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The IT Technology AP Degree is a two-year programme taught in Viborg.
IT Technology is more than bits and bytes. Involving users in IT, management and planning requires skills in Sales, Innovation, Communication and Marketing. This programme deals with both business and technology, as well as general studies and it prepares you for two main roles: the Consultant and the Technician.
The programme is in English.
How to apply
For further information on needed qualifications and how to apply please follow this link:
Application FAQ
You must apply for the IT-Technology AP programme via www.optagelse.dk
The Electronics specialisation is only offered if more than 15 students are admitted to the Electronics programme
Entry Requirements:
Check this link to see if you are eligible for entry into Danish higher education.
English language proficiency
International applicants must pass an internationally-approved test *. We accept these tests with the following minimum scores:
Applicants holding Nordic entrance exams, an International baccalaureate exam or applicants who have English as their native language are exempt from this requirement.
Usually there will be admission limitations on the uptake for all students. We will prioritize students with relevant work experience and recommendations.
*(the test is taken in the applicant's country of origin or residence – not at Dania).
SKYPE Interview
When you have successfully applied for the international AP degree programme, you will receive an invitation for a Skype interview with one of our staff members. It will be an informal meeting where our main goal is to test your English skills as well as your motivation for applying to the programme. You will also have the opportunity to ask questions about the programme and studying in Denmark . The interview is mandatory for all students who apply for the international AP degree programmes
As a foreign incoming student the Viborg municipality guarantees accommodation.
Once you are admitted at the study programme you need to let us know if we shall be helping you finding accommodation. We can offer you a room (single or double) at the dorms just opposite Campus, or a room in a shared flat in Viborg town.
State Education Grant
For more information about the State Education Grant, please visit http://www.su.dk/English/Sider/default.aspx
With an AP Degree in IT-Technology you have the option to continue your studies at university level.
Fx with a top-up programme in Product delopment and Intergrative Technology (1,5 years duration), which provides students with competencies within product and/or development of service.
If you wish to know more about our top-up programmes, you can contact our International coordinator:
Soon to be found on this page some exciting descriptions from some of our former IT-Technology students and which jobs they have today.
The IT-Technology degree qualifies you to jobs such as:
The Business Academy Dania offers ERASMUS exchange programmes, which enables you to study abroad including financial support for a semester. We have f.ex. partner universities in the UK, France, Hungary and Poland.
Admission requirements;
You must have passed your first year of study before you can apply to the ERASMUS scheme. When you know which partner university you wish to study at, you contact your head of study to make sure that the chosen courses are approved by the Academy. Because your degree is short it is essential that there is a close match between your degree and the subjects you wish to study abroad.
Dania then will nominate you as an ERASMUS student and will ask your lecturers if they think you can benefit from this semester abroad, your general study activity and consider if you will be a good ambassador for Dania. You must also pass your first year with a minimum grade 7 (the Danish Grading scale) in order to qualify.
Our ERASMUS coordinators are always available to help you if this has your interest.
Internship - Denmark or abroad?
Dania has a good and solid cooperation with businesses both locally and globally.
This means that all our students have the opportunity to complete a valuable internship either in Denmark or abroad. Our goal is that you develop as a student and are able to work and contribute actively to a business.
We recommend that you find your own placement but we will help and support you both before, during and afterwards.
As a key part of the educational programme you will complete a three-month internship during the 4th semester. This can take place in Denmark or abroad.
An internship will give you valuable practical insight and teach you to apply other working methods in solving specific work tasks. Furthermore you will gain a relevant insight into a company´requirements and expectations. The internship may also be the basis for your final project.
If you wish to know more about the opportunity to go abroad please clik here!
As a part of the IT-Technology programme you choose three specialisations (15 ECTS in total).
You can read more about the specialisations in the catalogue here
Every AP degree has its own curriculum, that explains in details the study programme, compulsory and optional subjects, examinations etc. If you wish to know more about the IT-Technologist programme please click here!
Find more facts here
If you wish to know more about studying and living in Viborg, please find our student handbook here
Examples of compulsory elements:
You find information on the elective elements here
"I have gained a huge amount of knowledge not only in my education but as a person. The teachers are experts in their field and the material is very fresh and up-to-date which is relevant in IT"
Mantas Zinkevicius, IT-Technology student
The teaching methods are a combination of class teaching, projects, case studies, external teachers from businesses or other educational institutions, as well as excursions to local businesses. We pay great attention to bring practical experiences into our teaching.
Dania offers you passionate teachers, whom you always can approach for a chat or help, whether it regards your studies or it is of a more personal matter.
At first your studies can seem overwhelming and lots will be different from your high school studies. There will be many new things to relate to and many new people, both teachers and fellow students. Here you will learn to structure and prioritize your time, and as it is a full-time education we expect you to work thoroughly with each subject.
The fun bit...
"Fredagsbar" is the Danish term for Friday afternoon party time, organised by students for students.
DSR (The Student Council) organises also parties, events and have influence on the student life at Dania Viborg. The council members are all students and they are the "voice" of the students.
Parties are normally held around Christmas time and before the summer break, when we need to enjoy ourselves after a hard-working semester. Moreover Dania organises a student trip at the beginning of your first semester.
What we expect of you..
The first real examinations are at the end of the 2nd semester, but we do construct some trial exams so the students know what to expect later on. There are also exams at the end of 3rd and 4th semesters.
During your AP Degree you must complete four projects, and the 4th project is your final one. This is often based on a case from your internship company and this project you must defend at an oral examination. Hereafter you can title yourself IT Technologist AP.
At the IT-Technology degree we mainly use electronic versions of technical books as well as hand-outs etc.
The IT-Technology AP degree of two years duration, made up of four semesters and corresponding to a total of 120 ECTS points.
Overall subject areas:
Network specialization
Electronics specialization
Specialization incl. optional elements equal 15 ECTS (see more details under Elements). During 4th semester you will complete a practical training period (15 ECTS) and do your final examination project (15 ECTS).
