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Two of my favorite pastimes are reading history and playing board games. Let me share a little history of the world's most popular board game: Monopoly. You probably had heard it became popular during the depression of the early 1930's. Why? 25% of people were out of work, with no money and time on their hands. Monopoly offered a venue where each player could hold money in his hands, own property, which many people did not, build houses and hotels, which takes money to do, and win the game by becoming rich. The object was not to have the most money but to have it all; to bankrupt not some but all of the other players. For those who had nothing during the depression but family, it was a good escape, good entertainment. But this was not the original intent of the game.
In 1904, Elizabeth Magie invented a game called The Landlord's Game. She created it with the express purpose of showing the evils of capitalism and how it was going to destroy America. At that time a few individuals: Rockefeller, Carnegie, railroad barons, and financiers had acquired unbelievable wealth compared with the average worker. Unchecked capitalism was great for them, the few, but changing the character of the nation, possibly destroying the American idea of opportunity for the majority of others. Monopolies in America were swallowing up the little man, putting him out of business, out of the game. People responded politically with progressive movements asking the government for help. Their voice was heard starting in the early 20th century resulting in anti-trust legislation and the present income tax that the United States has, starting in 1913. It began as a way of taxing the rich to prevent them from having too much influence on politicians and therefore government: to prevent a plutocracy(government by the rich).
The Landlord's Game changed over the thirty years since its creation. It was not easy to play and had little artwork. It evolved until a man named Charles Darrow in the early 1930's added much of the present artwork as well as changed the name to Monopoly which he patented. The rest is history. Ironically, the game had evolved to embrace capitalism, winner takes all, the exact opposite of why it had originally been invented. Let's look at some other history.
During the 1950's the middle class of America owned about 40% of the nation's wealth. The top 1% owned less than 10%. Compare that to today where the top 1% own over 40% of our nation's wealth. The bottom 80% of Americans own less than 10%. What does that mean exactly, the country's wealth?
The value of my house, car, and assets minus credit card debt, loans, etc. is my net worth. Each family unit or individual's value collectively add up to make the nation's wealth. The net worth of a few has risen dramatically while the net value for many others is going down.
Over the last 30 years the average worker is putting in longer hours, producing more, but not really making that much more. The profit is going into the hands of the few. What can we do? Should we tax the rich more?
I think it is going to be hard to tax the elite rich more as they will find a way to shelter their money and avoid taxes. I would probably do the same if I was a billionaire.
Here are my naïve thoughts, but at least I am thinking about it because a change is going to be needed, hopefully sooner than later. First, lower corporate taxes from the present 35% to 20%. Canada just lowered theirs to 15%. Try to encourage companies to reinvest in America, and invest in their workers: raise the minimum wage. It is currently about $7.50, but it should be about $10.00. More money earned is money that can be spent to help drive the economy. Next, raise the Medicare tax on everyone. The vast majority of Americans will need Medicare, and the annual 1.45% of our income for payroll tax is not going to be sufficient to cover future costs of the program. Everyone is in this together and all should contribute more, say 3.5%.
The Lord willing, I will retire with my own home and a decent retirement. Can I say the same for my kids? I have my concerns. Many Americans are going to work their whole life losing hope of actually owning their own home or having a necessary retirement. They are forced to rent, and are one bad mishap away from bankruptcy. Their numbers continue to grow. I play Monopoly for fun, but I don't like the idea that the America I love is playing the game for real. This is not the America I grew up in during the 1950's.
I was listening to a National Public Radio (NPR) interview one evening as I drove home that talked about the board game Monopoly. The professor being interviewed teaches at Notre Dame and was discussing how quickly Monopoly could theoretically be played. This piqued my interest for several reasons.
First, I like board games and I have played my share of Monopoly, although it is not my favorite. It is often too time consuming; a complaint voiced by many. This leads me to my second point of interest. The discussion centered on the idea that Monopoly could be played from start to finish very quickly, even if played by the rules. When I heard Monopoly and quickly in the same context it sounded like an oxymoron. I wanted to hear more.
I have actually played Monopoly in what I considered a very quick manner and I was curious just how fast it has been played. My mind darted back in time almost 30 years ago when my wife and I had another couple over for the evening. After dinner the two women seemed to be engaged in conversation so I brought up a challenge to my male friend. I wanted to play a fast game of Monopoly: strict observance of the rules. Everyone laughed, as I knew they would, but I explained to my friend that I knew the exact rent of each property on the board and would play cut throat. In other words if I get a monopoly and he didn't, I would not make a trade. I would build and eventually wear him down. Doesn't sound like much fun does it? To my pleasant surprise he also knew the rents and accepted my challenge.
The wives bowed out as us two men squared off. We agreed to honor each other's rent which would allow us to pick up the dice and roll while the other payed his rent. In other words, if I landed on Illinois Ave. and he owned it, I would pay the $20 rent automatically (assuming he did not own all three red properties) while he rolled and moved his token. By the time I was placing the rent money next to him he would have already rolled, moved his token, and would either be reaching to pay me, pay the bank, or draw a card. We moved fast.
During the first game I landed and purchased Park Place and then I soon thereafter drew a card that allowed me to advance to Boardwalk which I promptly bought. Neither of us had another monopoly so I quickly built and waited for his eventual demise. I think he landed on Park Place and then rolled snake eyes which landed him on Boardwalk: game over. The game took about 30 minutes start to finish. He won the next. In less than two hours we had played four games, each winning two. Not the way the average person plays but an interesting experience for us.
You can see why I was curious about how fast the professor could play. On the NPR interview he said Monopoly could be played in less than 30 seconds. I didn't believe him. He proved me wrong.
The professor while being interviewed started on the clock by throwing and retrieving the dice (I assumed he rolled some doubles) while moving his token. It only takes about 5 seconds to roll three times. His voice conveyed urgency as he was rolling the dice, moving the tokens, yelling out the acquisitions of properties as well as any payments to the bank. I think he was done in 24 seconds. His game took less than half a minute: by the rules. He and his son had previously researched what exact rolls of the dice would have to occur in order for a game to last such a short time. I happened to fast for me to remember what theoretical rolls of the dice were yelled out.
When I got home I took a moment to investigate. I didn't care to break his record, just curious if it could actually be done in a minute or two. Remember, the following is all theoretical but this is what my own research revealed:
The rules require players start with $1500 (two $500, two $100, two $50, six $20, five $10, five $5, five $1
The fastest possible game would be between two players. Let's start.
Player one: rolls double 5 (just visiting jail)
rolls double 6 (Chance: Building and Loan Matures. Collect $150)
rolls 5,6 (Community Chest: Bank Error in your Favor. Collect $200)
Player two: rolls double 2,lands 0n income tax, pays $150
rolls double 5,1 (just visiting jail)
Player one: rolls Double 2, lands and purchases Park Place for $350
rolls double 1, lands and buys Boardwalk for $400. It is still his turn.
