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- At January 22, 2017
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A list of hot picks from owner Laura Cummings for the New Year!
DODGERS by Bill Beverly
Bill Beverly's stunning debut is a dark, haunting, literary crime novel that is also a powerful coming-of-age narrative, and one that will be sure to appeal to fans of Richard Price or The Wire. Paperback Due: 1/3/17
THE GIRL IN GREEN by Derek B. Miller
This novel begins in 1991 at the end of Desert Storm. It ends 22 years later in another place and during another war. It a war story, a mystery and also a great fiction read. Due: 1/3/17
THE SLEEPWALKER by Chris Bohjalian
When Annalee Ahlberg goes missing, her children fear the worst. Annalee is a sleepwalker whose affliction manifests in ways both bizarre and devastating. Once, she merely destroyed the hydrangeas in front of her Vermont home. More terrifying was the night her older daughter, Lianna, pulled her back from the precipice of the Gale River bridge. The morning of Annalee's disappearance, a search party combs the nearby woods. Annalee's husband, Warren, flies home from a business trip. Lianna is questioned by a young, hazel-eyed detective. And her little sister, Paige, takes to swimming the Gale to look for clues. When the police discover a small swatch of fabric, a nightshirt, ripped and hanging from a tree branch, it seems certain Annalee is dead, but Gavin Rikert, the hazel-eyed detective, continues to call, continues to stop by the Ahlbergs' Victorian home. As Lianna peels back the layers, she must ask herself: Why does the detective know so much about her mother? Why did Annalee leave her bed only when her father was away? And if she really died while sleepwalking, where was the body? Due: 1/10/17
THE MOST DANGEROUS PLACE ON EARTH by Lindsey Lee Johnson
In an edenic community of wealthy Bay Area families, Molly Nicholl, a replacement teacher from a poorer, scrubbier version of California arrives in the middle of the school year and soon becomes intrigued by the hidden lives of her privileged students. Unknown to her, a tragedy from middle school years continues to reverberate for "her" kids. These teens are all navigating a world in which every action may become public—postable, shareable, indelible, a world that Molly finds both alluring and dangerous. Due: 1/10/17
LUCKY BOY by Shanthi Sekaran
A heart-wrenching novel that gives voice to two mothers: a young undocumented Mexican woman and an Indian-American wife whose love for one lucky boy will bind their fates together. Due: 1/10/17
THE NOWHERE MAN : AN ORPHAN X NOVEL by Gregg Hurwitz
Spoken about only in whispers, it is said that when the Nowhere Man is reached by the truly desperate, he can and will do anything to save them. Evan Smoak is the Nowhere Man. Due: 1/17/17
LILLIAN BOXFISH TAKES A WALK by Kathleen Rooney
Set on New Year's Eve, 1984, 85-year-old Lillian Boxfish walks the length of Manhattan and encounters a vibrant cross-section of fellow urbanites and recollects an eventful life. Due: 1/17/17
THE FIFTH PETAL by Brunonia Barry
Barry heads back to Salem for this new novel – a complex brew of suspense, seduction and murder. From the author of The Lace Reader. Due: 1/24/17
THE GIRL BEFORE by JP Delaney
A damaged young woman gets the unique opportunity to rent a one-of-a-kind house. When she falls in love with the sexy, enigmatic architect who designed it, she has no idea she is following in the footsteps of the girl who came before: the house's former tenant. The eerie parallels in the two girls' lives lay bare an enthralling story…and make this novel the must-read thriller of the season. Due: 1/24/17
RIGHT BEHIND YOU by Lisa Gardner
Is he a hero? Is he a killer? All she knows is that he's back. For the first time in ten years, Gardner will check in on some of her best-selling characters, Pierce Quincy and Rainie Conner, as they become embroiled in an intense case that will capture fans old and new alike – a case tied far too closely to their new roles as adoptive parents to broken teen, Sharlah May. Due: 1/31/17
THE SILENCE OF THE SEA by Yrsa Sigurdardottir
In Silence of the Sea, the sixth installment in the Thóra Gudmundsdóttir series, a luxury yacht arrives in Reykjavik harbor with nobody on board. What has happened to the crew and the family who were on board when the yacht left Lisbon? An Icelandic thriller! Paperback Due: 1/31/17
4 3 2 1: A Novel by Paul Auster
Nearly two weeks early, on March 3, 1947, in the maternity ward of Beth Israel Hospital in Newark, New Jersey, Archibald Isaac Ferguson, the one and only child of Rose and Stanley Ferguson, is born. From that single beginning, Ferguson's life will take four simultaneous and independent fictional paths. Four identical Fergusons made of the same DNA, four boys who are the same boy, go on to lead four parallel and entirely different lives. Due: 1/31/17
PACHINKO by Min Jin Lee
Pachinko is a new masterpiece from the bestselling author of Free Food for Millionaires, and is great for readers of The Kite Runner and Cutting for Stone. Sweeping in scope yet deeply personal, Pachinko follows one Korean family's desperate struggles and hard-won triumphs across generations – from the 1910 Japanese annexation through the late 1980's. As they experience great joy, dark yearning, victory and despair, this hugely satisfying novel explores the enduring questions of faith, family and identity. Due: 2/7/17
ON TURPENTINE LANE by Elinor Lipman
Ellie Lipman may well have invented the screwball romantic comedy for our era, and here she is at her sharpest and best. Due: 2/14/17
A DIVIDED SPY by Charles Cumming
Thomas Kell thought he was done with spying. A former MI6 officer, he devoted his life to the Service, but it has left him with nothing but grief and a simmering anger against the Kremlin. Then Kell is offered an unexpected chance at revenge. Taking the law into his own hands, he embarks on a mission to recruit a top Russian spy who is in possession of a terrifying secret. As the mission reaches boiling point, the threat of a catastrophic terrorist attack looms over Britain. Kell is faced with an impossible choice. Loyalty to MI6—or to his own conscience? Due: 2/14/17
LINCOLN IN THE BARDO by George Saunders
