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By DJ Salinger, PARIS – Ah, Paris! Paris in the spring. What can one say about Paris? Only, it isn't spring, and so far, to be be frank, almost all that's been written about this golden city on the Seine is unreadable.
Unless you speak French.
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By DJ Salinger, THE LOUVRE – Some people are caring this morning, as the prog rock art world's most valuable sparkly treasure, the Geddy Leesa, has been reported lost, missing or stolen by its troll minder.
Noel Gallagher Quits Oasis, China Says
By DJ Salinger, SHANGHAI – China's official news service (China's Official News Service) is reporting this morning that British pop singing sensation Noel Gallagher may have quit Oasis, the world's most popular shock-rock combo since The Beatles.
"Mr Noel doesn't like his brother, and wants to experience a middling solo career apart from him (the brother)," said Dan Hartwig, spokesperson for CONS. "It's just like when Paul quit The Beatles," he speculated wildly.
Angry fans turned over cars and houses
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Neil Young Nude Challenges, Disappoints
By DJ Salinger, VERMONT – 517,9876 fans gathered here on the eroding muddy banks of what was once merely a disenchanted unmarried farmer's spinach farm to hear acts as diverse as Mozart Jr., to Venom and Neil Young (from Canada).
The 167th annual KISSS-FM New Horizons Festa, sponsored by homegrown ristorante Ssh…Kebab, featured special additions to this year's programme that shocked some.
Neil Young performed nude.
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New Fear for Michael:Rock n' Roll Heaven is 'Full'
By DJ Salinger, LOS ANGELES – Kurt Cobain, Jimi Hendrix, The Notorious B.I.G., Cindi Lauper – all were stars trying to make it in the City of Angels who died trying before they ever got an honest break.
And now added to the list, former Jackson 5 frontman, singing sensation Michael Jackson.
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Mythical Thom Yorke Comedy Album Found
By DJ Salinger, LONDON – Brits cheered news this morning that the holy grail of Radiohead fans – a lost Thom Yorke stand up comedy triple album, had been found under a box of Kleenex in a Los Angeles record producer's gated estate.
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Rush's 2112 Estates Mostly Unsold
By DJ Salinger, TORONTO – Coveted Rush 2112 Estates mostly lie empty as people in this super funky fried chicken hipster town are rushing headlong instead towards more affordable housing.
"I really wanted a Rush condo," said Basil Head, 43 "but I'm rushing headlong instead towards more affordable housing."
But where, dude?
"In my mother's basement – it's got laundry."
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Oh-oh, Ah-ha Change Name to Uh-huh
By DJ Salinger, SEATTLE – One of the most influential shock-rock groups on the Seattle grunge scene, Ah-ha, have announced plans to change their name to Uh-huh.
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I am 36 and in reasonably good shape 5'6" and 140 pounds size 6. I hate my belly after having two kids. I have stretch marks and loose skin below my belly button and not matter how hard I workout, my abs never have toned up well. After reading reviews on this board, I made an appointment with Dr. K in Southlake. He is wonderful! He made me feel at ease during our consultation and... READ MORE
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All the "cool" religious leaders have blogs10/19/06
Sayyid Ali Khameini, the supreme overlord of life and liberty in Iran answers everyone's day to day questions. Those questions are as diverse as masturbation and digital rights management.
Iranian Supreme Leader: "If he do not intend masturbation and discharging semen and nothing is discharged, his fasting is correct even though he has done a ḥarām (forbidden) act. But, if he intends masturbation or he knows that he usually discharges semen by this process and semen really comes out, it is a ḥaram intentional breaking fasting."
CBGB's closed for good10/17/06
At long last, the owners of the building where historic CBGB's is located have finally shut them down. I find it odd that the article mentions the Ramone's and Talking Heads but forget about Gianmarc Johns.
The Irony of banning books10/12/06
A Texas father wants his school district to ban "Fahrenheit 451", which is about the problems of banning books.
Alton Verm's request to ban "Fahrenheit 451" came during the 25th annual Banned Books Week. He and Hines said the request to ban "Fahrenheit 451," a book about book burning, during Banned Books Weeks is a coincidence.
What makes this more entertaining is that in a week or two, Google searches for "Alton Verm" (and maybe even Diana Verm, his daughter) will forever be associated with Book Burning.
If you're a pedophile and a murderer...don't get caught10/11/06
It is pretty well-known that pedophiles rank among the lowest of the low in prison. Well here is living proof:
Some other inmates took it upon themselves to make sure this sicko never forgets what he did.
Cop killer resisted arrest...shot 68 times10/06/06
A cop killer in Miami was apprehended by the SWAT team. Amazingly he resisted arrest for 67 bullets with the 68th putting him down. Although I like to post about when cops abuse their power(bully/crooked cops), I have absolutely NO problem with the consistent treatment of cop killers (the Providence police know how to deal with them too). The best part about this case was a comment by Polk County Sheriff, Grady Judd, "That's all the bullets we had, or we would have shot him more."
Word to crooks...don't kill cops.
School shootings the result of kids reading Harry Potter10/06/06
A Georgia mom is blaming the rash of school shootings on books that promote evil...such as the Harry Potter series! She goes on to say that if the students (of public highschools) read the Bible instead of Harry Potter, there wouldn't be any shootings. Just crucifixions, beatings and smitings.
While stifling a laugh, J.K. Rowling had no comment.
Denver gang members suspended for showing their 'colors' at school10/04/06
The principal of a middle school in Denver nipped a rising gang in the butt by suspending 4 girls for wearing the same outfit on the same day. Michael Shaffer, you are a hero.
Columbine father blames Amish shooting on Evolution and Abortion10/04/06
An extremist member of the Christian Taliban, who happened to lose his son at the Columbine massacre, was asked to comment on the Amish killings.
"This country is in a moral free-fall. For over two generations, the public school system has taught in a moral vacuum, expelling God from the school and from the government, replacing him with evolution, where the strong kill the weak, without moral consequences and life has no inherent value."
Amazing how he tries to connect abortion and the teaching of evolution to the cause/motives of a child molesting mass murderer. But he lost his son, so he is an authority.
Congressman forced out of office for pedophilia - checks into alcohol clinic10/03/06
Back in high school (Catholic, mind you), we were told that one of our priests was placed in an institute for "alcohol and depression" (which was believable because he was a drunk). Turns out he was a child molester. Anyone see a parallel here with former Representative Foley?
Ironically, I found this great quote:
"It's vile. It's more sad than anything else, to see someone with such potential throw it all down the drain because of a sexual addiction." -- 1998 Rep. Mark Foley, on Clinton's escapades with Monica Lewinsky
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Modding isn't always done for the purpose of making things the easy way, and while taking to your sidepanel with a pair of tinsnips might give you a pretty quick n' dirty window there are many other ways to make it look good - and metku's latest mod is the equivalent of a jewel-encrusted crystal sheet.