You choose between the two study directions;
This study direction is for those students who wish to work professionally with planning, consultation, design and implementation within the fields of IT and network. You will obtain the following skills;
Solve complex IT based solutions in relation to consultation, administration, operational management, monitoring, maintenance and security. You will obtain the ability to handle practical and business-related tasks from a complex and analytical point of view.
Your final project will be in cooperation with an IT consultancy business.
This study direction is for those who wish to work with development, planning, construction and testing products, prototypes and production techniques. You will obtain the following skills;
Development, construction and production of electronics, and learn how to solve practical and business-related tasks from a complex and analytical point of view.
Your final project will be in cooperation with a business that develops and/or produces products with electronic devices.
NB - The Electronics specialisation is only offered if more than 15 students are admitted to the Electronics programme


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Editor: Ute Krudewagen | Africa and Middle East Editor: Karen Seigel | Asia and Oceania Editor: Jason Noakes | Canada Editor: Gilles Touchette | European Editor: Paul Callaghan | Latin America Editor: Juan Carlos Varela | Law Student Editor: Liam Wood, Earle Mack School of Law at Drexel University | USA: Trent Sutton
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Signing a termination by mutual agreement with an employee on sick leave is valid as long as the employee's consent was free and informed, the French Supreme Court held in a ruling rendered on 30th September 2013.1
In the case referred to the Supreme Court, an employee who was on sick leave for eight months had signed with his employer an amicable termination by mutual agreement. After the approval of the termination by the Labor Administration, the employee challenged it and asked for damages. The employee claimed that his consent to the termination was not free and informed because he was on sick leave as a result of moral harassment by his employer and because a dispute existed between the parties.
The Supreme Court dismissed the employee's claim on the ground that the latter did not prove the alleged harassment and his consent was free and informed at the time of the signature of the termination agreement. Furthermore, the Court held that the existence of a dispute between the parties does not affect the validity of the termination by mutual agreement.
This decision confirms the recent position of the French Supreme Court which ruled for the first time, on 23th May 2013, that the existence of a dispute between the parties at the time of the signature of the termination by mutual agreement does not in itself affect the validity of the termination.
What is new is that the French Supreme Court authorizes the signature of termination by mutual agreement with an employee on sick leave. The Court also outlined, however, that there was no evidence of moral harassment, meaning that the ruling would presumably have been different if the sick leave had been related to work.
1French Supreme Court, social section, 30th September, 2013, n°12-19.711
An employee cannot base a claim for constructive dismissal on alleged facts that the employee had become aware of after the date of his alleged constructive dismissal, the French Supreme Court held in a decision rendered on 9th October 2013.1
In the case referred to the Supreme Court, the employee initially asked for damages for constructive dismissal (the employee terminated his employment contract and asked the Court to hold it as an unfair dismissal) on the grounds of late payment of worked hours and the non-payment of overtime. These two grievances were mentioned in the employee's constructive dismissal letter. Before the Labor Court, the employee, as allowed by French law, brought an additional grievance to support his constructive dismissal claim. The employee had found, after the termination of his employment contract, that his employer had used the services of a private investigator, prior to the termination, to check his actions outside his working time, in violation of his privacy.
To reject the employee's claim, the Supreme Court stressed that the facts related to the use of a private investigator were discovered by the employee only after his constructive dismissal date. As a consequence, the Court could only take into account the initial grievances to determine if the termination was based on serious reasons. The Court considered that the such initial grievances were not serious enough to justify the termination.
The French Supreme Court had already ruled that the employee can rely on facts which are not mentioned in his constructive dismissal letter.2 With its ruling of 9th October 2013, however, the Court has now specified that the misconduct alleged must have been known by the employee before the constructive dismissal date.
1French Supreme Court, social section, 9th October 2013, n°11-24.457
2French Supreme Court, social section, 29th June 2005, n°03-42804
If an employer decides to discipline an employee only for some of his or her faults, the employer cannot later rely on the facts for which the employee has not been disciplined to dismiss this employee, the Supreme Court held in a ruling of 25th September 2013.1
The employer had suspended an employee for one day for specific failures mentioned in the suspension letter. Shortly afterwards, within the two-month time limit applicable to disciplinary sanctions, the employer dismissed the employee for other facts that the employer was already aware of at the time of the suspension but which had not been mentioned in the suspension letter.
According to the Supreme Court, since the employer had decided to discipline the employee only for some of the facts alleged , although at that time he was aware of other faults committed by the employee, the employer could no longer use his disciplinary prerogatives for the other faults.
1French Supreme Court, social section, 25th September 2013, n°12-12.976
A dismissal due to the content of an affidavit that an employee has delivered to another employee is void unless the employee has acted in bad faith, the French Supreme Court held on 29th October 2013.1
The employee was dismissed for gross misconduct, because, according to the employer, he has drafted a false statement in favor of another employee involved in litigation against the company and informed his colleagues about his intent to testify against the company. The dismissed employee asked the Court to declare his dismissal null and void on the basis of violation of his freedom of expression.
The Court ruled in favour of the employee ruling that testifying is a fundamental freedom pursuant to articles 6 and 10 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, which cannot be sanctioned by the employer.
According to the Court, dismissing an employee for providing a false statement in the context of litigation against the company and informing the other employees of his view is null and void except if the employer is able to demonstrate the bad faith of the employee who made the statement, i.e., the employee must have been aware of the false nature of the facts mentioned in his statement.
1French Supreme Court, social section, 29th October, 2013, n° 12-22.447
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Bluetooth-compliant service providers will be able to charge for services they've never dreamed of delivering because people will be using their phones for activities besides making phone calls. Such portable, "crossover" devices could revolutionize the way we communicate by changing how we interact with our electronic and Internet appliances. Some Bluetooth adopters already have demonstrated e-payment systems, where a Bluetooth-enabled cell phone can communicate with a vending machine and debit the transaction to the users cell phone bill, removing the need for cash and even foreign exchange, at least in the GSM world.
A typical crossover device could be a mobile phone that doubles as an MP3 player, using the same digital signal processing (DSP) that supports the communications protocol requirements of a telephone to play back MP3 or other digital audio formats in offline mode. Where sufficient DSP power is available, the MP3 player could also decode streaming digital audio received as a digital data stream in a GSM phone. If the mobile phone contains a Bluetooth transceiver, the digital audio files could be uploaded from a PC in addition to the telephone network. Already, cell-phone manufacturers have announced Bluetooth MP3 add-ons for cell phones.