On February 22, 1862, two days after his death, Willie Lincoln was laid to rest in a marble crypt in a Georgetown cemetery. That very night, shattered by grief, Abraham Lincoln arrives at the cemetery under cover of darkness and visits the crypt, alone, to spend time with his son's body. Due: 2/14/17
THE MOTHER'S PROMISE by Sally Hepworth
Alice and her daughter Zoe have been a family of two all their lives. Zoe has always struggled with crippling social anxiety and her mother has been her constant and fierce protector. With no family to speak of, and the identity of Zoe's father shrouded in mystery, their team of two works – until it doesn't. Due: 2/21/17
EDGAR AND LUCY by Victor Lodato
There's his mother, Lucy, who, though she has moments where she loves him, mostly disappears at night with her various "suitors." And then there's his grandmother, Florence, who dotes on him to the point where she is at a loss when he isn't around. When Florence suddenly dies, Lucy is thrown into the role of main caretaker and doesn't know how to handle her new job. But as Edgar and Lucy adjust, they must also deal with Ron, a local butcher who wants to court Lucy, and Conrad, an unsettlingly attentive adult whose intentions are at one more sinister and more innocent than Edgar could ever know. Due: 3/7/17
NORSE MYTHOLOGY by Neil Gaiman
Introducing an instant classic—master storyteller Neil Gaiman presents a dazzling version of the great Norse myths. Neil Gaiman has long been inspired by ancient mythology in creating the fantastical realms of his fiction. Now he turns his attention back to the source, presenting a bravura rendition of the great northern tales. Due: 2/7/17
Events for Summer & Fall 2017
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We have a great series of North Conway, NH book store events coming up and we keep adding on, so do check regularly! See when our book groups are meeting and what they're reading and meet our many visiting authors – there really is something for everyone. And if you can't make it to the event, just send us an email or give us a call and we can get a book signed for you – no problem!
Mystery Book Group – Thursday, July 13, 7 p.m.
Scene of the Climb (A Pacific Northwest Mystery) by Kate Dyer-Seeley
Thursday Night Book Group – Thursday, July 27, 7 p.m.
The Atomic Weight of Love by Elizabeth J. Church
Thursday, July 27, 4-6 pm
Mystery Book Group – Thursday, August 10, 7 p.m.
White Bones by Graham Masterton
Thursday Night Book Group – Thursday, August 24, 7 p.m.
Lily and the Octopus by Steven Rowley
Mystery Book Group – Thursday, September 14, 7 p.m.
Badlands by C.J. Box
Friday, September 22 at 5 p.m
Author Presentation with Casey Sherman
Thursday Night Book Group – Thursday, September 28, 7 p.m.
Rabbit Cake by Annie Hartnett
Mystery Book Group – Thursday, October 12, 7 p.m.
One in a Million Boy by Monica Wood
Thursday Night Book Group – Thursday, October 26, 7 p.m. at Kennett High School
One in a Million Boy by Monica Wood
Mystery Book Group – Thursday, November 9, 7 p.m.
Blood Strand by Chris Ould
The Local White Birch Books Top Ten List – 2016
- At January 02, 2017
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One thing that we can count on when we head into a new year is year-end best of lists. For books, there are always the best-selling lists, the critic's lists and, of course, the White Birch Books Local Top Ten list. Let's dig right in!
Holding the top spot this year is The Finest Hours by Michael Tougias and Casey Sherman. Although not a local book per se, it was our community read selection this year. White Birch Books partnered with local libraries across the Valley to promote and discuss this book, ending with a grand finale event with the author that was attended by more than 150 people. The story of a near impossible Coast Guard rescue resonated with readers as they compared it to the amazing work our local rescuers do time and again. A great read AND a great movie!
A perennial favorite and annual chart topper, Following Atticus by Tom Ryan, sits up high again this year. For a book that was originally published five years ago, this is a pretty amazing feat. For those who do not know the book, it is the story of Tom, an unlikely hiker, and Atticus, a miniature schnauzer, and their attempt to climb all 48 of New Hampshire's 4000-foot peaks twice in one winter while raising money for charity. We are very much looking forward to the continuing this story when Will's Red Coat comes out in late April.
Our next author is always in the annual top ten, too. Lisa Gardner has the number three spot for 2016 with Find Her, a thriller where we enter the world of a young woman who was abducted and terrorized for 472 days. Gardner gives us an inside look at the FBI and the victim advocate's role. This is a thriller in the truest sense. Gardner's next book is Right Behind You. White Birch Books will once again collaborate with Horsefeathers for the debut book event. This year it is scheduled for Monday January 30, starting at 7 p.m. I suspect we will see Lisa Gardner on the list next year, too.
Desperate Steps: Life, Death, and Choices Made in the Mountains of the Northeast, written by Peter Kick, was also a late addition to last year's list and kept the momentum to reach again this year. The book recounts 20 true tales of backcountry misadventure and misfortune, including incidents along the Appalachian Trail, and seeks the lessons to be learned. Weather is unpredictable and even the best laid plans go awry – sometimes, the best decision is to just read the book!
Other popular outdoor books, and basically staples of our local book section, are AMC's Best Day Hikes in the White Mountains by Robert Buchsbaum and the White Mountain Guide by Steve Smith, also published by the Appalachian Mountain Club. Both books are must-haves for the region. Together they offer almost all of the hiking advice, trail descriptions and suggestions that any local or visitor might need to fully enjoy the area.
A newcomer to the list this year is Not Just A Recipe: Celebrating People, Places and Food by Pat Altomare. Pat was a guest of the Cold River Radio Show and made an appearance at the bookstore. Her cookbook is full of recipes from her family, as well as from her travels all over the world.
