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Snohomish County Democrats at a June 15 meeting endorsed Terry Ryan for Snohomish County Council, District 4, incumbent Don Gough for Lynnwood mayor, appointed incumbent Christopher Boyer for Lynnwood City Council and incumbent Adrienne Fraley-Monillas for Edmonds City Council.
Ryan is running for the County Council position that incumbent Dave Gossett is leaving because of term limits.
Gough faces challenges in the August primary from City Councilmen Mark Smith and Loren Simmonds and from Edmonds Community College administrator Nicola Smith. Boyer faces challengers James Robert Deal and Michael Moor. In both cases, the top two vote-getters in the primary advance to the November general election.
Fraley-Monillas faces former Councilman Ron Wambolt in November.
The County Democrats made no other endorsements for south Snohomish County offices. County Democratic Chairman Richard Wright said Thursday that no candidates had sought endorsements for other positions but said that the Democrats would hold one more round of endorsements before the primary and at least one between the primary and November.
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The P.E.I. government left $2.3 million unspent in social assistance and other support payments last year and cut its budget this year for social programs by close to $2 million.
This has put Community Services Minister Valerie Docherty on the hot seat over the last several sitting days in the legislature, forced to explain why she did not use those millions to help vulnerable Islanders on disability support and social assistance.
On Tuesday, Independent MLA Olive Crane asked why some of this money was not distributed to help low-income Islanders to help them heat their homes.
"The Salvation Army ran out of emergency home heating fuel in January. In fact, it was the harshest winter on record going back 40 years," Crane said.
She pointed out Docherty's department would have received a third-quarter forecast informing them they would be under budget and thus have more dollars to work with.
"I'm really disappointed that $2 million was still on the table," Crane said.
"(Docherty) would have known about the $2 million in January, and I find that outrageous because there was so much need this year, and that money could have been redirected and not gone back to general revenue."
Crane also got a dig in at her former Opposition colleagues, saying she has heard from many Islanders on this issue who 'quite frankly don't care' about a $16 room upgrade – referencing the Opposition's focus of question period last week on Docherty's hotel room upgrade last summer.
But last week Opposition MLA James Aylward did highlight and raise concern about the unspent money in Docherty's department and upcoming cut this year.
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Docherty acknowledged assistance rates are low, but offered a number of reasons for the unspent $2.3 million.
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On Wednesday, she also tried to explain that the fourth quarter forecast has not yet been completed and that her department may have indeed already spent that money.
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Extreme Browsing
After reading an article about the delights of bookstore browsing (something I rarely do--I usually have a specific book in mind), I decided to divide an unexpected largesse among three indie stores, and so I wandered the aisles to explore outside my usual genres. My rules were: 1) no mystery or fiction, and 2) only paperbacks. Here are a few I bought.
Headed for travel, I got sidetracked (as should happen when browsing) by a travel-ish book: Apostle: Travels Among the Tombs of the Twelve by Tom Bissell. The first sentence I read hooked me: "Early one morning, I walked along the calm, torpid Tiber River, the sky above streaked with watermelon light." I immediately wanted to be with the author, searching for saints (and a cappuccino).
I turned around and browsed the real travel section, and selected The Places in Between by Rory Stewart, serendipitously blurbed by Tom Bissell: "A striding, glorious book." In January 2002, Stewart walked across Afghanistan. That's intriguing enough, but during the journey, he was joined by a retired fighting mastiff, Babur. Next, I picked up Anne Garrels's Putin Country: A Journey into the Real Russia. For an NPR junkie, Garrels is catnip, so that was a natural.
A few years ago, I read River Town: Two Years on the Yangtze by Peter Hessler (while I was actually on the Yangtze). I became a Hessler fan, so I picked up Country Driving: A Chinese Road Trip and read, "There are still empty roads in China, especially on the western steppes, where the highways to the Himalayas carry little traffic other than dust and wind.... It was the thought of all that fleeting open space... landscapes on the verge of change--that finally inspired me to get a Chinese driver's license." I'm in. --Marilyn Dahl
In this Issue...
Since I Laid My Burden Down
by Brontez Purnell
In Brontez Purnell's outstanding and wicked first novel, returning home to Alabama forces DeShawn to come to grips with the dead men who have shaped him.
Take a Picture of Me, James VanDerZee!
by Andrea J. Loney
Take a Picture of Me, James VanDerZee is a picture book biography that shares the beauty in VanDerZee's life and work.
The Birdwatcher
by William Shaw
A policeman forced to assist a new co-worker with the investigation of a brutal murder discovers personal connections to his own violent past.
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Great Reads
Rediscover: Jane Austen
July 18 marked the 200th anniversary of English novelist Jane Austen's death. Austen (1775-1817) succumbed to an unknown illness at age 41, leaving four major novels published during her lifetime: Sense and Sensibility (1811), Pride and Prejudice (1813), Mansfield Park (1814) and Emma (1815). Northanger Abbey and Persuasion were published posthumously, and the incomplete manuscript eventually titled Sanditon wasn't released until 1925. Austen's tragically truncated body of work show a transition from 18th-century sentimental novels (as parodied in Sense and Sensibility) to 19th-century literature. Though Austen achieved some contemporary success, the authorship of her novels was kept hidden. However, her modern popularity places her in the pantheon of literary greats. One of many indications of this: On July 18, the Bank of England unveiled a new £10 note bearing Austen's portrait, making her only the second woman, after Queen Elizabeth II, to appear on currency in England and Wales.
Austen's work is a continual source of scholarship, adaptations and plain good reading. Her sharp wit, biting irony and keen eye for social drama have kept readers coming back for two centuries. Pride and Prejudice, that Regency romcom as insightful as it is entertaining, has sold more than 20 million copies. Austen has more than earned her place in the Western canon and is always worth another read. --Tobias Mutter
The Writer's Life
A Mammoth of a Story
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Who doesn't love the idea that past mistakes of the human race could possibly be undone by scientific ingenuity? The very thought that one could, with dedicated work, bring an alternate view of the future from improbable to reality is what drives many people toward the sciences. Ben Mezrich's Woolly: The True Story of the Quest to Revive One of History's Most Iconic Extinct Creatures (out now from Atria; reviewed below) is, in part, an account of the scientific community's quest to return the Woolly Mammoth to Northern climates; it's also about the impulses driving those who are trying to achieve what was once considered impossible.
Tell us about the process of putting together this book. What kinds of research were involved?