Built into a Nokia Mobira Talkman mobile phone from 1984, itself an awkwardly large black box with carry handle and corded handset (though still looking rather neat), a mini-ITX mobo, harddrive, OLED screen, soundcard, wifi, USB hub, mic and speakers were all packed into this now-ancient mobile device.
It's about the tightest fit you could ever imagine, with barely any free space left inside the device proper, and while it isn't the beefiest specs imaginable it's got more than enough grunt to run that screen - at a 128x128 res it isn't huge.
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You can not only thrill to the sight and sounds of ridiculous car stunts in the latest "Fast & Furious" sequel, you can feel it too.
At least at Mann's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, where one of the auditoriums has been fitted with 15 computerized moving seats.
"This is not a theme-park ride," said Claude McMaster, CEO for D-Box, the Quebec-based company that designed the technology. "It's really a subtle motion effect, fully synchronized with the action onscreen. It's really a replication of reality that we want people to experience, as it is when you really drive a car."
Ah yes, subtlety and realism being such hallmarks of the Vin Diesel gearhead franchise. But seriously, we get what McMaster means.
Unlike the 1970s' seat-shaking Sensurround system, which employed big speakers to create earthquake vibrations, D-Box's Motion Code system sends a programmed track - made by the company's motion designers to match the movements onscreen - to a digitally rigged chair that can tilt, roll, heave, shake, etc.
D-Box has been making smaller versions of this system for home theaters and video games since 2001. The company claims to have embedded its code on more than 850 DVD and Blu-ray titles.
Today's "Fast & Furious" showings are its maiden commercial theater voyages. The Chinese and a theater in Arizona are the only ones equipped with the seats and system. McMaster hoped to have had more seats installed at the Chinese by now, and intends to put in additional ones soon.
Understandably so. Mann Theatres CEO Peter Dobson says at least three more motion-enhanced movies may be released this summer. "F&F's" moving seats, which cost $5 extra to sit in, have sold out for today.
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Covert listening devices are among the most useful pieces of spy equipment available. They are relatively easy to come by, and they can be very reasonably priced. Covert listening devices can allow you obtain information that you need, that you might not normally have access to. These spy bugs allow you access to the plans of others, and they can even help you protect yourself and gather information concerning things that affect you, that you may not normally be privy to.
One of the most common uses for covert listening devices is to help monitor the workplace. It is fairly simple to hide the devices above a suspended ceiling to ensure that there is a minimum of time wasted on chit chat. While there is no way to completely eliminate non-work conversations, you can certainly cut down on them by listening in to the work environment and taking appropriate action.
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This information can be very useful in a divorce case and also to establish yourself in the right. If you are going to have a conversation with someone that might turn into a threat against yourself, or if you are going to be making verbal agreements, covert listening devices are great ways for you to protect yourself. You can transmit the entire conversation to a recording device and use it later for evidence as needed or to enforce a verbal commitment. You can protect your good name and make sure that someone else doesn't try to wiggle out of a pact if you make use of listening devices that can record conversation.
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the letters are ultra generic on both, i wouldnt consider it biting. either way that caze throw is hot.
the letters are ultra generic on both, i wouldnt consider it biting. either way that caze throw is hot.
Jaze jus a note it doesnt matter what cap you use for cracks jus aslong as you know how to cut them. So if you went over the edges of them with your white they would have looked more realistic.
if you worked the chisel right you coulda gotten real good cracks
would be dope if u cut your lines better
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i dunno maybe ur right but when i turned the can it would drip and the white ran out cause its so transperant i had to do like two coatsOriginally posted by E-Terror@Aug 15 2006, 12:04 PM
if you worked the chisel right you coulda gotten real good cracks
i think mish is better than the brown man.
looks like u got better and better
mase, the blue fill with the pink roller background is hot.
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 Ever since Bon Jovi sang the words "Shot dowwwwn... In a blaze of glory", buttrock has been a beloved term in the english speaking world.

I'm not too fond of mase's stuff
but piss ... noice one mate
I'm so ill I don't need a fucking signature!!!!
I like that last mAse burner. feeling those colors.
first of all dont write kasl. there is an og kasl from cbs wai in la. not bad for a first peice though. you started simple , most people try to get all tech right away and it looks like shit. use some more contrasting colors on the next one.
that mase shit is about six months away from not being toy anymore
i like the pickup truk hollow next to that straightletter
paws on cans.
Damn. I thought I came up with an original. I dont live anywhere near l.a. or california for that matter anyways, and chances are their are 50 kasls in the united states as a whole. Thanks for the pointers.
Pause thats tight homie, clean as hell and im feelin the controlled drips you got goin, i didnt even know you painted haha


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At least 60 die as 'Friday of Anger' targets Egyptians backing interim government
CAIRO — An Islamist "Friday of Anger" ignited clashes here and across Egypt, leaving 60 dead and more churches, police stations and government buildings burned.
The violence, which shows no sign of abating, had the capital ringing with gunfire and Egyptians on edge. More neighborhoods set up committees to protect homes, shops and residents from attacks.
The Muslim Brotherhood and its Islamist allies organized the day's demonstrations to protest the clearing of their two sit-ins by police and soldiers — a confrontation that left nearly 700 dead on Wednesday.
The Islamists plan a week of protests against the interim government installed by the military, which deposed Mohamed Morsy, a Brotherhood figure, as president.
"This certainly is a battle to determine the near-future of this country," said Hisham Kassem, a media publisher and longtime human-rights activist.
On state-run television, a banner in English read "Egypt Fighting Terrorism," while an independent channel posted a similar message: "The word of the people against extremism."
Twenty-eight Islamist marches tried to converge downtown. As one of those crossed an overpass in the upscale island-neighborhood of Zamalek, marchers held up posters of Morsy or opened Qurans, chanting: "There is no god but Allah, and Sisi is the enemy of Allah" — a reference to Lt. Gen. Abdel-Fatah al-Sisi, the military chief who led Morsy's ouster.
Angry residents and police firing tear gas blocked the large march as it crossed the Nile. Gunfire thundered across the fabled river as the opposing sides pushed back and forth.
Some of that gunfire clearly came from Islamists, and photojournalists and Egyptian state TV filmed armed men among the pro-Morsy marchers.
As bullets zipped into the river, angry neighborhood residents cursed the Brotherhood before scrambling to safety.
"The Brotherhood are terrorists," said one man trying to fish from the riverbank. Another accused them of "trying to destroy the country."
Security forces said 52 civilians and eight policemen were killed in running street battles.
Egyptian officials tried to counter international criticism of the violence by directing foreign journalists to Internet videos of church burnings, Islamists using weapons or raising the black flag of al-Qaida, and other jihadi groups protesting downtown.
One video showed an armed Morsy supporter near the Four Seasons Hotel in Garden City, just blocks from the U.S. Embassy.
For a second day, the embassy urged Americans to leave Egypt.
The state media agency, MENA, said more than five cars "driven by masked men have reached Ramses Square to distribute firearms."
In an Internet posting in English, the Brotherhood condemned attacks on churches. Yet one chapter of its political arm, the Freedom and Justice Party, posted an Arabic screed against Christians on its Facebook page.
