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Wines for the Picking
TJ's Wine Insider is your go-to guide for Trader Joe's wines...
How does that saying go? You can pick your wine, and you can pick your friends, but you can't pick your friends' wine…? Something like that.
As your friend (we're friends, right?) we have a hard time abiding by that old wine-friend-picking adage. Clearly, we already pick the wines we carry in our stores; and that picking is tantamount to us saying, "Here, friend… these are some wines we've chosen for you."
Still, we're well aware that staring at the rows of bottles in any of our stores might arouse some anxiety, culminating in the moment you grasp the fact that you still have plenty more picking to do!
Grape farmers can relate; September is picking season. In celebration of the harvest, let's make a deal: We (You and Trader Joe's) will leave the grape picking to the farmers. Meanwhile, we (Trader Joe's) will pick a bunch of good wines—the best values we can find—and tell their stories.
Then, when it comes to the pull-it-off-the-shelf kind of picking, we'll leave that part entirely up to you (as in, YOU).*
Of course, being the kind of friend who likes to pick wines, we're happy to help you kick off your picking with five wines we've picked—wines you can pick up next time you're in our store…
*Note: Our Crew tends to be really good at assisting you in this kind of picking.
Pacific Grove Barrel Fermented Chardonnay
Region: California, U.S.A.
September is "California Wine Month," when wine lovers make pilgrimage to Wine Country to experience the buzz surrounding (and resulting from) the grape harvest. Pacific Grove Barrel Fermented Chardonnay is one of three Golden State wines we're featuring this month. This 'old-school' California Chardonnay has ripe, full-bodied flavor and a buttery finish, owed to barrel fermentation. Unlike wine that's aged in oak, this white spends time in oak barrels earlier, at which time a secondary fermentation takes place. This transformation in barrels balances the grapes' natural acidity, creating a rounder mouthfeel—in contrast to wines fermented in stainless steel tanks that often display crisper acidity. Think about it: Would you rather spend time bathing in a stainless steel tub, or soaking in one made from majestic oak? We can't answer that for you. You have to choose.
Pairings: Sip with slightly richer flavors: Cheddar with Caramelized Onions; Butternut Squash Soup topped with crumbled Cheese Sticks; Lobster Ravioli sprinkled with Shaved Grana Padana...
Pacific Grove Barrel Fermented Chardonnay is currently available in Trader Joe's stores where wine is sold. It is $5.99 plus tax unless otherwise noted here: AL: $6.99; CT: unavailable. Alcohol availability & price may vary due to state laws, taxes, shipment fees & other such stuff.
Cecelia Beretta Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore
Region: Conegliano-Valdobbiadene D.O.C.G., Treviso, Veneto, Italy
That name… it's a mouthful. Let's parse it out to see why you'll want a mouthful. Prosecco is Italian dry white sparkling wine, made from Glera grapes. This one's lively and dry with fruity-flowery notes, and a crisp, bright finish. Superiore indicates the highest classification for an Italian wine, namely: Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita (D.O.C.G.). This designation guarantees the origin from a specific place—in our case, a section of steep hills covered by dense vineyards, situated between the towns of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene in the Veneto region. So, what does an opera singer have to do with it? Cecelia Beretta is not a soprano, but an agricultural estate, founded in the 1980s by the respected Pasqua wine family with whom we've agreed to be the exclusive presenters of this exquisite bubbly.
Pairings: Match with festive foods: Black & White Diamond Cocktail Cookies; Tarte d'Alsace Flatbread with Ham & Gruyere; Portobello Mushroom Fries...
Cecelia Beretta Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore is currently available in Trader Joe's stores where wine is sold. It is $9.99 plus tax unless otherwise noted here: KY, GA, FL, AL: $10.99; NH: $11.99; OH: $13.49; CT: unavailable. Alcohol availability & price may vary due to state laws, taxes, shipment fees & other such stuff.
Trader Joe's Grower's Reserve Zinfandel
Region: Paso Robles, California, U.S.A.
The fact that White Zin outsells its darker cousin several times over in the United States feels like a sin… or at least a misdemeanor. That's because Zinfandel (the robust, red kind) is soooo good. And, when it's made from organically grown grapes, it'd be a sin not to have some. The grapes in our Grower's Reserve Zinfandel are cultivated by California Certified Organic Farmers (C.C.O.F.) who work the soil in Paso Robles—one of the most celebrated Zinfandel-growing regions in the U.S. Bolder and more complex than its blushing cousin, this wine is smooth and balanced with rich fruit flavors that hint at blueberry and blackberry. You're going to pay for this Zin… but it'll be worth it! Especially once you see how little it costs, and how great it tastes.
Pairings: Enjoy with sweet-savory flavors, and foods with spices (not necessarily 'spicy'): Channa Masala with Tandoori Naan Bread; Wild Blueberry and Vanilla Chevre on Reduced Guilt Wheat Crisps; Pork Rib Bites...
Trader Joe's Grower's Reserve Zinfandel is currently available in Trader Joe's stores where wine is sold. It is $5.49 plus tax unless otherwise noted here: OR, WA, CA, AZ, NM, CO, LA: $4.99; TX, IL, KY, GA, FL, AL: $5.99; OH: $6.49; ID, ME, CT: unavailable. Alcohol availability & price may vary due to state laws, taxes, shipment fees & other such stuff.
La Finca Oak Aged Malbec
Region: Uco Valley, Mendoza, Argentina
The thing about picking wine is, once you've found something you like, it's hard to branch out. And why branch out? There's not much incentive to try unfamiliar grapes from far-flung places. Here's some incentive called La Finca Malbec. Of the ten or so Argentine Malbecs we carry in our stores, La Finca is the most popular, and that's for two reasons: It's good and it's inexpensive. In fact, it's one of our best-sellers, period. Having been aged in oak barrels for three months, this wine has picked up the aromas of vanilla and spices. Very soft on the tongue, luscious berries gracefully appear and make a smooth exit. Extremely drinkable. For those ready to explore south-of-the-equator wines, or for those just looking for a killer value, La Finca Malbec is your entry point, on both counts.
Pairings: Drink with meat dishes and earthy flavors: Uncooked Ground Buffalo Burgers (but cook them, of course!) topped with Crumbled Blue Cheese; Marinated Rack of Lamb with Herbs; Beet Hummus with Pita Bread for dipping...
La Finca Oak Aged Malbec is currently available in Trader Joe's stores where wine is sold. It is $4.49 plus tax unless otherwise noted here: CA: $3.99; OH, NH, GA, FL, AL: $4.99; CT: unavailable. Alcohol availability & price may vary due to state laws, taxes, shipment fees & other such stuff.
