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All of our staff are voracious readers. Here are some of the books we have just recently finished reading.
We will continue to add books as we can so check back often.
By Book or By Crook by Eva Gates is the first in the Lighthouse Library series. This is a fabulous beginning to this series for any book lover or cozy mystery enthusiast. Lucy is very excited to be hired as the new librarian for the Outer Banks and is hoping it is exactly the escape from Boston she needs. However, her new job is off to a rocky beginning when the chair of the library board is found murdered and a priceless Jane Austen novel has gone missing. Now Lucy is finding herself right in the middle of the investigation.
The setting of Bodie Island and the lighthouse is wonderful. You can visualize how beautiful the inside of the lighthouse must be. I also enjoyed all of the characters. Lucy is smart and doesn't do the typical, "I know I shouldn't go in there" routine that occasionally happens in cozy mysteries. I am excited to see how the characters progress. All of the them have potential to really develop and grow as we continue our library journey. The books in this mystery are amazing. I loved how the entire community embraces the Austen collection and becomes fans. This is a fun and cute series to start if you are looking for something that isn't a cooking or knitting cozy. Although I think fiction fans might enjoy this story. It is very much a character driven tale. (Jody)
Dance of the Bones is J. A. Jance's latest novel featuring J.P. Beaumont and Brandon Walker. The Last Chance (TLC) group contacts retired Detective Walker regarding a 30 year old case involving the murder of Amos Warren. All of the evidence had pointed Walker toward Amos' son who was arrested, tried and jailed. Now the case is being re-opened and there is pressure for them to find the "real" killer. The search leads Walker to reach out to Seattle investigator J.P. Beaumont. However, things only become more complicated when someone close to Walker is targeted. The cases are connected, the two just have to figure out how.
As always, Jance packs her book with action and suspense. This book was captivating and hard to put down. I really enjoyed how she wove in the Tohono O'odham lore in the story. It was interesting learning how some stories can only be shared at a certain time of year. I also enjoyed seeing how Walker and Beaumont interact with each other. If you have only read the Beaumont series or the Walker family books, you will still enjoy this novel. If you haven't read both series this would be a great time to start. (Tricia)
Kim Harrison's latest novel The Drafter while being very different from her Hollows series still has her crazy suspenseful action and a fearless heroine who is ready to kick butt. Peri has the rare gift of being a drafter, someone who has the ability to change the existing timeline and create a new timeline. The only problem is that she doesn't remember the original timeline or what changes she makes. In fact, she often loses more than just a few minutes of her memory. Thankfully, she has the help of her anchor Jack. He sees all of the changes she makes during a draft and can remind her of things in the past, as well as both the original and changed timeline. But what happens when you can no longer trust your anchor, the company you work for, or your own faulty memories? Thus begins the first book in the Peri Reed Chronicles.
I loved Harrison's Hollow series and was worried that her science fiction detour wouldn't have the same flare, but I was completely wrong. Peri is just as fierce as Rachel and is more than happy to take down a bad guy. I found the premise of this book to be quite interesting: time traveling with a terrible side effect of memory loss, how can you not want to read that? Often we (the reader) were just as confused as Peri. She is constantly questioning who to trust and trying to wade through all of the half truths she is told. Harrison does such a great job of developing her characters. I am really excited to see how the dynamics between everyone grows and changes in this series. Needless to say any Harrison fan or time traveling fan will enjoy her new novel. (Jody)
Slasher Girls & Monster Boys compiled by April Genevieve Tucholke is an engrossing spooky read. If you are craving something that will have your skin crawling before Halloween, then this is the perfect read. The book is a compilation of short stories from some amazing YA authors, such as Marie Lu, Danielle Paige, Carry Ryan, Jonathan Maberry, Leigh Bardugo just to name a few. Each author used a previously published story, movie, or song for inspiration and then re-imagines the tale. At the end they tell you what the inspiration was. Some tales were filled with bloody and disturbing details, but others were more psychological horror that really let your imagination go crazy. After I finished a story, I was excited to go on and see what new sinister creature was lurking around the next page.
The writing throughout is fantastic. Each author created complex characters in a short amount of time as well as really capturing the dark atmosphere. There were definitely times where my hair stood on edge. I really love how creepy this book is and that it is geared for YA readers. It just goes to show that some of the most haunting tales can exist without all of the graphic details.
My favorite short stories were In the "Forest Dark and Deep" by Carrie Ryan and "Hide-and-Seek" by Megan Shepard. (Jody)
After reading FaceOff, I knew there were several new authors I wanted to read. My fist pick was Heather Graham's Let the Dead Sleep. Her character that was featured in FaceOff was so intriguing that I wanted to know more about her, and let me say wow, it was excellent. The book takes place in New Orleans and is a mystery with a bit of a paranormal kick. Danni is the owner of an antique shop and for the most part nothing too exciting happens. However everything changes when a mysterious statue is brought to her store. Before she can even decide to buy it, the original owner is found dead and the statue is missing. Danni discovers that she is not the only one looking for the statue. A PI has been trying to track it down and destroy it and the long evil history that goes with it. Joining forces, the two begin the harrowing search.
As I said before, this is a great book with not only suspense but quite a bit of creepiness too. In fact there were a few times that I had to set the book down because it was just too late at night to be reading a scary novel. Graham does a great job creating all of her characters. Their interactions are engaging and genuine and it is easy to start rooting for them. I also enjoyed the southern setting. Graham did a great job of incorporating the spooky elements of New Orleans into her tale along with a side of southern charm. If you enjoy your mysteries on the scarier side, then this is the perfect series to start. (Tricia)
Mary-Louise Parker's memoir Dear Mr. You is a uniquely written book that tells about her life through letters. The letters are all written to the men who have impacted her life or helped create the person that she has become. Some of the letters are to real people that she knows, but others are to strangers she has passed on the street or even hypothetical men from her mind. Parker's writing is simple, yet elegant and wholly enlightening as to who she is. The letters create such an intimate look of Parker that you can't help but feel connected to her. This writing style is engaging and entertaining to read, creating an excellent book for her fans as well as non-fiction readers. (Tricia)
Hester Young's debut novel Gates of Evangeline is a gripping tale of missing children and family secrets. After suffering the terrible loss of her son, Charlie is having a hard time readjusting to life. To complicate matters, she has started having visions of children in trouble and is realizing her visions come true. When her old boss contacts her out of the blue for a job opportunity she decides a change is just what she needs (not to mention the little boy in her vision is asking her to come and help him). Leaving New York City behind, Charlie temporarily moves to Louisiana to research and write a book on the thirty year old cold case of the disappearance of a little boy. However, he wasn't from your typical family but in fact an old southern genteel family with plenty of secrets.
Young's writing is great. The book is filled with twists and turns and just a hint of the paranormal which make you keep coming back. I am a sucker for southern books these days and Young does a great job of capturing the atmosphere and southern drawl. The characters are interesting and developed and you want to know what everyone is hiding. This is a great book for mystery enthusiasts as well as contemporary fiction readers. There is a mystery that carries the novel, but you become involved with all of the characters and their story as well. (Jody)
Faceoff is a compilation of short stories edited by David Baldacci. This book is great because each short story has two characters who are often the heroes from their own series who faceoff (or work together to take down the bad guy). Short stories are so much fun when it is a new story with a beloved character or a great story from a new author. I loved how riddled this book is with some of my favorite mystery authors.