Another example of a crossover product is a Bluetooth-enabled MP3 ASIC for the home entertainment market, which would enable the creation of a "flashless" portable audio player, which would eliminate the most costly portion of the player. Although proprietary 2.4-GHz audio/video distribution systems exist, the advantage of Bluetooth in this application is that the same 1-MHz channel can also transmit commands back to the audio source, making it possible to change the audio channel, for instance, to listen to voicemail messages on an answering machine.
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BOSTON - Between them, the Detroit Red Wings and Boston Bruins have managed over the past decade and change to figure out this business of playoff hockey.
And a post-season meeting between the two Original Six franchises that was 57 years in the making may well be worth the wait if Friday's opening act was any indication.
A battle to the end went Detroit's way when Red Wings' warrior Pavel Datsyuk ripped a wrister from the high slot that beat Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask with just 3:01 remaining in regulation for the only goal of the game.
The 1-0 win was the perfect result for a confident Red Wings squad undaunted by their eighth seed in the Eastern Conference and a team that was determined to prove it on the opening night of their best-of-seven series.
While the Bruins played tentatively for too long, the Wings did just enough to get the important first strike in a series that will likely last a while. Factor in some spectacular play by Jimmy Howard in the Wings net, and the Eastern Conference champs dug themselves into an early hole.
It isn't for everyone — as we've seen with an explosion of goals early this Stanley Cup season — but the bruising, tight-checking style that makes the opponent pay a price every night has served both of these historic franchises rather well in the modern game.
And with Stanley Cup pedigree still remaining on both rosters, don't expect either side to go away meekly in this juicy first-round pairing.
Sprinkled throughout the Bruins roster are 13 players from their most recent title three Junes ago, plus a handful more from the team that lost to the Chicago Blackhawks last spring.
Even though they were seven slots lower in the seedings, the Wings had reason for optimism given that they won three of four regular-season meetings. One of those wins, a 6-1 thumping back in November, was the Bruins worst loss of the season.
"We are a big believer in the group we have," Wings coach Mike Babcock said following the game-day skate. "We think we are detail-oriented and we compete."
That detail was evident throughout Game 1, played before a TD Garden crowd that went from fired-up, to antsy, to agitated. The Bruins, the best regular-season team in the NHL, were the nervous bunch, turning over the puck too often.
While the first seven games of the post-season averaged almost seven goals per game, that's not the way Bruins coach Claude Julien and Detroit's Babcock prefer to roll, playoffs are not.
Remember that these two were part of a Team Canada coaching staff that stifled the best of the rest of the world in a dominating gold-medal performance at the Olympics in Sochi. Though the Bruins were the sloppier of the two Friday, it wasn't as if they were surrendering breakaway opportunities to the Wings.
Instead, Detroit made their headway by winning battles for the puck, a Babcock staple. The Bruins countered with stinginess in the important areas of the ice, negating for the most part the Wings' edge in puck possession.
While there wasn't always a lot of room on the ice, the play wasn't always about clogging up the neutral zone. The Wings preferred style these days is to utilize speed, which given the youthful roster, there is plenty to burn.
The Bruins, meanwhile, came as advertised, which is to say they were determined to set the tone physically and quick to establish a physical presence in front of Howard. There was speed from both teams but not always good scoring chances as a result.
As many a playoff opponent has learned in the recent past, even when you think you are making headway against the Bruins, it isn't necessarily so. Take the second period, where the Red Wings appeared to dominate at times.
When it was over, though, they had just five shots on net in 20 minutes that included a power-play opportunity. What happened? The Bruins blocked 10 and the Wings fired high or wide on six others.
The Bruins, tentative early, finally got their legs under them in the third period and the excitement kicked up a notch. When Howard made a big toe save on Brad Marchand early, it was matched at the other end by Rask, who was similarly acrobatic in stopping Darren Helm.
The longer it went, the more it felt like one bounce or one bullet was going to decide it. And the Wings landed the first shot.


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What do you do when you meet a beautiful young woman who claims to have lost her soul? If you're like Tom Harrington, a lawyer and human rights activist working in Haiti, you fall under her spell. Once under her spell, you must come to know the international arc of her life, which Bob Shacochis describes in great detail in his fourth novel, The Woman Who Lost Her Soul.
Although Jackie Scott (or Dorothy Chambers, among other names) is very much the foreground of the novel, the background is equally important: An epic sweep of contemporary international politics and culture, spanning the world from Florida to Haiti to Turkey, Africa, and many ports in between. It's a huge (720 pages), ambitious book that ultimately implies it's not only Jackie Scott who has lost her soul, but America itself.
The Woman Who Lost Her Soul is a quasi-spy novel obsessed with beautiful or harrowing images, and the hard reality behind these images. It begins with the investigation of Jackie's death (when she's Renee Gardner), but as they say in spy stories, nothing is what it seems.
The story begins in the 1990s, when Jackie is a photojournalist in Haiti, at the end of "Operation Uphold Democracy." She's seductive and smart and trouble, but that's just the surface. Harrington is beguiled by her into various calamities, and although he falls under her spell, he wriggles free from her curse. (There's an element of Haitian voodoo in this part of the novel.)
Shacochis then takes a step back in time and place in the geopolitical arena to establish the identity of Jackie Scott's father, one Stjepan Kovacevic living in Dubrovnik, Croatia, during World War II: The novel's action actually begins and ends in Croatia. This second part begins with Jackie's grandfather's beheading, symbolic of the politics of ethnic hatred.
Stjepan goes on to become the charismatic American diplomat, Steven Chambers. Jackie (known then as Dorothy or Dottie) is raised in Kenya and Turkey, among other places, and learns to navigate exotic neighborhoods with both aplomb and an innate American exceptionalism. Or, as one character puts it, "I think you are this girl in the American comic book. Wonder Woman." When she corrects him that Wonder Woman has black hair and she's a blonde (naturally), he replies, "Of course. I am thinking of Supergirl."