Green Fin Red Table Wine
Region: California, U.S.A.
The existence of table wine suggests there may also be "couch," or "bed" wine. Technically, these do not exist (though, neither is a bad idea). The table-label has less to do with place, and more to do with timing. Table wine is not special-occasion wine. (Don't uncork it on your 25th wedding anniversary.) The best time to drink table wine is on a regular day… when nothing special is happening. Ironically, a glass of good table wine can turn a regular day into an exceptional day. This is what Green Fin Red Table Wine does. Made with organically grown grapes from California, this ruby-purple colored wine with cherry and berry aromas is full-bodied with flavors of ripe fruit, vanilla, and hints of mocha that go down with a smooth finish. Drink it at the table (or wherever you like). Drink it every day.
Pairings: Goes with just about anything, though tomato-based pasta sauces and pizza are classic: Organic Brown Rice & Quinoa Spaghetti Pasta with Arrabiata Sauce; Wood Fired Naples Style Uncured Pepperoni Pizza; Organic Milk Chocolate Truffle Bar...
Green Fin Red Table Wine is currently available in Trader Joe's stores where wine is sold. It is $4.49 plus tax unless otherwise noted here: WA, CA, AZ, ID, TN: $3.99; OH, NH: $4.99; CT: unavailable. Alcohol availability & price may vary due to state laws, taxes, shipment fees & other such stuff.


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The Last Christeros Trailer (2011)
11 September 2011 89 mins
The plot occurs around 1925 in Mexico when the Mexican government decides to severely restrict religious freedoms. It is the story of a few rebels, The Cristeros that fight for the right to freely and publicly practice their Catholic faith. The movie follows a few of those rebels with their doubts and their struggles. The movie is loosely based on true historical facts.
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Tory leadership race: Who are the five candidates? [Infographic]
David Cameron's successor as leader of the Conservative Party will be elected by party members with the result announced on September 9.
Five Conservative MPs have been confirmed as candidates.
Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom is odds-on to become Home Secretary Theresa May's rival in the Conservative leadership race, as MPs continue to declare their support.
Ms Leadsom is now the bookies' second favourite, overtaking last-minute addition Justice Secretary Michael Gove.
Mrs May continues to command the lion's share of support, remaining firm favourite to take over as Prime Minister from David Cameron.
Liam Fox has attracted the fewest backers, behind Stephen Crabb, whose support is steadily rising.
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I have a product in mind that requires the development of a website that
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The Marketplace allows automatically file "importing" from your GitHub repository directly in the file manager. This will make it easier for you as a developer to push updates to your plugins.
If you are reading these instructions then you must know until now how to login as a Developer and how to add a new Product for sale. The steps below will tell you how to use GitHub to automatically "send" new plugin versions to the marketplace Product.
Assuming at this point you have the Add new Product page opened and you can see the WPeconomy Release Manager window.
The steps below will have to be repeated for all of your existing or new repositories that you will use on the marketplace. Apply the Collabolator account and Webhooks first before listing the Product for sale.
Step 1: Add Collabolator Account
- Log into a repository under an account with administrative rights.
- In your repository's right sidebar, click Settings.
- Click the "Collaborators" tab.
- Type our personal account as a collabolator:
- Select the user from the drop-down menu.
- Click Add
Step 2: Add Webhook
- Log into a repository under an account with administrative rights.
- In your repository's right sidebar, click Settings.
- Click the "Webhooks and Services" tab.
- Click Add Webhook.
- Copy the "Post-Receive Hook URL" from your Product "Release Manager" box , and paste it in the Payload URL field.
- Click Add Webhook at the bottom to save the webhook.
At this point in your GitHub repository settings you should have the Collabolator and the Webhook added.
Back in your Products Release manage window you should still have an empty field for Repo URL which you will get from your Repository Overview page in the top right corner as in the image below. Make sure the format is set to SSH.
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Other items: Pilot held to blame for strafing school in New Jersey and death-penalty law dismissed as unfair in Kansas.
225 counties fail clean-air standards
The Environmental Protection Agency yesterday identified 225 counties in 20 states that don't meet new clean-air standards designed to protect against one of the tiniest but most harmful pollutants microscopic soot, 1/30th the width of a human hair.
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The counties and the District of Columbia now have three years to devise a pollution-reduction plan for fine particles and then must meet federal standards by 2010. Such pollution comes from power plants, car exhaust, diesel-burning trucks, wood-burning stoves and other sources.
Failure to comply could mean a county will have to limit development and its state could lose federal highway dollars.
About 95 million people live in the 225 counties and the nation's capital. Washington state is not affected.
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Pilot held to blame for strafing school
An Air National Guard pilot who fired on a New Jersey school during a training exercise was to blame for the incident, but poorly designed controls in the F-16 also played a role, the Air Force concluded yesterday.
The report also disclosed that there have been three other incidents this year in which an F-16 pilot unintentionally fired during nighttime strafing missions. It did not say where and when the other incidents occurred.
The report said the pilot never intended to strafe the Little Egg Harbor Township Intermediate School on Nov. 3 and suggested computer-software changes to the aircraft-control systems to prevent another incident.
The pilot was identified as Maj. Roberto Balzano, based at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland. His commander will determine if punitive or administrative action should be taken, the report said.
Topeka, Kan.
Death-penalty law dismissed as unfair
The Kansas Supreme Court yesterday threw out the state's 1994 death-penalty law, ruling it gave prosecutors an unfair advantage when jurors were asked to balance aggravating and mitigating circumstances at sentencing.
The court's 4-3 decision throws out the sentences of all six men on the state's death row, including a serial killer and two brothers convicted in a notorious mass shooting in Wichita.
According to the law, if jurors believe arguments for and against putting a defendant to death are equal, the prosecution is deemed to have won the argument, and the defendant is sentenced to death. No one has been executed since the law took effect in 1994.
The court urged lawmakers to fix the problem in their next session, which begins Jan. 10.
A limited national missile-defense system likely won't be activated until early next year, missing the Bush administration's year-end goal, a military spokesman said yesterday. The announcement came two days after a test interceptor-missile failed.
Discarded smoking materials caused a fire that gutted the residential Mason Hotel in San Diego yesterday, killing one person and injuring more than a dozen, several critically, authorities said.
Voters who claim problems with Ohio voting machines Nov. 2 indicated fraud refiled a request with the Ohio Supreme Court yesterday to overturn the presidential results.
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"Healthy, yummy, and uses the ENTIRE ASPARAGUS SPEAR. From the Nitty Gritty Italian Cookbook."
