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Process name: COMODO Internet Security or COMODO Firewall Pro
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File: guard32.dll
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|think its part of comodo firewall stan
|Seems to be part of Comodo Firewall 3.0 See also: Link Hikari
|part of the Comodo firewall software suite Bob
|Comodo Personal Firewall
|Comodo Free Firewalls dll LupusDei
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|its definitely part of COMODO Firewall TRAZ
|part of Comodo Internet Security See also: Link Gernot H.
|Part of Comodo's Internet Security (Firewall & AV) DC4912
|is part of the Comodo firewall software and it is part of their security package. If you have guard32.dll installed then you most likely will find C:\Program Files\COMODO\Firewall\cfp.exe installed with it. This file will be found at C:\WINDOWS\system32\ See also: Link mesa_mesa
|It is part of the free Comodo Firewall Package. Inserts itself into every program. Can cause problems.
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|guard32.dll implements some usermode hooks on different api calls, it seems to be part of the comodo firewall suite, shouldnt be dangerous Aley
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|Part of Comodo Suite. Causes problems on some installations of Qt Creator. Cami
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|Its a part of comodo firewall :) Sipo
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Book jackets created by Canadian art director Steve St. Pierre for his social media followers in answer to the question: "If you had to title your life story (up to this point), what would it be called?"
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Book jackets created by Canadian art director Steve St. Pierre for his social media followers in answer to the question: "If you had to title your life story (up to this point), what would it be called?"
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Old children's books supplied with new titles by the anonymous proprietor of the wonderful Paperback Paradise.
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Heber Rowan tweetz:
John Bruton has a book coming out..ugh
Faith In Politics by John Bruton (€19.99 Curragh Press)
My book "The Three Headed Dog"- detailing the true story of NAMAgate will be available in paperback & kindle at the weekend. #NAMA
— Jamie Bryson (@JamieBrysonCPNI) October 8, 2015
Meanwhile, read from bottom up…
Previously: 'You Are Involved In The Cover-Up'
Brian McMahon, with Joe Collins, writes:
After almost 5 years of digitising content for brandnewretro.ie the time is right to bring these scans back to the format in which they first appeared, and the format in which they are best appreciated. Print.
I am delighted to announce that the Brand New Retro book will be on sale from early November.
The book is a uniquely Irish compendium of over 700 images, adverts and articles featuring the best bits from brandnewretro.ie along with lots of new scans.
The book is published by Liberties Press and will be launched at Eason bookstore, O'Connell Street, Dublin on Thursday, November 12.
Brand New Retro – The Book, November 2015 (Brand New Retro)
You may recall yesterday's competition wherein we invited readers to submit wickedly inventive or otherwise entertaining definitions of words of their choice, egged on by the prospect of a free copy of The Devil's Dictionary (1906) by Ambrose Bierce – a new version of which has just been released by the nice people at Roads Publishing.
You literally answered in your 47s.
The lucky Dr Johnsons are as follows.
Denizen: n. a person claiming citizenship of several countries simultaneously. (bisted)
Topaz (n) Gemstone once believed to have the power to shrink male genitalia (caroline)
TD: Former Irish educator who found they could neither do nor teach. (Mysteron)
Be grand: the idea that it will all turn out well at the end of the day; a sort of nervous, hopeful and yet cavalier attitude adopted by the Irish nation, often to their own detriment.eg. "Oh no Fintan your face is on fire! Shall I fetch a glass of water?"
"Will you get away out of that Gobnáit! I'll just stick my head in this bucket of gick, be grand!" (meadowlark)
Arsessist (n): One who aggressively and relentlessly threatens litigation to defend a supposed reputation, recognised and revered by no-one but himself, making a complete arse of himself in the process. (Chucky R. Law)
Zylophone: n Incorrect spelling of Xylophone (Brian)
Thanks all.
Yesterday: Lucifer's Lexicon
A slip of note paper from Walsh's Hotel in Maghera. Mentions of Glengarriff, Kidderminster carpets and a certain Cassie Gallagher.
Úna Minh Caomhánach tweetz:
On a mission to find where this cookery diary is from. Possibly Irish.
Watson? Fetch my opium.
Can You help Me Locate This Cookery Diary's Owner? (Úna Minh Kavanagh)
Transformers: The Ultimate Pop Up Universe by pop-up papercrafter Matthew Reinhart and illustrator/toy designer Emiliano Santalucia. To wit:
Watch as the planet Cybertron changes into an epic battle on Earth. Then look out for the mighty Autobot Omega Supreme — Reinhart's tallest pop-up ever — as he rises off the page to smash Decepticon foes. In this epic pop-up experience unlike any seen before, only you hold the power to make the Autobots and Decepticons turn from vehicles to robots, and back again.


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no, i am a resident alien here.
Hello again rob,
As a resident alien of the US, you are required to report your worldwide income on your US tax return. France will also require that you pay tax on any income derived from a business operated in that country.
Tax is due on French income and assets for non-residents. Non-residents remain obliged to declare their French source income. Profits or gains derived from trades, professions or vocations carried out in France including self-employment are subject to tax whether or not the individual is resident.
So you would need to report this income to both France and to the US. However, the US would allow you a credit on your return for any tax paid to France on this same income since France is the country that the source of income is derived from.
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B.A. Language and World Trade from Samford University 1999
M.Ed in Interrelated Special Education from North Georgia College and State University 2005
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I will be starting my 14th year as an Educator this 2015-16 school year!
08-2016: Mrs. Youngblood just finished her 14th year teaching. She is beginning her 8th year in Habersham County Schools. Mrs. Youngblood loves teaching 6th grade and is excited about a new school year!
Mrs. Youngblood and her husband, Jeremy, have been married 13 years, have two children ages 11 and 9, and a 2 year old English bulldog named Max.
The Youngblood Family went on an exciting road trip out West this summer. They visited Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado, Yellowstone National Park, and Mount Rushmore National Monument. This year in Earth Science you will learn about geothermal features. Ask Mrs. Youngblood to see some of her pictures from Yellowstone!