Another book on our list is Death at the Day Lily Cafe, set on Maryland's Eastern Shore. We can't even pretend that's local, but it makes our list because the author, Wendy Sand Eckel, is related to one of our former employees. This is the second book in the series and features recipes as well as sleuthing and was given the thumbs up by our Mystery Book Club.
Two novels round out our local top ten list. The first is The Major's Daughter by J.P. Francis (also known as N.H. author Joe Monninger). This novel is based on the true story of German prisoners of war held in Stark, N.H., during World War II. It's a great bit of mostly unknown history and Joe has turned it into a wonderful little novel.
Breaking Wild by Diane LesBecquets takes the final spot. The book is set out west, but Diane is from New Hampshire. It tells the story of two women, one lost in the wilderness and the other working to find her. They are both complicated and strong – fantastic women characters who work and play in the great outdoors.
So that's it!– the second annual White Birch Books Local Top Ten List for 2016. What will 2017 bring in the way of local favorites? Only time will tell!
Laura Cummings owns and operates White Birch Books, an independent full service bookstore serving the Mt. Washington Valley – and beyond – for 24 years and counting.
Mystery Book Groups – Summer & Fall 2017
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The Mystery Book Club meets at the store on the second Thursday of every month with Barb as the fearless leader. A small group, discussion books range from historical mysteries to contemporary thrillers. Books are usually picked a couple months in advance, but sometimes the group goes crazy and lines up books for several months. As with all of our groups, the Mystery Book Club is open to anyone interested and can be a great place to meet fellow readers. We've seen wonderful friendships form and grow while discussing murder and mayhem –as it should be!
Mystery Book Group – Thursday, August 10, 7 p.m.
White Bones by Graham Masterton
Mystery Book Group – Thursday, September 14, 7 p.m.
Badlands by C.J. Box
Mystery Book Group – Thursday, October 12, 7 p.m.
One in a Million Boy by Monica Wood
Mystery Book Group – Thursday, November 9, 7 p.m.
Blood Strand by Chris Ould
OLLI – Best Books for the Holidays and Beyond by Laura Cummings – November 2016
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OLLI – Best Books for the Holidays and Beyond by Laura Cummings – November
THE SLOW WALTZ OF TURTLES by Katherine Pancol
In this mega-bestseller from France and the follow-up to The Yellow Eyes of Crocodiles, a woman contends with divorce, family trouble, and even murder in her journey to discover who she really is. As Joséphine struggles to find her voice and her confidence amidst a messy web of relationships and a string of murders, she and those around her must learn to push on with determination, like headstrong little turtles learning to dance slowly in a world that's too violent and moving too fast. Paperback Due: 11/1/16
ORPHANS OF THE CARNIVAL by Carol Birch
London had the best freaks, always had. The Egyptian Hall, the Promenade of Wonders, the Siamese twins, pinheads, midgets, cannibals, giants, living skeletons, the fat, the hairy, the legless, the armless, the noseless, London had seen it all. In the Hall of Ugliness the competition was stiff. But no one had ever seen anything quite like Julia…. Pronounced by the most eminent physician of the day to be "a true hybrid wherein the nature of woman presides over that of the brute," Julia Pastrana stood apart from the other carnival acts. Due: 11/8/16
SWING TIME by Zadie Smith
Dazzlingly energetic and deeply human, Swing Time is a story about friendship and music and stubborn roots, about how we are shaped by these things and how we can survive them. Moving from North-West London to West Africa, it is an exuberant dance to the music of time.
Due: 11/15/16
THE DEVIL IN THE VALLEY by Castle Freeman
By the author of the acclaimed novel Go With Me, which has now been adapted to a film, a modern reimagining of Doctor Faustus, set in Castle Freeman Jr.'s trademark depiction of rural Vermont. In his quiet Vermont home, a man named Taft sits and wonders what's missing from his life. He's at a loss until a strange voice startles him from the rocking chair, where a stranger has seemingly appeared out of nowhere: well-dressed and smooth-talking, this man offers Taft the chance to have anything he's ever wanted—for a price. Due: 11/15/16
CONCLAVE by Robert Harris
Harris has done extraordinary research into the workings of the Vatican – Conclave is as narratively thrilling as any of Harris's previous best-selling novels, but it also gives us an insider's portrait of one of the most shrouded places on earth. Due: 11/22/16
I'LL TAKE YOU THERE by Wally Lamb
New York Times bestselling author Wally Lamb weaves an evocative, deeply affecting tapestry of one Baby Boomer's life—Felix Funicello, introduced in Wishin' and Hopin'—and the trio of unforgettable women who have changed it, in this radiant story of the American Century that is an homage to the resiliency, strength, and power of women. Due: 11/22/16
MOONGLOW by Michael Chabon
In 1989, fresh from the publication of his first novel, The Mysteries of Pittsburgh, Michael Chabon traveled to his mother's home in Oakland, California to visit his terminally ill grandfather. Tongue loosened by powerful painkillers, memory stirred by the imminence of death, Chabon's grandfather shared recollections and told stories the younger man had never heard before, uncovering bits and pieces of a history long buried and forgotten. That dreamlike week of revelations forms the basis for the novel Moonglow. Due: 11/22/16
STORM CELL: A Lewis Cole Mystery by Brendan DuBois
Lewis Cole is back! In his tenth outing, retired intelligence analyst Lewis Cole faces his most daunting challenge yet: Trying to save his friend Felix Tinios from being sent to death row after a conviction on first degree murder—but Felix refuses to accept Lewis' assistance. Due: 11/22/16
THE SPY by Paulo Coelho
Over the past twenty years, Germany, Holland, and MI5 in the UK have released their files on Mata Hari, and it provided Coelho with a trove of information as he was researching his novel. Using first-person narrative, Coelho reimagines Mata Hari's life through her final letter, which was written the week before her execution. There, from prison, Mata Hari reveals the choices she made in pursuing her own truth–from her childhood in a small Dutch town, to her unhappy years as the wife of an alcoholic diplomat in Java, to her calculated and self-fashioned rise to celebrity in France. At her death by firing squad — as she stared down her executioners and refused to be blindfolded — Mata Hari famously said, "I am ready." Coelho says of that moment, "her only crime was to be an independent woman." Due: 11/22/16