The novel could be read as The End of Supergirl, as it reveals the superficiality of the dream of a 21st century Pax Americana that ended on Sept. 11, 2001. One of the key players in a plot event (no spoiler here) involving Harrington and Jackie Scott is a Special Forces master sergeant with the symbolic name of Eville Burnette. He's the face of the U.S. military, and his name has at its core the word "evil."
Is that too heavy-handed? Perhaps. But in Shacochis' defense, it doesn't seem so on the page: Eville's nickname is "Ev." Burnette is not actually one of the bad guys, and his presence and role underscore the novel's interest in moral complexity, especially during wartime.
In the novel's coda, when the various mysteries come untangled, it's Ev who sums up the themes best: "It all seemed a bit too diabolically fanciful and he felt once again shanghaied, made to join an absurdist theater troupe renowned for bloodshed, performing exclusively for kings and their unsuspecting subjects, the cast and audience equally at risk of cutthroating or mock executions."
Shacochis, who won a National Book Award for First Fiction in 1985 for the story collection Easy in the Islands and was a finalist in 1993 for the novel Swimming in the Volcano, clearly establishes a link between horrors in the past and the present. Like Fyodor Dostoyevsky's masterpiece, The Brothers Karamazov, Shacochis' novel is long and difficult at times but intended for more than simple entertainment, concerned with the greatness we've lost, and with what the last century has cast upon humankind's struggling and hopeful collective soul.
William J. Cobb's The Bird Saviors is now out in paperback. He blogs at williamjcobb.com/blog.
The Woman Who Lost Her Soul
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LadybugSteamCleaners.com, a globally leader in the vapor steam cleaning industry that has set out to change the way people clean, today announced that it aims to actively market the Ladybug Tekno 2350 vapor steam cleaner to resort hotels.
"The choice of resort managers for durability and upkeep, the Tekno 2350 has it all, power, quality and price," says V. K. Dunlop of LadybugSteamCleaners.com. "Not just resort hotels, but businesses of all kinds are taking advantage of this new and innovative cleaning technology."
According to Dunlop, green vapor steam cleaners like the Tekno 2350 are lab tested and scientifically proven to produce better results than traditional disinfectants.
"With simplified water-only protocols, there are no MSDS requirements to comply with or records to maintain," says Dunlop. "Which makes steam vapor systems ideal for cleaning, disinfecting and deodorizing many hotel settings like upholstery, bathrooms, windows, kitchen areas and flooring without the use of toxic chemicals that are hazardous to guests and cleaning staff."
Using ordinary tap water, the Tekno 2350 steam cleaner with Ladybug's proprietary patented Thermo Accelerated Nano Crystal Sanitation (TANCS®) technology qualifies as a disinfection device for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
TANCS®-equipped vapor steam cleaners like the Tekno 2350 proudly display a label that says "EPA Est. No. 82121-WA-01" in bold letters. The yellow label tells you in a glance that the Tekno qualifies as a disinfection device for the EPA.
"If you don't know about Ladybug steam cleaners, and you want to, you should click here to see this short video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NyAk55YpRI," says Dunlop. "You be amazed at what you see."
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For someone who has been accused of not being emotional enough, Vince Carter inspires nothing but emotion. From blind faith to blind rage, there's no in-between when the conversation turns to the Raptors star, who, through his representatives, has asked for a trade.
The pro-Vince people see Carter, 27, as a victim of the Raptors' cheapness and bad management.
The anti-Vince people see him as a poster child for everything that's wrong with the NBA.
As usual, the truth lies in the middle. But when things turn emotional, irrationality seeps into the equation.
Since the Raptors' season came to a merciful end in mid-April, Carter's celebrity status has been re-established in Toronto. Suddenly he's Prince William again, with people apparently fascinated by every aspect of his life.
That's ironic, since in the past three seasons Carter has abdicated his hoops throne. But the current Carter question has reached beyond true basketball folks. In fact, some of the most vocal people with regard to Carter barely have seen a basketball since Vince won the slam-dunk contest in 2000.
This attitude change may be rooted in the old inferiority complex that occasionally grips Canadians, in general, and Torontonians, in particular.
The notion of trading Carter has crept up several times during the past few seasons, and while viewpoints always were varied, the debate was calm and civil. And frankly, a majority of hardcore Raptors fans seemed to be in favour of trading Carter, figuring the marriage just wasn't working.
However, now that it has been suggested Carter doesn't love it here anymore, it no longer is only about sports. It's about principle, power, pride.
Some simply ignore the evidence and cling to the faint hope everything is okay. "Why would Vince want to leave?" they ask. "He hasn't stated publicly there's a problem, has he? He still likes the city, right? Can't everyone just be friends?"
Well, the final episode of Friends aired months ago.
Given the screeching volume of this debate, the next couple of weeks are going to be awkward ones for Carter, leading up to his charity game at the Air Canada Centre on July 30. He has his youth basketball camps in Toronto beginning on Monday, and his representatives are keen on having him promote his recently released children's book.
The thing is, anyone who talks to Carter, professionally or personally, is going to want to ask him the same questions: "Did you really request a trade? If you're mad, whom exactly are you mad at? Is this truly Carter's Last Stand?"
The betting here is Carter won't say anything remotely inflammatory -- for public consumption, at least -- until after his charity game. Once that's over, all bets are off as to how nasty this gets, though there's a strong belief inside the Raptors offices that Carter eventually will calm down.
Coincidentally, even if Raptors general manager Rob Babcock privately has decided to grant Carter's wish, this is the worst time to get something done. Teams aren't going to offer anything good if they think the Raptors are desperate. But as the new season approaches, some clubs will look at their own rosters and get desperate themselves.
"If the Raptors know what's good for them, they'll sit tight for a while," a league source said this week. "Before they can address the Carter problem logically, things have to cool off."
The only problem with that strategy is, if this drags on, things might not "cool off." Emotions are running rampant. Everyone has an opinion. And every opinion is a strong one.