Buys 3 houses for Boardwalk, 2 for Park Place: cost $1000
Player two: rolls double 6, (Chance: Advance to Boardwalk)
Rent: $1400. Can't pay. Player only has $1350. Game over.
This would only take a matter of minutes even if you were not in a hurry. My son and did it in 43 seconds. I'm sure there are a number of variations that could achieve the same results. If you play fast like I did with my friend it could probably be done it in less than a minute. You would also have a greater chance of winning the lottery than a game with these dice combinations happening: so who cares?
I do. It was fun to get the Monopoly game out and search out the possibilities to determine if this was true or not. I like board games, including Monopoly. I also enjoyed showing it to my older son who enjoys board games, just like the professor and his son. I especially like searching for the truth in any given matter. Truth is one of life's hidden treasures.
The board game Treasure Trove has lots of hidden treasure and hidden truths. I encourage you to check it out on the following website: www.treasuretrovegame.com
I haven't yet researched the fastest possible time Treasure Trove can be played, but it is a much quicker, usually 30 to 40 minutes.


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Today was my first day back after having a week off for Spring Break. Although I had really enjoyed my time off because I got to spend time with my children, start this website and blog and clean my house a bit, I was really looking forward to school today. I couldn't wait to work with my students again!
I teach six choir classes every day😉 My 7th grade Men's Choir is an awesome group of young men! They come enthused every day for class. They jump right in whatever we are doing, whether it's our starter, sight singing, rhythm practice, physical and vocal warm-ups, or working on our pieces for our final concert of the year. They are simply wonderful! If I have come in a little down, worried or in pain, they help me start the day with joy.
Today, I was excited to see them. They were energetic as usual and worked right through all everything beautifully. I love to see how quickly they learn and master a song! I love that they look or try to look into the music to see how it fits their lives. I love how they emulate the music they are preparing. Of course, it helps that they love the pieces they are working on and they know how we are going to set up the concert with lights, choreography, slide show, etc. and that a lot of their thoughts and ideas are going to go into the preparation.
Each class I go to…2 Women's Choirs, Concert Choir, Chamber Choir and Cantata Choir, reacts very much the same way every day. Crescendo Choir (my after school Jazz/Show Choir) is always enthused and it sometimes amazes me that they come diligently EVERY Wednesday to practice. It is a simple joy to teach them all.
Today, in Concert Choir, we had some hard decisions to make. We hold two concerts each time because we don't have a traditional auditorium. We have what's called a KIVA (basically the set up of an outdoor theater inside) We had eight songs (wow, I know, crazy) that we were preparing for the concert. I showed them how many pieces were supposed to be in the concert they would share with Chamber, Cantata and Crescendo Choirs. When they saw and heard how many pieces there were, they realized that they needed to give up a few. We quickly discussed the realities of all of the pieces and then they voted. I think they did a great job figuring out which ones should stay in the concert. We cut three pieces. I was so proud of them. Crescendo and Chamber will also probably have to give up one piece but they know it, so it won't come as a surprise.
One of my favorite things to happen today, occurred during Concert Choir today. In addition to figuring out the changes in music, we had time to begin auditions for the solos in one of the pieces. I was so pleased to hear the growth the students have had over this year! As most of them are 9th graders so will be leaving me at the end of the year to go to Bingham High, I didn't do the mid year vocal checks I did with all of my other groups. I was impressed by how much their voices had grown. There was one girl who auditions for everything! Last year, she tried out for everything but never got a solo. Today, she rocked it. I still haven't decided who will get the solo as there were a couple of other girls that did just as well, but I can say that I was immensely proud of her and her accomplishments. We ran out of time as class is only 50 minutes to give all of the feedback I wanted to give, but I was grateful that she stopped in my room at the end of the day as she always does so I could I tell her how impressed I was. Her smile made my day even brighter.
My favorite thing about teaching choir (and just about any subject) is the connections I make with my students and the growth that I get to see. I know I see long before they realize it. That's why I try to give them feedback that is specific and constructive as quickly as I can.


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Skip Barber National at Road Atlanta Weekend Wrap-Up Heading into the final two rounds of the BFGoodrich/Skip Barber National presented by Mazda, the championship title was still in the air, with MAZDASPEED Motorsports ...
Skip Barber National at Road Atlanta Weekend Wrap-Up
Heading into the final two rounds of the BFGoodrich/Skip Barber National presented by Mazda, the championship title was still in the air, with MAZDASPEED Motorsports Development driver Spencer Pigot leading over Isaac Lyons by twenty points. By taking home the win in Round 13 at Road Atlanta, Pigot won the championship with one race to go. Isaac Lyons finished the championship in second Felix Serralles in third, Dennis Trebing in fourth, and Ashley Freiberg rounded out the top five.
Race 1, Round 13
As in the previous race weekend at Road America, the draft at Road Atlanta played a key role in strategy, especially in the final turns of each lap. A driver could find themselves leading down the back straight only to find themselves in fifth position when crossing the start/finish line.
Pigot started from pole in the first race of the weekend, leading six laps throughout the race. Dennis Trebing started third, but at the end of lap one, found himself down in fifth. Early on, the whole field was running clean, nose-to-tail. Brandon Newey, after an impressive qualifying session, started third and took advantage of a field lock-up and took the lead in lap two. In the same lap, Ashley Freiberg suffered from an off track excursion and found her self in last place, but very impressively worked her way back up to fifth just three laps later. The same field lock- up resulted in a bent front wing for Isaac Lyons, who fought hard, but ultimately finished seventh.
Trebing wisely worked his way through the field to lead laps twelve and thirteen. As the white flag flew, nerves were at an all time high. In order for Pigot to win the championship, all he had to do was finish on the podium, but with one lap to go, he was in fourth with Trebing leading, and Freiberg and Newey were close behind. In twelve of fourteen laps, Newey stayed in the top three positions, and in the end finished in fifth. Using the draft to his advantage, Pigot wisely bided his time and jumped from third to grab the lead in the final turns of the final lap, winning not only the race but the 2010 championship as well.
Race 2, Round 14
Dennis Trebing grabbed the final pole position of the 2010 season, although he did not take home the checker, he set the fastest lap of the race with a 1:35.396 with a speed of 95.853. Trebing lead Pigot, Freiberg and Serralles across the start line, and shortly after turn five, Trebing, Serralles and Pigot went three-wide for the lead, with Serralles coming out on top. Serralles led for a lap before Pigot grabbed the top position, only to have Freiberg then lead with Pigot and Serralles in tow.
Brandon Newey started in fifth and quickly worked his way up to the top four, in the main pack battling for the lead. By lap eight, Nick Andries had fought his way from eighth to fourth. In the same lap, Lyons spun on the front straight, but masterfully recovered and was able to not only continue, but keep all four wheels on track.