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Posted by UOB Kay Hian Securities in Finance | Sept. 16, 2016 | 14 Comments
Apk file size: 2.4 MB
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A Google User
Faster Can see running trade and stock faster
A Google User
Is it ready? Id doesn't? Can this app be used yet? How can anybody rate it 5 stars if the app cannot be used yet.
A Google User
Weeeeee It's for indonesian clients.
A Google User
Can't use Cannot log in
A Google User
Lousy Firstly, cannot establish connection. After restarting the phone, was able to see the login screen. Tried login but keep saying ID not registered. What ID?
Tristan Chiang
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Ok, I know many fans do like both ships at least somewhat, but I also know many people (both ships are guilty) of standing so strong for their ship that they are devastated when it doesn't happen or the opposite happens (*cough cough iOMG *cough *cough iSYl or almost any minor episode). I believe we should support both ships just in case this happens, if we try we can bring ourselves to like both ships. I know many who do it including me. here are some things to consider.
If Creddie happened:
You have to admit, they make an adorable couple if Sam wasn't in the picture. Freddie has been crushing on Carly and does the cute jealousy as late as season 4. I like love/hope relationships because it gives something to aim towards. You always wonder if Carly really does like Freddie and just enjoys the chase. Would that make her evil? Girls do that everyday in real life. We know how amused she is with his interest and we also know how upset she can get when he shows interest in other girls and vice versa. If Creddie happened, at this point I realize Sam has been the only one upfront with her feelings, but we have no idea what Dan has in mind for Freddie's reaction. With Creddie, we at least still have Sam's verbal and physical abuse towards Freddie, with Seddie we can't be sure because when she "loved" him, she was acting nice and everything towards him and she just wasn't sam. I like this pairing because we still have sams abuse comedy act. Along with some mushy stuff.
If seddie happened:
Ok, I know a lot of people who like the seddie relationship, but worry about what Carly herself would do. I like this relationship because i could picture Sam still being Sam towards Freddie just kissing him here and there ;) Sam is very funny when she gets jealous because its obvious and I can see now some hilarious scenes Dan will incorprate in the show with her rage issues. Also, I can picture many other funny scenes with these two. Plus on top of it, they go well together.
Things positive to Consider for creddie:
-Have fun moments between them like when girls flirt with Freddie
-We finally know Carly has feelings for freddie in return
-They have a lot of random cute moments that make you say "aww :)"
Things negative to consider for Creddie:
-The comedy that comes with the possible seddie relationship would be lacking
-Poor Sam :( (sam has obvious feelings for freddie now and without a good way it, it would be extremely upsetting for Sam)
Positive things for Seddie:
-Possible funny moments between them (alot)
-its finally known both like each other
negative things for Seddie:
-Any jealousy from Carly would spark a love triangle
-Awkward moments of Carly being the third wheel (Sam would make a joke, Carly doesn't really do that)
-Carly's reaction to their relationship (For example, ITTK- She was having a hard time accepting they kissed, ISAFW- She seemed more "for" the idea of Creddie then seddie by her tone of voice)
So there are many things both positive and negative to consider, but i think both ships are cool and have different perks about them that you wanna see. I just don't wan't want ANYONE to be mad if a certain ship happens, I know thats impossible but you know whatever helps.


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Palm Beach is home to a number of top-notch golf courses including PGA National courses and TPC At Heron Bay. While the beautiful beaches and golf are a lure for visitors, the shopping here alone is worth a visit. Palm Beach's famous Worth Avenue is home to Saks Fifth Avenue, Tiffany, and other upscale stores and boutiques. In Delray Beach, Atlantic Avenue has just been revitalized and offers the charm of an old Florida town, excellent dining, hot night spots, art galleries, and antique shops.


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Climate change is having an effect on where the ticks that spread Lyme disease live, making more areas suitable for the ticks that carry the disease. Between the 1970s and 2010, deer ticks spread northward as temperatures rose, researchers from the Public Health Agency of Canada say. More
A Spring Foraging Recipe
While some wait around for summer to experience the vibrancy of farm fresh foods, experienced foragers know that by venturing into the forest you can uncover a rarified sampling of all the vitality that spring has to offer. More
As a term "permaculture" was coined in the late 1970s by Australians Bill Mollison and David Holmgren, originally as a combination of the words "permanent" and "agriculture." The meaning has since expanded to encompass more conceptually, incorporating social aspects of sustainability, so that today permaculture is generally accepted to be the melding of "permanent" and "culture." Permanent doesn't mean unchanging or static, rather it means permanent in the sense of those principles and natural patterns that are resilient, persevering over time. More
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In the spring of 2011, Omega Institute completed construction on a passive house addition to the main office building to house the Omega Women's Leadership Center (OWLC). More
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Writer T.S. Eliot famously stated, "April is the cruelest month," in the opening of his opus poem "The Waste Land." For devotees of local food, April might be cruel, but February and March can feel downright brutal, especially if you reside in one of the colder climates. Compared to the local food bounty in May through October, the winter months tend to stretch our reserves, as well as our creativity, for maintaining a strict, or even inspired, local diet. More
Valentine's Day can evoke a range of emotions for people, depending on your relationships status and how you like to celebrate. It's also a day that can have a big impact on the environment. Many typical ways to show affection like chocolates, flowers, or a night out on the town may not align with your eco-values. More
If you're interested in lessening your environmental impact and trying to live more sustainably, knowing where to begin can feel overwhelming. Over the past several years countless lists of green steps to take and green product comparisions have been published. All of those steps and comparisons are great, but there's a way to simplify your approach by focusing on just three items: electricity, diet, and transportation. 1. Electricity More


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Set in a refurbished old home in Montrose on the lower Westheimer drag, Da Marco offers a $29 business lunch prix fixe that's the best in town. You arrive to find all kinds of brand-name cars in the tiny parking lot, ably maneuvered by the on-hand valets. Reservations are a must at lunch, which often book a week or two in advance. The room will be filled with power lunch types and couples wanting to indulge. What makes the lunch so special is a combination of service, choice and impeccable execution. You're essentially choosing from the à la carte menu, where items on the lunch special will be asterisked. It's hard to decide whether you want the shaved celery salad with beets and pecorino or artichoke alla giudia to start. For the entrée, wild boar pappardelle, cod gnocchi with shellfish ragu and roasted quail with fava are some of the more than ten-plus items that will catch your eye. For dessert, the pastry chef entices with beautifully plated chocolate torte and more.