I've been fascinated by Woolly Mammoths ever since I was a kid; at the same time, my entire goal in life as a writer was to be Michael Crichton. When I first heard about George Church and his Woolly Mammoth Revival project, I became obsessed with the idea of writing it. I reached out to him and he invited me into his lab. I embedded myself there, and got to know his post-docs as well as I could. I was like a fly on the wall, watching this crazy science. As with all of my books, my goal is to tell a true story in a thrilleresque fashion. I want to write it as if it already was a movie, which is how I see it in my head. So I spent months researching, talking to everyone I could, trying to understand the science--and then I tried to make it feel, through the writing, as exciting as it does inside my head.
Aside from Michael Crichton's, what books really stuck with you, both in terms of shaping your writing and fueling your love of reading?
As a kid my dad had a rule: my brothers and I had to read two books a week before we were allowed to watch television. So every week we would pick books--anything counted--and he would test us on them. I usually went for science fiction--I fell in love with Asimov, Heinlein, Bradbury. Then as I got older, I moved into Crichton, and then Hemingway. As an adult I read and read The Sun Also Rises the first week of every month. Pretty crazy, but I think it taught me a lot about how to paint a picture with a small amount of words. Then I discovered Hunter S. Thompson and he blew my mind. I really wanted to be a blend of Crichton and Thompson. Telling true stories in a thriller fashion, using real facts to construct something compelling.
The stories of the people involved in this project--their similarities and differences--are explored in Woolly, and you bring it all together in a way that gives the project a sort of epic scale. Did you get a sense that they feel part of an epic story?
Absolutely, epic is the right word. These young scientists who work in Church's lab are truly creating our future. They are bringing back an extinct species using cutting-edge genetic engineering. Because of them, Woolly Mammoths are actually going to walk the earth after being extinct for 3,000 years. That's insane, and huge. And these kids, essentially, aren't doing it for money or fame--they are just doing it because it's a scientific problem they are solving. And then there's George Church himself. I idolize him. He's this incredible, brilliant person--the Einstein of our times--who is pushing us toward a future that he, internally, has already envisioned. I do think everyone who has really thought about the Woolly Mammoth revival feels it's something epic, immense. My favorite quote from the book is what one of the scientists told me: "It's only science fiction until we remove the fiction, then it becomes real...."
How does their work fit into the larger quilt of scientific research? Do you see implications of their work for other fields of study?
That's really the core of the story. The Woolly Mammoth project is a moon shot. It's going to lead us in so many incredible directions. These same tools are employed in reverse aging. The next generation is going to live 150 years because of CRISPR and the mechanisms involved in building a Mammoth. The cure for cancer is going to come from the fact that elephants don't get cancer, because of something written in their genes. Mosquitos that can't carry malaria, the elimination of Lyme disease, biofuels from bacteria, all of this comes out of these advances in synthetic biology. I don't think I can overstate it--the same tech involved in bringing back the mammoth is going to change all of our lives. --Matthew Tiffany, LCPC, writer for Condalmo and psychotherapist
Book Reviews
Since I Laid My Burden Down
by Brontez Purnell
Reconciliation doesn't come easy, and for DeShawn it's damn near impossible. So many of the men who touched him throughout his life have passed on. In Brontez Purnell's brazen debut novel, a tired Alabama man, freewheeling in the punk underground of San Francisco, returns home when his uncle dies. There his ghosts come back to haunt him with the heady energy they had when still alive.
Since I Laid My Burden Down entwines past and present as DeShawn is repeatedly called upon to clean up the messes left by the deceased. Arnold was a gritty musician and lover who committed suicide. Jatius was an older childhood friend who did, too. Time and again DeShawn has tangled with white men and black men, men with troubled upbringings and those who paid him attention at just the right moment. The disparities of these rendezvous, though, have come into high relief with age--wisdom he's earned fair and square.
Immensely quotable and supremely enjoyable, Purnell's incendiary sense of humor flips the script on what might otherwise be a somber subject. DeShawn tells his mother that when he dies, he wants to be cremated. "Where do you want your ashes thrown?" she asks. "IN THE EYES OF MY ENEMIES!" he responds.
Since I Laid My Burden Down is a remarkable work of fiction, an invaluable addition to queer literature. Though wounded--and reckless at times--DeShawn remains tenacious, proving that strength lies in how one chooses to live, as well as why one chooses to stay alive. --Dave Wheeler, associate editor, Shelf Awareness
Discover: In Brontez Purnell's outstanding and wicked first novel, returning home to Alabama forces DeShawn to come to grips with the dead men who have shaped him.
The Identicals
by Elin Hilderbrand
Tabitha and Harper Frost were as close as identical twins could be, until their parents divorced when they were 17. Tabitha moved to Nantucket with their mother, famed fashion designer Eleanor Roxie-Frost (ERF); Harper and their father, Billy, moved to Martha's Vineyard. The twins stayed in touch for a few years, but in their mid-20s tragedy struck, and now they haven't spoken in 14 years.
But then, in a matter of days, Billy dies and Eleanor falls, breaking her hip. The sisters are overwhelmed by their lives. Tabitha's teenage daughter, Ainsley, is out of control, and the ERF boutique she manages is losing money. Meanwhile, Harper's reputation on Martha's Vineyard is in flames after her lover's wife catches them together, and spreads the news via the island's gossip mill.
In a desperate attempt to salvage what's left of their lives, Harper and Tabitha trade places, with Harper heading to Nantucket to run the ERF store and keep tabs on Ainsley, while Tabitha heads to Martha's Vineyard to sort out Billy's house and possessions.
Funny, frank and romantic, The Identicals is Elin Hilderbrand (Winter Storms) at her best. Tabitha's uptight resentment and Harper's free-spirited flailing are both products of their childhood. Hilderbrand deftly explores their stories and failings while keeping the plot entertaining and quickly paced. Readers are sure to love both sisters--laughing along with their misadventures--and may want to research island summer vacations after reading The Identicals. --Jessica Howard, bookseller at Bookmans
Discover: Twin sisters Tabitha and Harper switch island homes, from Nantucket to Martha's Vineyard, for one memorable summer.
by Julie Garwood
Julie Garwood (Fast Track) took a three-year break from writing for health reasons, so her fans are sure to be thrilled by the release of Wired. The 13th novel in Garwood's FBI series (but easily read as a standalone), the fast-paced Wired features Allison Trent, a college student and gifted hacker who models on the side to pay for school. Allison has also been supporting her wastrel cousin and the greedy requests of her aunt and uncle; she feels that she owes them since they took her in after the death of her parents.