At the front of the back, Pigot grabbed the lead back from Serralles, passing on the inside in lap ten. Hoping to repeat his handling with the draft the previous day, Pigot instead found the other drivers using his draft to grab the lead. Nick Andries worked his way up from fourth just two laps before to take home the checker, followed by Serralles and Freiberg. After a long race season, Andries was ecstatic to finish the 2010 season with his first Skip Barber National race win. This was the second Skip Baber podium of the weekend for Serralles, and he also finished second on the USF2000 podium that weekend as well in his second ever USF2000 race. Anderson, Lyons, Dyne and Newey in qualifying
Also during the weekend, Serralles and fellow MAZDASPEED Motorsports Development driver Spencer Pigot also were both selected as the winners for the prestigious Team USA Scholarship. Next week, both drivers will fly to England to participate in the 2010 Formula Ford Festival at Brands Hatch October 16-17 and at the Walter Hayes Trophy event at Silverstone November 6- 7.
Following the on-track festivities, the drivers and staff of the Skip Barber National, USF2000 and Star Mazda Series were joined by the staff of MAZDASPEED Motorsports for the end of the season ladder awards dinner. Skip Barber's Vice President of Competition Todd Snyder and Championship winner Spencer Pigot both gave impressive and capturing speeches, focusing on the importance of a racing family and support of sponsors. Skip Barber drivers looking to advance up the Mazda motorsports ladder were able to network with USF2000 and Star Mazda race teams and drivers. Overall, the night was a great success, especially for Skip Barber Racing, given that the champions for the 2010 USF2000 and Star Mazda titles were also Skip Barber Alumni.
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Info for first year students International Bachelor in Psychology (IBP)
We look forward to welcoming you to the IBP! Your academic year begins on the morning of Monday September 4th. You will receive an email with more details in August. In the meantime, to help you prepare, we have some important information to share:
- Pre-arrival information
- Leiden University Introduction Event is recommended
- 4 September: Welcome to the IBP programme | Start of courses
- The remainder of the first week
- 5 September: Celebrate the start of a new academic year at the faculty
- Questions?
Pre-arrival information
Please make sure you have completed all of the steps. Take a moment to review:
Leiden University Introduction Event is recommended
We strongly encourage you to attend an introduction week. You can choose the week which fits you best.
Introduction programmes offered by Leiden University
Enjoy five days of fun, music, culture, sports, games and making new friends. That's the Orientation Week Leiden, or OWL. The week is specially for new international students at Leiden University, but Dutch master's students are also very welcome from August 28 through September 1.
Visit the OWL website and register
El CID
The EL CID-week is for Dutch and international students and takes place from August 14 through August 18. You can sign up now via EL CID
4 September: Welcome to the IBP programme | Start of courses
At 10:30 am on 4 Monday September the academic year for all first year psychology students begins with mandatory meetings at the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Pieter de la Court building. All first year students are placed in a tutor group and each tutor group has its own schedule of mandatory Work Group Sessions throughout the year. You must attend this event to receive your timetable so you will know when your Work Group Sessions take place in the first week.
- 10.30 - 12.30 Mandatory tutor sessions @ Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Pieter de la Court building
- 13.00 - 15.00 Welcome and 1st lecture: History of Psychology
All course information including textbooks and other literature used is available in the e-Prospectus. An overview of the timetables for your lectures, work group sessions and exams can be found at the Timetable overview (click Psychology).
The remainder of the first week
You will receive your time table and will have lectures on Monday and Wednesdays and mandatory work groups planned throughout the week. Additionally, there will be an information session on Studying in an Academic context to which you be invited.
5 September: Celebrate the start of a new academic year at the faculty
On Tuesday 5 September staff and students will come together to celebrate the start of a new academic year at the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences. You are cordially invited to join at 16:00 for a drink; the official opening starts at 16:30 in the Central Hall of the Pieter de la Court building
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Study materials
A reading list per course is listed in the e-Prospectus. Make sure you have the required textbooks and course syllabi before the start of the academic year. Textbooks can be purchased from Study Association Labyrint. Order via the webshop of Labyrint - Books.
You can read more about how to order syllabi and readers on Reader online. We advise you to order syllabi as soon as you activate your ULCN account, because it will take at least 2 to 3 days before you actually get them.
If you have any questions about this information, please contact the Student Services Centre
All questions related to the study programme and academic skills can be directed at your tutor. For other study related questions, you can contact your Study adviser
First year guide
You'll find tools & tips that will be helpful during your propedeutic year, in the first year guide (version 2016-2017)


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SUNDAY'S SCHEDULE | YOU'RE VIEWING MONDAY'S SCHEDULE | Tuesday's schedule
Coffee and Breakfast
C'mon down for a bite to eat before we get rolling. Food and seating will be available in Great Room 1 right next to the main sessions.
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Bureau of Digital Staff
Values are one of the most important ingredients in an organization's business and yet they're frequently underdeveloped and underused. When centralized and institutionalized, they can be forceful drivers of revenue, retention, and reputation. When done right, they can shape every department and process, from business development to HR.
In this talk, Nancy discusses why organizational values should be elevated, how to integrate them into the operational side of business, and when to use them as decision checkpoints.
As a service industry, we're leaving a lot on the table as our collective stock rises in organizations. Companies' knee-jerk reaction to become design centric have left many design organizations scrambling to figure out how to put the pieces together. Designers are still mopping up implementation problems — still shaking the label of window dressers. Quite frankly, we've gotten really good at these problems and service firms have perfected the art of making money on this effort. We're designing for deliverables, not necessarily better business or customer results.
The current approach is short sighted, especially in a connected world where design work is so temporary. Service companies need to re-think how they approach design when most of the work quickly becomes obsolete. If we're only left with design artifacts, most of the design thinking becomes lost. Pixels or artifacts don't effectively influence future decisions for users or organizations. Design organizations must stop designing for artifacts, as this produces only temporary results. We must instead shape the entire organization's collective understanding of the design problem to improve the next result for the people we serve.
I'll share the changes we made at ZURB through Progressive Design to meet these new challenges and provide ways to improve client satisfaction and increase the profitability of your work.
To Grow or Not to Grow
Wil Reynolds
Seer Interactive (interviewed by Greg Hoy)
When Wil started Seer Interactive, he told his employees that the company wouldn't get over 10 people. So he built a company for that. Today, Seer is over 100 people strong.
Wil and Bureau of Digital/Happy Cog's Greg Hoy sit down and discuss what Wil's experience has been like—from the early days of sharing a small office together, to Seer's growth into a bi-coastal SEO/SEM powerhouse named one of Philadelphia's Coolest Companies.
Wil will share some of the most important lessons he's learned along the way.
A buffet lunch is served right next door. Take some time to grab some food, chat with your colleagues, even answer an email or two before we kick back into gear for the afternoon.
During this time slot, choose between two different Breakout Presentations or a Camp Session.
Differentiate or Die! Effective Brand Strategy for Digital Agencies
Matthew Schwartz
In an industry increasingly crammed with new digital agencies, and in an era where online collaboration tools have dissolved geographic boundaries of the client/design firm relationship, the competition for work is greater than ever before. And with more and more digital agencies for clients to chose from, not only are firms expected to compete on price and deliver on aggressive schedules—the competition to attract the top talent needed to produce great work is just as tough.