Easy Cheesy Asparagus (italian Style)
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- 2 1⁄2 lbs fresh asparagus
- 1⁄2 cup freshly grated parmesan cheese
- 1⁄4 lb sweet butter
- Trim the ends of the asparagus.
- Using a sharp paring knife, peel each spear so that the tender part is exposed.
- When done, the spear should be pale green with the same thickness from stem to tip.
- Tie the spears in bundles of 6 or 7 each and lay the bundles flat in an oblong pot.
- Cover with salted water and bring to a boil.
- Lower the heat and simmer about 12 minutes for young spears and 16 to 18 minutes for thick spears.
- Asparagus should be tender but not limp.
- When a knife easily penetrates the stems, the asparagus is done.
- Drain and blot on a linen towel, place the bundles on a hot platter and remove the strings.
- Sprinkle with cheese and dot with butter.
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text: Just putting up a list of games this fall that I think look promising. My question becomes, what's your take on this fall. Seen people on this forum not too happy about not too many big titles coming out, while I know some other likes this fall. Since there is a lot of "indie" titles and new series jumping into the fry. In this thread, I will just list up the games I have found that I think looks promising. I will try to include a youtube movie into every title I will mention. Feel free to PM me about upcoming titles you want on it. I will stay away from the most popular games, but you can of course mention or talk about them as well. Just don't expect to find games like COD: BO, MoH, Halo Reach and such games on this list. Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 YouTube - Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 Trailer - E3 2010 YouTube - Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2: Sasuke vs Naruto Gameplay & Interview Battle vs. Chesshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shZ-***EJ_w XBLA Bonk: Brink of Extinction YouTube - XBLA Bonk: Brink of Extinction XBLA/PSP Unbound SagaYouTube - Unbound Saga XBLA Trailer Bloody Good Time YouTube - Bloody Good Time - Director X casting -Announcement trailer [Europe] Castlevania: Lords of Shadow YouTube - Castlevania: Lords of Shadow Trailer - E3 2010 Two Worlds 2 YouTube - Two Worlds 2 E3 2010 Trailer [HD] Enslaved YouTube - Enslaved Demo - IGN Live E3 2010 Quantom Theory YouTube - Quantum Theory E3 2009 Debut Trailer [HD] (Rate This Game) Arcania: Gothic 4 YouTube - Arcania: Gothic 4 - E3 2010 Trailer Vanquish YouTube - Vanquish Sam Gideon Cinematic Trailer [HD] YouTube - Vanquish E3 2010 Gameplay Trailer [HD] Warriors: Legends of Troy YouTube - Warriors Legends Of Troy Video Game - E3 2010 Epic Battle Walkthrough (Cam) EA Sports MMA YouTube - EA Sports MMA Aoki vs. Diaz Full Gameplay XBLA Islands of Wakfu YouTube - Islands of Wakfu - Debut Gameplay Trailer | HD Postal III YouTube - POSTAL 3 - "Good Path vs. Bad Path" XBLA/PSN Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes YouTube - Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes | trailer E3 Ubisoft Hunted: The Demon Forge YouTube - Hunted The Demons Forge E3 2010 Debut Trailer [HD] The Lord of the Rings: War in the North YouTube - The Lord of the Rings War in the North E3 2010 Trailer [HD] Magicka YouTube - Magicka - Teaser XBLA/WII The Mystery of Whiterock Castle YouTube - The Mystery of Whiterock Castle XBLA / WiiWare Trailer Max Payne 3 YouTube - MAX PAYNE 3 TEASER TRAILER 2009 Majin and The Forsaken Kingdom YouTube - Majin and The Forsaken Kingdom - PS3/X360 - E3 trailer Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit YouTube - Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Gameplay - Full Race Otomedius Excellent YouTube - E3 2010 Konami - Otomedius Excellent (overview and trailer) LOOOOOL James Bond 007: Blood Stone YouTube - James Bond 007 Blood Stone Reveal Trailer HD Splatterhouse YouTube - Splatterhouse E3 2010 Trailer [HD] PS: I will update this list on the go, expect movies to pop up!


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Spice and Witch – Code Geass Continues?
- Categories: Anime, News
- Date: Sep 30, 2008 12:17 JST
- Tags: C.C., Code Geass, Crossover, Horo, Parody, Spice and Wolf
Code Geass may have ended in an interesting fashion, but its successor seems plain? Behold, Spice and Witch…
Though there seems to be a slight continuity error in the basket contents.


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Bassicaly recently mooved and now live out in the middle of no where and have been looking into taking a cbt test so I can get a 125 cc as I'm under the impression buy/running/insuring one of these would be a lot cheaper than a car(am I right in thinking this ?)
I'm 6'2 17 stone so have been looking at bikes and have come across something like this and was wondering as well as the previous question above is this bike would fit me needs of fairly cheap, reliable and easyish to use for a newbie http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2007-SUZUKI-RV-125-K7-VAN-VAN-BLUE-/181138997751?pt=UK_Motorcycles&hash=item2a2cb9c1f7 ?? any help info would be much appriciate been staring at this bloody computer screen for 4 hours now . Cheers !!


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Apple has officially introduced its next iOS 9 and the first beta build is already available for download. A lot of users have a chance to install iOS 9 beta 1 on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch even if you do not have a registered developer account and UDID.
Everything is pretty simple these days thanks to devs who share the ipsw files for different betas seeded by Apple with other users. Learn how to update to iOS 9 beta on your iDevice if you don't participate in Apple's Dev program.
Some users have already reported they were able to successfully upgrade to iOS 9 beta 1 using direct download links for the ipsw without registered UDID of their iPhone or iPad. You might also be lucky and do this without any issues and problems.
How to Install iOS 9 Beta 1Step 1. Backup your iPhone or iPad or iPod touch. Use iTunes or iCloud for this. This is very important and will save your information and personal data in case anything goes the wrong direction.
Step 2. Download iOS 9 beta 1 ipsw file through direct download links we shared earlier. Save it on your desktop [Mac or Windows PC].
Step 3. Launch iTunes.
Step 4. Connect your gadget to your computer using a USB cable.
Step 5. You should choose your device in iTunes menu.
Step 6. Go to Summary.
Step 7. Press Shift if you are on Windows / Option if you are on Mac and at the same time click on Update option.
Step 8. Point to iOS 9 ipsw file you have downloaded and select Open option.
Step 9. iTunes will tell you it will update your smartphone or tablet to iOS 9. Agree.
Step 10. Wait till iOS 9 beta 1 is installed on your iDevice. There will be a couple of reboots. Don't worry.
Step 11. You are done when you see the new welcome screen.