But then FBI Agent Liam Scott hears Allison talking in a college seminar and gives her the opportunity of a lifetime: work as a freelance hacker for the FBI and help him find a mole who is leaking sensitive Bureau info to the press.
Trying to balance the demands of her avaricious family, her college schedule, the high volume of work the FBI has for her, and her growing attraction to Liam keeps Allison on her toes. Then, when threats start being made against Allison, she is happy to have Liam at her side, protecting her. But can she learn to stand up for herself?
Full of entertaining characters, Wired is a funny, romantic suspense novel that will keep readers up too late, eager to find out what happens next. --Jessica Howard, bookseller at Bookmans
Discover: A talented hacker starts working with the FBI to track down a mole, and soon begins to fall for the agent in charge of her protection.
Mystery & Thriller
The Birdwatcher
by William Shaw
William South is an ordinary copper. A birdwatcher in his free time, he's patient and meticulous, keen to police everyday troubles folks find themselves in. With death in his past, what South wants most is to avoid the murder squad at all costs. When former London Detective Sergeant Alexandra Cupidi joins the Kent Police and draws a bludgeoning for her first case, South's boss puts him on her team to help with the "local impact" of the crime. The victim is South's neighbor and fellow birdwatcher Bob Raynor.
South initially fights the assignment, but can't help but be intrigued by both Cupidi and revelations about his dead friend. How much didn't he know about seemingly harmless Bob? Did Cupidi really leave London because of her troubled teen daughter? When more bodies start turning up, South is blindsided by a connection between the case and his childhood. And as he's preparing to go all-in, Cupidi mysteriously starts shutting him out.
William Shaw's The Birdwatcher is a gem of an addition to the stellar Mulholland line of crime fiction. Shaw's writing is true British procedural; lean and spectacle-free, it nevertheless grabs and doesn't let go. With minimal telling, Shaw paints full characters and relationships with seemingly preternatural ease. Particularly satisfying are South's relationship with Cupidi's daughter Zoe and emotional flashbacks to his childhood in Ireland during the Troubles. A well-plotted mystery with love and loyalty at its core, The Birdwatcher is a gratifying standalone that both satisfies and cries for more. --Lauren O'Brien of Malcolm Avenue Review
Discover: A policeman forced to assist a new co-worker with the investigation of a brutal murder discovers personal connections to his own violent past.
Final Girls
by Riley Sager
Riley Sager uses the slasher movie trope of the "final girl" (the lone female who manages to survive and escape the killer) as the foundation for a nail-biting thriller.
Quincy Carpenter. Samantha Boyd. Lisa Milner. Even though the three women have never met in person, their names are inextricably linked as the Final Girls, lone female survivors of mass murders so gruesome they rival big-screen slasher flicks. Years after surviving a bloody massacre, Quincy runs a successful baking blog and enjoys a stable relationship with her compassionate boyfriend, Jeff. But when Lisa Milner dies under suspicious circumstances and Sam Boyd turns up on her doorstep, Quincy can no longer hide from her past.
Part thriller, part horror story, Final Girls borrows riffs from Friday the 13th, Halloween and Single White Female, but remains its own sophisticated creature. Although the story's inspiration is pure camp, Sager takes on the heavy theme of trauma survival thoroughly and with due seriousness. While a final girl's tale in a movie usually ends with survival as success, Quincy, Lisa and Sam have to live with and fight their demons. Quincy's coping mechanisms include pill popping and shoplifting; her veneer of normalcy hides darker currents of anger and guilt, which Sager uses to propel the plot and wind tension to the breaking point. Taut and bloody, this chilling mystery invites Gillian Flynn comparisons. Readers should prepare to sleep with the lights on. --Jaclyn Fulwood, blogger at Infinite Reads
Discover: When horror movie-style slasher sprees really happen, a survivor must face her past when other "final girls" are in danger.
Food & Wine
Neighborhood: Hearty Salads and Plant-Based Recipes from Home and Abroad
by Hetty McKinnon, photography by Luisa Brimble
Globetrotting epicure Hetty McKinnon (Community) offers recipes inspired by her travels and her Brooklyn, N.Y., delivery service in Neighborhood: Hearty Salads and Plant-Based Recipes from Home and Abroad.
She begins with advice: always keep two types of soft herbs in the fridge. Stock the pantry with canned legumes. Leftover salad? Put an egg on it. Blend it into soup. Jazz up a grilled cheese. Make an Iranian frittata.
McKinnon then groups recipes by the regions that inspired them. In "Dear America," she honors the American South with a salad of shredded collard greens, baked sweet potato, pinto beans and paprika buttermilk dressing. In "So Frenchie," a highlight is cumin-spiced cauliflower with fried lentils and spinach yogurt. "This Is Australia" includes a green and gold medley of asparagus and golden beets with faro, crispy sage and lemony brown butter. "To Asia, with Love" provides show-stopping brussels sprouts with stir-fried lotus root, black fungus, five-spice tofu and hoisin-sesame sauce.
Each dish is vegetarian, many also gluten-free and vegan, and McKinnon offers substitution suggestions for hard-to-find produce--e.g., black fungus can be replaced with shitake mushrooms. And in the spirit of community, McKinnon calls on chefs from three continents to contribute desserts based on fresh fruits.
Neighborhood is one of those rare cookbooks with even more photos than recipes. The lush colors and textures shine while McKinnon spotlights flavors of neighborhoods the world over, with simple instructions and dishes bound to please. --Katie Weed, freelance writer and reviewer
Discover: Globetrotter Hetty McKinnon creates delectable and vibrant salads with fresh, international flavors.
Biography & Memoir
Aphra Behn: A Secret Life
by Janet Todd
Aphra Behn was a 17th-century playwright, poet, translator, propagandist and spy, and one of the first English women successfully to support herself as a professional writer. She was an iconoclast who expressed many radical political, religious and sexual ideas through her work. Aphra Behn: A Secret Life is a revised and updated reissue of the 1996 biography by Janet Todd (A Man of Genius), the British scholar, biographer and novelist.
