (one predeceased him) and three great-grandchildren.


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She lives for fashion, so it was no surprise to see Olivia Palermo at US Weekly's 25 Most Stylish New Yorkers event at Lavo in New York City on Wednesday (September 15).
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Hi Christoph, You can open an issue for this. I think we can use the child score as an explanation of why a parent doc is scored the way it is. Martijn On 25 May 2012 13:20, Christoph Kaser <email@example.com> wrote: > Hello all, > > I try to calculate score explanations for a query that contains a > ToParentBlockJoinQuery and get the following exception: > > java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException: > org.apache.lucene.search.join.ToParentBlockJoinQuery$BlockJoinWeight cannot > explain match on parent document > at > org.apache.lucene.search.join.ToParentBlockJoinQuery$BlockJoinWeight.explain(ToParentBlockJoinQuery.java:222) > at > org.apache.lucene.search.BooleanQuery$BooleanWeight.explain(BooleanQuery.java:236) > > I can understand that the ToParentBlockJoinQuery cannot explain the scores > of this document's children, but would it be possible not to throw an > exception but to simply output the score this document got from its > children? This would allow me to analyze the score obtained from other parts > of the complete query, and if needed, I could still get an explanation on > the childquery itself with a specific child id. > > Should I open an issue for this, or is it impossible to output any kind of > explanation (even a dummy explanation) in BlockJoinWeight? > > Regards, > Christoph > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > -- Met vriendelijke groet, Martijn van Groningen --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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FOXBORO — The offense did its part to get the Patriots back into the game.
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With the crowd on its feet after Sammy Morris' two-point conversion run sliced the deficit to 14-11 late in the third quarter, this was the perfect time for the defense to force a three-and-out.
Instead Mark Sanchez carved up the Patriots defense as if it were a Thanksgiving turkey, completing four straight passes on the drive, including a 7-yard touchdown strike to Santonio Holmes with 13:06 left to push the lead back into double digits.
That much pretty summed up the Patriots' 28-21 loss to the Jets in yesterday's AFC divisional playoff game.
"The game went up and down, we made some successful plays, the guys in the other locker room made some successful plays," said defensive back James Sanders. "They made more plays, they were the better team."
Very few expected that type of scenario, especially after the Patriots humiliated the Jets, 45-3, on Dec. 6. Sanchez was one of the goats on that day as he completed just 17-of-33 passes for 164 yards and three interceptions. One of the picks was by Devin McCourty, who chose not to talk to the media, along with secondary partners Brandon Meriweather and Patrick Chung.
Sanchez certainly got the better of the Patriots yesterday.
Sanchez was the model of efficiency, completing 16-of-25 passes for 194 yards and three touchdowns and a passer rating of 127.3. He shredded the Patriots for a pair of TD passes in the first half, including one to Braylon Edwards with 33 seconds left in the half to stake the visitors to a 14-3 halftime lead.
Still, it looked like the Patriots were ready to embark on one of their traditional comebacks when Tom Brady hooked up with Alge Crumpler on a 2-yard TD pass with 13 seconds left in the third quarter. The hosts resorted to a bit of trickery when Morris took a direct snap and hurdled into the end zone to bring the Patriots to within three, 14-11.
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"A drive like (that) really takes the wind out of your sails," said linebacker Dane Fletcher. "You're still giving it all you got, but that really hurt us."
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The Kingdom (Fargo Adventure Series #3)by Clive Cussler, Grant Blackwood
The Fargos are used to hunting for fortune, not people. But then a Texas oil baron contacts them with a personal plea: an investigator friend of the Fargos' was on a mission to/b>/i>
Husband-and-wife team Sam and Remi Fargo must use their instinct for treasure-hunting to find a missing person in this novel in the #1 New York Times-bestselling series.
The Fargos are used to hunting for fortune, not people. But then a Texas oil baron contacts them with a personal plea: an investigator friend of the Fargos' was on a mission to find the oil baron's missing father-and now the investigator is missing, too. Would Sam and Remi be willing to look for them both? Though something about the situation doesn't quite add up, the Fargos agree to go on the search.
What they find will be beyond anything they could have imagined. On a journey that will take them to Tibet, Nepal, Bulgaria, India, and China, the Fargos will find themselves embroiled with black-market fossils, a centuries-old puzzle chest, the ancient Tibetan kingdom of Mustang, a balloon aircraft from a century before its time...and a skeleton that could turn the history of human evolution on its head.
Packed with the endless imagination and breathtaking suspense that are his hallmarks, The Kingdom once again proves that Clive Cussler is "just about the best storyteller in the business" (New York Post).
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Grant Blackwood is the author of the Briggs Tanner series, as well as the coauthor of #1 New York Times bestseller Dead or Alive, with Tom Clancy, and The Kill Switch, with James Rollins. A U.S. Navy veteran, he spent three years on active duty aboard the guided missile frigate USS Ford as an Operations Specialist and a Pilot Rescue Swimmer. He caught the fiction-writing bug at the age of eighteen while reading Clive Cussler's The Mediterranean Caper.
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Another winner for the Fargo's. It seems that all Mr. Cussler's books end too quickly. I could barely put this one down. The action was non-stop. The story inventive and the mountains views mouth-watering.
An interesting, with periods of bogged-down casual conversation and admiration between the characters (Fargo's),adventure type book. Some conveniences and sudden access to high tech gadgets, in the remotest corners of the world, are a bit unbelievable if not downright impossible. The book does keep one's interest or curiosity going toward discovery of the ultimate prize near the end, the very end. Not exactly a "page turner" as others in this series.
Another great thriller from Clive Cussler, I love the Fargo Adventure series. Great action without all the blood & guts that is Dirk Pitt. Mr. & Mrs Fargo are off across the globe again to solve another mystery and bring another relic to the modern world. Dirk Pitt may be my favorite, but the Fargos are closing the gap! Another great read from Mr. Cussler, Enjoy.
Great read spell bound adventure at every page.
Absolutely loved it. Fast paced, very good story/adventure. Some of Sam and Remy's situations seemed a little far fetched but a great read none the less.
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This is a great book for history buffs. It has the right amount of adventure, history and technology possibilities. It was hard to put down and kept you right into the action!
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