It accused Coptic Christian Pope Tawadros of involvement in Morsy's ouster, adding: "Burning houses of worship is a crime. And for the (Christian) Church to declare a war against Islam and Muslims is a crime. For every action there is a reaction."
Some Muslims and Christians joined to protect churches, said Ishak Ibrahim, a religious-freedom researcher at the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights. But he reported more than five Christians had been killed in recent attacks on provincial churches.
In Suez and other regions, the military halted protests. In parts of Upper Egypt, however, large rallies occurred.
At dusk, an older man sat on a chair in Cairo's Zamalek section, a shotgun across his lap, as gunfire echoed across the capital. By nightfall, with a military curfew in effect, the normally loud and crowded streets fell eerily quiet and deserted.
But a military helicopter thumped overhead, as flames burst from the windows of a large downtown building set ablaze during the day.
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September 22, 2011
Jane Jayroe
Annie (Arganbright) Milleret
Lucia (Miller) O'Connor
Cassie (McEachern) Walden
Dr. Yvonne Carmichael
Savannah White
In honor of the 60th Anniversary of the Miss Cinderella Talent Show and Pageant at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, four former Cinderella winners and a former pageant director are coming back to campus to judge this year's event. Jane Jayroe, Miss Cinderella 1963; Annie (Arganbright) Milleret, Miss Cinderella 1967; Lucia (Miller) O'Connor, Miss Cinderella 1972; Cassie (McEachern) Walden, Miss Cinderella 1999; and Dr. Yvonne Carmichael, director for 22 years, have committed to judging the Miss Cinderella Talent Show on Thursday, Sept. 29, at 7:30 p.m., and the Pageant on Friday, Sept. 30, at 8 p.m.
Both events will take place in Herod Hall Auditorium.
Jayroe began her pageant journey as Miss Laverne before her Miss Cinderella crowning in 1963. After Northwestern's Pageant, Jayroe was crowned Miss Oklahoma in 1966 and Miss America in 1967. She is married to Gerald Gamble and has one married son and two grandchildren.
Milleret was crowned Miss Cinderella in 1967. Milleret was Miss Alva in 1967 and attended Northwestern for two years before attending Semester at Sea at Chapman College in California. She was Northwestern's entry in Top Ten Coed Contest for Glamour Magazine in 1968. After returning to Oklahoma, she graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 1972.
O'Connor graduated from Buffalo High School and held the titles Miss Buffalo, Miss Wheatheart of the Nation, Miss Cinderella and Miss Queen of the West before attending Oklahoma State University. In 1976 she was named Miss Oklahoma and competed in the Miss America Pageant that year.
A few years after being crowned as Miss Cinderella in 1999, Walden was crowned Miss Northwestern 2002 and Ranger Queen 2003. A year later, she graduated from Northwestern with a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration. Walden resides in Oklahoma City, with husband Tyler Walden, a 2004 graduate, and daughter, Reese, who's 1.
Carmichael was involved with Miss Cinderella for 27 years and served as its director for 22 years. She is a retired Northwestern professor emeritus. She also directed the Miss Northwestern Pageant for 10 years. Carmichael sponsored and co-directed the Aquarina Synchronized Swimming Club for 35 years and was a sports coordinator for synchronized swimming in the 1989 Olympic Festival.
Savannah White, Miss Cinderella 2002 and Miss Northwestern 2005, will perform during the pageant on Friday. Currently, she lives in New York City and is pursuing a career in performing. She has been in small cabaret shows, studying opera and currently is writing a two-woman sketch comedy show. White has had the opportunity to model for DEX makeup company, as well as teach classes and just had the pleasure of being a makeup artist for New York's fashion week. She is the daughter of Mickey and Donna White of Alva.
"The Miss Cinderella pageant is such an amazing part of Alva's history and has greatly inspired the lives of many girls," White said.
Admission to either the Miss Cinderella Talent Show or the Miss Cinderella Pageant is $9 for adults and $5 for students or $10 with the purchase of a Homecoming button. Buttons will be available at the door on Talent Show night. Both events will be held in Herod Hall Auditorium. The button (with a value of $26) also is good for admission to the football game with Missouri University of Science and Technology on Saturday, Oct. 1, at 3 p.m., at Ranger Field.
Buttons, the main source of funding homecoming, may be purchased from Rialto, 516 Flynn; Radio Shack, 609 College; the Alva Chamber of Commerce, 502 Oklahoma Blvd.; and Alva Vision Clinic, 504 College, all in Alva. Buttons also may be purchased on campus through Cathy Brown, campus button sales chair, at (580) 327-8547 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Button purchasers need to be aware that seating at events is on a first-come, first-served basis.
MISSION STATEMENT: Northwestern Oklahoma State University provides quality educational and cultural opportunities to learners with diverse needs by cultivating ethical leadership and service, critical thinking and fiscal responsibility.


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Starring a clean-cut George Clooney and the ever-beautiful Vera Farmiga, it is the perfect film for these perilous economic times.
Constantino Diaz-Duran on how they emerged so clean-cut after two months underground.
He seems fleshless, bloodless; he might almost be a black man's parody of how a clean-cut white man moves.
There were intermediates too—like at Stella McCartney, where a sweater dress stiffly jutted from a clean-cut ensemble.
They also seem to take special pleasure in needling the clean-cut, well-starched Romney camp.
The officers are clean-cut, keen-eyed, and in splendid health and training.
His features were clean-cut, bronzed, and lean—with the sinewy leanness of health.
A clean-cut, sober-faced young man who seemed older and more serious than the rest of the party, was speaking to the heiress.
The clean-cut track of a horse showed in the bare, hard sand.
But Landor's polished, clean-cut intaglios have been well described as "written in marble."


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Minas, Basin of (mi-nas), a bay in the northwestern part of the Bay of Fundy.
In the Bay of Fundy that night the elements met in their grandest extremes.
Thus it happened that in spite of the delay she really had a glimpse of the Bay of Fundy before the fog had hidden it.
But the fishermen knew too well that the Fundy's arm was stronger.
Among the jetsam of those restless Fundy tides almost anything that will float may appear, from a matchbox to a barn.
Then the red biled up in his face and over his bald head like a Fundy tide.
I had seen a tidal wave, fifty or more feet high, sweep up the "bore" of a river at the head of the Bay of Fundy.
Efter thet, the heads and offals 'u'd scare the fish to Fundy.
Far beyond them the palpitating waters showed changeful surfaces on Fundy Bay.
He always had them there—no other country could match the tides of the Bay of Fundy.


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Endearing matriarch frowned on pomposity
13-2-1915 29-4-2008
THE gate at 39 St George's Road in Toorak was always open. Anybody looking in might have seen a handsome woman mowing the grass in what looked like a country garden or small park, if they had not already met her outside pushing a mower up a sloping verge. They would soon have been engaged in a friendly, country-style conversation, charmed by her warm smile, blue eyes, quick intelligence, and sheer naturalness.