Behn is a tricky subject for any biographer. Very little was written about her by anyone who knew her. As a professional artist, she intentionally invented and hid behind her public image. Todd calls her "a lethal combination of obscurity, secrecy and staginess... not so much a woman to be unmasked as an unending combination of masks and intrigue." In addition, despite her many radical convictions, she was a strongly anti-democratic Royalist, and her ideas did not line up neatly with modern definitions of social liberalism or feminism. However, Todd thoroughly understands the particular cultural and political environment of the Restoration. She traces a convincing and entertaining path through the likely events of Behn's life in the vivid context of her times, examining the evidence and alternatives for every possibility and providing close readings of her works. Her approach creates an effective mixture of historical research, literary criticism and fiction that brings us as close as we may ever get to the truth of this enterprising and enigmatic literary figure. --Sara Catterall
Discover: This entertaining and thorough biography of a great 17th-century English playwright mingles scholarly research with novelistic speculation.
Woolly: The True Story of the Quest to Revive One of History's Most Iconic Extinct Creatures
by Ben Mezrich
Any major scientific initiative is driven by two factors: the practical application to everyday human life that success of the endeavor would enable, and the "because we want to see if we can" factor. There's a lot to be said for the energizing effect of any "one giant leap for mankind" that we achieve--innovation powers more inventing, more research, more searching for answers. The stories behind these leaps forward are integral to inspiring more people to become curious about the world around them, and Ben Mezrich's Woolly: The True Story of the Quest to Revive One of History's Most Iconic Extinct Creatures provides both scientific advance and engaging storytelling. As it turns out, there's more at stake with these efforts than simply testing the limits of human ingenuity.
Sergey Zimov is a Russian scientist studying permafrost, which currently--currently being the operative word--covers nearly a quarter of the surface of Earth. It's melting, and if that continues, the amount of methane gas and carbon dioxide released would be devastating to our atmosphere and to life across the globe. When the Woolly Mammoth last walked the Earth, there was significantly less permafrost, and so the thinking goes that if our planet is returning to that environment, we need to restore the other missing pieces of that ecosystem to balance it out. Dr. George Church, considered to be one of the finest minds working in genetics research, is leading a team of scientists in designing, or engineering, a Woolly Mammoth gene sequence to be merged into the genetic code of a type of Asian elephant. Mezrich deftly moves his story back and forth in time, capturing the last days of a majestic animal, the early days of the scientists working to crack the code, and the current efforts safely to increase the pace of progress before the damage to the Earth is irrevocable. --Matthew Tiffany, LCPC, writer for Condalmo and psychotherapist
Discover: The stories of the people and the science behind efforts to bring an extinct species back to life.
Children's & Young Adult
Take a Picture of Me, James VanDerZee!
by Andrea J. Loney , illust. by Keith Mallett
James, the oldest son born to John and Susan Elizabeth VanDerZee, the butler and maid for President Ulysees S. Grant, was raised in Lenox, Mass., in an artistically inclined family. He "liked to paint, but drawing people was hard. He could never get their expressions right. James wanted to share the beauty he saw in his heart."
When a gentleman comes to his home and uses a "contraption called a camera" that perfectly captures "everyone's smiles and [his] mother's sweet gaze," James knows immediately how one makes great pictures: with a camera. He weeds his neighbor's garden for a quarter a day until finally he saves $5 and becomes the second person in Lenox to own a camera.
In time, James moves to New York, then New Jersey, then back to New York, where he opens his own portrait studio in Harlem amid the cultural celebration "called the Harlem Renaissance." Unlike other photographers of his time who mainly take pictures of poor, rural black people, James photographs famous people--Marcus Garvey, Joe Louis, the New York Black Yankees, Florence Mills, Mamie Smith--and focuses on showing the growing black middle class. Andrea J. Loney's (BunnyBear) text highlights VanDerZee's determination and imagination as it lays out his journey from young dreamer to success story to outdated craftsman to eventual historical hero. Keith Mallett's (How Jelly Roll Morton Invented Jazz) acrylic on canvas illustrations set tone beautifully with gentle spring and fall colors in Lenox, strong browns and reds in the darkrooms and brassy golds and blues in the Harlem of the 1920s and '30s. The vibrant illustrations paired with the lively text make Take a Picture of Me, James VanDerZee! a picture book biography that truly shares the beauty VanDerZee saw in his heart. --Siân Gaetano, children's and YA editor, Shelf Awareness
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Women in Sports: 50 Fearless Athletes Who Played to Win
by Rachel Ignotofsky
Featuring stylized pictures and fact-filled biographical sketches of women athletes from around the world, this jam-packed compendium includes skaters, gymnasts, track and field stars, tennis players, golfers, skydivers, martial artists, mountaineers and many others.
Beginning with figure skater Madge Syers (born 1881) and finishing with gymnast Simone Biles (born 1997), graphic designer Rachel Ignotofsky (Women in Science) has created another great browsing book, attractively formatted on deeply colored glossy pages. Middle-graders, as well as teens and adults, may choose individual women to read about, poring over the amusing portraits (studded with fun facts) opposite the one-page profiles, all illustrated with captioned vignettes that capture the essence of the athlete's story. Other readers will read straight through, gaining insight into the discriminatory practices that prevailed until recently; the drive and ambition that fueled exceptional women to fight back; and the philanthropic and leadership roles in which female former athletes continue their careers.
Ignotofsky writes about women athletes of all types: there are profiles of para triathlete Melissa Stockwell, wounded during the Iraq War, and wheelchair racer Chantal Petitclerc, a Canadian paralyzed in an accident when she was 13. Ignotofsky also writes about the women of the 2016 Refugee Olympic Team who, without a country, competed in the Games for the first time. Well-known women like Kristi Yamaguchi, Serena Williams and Mia Hamm are represented alongside women who don't get the same recognition: Ellen MacArthur, an English woman who sailed around the world alone, and Anjali Bhagwhat, a shooter from India. An illustrated timeline, illustrations of muscle anatomy, comparisons of salaries and media coverage between male and female athletes, influential teams, short descriptions of additional women and sources round out this comprehensive volume that will excite and inspire. --Melinda Greenblatt, freelance book reviewer
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I See London, I See France
by Sarah Mlynowski
After a stressful adolescence caring for her younger sister and agoraphobic mother, Sydney is ready to experience a classic rite of passage away from home: backpacking Europe with her best friend, Leela. She's got just enough money, a copy of Travel Europe and a plan--a plan that unravels when they board their flight and see Leela's ex, Matt, on their plane. Matt and his hot friend Jackson cause itinerary changes, at first by attraction, and then by post-breakup repulsion. As the girls skip to Amsterdam, Paris and beyond, both also skip between fearless adventuring and emotional meltdown, and Sydney finds it harder to keep Leela (plus her family at home) together in the way she always has.