To succeed in this environment, digital agencies need to move past defining themselves through subjective measures like design quality, claims of a more effective process that leave most clients confused, and fluff bios listing their team's hobbies and favorite foods.
In this session, Matt Schwartz will explore the challenges digital agencies face in developing a strong brand and explain how many of the ways firms position themselves are subjective, undifferentiated, and difficult to defend. Owners will learn the principles and methods of developing an effective brand strategy that resonates with those inside and outside their firms so they can stand up, stand out, and stand for something.
How Transparency Empowers Your Team to be More Productive
Chris Quinn
eHouse Studio
The behavior of transparency can simply be defined as being honest and easy to understand. Easy, right? Then why can it be so hard to implement a culture of transparency in a company?
In this session, we will talk about how to implement some of the behaviors of business transparency and the potential benefits that can make a team stronger and empower them to be more successful.
Scoping and Estimating
Jack Skeels and Carl Smith
AgencyAgile and Bureau of Digital
One of the most difficult challenges that mid-size digital agencies face today is that of scoping and estimating new projects effectively and accurately. The most prevalent practices are borrowed from software development or traditional advertising organizations, and are poorly suited for today's complex and rapid-moving integrated agency. Studies have indicated that agency-wide margin losses from poor scoping and estimating can be as high as 15% of sales and that many of the causes are systemic yet not at all obvious.
In this Camp Session, we'll discuss the many causes of poor scoping and estimation, as well as delve into the actual costs and impacts. We'll explore its impact from many perspectives, including client relationships, project success, agency capacity utilization, worker retention and burnout, organization structure and bottom-line impact. Participants will come away with a better understanding of the many causes of poor scoping and estimation, as well as its impact across the whole agency. Best practices will also be shared along with the many poor practices that exist today.
During this time slot, choose between two different Breakout Presentations or a Camp Session.
Finding Our Company's Voice
Jenn Bane
Cards Against Humanity
People often hear about Cards Against Humanity's crazy stunts and pranks (like the time 30,000 fans ordered a box of poop as part of a Black Friday sale), but they are left with a million questions. How did we come up with the idea? How were we able to execute it so quickly with such a tiny budget? Is it even legal to send poop in the mail?
In this talk, Jenn will share behind-the-scenes stories and explain how Cards Against Humanity discovered its voice as a business.
How to (Ab)use Your Lawyer
Gabe Levine
Levine & Baker LLP
Having a relationship with a good attorney can be crucial for any client/service business. An attorney can help uncover all kinds of issues that you might not be considering throughout the course of your day-to-day operations. And as much as you might be tempted to write or negotiate your own contracts, it might not be the best idea.
In this session, Gabe will surface a number of areas for you to look out for including:
- Statement of Work and pricing model pitfalls, problems and solutions
- Important contract provisions
- Negotiation strategies
- The dangers of the "virtual" documented water cooler chat
There will be adequate Q&A time to ensure your burning legal questions get answered.
Differentiation and Collaboration: What We Can Learn From the Craft Brewing Industry
Greg Hoy
Happy Cog & Bureau of Digital
Many say the digital design world is undergoing a sea change, and differentiation and collaboration are key to survival.
In this Camp Session, Greg draws inspiration from the craft brewing industry—a fast paced, rapidly changing world where scrappy craft brewers are gobbled up by monster breweries to enable them to capitalize on the craft beer explosion.
This sort of thing is happening in our industry, too.
Additionally, craft brewers aren't precious about all of their "secrets." They purposefully work together, because they realize the collective brainpower they harness and put into action will serve to increase their market share and tip the scales more quickly than going it alone.
In this session, we'll look at these parallels and discuss what we can learn from them, with a focus on differentiation and collaboration.
The Five Constraints
Blair Enns
Win Without Pitching
In this talk Win Without Pitching founder Blair Enns discusses the five constraints or restrictions he would impose upon you and your firm—if he had the magic power—that would cause your business development results to soar and your total effort and cost of sale to plummet.
With every constraint you'll do a brief exercise to reimagine the implications in your firm. Each constraint builds upon the next until yours is a Win Without Pitching firm that commands the high ground in your relationships with clients and prospects and wins new business without pitching free ideas, writing lengthy proposals or otherwise sacrificing your practitioner position in the relationship.
Day 1 Wrap-Up
Owner Summit Social
We'll be heading over to the amazing Citizen Supply for some food, beverages, and fun, courtesy of our pals at MailChimp. Conveniently, MailChimp's brand new digs happen to be in the same building, and you'll have the opportunity to go on an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour. Transportation will be provided. We'll have a motor coach running a continuous loop between the hotel and Citizen Supply from 6:30-10:30 PM.


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Rebekah wanted a sewing cabinet that meant business. Drawers, extra space, the whole shebang. What she found was this neglected hunk-o-junk that screamed "firewood" to me.
But she knew there was life in there, and coaxed it out with lots of sanding and staining and wiping and more sanding and more wiping and a few coats of poly. Her love paid off, because this $10 cabinet looks like a million bucks!
Check out the entire tutorial on her entertaining blog Potholes and Pantyhose!


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From Minecraft Wiki
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September 6, 2013[1]
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This article is about the Java Edition. For other editions, see Version history (disambiguation).
13w36b is the second snapshot for 1.7.2, and was released to fix some of the bugs and crashes in the 13w36a snapshot.
Additions[edit | edit source]
- Added Mobs statistics
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- Small update to Super Secret Options
- Pressing the button plays a random sound with a deeper pitch.
- Armor, Bows and Swords can now get the Unbreaking enchant from enchantment tables
Fixes[edit | edit source]
- From released versions before 1.7
- MC-2840 – Chat concurrency issues
- From the previous snapshot
- MC-29446 – Mesa biome spawn
- MC-29453 – Server Console: Debug Messages? TranslatableComponent
- MC-29462 – Enchantments are not displayed on item's tool tip / Enchantments do not work at all
- MC-29463 – Can't obtain achievement "Beginning?"
- MC-29478 – Attacks show enchanted particles without enchanted weapons
- MC-29479 – When eating Pufferfish/Salmon/Clownfish the Normal Fish particles appear
- MC-29484 – Sound not saving
- MC-29497 – Vanilla 13w36a find suspicious class
- MC-29504 – Typo in /achievement give
- MC-29532 – Wrong item shows up on the 'Adventure Time' achievement
- MC-29548 – commands.summon.outOfWorld
- MC-29562 – Hopper: java.lang.NullPointerException
- MC-29571 – Hopper: java.lang.NullPointerException
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13w36b was reuploaded on September 6, 2013, to fix issues relating to the inventory key.[2]
13w36b was reupload again on September 6, 2013 to roll back the control changes and to add a prompt which asks the player if they are sure they want to quit when they die.[3]


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We took a quick weekend getaway in Vancouver, BC, Canada and had the greatest time. It was so much nicer than we expected! That might have been because my personal bar was fairly low -- the last (and only other) time I was there, I was with my dad and our old car got broken into. Both the front windows were busted out and his gym bag was stolen. This time I returned with an open mind and had the most enjoyable time.