Classic comfort foods get a refresh at this hot Washington Ave bistro-market hybrid. The energized, urban vibe of the exposed brick and art-filled space makes its way into the menu through things like duck fat camper's hash, buttermilk beignets and fried chicken, and "3 Pig" truffled mac and cheese — that cheesy and gooey skillet loaded with smoked bacon, pancetta and honey-glazed ham just may be the epitome of comfort. But if you're still on edge, Urban Eats's laundry list of poutine-style frites and craveworthy signature sliders (featuring everything from the pot roast- and gravy-loaded Sunday Dinner slider to a Fried Green Tomato BLT) should help.
READERS' CHOICE: the breakfast klub
Life is too short to drink bad Bloody Marys. And if you're going to get your morning boost through tomato juice and vodka, you may as well tack on a crispy and tender fried chicken wing and beer backer, right? The peppery Big Ol' Bloody Mary at this packed-for-good-reason Heights haunt will give you just that. It'll also give you a perfectly tart, seriously spicy house mix and a foolproof cure for your hangover.
READERS' CHOICE: Liberty Kitchen & Oysterette
Though the cash-only spot has been around awhile — in various forms since 1941, to be exact — this isn't some tired cafeteria. The unassuming eatery brings in fresh farmers' market produce daily and has an inhouse butcher. It isn't your school cafeteria, either. Here, "hot lunch" means you're getting scratch-made chicken and dumplings with a side of beautifully charred Brussels sprouts, flaky poached salmon with tomato and feta salad, and bigger-than-your-head chicken-fried steak with gooey mac and cheese. Just save room for the daily baked bread pudding and lemon chess pies. Oh, and don't forget that cash.
This messy burger-slinging truck already had good grades on its report card, but when it turned brick-and-mortar last year, the king of beef earned honor roll status. And with air conditioning, plenty of seating and an expanded menu featuring things like salad, poutine fries and boozy milkshakes, it's the kind of place the entire family can get down with. Recess grilled cheese sandwiches and mini burgers are perfect for the little ones, while those with growing appetites can smash stacked burgers made with daily-ground Black Angus beef, addicting inhouse condiments, and buttery, scratch-made buns. Trust us — this is one time your family won't mind taking the school bus.
This greasy spoon next to Canino's Produce may be old school (you may get called "honey" or "darlin'"), but that just makes it taste all the better. The family-owned and operated diner has been keeping Houstonians happy and full since 1942. With new, self-proclaimed "comfort food" concepts popping up all over the city, it's reassuring to know that you can stop by old faithful to fill up on grade A diner classics. Head here for the huge and cheap breakfast plates, blue plate specials and a cream-gravy-smothered CFS just like your mawmaw made.


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Good morning, folks! I'm on a post-Doctor high today after last night's Doctor Who screening and Q&A -- thanks to everyone who waited ALL DAY in line for the event, and thank to BBC America for organizing it. (I'd say it was a raging success, except for the one dude who sort of hit on Karen Gillan. Ah, well. There's always one of those, I suppose.)
I'll tell you more about the screening later, and please send pics/video/transcripts if you have that stuff -- I saw you all snapping and scribbling with zeal!
For now, some headlines:
- The new LCD Soundsystem album is streaming.
- Jorge Garcia chats about this week's Lost in this brief interview. (Obviously, it contains spoilers if you haven't seen it.)
- Here's more commentary from Garcia about what happened this week.
- Oh, man. Roger Ebert hated Kick-Ass, and now people are upset.
- Speaking of Kick-Ass, we interview young star Chloe Moretz.
- South Park's Trey Parker and Matt Stone are heading to Broadway.
- Cannes revealed its complete lineup.
- Beautiful People returns to Logo June 12. Love that show! (Another good one: Jeffery and Cole Casserole is back on Logo in June, too.)
- In Living Color debuted 20 years ago and launched the careers of some major stars (Jim Carrey, Jamie Foxx, Jennifer Lopez).
- The A.V. Club talks to Kick-Ass writer Mark Millar.
- Kyle McLachlan appeared before Congress this week to lobby for arts funding. And might I add that he looked great.
- The Addams Family musical is getting awful reviews.
- It pains me to hear about How I Met Your Mother's slump.
- It sounds like this season of The Sarah Silverman Program might be the last.
- Comedy Central has ordered a pilot of the Onion Sports Network.
- Stephenie Meyer's books are among those most frequently challenged/banned in U.S. libraries.
- Conan O'Brien covered Radiohead's Creep the other night.
- Here are 12 creepy children's books you probably won't be buying.
- And finally, can you tell if these are ad agencies or indie bands? (Thanks, Greg.)
Whitney has been writing about pop culture for USA TODAY since 1999, when Pop Candy began as a weekly column. Her interests include music festivals, mustaches, Lost, comic books and Andy Warhol. She lives in New York City. More about Whitney | E-mail Whitney


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When people think of Edgar Allan Poe, they think of mystery, detectives, madmen, the undead, and other creepy things.
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Saturday, July 31, 2010
Persuasion by Jane Austen
Anne Elliot and Captain Frederick Wentworth were happily in love and ready to be married - until Anne's friend Lady Russel persuades her that Captain Wentworth, a poor man in the army, is not the man for her. Eight years later, however, society brings them together again. Anne still loves him, and she must divulge if he still loves her, a hard task considering all the lovely young women who would do anything to marry the handsome and now wealthy Captain. Persuasion is a story filled with jealousy and uncertainty, as well as passion, simple joy, and a powerful, unconditional love.
Persuasion is my third Austen novel (the first being Pride and Prejudice, then Sense and Sensibility); I loved it. It kept me up late at night - midnight and later. I finished it in four days, which is a record for me as I do not read classics very quickly.