Louise Rennison was an early travel inspiration for Sydney and Leela, and Sarah Mlynowski (Ten Things We Did (and Probably Shouldn't Have)) brings Rennison's delightfully madcap energy to her story's older characters. As a result, throughout breakups, panic attacks and other emergencies, the plot never loses its buoyancy or charm. The book may not work for some younger teens--for example, readers who can't already guess what a group of 19-year-olds might get up to in Amsterdam will receive a thorough education about its offerings. But Mlynowski's respect for the complex emotional experiences of late adolescence will make the book especially compelling for older teen and adult readers, reminiscent of the best of Paula Danziger, allowing I See London, I See France to be a poolside read for the ages. --Stephanie Anderson, assistant director for public services, Darien Library (Conn.)
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Roots, Radicals, and Rockers: How Skiffle Changed the World
by Billy Bragg
Singer-songwriter Billy Bragg has always been a firebrand, using his music and public persona to push for progressive causes. It's no surprise, then, that he'd be fascinated by the intertwining of politics and pop culture in his homeland of Britain. Roots, Radicals, and Rockers: How Skiffle Changed the World is a look at how one short-lived musical craze based on American blues, jazz and folk ended up leading to the British Invasion and modern rock 'n' roll.
Bragg traces the history of skiffle, "a uniquely British take on American folk and blues," from its beginnings in England's inchoate jazz scene to its direct influence on the founding of the Rolling Stones, the Beatles and other important British rock bands. Unlike most popular music of the time, skiffle was a grassroots movement, where young working-class teenagers and folk agitators sang songs with reckless abandon (to the dismay of some of the jazz players who gave the genre its start). Bragg's writing is perfectly matched for his subject matter: funny, informative without being laborious, and always willing to knock someone down a peg if he feels it's necessary. Anyone with an interest in the history of pop music will heartily enjoy this book, and most likely learn about singers and musicians that they'd never heard of who changed the course of music. And while politics do appear now and again (Bragg did once rewrite lyrics to "The Internationale"), Bragg isn't interested in making a political argument here. Instead, he's content to show how leftist activism is intertwined with the origins of rock. --Noah Cruickshank, adult engagement manager, the Field Museum, Chicago, Ill.
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Tough Luck
by Todd Boss
The work of Minneapolis poet, librettist and film producer Todd Boss (Yellowrocket; Pitch) frequently leans on his years growing up on a Wisconsin dairy farm. The title, from the poem "When My Mother Says Tough Luck," gives away the work-hard-and-take-your-lumps farm ethic echoed in similar titles like "When My Father Says Toughen Up" and "When We Say Knuckle Down." The latter puts an exclamation point on it: "we mean the knuckles/ of our wills... the whole body,/ the whole mind, the whole/ damned soul is a goddamned hand."
Boss's daily commute narrowly avoided the 2007 devastating collapse of the Twin Cities I-35W Bridge over the Mississippi. That fortunate escape from tragedy led to the long 35-section poem "Fragments for the 35W Bridge" that sits at the heart of Tough Luck. Although almost exclusively written in single word lines, this centerpiece poem nonetheless illustrates Boss's reliance on rhythm and rhyme to tell a story (such as this view of the detritus below the broken bridge: "half-sunk wrecks and suck-pocked rocks"). But more than a story, "Fragments" is a meditation on the risks of everyday life and the way that time inexorably eats away at even the seemingly indomitable: "A worn gusset plate. A few cruddy bolts. A single lousy joint. What a healthy terrorist Time is." Boss's poems sing with authenticity and permanence. As he notes, partly tongue-in-cheek, in "Fragments": "no badly aging load-bearing metaphor of mine ever imploded during rush hour and killed anyone." --Bruce Jacobs, founding partner, Watermark Books & Cafe, Wichita, Kan.
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Turk Wendell's rage escalated to a tantrum when he was removed from the game today, an unsightly 12-8 Mets loss to the Milwaukee Brewers. Wendell knocked over two water coolers with his forearms, then found a bat and smashed another. He was embarrassed by allowing one of the Brewers' five homers at cozy new Miller Park. ''What a joke,'' Wendell said. But the larger source of frustration is the Mets' awful start.
''We're a little dead right now,'' Wendell said. ''There's not much life.''
The Brewers completed a three-game sweep of the Mets, tying a franchise record with 38 total bases in the game and overwhelming the Mets' emergency starter, Brett Hinchliffe, who allowed eight runs in two-plus innings. Mike Piazza homered twice and Desi Relaford had four hits, but the Mets are lost in all phases of the game and have an 8-13 record.
According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the Mets have not had a worse record through 21 games since 1983, when they started 6-15 on their way to a last-place finish. In Bobby Valentine's first full year with the team, 1997, the Mets also started 8-13, but recovered to win 88 games.
Maybe this season will end happily. Maybe this weekend's trip to St. Louis, where the Mets began their five-game National League Championship Series victory over the Cardinals last fall, will rekindle some good vibes. But winning the N.L. pennant is a distant memory now.Continue reading the main story
''We don't have that same sort of air, arrogance, whatever you want to call it, that we carried with us last year,'' first baseman Todd Zeile said. ''We always felt we were going to win. We didn't think the other team on the field had a chance to beat us, and if they did, it was one lucky ballgame. You have to have that kind of attitude to be able to win consistently.''
The Mets do not have that attitude now. At various points, they have been without Benny Agbayani, Timo Perez, Al Leiter, Robin Ventura and Tsuyoshi Shinjo. They did not have to deal with many injuries last year, and their lack of depth is showing.
''There was already so much speculation about not making this move or that move, not having this piece here or there,'' Zeile said. ''We were all satisfied we had a lineup that would play good, solid offensive and defensive baseball, and we would always have our solid pitching. When you have some of those things threatened, it takes away from your confidence level to some degree.''
Half of the Mets' victories have come against the Braves; they are 4-2 against Atlanta and 4-11 against Montreal, Cincinnati and Milwaukee. The Philadelphia Phillies and the Chicago Cubs shared the league's worst record last season, and both are now in first place. Clearly, the competition has improved. Just as obviously, the Mets have not improved with it.