This was Diana Baillieu, who has died, aged 93, essentially a countrywoman; somebody with an inexhaustible capacity for friendship. Chance acquaintances would see this, but not the depth of her courage. The suffering caused by the deaths of close kin was endured inwardly. Outwardly, but from the heart, she gave joy to people of all ages and backgrounds as the presence of nearly 900 at her memorial service, spanning a century in ages, reflected.
Diana Margaret Knox was the only child of Captain William Johnstone Knox, MC, (1887-1917), and his wife, Mildred, known as Mim, daughter of Sir Stewart McArthur (1861-1935), judge and grazier, of Meningoort, Camperdown, and his wife, Margaret Rutherford, daughter of Ewen Macpherson, a pioneer grazier. Macpherson's sister Christina's playing of an old tune while visiting Dagworth station near Winton in Queensland in 1895 inspired Banjo Paterson to write Waltzing Matilda. Christina wrote down the music in a manuscript, which her great-niece inherited; in turn, Baillieu, pictured with the manuscript in 1995, gave it to the National Library of Australia, where it is preserved among the great national treasures.
Baillieu's paternal grandfather, William Knox (1850-1913), who refused a knighthood, was member for Kooyong in the first Commonwealth parliament and father of seven, including Sir George and Sir Robert. His son William (Bill) was school captain and athletics champion at Scotch College, and later a member of the Melbourne Stock Exchange. By 1915, he was an officer in the Australian Field Artillery; he survived Gallipoli and served in France and Belgium.
Baillieu had only a shadowy memory of her father, who was killed in action before she was three. A recent ABC Stateline program showed her son Ted reading to her from letters written by her father to his beloved wife during their times of enforced wartime separation.
Mother and daughter stayed in England after the war, near friends such as the (Rupert) Clarkes and the (John) Manifolds, whose son John, the future left-wing poet, was the young girl's age and became her lifelong friend. In England, Switzerland, and back in Australia, she went to various schools briefly but was taught mainly by governesses until, from 1930-32, she attended Clyde School, Woodend, where she was dux. At Meningoort, her mother's home, she had the companionship of cousins such as Ian McIntosh, later Vice-Admiral Sir Ian, a famous submariner in the Royal Navy.
In March 1936, aged 21, she married in London Darren Baillieu (1903-1992), Cambridge graduate and Melbourne company director. A son of Arthur, himself one of 10 sons of the first Baillieu immigrant to Australia, he was a brother of Everard Baillieu and Sunday Reed (of Heide); first cousins included Clive, first Lord Baillieu.
Her first child, a son, died in infancy: she grieved for him always, though few were allowed to know. There followed, between 1938 and 1953, a remarkable seven: Ian, poet and solicitor; Fiona, known as Posie, former ABC presenter; David, schoolmaster at Scotch College; Kate, journalist and environmental activist; Jim, who was studying metallurgical engineering when he died in 1972; Will, Olympic oarsman, member of Australia's victorious America's Cup crew, and boatbuilder; and Ted, architect, Liberal member for Hawthorn and Opposition Leader in the Victorian Parliament. All were encouraged in their individuality by their mother, who in the family homes at Coldstream Hill, near Lilydale (until 1952), Toorak, and Sorrento was their friend, mentor and exemplar.
Another great sorrow was the death and burial at sea of her mother, far from her, in 1956.
A romantic who loved France, history (Napoleon and C. J. La Trobe were special interests), poetry (the Greek poet Cavafy was a favourite), and animals, birds and trees, Baillieu was supremely happy sitting on the beach at Point King shelling peas, or reading, or folding in her children's friends, or living simply during retreats to her small rural house, Ranfurlie, at Red Hill South, or writing long letters in her round and flowing hand.
Naturally gregarious, in preparing dinner she would expect 20, loved a large family Christmas, and entertained many visitors including eminent ones from overseas such as Peter Scott and Lord Shackleton, who was with her when he received news of his Garter: at his installation in that highest order of chivalry, he wore, beneath the knightly garter with which the Queen invested him, the one made for him by Baillieu.
Naturally frugal, she grew her own vegetables and mended her own clothes. Naturally robust, she chopped her own firewood. She loved in others her own qualities of intelligence, honesty, humility and simplicity hating pomposity, especially ignorant pomposity. Falseness she detected unerringly. Not for nothing was she sprung from a knot of Scottish roots, with a Presbyterian sense of right and wrong, a tradition of independent thinking, and democratic values.
Not a committee person, she was yet a happy member of the Alexandra Club in Melbourne for 72 years, a founding member of the women's association of the National Gallery of Victoria, and an honorary life member of the Sorrento Golf Club. She was connected for more than 60 years with Glamorgan (from 1947 Geelong Grammar School's preparatory branch in Toorak), where her sons totalled 34 years as pupils and several grandchildren also went. In 2007, she hammered away the first fragments of a building about to be demolished there, and in 2008 she attended the opening of the newly built Glamorgan Centre.
Having touched Australian history at several points and enhanced many lives, Baillieu is survived by six children, 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
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Lindsay & Ali Lohan: Jet Setting Sisters
Jet setting sisters Lindsay and Ali Lohan were spotted catching a flight at JFK International airport in New York City earlier today (March 5).
The "Freaky Friday" actress looked chic in black leggings, a blue plaid shirt and a black Prada bag, while her younger sis looked just as fashionable in a grey blazer, black platform heels and YSL handbag.
As of late, LiLo has been busy in the Big Apple making appearances on multiple shows. Over the weekend she hosted "Saturday Night Live," spoofing some of the ups and downs that have made her a headline target.
Regardless of the controversy Lohan seemed excited for her gig. She took to her Twitter page tweeting, "#SNL TONIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!! Tune into NBC at 11:30pm." Lindsay also stopped by "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" while in town.
Enjoy the pictures of Lindsay Lohan with her sister Ali catching a flight at JFK airport in NYC (March 5).
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Reflex Navigation in Sensor space
Keeratipranon, Narongdech, Maire, Frederic D., & Huang, Henry (2007) Reflex Navigation in Sensor space. In Ruckert, Ulrich, Sitte, Joaquin, & Witkowski, Ulf (Eds.) Autonomous Minirobots for Research and Edutainment, 2 - 5 October, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Most existing navigation systems require a ground frame (2D Cartesian coordinate system) in order to navigate from a ground point A to a ground point B. However, it is more natural to navigate by reflex actions between the points in sensor space corresponding to A and B. In this paper, we show that it is possible to navigate by reflex action in sensor space when the components of the sensor vector are bearings of landmarks, and the reflex action is a gradient descent on the distance in sensor space between the current position and the target position. Our main result is a proof that except for pathological cases, any point is reachable from any other point by reflex action in the bearing sensor space provided the environment is free of obstacles. Although the robot's trajectory generated by this method does not necessarily correspond to the shortest path on the ground, this approach constitutes a practical solution to a basic navigation problem for autonomous mobile robots.
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Based on Holy Island off the North west coast of Anglesey. 5 day B&B, 4 days walking, 4 packed lunches, supply of route planners, maps and local information, daily pick up and transport to path.