VICTORIA by Daisy Goodwin
Early one morning, less than a month after her eighteenth birthday, Alexandrina Victoria is roused from bed with the news that her uncle, William IV, has died and she is now Queen of England. The men who run the country have doubts about whether this tiny teenager can be the ruler of the greatest nation in the world. Her mother and her venal advisor, Sir John Conroy think that they will rule through her, and her uncle the villainous Duke of Cumberland thinks he would be a more suitable monarch than a hysterical young woman. The young Queen is no puppet. Despite have been kept in seclusion at Kensington Palace, she has very definite ideas about the kind of Queen she wants to be, and the first thing is to choose her name. Due: 11/22/16
THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING by Fannie Flagg
Elmwood Springs, Missouri, is a small town like any other, but something strange is happening out at the cemetery. "Still Meadows," as it's called, is anything but still. Original, profound, this novel in the tradition of Thornton Wilder's Our Town and Flagg's Can't Wait to Get to Heaven, tells the story of Lordor Nordstrom, his Swedish mail-order bride Katrina, their neighbors and descendants, as they live, love, die, and carry on in mysterious and surprising ways. Flagg reminds us, in The Whole Town's Talking, that community is vital, life is a gift, and love never dies. Due: 11/29/16
PRINCE LESTAT AND THE REALMS OF ATLANTIS: The Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice
It's Anne Rice – she's back with the vampires doing what she does best. Due: 11/29/16
THE HIGH MOUNTAINS OF PORTUGAL by Yann Martel
In this allegorical novel—quixotic quest story, ghost story, and contemporary realism—all set in Portugal (in Lisbon and in the fictional High Mountains of Portugal)—in the 17th century, at the turn of the 20th century, mid-20th century, and today—Yann Martel presents us with three intersecting narratives that explore our relationship with faith. Harkens back to Life of Pi. Paperback Due: 11/29/16
A WRETCHED AND PRECARIOUS SITUATION: IN SEARCH OF THE LAST ARCTIC FRONTIER by David Welky
Based on a trove of unpublished letters, diaries, and field notes, A Wretched and Precarious Situation is a harrowing Arctic adventure unlike any other. What began as a 2 year expedition became a 5 year ordeal & disaster. Remarkable true story of adventure, betrayal and trial. Due: 11/1/16
RAY & JOAN: THE MAN WHO MADE THE MCDONALD'S FORTUNE AND THE WOMAN WHO GAVE IT ALL AWAY by Lisa Napoli
The dramatic relationship between Ray Kroc, the man who amassed a fortune as chairman of one of America's most controversial and iconic companies–McDonald's–and the passionate woman, his wife, Joan, who then gave that fortune away. Due: 11/15/16
A MATTER OF HONOR: PEARL HARBOR: BETRAYAL, BLAME, AND A FAMILY'S QUEST FOR JUSTICE by Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan
A gripping narrative about the downfall Admiral Kimmel, the Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Pacific Fleet at the time of the attack on Pearl Harbor, and his family's 75 year fight to exonerate their father. The New York Times-bestselling authors have had unprecedented access to documents, interviewees, and other materials in their investigation, and the book is timed for the 75th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack. Due: 11/15/16
OUR REVOLUTION: A FUTURE TO BELIEVE IN by Bernie Sanders
An inside account of Sanders' extraordinary campaign—and a blueprint for future political action. In Our Revolution, Sanders shares his personal experiences from the campaign trail, recounting the details of his historic primary fight and the people who made it possible. And for the millions looking to continue the political revolution, he outlines a progressive economic, environmental, racial, and social justice agenda that will create jobs, raise wages, protect the environment, and provide health care for all—and ultimately transform our country and our world for the better. The campaign may be over, but the struggle goes on. Due: 11/15/16
THANK YOU FOR BEING LATE: AN OPTIMIST'S GUIDE TO THRIVING IN THE AGE OF ACCELERATIONS by Thomas L. Friedman
A BRIEF THEORY OF EVERYTHING. In this book, Friedman ties together all the major developments of the past ten years – from the rise of cloud computing to ISIS – and explains why they happened, and why they happened together. Due: 11/22/16
THE DAILY SHOW (THE BOOK): AN ORAL HISTORY AS TOLD BY JON STEWART, THE CORRESPONDENTS, STAFF AND GUESTS by Jon Stewart, Chris Smith
The complete, uncensored history of the award-winning The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, as told by its correspondents, writers, and host. Due: 11/22/16
BORN A CRIME: STORIES FROM A SOUTH AFRICAN CHILDHOOD by Trevor Noah
The compelling, inspiring, and comically sublime story of a young man's coming of age, set during the twilight of apartheid and the tumultuous days of freedom that followed. Due: 11/15/16
THE PRINCESS DIARIST by Carrie Fisher
Carrie Fisher, the most idiosyncratic of Hollywood stars, again explores her life as the child of Tinseltown royalty, her adventures as Princess Leia, and her misadventures as Bi-Polar Woman of the Year—with another series of hilarious, jaw-dropping and interconnected autobiographical essays. Due: 11/22/16


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- Year:
- 1984
- Length:
- 41'
- Engine/Fuel Type:
- Twin / Gas/Petrol
- Located In:
- 1000 Islands, NY
- Hull Material:
- Fiberglass
- 59909-2834031
- Current Price:
Numerous Updates:
GM 454 Twin Gas Engines New in 2010
New Canvas on the Flybridge (2014)
Main Deck Isinglass (2014)
Couch, Chairs, Counter and Curtains (2013)
Port and Starboard Transmission Rebuilt (2011)
Garmin GPS Touchscreen (2013)
Bottom Paint (2014)
Teak Refinished (2014)
AC Pumps (2) Replaced
TANIA ANDRE' @ 315-783-0036 or email email@example.com
VESSEL IS LOCATED IN: 1000 Islands, NY
Please contact Tania Andre' at 315-783-0036
Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
Boat Name
Fanti Sea
LOA: 41 ft 0 in
Beam: 14 ft 0 in
Maximum Draft: 3 ft 3 in
Displacement: 26565 lbs
Total Power: 680 HP
Engine 1:
Engine Brand: GM
Year Built: 1984
Engine Model: 454
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Gas/Petrol
Engine Hours: 245
Engine Power: 340 HP
Engine 2:
Engine Brand: GM
Year Built: 1984
Engine Model: 454
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Gas/Petrol
Engine Hours: 245
Engine Power: 340 HP
Cruising Speed: 15 knots
Maximum Speed: 24 knots
Fresh Water Tanks: (100 Gallons)
Fuel Tanks: (350 Gallons)
Main Salon
- L-Shaped Sleeper Sofa and 3 Occasional Chairs
- Entering the main salon from the aft deck there is a couch, chair and ottoman to the starboard along with a mirrored aft bulkhead. The entire area has carpeting with blinds and window treatments, giving a very open and spacious feel.