''Some of these teams are better than they were last year,'' center fielder Jay Payton said, ''so we have to be better than we were last year.''
Leiter is on the disabled list with a strained elbow tendon, and Hinchliffe started in his place. Hinchliffe said he expected to give the Mets six innings. Valentine was hoping for three and did not get them.
The Brewers scored once in both of the first two innings, and Tyler Houston ripped a grand slam with nobody out in the third. When Angel Echevarria followed with a home run, the Mets trailed, 7-1. Hinchliffe allowed a single and then faced pitcher Paul Rigdon, who was trying to bunt. When Hinchliffe ran the count to 2-0, Valentine had seen enough.
''I was going to leave him in to get an out on the bunt,'' Valentine said. ''I didn't think he was going to get an out.''
Hinchliffe was not surprised when he saw the pitching coach, Charlie Hough, coming to the mound. He felt confident and threw strikes, but the Brewers pounded him.
''I brought a B game to an A table,'' said Hinchliffe, whose fifth major league start may be his last for a while. ''You only get so many opportunities at this level. Like they say, it's easy to get here, but hard to stay.''
The Mets' starters have worked only 11 innings the past three games, and the bullpen is tired; Valentine does not want to use Tom Martin, Donne Wall or Rick White on Friday. Shinjo has a strained thigh muscle and could return soon, but Ventura, who has missed five games with a strained hamstring, does not know if he will play this weekend. Perez, who has a groin injury, will be back Friday, and Valentine said the roster would be flexible.
The Mets need something. They scored seven runs after falling behind by 9-1 today, and Valentine said he would focus on that. But it is a small victory; the Mets have been unable to synchronize their offense and their pitching. Nothing is working.
''We're not putting the game together,'' Piazza said. ''We're scoring some runs and we're not able to get outs. Or we're not scoring runs and we're not able to keep it close. It gets a little frustrating. The few bright spots we have, you really can't go to that and say, 'Look what we did here,' because it's just not picking the team up. We're making a lot of mistakes.''
The Mets will recall the right-hander JERROD RIGGAN from Class AAA Norfolk on Friday and activate outfielder TIMO PEREZ from the disabled list. Presumably the team will send down BRETT HINCHLIFFE and perhaps TOM MARTIN, who pitched three innings Thursday. . . . Martin was robbed and assaulted last Saturday while in Louisville, Ky., with Norfolk. Martin said he suffered a black eye when one of his two assailants punched him in the face after he had given his money to the other one. Martin had been out with teammates when he was separated from the group and could not find a cab back to his hotel. . . . Brewers pitcher PAUL RIGDON sustained a deep laceration above his upper lip when REY ORDÓÑEZ's bouncer struck him in the face in the fourth inning. . . . EDGARDO ALFONZO hit a homer for the fourth game in a row.Continue reading the main story


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The marquees at all Broadway theaters were to go dark for one minute at 8 p.m. Thursday in honor of Durning, who died Monday at 89. Durning amassed several important Broadway credits, including playing Big Daddy in a 1990 revival of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," David Rabe's "Boom Boom Room" and opposite George C. Scott in "Inherit the Wind" in 1996.
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Comic book creator Stan Lee is 90. Actor Martin Milner is 81. Actress Dame Maggie Smith is 78. Rock singer-musician Charles Neville is 74. Rock singer-musician Edgar Winter is 66. Actor Denzel Washington is 58. Comedian Seth Meyers is 39. Rhythm-and-blues singer John Legend is 34. Actress Sienna Miller is 31. Actor Thomas Dekker is 25. Actress Mackenzie Rosman is 23. Pop singer David Archuleta is 22.


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An ITH Machine Embroidery Elf Pattern and PDF Instructions to make Baby Safe Christmas Cute dolls in the hoop. It comes in 5 hoop sizes and makes the cheekiest boy & girl elves ever! Perfect for x-mas kisses! Plus they are oh so Quick and Easy! They come with removable hats and shoes and an adorable letter from Santa! Happy Handmade Holidays to All! Why not add a Ribbon and they become tree ornaments!
*** YOU MUST HAVE AN EMBROIDERY MACHINE *** and a way to transfer the files from your computer to your embroidery machine.
*** These are digitized embroidery designs! *** NOT for a SEWING machine!!!!!
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- Easily customizable – Add your child's name, initials or date of birth onto their Hats (fonts not included)
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- 99% ITH (limbs are attached to body ITH)
*Digital Patterns for all 5 Hoop Sizes included 4x4 5x7 6x10 7x12 and 8x12
8x12 hoop - Creates a 13 tall
7x12 hoop- Creates a 12" tall
6x10 Hoop – Creates a 10" tall
5x7 Hoop – Creates a 8.5" tall
4x4 Hoop – Creates a 5.25" tall
Finished doll sizes without hat - Sizes depending on material used
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To be eligible for the Youth Foyers in Victoria you must be:
If you are eligible, fill out the relevant readiness form listed below and submit your completed form directly to the Foyer you are interested in applying to.
You can fill this form out by yourself or fill it out with someone you trust. The form can be filled in by typing onto the document and emailing it to the contact details listed on the bottom of the form, OR you can print the form and complete it manually, and then post it; scan and email it; or drop it into the Foyer.
The information in these forms will be assessed by Foyer staff to determine if the Foyer is right for you.
A TAFE teacher or youth development worker will meet with you and assess your skills and learning. This will help work out your education and training options.
Then Foyer staff will will meet with you and talk to the people you listed as referees on the form. This is done to hear more about your situation and goals to help us work out if the Foyer is right for you.
You will then be invited to a group activity. There'll be lots of group activities at the Foyer - this is a chance for us to see that you feel okay working with others in a group.
After this, you may be offered a place straight away or you may be put on a waiting list.
If the Foyer isn't right for you at this time, you may go on a waiting list or be asked to re-apply later. If you are not offered a Foyer place you will still get some assistance with TAFE training options.
You can fill this form out by yourself and send it to us, or fill it out with someone you trust. You can complete this online by typing into the fields on the form and then emailing it to us, or print it out and complete it manually.
To be considered for a place at the Education First Youth Foyer at Holmesglen Institute, Waverley Campus fill out this readiness form »
Then post, email or drop off your completed form to:
Education First Youth Foyer Holmesglen Institute629 Waverley Road, Glen Waverley, Victoria 3150Phone: (03) 9564 6488 Email: foyer(at)launchousing.org.au
To be considered for a place at the Education First Youth Foyer at Kangan Institute, Broadmeadows campus, fill out this readiness form.