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Pottstown, Pennsylvania (PressExposure) February 21, 2015 -- Animal House Project and The Spayed Club are pleased to announce a partnership that will bring low-cost spay and neutering services for cats and dogs to the areas serviced by Animal House Project's community. The partnership was born out of both non-profit organizations' mission to curb pet overpopulation as well as a continued desire to fill a need for the Clients of Animal House Project's Pet Food Pantry and beyond.
The Spayed Club, during the first week of every month, will pick up and transport cats and dogs from the Animal House Project's location in Pottstown to its facility in Sharon Hill to perform spay and neutering services at their clinic. Then, they will then return the cats and dogs to the Animal House Project's location where the pet's owners will be waiting to be reunited with their beloved pet.
"Since arriving in western Montgomery County, our desire has always been to provide more services to the communities that we serve," stated MaryBeth Yannessa, President and CEO of the Animal House Project. "The partnership with The Spayed Club has been a huge part of the Chester County Pet Food Pantry a division of Animal House Project since 2011 and we are excited to continue servicing Chester County but also to open it up to western Montgomery and eastern Berks County families as well. We are very excited about this partnership!"
The first Wednesday and Thursday of every month is our pick-up days out of the Pottstown location. All spay and neutering services also includes vaccinations for rabies and distemper. "Every year, approximately four million homeless pets are euthanized in the United States, including more than 35,000 cats and dogs in the greater Philadelphia area, "stated Donna Dybus, Clinic Manager of The Spayed Club. "Partnering with Animal House Project just made sense for us and we look forward to working with them and the pet loving communities that they serve to make this venture a success for both organizations."
Anyone interested in learning more about this program, including costs for spay and neutering, should call Animal House Project (484) 949-8329 extension 1 or The Spayed Club at (484) 540-8436.
Animal House Project is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization since 2004. We operate two Pantry Days for Families Facing Financial crisis - the first Saturday of every month in Pottstown and the third Saturday in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. More information can be found online at http://www.animalhouseproject.org.
The Spayed Club is a Pennsylvania non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to providing low cost spay and neuter surgeries for cats and dogs in the Greater Philadelphia area in an effort to eliminate euthanasia of pets. The Spayed Club serves Delaware, Montgomery, Chester and Philadelphia counties. More information can be found online at http://www.thespayedclubclinic.org or by calling (484) 540-8436.


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A unique event - the only time in my life where `jaw dropping`was physically true, as I watched Joey Dunlop scream under my feet inches from the street furniture at an incredible speed.
And it all takes place on a great Island - try here for other ideas for things to do on the Isle of Man. Hire bikes and cycle from Douglas to Peel, take the Steam Train to Castletown, go Coasteering, Kayaking, Enduro Riding, ....
Why not plan early for 2011 and charter a yacht and sail there next year - we did this a few years. Great fun.
Safe riding to all involved (on and off the track), and the best of luck to Clive Padgett and the Padgetts team (we used to do there website!).


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There were two early settlers in this county who would be in Mound Valley township except for the fact that in 1870 more than two miles of our territory was given to Montgomery county. On June 3, 1866, Mr. Rutherford settled on the northeast quarter of section 4, in township 33, of range 17, and on December 10, 1866, R. M. Bennett, afterwards county treasurer, settled on the southeast quarter of section 5, in the same township.
The first white people to make settlement in Mound Valley township as now constituted were the families of Mr. McCormick and Mr. Courtney. If any one was there before them, he left no trace of his habitation. Joseph McCormick, with his wife Martha and his son Joseph C., and in company with them John M. Courtney and his wife Mary, came from Danville, Ill., and on July 24, 1866, took their respective claims in this township. Mr. McCormick settled on parts of sections 23 and 24, township 32, range 17, where he made his home until his death, on December 10, 1871, his wife having died the March preceding. Mr. McCormick lived in his wagon until he could build a log house, which he completed in about two months. He soon brought on a few goods, with which he traded with the Indians for their buffalo meat and such other things as they had to dispose of that he could use. Mr. Courtney settled on a part of section 26, township 32, range 17, which he improved and on which he lived till he moved to Cherryvale, where he now resides. John McMichael came in September, 1866, and settled on the same section as Mr. Courtney. In November, 1866, Eli Sparks settled on the southeast quarter of section 18, township 32, range 18.
Green L. Canada settled on the northeast quarter of section 17, township 33, range 18, January 12, 1867. William Jones and John M. Stigenwalt came February 20, 1867, Mr. Jones settled on the section with Mr. Courtney and Mr. McMichael, and Mr. Stigenwalt settled on the section with Mr. Sparks, where he lived on a well-improved farm until August 25, 1892, when he died from the effects of a kick by a horse, received the day before. John W. Claspell came in September, 1867. Samuel C. Hockett near that time settled on section 18, together with Mr. Sparks and Mr. Stigenwalt, while his daughter, Josie Hockett, took a claim north of him, on section 7, in Osage township.
J. G. Penix settled on the northwest quarter of section 25, township 32, range 17, on April 8, 1868, where he lived for fifteen years, made a good farm, and is now in Cherryvale, enjoying the fruits of his industry. D. S. Muncie took the southwest quarter of section 25, township 33, range 18, on which he built, in 1869, a one and one-half story frame house, 16 by 24 feet. The lumber for this he hauled from Chetopa. This was the first frame house in this part of the township. In 1870 Mr. Muncie sold his farm to J. H. Tibbits.
Mound Valley township was originally a part of what afterward became Osage and Canada townships. It was not until June 13, 1870, that, upon the petition of Henry Rohr and some 50 other residents of its territory, the commissioners made all order for the organization of four tiers of sections lying north and the same number lying south of the line between townships 32 and 33 in ranges 17 and 18, into a municipal township with the name of Mound Valley. The following officers were appointed for the new township: Josephus Moore, trustee; Alexander Honrath, clerk; J. M. Richardson, treasurer. At the same time, on the petition therefor, the order of the commissioners was made restraining stock from running at large in the night-time for the term of five years. On July 28, 1870, Jonas Parks was appointed constable, and S. C. Hockett was recommended for the appointment of justice of the peace.
The first settlement of this township as now constituted commenced in the fall of 1868, but there were only a few who came before the spring of 1869. The first settlers were scattered along Bachelor creek. Of these I may mention Leveret Wood, who came in the fall of 1868, and settled on the northeast quarter of section 1; the next spring John Singleton settled on the northwest quarter of section 1, and James H. Martin on the northeast quarter of section 2; Millard Sargent on the northwest quarter and his brother on the southwest quarter of the same section; Edward C. Sanford on the northwest quarter of section 3, Major Hope on the southeast quarter, and Calvin S. Tracy on the southwest quarter of section 36. All of these parties were located prior to the middle of July, 1869, at which time John J. Miles settled on the southwest quarter of section 34.