In one word, I would say this is a simple book, in the best sense. It is written well and the way the events of the story are played out build the characters' personalities, their way of living. The story progresses in just a way that mirrors Anne's feelings for Wentworth... In the beginning, there is no word of a Captain Wentworth, and Anne's life is happy. At least, on the outside. As everything falls into place, however, Anne becomes more and more unnerved and unable to conceal her love, the love she's had all along. The tension between the Captain and Anne Elliot was substantial and realistic. I was very impressed and am every excited to read and re-read all of Austen's wonderful novels. They're sitting on my shelf...waiting!
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Finnikin of the Rock by Melina Marchetta
Finnikin of the Rock has been traveling with his mentor, Sir Topher, for nearly ten years. Finnikin's father and mother died, along with most of the Lumeratens during the five days of unspeakable, when the Lumeraten country was taken over by an imposter king. Finnikin and Sir Topher believe the heir to the throne, Balthazaar, is dead until Finnikin is visited in his dreams by a goddess, who calls Finnikin to find her. The goddess gives Finnikin the novice Evanjalin, a silent girl with a bald head who claims that the heir of Lumatere is alive - and that she can take them to him. Loyal to his country but annoyed by this strange girl who won't speak to him, Finnikin and Sir Topher set off on a journey to find the heir and bring their country back together.
I don't really know how I feel about this book. For certain aspects, I love it. For others...not so much. It was strange, but when I put it down, I felt that it could have been epic, but part of its epicness was overshadowed. By what? Well, I'll start with the bad, and end with the good.
Bad: For one, there were several sexual implications or references. Some were obvious; some had hidden meanings. They were scattered all throughout the book. On top of that, I felt a bit lost, especially toward the beginning. While the book was written excellently, at times I felt there was too much information, and at others I felt there was too little. I found myself skimming over certain parts with little interest and then would read the scenes that had huge impact on the story, or I found interesting.
On the other hand, we have the good of this story: Melina Marchetta definitely has a talent when it comes to forming her sentences, and her characters. The characters had strong quirks or "handles" that made them singular. But the one thing about this book that struck me most was the culture, the desperateness of a people ruined and lost. The countries and peoples were fell formed and described. I was deeply moved by the plight of the Lumeratens, the scenes of Finnikin carrying a dead baby to its dead mother, of men and women fighting for all that they have lived for - all that their fathers, brothers, mothers, and sisters have died for. It was these things, as well as the powerful love story, that gave the book a mood and a feel to it that most books long for.
So whether or not you want to read it is your choice. While I can't really point you in either direction, I wish I could. And I hope there's a sequel that will be exactly what this one could have been - epic.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Vintage Books: Celebrated Crimes V.5
This cover isn't much to boast about, and I know that. Hilariously, it was the side that really caught my eye - the part of the book that would be showing the most.
That was, to me, beautiful. It looked old enough, while still in good condition, so I didn't even bother to check the age. Yet. However, on opening it to the first page, I realized that I wasn't holding an ordinary "novel" in my hands. The very first page number in this Celebrated Crimes is in the 1400's. Shocked, I looked at the spine again and realized that it said Celebrated Crimes Volume 5. My mom, on hearing this, had the genius idea to buy the book and, over the course of however long it takes me, try to find the other volumes of Celebrated Crimes. It may take me 50 years (because I refuse to buy them online - haha!), but I'm determined.
So, I bought the book for $10.00. I can't remember if it was before or after that I noticed the date:
100 years old exactly this year. Let's just say I celebrated.
Happy reading! :)
Sunday, July 25, 2010
100 Cupboards, Quotes
The horse slowed as they approached. Some of the buidings had been tall, four or five stories. Now, none of them stood above three. Paned windows stared at her with jagged teeth. The walls looked rotten, not with moisture or moss or mold, but with dry rot. They were simply softening and turning to dust. With its thick neck arched, the horse walked down the center street, and Henrietta stared at unhinged doors and collapsing windows. A few of the larger structures had burned, but their blackened bones still staggered towrd the sky, remembering, if no one else did, what they had been.
- Chapter 16 of Dandelion Fire, book 2 of the "100 Cupboards" trilogy
By N. D. Wilson
Very favorites. When I finish re-reading the trilogy for the 3rd time, I will write a review about each book.
- Chapter 16 of Dandelion Fire, book 2 of the "100 Cupboards" trilogy
By N. D. Wilson
Very favorites. When I finish re-reading the trilogy for the 3rd time, I will write a review about each book.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Adam by Ted Dekker
Daniel Clark is obsessed. So obsessed that he has sacrificed his marriage to his ex-wife Heather, along with everything else that should matter most. Why? The Eve Killer is out there, wreaking havoc by kidnapping young woman from ages nineteen to twenty-four and killing them with a new strain of meningitis. He works like a clock, killing his victims when the moon is new and waiting almost a full month before snatching the next young girl. The FBI has done everything, but Eve, as they call the killer, seemlingly cannot be stopped. After sixteen months of searching, Daniel is now hard on Eve's heels, sure that if he can just understand the killer's mind, he could catch him and bring him to justice. When a big break in the case is made, Daniel finds himself face to face with Eve and does his best to stop him; however, that is before Eve raises his gun, points it at Daniel, and pulls the trigger...
This book was amazing. Ted Dekker, as far as I know, is the only author that ever makes me want to read ahead. I was in the first 100 pages of Adam and I was dying to know what would happen to Daniel, Heather, Lori (Daniel's partner), and the rest. I wanted to know who Eve was, why he was killing all the women, and what this strain of meningitis really was. In the end, my expectations were far surpassed.
This book was intensely psychological, so if you want to read it, prepare yourself for mind games. Two of the characters were kidnapped at ages two and three and were abused growing up, based off the rules of the kidnapers' twisted religion; this affects their lives later on, which in turn creates a devastating affect in the book. You will see how easily our minds are deceived into hating truth and how scary that really is. I was amazed by the twist in the end, and I am so thankful for Ted Dekker's love for God and how he turns that love into great books that glorify Him.