Tour Itinerary:
Day 1: Pick up at Holyhead train station, and taken to accommodation either at Trearddur Bay or Holyhead. Trearddur Bay is on the western shore of Holy Island, looking out to the Irish Sea. It has a beautiful bay with rocky coves and a sandy Blue Flag beach. A popular destination on the Isle of Anglesey.
Day 2: (12 miles) - Taken from accommodation to Church Bay where you can visit the only surviving thatched cottage on Anglesey, before walking the north coast towards Valley with views towards Holyhead Mountain and the busy gateway to Ireland. Passing through secluded beaches like Traeth Crugmor, Porth Trwyn, Porth Trefadog, and Porth Tywyn Mawr, before joining the sheltered path around cliff tops crossing the Stanley Embankment to Holy Island and Penrhos Nature Reserve, ending at Holyhead.
Day 3: (12 miles) - Start where you left off at Holyhead, leaving the busy port and climbing the 610 metres of rugged cliffs up Holyhead Mountain, passing remains of an Iron Age fort. Make your way to the famous lighthouse of South Stack with its 400 steps and the RSPB watch-tower (Twr Elin) before following the dramatic coastline around coves with views over to the Llyn Peninsula, ending up at Trearddur Bay.
Day 4: (10 miles) - From Trearddur, the path takes you down the west coast of Holy Island, through rugged coastline with interesting sea arches and rock formations. It then rises to Rhoscolyn and its holy well (Ffynnon Gwenfaen's Well) and down to the unspoilt beaches of Borthwen and Traeth Llydan (Slver Bay). Go inland to Four Mile Bridge along quiet lanes, farmland and marshes.
Day 5: (14 miles) -The last day's walk is low-lying with lots of wide sandy beaches and dunes, passing close to Barclodiaid y Gawres ( a burial chamber from the Neolithic period, the largest from this period in Wales). The path leads you to St. Cwyfan's church built on a rock in the middle of the sea. It can be reached at low tide. Follow coastline down to the village of Aberffraw, once the capital of Wales!!! Aberffraw was once the seat of the Princes of Gwynedd until 1282 when Llywelyn ein Llyw Olaf (The Last Prince) was killed.
Day 6: Departure from Holyhead station.
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TAMPA — By the time six F/A-18s ripped over the horizon at up to 400 mph, Dick Hoernel was already on his feet.
"Whaaaahhhh!" Hoernel growled beneath his khaki hat, sunglasses and white beard, head craned upward along with thousands of others, including his 12-year-old grandson nearby.
If there were ever a day to fall in love with flight, sunny, breezy Saturday was it. MacDill Air Force Base opened its gates to thousands in the first day of its annual two-day open house, Airfest 2010, under almost cloudless skies.
Visitors from around the bay and beyond waited sometimes more than an hour to pass through security. But once inside the gates, they enjoyed the skillful aerobatics, like those of Herb Baker's T-28 Trojan Ditto and John Black's aerobatic Super Decathlon before lining up in sunburned awe for the Navy's biggest crowd-pleaser, the Blue Angels.
"They're always amazing," said Hoernel, who came from Wisconsin to see his family.
Between the American flags, funnel cakes and soaring, roaring flying machines, it was hard not to experience an inkling of the romance that has surrounded winged flight for more than a century.
Paul Zbornak, 62, held his videocamera steady on one aircraft after another. Though the New Bedford, Mass., snowbird and Air Force veteran comes every year, he got a little choked up when asked which of the planes is his favorite.
He pointed to two F-15s parked on the tarmac, like the ones he worked on when he was in the service.
"When I see a pelican fly, it resembles the F-15 to me," he said. "Just a beautiful sight."
If the passion was alive, recruiters from all military branches were making the most of it, with booths, displays and simulated combat opportunities scattered throughout hangars and walkways.
Laid off from his computer-related job in February, Allen Castro Diaz, 36, of St. Petersburg said he recently decided to enlist in the Air Force. He walked through the displays with his wife and 11-year-old namesake.
"I want to be in the military — an officer," Allen Jr. said.
Though this Airfest weekend coincides with the seventh anniversary of the United States' entry into the war in Iraq, show announcers made little mention of it, focusing instead on precision, skill and discipline.
Members of the Special Operations Command parachute team were greeted as heroes as they touched down before the crowd, their black parachutes collapsing around them.
Marissa Milam, 10, of Clearwater marveled at the parachutes. And as an F-15E rocketed across the sky, she put her hands over her ears before looking at her mother with an exclamation: "Awesome!"
"I love the sound of it," Marissa said. "It makes my heart race. It's so big and amazing."


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Former Chicago Bears General Manager Jerry Angelo is laughing somewhere. When he was fired by the Bears last season, it was because amongst other things, he failed to address the backup quarterback position or draft well. In Emery's first year with the Bears, he paid more money and is failing miserably with his backup quarterback Jason Campbell and his first draft is very questionable.
Shea McClellin wasn't a bad draft choice because of talent. But Emery ignored his history of concussions. If you think this problem gets better with time, it won't. As we are seeing now, this is a legitimate concern with McClellin and something that may shorten his career. Did Emery not recognize that McClellin may be in a vegetative state sooner rather than later? What about Alshon Jeffrey? From what I've seen, he's a mediocre NFL wide receiver. With Brandon Marshall on the other side, Jeffrey should be making plays. While he did suffer a broken hand, Jeffrey wasn't tearing things up when he was healthy. There's a reason why Jeffrey's draft status and production fell at South Carolina. Obviously, Emery failed to notice that too.
Let's not forget Emery's total lack of judgment with this offensive line. While there may not have been any blockbuster lineman available through free agency, you're telling me that there's no one out there better than the collection of stiffs currently on the line? In this whole group, there may be one guy of value. The rest are worthless piles of meat. Quarterback Jay Cutler's injury problems are going to get worse as long as these are the guys in charge of protecting their QB.
Of course, let's look at Emery's previous employer. The Kansas City Chiefs are the worst team in football. Emery was in charge of their scouting. Now he runs the Bears. Makes me feel confident as a Bears' fan. I would encourage Bears fans to stop loving this guy because he's not Angelo. This will go down as one of the worst hires in NFL history (read here). I hate when I'm right.
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After taking a whack at the whole tablet craze last week, it dawned on me that I hadn't heard much about ChromeOS lately.
ChromeOS,you will recall, is the browser-based operating system Google announced last July that will function as a platform for mobile Internet devices. At the time, I was pretty excited about it, because I was (and continue to be) impressed with the Chrome browser. For me, the notion of browser-as-platform resonates ever since I heard an executive from Netscape talk about it in 1998. At the time, it seemed completely crazy, but now we all know better.
By happy coincidence, as soon as I checked the usual sources for any recent news on ChromeOS, I discovered that just yesterday Google CEO Eric Schmidt discussed ChromeOS at the Atmosphere Cloud Computing forum.