With the opening of 1870 many new parties came into the township, of whom I may mention Thomas Mahar and his sons, who settled on section 21. The settlement of this township was nearly completed when James Beggs, on March 16, 1871, settled on the southwest quarter of section 19.
In the original division of the county into municipal townships, made by the commissioners prior to the first election in the spring of 1867, the central portion of the county, embracing what is now Liberty, Labette, Mount Pleasant and Fairview townships, was made to constitute the township of Labette. The first official record we have of the formation, of this township is an order of the board made November 21, 1867, in which Labette township is numbered 6, and is declared to include townships 32 and 33, in ranges 19 and 20. It is possible that there was an election held in the township in the spring of 1867, and probably one was held in the fall of that year, but as to both of these the record is silent. The first election of which we have any record was held on April 7, 1868. At this election H. P. Reeding was elected trustee, M. H. Logan, clerk; J. F. Molesworth, treasurer; E. Reed and J. P. Peterson, justices of the peace; G. W. Springer and T. M. Abbott, constables, and Sam Lewis, road overseer. At the election in April, 1870, the following officers were elected: Newton Connor, trustee; J. L. Williams, clerk; Calvin Tracy, treasurer; G. P. Peters and G. J. Connor, justices of the peace; William Hanson and W. F. Hamman, constables. Within the next two months all of the territory, excepting township 32, range 19, which had theretofore been embraced in Labette township, was detached therefrom, and formed into other municipal townships. All the officers last elected resided within the territory thus detached, which left Labette township without any officers or organization. The last of June or fore part of July, 1870, a meeting of the citizens was held on the premises of John Alspaw, on the southwest quarter of section 15, and the following persons selected for township officers: Calvin Tracy, trustee; John Caldwell, clerk; William Collins, treasurer; William Hamman and Silas Rich, justices of the peace; John J. Miles and George Tracy, constables. It was decided to ask that the name of the township be changed from Labette to Mound. On July 11, 1870, the action of this meeting was presented to the commissioners. The request for a change of name for the township was refused, as the board considered they had no authority to change the name of the township. The officers selected at the citizens' meeting were appointed in part, and some of the offices seem to have been left vacant.
The settlement of this township commenced early in the spring of 1866. The first person whom I have been able to trace to this township is David C. Lowe, who settled on the southeast quarter of section 34, and about the same time James Springer on the northeast quarter of the same section, and William Springer, Jr., on the southeast quarter of section 27. After these the following settlements were made: James Shelledy, John V. and James Lewis, __ Latham, Enos Reed, James F. Molesworth, William Keiger, and Ed. Mercer. In June A. W. Richardson bought from William Springer, Jr., the claim on which he had settled, paying therefor $400. Mr. Springer had at the time some four or five acres broken out and planted to corn and garden truck. Rev. G. W. Richardson at the same time bought from Mr. Shelledy his claim to the northwest quarter of section 27, paying therefor $50. In December of this year G. P. Peters settled on the southwest quarter of section 36, and John Elliott on the southeast quarter of the same section. In the fall of 1867 Dr. W. J. Conner made his settlement in this township, and commenced the practice of his profession.
On July 4, 1867, the first celebration in the township was held on the claim of David C. Lowe. Wagon-boxes were turned upside down for tables; Samuel Cherry read the Declaration of Independence, and Elihu Greene delivered the oration. The drinking water was cooled with ice which G. P. Peters procured at Oswego.
The first business in the township was a store conducted by William and John Conner. It was located on section 35, which had been selected for the site of Neola, and was opened in the spring of 1868. Early in 1867 G. P. Peters; commenced running a blacksmith shop at his home, and in the spring of 1868 built a shop at Neola, on section 35. There was no other business, aside from farming until Labette was started, in 1870.
Township 32, range 20, originally formed a part of Labette township, and was detached therefrom and organized into a municipal township on May 20, 1870, on the petition of Enos Reed and 51 other citizens. The following officers were appointed: Samuel Lewis, treasurer; William R. Williams, clerk; R. W. Campbell, constable; Samuel T. Cherry was recommended for appointment as justice of the peace.
The commissioners made an order on July 27th, on the petition of T. D. Bickham and 68 other residents of the township, restraining stock from running at large in the night-time for five years, excepting during the months of January and February.
In 1868 the Methodists commenced holding services at the house of James F. Molesworth, on section 8; the ministers in charge of the Oswego circuit preached here.
There seems to be no dispute about Samuel J. Short being the first white settler in this township. It is said that he had located here before the war, and was driven off by the rebel Indians, and I am disposed to think that this is correct; but I shall only refer to his settlement in the summer of 1865. He came, probably the latter part of July, or early in August, and located on the southeast quarter of section 22, on the east side of the Neosho. During that fall a number of parties made settlement in the township, and of these I have learned the following names: Granville Reeves and William White came there the fore part of October, and located on section 34. On October 18th Charles E. Simons and his brother, Benjamin F. Simons, arrived, and located, the former on the southwest quarter of section 4 and the latter on the northwest quarter of section 9. Charles Simons at once went back and brouzht his family, arriving with them on his claim November 18th. John and William Olford and Andrew Hammond also arrived in October. In November Nathan D. Tower settled on the southwest quarter of section 27, but the next summer moved to the southeast quarter of section 30. Samuel Dunham located on section 29; Nelson Shipley on section 28; Charles Stewart on section 27; Samuel Coffield on section 27; Samuel and Jonathan Wilcox on section 16, the former on the east and the latter on the west side of the river; John Modisett on section 4. In December John Halford settled on the southwest quarter of section 16, and Mr. Lee on section 33. On December 24th Julius S. Waters arrived, and camped on Mr. Simon's claim, but soon thereafter located on section 33, in Neosho township; subsequently, however, he came back, and was for a long time a resident of Montaria township. It will thus, be seen that at the close of 1865 the township had quite a body of settlers, most of whom became permanent residents, and several of whom are still residing there.
Of those who came in 1866 I shall only attempt to mention a few. Dr. D. D. McGrath settled on the southwest quarter of section 4; Nehemiah Sage on the northwest quarter of section 8; Uriah Davis on the southwest quarter of section 7; Frank and Albert Brockus on the northeast quarter of section 20; R. S. Cornish on the southwest quarter of section 21; Robert Haggard on section 30; Bergen Van Ness on the northeast quarter of section 16; Alfred W. Jones on the northeast quarter of section 17. In December John S. Anderson located on the southwest quarter of section 8; Vincent Anderson on the southeast quarter of section 6; and Terry Anderson on the northeast quarter of section 7.