Princess of Glass by Jessica Day George
Princess Poppy hasn't danced in three years.
Since her now brother-in-law, Galen, delivered her and her eleven sisters from the King Under Stone, who had once forced the twelve princesses to dance with his twelve sons every night, Poppy has avoided dancing at all costs.
Now, however, Poppy is staying with the Seadowns, her cousins, in Breton. Poppy manages to skirt the first few balls, and makes good friends with the visiting Dane prince, Christian. But when things begin to go askew at the Seadown's, with their clumsy new maid Ellen, and Christian apparently under a spell, it is up to Poppy to help her Bretoner friends out of a disastrous situation, in which dancing might be the only way.
I was satisfied with this story, just as I was with the rest of George's books. If I hadn't known before I picked it up, I wouldn't have guessed it was the story of Cinderella, which makes it all the more exciting. It was fresh, clean, and well-written. I am pleased once again and look forward to more!
I'm home now! :) Camping was absolutely wonderful! I got to chill with friends, enjoy sun (and some rain), eat good food, and read a good book.
Before we left for camping I had to go to the library to return some books and CD's that were due...and of course I ended up getting more books.
But first. I recently took back three of the books I had from the library because they either weren't super interesting, or other books were more pressing, or I realized I couldn't read every book on the planet, or all three. The books I will no longer be reading are: Academy 7, Avielle of Rhia, and The Princess and the Snowbird. I kept Finnikin of the Rock and The Season, which I hope to read soon.
The list I have from the library right now:
Finnikin of the Rock by Melina Marchetta
The Season by Sarah MacLean
Buckingham Palace Gardens by Anne Perry
Fablehaven by Brandon Mull
Dragon Slippers by Jessica Day George
The Sheen on the Silk by Anne Perry
I really hope I have a chance to read all of these before they're due back. Three more books are on their way so I'm going to be reading a LOT. Which is fine by me. :) (Since I wrote this I've read through The Season and Finnikin of the Rock. The Season was a bit cheesy and MacLean's writing wasn't spectacular. I think I'm going to take it back because unfortunately I have to pick and choose what I'm going to read. Finnikin of the Rock was written very well; I'll probably keep that one for a little longer and I'm hoping to actually read it soon. But don't expect me to read all of the books above - I have a long list! There are a few trilogies/single books I want to re-read, which will take a while as well.)
More reviews on the way, too...
Happy reading! :)
Before we left for camping I had to go to the library to return some books and CD's that were due...and of course I ended up getting more books.
But first. I recently took back three of the books I had from the library because they either weren't super interesting, or other books were more pressing, or I realized I couldn't read every book on the planet, or all three. The books I will no longer be reading are: Academy 7, Avielle of Rhia, and The Princess and the Snowbird. I kept Finnikin of the Rock and The Season, which I hope to read soon.
The list I have from the library right now:
Finnikin of the Rock by Melina Marchetta
The Season by Sarah MacLean
Buckingham Palace Gardens by Anne Perry
Fablehaven by Brandon Mull
Dragon Slippers by Jessica Day George
The Sheen on the Silk by Anne Perry
I really hope I have a chance to read all of these before they're due back. Three more books are on their way so I'm going to be reading a LOT. Which is fine by me. :) (Since I wrote this I've read through The Season and Finnikin of the Rock. The Season was a bit cheesy and MacLean's writing wasn't spectacular. I think I'm going to take it back because unfortunately I have to pick and choose what I'm going to read. Finnikin of the Rock was written very well; I'll probably keep that one for a little longer and I'm hoping to actually read it soon. But don't expect me to read all of the books above - I have a long list! There are a few trilogies/single books I want to re-read, which will take a while as well.)
More reviews on the way, too...
Happy reading! :)
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Out of the house... :)
I'm going beach camping this week, from today (Tuesday) thru Saturday! I'm so excited! I will catch up on my posts when I get home. I'm reading an amazing psychological thriller called Adam by Ted Dekker and I'm so excited to write about it! :)
Happy reading!
Happy reading!
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Percy Jackson: The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan
How would you like it if you were the nephew of Hades? What if Zeus, Hades' brother, was your uncle?
What if Poseidon, the god of the sea, was your father?
Welcome to the world of Perseus Jackson, a troubled, dyslexic student from New York. He's never met his real father and his mother is married to a jerk who doesn't care one bit about them. After a failed attempt at a vacation with his mother because he was being chased by monsters, Percy lands on Half-blood Hill with his best friend Grover. There, he discovers his incredibly old heritage. After some training, Percy is picked to go on a very important quest: to find Zeus' lightning bolt, which has been stolen. Zeus is blaming Poseidon, who is angry with Zeus for accusing him. If Percy doesn't find the lightning bold before June 21st, the Summer Solstice, there will be a great war between the gods that could be impossible to stop.
While it may seem as though I enjoy most of the books I read, there have been a few thorns in the rosebush recently. A lot of people said they loved the Pendragon series, but I hardly got through half of the first book, and that was with skimming. So, even though everyone I've talked to says they love this book, I was skeptical...
I am skeptical no longer! I was surprised at how well-written and easy-flowing this story is. Percy is a real kid, one you would see at a school. He's got human weaknesses and personality traits and strengths (excluding the powers he's inherited from his father). Rick Riordan does a wonderful job at making Percy Jackson a kid you can relate to and at least like. The other characters, too, even with their powers or god/monster-like deformities, seem real.
And this story is funny. I've found myself enjoying the humor way more than expected. Grover is always hungry and talks about food in his sleep. There is a lot of sarcasm about Percy's life, and Percy himself has a nice sense of humor.
I love Greek and Roman mythology, so this was a real treat. Riordan is very knowledgable in this subject and gives you the facts as Homer would have, except at a much easier level. I am reminded again while reading these books that while the gods make for great stories, I'm SO happy they don't actually exist! They have affairs with mortal women or men all the time, they make promises to not have affairs and then break their promises, then punish their children for existing when they're the ones making the mistakes. They fight all the time... In The Lightning Thief, Ares, the god of war, claims that he likes it when his family members fight - it means more bloodshed. So basically, they're immoral immortals who like to kill and only care about their own well-being. And they turn against their millions of children. Or their children beat them. Either way.