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Jude: Contending for the Faith (31 of 32) by Stan Coffey
This content is part of a series.Jude: Contending for the Faith (31 of 32)
Series: Through the Bible
Stan Coffey
AUTHORSHIP: Since the author of this epistle was the brother of James, this would make him the half brother of our Lord Jesus Christ (Mark 6:3). Our Lord's brothers in the flesh did not believe in Him while He was ministering (John 7:5), but after the resurrection James was converted (1 Cor. 15:7) and we have every reason to believe that Jude was also saved at that time. Acts 1:14 informs us that ''his brethren'' were part of the praying group that was awaiting the Holy Spirit. 1 Cor. 9:5 states that the brethren of the Lord were known in the early church.
PURPOSE OF WRITING: Why did Jude write this letter? To warn his readers that the apostates were already on the scene. Peter had prophesied they would come (2 Peter 2:1-3; 3:3) and his prophecy had been fulfilled. Apparently Jude wrote to the same believers who had received Peter's letters intending to stir them up and to remind them to take Peter's warnings to heart. He wrote to ''exhort them'' (Jude 3). In the Greek language this word was used to describe a general giving orders to the army, hence, the atmosphere of this letter is military. Jude wanted to write a quiet devotional letter about salvation but the Spirit led him instead to give the church a trumpet call to arms. Jude wrote them and exhorted them to contend for the faith once for all delivered to the saints.
I. THE ARMY THAT MUST CONTEND FOR THE FAITH - vs. 1
A. God's saving purpose
1. ''Called'' - means an official summons
2. It refers not only to our calling as Christians generally but specifically our calling as Christians to contend for the faith
B. God's special people - ''to them that are sanctified''
1. Sometimes translated ''beloved'' - as in verse 3
2. Describes the believers special relationship to the Lord (1 John 3:1)
C. God's strong power
1. ''Preserve'' - means ''carefully watched and guarded.'' Also used in Jude 6, 13, and 21
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"The Medlicots are very kind. We are glad to work for them."―Kuma[src]
Karen Medlicot was the wife of Richard Medlicot. By 1908,[1] Mrs. Medlicot had moved with her husband to run a coffee plantation in British East Africa and left her children to be educated back in England.
After she met the visiting Jones family, she introduced Indiana Jones to one of the plantation's workers, a native kitchen girl named Kuma, and freed her from her duties so she could act as a guide for the boy.[2]
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Celebrate the art of card making with Cori Ramsay and create customized and professional quality greeting cards for upcoming Mother's Day, a birthday, celebration or just for fun with all of the cardmaking, scrapbooking, stamping, dye cutting and embossing materials and equipment you can imagine - and more! Let Cori guide you through how to use all of the tools used to make beautiful and creative cards and envelopes.
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Our new site for online collaboration and resources for NCDOT business partners.
The N.C. Department of Transportation conducts business with hundreds of vendors and contractors every year. With their help, we're able to connect people and places in North Carolina.
Never worked with the department before? This brief guide will explain each of the steps your business must take before bidding on a project.
Your business has met its prequalification requirements and is now ready to bid on projects. This section will show you how to take part in that process.
Visit our Frequently Asked Questions section to help make the process easier.
NCDOT's Value Management Office ensures the department responsibly and efficiently uses resources and funding when building and improving North Carolina's transportation system.
The office oversees seven statewide programs that focus on streamlining operations, improving project quality and outcomes, reducing costs without compromising function and increasing the use of environmentally sound and energy-efficient practices and materials.
Although NCDOT uses these programs primarily with road and highway projects, projects related to all types of transportation contribute to the success of these programs.
To ensure they are viable for use in North Carolina's infrastructure, the Value Management Office also evaluates products that vendors, contractors and NCDOT staff would like to use and maintains a list of products that teams of experts have reviewed, vetted and approved for use.
This section provides information about the NCDOT Approved Products, Seed, Producers/Suppliers, Technician Certifications, and the Minimum Sampling Guide that are used in the different stages of highway construction.
This program involves the approval of construction products used in the building of NCDOT highways and bridges.
This section provides information about the various NCDOT material types used in the different stages of highway construction.
The Design Build group administers the Department's Design Build Program and, in concert with the Design Build Executive Committee, is authorized to contract up to 25 design build projects annually.
View and bid on contracts available for commodities and services, including construction and maintenance of facilities (vertical construction).
NCDOT advertisements for professional and / or specialized services.
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This section offers information and a current location map of available property for sale by sealed bid.
The state of North Carolina is divided into eight Prosperity Zones. Each zone has a one-stop location to provide citizens and businesses with the ability to interact with multiple state agencies, and to encourage collaboration between agencies.
NCDOT is committed to advancing North Carolina's economy by ensuring that ALL businesses have an equal opportunity to succeed. Our focus is on businesses that have been historically underutilized: minority, women and disabled-owned businesses. Increased participation by these businesses strengthens communities across the state.
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Our executive team members bring their experience as workers, unionists, and managers to build positive workplace communities. They're proud to lead a union that's making a positive difference in so many workers' lives.
Wayne was first introduced to CLAC in 2001 as an equipment operator working on the Diavik Diamond Mine project in the Northwest Territories. In 2003, after completing a bachelor of arts degree in environmental studies and business administration, he joined CLAC as a representative in the Edmonton office.
In the summer of 2004, Wayne moved to Fort McMurray to open a new CLAC office to support the union's growing presence in Alberta's oilsands industry. CLAC's membership in Fort McMurray quickly grew from approximately 500 members in 2004 to nearly 9,000 members in 2008.
In the fall of 2008, Wayne joined CLAC's executive team and was appointed Fort McMurray regional director. After serving as the union's Alberta director, he assumed the role of executive director in the spring of 2017.
Hank started off his career as a self-employed sheet metal worker and then went on to six years of union work in the construction industry both before and after college. He graduated with a bachelor of arts degree with a major in history and minor in political science and joined CLAC in 1967.
Hank became a CLAC representative in 1979. As an organizer, he was part of the strong growth the union experienced, beginning in the 1980s. As a specialist in interest arbitration, he has introduced progressive solutions to workplace concerns in the healthcare sector.
Hank was appointed regional director of CLAC's Grimsby office when it opened in 1996. Since 2008, he has served as CLAC's Ontario director. He has also served on CLAC's national executive committee for most of his 35+ years with the union.