About tht first of February, 1867, the Anderson brothers brought a sawmill and located it upon C. E. Simons' claim, on section 4, and by the middle of the month had it in operation. From the lumber sawed here it is claimed the first frame house in the county was built.
At quite an early day R. S. Cornish put up a sorghum mill on his place, and for a number of years has carried on quite an extensive business in making sorghum for himself and his neighbors. He also raises a great many melons.
Montana township was laid off as it now exists at the time of dividing the county into precincts prior to its first election. There is no record of the formation of this township prior to November 21, 1867, when in the division of the county into townships it was ordered that "Montana township No. 2 shall include town 32, range 21." George Bennett, who resided in Montana township, was appointed justice of the peace June 8, 1866, by the Governor, and was the first civil officer in the county. I can find no record in any way referring to its officers for 1867, but it is probable A. W. Jones was its first trustee. At the election held April 5, 1868, C. B. Woodford was elected trustee; T. M. Brockus, clerk; D. Shultz, treasurer; Henry M. Minor and James Livesay, justices of the peace; John Livesay and Jonathan Wilcox, constables; and A. Warlow, road overseer.
The first settlers in Oswego township were Austin T. Dickerman and Samuel W. Collins, who located on section P, Mr. Dickerman on the northwest quarter, and Mr. Collins on the southwest quarter, on July 15, 1865. In August Jabez Zink settled on the northwest quarter of section 30, and in September Norris Harrer on section 19. The next settlement in the township was on what is now the town-site of Oswego, and is spoken of in connection with the history of Oswego city.
In November, 1865, D. M. Clover and C. C. Clover rode ponies from Kansas, City, crossing the Neosho at Trotter's ford, and arriving at Little Town about the middle of the month. There they found Clinton Rexford and N. P. Elsbree encamped, but no start yet made toward the erection of any building. They looked over the country for a few days, and on November 20, 1866, took four claims - one for each of them, and one each for D. W. Clover and John Clover. D. M. Clover's claim was located on the southeast quarter of section 10; C. C. Clover the northeast quarter of section 15. In taking his claim C. C. Clover had in view the establishment of a mill, and selected this place as affording the best water power he was able to find along the river. About the first of December they started back for their families, provisions, and material. D. M. Clover went only as far as Fort Scott, where he bought oxen and wagons, with which he returned to their claims and commenced getting out logs for houses. C. C. Clover went back to Iowa, where he purchased material for a sawmill and laid in a supply of groceries and provisions.
In November or December, 1865, about the time the Clovers located, W. C. Watkins settled on section 4, and two of the Kingsbury boys located in the southwest part of the township.
In January 1866, C. C. Clover and his brother, John R. Clover, together with H. A. Victor and one or two others, started from Iowa for this county, having three wagons with two horses each. They left Oskaloosa, Iowa, about the middle of January, and got to Oswego about the 10th of February. They found snow all the way down to Kansas City, but from there down to Oswego had pleasant weather and good roads. D. M. Clover had already commenced the construction of houses on each of the claims. That season Mr. Clover commenced the construction of a dam across the Neosho at a point some distance above the present dam, and about where the river makes the bend to the east. He did not succeed in getting his mill in operation until the fore part of 1868.
In the spring of 1866 John Clover went back to Iowa, and in July of that year again arrived in Oswego, having with him his father and mother, D. W. Clover and wife, James Stice, Wiley Jackson, __ Mason, John Burgess and David Stanfield. They located in the southeastern part of the township, some of them on the river and some on the prairie. On August 6th Cloyd G. Braught settled on the southwest quarter of section 34, and in September Simeon Holbrook on section, 3 and Randal Bagby on section 5, and in October Lewis W. Crain on section 4. On November 9th William Herbaugh and Moses B. Jacobs arrived; the former located north and the latter south of the town-site.
About November 1, 1867, C. Montague settled on the southwest quarter of section 5, and on November 11th F. Swanwick bought the claim of W. C. Watkins and located on section 4.
On July 4, 1866, the settlers of this part of the county assembled at Oswego and held their first celebration.
Capt. Clover had some of the machinery here for his mill in the spring of 1866, but it took so long to build the dam across the Neosho that he did not get it running till 1868. The first mill to be put in operation in the township was brought here November 9, 1866, by M. B. Jacobs, but he did not get it started till the spring of 1867. It was located on his claim, just south of town. It was thought better to haul the logs from the woods to the mill on the prairie and thus have the lumber where it could be procured easily, than to locate the mill in the woods and thus cause the lumber to be hauled out over the muddy bottoms.
This township from the first has had the same territory as is now included within its limits. It was organized at the time of the division of the county into precincts for the first election. The first official record of its organization now to be found is the order of the commissioners made November 21, 1867, dividing the county into townships, in which they ordered that "Oswego township, No. 3, shall include town 33, R. 21." The first officer in this township was C. H. Talbott, who was appointed justice of the peace by the Governor in the fall of 1866. He seems to have appointed Andy Kaho constable, to serve whatever process was issued by him. These were probably the only civil officers of the township prior to its organization. I have not been able to learn the names of all the officers who were elected in April, 1867. D. W. Clover was one of the justices of the peace elected at that time, and probably J. F. Newlon was the other; Andy Kaho was elected constable. On April 5, 1868, the following officers were elected: R. W. Wright, trustee; S. Reardon, clerk; Norris Harrer, treasurer; R. J. Elliott and J. F. Newlon, justices of the peace; A. Kaho and F. D. Howe, constables; Ephriam Shanks, road overseer.
Transcribed from History of Labette County, Kansas and its Representative Citizens, ed. & comp. by Hon. Nelson Case. Pub. by Biographical Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill. 1901
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Ceramics artist Pat Mercer looks at a tea set in her home studio.Matt Roth/Special
Pat Mercer has a special talent of creativity that just took a little time to emerge.
She grew up in Louisiana and began taking art classes after marrying Jesse Mercer and having their two sons. Mercer experimented with pastels, charcoal and oil paints, but it wasn't until she moved with her family to the Athens area in 1974 that she found her true artistic love, china painting.
Mercer learned that a friend, who had shown her around Athens, was a china painter. Intrigued by the idea, she signed up for classes as soon as she settled into her new home in Oconee County.
Employed as a social worker, Mercer painted china as a hobby for several years, but gradually, more and more of her friends asked her to paint things for them.