Carter sometimes is too even-tempered for his own good in the cut-throat world of professional sports. But either purposely or unwittingly, Carter has mastered the art of putting emotions in motion.


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i want this SO MUCH
You can preorder for like £4/£7 depending on format, it comes with an instant download too...
Album Rating: 4.0motherfucker, i wanted to review this
one little thing, the last "Overall 4.0 Excellent" thing is really unnecessary, but good review
Album Rating: 3.5oh man I can't wait to hear this. Cold And Distant, Not Loving was in my top 5 last year.
Solid review Ross; pos for you =)
In August of last year, when Kerouac burst onto the hardcore scene with their debut EP Cold And Distant, Not Loving the world stood up to take notice.
really wasn't diggin this. oh well.
review is a bit melodramatic.
Great review, Ross! I like what you did with this. Pos.
Sounds like this is right up my alley, so I'll probably obtain it at some point.
Album Rating: 3.5Awesome, checking this out right now..
I really liked Cold and Distant Not Loving so I'll have to check this out.
Yeah the review is a little over-the-top and flamboyant, and i definitely used a little bit of exaggeration in places, but that is sorta what I was going for. Either way it's something a little different and I probably won't be writing in a similar style again. Most important thing is that people know this exists and want to hear it so there better be some more ratings in a few weeks time y'all.
yayyy southampton scene
friends with the drummer in The Long Haul, he's an incredible musician.
still need to pick this split up though, sounds predictably awesome. nice writing man!
Album Rating: 4.0cant wait to hear this. cant afford the pre-order at the moment. fuuuckkk
Two awesome bands, can't wait to hear this. And Ross, don't let anyone put you off praising up something you love in a review: I do it all the time!
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never heard of long haul but still stoked. C&D was fucking beast.
Album Rating: 3.5loved C&D last year, easily a top 5 hardcore album of 2010 for me
will be getting this
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Album Rating: 3.5haha I liked More Than Life and Dangers more (not counting Kvelertak as hardcore, they're metalcore to me)
Black Breath was really good too, but C&D tops that one imo
Album Rating: 3.5well if you didn't pick Kerouac for hardcore AOTY, at least you picked good alternatives. Love Let Me Go is quickly becoming one of my all-time favourites.
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Officers from the Athens-Clarke County Police Department were called to St. Joseph's Catholic Church on Prince Avenue at about 1:30 p.m. Wednesday after the church's office staff reported a man came into the church and was drinking holy water, kept for use in baptisms and other sacraments, in the church sanctuary.
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On Oct. 15, Bradford was arrested at St. Joe's after he assaulted the church's pastor, broke a processional crucifix and broke the window of a police cruiser, Rocks said.
He was barred from the church for five years, but he continues to come in the church about every two weeks to drink holy water. "I've called 911 every two weeks for the last six months," said Rocks.
"The big question is that we know he has a problem and we don't want to cause any more problems for him, but since he has attacked people before, we're concerned for people's safety."
Although Rocks has called police several times to have Bradford removed from the premises, the church has not pursued a warrant for his arrest.
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Next stop, Thunder Bay.
The group of locked out NHLers playing in a charity game at the Cornwall Civic Complex Monday (7:30 p.m.) confirmed Friday they are finalizing deal to have one more exhibition game Nov. 12 in Thunder Bay before a three-game tour takes them to the Northwest Territories. In NWT, they will play in Yellowknife, Inuvik and Hay River starting on Nov. 18.
Originally, the group wanted to have a tuneup in Ottawa, but those plans have not come to fruition.
"It's not just a chance to play hockey," said John Chabot, a retired player serving as tour director and organizer. "It's a chance to see areas they normally wouldn't see, and also for a lot of fans who would never get a chance to see NHL players, let alone NHL players playing on the ice.
"It's making some good out of some bad."
Chabot said 15 players have confirmed they will participate, including Senators Chris Phillips, Chris Neil, Zack Smith and Marc Methot, as well as Habs captain Brian Gionta, his brother Steve from the Devils, Winnipeg's Grant Clitsome, Pittsburgh's Tyler Kennedy and ex-Senator Jesse Winchester.
He's also trying to get recently retired players Shean Donovan and Kent Manderville, as well as some members of the Habs alumni.
"We're looking to get 20-22 guys," said Chabot, who added fans will also be given a chance to get autographs and mingle with the players. "It's going to be a fast-paced game."
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WHS' Comeau named Chamber's Educator of the Year
Woodbury High School's band director was named Woodbury Chamber of Commerce's 2013 Educator of the Year.
According to a District 833 newsletter, the winner, Brent Comeau, was nominated by teachers and WHS Principal Linda Plante. Nominations described Comeau as the "Energizer Bunny" and a "master of multitasking."
The nomination also lauded Comeau's rapport with students.
"There is not another course offered at Woodbury High School where a teacher could have the same students every trimester for four years," the release states, quoting the nomination from teachers. "A situation like this is very unique with the music classes. This provides a rare opportunity for a teacher, such as Mr. Comeau, to develop a strong relationship with his students, earning their trust and respect for him."
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ESPN signs radio deals with five NFL teams
ESPN is getting into the Sunday afternoon NFL business this season, thanks to deals ESPN Radio cut with five NFL teams.
The Dolphins, Giants, Jets, Patriots and Steelers sold their out-of-market radio rights to ESPN, essentially allowing
ESPN's terrestrial radio network to carry those games nationally. ESPN Radio now can broadcast Sunday afternoon games involving those teams anywhere outside of their home markets.
Financial terms of the multiyear deals are not known, but this marks the first time ESPN will broadcast Sunday afternoon NFL games on any platform. The rights are for radio only; no digital rights are involved with the deal, meaning that ESPN can't stream the games.
ESPN Radio listeners outside of the Jets' and Patriots' markets will hear the teams' games.
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ESPN will produce one or two games a week nationally through these deals. It will not run the out-of-market games alongside in-market games. "We cannot air in a market where there is an existing game in that market," McCarthy said. "If the Redskins are playing in Washington at 1 p.m., and we have a 4 p.m. game, we can air at 4 p.m. We can't air at 1 p.m. It's kind of a gentleman's agreement. We're not going to go head-to-head with an existing NFL club."