Here is a brief look at a few of my favorites:
When Jack Reacher walks into a bar in Boston to watch the Yankees take on the Red Sox, I knew something fun was going to happen. Nick Heller was sitting two stools away and within a couple of innings they had figured out the man sitting between them was trouble. I loved seeing how each of the characters sizes up the situation and helps in their unique way!
(Lee Child & Joseph Finder)
I thoroughly enjoyed Cotton Malone meeting Gray Pierce in the South American jungle while they were each on the same assignment. Working together the two take care of business and in just a few pages are on their way. It amazed me that the authors can create such a seamless story together and still stay true to their own characters and writing style.
(Steve Berry & James Rollins)
And on the creepy side was R. L. Stine's Slappy the Ventriloquist Dummy against Preston/Child's Agent Pendergast in a gaslight story of the weirdest kind. There is something for every mystery fan in this book. (Tricia)
Philippa Gregory's latest novel The Taming of the Queen takes us back to Henry VIII's glamorous court to meet his last wife, Kateryn Parr. However, this is not the court of the golden king that we all love. Henry is no longer in his prime and is in constant pain with his rotting foot. Always a fiery King, his temper is even quicker to explode than before. This is the court that Kateryn has reluctantly inherited. However, Henry adores her and is encouraging her scholarly pursuits and religious views. The challenge for Kateryn is keeping his affection because this King knows that he can always find a new wife.
It was wonderful coming back to Henry's court. While I have enjoyed Gregory's Cousin War series, her writing truly shines when she writes about the Tudors. Her language is sophisticated and reminiscent of the time period but is still easy to read. She captures the atmosphere of England in the 1500's beautifully. You walk the castles right along with Kateryn and feel her tension of living with a temperamental king. This portrayal of Henry was fascinating. He has become so cantankerous, paranoid and selfish. The once sought after royal court is something to fear. Gregory did an incredible job of developing the arc of the young king, who was constantly betrayed and used to getting his way, to an old and bitter man. If you haven't read Philippa Gregory's Tudor books, I would highly recommend them. Start the books chronologically and you will really see the development of Henry the VIII's reign.
Chronological Order: The Constant Princess, The Other Boleyn Girl, The Boleyn Inheritance, The Taming of the Queen, The Queen's Fool, The Virgin's Lover
Moira Fowley-Doyle's debut novel The Accident Season is sure to be a must read YA novel. Every October Cara's family lives through the accident season. This is a time when everyone in the family gets more bruises, scrapes, and broken bones and this year is shaping up to be one of the worst. However, the accident season is not just physical pain but in fact goes much deeper.
Fowley-Doyle's writing is so elegant that you are instantly caught up in her story. Her descriptions are vivid and imaginative. I love the dream world that Cara envisions around her and her friends, as well as the magical realism that she weaves throughout the novel. It was fun not knowing what was causing the accident season or if there even was a cause. I enjoyed the turn the book takes in the middle and I was surprised and satisfied with the ending. This is a book that will haunt you long after you are finished. (Jody)
Conversion by Katherine Howe is a mysterious tale about a private school in Danvers and a mysterious illness that takes over. Colleen is doing her best to stay focused during her senior year but she is juggling quite a few things. First, and most importantly, would be her college applications and interviews. Plus she is desperately trying to stay at the top of her class while trying to hang out with her friends. However shortly into the spring semester Clara (one of the most popular girls in school) is found convulsing on the floor. No one know what caused her to have a "fit" and before long more and more girls are coming down with the mysterious illness that no one can diagnose or stop. As the weeks continue Colleen, who has been reading The Crucible for class, begins to wonder if there is a correlation with the girls of Salem Village and her school. After all, Danvers was once Salem Village.
I liked how Howe told the story and paralleled the current girls with the girls of Salem Village. She did a great job of keeping her readers in suspense and just as clueless as everyone else. You could really feel the pressure the girls were facing with preparing for college and daily life, creating very believable characters. It was easy to get caught up in the drama of their illness and wonder who was going to be next. The Crucible was one of my favorite high school reads, so I must confess that I really enjoyed the historical look at the Salem Village, as well as Colleen's examination of the play. It was interesting to read about the original girls and how quickly they were all swept up in the herd mentality and how quickly it spun out of hand. This is a fun summer read for someone looking for a YA book that is off the beaten path. (Jody)
Brownies and Broomsticks by Bailey Cates is the first book in the Magical Bakery Mystery series and it is a delightful beginning. Katie's life has taken an unexpected turn, but hopefully it's for the better. She has decided to partner up with her aunt and uncle and open a bakery in Savannah, Georgia. Now the bakery is coming along beautifully and she is sure it will be a success between her baking and her aunt's helpful ingredient suggestions, although she does find it odd that her aunt keeps mumbling over the herbs. Days before the grand opening, the most cantankerous lady in Savannah is murdered right in front of the store. The worst part is that all eyes are looking at her uncle since he was the last person to speak to the victim. Before long, Katie finds herself frantically trying to find who the true murderer is all the while discovering more about her family's magical heritage.
This is sure to be a fun series filled with magic, pastries, and the occasional murder. The characters are charming and you can feel the southern atmosphere. I also love that the witches have animal familiars. For some reason I always feel bad for a witch who doesn't have a trusted critter companion. I am excited to get to know all of the other witches and see how Katie progresses with her new gift. Needless to say, I will be getting book two quite soon. (Jody)
Rachel Caine's new series The Great Library is off to a promising start. Book one Ink and Bone introduces us to a futuristic world with steampunk elements. Jess has never known a time when the Great Library doesn't rule over everyone. It dictates what people can read and only allows books to be read via tablet: real physical books are forbidden. His family specializes in black market books so when the opportunity arises for a job within the library his father doesn't hesitate to pay for him to get an audition. It would be perfect having a family member inside the library working as a spy. But once Jess starts his journey he finds that things are not that simple and in fact they are quite deadly.
What an outstanding beginning. The atmosphere was engrossing and detailed. I could feel myself in the gritty side streets of London as well as the sweltering desert of Egypt. I also liked that in many ways this futuristic world felt old and reminiscent of the Industrial age. This book was complex with layers of intrigue and I enjoyed learning key tidbits (both past and present) through letters between the heads of the library. I should also mention, that this book is packed with action. Whether it be with the tests that the candidates have to complete or braving a war zone, I often found myself quickly turning the page to see if everyone was okay. That being said, Caine never sacrifices her character development. Jess went from being a bullied son to finding his courage, using his intelligence, and creating lifelong friendships. This is a great read for fans of the Divergent series, Infernal Devices or all book lovers. (Jody)
Perfectionists by Sara Shepard is the beginning of an exciting and suspenseful new series. In Beacon Heights, the only thing acceptable is perfection. You need to be the best athlete or the best musician or the most popular girl and of course get into the best college. However, this doesn't mean you have to be good. So when five girls realize that they all hate the same person it is easy to plan his murder-or at least his hypothetical murder. But what happens when someone follows through with the murder? How can you prove your innocence when the deck is stacked against you? Thus begins the Perfectionists series.