This post will be short since we were only there for two days, but we hope to return within the year and flush out this post with lots of more options! For now, plan to spend some time roaming around Stanley Park, immersing yourself in the gorgeous First Nations art at the Museum of Anthropology, or take the ferry to Granville Island Public Market. Drive out to Richmond, a suburb of Vancouver, if you really want to experience the best Chinese food. Eat at every Korean fast food shop you pass by. You really can't go wrong in this clean, bustling, delightful city. Please enjoy the Mint & Mirth Guide to Vancouver, B.C.
Vancouver is just a quick drive away from Portland, and if you hustle you can make it there in five hours. The city taught me so much about diversity in just a short time. Portlanders often complain about the lack of diversity in Oregon, and although I'm aware of the problem and want to help make it better, I don't know if I had a clear picture of what a truly diverse society would look like until I spent some time in Vancouver. The city is filled with immigrants from all over, and a lax national immigration policy means that people from all walks of life get to visit Canada on long-term work permits and experience life and culture there, while also contributing some of their own culture. According to most recent surveys, the city is 39% Caucasian, 4% Middle Eastern, 14% South Asian, and a whopping 36% East and Southeast Asian. Vancouver has been called the most Asian city outside Asia. Just walking down one of the main streets, you can easily see multiple Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Cambodian, Indian, Vietnamese, Pan-Asian, Uzbek, and Mongolian restaurants. It was truly delightful and while I know that diversity affects so many other more important factors in a community, for me, it was a foodie paradise. I hope I live to see the day that Portland evolves into a more diverse society, whatever form that takes.
Revolver Coffee & Tea in Gastown
Timbertrain Coffee Roasters in Gastown
49th Parallel Coffee and Donuts on Mount Pleasant
The Buzz Café & Espresso Bar in Yaletown
Caffe Cittadella in Fairview Slopes
Bin 941
Twisted Fork
Roaming Dragon -- Asian fusion food truck
Dock Lunch -- recommended by absolutely everyone who heard I was going to Vancouver!
Japadog - a Japanese fusion hot dog food cart, what could go wrong?
Simba's Grill -- African cuisine in the heart of the restaurant district.
Yogi Korean Snack Bar -- the best Korean food I've ever ever had
The Black Lodge -- healthy vegetarian cuisine
Tuc Craft Kitchen in Gastown
The Flying Pig in Yaletown
Fable in Kitsilano
Alibi Room
The Liberty Distillery
Long Table Distillery
The Shameful Tiki Room
Odd Society Spirits
Phnom Penh -- Cambodian family-style cuisine, worth the long wait, order the wings
Peaceful Restaurant
HK BBQ Master -- Chinese barbecue heaven in nearby Richmond
Go Fish Ocean Emporium on Granville Island
The Flying Pig in Gastown
Guu with Garlic - This Japanese tapas bar took my breath away. Order everything you can afford.
Kirin Seafood Restaurant - unforgettable dim sum in Richmond. Make reservations ahead of time if possible.
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Outfit Details: LF Soho Long Vest (similar here, here and here), Target Jeans, LuLu*s Snakeskin Heels (similar), Zara Handbag (similar and also love this one), Jcrew Blouse, Aaraa Accessories Statement Necklace & Rings, Prada Sunglasses
It's a dress! It's a sleeveless coat! It's a smock! It's a...long vest. I bought this vest last spring with one of my boho gal-pals, Jax, and every single time I wear it I get several comments about the uniqueness of it. Of course, I get the occasional eyebrow raise as well. Someone at work mentioned it resembles a smock, and that's ok. I can accept the fact that this style is not for everyone. To me, a long vest acts as another form of layering. It's practical, yet daring. Two words I love when it comes to style.
To get you acquainted with my new favorite staple piece, I've put together a Mavatar collection with some of the chicest long vests currently on the market. Trust me, you'll want to take a peek. Click below!


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During his press conference on January 10, President-elect Donald Trump responded to a salacious report about him in the media that was attributed to a former member of Britain's intelligence service. Because it was leaked to the press, Trump wondered aloud whether it was the American intelligence community that had leaked the unsubstantiated allegations against him that are linked to Russia. The report contended that Russia has a video of Trump supposedly cavorting with two prostitutes in a Moscow hotel room.
At the press conference, Trump issued a warning that new technology, including tiny hidden cameras and microphones, lodged in hotel rooms and elsewhere, can lead to embarrassing revelations. An investigation into the possible involvement of American intelligence in the release of file published by Buzzfeed, and mentioned in an article by CNN, is now under investigation.
An example of the effective democratization of espionage was recently announced by the Israeli intelligence community. It was revealed that the Hamas terrorist organization has hacked dozens of cell phones of Israeli soldiers in an effort to obtain valuable intelligence on Israel's military posture along the dangerous border of the Gaza Strip. Assuming the identities of attractive young women, Hamas operatives used virtual "honey pots" to make contact with through Facebook with soldiers in the field and in reserves. Israel's Shin Bet and the military's Information Security Department and Cyber Defense Unit ferreted out the hack wherein Hamas agents engaged in intimate virtual relationships with Israeli soldiers to induce them to download an electronic application to allow video chats.
Above are some of the photos used to entice IDF soldiers
Hamas's gained access to Israeli soldiers' cell phones through seductive come-ons for months on social media, thus showing how rapidly cyber espionage is advancing and its threat to the national security of the United States and Israel. Approximately 3,000 unofficial Facebook groups were discovered by Israeli intelligence. Israel has now put into place safeguards and new requirements on Facebook groups in which its military members are engaged.
During the Second World War, the adage "Loose lips sink ships" was often repeated to warn service members and the public about unwarranted talk that could spill military secrets and affect national security. which went on for many months, bear witness to the great dangers to information security and national security posed by the Internet, smartphones, social networks and all forms of digital communication.
This is not a new phenomenon.
But the use of "honey pots" to seduce soldiers into revealing classified information shows how far espionage has come. Espionage has long been carried out by inducing foreigners, in and out of government, to act as agents of the American intelligence community to provide information that is otherwise beyond reach. Russia, for example, has used attractive young women in the past to exchange sexual favors with Americans for classified information. Such was the case with Marine Sgt. Clayton Lonetree in the early 1980s. Seduced by a Russian woman, he was blackmailed into turning over blueprints and the names of Russians working for American intelligence.
Recruiting these agents is costly and difficult and fraught with the danger that they may be double-agents. Modern cyber espionage requires fewer and fewer agents, but more and more sophisticated technology and tactics. Intelligence can now be produced through Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter and other platforms.
Just as Trump's election may signal a sea change in American politics, and not just for the Republican party, the use of social media and apps signals a new era of espionage and political chicanery. Trump has not only signaled that an era of the democratization of espionage is upon us but also that Americans must be ever more vigilant about how they view media, and how they use it.