Dial Global, formerly known as Westwood One, holds the NFL's national radio rights to the prime-time package and the postseason through 2017. Dial Global also holds out-of-market radio rights for several teams, as does Compass Media Networks and Sports USA Radio.
These radio broadcasters need permission from both competing teams to syndicate the game. If ESPN has the Giants and Compass has the Cowboys, neither can broadcast the game without the consent of the other team. That means that the radio networks have to work out some kind of deal so one or both can broadcast the game, or neither can broadcast the game.
The ESPN move is significant as it announces the media company's entrance into the NFL's radio play-by-play marketplace, and ESPN's executives say they will be looking to pick up the out-of-market rights for more teams.
"We're in this for the long term," said Traug Keller, ESPN's senior vice president, production business divisions. "We want to stay in the business. We think NFL content is an important part of our play-by-play package. The longer the better."
ESPN's package of play-by-play rights includes long-term deals for MLB, NBA and BCS games as well as the World Cup.
ESPN hasn't decided who will call these games yet, but said NFL analysts Herm Edwards, Bill Polian and Damien Woody would be involved in the broadcasts. Ad sales will be sold around these specific games; ESPN does not plan to package it with other NFL programming, McCarthy said.
ESPN credited its existing relationships with the teams for its ability to cut these deals. "We have a very good relationship with the Kraft Sports Group up in Boston with ESPNBoston.com, and with the Jets we have the local rights in New York," Keller said. "Pre-existing relationships helped."
Sports Illustrated plans new daily online talk show
Sports Illustrated will expand its presence in live online video with a new daily talk show, "SI Now," beginning June 3 on SI.com.
The half-hour program will air at 1 p.m. ET and be hosted by Maggie Gray, SI's video anchor. "SI Now" expands on more sporadic efforts in live digital video, including preview shows for the NCAA men's basketball tournament and NFL draft, and specials produced in conjunction with SI's annual swimsuit issue.
Content will be a mix of news and commentary, and feature SI writers and invited newsmakers. The show, however, will not delve heavily into tactical, X's-and-O's breakdown of games, and remain more issues-oriented. With the live video program, SI.com also deepens its competition with its key digital sports rivals, including ESPN, Yahoo and Fox.
"This is a natural evolution for us," said Ian Orefice, Time Inc. News and Sports executive producer. "We need to find more ways to connect with viewers on a live basis, so the question is really, 'Why shouldn't we do this?' We understand it's a crowded space, but just like the magazine and website, we'll have a distinctive voice and perspective."
"SI Now" will originate from New York in a new studio developed in the Time-Life Building. The show will also occasionally shoot on location, such as at the U.S. Open next month in Ardmore, Pa.
Ford has signed on as the exclusive sponsor of "SI Now," with the term extending through November, the initial commitment for the program. At that time, SI executives will determine future steps for "SI Now."
"SI Now" will be available on-demand in addition to the live daily airings. Other on-demand content produced by SI's 3-year-old video unit includes its original Web series last year, "Underdogs," chronicling against-the-odds stories in high school sports.
Sporting News Media offers new videos
Sporting News Media this summer will release a series of digital video programming initiatives, representing the first major content step for the company since the recent creation of a joint venture between American City Business Journals and Perform Group.
The company will develop "Hot Reads with Troy Aikman" featuring the hall of fame quarterback; "Fantasy Source Waiver Wire Watch"; "'Round the Track with Bob Pockrass" covering NASCAR; "First & 10 with Matt Hayes," covering college football; and "Hot Corner with Anthony Witrado," featuring a sabermetrics-influenced look at baseball.
In addition to being available at SportingNews.com, the original video content will be part of Sporting News Media's syndicated ePlayer, which helped the company lead the entire sports category in comScore's digital video metrics during April. The ePlayer aggregates game highlights from nearly every major sports property, including the four major U.S. pro leagues, and distributes the content to hundreds of news outlets.
"We're taking a different approach with this content by putting it next to our highlights and into a much broader distribution platform within ePlayer," said Juan Delgado, Sporting News Media managing director. "By putting all this material together and taking a big step beyond just the game highlights into analysis and thought leadership, it becomes a much more compelling proposition for both users and advertisers."
In March, Perform struck a deal with ACBJ to become the majority owner of Sporting News Media, with ACBJ retaining a 35 percent share in a deal that values the new venture at $200 million. ACBJ is the parent company of SportsBusiness Journal and SportsBusiness Daily.
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The death of a 14-year-old east Dallas boy, who was shot and killed Monday by a homeowner during a burglary, has forced a series of difficult conversations between classmates of the teen and their parents.
Lawrence King, who dropped his 12-year-old daughter off outside of John B. Hood Middle School Tuesday morning, told NBC 5 that he and his daughter stayed up late Monday night talking about what happened.
"I want her to pass on to her friends there's no need to skip school. For what? You've got a chance to be an adult when it's your time," King said.
Luis Avila, 14, and two other friends, aged 13 and 14, reportedly skipped class Monday and went to a home on Vallejo Drive, just a few blocks from their school.
After ringing the doorbell, according to police, Avila and his friends went around to the rear of the home and kicked the back door in.
Inside, the homeowner, Lee Cobbler, reportedly warned the teens to leave the home and that he was armed.
Dallas police told NBC 5 that Cobbler was on the phone with 911 at the time. Cobbler then shot Avila, who died at the scene. The other two teens were later arrested running away from the scene.
Avila's cousin, Daniela Chavez, 17, said Tuesday that her family is having a difficult time coming to terms with what happened.
"It's hard to lose somebody so close to you," Chavez said, fighting back tears.
Avila was a good kid who hung out with the wrong crowd, Chavez said. Why he decided to skip class Monday and, instead, break into a home, she cannot say.
"I've heard a lot of people just talking down on him, and I don't think that's right ... saying that's what he deserved. He was young," Chavez said.
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Wildcat senior Wes Karras fired a 78 at last Tuesday's WIAA Division 1 regional tournament at Nemadji Golf Course in Superior to earn one of four individual qualifying positions at this week's sectional tournament in Marshfield.