The big take away from Schmidt's on-stage interview was the fact that when ChromeOS is released later this year, consumers should expect to see it on netbooks costing US$300-400--adding the caveat that prices will vary between manufacturers.
Pegging a $300 netbook would be a nice sweet spot for Google, definitely undercutting Apple's $499 price-point for the iPad and the expected ~$500-600 ranges many analysts are predicting for the next wave of iToo tablet devices set to come out. But the real question becomes, will price be enough?
Google has two problems to overcome with ChromeOS. First, getting it ready for the right customer. Right now ChromeOS is planned as a netbook platform, which means customer expectations for the operating system will be very different than if it were sitting on a tablet device. If you show someone a netbook with a 10-inch screen and tablet with a 10-inch screen, people are going to look at the netbook and think "okay, I can surf the web and all, but what work can I do on it?" It's the form factor: people see what essentially is a miniature laptop and expect that this machine will be able to do laptop things.
Schmidt himself acknowledged this is a real issue.
"At Google, we're getting ready to deploy these, essentially, Android- and Chrome-based devices that are in development. And so we want to of course eat our own dog food on how we want to build things. And so I said, okay good: let's imagine that from this day forward everything we did was a perfect web app. What would the world look like? Well even in our own--and this is a company that clearly has the religion--we found applications that were part of our business operations--sales, accounting, and so forth and so on--that were relatively non-strategic, that were highly tied to a specific vendor or a specific platform," Schmidt said in the "fireside chat."
Clearly, Google is expecting that users will want to get things done on ChromeOS, and I suspect the netbook form factor has something to do with it.
Or, is it the other way around? Is Google simply avoiding meeting Apple on its shiny new iTurf and deploying an OS that will let users play and knock out some work, too?
That would explain why Google has, apparently, decided to go with Android as the lead platform for tablets it or other companies are developing. Some pundits are looking at this decision askance and questioning whether there's something wrong with ChromeOS. After all, it was heavily touted as being the cloud platform of the future, and now Google's shoving out Android instead for tablets? Something must be falling apart!
I suspect something different. Android is going to work better for tablets for several reasons: its interface works better for devices without standard keyboards and pointers, there are already scads of applications available (something Apple is taking full advantage of with the iPhone/iPad relationship), and most importantly--no one expects to get any work done on a tablet. Yeah, you can do light editing and presentation work, but no one's going to mistake a tablet for a full-on work tool. Even the crew of the Enterprise sat down at their terminals to do the really heavy work; the PADDs were just for captains to read and sign.
If Google is prepping ChromeOS as a business-user alternative for MIDs, then it really does belong on a netbook, while Android is a better fit for tablets. This is a good plan, because if ChromeOS is properly implemented, it will allow ChromeOS-devices to bypass competition with the iPad juggernaut and go head-to-head with, well, not much else. Android, which is apparently scaring Apple into "losing" iPhone prototypes at bars just to get attention, should match up well iPads on tablets.
What remains to be seen is the implementation: will ChromeOS have the business apps it needs to attract workers to the cloud? That, I believe, is the key to ChromeOS' success.


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RiverDogs' O'Brien extends RBI streak
Yankees prospect homers, has driven in runs in six straight
By Robert Emrich / Special to MLB.com | May 15, 2013 7:25 PM ET
After struggling to get on track in his pro debut last summer, Peter O'Brien is taking the South Atlantic League by storm.
The Yankees prospect slugged a three-run homer and scored three times Wednesday night to power Class A Charleston to its sixth straight win, a 6-3 triumph over visiting Savannah.
O'Brien gave the River Dogs an early lead, slugging his fifth homer of the season in the first inning to stretch his RBI streak to six games. The University of Miami product walked and scored on Yeicok Calderon's double in the third and walked and scored again on Dante Bichette's double in the fifth.
"I'm just trying to get into good counts and see the ball up and put a good swing on it," said O'Brien, a 2012 second-round Draft pick. "I'm not sure what the count was [on the home run]. I know I had two strikes, it was a fastball in and I put some good barrel on it and hit it out to left-center."
During his streak, O'Brien is 10-for-21 with two homers and 10 RBIs. It's part of a red-hot May, during which he's batting .400 with a 1.062 OPS in 12 games.
"Really, it's just trying to get into good counts," the 22-year-old catcher said. "I'm trying to look for my pitch and see the ball up, just take what they give me and it's been working good so far."
O'Brien made his Minor League debut last season, playing four games in the Rookie-level Gulf Coast League before moving up to the short-season New York-Penn League. With Staten Island, he hit .202 with 10 homers and 32 RBIs in 48 games. He spent the offseason working out to prepare for his first full season, and the work has paid off. The Florida native ranks third in the South Atlantic League with 13 doubles, fourth with a .593 slugging percentage, fifth with a .970 OPS and sixth with a .333 batting average.
"I feel great. I really tried to get my body ready in the offseason, not just strength-wise but flexibility-wise," O'Brien said. "I think that's been helping me out. I've been coming to the park early and getting my exercise in.
"My approach this year, not that I didn't have it last year, I'm just trying to get into counts. The biggest thing is not to get myself out, knowing what I can handle and what I can't."
Bichette, the Yankees' No. 9 prospect, finished 2-for-4 with an RBI while batting behind O'Brien, the RiverDogs' cleanup man.
"It's great, I see a lot of pitches to hit," O'Brien said of hitting in front of Bichette. "He's a big power guy, he's a big-time prospect and he puts me in a good situation, especially with [Gregory] Bird, Cito [Culver] and Jake Cave in front of me, setting the table."
Cave was 4-for-5 with a run scored to raise his average to .316.
Cesar Vargas allowed a run on four hits over 3 1/3 innings but did not figure in the decision for Charleston. Brett Gerritse improved to 4-2 after tossing 2 2/3 innings of perfect relief. Derek Vanadore earned his first save, despite yielding two runs on four hits over the final three frames.
Robert Emrich is a contributor to MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @RobertEmrich. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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This article was published 5/4/2014 (1201 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
TORONTO -- All the buzz around the already short-staffed Winnipeg Jets heading into Saturday's game at Air Canada Centre was about head coach Paul Maurice making Evander Kane a healthy scratch.
It turned out it didn't matter a lick.
The Jets gave a strong, consistent performance and defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs -- some would say easily -- 4-2, at the same time damaging the Leafs' playoff hopes in a big way.
Winnipeg was erased from the playoff conversation last Thursday. Toronto, now with only three road games left, still has hope but trails the Columbus Blue Jackets by a point and the Jackets have two games in hand.
"That was the coach's decision," Maurice said about Kane after the game. "You'll get no rationale from me."
Maurice declined to clarify any further, when asked again about the root of Kane's absence from the lineup.
"That would be me expounding," the coach said.
He was then asked what Kane -- who has scored just three goals since Maurice took over Jan. 12 -- would have to do to get back into the lineup.
"Probably just come to the rink," the coach said.
That response left a lot of room between the lines.