Dennis joined the CLAC team in August 2004 as an Alberta representative in the Edmonton regional office. In June 2008, he relocated to the Fort McMurray office where he represented CLAC members working in the oilsands industry.
Dennis was involved in a number of key negotiations, including as lead negotiator and was a member of the Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board. He has a bachelor of science degree in environmental studies and biology. He also has a wide variety of work experience—everything from industrial construction and forestry to teaching English overseas and working as an admissions counsellor at a local university.
Dennis currently is CLAC's Alberta and Prairies director, as well as managing the union's activities in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
David is no stranger to helping others. In the fall of 2000, he was recognized for his service as treasurer of a not-for-profit registered agency operating a halfway house for people struggling with substance abuse in Lethbridge, Alberta.
After excelling as a union steward while working at Save on Foods, David joined CLAC, working out of the union's Edmonton office as a representative for six years. He also served CLAC's members in northern Alberta and the Northwest Territories, negotiating key collective agreements in the Fort McMurray region.
In 2009, David relocated to British Columbia to oversee CLAC's operations in the province and Yukon Territory.
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Encounter Jesus at Adoration
"Could you not watch one hour with Me?" By prayer and Adoration of our Lord exposed in the Eucharist we bring Christ to His people. Many opportunities exist to spend time with the Lord as our parish is blessed to have perpetual adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. Liturgy of the Hours is every weekday morning and evening at 6:30 a.m. (Lauds) and 6:30 p.m. (Vespers) in the Adoration Chapel.


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Download Intel 8080 Emulator apk 1.4 free for Android smartphone
Posted by Graham Jolley in Education | July 15, 2015 | 9 Comments
Apk file size: 298.0 KB
This is an emulator for the Intel 8080, probably the most popular CPU of the 1970s. To prove the emulator works, here it executes the machine code for the Space Invaders game released by Taito in 1978.
One or two reviewers have commented that it isn't that difficult to write a Space Invaders game for modern mobile devices, but I think they miss the point! This app isn't primarily a Space Invaders game, it's an emulator for the Intel 8080 running on top of the Android OS. It just so happens the emulator loads and executes the original Space Invaders object code, but it could execute other 8080 code. For instance, I don't see any reason why the emulator could not be used as the basis of running the venerable CP/M Operating System on an Android (MS-DOS would require an 8086 emulator).
NB: This app uses Adobe AIR (Adobe Integrated Runtime). AIR is essentially the web FlashPlayer code, but packaged as a standalone product. Many very popular apps on the playstore use AIR, for example 'Candy Crush Soda Saga' and 'Empire: Four Kingdoms', but you don't realise this as developers often package the runtime as part of the download. I don't package this app with the runtime for three reasons:
i) By having you download the runtime you will get bug and vulnerability fixes from Adobe as soon as they are made available. If I packaged the runtime with the app (as many developers do), you would have to wait for me to publish a new version of the app to get these fixes.
ii) The Adobe runtime is quite big (about 9 meg). If I packaged AIR with this app, its size would increase from about 300k to over 9meg!
iii) The AIR runtime is SHARED. You download it once, and any app that needs AIR will use the download (and that download will be updated by Adobe as and when required).
This emulator was originally developed by Thibault Imbert (http://www.bytearray.org/?p=622). This code ran perfectly on my PC but was EXTREMELY slow on my Samsung Galaxy Tab. All I've done is a bit of "tweaking", and added a few buttons - all credit to Thibault!
As already mentioned this app is NOT for you if you are looking for an ultra fast implementation of Space Invaders, possibly with lots of 'improved' features. That is not its intention. Don't forget this app is primarily an emulator for the Intel 8080 CPU. Here it just so happens to be running the original Space Invaders object code.
A note about colour: The original game ran in monochrome, all the objects were white on a black background. The illusion of colour (the green protective bunkers) was obtained using green cellophane strips!
I apologise, but I am not in a position to supply you all with green cellophane strips to stick on your Android screens to change the colour of the protective bunkers! I will see if this effect can be implemented at screen copy time without slowing things down too much!
This app is free and does not send you a single ad! It doesn't store your IP address or any other information about you whatsoever!
PS: don't leave this app running in the background. Stop it, or it will deplete your battery really quickly! I will fix this in an update.
Whats new
v1.4 - An annoying bug where the player would keep moving (possibly in the reverse direction) when left or right button was released. This fix makes this much less likely to occur. If you find this update fixes the problem you've been too polite to complain about, let me know by mailing me at [email protected] . Thanks!
Graham Jolley part of our Education and have average installs from 10000 to 50000. Last Update July 15, 2015. Google play rating is 75.0. Current verison is 1.4. Actual size 298.0 KB.
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Keiran Clements
Sony xperia arc s Game repeatedly lags then freezes . Love the nostalgia. Also love my uninstaller
Robbie Leiva
It runs. What other games can I play on this?
Matthew Go
Older To be honest, this is older than present.
Allister Graham
Great emulator Does what it says.
A Google User
Keith's Droid Cool Now can someone emulate the Z80A ?
A Google User
Ok This isn't one of the best emulators around. and I feel phones these days can run much higher end stuff than space invaders. You can port a version of Ubuntu Linux on a smartphone these days so the app isn't great by anymeans
A Google User
A little sluggish The game is very accurate in its emulation. I find that the controls are a little sluggish however. Are you still working on the performance for this?
James Wilkinson
Thanks for the explanation.. had no idea it was already part of other apps I have. Thanks for letting me know. I love space invaders, I'm old enough to remember Pong, so Space Invaders was a quantum leap in tech at the time! Thanks for your excellent development work.
Paul Manion
Additional install required!!! This app requires adobe air. Never used this before. Not very good reviews so never used. I really like the idea of space invader classic. Shame it won't run on its own.


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The theme for this year's Festival is PLAY. This does not mean that every application has to hold this theme as this would be unrealistic, but if it does then it could definitely guarantee some playful entertainment to our audience.
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Every year we look for around 40 enthusiastic, hard-working and reliable volunteers to join our team. It's a chance to play a part in the smooth running of all kinds of events and activities.
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Story Of My Baseball Career By: Zac Uecker -I started playing when i was 5 I've played for 8 different teams over 10 yrs. Those are from 2 different states:
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-Florida (4) I've played EVERY position in a game for at least 2 innings. I now play high school baseball for North Port High School and I'm a Pitcher.
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