If you have enjoyed Pretty Little Liars, then you are sure to love this series too. Shepard is so good at getting you all tangled up trying to figure out who the killer is. Each time you think you have a clue you end up right back where you started. The characters are fun to follow and have just enough personal drama to make you want more. This is a great beach read. (Jody)
Clara Quinn moves back home to the coast of Maine once she realizes that New York City isn't all that it is cracked up to be. It doesn't take long for her cousin Stephanie to convince her to work for her at the Ravens Nest Bookstore, which admittedly isn't exactly what she wants to do, but how do you say no to family. However, things are not so peaceful at the store. In fact, Clara discovers a body in the storage room of the bookstore. Now her crazy, but lovable cousin, has decided they need to uncover the murderer by using Clara's Quinn Senses.This is a family psychic talent that allows Clara to hear voices that guide her to the truth But since she has blocked the Sense for so long, it is difficult to understand.
Mind over Murder by Allison Kingsley is a fun cozy mystery. The cousins are great characters and the small town vibe is great. Any book that takes place in a bookstore is a winner for me and this was no exception. I have already read the next two in the series. Paranormal and cozy, what more could someone want. (Tricia)
Nancy Coco's Candy-Coated mysteries series is so much fun and a perfect summer read. To Fudge or Not to Fudge is book 2 in the series. Set on the idyllic Mackinac island on Lake Michigan where fudge reigns supreme, Allie has happily settled into running her family business, the historic McMurphy Hotel and Fudge Shop. She has decided to put behind her the past debauchery about the murder of her grandfather's biggest rival and focus on work, until her lovable dog Marshmallow finds human bones scattered throughout the island. Now she finds herself knee deep in another murder investigation and has somehow managed to reluctantly get herself on a reality cooking show.
This was such a fun read! I loved the atmosphere of the island and the townspeople. The story takes place right at the beginning of June and you can feel all the travelers, the sun, and the carefree attitude that comes along with summer. Coco's character Allie is a fun, determined and entertaining sleuth. This is very much a story where you think, seriously, nothing else can possible go wrong - and then of course it does. I am not much of a cozy mystery reader, but I found myself quickly ordering the next book in the series. (Jody)
Revenge, Ice Cream, and Other Things Best Served Cold by Katie Finn is book two in the Broken Hearts and Revenge series. Gemma has sworn to get revenge on Hallie but Hallie is proving to be harder to beat than she originally thought. To make things even more challenging, Teddy (her ex-boyfriend who is currently dating Hallie) is in town and Gemma's long time crush Ford is visiting his father. As Gemma and Hallie continue to spar (often in outlandish and devious ways), Gemma finds her summer being much more interesting than a quiet time lounging on the beach.
I love this series! First of all, Finn's titles are so witty and whimsical. They perfectly capture the plot and the playful nature of the story. The characters are entertaining and believable. I love how hard Gemma tries to correct the mistakes of her past even when she knows it is next to impossible. You get lost in the chaos of the story and filled with a sense of friendship and new love. This is an absolutely perfect summer read.
Betty Medsger's The Burglary: The Discovery of J. Edgar Hoover's Secret FBI was a thoroughly detailed and enjoyable read. Before Watergate and the Pentagon Papers, there was the Media Pennsylvania FBI office burglary. A small group of activists wanted to expose the truth behind J. Edgar Hoover and his secret illegal actions in the United States. The group planned a break-in of the offices to find the incriminating evidence and then exposed Hoover through the press. Betty Medsger was one of the journalists who received copies of the stolen files and then published articles on the findings. Many years later, she learned the identities of the people in the activist groups and was able to interview them bringing even more information to light.
This amazing book looks at not only how the activist group decided to commit the crime but how they carried it out, as well as the toll it took on many of them. Medsger examines the aftermath for the FBI and more importantly, the lengths which Hoover was willing to go to control citizens, congress and even the president. The amount of detail that Medsger includes is incredible. Most of the information I was unaware of or had forgotten. If you are an American History buff, this would be an excellent choice to read. (Tricia)
Where They Found Her by Kimberley McCreight is a gripping tale about a suburban town and the death of a newborn. Molly Sanderson retreated to Ridgedale in order to heal from the loss of her child. She never once imagined that she would be the journalist covering the murder of a newborn baby. Yet, now that she has this break she is determined to follow through and find out what this small town is really hiding.
I loved this book (although I should also mention that I also loved Reconstructing Amelia). McCreight does an amazing job of weaving other forms of writing into her novels, for this book she created the newspaper's website. Adding in the website allowed the reader to get a better understanding of the town and gives the story a unique twist. Additionally, this story is told through three different women, which really gives you a larger picture of the overall plot and also made you want to try to piece everything together. A great psychological thriller with plenty of twists and turns and small town drama. (Jody)


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As expected, Duncan Keith has been one of the Chicago Blackhawks' best players this season. Somewhat unexpected, however, has been his undeniable return to genuine contention for the Norris Trophy as the NHL's best defenseman.
After winning the award in 2010, Keith's play declined in 2011 and 2012. While he was still one of the league's better number one defensemen during those two years, he was also a clear (albeit very small) step below the perennial Norris contenders such as Zdeno Chara and Shea Weber.
Keith edged back toward his 2010 form last season and had an unbelievable playoff run en route to his second Stanley Cup victory; indeed, Blackhawks fans almost unanimously agree that the Conn Smythe Trophy should have gone to either him or Corey Crawford rather than Patrick Kane. Still, there was nothing truly spectacular about Keith's 2012-13 campaign, and he thus largely stayed out of Norris conversation once again.
This season, of course, has been a different animal. Chicago's No. 2 is on track to nearly match his career-high in points (69) and currently ranks fourth in the NHL in assists, trailing only Sidney Crosby, Joe Thornton and Nicklas Backstrom. He sits second among all league defensemen in points behind only Erik Karlsson.
Keith's defensive play has been as outstanding as ever. The key cog in Chicago's quick-hit transition game, he is among the league leaders in takeaways among defensemen, and likely possesses the best first pass of the bunch.
The one criticism of Keith is that he and his defensive partner Brent Seabrook have not been used in a shutdown role this season. That job has instead been given to Niklas Hjalmarsson and Johnny Oduya, Chicago's second pairing. Still, it would be specious to blame him for what is purely a coaching decision; Joel Quenneville has made no secret that he thinks Keith played too many minutes in 2010-11 and 2011-12, which caused him to wear down late in the year.
Giving the shutdown responsibility to another pairing reflects this, and it is the second straight year in which Quenneville has chosen to do so. Evidently, his choice had and has significant merit, as Keith had enough left in the tank to put together the aforementioned fantastic 2012-13 postseason that he did.
There is not another defenseman in the NHL this season that can match Keith's combination of offensive and defensive excellence. Barring a major surprise, the Norris Trophy is his for the taking.
Sean Sarcu is a Chicago Blackhawks writer for RantSports.com. Follow him on Twitter or add him to your network on Google.

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is a very nice old ironstone transferware vegetable bowl produced by G. Woolliscroft, a pottery in Staffordshire, England. It shows a country scene with a windmill in blue on a white background.
It measures approximately 1 3/4"H and is 9 1/2"L x 7 5/8"W. The bowl is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or scratches. In addition, I cleaned it using professional methods so it is in beautiful, shiny condition!
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They say everything changes with time, and to an extent, I, Eleanor Tanner, believed that. But the thought still confounded me with it's strangeness. After all, how much could change after two months?