Did he mean that Kane would just be back in for the next game, Monday at home vs. Minnesota? Or did he imply that Kane had failed to show up for some team function or meeting or appointment and should start doing so?
We don't know, so stay tuned.
The belief
Jets captain Andrew Ladd was dead certain Saturday's result was about how the Jets played, not how the Leafs were nervous and flat.
"Us," Ladd said after a two-assist, plus-two game.
No argument from Maurice.
"They believed what they were talking about," the coach said. "It wasn't a speech from the coach that got them back up. They sat down and decided what was important to them in the final four games.
"I'm really proud of them and I'm hopeful. Those are the things I've liked most about this team since I've been here. They've got a lot of compete and they really do care. I think that's the best sign we have."
The backbreaker
Jets defenceman Toby Enstrom fired the eventual game-winner on the power play at 17:02 of the second. The advantage was gained with a monster couple of shifts in the Leafs' zone that led to Paul Ranger pulling down Adam Pardy.
"It's kind of contagious when you're forechecking like that," Ladd said. "The bench gets energized and you just want to keep it going. That second period was big in terms of maybe draining any momentum they had."
Maurice said the second was the payoff.
"For me, we didn't come off our first period," Maurice said. "We just stayed on the puck. The big shift on the penalty and the power-play goal was the payoff for some of the stuff we'd been doing."
The paralysis
Leafs coach Randy Carlyle was miffed about his team's poor execution and seeming paralysis in such a big game, especially in that the Leafs were fairly strong in beating Calgary and Boston earlier in the week.
"I think it started with the end of the first where we give up a goal (Jacob Trouba's) with (three) seconds left," he said. "We had a fortunate bounce on a power play to give us a 2-1 lead -- I think the (Nazem) Kadri goal, you'd have to say it was a fortunate bounce that went our way. We just seemed like we were a flat hockey club from that point. We chased the game. And we didn't seem to have any energy as a group. That's the way I saw it."


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Senator John Kerry (D-Mass.), a senior member of the Commerce Committee and longtime advocate of expanding America's high-speed rail system, applauded the Obama Administration's plan to make high-speed rail accessible to 80 percent of Americans within 25 years.
Today, Vice President Biden announced the Administration's comprehensive proposal to put high-speed rail on equal footing with highways and other surface transportation programs. He also announced plans to commit $53 billion over six years to further construction of a national high-speed and intercity passenger rail network.
"Joe Biden's right. We've fallen far behind in high speed rail and it's costing American businesses. Other countries are investing in modern transportation systems while we're stuck with clogged highways and our existing rail system is oversubscribed. This investment will help connect our markets, move products and people, and create good jobs here at home. This is a big step but much more is needed, including an infrastructure bank. I look forward to working with the Administration to modernize our transportation system," said Sen. Kerry.
Senator Kerry, a fierce advocate for an advanced, high-speed rail system throughout the nation, plans to reintroduce legislation to transform America's outdated and underfunded passenger rail system. He first introduced the High-Speed Rail for America Act in 2008. Over the years, Kerry has argued that high speed rail is essential to American competitiveness, most recently at a Commerce Committee hearing in September 2010 entitled "The Federal Role in National Rail Policy." He also worked to ensure inclusion of $8 billion in funding in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to expand high speed rail projects.
Source: http://kerry.senate.gov/press/release/?id=99345d2a-651c-4cb9-95a7-db63a054dec0


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BRIDGEWATER, N.S. – A sentencing hearing is scheduled today for a man convicted of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old boy who said he was confined in a remote cabin in Nova Scotia for more than a week.
A jury also found John Leonard MacKean guilty in March of communicating for the purpose of obtaining sexual services from a person under 18.
During the trial, the boy testified that he was blindfolded and chained to a bed when a man sexually assaulted him at a ramshackle cabin in September 2012.
The youth told the province's Supreme Court in Bridgewater that he was held captive for eight days in the cabin about a 90-minute drive southwest of Halifax.
Another man accused in the case was sentenced last June to 11 years in prison.
David James LeBlanc pleaded guilty to kidnapping, forcible confinement, sexual assault, uttering threats and breach of conditions.


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Withdrawn, uneducated, and unloved, Frederick collects butterflies and takes photographs. He is obsessed with a beautiful stranger, the art student Miranda.
When he wins the pools, he buys a remote Sussex house and calmly abducts Miranda, believing she will grow to love him in time. Alone and desperate, Miranda must struggle to overcome her own prejudices and contempt if she is understand her captor, and so gain her freedom.
©1963 John Fowles (P)2014 Audible, Inc.
"Masterful narration"
It's a powerful story of obsession and delusion. The perpetrator seem to see himself as the victim. I suppose he was the victim of a delusional mind. Hats off to James Wilby for his wonderful narration.
"Perfect Performance"
This is a masterpiece of a first novel.
Bizarre and powerful. A compelling portrait of intriguing self-delusion.
Wilby slips into the role so effortlessly that one easily forgets that it isn't actually Ferdinand Clegg telling the story. Wilby should be nominated for an award.
I write for myself, for my own pleasure. And I want to be left alone to do it. - Salinger ^(;,;)^
"You DON'T tell a Disease its Name"
I loved this novel of obsession, passion and control. While at the plot level it seems like (what now is a basic, but when it came out was revolutionary) psychological creep thriller (see Criminal Minds, Law & Order, Misery, etc.), this novel is much, much more. It is an exploration and a nuanced look at class struggles, art, power, religion, money, etc.). It is a novel that resonates on several levels. It reminded me of a some weird love-child of Vladimir Nabokov and Thomas Harris. But, perhaps that is just the whispers of all those moths and butterflies talking to me. The narrator bugged at times, but overall did a good job.
"Fantastic first person book, amazing narration"
The Collector is one of the best first person books I've listened to. The narration is fantastic. The main character is painted with such clairty, creepy, chilling, fantastic book.
The story starts out creepy & stays that way right until the end. John Fowles has done a brilliant job of creating these characters, particularly Frederick, who seems as though he ought to be as harmless as the butterflies he collects - but who is anything but.
"Gripping" would be a good adjective for this one. It is a remarkably well written story, my favourite so far of the Fowles books available on the Audible book store. It's compelling from beginning to end.
"Exceptional performance of a gripping novel"
One of the best audiobooks I've heard. Couldn't stop listening - finished in two days.
"I liked it, I think?"
I enjoyed part 1 & part 3. I liked part 2 being from Miranda's perspective. However, I felt that part 2 ended up rambling. I honestly wanted to know more about how she was feeling & what she was thinking in this situation rather than learning about her interactions with people before she was captured.
"Bored halfway through"
It started out strong and interesting then it switched narrators and told the same exact story again. I finished it but just barely. The narrator gets all the credit for that one.
"A favorite"
Read this for the third (fourth?) time. Exceptionally well written and psychologically horrific, "The Collector" is one of my top five favorite books of all time. I'm sure it was quite shocking and taboo at the time it was published, this story will haunt you for weeks.