- Satellite TV
- Galley Maid Electric Stove, 3 burner with oven
- Princess Microwave Oven
- Hotpoint Refrigerator, 120 VAC, Full-Size with Freezer
- Owners and guests can dine at the breakfast bar or in the main salon with its large coffee table. The area is airy and well lit with valance lighting.
- The galley is located forward on the portside surrounded by a breakfast bar with stools.
- Deep SS sink
- Hot water Heater
Staterooms and Heads
Master stateroom is located aft and very spacious with plenty of drawers and storage. Features a queen-sized bed located on centerline between two large portlights. Also features two large dressers on each side of the bed, vanity and mirror.
There is a large hanging locker located across from the master head, which includes vanity, sink and a separate shower. A recent up-grade includes a Vacuflush head system.
The Guest Stateroom is located forward featuring large Vee berth with custom filler cushions, plenty of storage, mirror and good lighting. The guest head is located on the portside with shower, sink and brand new Vacuflush head system.
Deck and Cockpit
The aft deck area includes the lower control station on centerline of the vessel. The main entry to the salon is to the portside
A stainless steel ladder provides access to the fly-bridge and the upper control area.
Upper control helm on centerline with bimini top, windshield and ample seating.
- Forward Bench Cover
- Bimini Top
- Spotlight
- Windshield Wiper
- Aft Deck Seating
- Aft Deck Carpeting
- Aft Deck Canvas Enclosure
- Docking Lights
- Dock Lines & Fenders
- Freshwater Washdown
- Teak Cap Rails
- Windlass Anchor
- Lower Helm Cover
- Bridge Cover
- Bow rail with Pulpit
- Swim Platform
- Stern Rail
- Boarding Ladder
- Grab Rails
- Ship's Bell
- Stern Seat
- Deck Chairs
- Lower Helm
- Hard Top
- Ice Maker in Lower Helm
Electronics and Helm
- Garmin GPS Map 17N
- Datamarine Sandpiper DL Depth Sounder (2)
- Ritchie Compass (2)
- Raytheon Ray 270 VHF Marine Radio (2)
- Navigation lights
- Raytheon R20 Radar
- Alpine Stereo with CD player in Cabin
- Color Panasonic TV
- Satellite TV
- Intercom
- 50 amp Shore Power (2)
- Battery Charger
- Batteries (2)
- Onan Generator 6.5kW
- Simpson Lawrence Power Windlass
- Reverse Cycle AC/Heat (3) Marine Air Systems in V-Berth, Main Cabin & Aft Cabin
- Trim Tabs with Indicators at both Stations
Engine Details and Mechanical Equipment
- Automatic Halon Fire Suppression System
- Fuel Shut-Off Valves
- 245 hours
- 340hp
- GM 454 Twin Gas Engines New in 2010
- Emergency Engine Stops
- Engine Alarms
- Bilge Blowers
- 3 Bilge Pumps
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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Baked Delicata Squash With Lime Butter
READY IN: 35mins
Recipe by Ellee
I spotted these colorful squash at a farm stand in Vermont last weekend - I brought them home and scoured the Internet to find out what to do with them! I found the following recipe on whatscookingamerica.net. The squash turned out to be delicious, with delicate, edible skin. The tangy/spicy butter topping complemented the mild squash perfectly.
Top Review by subaruthie
I love the lime and chili flavor!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 (3/4 lb) delicata squash
- 3 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- salt & freshly ground black pepper
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Cut squash in half lengthwise and remove fibers and seeds. Place cut-side down in a glass baking dish and add water to the dish to a depth of 1/4 inch.
- Bake 30 minutes or until squash is soft but not mushy. Remove from oven.
- In a small bowl, combine butter, lime juice, and chili powder; stir until well blended. Season with salt and pepper.
- Spoon the butter mixture into baked squash cavities and serve hot.


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Ukraine's milk production has more than halved in the past 20 years, creating serious concerns for the Government. A FAO/EBRD dairy market study offered preliminary recommendations to address these concerns, including a greater focus on the sector couple with increased stability, and also identified the apparent need for more dialogue between the private and the public sectors.
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Previously in Tempests
While Eizo and Kanae are mysteriously missing, Sohyon begins having strange dreams. He goes to see Madame Lao, a dream interpreter and fortune teller, and has a very strange series of dreams/visions to awaken in the barn by Meali, leaving him to believe that he might not have gone to see Madame Lao at all...