In any case, Rick Riordan has created a wonderful series that I can't wait to finish. The second book has yet to come in at the library, but I'm looking foward to it! For now I need to go look at my book list and the books from the library and decide what I'm going to read next!
Happy reading! :)
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Vintage Books: A Mother's Sacrifice
I love this book. It's beautiful, and it has history.
To: President of Sorority
Dear Rose,
May the reading of this book help you to forget the pain you are submitted to. Here's to a speedy recovery. The H. F. A. Sorority
Dated: March 1928
Okay, so this is an old book. 1928 is old enough for me to want to spend 10 bucks on it, especially since it's so beautiful. I didn't really think much about the real publication date, but brought it home immediately.
A week later I brought home another addition (I'll post about that one hopefully next), and the story behind this new book made me go back and look at the publication date of A Mother's Sacrifice. What I saw made me so proud of my purchase. :)
119 years old. When I got this, it was my oldest book to date. It's been trumped now, but I still love this one. It's in such good condition that I could read it without making it fall apart. Someday I just might pick it up...
Happy reading! :)
Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer by John Grisham
Theodore Boone is one smart kids. With both parents as lawyers, he knows more about the law and what goes on in a courtroom than a lot of lawyers. Certainly more than your average pre-teen. He knows all the judges, what they do, and who works under them. He knows how each trial should go. He gives advice to his eight grade (and under) friends who have legal and financial family issues. He's a good kid, wanting to help his community through law, and is trying to decide whether or not he wants to be a lawyer or a judge. In Theo's small town in New York, the usual cases aren't much of an excitement. But now there has been a murder, and Theo, an eighth grader with a sharp mind and a love for law, is the only one who knows the truth - and he doesn't knw what to do with it.
I have to say: as much as I was looking forward to reading this book, I wasn't that impressed. The description makes it sound intense, but it really isn't. This involves maybe half the book. The rest is preparing the audience (aimed for the younger bunch) for what lies in store...such as where each person in court sits and what they do; or it is a collection of smaller cases that Theo works on with his friends who need his help...such as a boy whose family is about to lose their house, or a girl whose parents are about to get a divorce. And while learning about all these different areas of law is interesting, it's NOT what the description is promising. Which is very disappointing.
I think this is a great book if you want to learn about law and the different areas and how exactly things go on in a court room, with no surprise witnesses and whatnot (like you see on TV). But if you're looking for a fast-paced novel with twists and suspense, this is not the book for you. It only really starts to get interesting in the end; but still, I don't think I want to read the next one. Too much of the first one was iffy, and I don't want to waste my time.
A couple of good things about the book... I felt like it had a lot of character. Theo's life is very "perfect" in a sense. His parents are both very organized. Theo has a schedule he has to keep to - and wants to keep to. The Boone's lives are straight-forward, getting things done. It helped the story a lot. The way Grisham describes each and every lawyer, secretary, suspect, witness and judge is bright and gives life to the book. Because of this, I think I would enjoy one of Grisham's older novels. Still, overall, Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer was a disappointment for someone who was expecting the fast-paced story the description makes it sound like.
Monday, July 12, 2010
Ella Minnow Pea by Mark Dunn
Ella Minnow Pea lives on Nollop, an island off the coast of South Carolina. It was named after the esteemed Nevin Nollop, a man who had created a thirty-five letter sentence using all of the letters of the alphabet, called a pangram. A statue of Mr. Nollop was built, and above it, thirty-five tiles portrayed the wonderful sentence that started it all: "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog."
Then one day the first tile falls, and while most of the citizens of Nollop don't realize it, the statue has been there for a long time, and there's a good chance it's deteriorating. Instead the island citizens believe it is a sign from Nollop beyond the grave. As each tile falls a new letter is banned from the alphabet. The only thing that can save them is a new pangram with thiry-two letters or less. In the face of almost certain banishment, Ella and her friends work their hardest to try to deliver their small island from complete destruction by loss of letters.
I enjoyed this book from start to finish. Mark Dunn is imaginitive and I was very inspired by his incredible use of words. The idea alone, however, was enough to reel me in. Because of my love for words, I can't imagine not being able to use...let's say...the letter "M". My mom's name starts with "M". My dad's name has an "M" in it. My last name, my sister's name, not to mention Monday, or Mugs, or March, May, or November. How would - how could we live like that?
Mark Dunn gives the perfect picture of life without literature, words, and talking. Of abbreviations and offenses against Nevin Nollop. Of underground word organizations and of a sentence puzzle that was the only hope for survival for the small island of Nollop and its literate citizens.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow by Jessica Day George
This story is about a girl, the youngest in a family of twelve children, a girl with no name. The lass, she is called by her older brother, Hans-Peter. They live in a fantasy version of Nothern Europe, where snow is always falling and the families are always cold. After being effected by the enchantment of a White Reindeer, the lass finds she can talk to animals... And when she has a sudden encounter with a magical bear, called an isbjorn (which literally means ice bear), the lass heads off on a journey with the isbjorn to give her family the freedom and wealth they have always desired - all the while playing a dangerous game with the wicked spell-casters of the Northlands and the bear she comes to love.
This story was expertly told. It is original and adventurous. Jessica Day George once again delivers with her excellent writing and ability to retell folklore and fairytales with a spin. This story was originally a Nordic fairytale called "East of the Sun, West of the Moon." I've never read/heard the original story, so I don't know how close she kept it. However, because of how exciting George's version was, I want to find a copy of the original fairytale and read it.
Again, Jessica Day George writes wonderful fantasy romances while keeping things clean and sweet. I can't wait to own all of her books - to see them lined up all neatly on my shelf, and to think about the wonderful stories inside of them, knowing they'll always be a good choice.
Friday, July 9, 2010
What am I reading now?