Karras and Kendall Faanes of Eau Claire North each carded rounds of 78 while Austin Byrd of Chippewa Falls shot 80 and Luke Joswiak of Eau Claire North finished with 81 to all advance as individuals.
Eau Claire Memorial won the regional with a team score of 305 and will advance as a team along with Superior (308), Hudson (310) and New Richmond (314). River Falls finished fifth with 338 followed by Eau Claire North with 344, Chippewa Falls with 348 and Menomonie with 369.
The top four teams, and top four individuals who are not members of qualifying teams, moved on to the sectional tournament Tuesday, June 1, at Holm's River Edge in Marshfield. The top two teams and top three individuals who are not members of qualifying teams at the sectional will advance to the WIAA State Golf Championship Tournament June 7-8 at University Ridge in Madison.
In addition to Karras' team-low score of 78 for the Wildcats last Tuesday, Pat Cox carded an 84, Holden Ohlsen finished with 85, Jake Knotek shot 91 and Brad Freeborn finished with 96.


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According to the intertemporal-substitution hypothesis, which underlies the typical empirical real business cycle model, cyclical fluctuations in employment and hours of work are optimizing labor-supply responses to short-run aggregate demand shifts. We demonstrate that previous empirical labor-supply research has used inappropriate data to test the intertemporal-substitution hypothesis. We estimate a fixed-effects life-cycle labor-supply model with more informative data, the triannual micro data of the Survey of Income and Program Participation. We find economy-wide wage elasticities of employment and hours worked per employee of +1.55 and +0.51, which support the intertemporal-substitution hypothesis and give econometric credibility to the labor-market specification of empirical real business cycle models.
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Jun 14, 2002 - 1:11 am
Hello all. I was wondering if anyone has flown during treatment. I would like to fly between the 3rd and 4th AC. I only have 4. I am not going to fly on my low count days. I was just wondering if anyone had experienced weird side effects up there that we aren't experiencing down here. I have 2 good weeks during treatment and don't feel like being a prisoner during that time. Once this is over and it is back to work, and there won't be any time for travel then. My doctor said it was okay, but I just would like to hear some feedback. I also would like to know if anyone wraps their arm in a sleeve for lymphedema purposes. I have heard mixed things about that. I hope all is well with everyone. My prayers and heart goes out to all.....by the way I would be traveling from FL to PA. It would be nice to get away from the 1000 degree temperatures, so maybe this cat I have to wear on my head now wont be so HOT!!!!
Jun 14, 2002 - 10:00 am
Hi. I did not fly during chemo, so I couldn't give you any advice about that. I have heard about ppl wrapping their arm though ... and I think I heard they do that if they are flying ... something about pressure ... really I don't know. You shold ask you doc about that though. I've never done the wrapping thing ... just gentle exercises with that arm to keep it from filling up. I hope you have a safe and fun trip! I know the feeling about the hot weather ... I'm in NC and we have been burning up lately ... with no rain in sight! Have a great trip. angie
Jun 14, 2002 - 7:02 pm
I flew after my 5th AC, and it turned out very badly.... I developed a fever of 104 during the flight and was rushed to the hospital immediately upon landing, where I remained for more than a week. I received so many transfusions of platelets, but just kept burning them up! This came upon me so suddenly, I didn't realize the danger I was in until it was over. **However**, I am certain it had nothing directly to do with flying per se. Still, I would advise caution. If I had it to do over, I would postpone a long flight (unless of course it's absolutely necessary).
Jun 15, 2002 - 6:13 am
Hello. I don't know about flying but I do know about lymphedema. My arm swells very badly. I go to a lymphedema clinic. It's wonderful. I wrap my arm in bamdages every night and wear a sleeve durning the day and it keeps the swelling down. Judy
Jun 15, 2002 - 7:47 am
I don't know about flying during chemo, but I just had a lumpectomy and some lymph nodes removed and the doctor absolutely refused to let me fly. And it was to my son't graduation. She said the risks of lymphodema and infections (airplanes recirculate air, so the air is laden with "germs") were not worth it. Especially since I have to have a second surgery in another 10 days. So do check with your doctor.
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I flew from Baltimore to Florida during chemo. I had finished 4 AC and 2 Taxotere ... I went during my good week but I took shots of Nupogen throughout my treatment to prevent low counts since I went to work everyday. I noticed I had a strange thing with breathing. It was like my breathing and heart rate were fast. It was a little frightening but it didn't last long. Later during radiation I flew from Baltimore to California and I really felt it and for much longer ... the flight was much longer. I went to Florida in February (all treatments done) and I was great! If your Doc thinks it's okay I think you'll be okay. I did not use a sleeve but I only had 9 nodes removed ... what does your Doc say about that? Good Luck .. have fun! Jamie


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[1]Chinese state-run media is criticizing a popular American coffee shop chain[2], following a similar campaign against another U.S. brand earlier this year.
A report on China Central Television, shown on Sunday, noted that a medium-sized latte purchased at a Chicago Starbucks (SBUX[3]) was priced about a third less than a similar drink purchased at one of the chain's locations in Beijing. The director of the Coffee Association of Shanghai was quoted in the report saying that Starbucks had been able to keep prices in China high "because of the blind faith of local consumers" that drew them to Western brands, Reuters notes.
Last week, the government's China Daily newspaper printed similar criticism of Starbucks.
Starbucks noted that it prices its products according to the "unique" conditions in various markets, which have "different operating costs." High import duties and taxes raise the cost of roasted coffee beans in China, relative to other markets.
Branded coffee is considered a luxury in China. Starbucks has indicated plans to open 1,500 shops in China by 2015[4].
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IN-DEMAND Grant Leadbitter is loving life on Teesside and has urged the Middlesbrough boardroom not to sell him him before the winter transfer window closes tomorrow night.
Nottingham Forest's interest in the North-East born midfielder has never waned and they are expected to test Boro's resolve for a final time before the 11pm deadline.
Leadbitter is one of Middlesbrough's most saleable assets and Forest made a number of attempts to land him during the summer. The last offer in August from the City Ground was believed to have been around the £3m mark.