The sun shines through for but a moment
"What?! Again?" Sohyon held the door open for a very nervous looking messenger. This one held up a handkerchief to his forehead, dabbing sweat off while avoiding eye contact. The colors of his uniform could just barely distinguish himself as one of Emperor Mashita's men. It was mid-morning; judging from how active the city was at night, Sohyon guessed that most of the nobles did not get up until now. The atmosphere was calm, with little more activity than the bustling of gossiping housewives down the street.
"Yes," the messenger replied. "He said that he wanted to meet with you personally this time—without his son and the other nobles."
The airbender blinked and shook his head in slight disbelief. His life had been exceedingly strange the past few weeks, with Eizo and Kanae mysteriously gone and many strange happenings. Three nights ago was the incident with Madam Lao, and then just last night he thought he heard a strange animal rustling against the house outside. "When does the Emperor want to meet with me?"
"As soon as possible."
Once again Sohyon shook his head and sighed. "I'll just follow you there." As he stepped outside, Sohyon closed the door behind him. Over the past few days, he had developed a habit of making sure that it was completely shut and that Meali was okay—his superstitions seemed to be steadily becoming greater and greater.
The route to the Emperor's house had become familiar; this was not because he had been there very often, but rather because determining its location became easier and easier the longer Sohyon lived here. Lived... the word lived caught in Sohyon's throat a bit. He did not think of this place as his home, but as time progressed he became increasingly more absorbed in the culture around him. Frighteningly enough, the sights around him were becoming as familiar as the Air Temple he had grown up in. The thought sent a shiver down Sohyon's spine as he continued to follow the messenger.
Eventually they came upon the mansion, which seemed just as unremarkable now as it had the first time Sohyon was there despite the size and grandeur of the building. Unlike the last time, this messenger did not try to explain anything to Sohyon and rather hurried forward with his head ducked low. It was as if he was hiding from something, but Sohyon could not quite place his finger on what.
Rather than lead him towards the dining hall again, Sohyon was this time lead to a tucked away room towards the left wing of the building. The messenger stopped in front of a great glass door, through which Sohyon could see the Emperor pacing. Even as the door creaked open, the emperor hardly looked up. It was only after the matching creaking noise accompanied the door closing that Mashita made eye contact with Sohyon. "It's good to see you again, mediator. I understand that our last meeting was a bit... hectic, to say the least."
After a brief silence, Mashita gestured towards a chair. "Please, sit." Sohyon obliged, taking the opportunity to look around. The room appeared to be some sort of office, with paintings covering the walls and an expensive-looking desk facing an open window overlooking the city. Everything in the room seemed almost foreign, with vibrant summer tones versus the typical tones nations of Earth took. "Most of the furniture is from the Fire Nation—my father bought the furniture from the capital just before chaos broke out." He laughed a little while pouring what Sohyon guessed to be some form of alcohol into a cup on his desk. "I suppose getting mixed up in chaos runs in the family. You don't drink, do you?"
The Emperor chuckled again. "That's what I had thought. My father always told me not to trust a man who doesn't drink. I guess I can make an exception." With this reflection, Mashita simply leaned back in his chair. He held his cup tenderly in his right hand before taking a sip, setting it down, and reflecting again. "I called you here to clarify and correct any rumors you might have heard. An informant of mine has told me that the Empress's bodyguard told you of the assassination attempt."
Sohyon furrowed his brows. "There was an assassination attempt?"
"Ah," the Emperor smiled ironically, "it must have been your friends who heard, then. I suppose it's best if you hear it from me?" He sighed before continuing, "I can't say I know much, despite whatever busybodies have told you otherwise. I know about as much as any of those people really know—and that's just that someone tried to kill the Empress last year."
"Who was it?" Though this question came from his lips, Sohyon internally knew that the Emperor was just trying to cover himself up on this matter. Further, the question as to why Eizo and Kanae never told him was nagging at the back of his mind. They had been strange lately, and this only drove into Sohyon a feeling that he couldn't even trust his friends.
"That's the thing," the Emperor declared. "No one knows, and so all their fingers pointed to me. But I don't want to kill her, and that's why I brought you here: to tell you the truth."
The airbender said nothing. His brow remained furrowed as he held back his skepticism about the Emperor's integrity. In the time that he had spent in Ishi Sentō, Sohyon was fairly sure that not a soul had told the truth.
Sensing that Sohyon would not reply, the Emperor continued, "You probably know that I proposed to the Empress, and she refused. But what no one understands is that it was not just a move on my part to gain more power." As he spoke, Mashita removed a large map and gestured for Sohyon to come over. The latter stood and did so. It was a large map of the land of Earth. "Here are our empires," Mashita explained while pointing to two bordering segments of land. He moved his finger upwards to outline a mass about twice as big as either of their empires. "This is the so-called 'Earth Kingdom'. I can tell that he's hungry to swallow us into his kingdom, and alone none of us can stand against his army. I wanted to marry Ichihara so that we could have a strong union between our two countries, and it would happen that marriage is the traditional way to do so."
"But that can't be all," Sohyon caught himself saying while examining the piece of paper.
"Indeed..." Mashita trailed off with another exhalation. "The truth is dark, mediator, but please remember that I am just human and I just want to do what is best for my people." With a sigh and another sip of alcohol, he continued, "The truth is that I want another son. You might have noticed that Eiichi is not particularly fit to rule... I need to have another heir so that my people don't serve under a cruel and arrogant leader. If I had a child with just anyone, it would look back. But marrying an empress after my wife's death... it would be judged kinder than marrying my maid, you see?"
"But Eiichi is still your firstborn."
"And that is the slight hiccup in my plan. You see... I would have to... do away... with my son."
This shocked Sohyon beyond anything else the Emperor had said. No one could argue against Eiichi being a jerk, but regardless of that the teenager was still this man's son. "You'd kill your own son?! But it's your fault that he's turned out this way!"