I've been reading some pretty good books lately...and one not so great book. (But I'll get to that later...) I just read Princess of Glass by Jessica Day George and am currently reading Theodore Boone, Kid Lawyer, a children's book by acclaimed author John Grisham. In the near future I hope to be reading The Lightning Thief, the first book in the Percy Jackson series; Academy 7 by Anne Osterlund (love this author and her book Aurelia, so hopefully this one will be just as good); Avielle of Rhia (can't remember the author's name but it looks like a good fantasy story); and The Season by Sarah MacLean (an 1800's mystery/romance). And...that's it.
As for the books I'm looking forward to reading, but haven't come in at the library... Finnikin of the Rock by Melina Marchetta (recommended by Amazon while I was researching Incarceron); The Princess and the Snowbird by Mette Ivie Harrison (a fantasy romance); Dragon Slippers, Dragon Flight, and Dragon Spear by Jessica Day George; Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (believe it or not I have NOT read ANY of the Harry Potter books. I really want to though); and the Snow Walker trilogy by Catherine Fisher.
There's more. I've scratched the surface but not too much. :) The problem is, I own about 30 of the Barnes and Noble Classics series and I haven't read even half of them... Therefore, I have a lot of reading to do.
Which means I should get off of here and get to it! Theodore Boone is starting to get to the heart of the mystery, so I'm sure if I pick it up today I'll have it finished by tomorrow. Looking forward to posting about it!
Happy reading! :)
As for the books I'm looking forward to reading, but haven't come in at the library... Finnikin of the Rock by Melina Marchetta (recommended by Amazon while I was researching Incarceron); The Princess and the Snowbird by Mette Ivie Harrison (a fantasy romance); Dragon Slippers, Dragon Flight, and Dragon Spear by Jessica Day George; Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (believe it or not I have NOT read ANY of the Harry Potter books. I really want to though); and the Snow Walker trilogy by Catherine Fisher.
There's more. I've scratched the surface but not too much. :) The problem is, I own about 30 of the Barnes and Noble Classics series and I haven't read even half of them... Therefore, I have a lot of reading to do.
Which means I should get off of here and get to it! Theodore Boone is starting to get to the heart of the mystery, so I'm sure if I pick it up today I'll have it finished by tomorrow. Looking forward to posting about it!
Happy reading! :)
Monday, July 5, 2010
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Princess of the Midnight Ball by Jessica Day George
There's something going on in the royal Westfalian family, and no one can figure out what it is. The twelve princesses of all different ages haven't been to a ball in years - and yet every morning the maids wake from a deep sleep to find that the girls' dancing slippers have been worn through. And while the king puts up with this for a very long time, he soon comes to the end of his rope and says his throne (when he dies) and one of his daughters belongs to the man who can solve this mystery.
Galen, a former soldier working with his uncle as one of the king's undergardners, watches the progress as nine princes come and go with no luck in solving the mystery. Having met the princesses, Galen is concerned for their safety and decides to play his own hand, hoping that a few unexpected gifts and talents may help him along the way.
The Twelve Dancing Princesses has always been a favorite story of mine, ever since I read the Disney version in the Disney Fairytale Book. For a few years now I've been wanting to find a book that holds the same wonderful story I read all that time ago, but revised and for an older audience. After a little research I came across an author by the name of Jessica Day George, who had written exactly what I was looking for. I had never heard of George, but was willing to give this book a try for the sake of my love for the story.
I'm SOOOO glad I read this book! It was well told and easy to follow, but with some great twists that are George's original addition to the story - her signature print. The princesses are easy to like, as is Galen, the wonderful hero of this story.
Since this book I've read George's Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow (post coming soon!) and am currently reading her newest novel, Princess of Glass. I can officially say that I love this author. And while she's not the next J. K. Rowling, her stories deliver, they're fun, they're adventurous, and they're clean, which I've found can be a big problem in modern literature. All those things, and more, make George's works so enjoyable that you'll want to come back for more.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
The Princetta by Anne-Laure Bondoux
Malva is a beautiful, strong-willed young lady, the princetta of her father's kindgom, Galnicia. But there is one problem: Malva is being married off to the Prince of Andemark, a man she hardly knows and doesn't love. With the help of the Archont, her tutor, and Philomena, her chambermaid, Malva manages to escape her country - but only to fall into adventures she would have never dreamed of.
A couple things about this book caught my eye. One, the name...a twist on the title "princess". And two, the art. It swirls and twists and the colors are bright and they contrast beautifully together.
This truly was an adventure. The characters grow in such a way that makes them real and easy to understand. I could relate to most of them in different ways. They all had their own special gift or personality to give to the story to make it less and less like a book and more and more like a work of art.
If you are looking for a book that has a perfectly happy ending, don't pick this one up. I am a big fan of books that end with sacrifice and sometimes even tragedy, because it gives the book a deeper sense of reality. Now, I don't have anything against happy endings...in fact, I'm a hopeless romantic who just LOVES a happy ending, especially if it is involved in a love story. However, when an author goes against what everyone else is doing and creates a sense of mortality in the characters, while still giving them enough class to stay loved and adored for a long time, I cannot help but stand and applaud. This is exactly what Anne-Laure Bondoux has done, leaving me a happy reader.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins
Walter Hartright, one of the main characters in The Woman in White, is one of those unlikely heroes who you just cannot help but fall in love with. Art is his passion, and he's a rather quiet gentleman with kindness for everyone. However, as the story continues on, Walter shows intense courage, passion, and love in the events that change his life forever.
This book was writting differently than the majority of books. As the mystery unfolds, each character gives one or more account of what they have seen, heard, and/or carefully observed. (So when the first account come to an end, don't be shocked.) This way of presenting a story really works to convey the suspense - and danger - of the situations the characters are in. It gives the characters life, more personality.
I'm not going to give a synopsis. When I read the synopsis on the back of the copy I bought, it gave me a completely different idea of what the story was going to be like than what it actually was. (That frustrates me immensely.) All I can say, besides, "Go read this book!", is that it is full of adventure, intrique, romance and mystery. It is light and it is dark; it is fast-paced and it is emotional. I never lost interest. When I was done with it, I was so glad I had read it. It truly is a classic.