Mercer describes china painting as an ancient art and explains that the paints are actually powdered oxides of minerals. The ground minerals are mixed with oils and then used to paint on a porcelain canvas.
Various colors are painted in layers, but the piece must be fired in a kiln after each layer is applied. Depending on the complexity of a design, a single piece may be fired more than 15 times. During the process of firing, the painted minerals actually become a part of the original glaze on the china. There are no white paints to use with china; areas of white within a design are simply the piece's natural color with an absence of painting.
China painting is a ''very difficult medium to work with,'' said Mercer, but one benefit is that you can wipe off any mistakes and change anything until it is fired. Mercer explains that the minerals in oils won't dry like paints, and the painted design only becomes permanent after firing.
Mercer draws a flower onto a porcelain plate with a pencil in her studio, where she also holds classes. Matt Roth/Special
According to Mercer, too many people see the work of china painters and think the delicately painted flowers or landscapes are simply decals that have been fired onto the china, or they think that the images are traced or stenciled. Mercer maintains a small library of floral designs and antique postcard books, but says they are just for inspiration.
''Almost all patterns are originals, designed by the painter, and there are as many techniques as there are painters,'' Mercer said. China painters practice on ceramic tiles in order to work out a design, and then paint the design onto their chosen piece.
In the past, Mercer has poured and fired her own porcelain for use in painting, but has found it more economical to buy the glazed china pieces already prepared. Her studio walls are lined with shelves laden with plain white plates, vases, bowls, ornaments, trinket boxes and tea sets of many shapes and sizes.
Colors and types of mineral paints also are available in a wide variety, allowing endless combinations for a creative mind. Enamels can be used to create different textures and special lustres can be applied for an iridescent effect. And a 24-karat gold trim creates a rich look on any design.
Fine pieces of china in the hands of experienced painters become beautiful works of art that seem too fancy and delicate for everyday use, and yet they are fully functional. Tea sets painted with intricate floral designs look like antiques from grandmother's china cabinet. The gentle patience and skill of a practiced-china artist like Mercer becomes evident in elegant designs that will endure through generations.
Mercer's basement is devoted to her passion for china painting. She loves to experiment with different techniques, but painting roses are her favorite.
Since retiring, Mercer has taught her own china-painting classes. She currently has about eight students in each of her six weekly classes. She maintains 13 kilns of different shapes and sizes in order to meet the demand of her own work and the work of her students. Many of her students have painted with her since she first began teaching.
In the quiet of her studio, Mercer works on a porcelain plate.Matt Roth/Special
Mercer does sell her work, but finds it difficult to develop an adequate inventory while teaching. Although she hasn't sold at shows for years, she does exhibit locally with the Athens Area Porcelain Artists Club, which has about 70 members.
Mercer is also a member of the International Porcelain Artists and the World Organization for China Painters. The latter group holds annual exhibits in Oklahoma City, and each year 10 pieces are chosen to go in the organization's museum.
Mercer's walls boasts four awards commemorating her work that has been chosen over the years.
''You can be so creative with porcelain art,'' Mercer said.
Speaking of the various art media she's experimented with over the years, she said ''there's just so much in this world for people to do, I just can't imagine anybody being bored.''
A short history of china painting and porcelain art
Designs on china in mineral overglaze colors began to take their place in ceramic decoration in the Ming Dynasty (1368 to 1644).
Many colored enamels were in use in Persia in the 13th century, but the earlier Chinese red and green bore no resemblance to these. The developed art of painting on porcelain was an invention of the early Ming potters.
The Italians were credited with developing the first 'soft paste' porcelain in 1580 in Europe. The French were the first outside China to develop a satisfactory opaque white tin glaze. This ware became popular throughout Europe.
In 1710 Bottget of Meissen in Germany discovered the method of making true ''hard paste porcelain'' which had until then been a secret of the Chinese. This porcelain was glazed and decorated by hand with mineral paints. Factories in Europe began putting out hard paste china, which appealed to royalty.
In the latter part of the 1800s shops that taught china painting began to appear. In 1882, having studied in Europe and returned to America, Luella E. Braumuller put out ''Lessons for the China Painter.'' A magazine was published in New York and the 1902 edition showed numerous teachers and shop owners teaching the craft.
The art form dropped off after World War I because importing became difficult. It didn't pick up until the 1950s. Today, numerous teachers carry on the traditions of china painting.
- History provided by Pat Mercer
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Wednesday, June 18, 2003.
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Keith Urban surprised fans in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Saturday night by inviting Divergent actor Miles Teller to join him onstage for a duet.
Miles Teller also played a prodigy drummer in Whiplash, so he has some real-life musical talent!
The country star and actor seemed to be having a blast together, altering the verses to suit the occasion. In a video posted to Urban's Instagram and Twitter accounts, Teller sang, "What can make me feel this way? Keith Urban!"
Urban countered his lyric switch by replying, "Talking about Miles Teller."
Following the show, Urban shared a video of the performance and sent a "huge shout out to @Miles_Teller for getting up on stage and singing tonite! It was very cool!" Teller responded by thanking Urban for "the subtle encouragement" according to PEOPLE.


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I am not really a podcast person. Okay, fine, so I've only listened to a few episodes of Serial, and I have every intention of listening to more of Welcome to Night Vale, but it's hard for me to understand the fervor that I see crop up when a new It-podcast hits the airwaves. (Can I still say that? Airwaves? Will people know what I mean?) The general lack of background noise rubs me the wrong way: I feel like it's just me and a total stranger in a soundproof room and they are telling me a story in a very modulated, carefully enunciated, precise manner. And it's so awkward.
Tara Altebrando's latest book, The Possible, describes how an investigative podcast (also named The Possible) upends the life of a seemingly totally normal teen girl. I wish I could say that I loved this one as much as I did The Leaving--with passion and flailing and much fangirling--but I did not. However, The Possible redeemed itself at the last moment with the last, short chapter.
What, you think I'm going to actually tell you what happens? Ha.
Kaylee is a super-normal teen with an average family in an average American suburb. Except ... not really. Kaylee is adopted, which is handled extremely well in the story, and both of her parents are engaged and loving and just ... wonderful people. Not that being adopted isn't average (because why not? Let's make it the norm!), but being adopted because your birth mom is a telekinetic murderer is a bit beyond the pale.
She doesn't like people to know, but Kaylee's mom is actually Crystal Bryar, a teen who hit the front pages in the early 90s (oh my god I am old. I am so old.) because of her supposed telekinetic powers. Think Carrie but without the pig's blood. Funny thing is, Crystal could never make anything levitate, move, or even do a little shimmy-shake when a scientist was looking. It was all hearsay and blurry photographs. So after some time, she faded into relative obscurity and had two children. But when her daughter Kaylee was four, Jack died, and Crystal was convicted of his murder. The most damning testimony came from her daughter, who stated that her mommy killed her little brother.