In an era when celebrities and politicians leap frog over the press to communicate with the public via Facebook and Twitter, the security of these platforms becomes ever more important. Yesterday, following a 10-minutes interruption of C-SPAN coverage of the proceedings in the House of Representatives by a transmission from RT -- the online media outlet controlled by the Russian government -- a post emerged on Twitter that was falsely attributed to Trump. A faked screenshot had Trump purportedly calling Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) "a pig." It stirred online outrage until it was proven to be false by the evening. All the same, several Twitter users, including a correspondent for The Nation, gave credence to the image. The doctored tweet read: "Overrated Maxine Water [sic] cut-off by RT because she's so unfair and terrible," the faked tweet read. "C-SPAN made right call. Much improved viewing without that pig!" Walters was speaking from the well of the House when the RT transmission interrupted her.
The Nation's @JoanWalsh (and several other people) fooled by a fake Trump tweet. Trump never called Maxine Waters a "pig." pic.twitter.com/dUIQH9XrJ9— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) January 13, 2017
Yesterday's confusion that could have besmirched the president-elect's prudence, and political legitimacy, was dangeorus because of the volatile racial and political environment of the moment. Foreign agents and provocateurs need to go no further than social media to access not only classified information, but to also stir the pot as Trump begins his years in office.
Pissed pants at presser. Tough guy on Twitter.— (((Jason Miller ❄))) (@costlylovewins) January 13, 2017
Waters (1994): "Men and women, the day is over when men can badger and intimidate women!" pic.twitter.com/wT1ZxFCuaz
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The country_flags.rar file you have requested: Modifications / Banners and Badges / C to D Titles / Country Flag - 65.67kb is not available. Perhaps try browsing all files for the game Dawn of War and upload any files you want to share or are missing. This is the only information we could locate:
to make workstep 1: unzip folderstep 2: put the badges into the DoW badges file defaulty found at C:Program FilesTHQDawn Of WarBadgesstep 3: put the banners into the DoW banners file defaulty found at C:Program FilesTHQDawn Of WarBannersste This is what the title implies, comes with Canada, USA, Spain, Germany, Egypt, Mexico.
We recommend you return to the download list and browse the links from there. If the problem persists, contact us with the details.


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All Micron product information and support are provided on the Micron global website.
Tutte le informazioni sui prodotti Micron e il loro supporto sono disponibili sul sito globale di Micron.
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A world of ideas, memories, and knowledge - accessed, managed, and connected in ways never imagined. Memory makes it all possible.
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PCI Express performance in an Enterprise-class SSD and the serviceability of front of system hot swap as easy as SAS or SATA? Yup—with the Micron RealSSD P320h 2.5-inch SSD, you get both.
Supporting both 175GB and 350GB capacities, the P320h is design to comply with the standard 2.5-inch PCI Express form factor, connector, and behavior specifications developed by the SSD Form Factor Working Group. This game-changing design offers scalability, easy service, portability, and performance in a compact, standards-based design.
Offered in many Dell systems (like the R720 and R820), the P320h is easy to setup, easy to use, and easy to service.
Learn more about the P320h 2.5-inch PCIe SSD


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This rustic brown lantern can go modern or country. A soft halogen bulb creates a warm glow of light through the geometric shapes. Uses our patented top-down warming technology. Includes a warming bulb.
Length: 6"
Width: 6"
Height: 12"
Weight: 1.9lbs
Electrical Rating: 120V, 60hz, 25W
Bulb Type: NP5 Candle Warmers replacement bulb
Switch Type: Rocker Switch
Candle Space (height): 7"
Testing Approval: ETL Listed
*Fits most 22 oz candles or smaller.
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Joon Mali is here again, showing off her tight Asian body and teasing at the camera with her seductive smile. She plays around and keeps teasing, to make herself more desirable to us. That tight ass, firm boobs, altogether her whole body is really something to dream about all night long.


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Guest Review: Just This Night by Mari Madison
At News 9 San Diego, the hottest stories happen off camera.
Betrayed and abandoned by his wife and left to raise their young daughter on his own, TV news photographer Jake "Mac" MacDonald has moved to San Diego for a fresh start. He's sworn off women forever and devoted his life to his little girl. But when his brother-in-law drags him out to a night club, Mac can't help but be drawn to the cute blonde who asks him to dance. Maybe he can make an exception...for just one night.
A hot fling is exactly what news reporter Elizabeth White had in mind when she brought Mac home. A quick cure to help her get over her ex-boyfriend. But things get awkward when her anonymous hookup turns out to be her newest colleague. Now they must put their attraction behind them and find a way to work together. But when someone starts sabotaging Beth's career, she realizes Mac is the only one she can trust. And maybe their one night has the makings of an exclusive after all.
Review: Rogue's Passion by Laurie London
For years, Olivia Crawford has kept a low profile in order to keep her para-ability secret. If the army finds out she's a Healer-Talent, they'll force her to work for them—just like her brother who was taken as a boy and never seen again.
But when a terrible explosion rocks New Seattle, she risks everything to save the injured, including a handsome stranger with secrets of his own.
Blaming himself for the death of a friend, Iron Guild warrior Asher Kane vows to bring those responsible to justice. After he's hurt on a mission and nursed back to health by a beautiful yet mysterious woman, this dangerously sexy bad-boy finds himself falling for her…even as he struggles to stay away.
But stalking them on the streets of New Seattle is a cruel and vengeful evil—one that threatens to destroy them both…
Review: Assassin's Touch by Laurie London
Haunted by loss, Cascadian assassin Rickert D'Angelus is on a mission of vengeance. Determined to stop the Pacifican army from finding a portal to his world, he leads a group of warriors into New Seattle with one goal—to kill all Pacifican soldiers.
Neyla Trihorn had the perfect life until a deadly accident revealed her latent para-abilities. Now, the former fashion designer is the Pacifican army's hottest commodity in their fight against the invaders.
When Rickert discovers a beautiful, unconscious soldier on a cold mountain ledge near the portal, he realizes she's a Protection-Talent and cannot be killed. To prevent the army from using her skills again, he takes her as his prisoner instead.
One fated touch…
But when he pulls her into his arms, a sexy and compelling vision appears, awakening something inside him. Something he can't ignore.
Torn between duty and passion, Rickert must decide if the vision is a Talent trick designed to foil the enemy or the answer to his deepest desires...
Review: To Claim His Mate by Serena Pettus
And his wolf was eager to gobble her up. Could it really be her? Had he really just stumbled upon his mate?
Evangeline Black lives a rather sad life nowadays. Due to the efforts of her abusive ex-fiancé, she has basically become a hermit, but that all changes when an impossibly sexy man comes to her aid.
Now, homeless and in hiding, she discovers that not all men are the same. No, some of them are caring and considerate … and have a very closely guarded secret of the furry kind.
When danger catches up to Eva, she must now rely on her newfound friends to rescue her before it's too late, but what happens when nobody knows where you are?