Sure, my mum found a new husband and ran off with him leaving my dad and I penniless. My friends hooked up while I was completely oblivious to that fact. My dad getting fired from his high-powered job.
But despite that, everything else was the same.
The streets of London were still lively as usual, and the prices endured insanely high. People still continued to cross the road even when the traffic light stayed red, and the weather was still more bipolar than a teenage girl PMSing.
My left hand tangled itself through my black wavy strands as I tilted my head and rested my elbow on the table. I highly doubted my sleep deprived self could last another minute of waiting for Jesse.
I looked over towards the door and Jesse entered in all his glory, wrapped up in a beanie and a scarf. His eyes travelled over the heads in the Cafe until they settled on mine, his eyes grew wide and he rushed up to me, bending down and kissing my forehead, making me flutter my eyes shut. The cold weather from outside clung to him like a second skin, which reached out to grab me, to elope me into its trap. He slumped down opposite me, sending me an apologetic smile.
"Oh Ellie, I'm so sorry, I got stuck in traffic and I'm so freaking late -- "
I cut him off, my finger pressed against his lips. His cornflower eyes followed the tip of my finger, and then they flickered up to meet mine.
A bubble of laughter escaped my lips, "It's okay, Jesse. I understand, it's winter anyway. It's bound to be busy in the streets." I shook my head teasingly, a smile lighting up my features, pulling my finger away. "You worry too much."
"Yeah," He chuckled as well, turning a light shade of red, our laughs mingling. "What do you want to eat?"
"You choose." I shot him a smile and he nodded.
An evil smirk came across his face, "Don't say I didn't warn you."
I rolled my eyes and he jogged up to the counter. I glanced over at my best friend, the boy who was there for me at the start and hopefully for the finish. I love him. Jesse means a lot to me. Even not seeing him for two days made me sad.
Why we are here is because it's our tradition. Our tradition to come to 'The Rolling Scones' and talk. Talk about life, anything really, no matter how sad, horrible, happy, or disgusting it is. Friday is our day.
"Here you go." I looked down at my favourite dish, my eyes widening in delight. Peanut. Butter. Waffles.
My tongue darted out to wet my lips, "This is amazing, thank you Jesse."
"No problemo, gorgeous."
We tucked into our waffles as most of the afternoon was spent talking about school and how things were going for each of us. I laced our fingers together as we walked through the main gardens. I brushed my hand over the frozen flowers, which tingled my fingers with nature's electricity. I heard the faint melody of the breeze swishing through the trees, rustling through our knotty hair. The faint crunching feeling and sound of the snow.
Yes, it was beautiful. The air was scented a cool spearmint aroma which blended with the frosty snow. We didn't need to talk. We walked in peace, enjoying this very moment. An easy smile played across my lips, I studied Jesse's face to see his expression mirroring mine.
Jesse abruptly stopped, tugging my hand back making me crash into his chest. "Hey."
"Ellie, I need to tell you something." He sighed, turning his head away nervously. I furrowed my eyebrows, my palm pushing his head as his eyes met mine.
My green orbs flickered from one blue eye to another. "Jesse, what is it?"
"I -- I'm.." He stuttered hopelessly, his glassy eyes boring into mine. "You are probably wondering why I was treating you differently, and how I took you through our favorite park, why I was late -- "
" -- Why I may be acting weird, like my little gestures, -- "
" -- Why I'm crying right now and everything is falling apart and I just -- "
"JESSE." He paused and I watched a few diamond tears roll down his cheeks. I wiped them away with my thumbs.
"The thing is," He started, his voice breaking. "I'm moving."
I stepped back immediately, my arms dropping at my sides, I stared at the ground. "What?" I asked, barely a whisper.
"To California. I need to see my parents."
I shuddered, this cannot be happening. I breathed in slowly, "California is on the other side of the world. We're in London." I mumbled. I let out a sob, covering my mouth. My lips shook against my palm. "This is a dream." I shook my head, "This is a daydream. In the real world, you are probably trying to snap me out of it."
I closed my eyes, waiting for me to come back to reality but instead I felt warm hands placed on my shoulders.
"Ellie. I'm sorry."
Wrenching myself out of his grasp, tears trickled silently down my face. "When?"
"Uh -- "
"When, Jesse?"
"Tomorrow night."
Every fibre of my being seemed to ache at the thought of my other half leaving me. This can't be happening. Emotions welled up in me. Anger, hurt, pain.
I forced myself to meet his eyes. "How long have you been planning this?"
"For the last month." His shoulders slumped and he hung his head.
I pushed him, "The last month? The freaking last month?" I let out a shaky gasp. "Why didn't you tell me sooner -- "
Jesse gripped my chin, pressing his lips down on mine. I couldn't help kissing him back. He ran his fingers through my hair and lifted my chin further to intensify the kiss and I shouldn't have gasped at the sudden intervention but I did and that gave him a chance to deepen the kiss. He tasted of mint; the slight scent of aftershave was intoxicating. His kiss was soft, gentle like he was sad and afraid of leaving. Our tears mixed, creating a coating around our lips.
It was strange kissing Jesse, strange but beautiful. I would have thought it would have been like kissing my brother but it was the complete opposite. It was different. I should have pushed him away but I couldn't. He was too addicting, too passionate.
Love, lust, sadness, angriness, fear were pouring into the kiss.
He pulled away, pain, clear in his eyes. I glanced at his lips as he did for mine.
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VIDEO: Watain – Outlaw
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Black metal future legends Watain have just confirmed dates of a short headline UK tour run this December. You can check out all of the dates below:
August 20th, 2013
Black metal future legends Watain have released a stream of their new album 'The Wild Hunt' in full online. Check it out below.
August 19th, 2013
Release Date: August 19th, 2013
Label: Century Media Records
Website: www.templeofwatain.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/watainofficial
Twitter: www.twitter.com/watainofficial
In the black metal world of 2013, the band on everyone's lips is Watain. 2010's 'Lawless Darkness' propelled them into the public eye in a region that listens to Bathory while it's eating its Corn Flakes and it has taken 3 years for the follow-up to be carefully crafted and created. 'The Wild Hunt' is not an instant classic, nor is it a genre-defining album, but it's one that'll please black metal fans worldwide.
July 19th, 2013
Sweedish black metal heroes Watain have released a brand new track, titled 'The Child Must Die', which is taken from their upcoming album, 'The Wild Hunt'. You can stream and listen to the new track below:
June 25th, 2013
Black metal future legends Watain have released a lyric video for their new track 'All That May Bleed'. Give it a listen below.
June 17th, 2013
Swedish extreme metallers Watain have just confirmed details surrounding the release of their upcoming studio album, 'The Wild Hunt', which is set for release on August 19th 2013 via Century Media Records. The artwork and tracklisting can be found below:
April 30th, 2013
Black metal heavyweights Watain have unveiled details of their upcoming new album, which is to be entitled 'The Wild Hunt'.
March 15th, 2011
The Mars Volta are to perform their one and only UK show of 2011 at this year's Sonisphere Festival in Knebworth. Alongside them, Opeth, Killing Joke, Four Year Strong, The Black Dahlia Murder, Black Tide, Watain, Firewind, Rise To Remain, Alestorm, Six Hour Sundown and The Treatment have also joined the line-up.