"Jarring Look into the Mind of a Criminal"
I would definitely recommend to a friend due to the intense experience of reading. The premise is absolutely chilling and normalizing the ideals of the insane makes the entire thing incredibly intriguing. The writing is simply phenomenal.
I truly admired Miranda and her strength.
James Wilby is easily able to alter his voice and add weight to each character successfully. He really makes the novel come alive.
Honestly, I was very put off by this book. The main character is so twisted that I felt very sad at it all coming to such an abrupt and terrifying end. I could not tell if I actually did not enjoy the book or it was just the main character I loathed so greatly.
"Perfect reading"
Perfect . The reading was excellent to unwind the story. Loved it. Irritating having to carry on writing review on iPhone while walking in traffic. In order to write enough to send 5 stars
"A horrifying, realistic tale of obsession"
No, I couldn't put myself through such an uncomfortable listen again, just because the writing is that spine chilling and believable! Let me be clear, this is a very well written book, and an extremely compelling story, but one of the characters is so repulsive, it is so hard to hear the tragic story from his warped perspective.
Miranda is very brave, resourceful yet flawed young woman. She is an accurate depiction of a desperate woman in her position.
His commitment and clear diction.
Beware of the quiet ones...
This story is not for the fainthearted but is worth persevering though to the harrowing and unpredictable end.
"I listened in two days!"
Absolutely fabulous. Loved the characterisation that made my skin crawl, and Fowles has the incredible talent of making one almost feel sorry for the protagonist's situation, before realising the extent of the delusion. An excellent psychological thriller that I've already listened to three times in two months!
compelling and full of ideas. this book is great and preformed impeccably, a must listen.
"Gruesome insight into dark side of human soul"
This is horryffying portrait of a man falling into abyss, not finding strentgh to hold on to what is good in him but finding excuses at avery step of descending into darkness. It is not a pleasent listen, but it is powerful portrait of how one find himself unable to turn away from evil. Deeply moving book, forcing deep self reflection.
"Gripping story"
Really enjoyed listening to the story. The reason I gave it only 4 stars was because I didn't like the way the narrator read the girl's part of the story.
I love The Magus so thought I'd give this a listen. The narrator is very good but part 2 is boring and the way it all pans out is very unpleasant.
Not a book I'll ever return to, unlike The Magus.
The best this year
No but I have already put some more of the books he has narrated on my wish list.
The writing is completely engrossing with extremely well developed characters. A chilling and fascinating read
Both characters are dislikable, plodding and repetitive storyline. I can't wait for it to be over.
The volume seems to go from very quiet to screaming. Which is actually a positive as it wakes me up if I am nodding off.
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Iwate: Teapot (南部鐵瓶) Tawashi by Sachiyo Fukao (深尾幸世)
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ISLAMABAD – Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif called Monday for former military ruler Pervez Musharraf, who is currently under house arrest, to face trial for treason.
"Musharraf's actions came under the purview of high treason," he told parliament. "He should face trial and answer his guilt before the court," Sharif added.
Sharif spoke with the attorney general, due in the Supreme Court to outline the government's position on Musharraf. A treason trial in Pakistan can be initiated only by the state. In April, the interim government refused to try Musharraf for treason, saying it was beyond its mandate and up to the new government, elected in May.
"Musharraf will have to answer for his guilt before the court. We will follow the process of law and all political forces will be taken into confidence," Sharif said. "Musharraf violated the constitution twice. He overthrew an elected government in 1999 and put everything into jeopardy. He sacked judges and imprisoned them."
Sharif was the prime minister overthrown by Musharraf in 1999.


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February 10, 2016 - Montréal has a reputation for all things innovative and cutting-edge; well, that goes for its cultural offering as well. Home to an all-star list of internationally-renowned institutions, the city is a hotbed of ingenious talent in its most classic form.
Our cultural calendar never skips a beat, with a diverse array of events and performances running all year long. Ballet, opera, music, theatre…you name it, we've got it. And we flaunt it, in venues ranging from grand performance halls to intimate black-box theatres, parks to churches, traditional or unusual – no matter where, classical talent runs rampant throughout the city for all to enjoy.
We've earned bragging rights about our dynamic arts and culture scene thanks to incredible companies the likes of the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal led by renowned director, Kent Nagano and the Orchestre métropolitain under the superlative direction of Yannick Nézet-Séguin, and the Opéra de Montréal. In addition, outstanding events such as the Montréal Chamber Music Festival and the Festival TransAmeriques, whose innovative programming highlights bold contemporary eclectic works in dance and theatre, can simply not be overlooked - and that is just to name but a few of our local superstars that spoil us with their brilliance at home and do us proud on the world stage.
A true creative nexus, Montréal is home to a thriving dance scene, as demonstrated by an ever-expanding audience with a voracious appetite for contemporary dance from here and abroad. The Grands Ballets Canadiens and the Agora de la danse have been permanent fixtures on the world's major stages and festivals for decades, each expressing their unique choreographic language in a fabulous showcase of Montréal's avant-garde dance prowess to the world.
And since world-class companies require world-class venues, the OSM now calls the all-new La Maison symphonique de Montréal home and the Museum of Fine Arts' new Pavilion of Quebec and Canadian Art and Bourgie Concert Hall in the newly-transformed Eskine and American Church adjacent to the museum showcases a comprehensive collection of historical and contemporary Canadian art as well as hosts a full range of musical performances along with a variety of museum-related public programs.
And, of course, our very own window to all things cultural – a.k.a. La Vitrine – is a one-stop shop for shows and discount tickets across the island, with up-to-date information on events and venues.
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The Warriors chairman was invited back this week with the star duo for a behind the scenes tour around the headquarters in Warndon.
The party was guided around the manufacturing process and learnt about the domestic heating industry that Mr Duckworth had been a successful player in for many years.
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Tips for first SPEED GOAT hunt ever.
If i dont draw a western ND goat tag this year...i will be taking my bow out after one forsure. I guess either way i'll taking my bow after one. Here's the probem i'm really confident in shooting 40-45yrds very good group. how do i get that close to a goat in the Western ND bad lands?
i have all the cover clothing and stuff i feel i need except a face cover..will be picking on up.
i do not have a decoy..my father in law may have one.
thanks guys
ps i'll be shooting a bear element @ 60#'s with muzzy 3 blade 100gr and cabela's hunter carbon arrows or scheel's brand....very simliar both shoot great. both weigh 340
really no tips. im am shocked LOL
Hunting over water or spot and stalk? Makes a big difference.
If your hunting over water, get a good comfortable blind, then a face mask is a minor concern. Set up the blind within your comfort zone from a water hole you know they are using regularly and you should at least get an opportunity.
Spot and stalk, that's tough. Can be done though, guys do it every year. I've heard that it's much easier to do during the rut. They supposedly come running to investigate all comers so a decoy supposidly works wonders. To top it off put a white flag on your decoy and they are supposed to come charging in.
Good luck, let us know how it turns out for you.That look on my face is not concern, its shock at your utter stupidity!
Check out Redneckarcher.com. It's an adult archer/hunting site that feels like hunt camp.
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