Review: To Save His Mate by Serena Pettus
The only problem? Her new modeling partner is the hottest man she's ever laid eyes on, and she's not entirely sure that her eyes will be the only things she lays on him!
Ethan Wolfe's life is simple … until he meets Lacy. She is his every fantasy come to life, and soon he finds himself battling his inner wolf for control whenever she is near.
The little firecracker soon turns his world upside down, when she brings him on board with her investigation. Now, with models falling victim to strange "accidents", the two must put their relationship to the side in order to catch the culprit.
But when the killer finally comes out, will Ethan be in time to save his mate?
Review: To Protect His Mate by Serena Pettus
So much for getting back to a normal existence.
With the threats beginning anew, she must now make a choice. Does she stay and fight for her chance at happiness, or should she run again in an attempt to protect the people she's come to love.
Abraham has finally found his mate, but something is wrong and she's not confiding in him. Not knowing what to do, he turns to his new sister-in-law for help. But when Stephanie finally confides in Abraham, will he be able to give her what she needs and claim her as his own?
The danger following her finally catches up, and in order to keep Stephanie as his own, Abraham must protect his mate, but will he make it in time?
Review: Secrets of Hallstead House by Amy M. Reade
"You are not wanted here. Go away from Hallstead Island or you will be very sorry you stayed."
Macy Stoddard had hoped to ease the grief of losing her parents in a fiery car crash by accepting a job as a private nurse to the wealthy and widowed Alexandria Hallstead. But her first sight of Summerplace is of a dark and forbidding home. She quickly finds its winding halls and shadowy rooms filled with secrets and suspicions. Alex seems happy to have Macy's help, but others on the island, including Alex's sinister servants and hostile relatives, are far less welcoming. Watching eyes, veiled threats…slowly, surely, the menacing spirit of Hallstead Island closes in around Macy. And she can only wonder if her story will become just one of the many secrets of Hallstead House…
Macy Stoddard had hoped to ease the grief of losing her parents in a fiery car crash by accepting a job as a private nurse to the wealthy and widowed Alexandria Hallstead. But her first sight of Summerplace is of a dark and forbidding home. She quickly finds its winding halls and shadowy rooms filled with secrets and suspicions. Alex seems happy to have Macy's help, but others on the island, including Alex's sinister servants and hostile relatives, are far less welcoming. Watching eyes, veiled threats…slowly, surely, the menacing spirit of Hallstead Island closes in around Macy. And she can only wonder if her story will become just one of the many secrets of Hallstead House…
Review: Rock Courtship by Nalini Singh
What happens when the Gentleman of Rock decides to play dirty?
A drummer for the hottest rock band on the planet, David has a single, powerful weakness: Thea, the band's publicist and the woman who steals his breath away with her every move.
Only problem is, Thea doesn't date clients--or musicians. Emotionally scarred by a cheating ex, she's not about to risk her heart with a man who has groupies buzzing around him like flies. Even if his sexy smile ties her up in knots.
What she doesn't know is that David is a one-woman man...and he's madly in love with her. David's determined to prove he's worth the risk, and willing to court her, step by exquisite step. Thea's about to discover just how long and hard this handsome drummer can play.
Review: Southern Fried Blues by Jamie Farrell
Divorced wasn't a label Anna Martin ever wanted. Now she's a thousand miles from home, underemployed, and lonely, but she's squeezing this lemon life gave her and turning it into lemon meringue pie. Never again will she let any man—especially another military man—get in the way of her career.
A Southern Gentleman Military Officer
Jackson Davis believes in family, football, and Uncle Sam. He treats ladies right, takes his uniform seriously, and he loves his dog, but he doesn't reckon he's built for true love. After all, if a man good as his daddy couldn't do it right, what chance does Jackson have?
One Undeniable Attraction
These two vulnerable souls are as different as cornbread and ketchup, but they fit together like sweet butter on hot biscuits. Short-term, they're exactly what the other needs. But when their hearts get involved, they're both gonna end up with a big ol' case of Southern Fried Blues
Review: Unclaimed by Sara Humphreys
Tatiana Winters loves the freedom of her life as a veterinarian in Oregon. It's only reluctantly that she agrees to help cure a mysterious illness among the horses on a Montana ranch—the ranch of the Amoveo Prince. Tatiana is no ordinary vet—she's a hybrid from the Timber Wolf Clan, but she wants nothing to do with the world of the Amoveo shifters.
But There's No Escaping Destiny...
Dominic Trejada serves as a Guardian, one of the elite protectors of the Prince's Montana ranch. As a dedicated Amoveo warrior, he is desperate to find his mate, and time is running out. He knows Tatiana is the one—but if he can't convince her, he may not be able to protect her from the evil that's rapidly closing in...
Review & Giveaway: Unexpected Rush by Jaci Burton
All the Right Moves
For Barrett Cassidy, playing defense for the Tampa Hawks is a dream come true. And now he may have discovered his dream woman. Harmony Evans, once the sweet, gawky teenage sister of his best friend and teammate has grown into a smart, gorgeous woman with moves he finds hard to resist. But he knows he can't get involved with his best friend's sister—it's guy code.
Harmony has always gone after what she wants with single-minded determination, from her independence to her education to her career in social work. She never expected her youthful crush on Barrett to develop into something deeper. And she's not about to let some ridiculous man rules or her brother stand in her way.
When the chemistry is this combustible, lines tend to get crossed. And when Barrett and Harmony's secret gets out, it just might be game over...
Review: One Lucky Vampire by Lynsay Sands
When Nicole Phillips agreed to hire a housekeeper, she pictured someone a little frumpy and almost certainly female. Instead, she gets gorgeous, unmistakably male Jake Colson. The man is proving indispensable in the kitchen—and everywhere else. Except Jake might not be a mortal man at all.
. . . and every night
Who wouldn't want to be a tall, dark, powerful vampire? Jake, for one. He's barely had time to adjust to his new state before he's roped into a family favor. Still, secretly playing bodyguard to sweet, sexy Nicole is turning out to be the wildest ride of his life. First he'll put a stop to whoever's targeting her. Then he'll prove that this kind of love, and luck, happens only once in an eternity.
Review: Shelter Me by Catherine Mann
Nestled in the sunny fields of Tennessee lies the McDaniel family's Second Chance Ranch Animal Rescue. Two new arrivals are on their way, but only one is the four-legged kind.
Staff Sergeant Mike Kowalski wants only one thing after he gets home from Iraq: to sleep in a king-sized bed with clean sheets. But first, he has to hand off his fallen commander's dog, Trooper, to his family without handing off his heart to Sierra…
Sierra McDaniel needs a break. Her family life is crazy, and when she's not mucking out kennels, she's slogging through grad school. Sierra certainly doesn't want another dog, especially one that reminds her of her father. And she definitely doesn't want to see Mike with that charming smile of his…
But Trooper has a mission of his own. Before too long Mike is moving to the ranch to lend a hand—and hoping for his own second chance with Sierra.