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Seth Walker - Sky Still Blue (2014)
Category: Music
Artist: Seth Walker
Title Of Album: Sky Still Blue
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: The Royal Potato Family
Genre: Blues, Blues Rock
Quality: 320 / FLAC
Total Time: 41:18 min
Total Size: 101 / 216 MB
WebSite: amazon
1 Easy Come, Easy Go
2 Trouble (Don�t Want No)
3 Grab Ahold
4 Another Day
5 Tomorrow
6 All That I�m Asking
7 High Wire
8 For A Moment There
9 Either Way I Lose
10 Jesus
11 Way Too Far
Revered roots music troubadour Seth Walker recently took up residency in New Orleans. Upon his relocation the Big Easy, the North Carolina-native completed a trifecta for time spent living in hallowed southern music cities. His journey began in Austin where he fast became a staple of the Texas blues scene. He'd later relocate to Nashville to absorb its rich songwriting history. Clearly, however, it is the influence of his current home in NOLA that inspired the gospel-soaked fervor and gritty guitar burn at the core of his latest album, Sky Still Blue. Abetted by producer Oliver Wood (The Wood Brothers), Walker revels in the devil-on-my-trail grizzle and longing blue notes that make songs like 'Trouble,' 'High Wire' and 'Easy Come, Easy Go' resonate so convincingly. Yet, as Walker's fans have come to expect, there s always a sweet melody, a turn of phrase wrapped in a wink-and-a-smile or an undeniable pop hook close at hand. Sky Still Blue is a masterful work conveyed through Walker's expressive, soul-burnished voice, agile guitar artistry and impeccable southern songwriting, all of which have garnered him a reputation as one of the most acclaimed modern roots artists in the country over the last decade.


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2ème édition. About the DVD Take your clients to the next level of fitness and endurance with the second edition of the Intermediate Cadillac program. For clients who have mastered Essential Cadillac, this program of movement patterns will encourage less reliance on the equipment for body support, and more confidence in pursuing greater strength and coordination. INSTRUCTIONAL LEVEL : Intermediate EQUIPMENT REQUIRED : Cadillac Trapeze Table, Rotational Disks and Stability Chair™ SOUNDTRACK LANGUAGES : English, Español, Français, Português, Italiano, Deutsch. DVD Contents 49 exercises Workout Time - 64 min DVD Length - 197 min Chapters EXERCISES: Roll down bar: Neck Pull, Roll Down with Back Extension, Twist with Pulses, Port de Bras Prep, Side Bend Prep Roll down bar standing: Triceps Lunge Trapeze: Ballet Stretches Standing, Spread Eagle, Pull Up Push-thru bar: Sit-Up Combo, Teaser Series, Push-Thru with Feet, Cat, Push-Thru on Stomach, Mermaid with Rotation, Spread Eagle, Monkey, Guillotine, Hip Opener Arm springs:, Back Rowing, Front Rowing Arm springs standing: Side Twist Standing, Reverse Expansion, Offering, Hug a Tree, Butterfly, Punches, Fencer Lunges Prep, Squats Leg springs Beats, Scissors, Ovals, Side Kick Stretch, Developé, Rond de Jambe Fuzzy hanging straps: Ballet Stretches , Spread Eagle, Abdominal Curls, Half Hang, Full Hang BONUS CLIPS: Review of Cadillac Features Safety, Cueing Modifications on the Intermediate Cadillac, Challenging your Client Safely on the Intermediate Cadillac, Cadillac Chair Combo Bonus Features Review the STOTT PILATES® Five Basic Principles Choose to work out with or without instructor's voice Preview another challenging title View instructors' bios Learn more about STOTT PILATES Equipment and Education Key Benefits Improve articulation of the spine Strengthen the body's torso Deepen movemement awareness and range Challenge balance and coordination


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Where God Likes to Be Trailer (2014)
22 February 2014 Factual 72 mins
Where God Likes to Be focuses on three young protagonists full of hope and promise - Andi Running Wolf, Edward Tailfeathers, and Douglas Fitzgerald - following them over the course of a summer that marks a turning point in all of their lives. Each grapples with whether to leave, pursuing opportunities far from home, or stay behind with friends and family potentially struggling with limited opportunity and marginalization. A picture emerges of the reservation as a cherished home that nurtures identity.
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Series: The Graveyard Queen #1
Published by Harlequin MIRA Genres: Mystery, Paranormal Romance
Format: eBook
Source: Library
My name is Amelia Gray. I'm a cemetery restorer who sees ghosts. In order to protect myself from the parasitic nature of the dead, I've always held fast to the rules passed down from my father. But now a haunted police detective has entered my world and everything is changing, including the rules that have always kept me safe.It started with the discovery of a young woman's brutalized body in an old Charleston graveyard I've been hired to restore. The clues to the killer—and to his other victims—lie in the headstone symbolism that only I can interpret. Devlin needs my help, but his ghosts shadow his every move, feeding off his warmth, sustaining their presence with his energy. To warn him would be to invite them into my life. I've vowed to keep my distance, but the pull of his magnetism grows ever stronger even as the symbols lead me closer to the killer and to the gossamer veil that separates this world from the next.
Amelia Gray restores graveyards, having spent her whole life in cemeteries as her father is a caretaker of them. And, she sees ghosts and has since she was nine-years old. Her father sees them, too, and he's taught her the rules to follow to protect herself, one of them being to never let ghosts know she can see them. Amelia has also never told anyone else about her gift.
Amelia is on an assignment in Charleston, restoring an old cemetery associated with a university and gets embroiled in a murder mystery when a body is discovered there. She finds herself connected in odd and mysterious ways to the tortured, handsome and sexy detective assigned to the case, John Devlin, as well the investigation.
This was a fantastically written story, capturing the essence of old Charleston, the creepy but ethereal beauty of the ancient cemetery and the assembly of odd characters connected with the case. Amelia and John's relationship is in the background mostly but sets the tone for this captivating story. While the murder mystery is resolved, there are so many issues remaining to uncover and explore. It's great storytelling and the next book is calling!
I also love to talk about books. There's nothing more exciting than to finish a great story and cover it A to Z with other people, exploring different perspectives and points of view. So, if you see something on my shelf you'd like to talk about, send me a message and we'll talk!
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This version of the site is in an alpha build. The complete site and archives is located at http://iowaunder.com
With the Archives turning 15 this coming year, I felt that it was time for a long over due rebuild of the Archives. Like every build of the site, I'm taking a different approach to hopefully make it easier for all those wonderful members that have contributed to the Archives over the years. This is more of a road map of what is to come because not only will there be a new structure but because of the new structure, most of the information and files in the archives will need to be manually entered into the new build. This is nothing new. I've had to do this each time but I'm hoping this will be the last time.
So, here is the grand master plan and major structure and changes that will come. Many of them will not effect members but it will greatly effect what their user experience will be like in the future:
- Books - In the past the sites main structure has be provided by the Book Module and though there were a number of advantages, it created an often confusing interface for new users. So, the site will no longer be using books for navigation and structure.
- Taxonomy - The new structure of the site will be based on Taxonomy. These are terms that are then referenced using the CCK content types to display the content as a group. For example, in the past using the book module, a user would have to first locate the right book to add a child page to. With Taxonomy terms like "band", "city", "state", "decade", etc... will be selected or typed in to the listings. Once done then the site will collect and display the content on one page. Combining Taxonomy Terms will allow me to create pages or Views that all have the same terms. For example, let say I want to display all Iowa bands from the 1970s, I can create a view that displays only listing pages that have referenced the 1970s, bands and Iowa City.