"I know! Please, try to understand. My wife was a kind woman, and when the signs began to show of Eiichi's stubborn nature, well... we didn't know what to do. She catered to his needs, and I hardly spent enough time with him to teach him otherwise. Then, when my wife died—" Suddenly, the Emperor became choked up. This show of emotions caught Sohyon off-guard, but it was not long-lived. "After my wife died, there was no one. It is my fault, but that doesn't make Eiichi any less of a danger to the welfare of my empire and its people."
For a moment, Sohyon simply leaned back to process this information. As the gears of his thought process churned against each other, he began to speak, "If you really do want another child, then there's no way that you would have sent out the assassin." It seemed like a convenient setup, but nonetheless this was the conclusion Sohyon reached.
Mashita beamed, pleasantly surprised that Sohyon deciphered the message. "Exactly! But you see why I don't want to make this public, even if to disrepute the rumors. But as you are supposed to be unbiased, I thought you should know my side as well, as embarrassing as it might be."
Sohyon sighed. This much was true—he did need to know both sides. While the fact that the Emperor was planning on killing his own son was disturbing, it did not particularly have anything to do with the reason why Sohyon was there. Further, the knowledge would help Sohyon to guide Eizo and Kanae down a better path on their strange investigation. That is, if he ever saw them again. "But if it couldn't have been you, who could have tried to kill her?" After saying this, Sohyon reconsidered his words, "Who would try to kill her?"
"I have a couple of theories..." The Emperor sat back and folded his hands against his chest. "Unfortunately, the most prevalent suspect would probably be Saromi."
"Saromi? Isn't he one of your allies...?"
"I understand it looks bad!" Mashita appeared exasperated, unfolding his hands to rub his temples in apparent fatigue. "But I'm trying to be honest with you, mediator. Saromi is a bit touched in the head, if you haven't caught on to it. He goes to all these crazy lengths to make me look better for whatever selfish motivations he has. I wouldn't put it past him to hire an assassin to eliminate her completely. Obviously I haven't told him about wanting another son, but quite frankly I don't think he'd care—he's power hungry, even with how much wealth he already has."
"Lord Saromi is power hungry?" Sohyon's brow remained knitted in the expression Eizo had so frequently taunted. "He doesn't strike me as the sort. All he does is throw parties."
"But that's just the thing, mediator!" Mashita hushed as a servant walked past the glass door. "Do you know how much gossip he collects at those things? Why, he knows more about my son than I do."
"This seems like a stretch."
"I'm not saying it's the truth. No one knows for sure who tried to kill Empress Ichihara. This is just my guess. Ask your friends where they've gotten, if they've gotten anywhere." Once he said this, Mashita noticed Sohyon's face fall and quickly added, "I'm sorry if I'm out of place in saying that."
"No, it's fine—I really do need to talk with them."
By the time Sohyon reached his temporary home, the sun was at the highest point in the sky. For some reason, it was burning more than it had during the summer, overall making for a rather miserable walk. Meali grunted per usual when he approached and Sohyon returned the grunt with a nod.
Upon entering the house, however, Sohyon was instantly brought out of the routine. "Soh! It's perfect, we have it all figured out!" Eizo and Kanae sat side by side in front of the low table in the middle of the main room; the former wore a goofy grin while the latter appeared to be forcing herself to keep a straight face.
"All this planning paid off; we have a totally foolproof plan—"
"Stop talking!" Sohyon interrupted them sharply, causing both to reel from shock. "You've been gone for weeks and all you can do is jump into what happened? Where in the name of the spirits have you been?!"
"Well, we've—"
"Just stop talking!" It was clear that Sohyon was exasperated. Hesitantly, Eizo and Kanae obliged. They leaned away from Sohyon, casting their eyes downward like wounded puppies. Seeing them like this hurt Sohyon, but at the same time he knew that he could not afford to be too easy on them. After all, they had just vanished without speaking to him, and he had to make it completely clear that he was not okay with this behavior.
A few minutes of silence passed before Eizo worked up the courage to talk again. "Soh, we're sorry we left without talking to you. It just—"
"Did you even think about what you were doing?" Sohyon's brow furrowed as he gave his best friend a disappointed look. "I want to know that this wasn't just your thoughtlessness, Eizo."
Eizo glanced away from the gaze of his friend. "I'm sorry." These two words, while often used insincerely, came from the airbender in the most apologetic tone possible.
"Have all these years taught you nothing? I can understand when you slip up like this at the Air Temple, Eizo, but this is more serious. I didn't know where you two were for several weeks, and quite honestly I was most worried by the fact that after a while I stopped wondering."
"I'm sorr—"
"More importantly, why didn't you tell me about the assassination attempt?" Sohyon took a deep breath after speaking.
"That is also attributed to forgetfulness," Kanae admitted. "The incident with Lady Saromi distracted us from what we had learned..." She trailed off and cleared her throat. "Did you hear everything? About the Empress's sister dying and her scar?"
"I did not."
"When the assassin struck," Eizo began, "he didn't kill the Empress, but he did kill her sister. Even after that she didn't declare war, though. That in mind, it looks like this conflict might never escalate into anything."
"I wouldn't be so sure." Sohyon pursed his lips and furrowed his brow while sitting on the ground in front of his two comrades. "I talked with Emperor Mashita, who suspects Lord Saromi of trying to orchestrate an end to the Empress."
"Lord Saromi, you say?" Eizo glanced over at Kanae with a slight grin. "That's perfect!"
"What do you mean...?"
"Well, you see, in the past few weeks, we've been creating the perfect plan for Kanae to seduce Saromi!"
Author's Note
So this is why the chapter is so bad: first, my editor has been sick. Being the kind and benevolent writer that I am, after taking a group of ruffians to her house and determining 1) her father's existence and 2) that she was in fact sick, I made the decision not to bother her with this chapter. At the same time, that means that I'm the only person who has edited it and therefore there may be quite a few mistakes or sentences that make zero sense. Second, I have not been feeling well (I live in one of the flu-epicenters of the United States right now T^T), but to keep myself going to school I went to bed early most nights, during which time I would normally be writing this chapter.