Now, a podcast producer named Liana lurks around Kaylee's house, trying to get her to participate in an investigation of Crystal's supposed powers. While telling everyone your mom is a possible fraud and a convicted murderer isn't everyone's idea of social mobility, Kaylee has ambitions. She'll do anything to get the attention of her crush, Bennett. And the idea of participating in the podcast seriously ticks off her parents, so of course she's going to do it. And for a while, she does get to bask in some minor celebrity. Suddenly, kids at school who formerly ignored her say hi in the hallways, and Billy even talks to her at the pool. But not everything is as rosy as it seems.
Kaylee has always wondered about her mom ... and about herself. Funny things have happened when she had strong feelings about them. Like that time at the softball game when she wished that Princess Bubblegum, her sassy sobriquet for Bennett's girlfriend, would trip and fall ... and she did. Or when a giant branch fell on Bubblegum and broke her arm, landing her in the hospital and precipitating her breakup with Bennett. Lots of little things that add up to one big question: does Kaylee have telekinetic powers?
Altebrando plays games, yet again, with her readers. Kaylee narrates the story, and almost right away, you can tell that there's something not quite right. She's a little too intense. To wit:
"She didn't deserve him.
He'd realize it.
I simply had to be patient.
Because this was what was going to happen:
Junior prom tickets were going on sale in a few days. And when they did, he'd realize he didn't want to take Princess Bubblegum. So he'd dump her. He'd take me."
Kaylee wobbles along the fine line of intensity and obsession throughout the book. Not just with Bennett, but with everything in her life. With the possibility of having telekinetic powers. With figuring out the truth. But what if the truth is something Kaylee, as the narrator, deliberately obscures from us? That is the most fascinating part of this book.
The plot point revolving around Kaylee's love life--particularly the fact that her super-hot best guy friend is in love with her but she totally doesn't know it because "Ugh! I don't see him that way!" has been beaten to death and it was torturous to read through again. I get it: this is A Thing That Happens In Real Life but I have yet to see it presented in an interesting manner. Mostly it's a lot of wistful pining and random angry outbursts and sniping. Which, I suppose, is true to life, but not spectacularly fun to read over and over again.
While The Possible has a twisty story and--hello!--a seriously gorgeous cover, I can't help but think that it doesn't measure up to The Leaving, which I positively adored. This might be because the situation in The Leaving had a lot of solutions: the kids could have been kidnapped, they could have wandered off, they could have been abducted by aliens, they might have never gone missing at all but all been suffering under a mass hallucination which was covered up by the townsfolk. In The Possible, you've got one of two scenarios: telekinesis is real or it isn't. Kaylee can move things with her mind or she can't. That's it.
That being said, fans of psychological thrillers and unreliable narrators will love The Possible. I enjoyed it very much, and I can't wait for another book from Altebrando.
I received a copy of this title from Edelweiss.


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The Monument of Phra Khattiyawongsa (Thon)
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It is located at the centre of the Sai Nam Phueng Roundabout near the Roi Et College of Dramatic Arts. Phra Khattiyawongsa (Thon) was the son of Thao Chan Kaeo.
He was appointed to be the first ruler of Roi Et in 1775 during the reign of King Taksin the Great. He was the leader in setting up this city, by migrating people from Mueang Thong to settle at Mueang Kum Rang or Mueang Roi Et.
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ACCOMMODATION BEDROOM: 19m2, king size bed 180, couch (two people can sleep on it), wardrobe, makeup table (it's very pink in here, but I can change that, before you arrive ;) ) KITCHEN: Water cooker, Samsung Microwave, Nespresso Coffeemachine, own shelf board in the fridge, hob, freezer, dishwasher BATHROOM: Hairdryer, two own shelf boards, bathtub, towels LIVING ROOM: Iron, Ironing table, vacuum cleaner, piano ACCESS for Guests Internet: You will have free access to WIFI TV: You will have free access to NETFLIX. Washing machine: is always available but the usage costs 1 Fr each. Smoking area: You can smoke in the kitchen, as we don't have a balcony. INTERACTION with guests I life together with two girls, which will be around during your stay (as I will be on holiday). NEIGHBORHOOD Everything is in walking distance. All the hotspots you can reach easy by tram. The appartment itself is very quiet.. You don't hear any cars nor people. Clubs: Aura, Kaufleuten, Plaza Klub, Adagio, Mascotte, Hiltl (Vegetarian), PurPur, Jade MEANS OF TRANSPORT Car Park: Underneath the house is a garage where I have a car. You can rent the car or just use the free parkingspot. Bicycle: You can use my new Bicycle with the locker (but be aware - it's pink) J Public transport - There are busses and trains not more than a 30 seconds walk away: 2 min - LETZIGRUND, where major concerts and sports matches happens (Tram Nr. 2) 5 min - LANGSTRASSE, Party/Club Street (Tram Nr. 2 & 3) 5 min - Zürich HARBDRÜCKE (Trainstation) (Bus Nr. 33 & 72) 12 min - Zürich HB Main Train Station (Tram Nr. 3) 12 min - PARADEPLATZ (Tram Nr. 2) 16 min - BELLEVUE, Opera house and the lake (Tram Nr. 2)


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Roy Carroll has insisted that he wants to remain with Manchester United.Contract rebel Roy Carroll has insisted that he wants to remain with Manchester United.
The Northern Ireland international insists that he has not looked for other options as he continues to hold out for a better deal - with his current contract expiring in the summer.
"I'm hoping to be here next season," Carroll told The Independent.
"We are still talking and people think I have clubs all ready [to sign for] but I haven't, I'm happy to stay here at Manchester United and I want to be here beyond the end of the season.
"The problem is just little bits and bobs between myself and the club. So we will just see what happens there and, hopefully, it will be done before the end of the season.
"I'm pretty confident I will be here. I have never wanted to leave here.
"Why would you want to leave Manchester United? They are a great team and a great bunch of lads. We have great young players. I think we can do a lot in the future.
"It's like any job [negotiations], you want to go in there and take your time. You don't want to rush it. That's why I am taking my time.
"I said to myself I have no need to rush to sign my contract but I have always wanted to stay here. I never wanted to move from Manchester United; I still don't.
"I hope it is done before [the end of the season] but if not, then after the end of the season. No matter what, as long as I sign it."


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The authors describe the modelling of financial derivative products from an applied mathematician's viewpoint.
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