- Term Reference - Instead of referencing page names and adding Links to contributor pages and project pages, their will be an auto complete text field to add them. I still haven't found an easy way to add new contributors pages to the archives but this will make adding the links much easier.
- Field Collection - In the past to edit any part of a listing, you would have to open the form to edit the whole listing. With Field Collection sections of the listing can be edit without opening the full page. For example, let's say you just want to edit the images. You would click on an edit button in the media section and only have the forms and file uploads for photos.
- The Media Module - Though it had a lot of great features, it was often confusing and I didn't care for how it displayed the media. I'm still working on how the media will be handled but I'm opting for a cleaner interface and better display.
- Panels - Pretty much every other site I have, I use panels to place content where I want it. Panels allows custom layouts of the content that often is under the control of the theme and the basic and often ugly Drupal displays. Panels allows me to organize content differently and hopefully more pleasing way.
- Views - Views allow me to create lists of content and control how the content is displayed. Using content type and Taxonomy terms, I can create pages that display the listings in a number of displays like full content, teasers, or only selected fields from the content. The content display can be everything from a simple list of links to slide shows and sliders.
- Combining Content types - In the past I've had different content types for different listings. With Taxonomy the need for having one content type for band, venue, publication, promoter, etc... isn't needed. Though there might be some fields that aren't needed for some listing types, there will be a universal Project listings to cover all projects. As of right now I'm planning on having the following content types:
- Project Listing - This will be any project or business.
- Contributor Listing - This would be personal listing pages for those involved or contribute to an existing project listing.
- Interview - Interviews is something that I always planned on doing more of but never seemed to get around to. As in the past any member can add an interview to the archives.
- Scene Memory - For listings that may not be connected directly to a project or be more of an overview of the time period and location.
- Blog - To date, no member except me has took advantage of this and I'm not sure if there is any reason for them to. I always envisioned this as way for members to post reviews of bands, places, etc... or maybe even just their own opinions that relate to the archives. I guess maybe something like the old fanzine columns. If anyone is interested in doing this, contact me and I could set up the feed.
- Forum - This is something that has been a struggle since I killed/loss the Iowa Underground Archives Forum. It was during the dark ages before CMS or at least before I started working with CMS and I would have to transfer data from the forums to the archives. The main advantage is that there was more interaction between the members of the site which often sparked more memories than one gets staring at a blank form. If there is interest, I'd be happy to set it forums up but like most internet activity from 10 years ago, the forum seems to have been killed off by social networks.
- Social Networking - This has got to be the biggest under used part of the site. I had envisioned the site becoming more of focused social network for those active and those that shared a history in the underground culture. I don't know if was the interface or the fact that most of us can't even keep up with all the social networks that we belong to as it is. At this point I will not be adding anything beyond the ability for members to send private messages to other members. If there is a demand for things like friends, groups and forums, I will add them but members need to let me know if it would be something they find useful.
- New Hosting - I moved the site to it's own shared hosting plan which has ended a number of problems I've been having with going over the CPU limits and effecting AxiomPiercing.com's page load speeds. If you haven't noticed the pages are loading a great deal faster than before.
- Monetization and Advertising - This site costs me about $200 a year and all the time it takes to maintain it which I do in my free time. I would be highly interested in creating enough income to at least cover my costs. If anyone has any ideas, please contact me. I've considered banner ads that fit the regoin and mission of the site, a kickstarter or donation program and even offering a cheap MP3 distrobution for independent bands. Each has it's own problem and complications. However, to expand the capablity of the site including hosting video files, it would require additional funding than I could provide.
- Theme - At this point, I'm planning on using a basic Drupal Theme with a few add wistles and bells to increase proformance, decrease page loading times and demand on the CPU. However if there is someone out there with experience in CSS and Drupal theme that would like to create a theme for the site, please contact me.
At this point the site is way at the beginning of alpha. The domain http://new.underground-archives.com will be the development building and you are welcome to check it from time to time to watch the site develop. Until I get all the ducks in a straight line and move on to Beta, I will not migrate the content from the old website. So, if you are adding information or would like to join the site, please do so by going to the old site at http://iowaunder.com.


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2 brand new tracks off their upcoming 15th studio album, Dystopia. This is the first new material from Megadeth since 2013'+ s 'Super Collider,' and first with new guitarist Kiko Loureiro (Angra) and drummer Chris Adler (Lamb Of God, Testament), who replaced guitarist Chris Broderick when he left back in November along with drummer Shawn Drover.
On the b-side is Foreign Policy which is a cover of the punk classic by Fear.
Megadeth will be doing a co-headling tour with Lamb of God (and sharing a drummer) in the UK and Ireland in November, with Children of Bodom and Sylosis providing support. A full U.S. tour will be coming in January 2016!
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INDIANAPOLIS -- The regular season did not start as well as Kevin Willis (Indianapolis/Lawrence Central) would have liked. An ankle injury limited him, and he was not making the plays he was accustomed to making.
Now more than halfway through his junior season and with his ankle healed, Willis is back to showing why he is one of Indiana's top 2014 prospects and already on the radar of BCS programs.
"I started picking up my game, and I started believing in myself," he said. "I didn't believe in myself in the first half."
However, there was not much reason for Willis to doubt himself. The 6-foot-2, 275-pound defensive tackle was playing well and already drew an offer from Indiana during the summer.
Willis camped at Indiana in June, and the coaching staff let Lawrence Central coach Jayson West know Willis had an offer from the Hoosiers.
"They liked everything, liked how I paid attention, liked how I was a quick learner," Willis said.
On the flip side, Willis is high on what Indiana has to offer.
"I like almost everything," he said. "The coaching staff is excellent. Their team plays hard every down, they don't take a play off for anything."
Indianapolis is a major recruiting area for Iowa, and Willis believes the Hawkeyes could be the next to offer him.
"They've seen a little bit of my film. They like what they see and want to see how I do at the end of the season," he said. "At the end of the season they'll let me know if I get an offer."
If not Iowa, Willis believes Wisconsin could eventually offer.
"They think I'd be a great D-tackle there," he said.
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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by wyzird, Oct 1, 2010.
Is there any reason you should not use app inventor with a rooted phone? (eris)
Nope, have at it.
I can't think of any...it should work just fine. I used it on my Droid X (unrooted at the time and had no troubles).
I finally got my App Inventor invite about a month ago and spent a day or two playing with it. Its kind of neat for playing with, basic prototyping, and experimenting with your phone. But I was disappointed that the project it builds is not Java-based (I can understand why, but I really wanted to use the Inventor to help show me how to code stuff for real in Java).
Anyway, once I realized this, it kind of spurred me on to buckle-down and install Eclipse and start developing apps "the hard way" .
P.S. App Inventor does install an app on your phone that "talks" to the PC-side to help prototype things while you develop. Pretty cool, but you might forget that its there when/if you ever decide to discontinue using AI.
Thanks for the info. I am looking forward to playing around with this. I rooted my phone and have no problems and I just wanted to keep it that way
I wish I would get an invite to app inventor so I could try it out. Google must not love me


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Published by HQN Books on March 31, 2015
Genres: Contemporary, Romance
Pages: 480
An up-and-coming MMA fighter wants more than just one night from a woman fleeing her past in Lori's irresistible new novel.