Incarceron by Catherine Fisher
Incarceron is a prison. It is the largest prison to ever exist. Civilizations have grown inside of it, people wandering, building cities, but all under Incarceron's watchful eye. Incarceron is alive.
Finn is a prisoner and a starseer. During fits of illness, he sees bouts of a past he doesn't remember, as well as Sapphique, the legend of hope to whom every prisoner looks. Finn, however feels there is no hope. None at all. Until he finds the Key. It is something he remembers from a long time ago, from that same past that torments him.
Claudia is in the Outside, and she is destined to be queen. But however magnificent her father makes it out to be, she doesn't want the title; not after what happened to Prince Giles, her first fiance. She starts to wonder, based off a few clues, if Giles was actually killed, like the Queen and the court said. And then she finds the Key...
I love it when I pick up a book and just know it's going to be a good one. While I didn't "pick this one up" in a literal sense, when I found it on Amazon, I just knew I was going to love it.
I was right.
For one, Incarceron is expertly written and crafted, from first page to last. Each character displayed Fisher's amazing ability to give life to the story, with their individual strengths and weeknesses that make them human. (My favorite character was Jared... He's one of those characters you wish you could meet.)
On word I could use to describe this book would be: smooth. There are no breaks in the story, where you wonder when it will pick up again. It is a huge example to me for my own writing, and actually helped me to see some errors in how I had constructed my story.
This leaves me with only one more thing to say: When the sequal, Sapphique, comes out later this year, I'm going to buy it. Because I know I will enjoy it.
(I won't do this with every post, but I feel obligated to say that while this is a very clean book, one of the more rough characters hates one of the female characters and calls her a "little b**ch". It is repeated five times over the course of 450 pages.)


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The Nats just turned one of the most unconventional double plays I've ever seen. How about a 5-3-6 twin-killing?
With Florida's Hanley Ramirez on first after leading off the sixth inning with a single, Dan Uggla hit a hard chopper that third baseman Ryan Zimmerman tried to short hop. Zimmerman couldn't make a clean pick and the ball squirted into the air, where he barehanded it and threw to first to get Uggla.
Ramirez, who was running on Jason Marquis' pitch, kept chugging toward third base, uncovered because Zimmerman had charged the ball. But shortstop Ian Desmond beat Ramirez to third base and first baseman Adam Dunn made an accurate throw, Desmond slapping a tag on Ramirez.


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Thu., June 28, 2007
The City Council has granted its formal approval for more lounging, sliding and splashing in the city's pools next summer.
After the swimming season ends this fall, plans call for crews to install a lazy river at Terrace View Pool, a water slide at Park Road Pool and a beach-like zero-depth pool at Valley Mission.
"What a great addition to our city," said Councilman Bill Gothmann.
His colleagues at the dais agreed, and they voted unanimously to approve designs for the upgrades at their meeting Tuesday.
"I like all the things you're adding," Mayor Diana Wilhite told Parks Director Mike Jackson after a presentation on the pools.
Councilman Rich Munson pointed jokingly out that his wife told him he couldn't come home after the meeting if he didn't vote for the improvements.
The projects will be funded with $1.6 million originally set aside by the county to replace Valley Mission pool. Subsequent studies, though, showed the pool was structurally sound and the council voted last year to spend the money on the upgrades at all three pools instead.
Architects from ORB of Renton were hired to design the new water features. They also laid out plans for more shade and deck space so the maximum number of people allowed inside can increase at pools where swimmers are sometimes turned away on busy days.
At public meetings earlier, some voiced concerns about noise at Terrace View, the upgrades' impact on swimming lessons and other issues.
"The existing pool shells will remain in place," Jackson said, and swimming lessons won't change.
The lazy river was chosen for Terrace View because it would be less noisy than the other options, he said.
The owners of Splash Down Waterpark in Valley Mission Park also were concerned that upgrades to the pool there would draw customers away from their business.
Jackson said the zero-depth pool was chosen for that site because it would be less likely to compete with the slides.
The project also includes remodeling the interior of the bath houses to conform with the Americans with Disabilities Act.


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- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? I found the colour darker and with a hint of green. It actually looks Olive at night with the lights on.
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Good, except the slats
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As the weekend is coming to a close, the promise of a fresh new week lies ahead. And while new collections for Spring and Summer are beginning to launch on a daily basis, I am constantly checking my favorites—one being Hoss Intropia, of course! Their Winter collection was just beautiful as you might remember, featuring the fair Carmen Kass, with such an easy, layered feel. As for this year, the images for their catalogue were actually taken by Helena Christensen (click here to view) at her humble home in Copenhagen. I couldn't wait to share these ones above, with so many feminine, genteel outfits to want, and in so many flattering shapes and cuts... do you have a favorite?
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I have been a fan of choco-hazelnut spread since I spent my first summer in Germany in 1992. I loved having it for breakfast on a fresh hot baguette – yum! After some years passed I started seeing it sold here and noticed that it didn't taste exactly the same as what I was getting when I visited Europe. I was recently introduced to Nocciolata and was brought right back to that summer in 1992! The taste is so authentic and I love the texture. It's still my favorite on bread for breakfast but it is super versatile!
Repeat after me: No – Chi – O – Latta and teach your kids Italian……in chocolate! Nocciolata is an Italian choco-hazelnut spread made from all organic ingredients including hazelnut paste (16%), cocoa butter, skim milk, brown sugar, sunflower oil and vanilla. Time to wave arrivederci to your Nutella obsession.
Made in the beautiful mountainous area of Asiago in Northern Italy, this delicious spread, unlike others we could mention, (Nutella's 200 calories, 11 grams of fat, 3.5 grams of them saturated and 21 grams of sugar per few tablespoons anyone?) does your kid's nutrition good. Spread on bread, piled in a pie and smothered on a sundae, this affordable treat will be the first thing on your child's lips when they race through the door after school – whichever way they can pronounce it!
Noah hadn't ever tried it and now he is hooked too. We have definitely eaten it with spoons right from the jar but I think everyone has, right?
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