To sum it up, I wrote this all last night and it hasn't really been edited, but I wanted to keep myself honest with the weekly releases. I'm sorry if this is a disappointment to my loyal readers but... well... let's just say next week's will be pretty amusing and I hope will make up for the lack of quality in this one ^_^
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WHY am I not surprised at what I have just read regarding the plans for the Kings Dock and what must be a superbly designed building at Brunswick Dock?
What is the matter with this council? Are they afraid of something radically different? What must go down in history as the biggest steal is that our city is to be the European Capital of Culture. What must the city fathers of Newcastle feel when they continually see the events of this blinkered council?
Magnificent plans, iconic buildings, a tramway system second to none. Have any of these materialised? NO.
For years we have dreamed of having an indoor arena, but yet again this council continues to ignore the thoughts and ideals of its citizens.
I am a proud Liverpudlian but I believe the people of Newcastle have been cheated out of the culture title.
Let us see someone in the council have the courage of conviction and agree to the development of 21st century iconic building such as the Manchester Urbis, Newcastle Sage and, of course, the Guggenheim.
Graham Skinner,
Liverpool Vision Community Engagement Panel
Backward city >
WHAT is wrong with the planners in this city? Who are the people on these committees that they can consistently ruin plans for regeneration?
Time and again we are humiliated in the face of our neighbouring cities, from the collapse of the National Discovery Park in 1999, the Fourth Grace, The Met Quarter (now finally under way), The Kings Dock, and now I read that the fantastic skyscraper planned for Brunswick is also about to be scrapped.
I am sick and tired of this city's insular and backward thinking attitude. The director of Maro, in charge of the new skyscraper said: "If we had gone to Manchester, Newcastle or Leeds with this building we would already be on site." Exactly..
This city, for all its good intentions, cannot see beyond red tape and bureaucracy. If this council continues with its constant objections we are heading towards a Liverpool City of Humiliation 2008. Watch this space, any day now I'm sure we'll be hearing of the collapse of the Grosvenor Project.
M. Wingfield,
Bottom of league >
A RECENT survey by research consultancy, Omis, placed Liverpool bottom of 20 British cities for business growth. The suggestion and reasoning, presumably reflecting council policy, made by Councillor Munby that the Brunswick Quay project is not an appropriate development, is exactly why Omis have come to their conclusion.
Brunswick Quay is a top class development bringing substantial inward investment into Liverpool. Indeed Councillor Munby says it is a beautiful building. The image of this elegant building on the waterfront is stunning and makes a huge statement about where Liverpool should be heading.
The reasons given for possible rejection of Brunswick Quay are simply not good enough. Relocation of businesses did not seem to have an adverse effect on Paradise Street, Lime Street or Old Hall Street projects.
This possible decision must be reversed, the planning process is seriously damaging the future prospects of Liverpool and its citizens.
P. Ballard,
Hidden prices >
HAVING won European Capital of Culture 2008 status more than a year ago, the Liverpool tourism industry should now be enjoying a boom, but the city is NOT getting the number of visitors it should.
One "hidden" problem is ticket sales on Saturday morning trains to Liverpool from London, which is home to many sports-loving Aussies, Kiwis etc, plus a lot of mainland Europeans now working in London who want to travel around England on their weekends off work.
I often have reason to travel on a Saturday morning from London to Liverpool and try and buy in advance one of the cheaper Virgin Value tickets. But so often they are simply not available.
Virgin customer services have told me they don't put Virgin Value fares on all services - due to Network Rail giving late notice of times of engineering work.
So passengers have to buy a #52 Saver return instead of a #22 Virgin Value return. That's #30 less to spend in Liverpool if they still do make the journey.
There are Virgin Value tickets on afternoon trains, but they won't arrive in Liverpool until it has gone dark. Not much use for sightseers.
Mike Owen,
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* I SHARE> Mr Forbes' frustration with our leaders (November 10). It is hard to believe that they have the interests of Norris Green at heart when the Boot Estate is becoming more of an urban wilderness every day.
We should keep asking questions and not let our leaders forget the suffering of the people here. While we are waiting we must shout about the good news - our excellent schools, lively community projects, arts initiatives, and most of all the great people who give of their time and energy to make this a good place to live.
Rev Mark Coleman,
St Christopher's Church, Norris Green
* IN> around 1970, the famous Liverpool sculptor, Arthur Dooley took part in a local news programme on the development of Birmingham. He was characteristically abusive. At the end of the series he presented Birmingham city council with a statue of a town planner.
This was a small figurine of a typical bureaucrat in pin-striped trousers and a bowler, only with a key in his back with which to wind him up. I have tried to find out whether Birmingham council kept his gift, but they have no record of it. It would seem that they threw it away.
David Hamilton,
* I MUST> write to applaud Liverpool dental hospital. My mum, just out of hospital following major heart surgery, needed treatment urgently last Thursday. The local dentist said she must go to the dental hospital.
My mum was treated with so much kindness and concern by all staff and it really made what was potentially a huge problem, a tiny issue. They are all a credit to themselves and this 2008 Capital of Culture city.
Katrina Kelly,
Aintree Village
* I JUST> couldn't believe my eyes when I read in the ECHO (November 10) about the tragic event which happened in Tenerife to Mr and Mrs Ainscow. This couple went to hell and back and were let down all the way by this uncaring government.
They didn't get the help that their daughter required for her illness. This man had paid taxes for years, even resorting to crime to help his daughter. Thank God for Samuel Beilin a man with a big heart for offering to pay to bring Mr Ainscow home.
Bernard Eaton,
* WITH> smoking being endemic across Europe, surely the council will be shooting titself in the foot if they ban smoking in public places before 2008, when we are expecting visitors from all over to come to the city.
A non-smoker,
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