Heavyweight fighter Denver Lewis plays real nice, but he doesn't share. That's why he's been avoiding top-notch flirt Cherry Peyton. But a man can only resist those lush curves for so long. Their encounter surpasses all his fantasies, bringing out protective urges that Cherry's about to need more than she knows…
Denver's combination of pure muscle and unexpected tenderness has been driving Cherry wild. Yet no sooner does she get what she's been craving than old troubles show up on her doorstep. And this time, Cherry can't hide behind a carefree façade. Because the man by her side is one who'll fight like hell to keep her safe…if only she'll trust him enough to let him…
Casey Says…..
Let me start by saying that I used to read Lori Foster, way back- back in the days before ereaders were affordable, maybe even before they were out. I devoured her books the minute they hit the shelves. So when I saw the opportunity to join back up with an old friend I jumped right on it and she certainly did not disappoint.
MMA Fighting HUNKS….what's not to love?……this series has them in spades. This book starts SEXY right from the beginning. Having met the couples/characters in the previous book and feeling their sexual tension- the scene was already set for what was surely going to be a scorching romance.
When flirtatious and fun loving Cherry Peyton catches the eye of smoking hot, up and coming MMA fighter Denver Lewis- sparks start to fly. But past issues keep both of them from moving forward. Just enough emotional angst to keep us readers on our toes, this couple was definitely fun and hot to read about.


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Alice, always so inspiring. I love that story
adoro este dibujo! es uno de los que más me gustan de tu galeria
got an alice tattoo too.
check it out some time
got an alice tattoo too.
check it out some time
I love this, nice job
Oh, that's beautiful! U made it looks just like the atmosphere we felt in the movie... and the colours! How did u colour it? Fantastic, congrats!
Omigosh, this is so pretty! I love the colors and the controlled chaos. And that Cheshire Cat is so much cuter than Disney's, and so is Alice!
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"@KuisanMacharia: TV stations should just run the story of new appointees with "return of the mac" as the soundtrack..." >> LOL
I like eating dogs and family. Don't be a psychopath. Use punctuation marks.
Back in the day 2010 we only had Alai to deal with these days it's the whole time line.


text: Human Rights Observatory Eritrea - Reporters Without Borders provides UN with report on disastrous situation in Eritrea Reporters without borders Reporters Without Borders submitted its contribution on Eritrea yesterday to the United Nations Human Rights Council, which will examine the country's performance during the 18th Universal Periodic Review session next January and February. Each UPR session is used to review the human rights performance of a number of countries and, when necessary, remind them of their responsibilities. Eritrea's performance was last reviewed in 2009. Read RWB's contribution. In its report, Reporters Without (...)Read complete article© Reporters without borders - Tuesday, June 25, 2013


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Brigitte Bardot inspires Kelly Brook
The 32-year-old has created a new range of clothes for New Look- a fashion portal. The clothes are meanst for curvaceous figure and Brook revealed Brigitte and Sophia Loren were two of her inspirations.
''I love Brigitte Bardot. Those pictures of her in St Tropez - gorgeous! Sophia Loren is my all round style icon though - pure class," contactmusic.com quoted Brook as saying.
''It was my dream (to design this collection) - I want to see girls celebrate their curves and show off their assets," she added.


text: Just signed up to this forum have been reading it since last summer and got a lot of useful information. I've been burning wood for the last 30+ years finally got to be to much work so I switch to pellet stove last August. My stove is in basement and it heats a CapCod house 1300 sq ft. I am heating my cellar, up stairs main floor and a bedroom on top floor, after doing a lot of research I decided on the Drolet ECO65 by SBI. I ordered it from Northern Tools, wanted to get it from local dealer but no dealers in my area and nothing they stocked fit my needs or my wallet, and reading all the reviews on here and other sites thought this would best fit my needs. Received stove on 8/2/12 very well packed, glad I paid extra for tailgate delivery very heavy unit. Could not even pull it back on my hand truck, driver took it off truck and put it in back yard for me to uncrate. I installed that week and started it the first cool day in October, no problems took right off. I had a few small problems witch I will post at another time. Don't want to make my first post to long. Just wanted to say I would recommend this unit to anyone who wants a good reliable pellet stove nothing fancy and not a lot of buttons to set. Just push primer button, set for manual or thermostat and set heat level button 1 thru 6 it's that easy. I clean an vacuum stove every Saturday morning, I turn off early in morning go for coffee with the guy's when I get back I clean an vacuum, clean glass, empty ash pan takes about 20 Min. I do wipe glass twice a day with paper towels learned this little trick on this site and pull off any build up on end of combustion pot, about 2min to do. Found I can open door while stove is running if its set on #1 setting to do this and stove takes right off again. I only get build up on end of burner when I run on #1setting, found if I try to go to higher setting with out cleaning off top of combustion pot stove will shut off on high limit. Only happens on #1 if you want to go to a higher setting #2 or higher you must clean off. I use an old saber saw guide to swipe off burner. I will say wood heat was much hotter and I liked it better, but I like the house very warm pellet stove gives off different type of heat feels cooler unless I turn temperature up to #2 or #3 setting but on the other hand I only fill stove twice a day not every few hours as I did with the wood stove. I could fill it once a day but I only keep 2 bags in hopper at one time manual say's it could take 120 pounds if I really wanted to but then I wouldn't have any thing to do at night. With the wood stove house was always between 75 and 80 degrees now its between 71and 75 on settings 1 or 2 depending on temperature outside. Just had to get use to it. I don't see many articles on the Drolet ECO65 so I guess thats a good sign only trouble I read about was some one guy having a wiring connection problem witch he fixed.


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I'm really happy with this latest CTP, it took a lot of hard work and there's a lot of great features in there. But although most people will remember it as the PDC CTP, I'll always remember it as Peter Ostertag's last CTP.
Peter, longtime Avalon member and dev on the parser, passed away this summer as a result of a bicycling accident. He was great to work with, and fun to be around. I never got tired of his crazy trail running stories. One fairly typical story -- he was 17 miles into a 25 mile run through the mountains, when the trail became completely snow covered. He didn't want to turn around and backtrack 17 miles, and he saw some footprints in the snow off in the distance, so he figured he would just push through the snow for awhile. Well, he pushed through, post holing through the snow, once falling in up to his armpits, and finally made it to those footprints -- which he then realized were marmot tracks, not human footprints! The thing that always amazed me about this is this wasn't isolated incident -- he did this sort thing all the time. He always enjoyed himself outdoors; I always wished I was a better runner so I could go with him on more of these adventures.
At work, Peter was with Avalon from the very start, and for the last two years he made the parser work, an amazingly complicated piece of code held to a very high standard because it's used by pretty much every Avalon program. In this most recent CTP, he removed the LoadBaml api, added support for S0 validation, and implemented an extensible xmlns-assembly mapping mechanism. Peter worked fast and was someone you could always count on, if he said it would be done on Friday, it would be done Friday; he was one of the people who made the Element Services team shine.