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Such an offer now could tempt Middlesbrough – who are also aware of Brighton's interest in Mustapha Carayol - in their bid to bolster their attacking ranks for the final few months of the campaign.
And with the the likes of Celtic and Swansea no longer likely to match Middlesbrough's valuation of Rhys Williams – who suffered a serious Achilles problem on Tuesday night – then Middlesbrough could be tempted by selling in other areas.
But Leadbitter is desperate to stay. Rather than think about leaving, the former Ipswich and Sunderland man wants to focus on staying at the Riverside for the long term and help seal a return to the Premier League.
"There has been speculation in the last couple of transfer windows about me and I have always said from day one that I'm happy at this football club," said the 28-year-old.
"I have always said I want to stay and that has not changed this time around.
"I will not be nervous building up to the deadline. Football is a strange business, I know that. But I am happy here.
"I love the team, I love playing for this club an I love my team-mates. I want to stay to help this team get out of this league. I want to be here for a few more years yet. I'm enjoying my time here."
Middlesbrough head coach Aitor Karanka is being kept informed on boardroom progress on transfer targets ahead of tomorrow night.
He suggested after Tuesday's goalless draw that he was still looking for players in a few positions. Recruiting a new striker, however, is the priority.
Middlesbrough hope for positive developments after another performance at the Riverside which highlighted a lack of firepower in the final third.
"We do need to score more goals," said Leadbitter. "I know we are the third highest scorers in the Championship, but I still think we need more goals from further up the pitch.
"We are all excited ahead of Friday's deadline, we want to strengthen the squad. We know we need to strength if we want to go further. I'm sure the manager is trying his hardest and we need a bit of help."
Wolves' Kevin Doyle, Norwich's Luciano Becchio, Genk's Jelle Vossen, Sunderland's Danny Graham, on loan at Hull, and Cardiff's Andreas Cornelius are all under consideration, but every deal looks to bring its own difficulties.
Middlesbrough have given themselves a lifeline in recent weeks in the race for a top six place, although Tuesday's draw meant the gap to sixth-placed Reading was widened to seven points ahead of Saturday's trip to Reading.
Leadbitter said: "The last two months have been good. The camaraderie has been good. That's what you need on and off the pitch and we have had that.
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"We can catch the teams above us back up, close that gap again, if we keep that sort of spirit up. The results will come with that."
The Middlesbrough dressing room are supporting team-mate Williams after his horrible night at the Riverside.
The 25-year-old had to be stretchered off after his Achilles went after an innocuous turn shortly before half-time against Wigan.
The Australian's World Cup hopes are now in serious doubt and he is being assessed to discover the true extent.
Leadbitter said: "It is a really tough time for Rhys. We all wish him well and hope he is OK because it is never nice to see one of your team-mates suffer a serious injury like that. Hopefully he will make a quick recovery.
"We have to carry on what we started with him and try to do it without him now. Another clean sheet against Wigan was a nice platform, but we need to score more goals at the other end."


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After being inactive in dA for so many months... or is it a year, or 2 years (?) I've lost it.
The point is I miss interacting with so many people I met here.
But what happened? You might ask. Or not. But if you do, well, first off, the main reason that made me let go of dA was work. I started a new job as a graphic designer that put so much pressure on me, that when I got home, I just didn't want to touch design tools... I was getting fed up of being around photoshop and illustrator all day, I needed to find another thing to do with my free time...
... meanwhile, two work colleagues/friends started playing World of Warcraft, and started buzzing so much about it that I had to try it out, and so I did, and it was fun, when the trial period ended, I bought the game, subscribed it and kept playing it, and I still do (in a very sane way, in case your thinking I'm a sicko).
Since the past month I started playing on a (11 man) football team, it's fun, and most importantly it's well needed exercise, I don't want my tubby to grow.
Now work still takes away a lot of my supposed-to-be-free-time, which I divide with my girlfriend, football practices and a little of World of Warcraft.
well, and that's what I'm doing and have been doing for the past months, so everyone knows I'm not dead.
PS. geez the bloody Star Wars stamps are popular. Thanks to all the people who are continuously commenting, faving and using them. I can't possibly reply to you all.
Same applies to other deviations.. thanks.
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- Listening to: Foo Fighters / David Fonseca / Nuno Markl
- Reading: Dinotopia
- Watching: LOST Season 3 DVD / Transformers (2007)
- Playing: World Of Warcraft / Fahrenheit / PES
- Eating: Food... and sushi. lol
- Drinking: water
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viciadooooooooooooo. lol. joga mas é neverwinter nights (o 1, pk o 2 ainda nao tive hipotese de lhe "afincar os dentes". xD )
Foi só 1 anito... Ainda bem que voltaste!
Bem vindo de volta, Tiago!
Liar you are addicted to WOW, you play it crazelly, I know, cause sometimes you disappear for months... hahaha but hope you keep this true, glad to see you back to dA, hope you start working on art again
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This is NOT what I was expecting... I guess I should have taken it more literally when it said it was a "sexually charged" thriller...the whole story is based around sex,, with sort of a plot? It was like listening to a porn...the language is defiantly XXX... It kind of reminded me of those Penthouse Letters mags that were out in the 80's... I don't know...I'm too shocked to say anything that makes sense...lol
Maybe... I mean, this is the first time I've heard, or read anything by her. I was expecting a thriller, but got pornography. If I'm ever in the mood to read pornography, I'll go straight to her books... :)
There really wasn't a favorite scene for me...it was all the same...chick gets banged by a ghost, then gets banged by another ghost who wants to punish her, and punish her, he does...then she gets banged by the first ghost again, and so on....I won't ruin the book (ending) for anyone, but you get the drift...straight up PORN...lol...there's no other way to describe it.
I thought the writing was okay. I mean, I can't write a book, so (to me) when a person can sit down and write a story in a way that intrigues someone and makes you want to find out what happens, that's a great talent. And I did listen to the entire story because I was curious to know what happened at the end. I thought the narrator was really good.
No additional comments...if you like porn, and a lot of people do (especially when they are expecting to listen to porn) then this is a must read...or listen
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