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Emma Stone Thinks 'He's F**kin' Perfect' for a New Romantic Comedy
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November 3, 2011
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Between Easy A, The Help and Crazy, Stupid, Love, the lovely and talented Emma Stone has quickly proven that she's a genuine talent who can bring a grounded and charming sensibility to any character she plays. While normally romantic comedies of today are so formulaic and devoid of any real heart, Deadline's report on another film for the genre featuring The Amazing Spider-Man starlet actually gives me some faith that we might get another Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Stone is negotiating to star in the likely tentatively titled He's F**ckin' Perfect, a new script from director Adam McKay's now-former assistant. More below!
Deadline says Lauryn Kahn leaves her job as McKay's assistant tomorrow to start writing script full time after landing $1 million against $1.5 million if the film, her first feature screenplay, actually gets made. With Gary Sanchez Productions, the banner formed by Will Ferrell and McKay backing the project, that certainly doesn't seem like a problem. And honestly, the story is one that I want to see as it follows a social media savvy girl who is pessimistic about love and vets her friends' dates to find flaws. When that process leads her to uncover the perfect guy, she decides to use her research skills to turn herself into his perfect match.
It sounds generic on paper, but it's the talent involved that gives me faith that it won't be the kind of movie Sarah Jessica Parker would do (I Don't Know How She Does It? More like I could care less how she does it). Plus, hearing that the script leaked after being sent directly to Stone and caused a bidding war between four studios (keep in mind this is for a freshman writer's first spec script), that sounds like there's one hell of a film on those pages. Studios don't pay big money like this for original spec scripts from new writers, so here's hoping whatever goodness convinced studios to snag the script ends up on the screen.
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Although, the England cricket team has not won a single game in the ongoing three-match One Day International series against India but its players have not lost their confidence or optimism.
Jason Roy, the English opener said that his side is looking forward at the ongoing ODI series against the hosts as a stepping stone towards the Champions Trophy later this year.
Ahead of the third and the final ODI in Kolkata, Jeson stated, "Of course you want to finish the series on a high but every game from now on till the Champions Trophy is going to be stepping blocks for us going into that huge competition."
He further added, "We've got a huge amount of positives to take from the last few games. Although we got outplayed, we have put in some seriously good performances. We've scored 350 in the first game and 366 in the second. Those are positives to come out of that are amazing."
In the each game of the series the visitors fell short but Roy said that they were outdone by some superb individual displays by the hosts.
Roy said, "On both occasions I needed to stay in and get big hundreds. I should have done that, that was the plan. It didn't work out that way but like I said our batting unit got us to 350 and 370."
He added, "There's nothing wrong with the team. We're training very hard and having a good time. But like I said before, we've been undone by some incredible individual performances. We're a confident side and whatever we come up against, we're pretty confident. So we'll be alright."
Jeson's regular opening partner Alex Hales has been out due to a fracture as a result he is all set to open with Sam Billings.
Roy said in praise of Billings, who has a strike-rate of 110.94 and 150.00 in ODI and T20Is, "He's a fiery batsman. If he gets the role of No. 2, that would be great. He's a great guy to bat with — runs hard, plays strong shots and that's exactly what we look for at the top of the order, just to set the tone."
"It's just a case of getting to know each other and I know everyone in the squad pretty well, so whoever I'm opening with is not a problem. He will just kind of fit straight in."
He further added, "It's a mixed bag really. Obviously being in the finals was incredible and then disappointment after the game. But good to be back, obviously it's a dead rubber but we've got to stamp our mark on India a little bit."
Roy felt that the England team are more experienced now at limited overs cricket.
He stated, "We've definitely got a lot of experience under our belt, a lot of good performances. But like I said, just disappointed about this series, to be honest."


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Zadar(ZAD), Zadar, Croatia (84.8km)
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Zagreb(ZAG), Zagreb, Croatia (136.9km)
Pula(PUY), Pula, Croatia (157.7km)
Split(SPU), Split, Croatia (167.9km)
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Udbina, Udbina, Croatia (26.9km)
Grobnicko polje, Grobnik, Croatia (132.1km)
Cerklje, Cerklje, Slovenia (151km)
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I accidentally used a manual breast pump … wait a minute … that sounds like I fell over and landed on one while not wearing a shirt – which is dumb.
Although not quite as dumb as what I ACTUALLY did. I bought an electric pump for more than $200 and after using the very first time I immersed it in water. Yep – even though one of the first things in the instruction manual is "DO NOT IMMERSE IN WATER". Clearly I was suffering from an expensive case of baby brain and sleep deprivation.
Luckily for me the electric pump could easily transform into a manual pump. Unluckily for my wallet – as if I'd bought the manual pump in the first place I could have saved about $150.
Anyway – here are the Top 4 Manual Breast Pumps as reviewed by you in our parenting reviews section.
1. Apre Baby Manual Breast Pump to fit Medela and Avent
"This is a breastpump I use a lot, I have found expressing manually better these days. Also, it can fit several brand of bottles I have tried because of the adjustable collar. It is easy to use and easy to handle." – katetaylor
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2. Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature
"This was a great price and much more affordable than an electric pump. Very easy to use and came with really good accessories. Is small and compact for travel. It is also easy to clean. Really happy with this product." – Melzy99
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3. Philips Avent ISIS Manual
"I love this pump. Ive used other manual and electric pumps but this is my favourite! It's very easy to assemble, wash and use. I also love that you can freeze the milk into the bottles or the containers that fit right into the bottles. A fantastic manual pump that I would recommend to anyone."- qtkiwi
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4. Medela Manual
"The pump did do its job though, was very tiring to use, and is definately a two-handed process. One good thing about it was that it fitted any standard baby bottle, and also was easy to attach the special milk bags to store the milk in the freezer, saved a lot of room. The pump is easy to take apart and clean/sterilise." – Shakey
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Am I Wrong by Nico & Vinz (official video) is a reggae fusion song.Song Title: Am I Wrong (official video)
Artist: Nico & Vinz
Album: Black Star Elephant
Genre: reggae fusion, adult pop, rhythmic, adult contemporary, dance, Canadian
Composer: Copyright © 2012 William Wiik Larsen, Nico Sereba, Vincent Dery
Vocals: Nico Sereba and Vincent Dery
Director: Kavar Singh
Producer: Cisse Methods
Recorded: 2012-2013
Released: 12 April 2013
Label: 5 Star Entertainment, EMI Music Norway, Warner Bros. Records
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Dear Imhawk,
First let me give you a huge welcome to HEALINGWELL. It's a great community here with people from all walks of life & all different arthritic, rheumatic & autoimmune diseases.
So wow, whatever is going on...is responding positively to steroids. That's a good thing because many physicians will ultimatley make a diagnoses by what medications this inflammatory process responds to. With that...write down every medication that has worked to decrease these flare up; write down what hasn't worked; keep track of the days it happens and what goes on in that day.
Physical objective symptoms are key in finding the right diagnoses. Blood labs are soooo variable and can change, and since you're on steroids...they could have been positive, but showed negative due to the prednisone (steroids mask problems in the blood some times).
For me for example...it took several years to get a definitive diagnoses because many symptoms didn't match up w/ RA alltogether. But after a lot of trial and error...I got there eventually. And this is common because AI diseases are so complicated....hang in there.
Based on symptoms alone, sometimes could be enough to make a DX. Many RA pts have sero negative RF. Lupus patients sometimes have Lupus but negative ANA!
I don't have the symptoms you describe, but I hope you'll find someone more similar to share.
Keep a real tight journal on your body & swelling & pain to show the doc. The more specific the better for the doc.
When do you see your doc again?
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