Review: Up From the Grave by Jeaniene Frost
Lately, life has been unnaturally calm for vampires Cat Crawfield and her husband Bones. They should have known better than to relax their guard, because a shocking revelation sends them back into action to stop an all-out war…
A rogue CIA agent is involved in horrifying secret activities that threaten to raise tensions between humans and the undead to dangerous heights. Now Cat and Bones are in a race against time to save their friends from a fate worse than death…because the more secrets they unravel, the deadlier the consequences. And if they fail, their lives—and those of everyone they hold dear— will be hovering on the edge of the grave.
Review: One Grave at a Time by Jeaniene Frost
Having narrowly averted an (under)World War, Cat Crawfield wants nothing more than a little downtime with her vampire husband, Bones. Unfortunately, her gift from New Orleans's voodoo queen just keeps on giving - leading to a personal favor that sends them into battle once again, this time against a villainous spirit.
Centuries ago, Heinrich Kramer was a witch hunter. Now, every All Hallows Eve, he take physical form to torture innocent women before burning them alive. This year, however, a determined Cat and Bones must risk all to send him back to the other side of eternity - forever. But one wrong step and they'll be digging their own graves.
Review: Marked By The Vampire by Cynthia Eden
Vampires exist. So do werewolves. The creatures that you fear in the darkness? They're all real. And the baddest of the paranormals…those who love to hurt humans…they're sent to Purgatory, the only paranormal prison in the U.S.
His job is to stop the monsters.
Deadly forces are at work within Purgatory. The monsters are joining together—and their plans have to be stopped. FBI Agent Shane August, a very powerful vampire with a dark past, is sent into the prison on an undercover assignment. His job is to infiltrate the vampire clan, by any means necessary.
Review: Hunted by Darkness by Katie Reus
Now that she's escaped her oppressive family, Nyx is enjoying her new life and friends—even if most of her friends don't know who or what she is. As a rare demigod, she's just learning how powerful she truly is, but family drama turns her world upside down, throwing the one man she cares about into danger.
He wasn't supposed to fall for her…
Nyx is nothing like the females half-demon Bo Broussard has been with. Sweet and innocent, she's not even remotely his type. But the moment she walks into his bar, he knows he's not letting her go. Unfortunately someone from her past thinks they can force her into an arranged marriage.
He's not letting her go…
Someone is targeting one of them, and Bo doesn't know why. When they're thrown into a hell realm together, he and Nyx will need to band together if they want to survive the perils of that world. No matter who was behind the attack, his choice is clear. Defend Nyx at all cost and make her his forever.
Review: This Side of the Grave by Jeaniene Frost
Half-vampire Cat Crawfield and her vampire husband Bones have fought for their lives, as well as for their relationship. But just when they've triumphed over the latest battle, Cat's new and unexpected abilities threaten to upset a long-standing balance . . .
With the mysterious disappearance of vampires, rumors abound that a species war is brewing. A zealot is inciting tensions between the vampires and ghouls, and if these two powerful groups clash, innocent mortals could become collateral damage. Now Cat and Bones are forced to seek help from a dangerous "ally"; the ghoul queen of New Orleans herself. But the price of her assistance may prove more treacherous than even the threat of a supernatural war . . . to say nothing of the repercussions Cat never imagined.
Review: Destined for an Early Grave by Jeaniene Frost
Since half-vampire Cat Crawfield and her undead lover Bones met six years ago, they've fought against the rogue undead, battled a vengeful Master vampire, and pledged their devotion with a blood bond. Now it's time for a vacation. But their hopes for a perfect Paris holiday are dashed when Cat awakes one night in terror. She's having visions of a vampire named Gregor who's more powerful than Bones and has ties to her past that even Cat herself didn't know about.
Gregor believes Cat is his and he won't stop until he has her. As the battle begins between the vamp who haunts her nightmares and the one who holds her heart, only Cat can break Gregor's hold over her. She'll need all the power she can summon in order to bring down the baddest bloodsucker she's ever faced . . . even if getting that power will result in an early grave.
Review: At Grave's End by Jeaniene Frost
As if that wasn't enough, a woman from Bones's past is determined to bury him once and for all. Caught in the crosshairs of a vengeful vamp, yet determined to help Bones stop a lethal magic from being unleashed, Cat's about to learn the true meaning of bad blood. And the tricks she's learned as a special agent won't help her. She will need to fully embrace her vampire instincts in order to save herself—and Bones—from a fate worse than the grave.
Review: One Foot in the Grave by Jeaniene Frost
Half-vampire Cat Crawfield is now Special Agent Cat Crawfield, working for the government to rid the world of the rogue undead. She's still using everything Bones, her sexy and dangerous ex, taught her, but when Cat is targeted for assassination, the only man who can help her is the vampire she left behind.
Being around Bones awakens all her emotions, from the adrenaline rush of slaying vamps side by side to the reckless passion that consumed them. But a price on her head—wanted: dead or half-alive—means her survival depends on teaming up with Bones. And no matter how hard Cat tries to keep things professional between them, she'll find that desire lasts forever…and Bones won't let her get away again.
Review: Halfway to the Grave by Jeaniene Frost
Half-vampire Catherine Crawfield is going after the undead with a vengeance, hoping that one of these deadbeats is her father - the one responsible for ruining her mother's life. Then she's captured by Bones, a vampire bounty hunter, and is forced into an unholy partnership.
In exchange for finding her father, Cat agrees to train with the sexy night stalker until her battle reflexes are as sharp as his fangs. She's amazed she doesn't end up as his dinner - are there actually good vampires? Pretty soon Bones will have her convinced that being half-dead doesn't have to be all bad. But before she can enjoy her newfound status as kick-ass demon hunter, Cat and Bones are pursued by a group of killers. Now Cat will have to choose a side . . . and Bones is turning out to be as tempting as any man with a heartbeat.
Review: Crave the Night by Lara Adrian
Jordana lives a life of glittering privilege as a member of a prominent Breed family in Boston. Surrounded by fine things and fawning admirers, Jordana wants for nothing—until she crosses paths with a dark, intense warrior from the Order and finds herself swept into an impulsive, sizzling kiss that neither of them will forget. As much as she tries to deny her deep feelings for Nathan, Jordana cannot resist the craving to be near him, to break through his forbidding walls and see the man he truly is. But getting close to Nathan will thrust Jordana into a treacherous new world, forcing her to risk all she has and all she knows about herself and her past. And loving this seductive man could be the most dangerous temptation of all.
Review: Desperado by Lisa Bingham
Elam Taggart knows about the nickname town gossips have given him: Desperado. He doesn't care. He's lost just about everything: his wife, his parents, his little sister, and his career as a Navy EOD specialist. After returning home, he hightails it to the rugged Wasatch Mountains outside town.
But when his brother comes asking for help, Elam can't say no. That is, until Elam realizes that in order to help, he'll be forced to spend time with town newcomer P.D. Raines. P.D. knows that asking Elam Taggart to be her partner in the town's upcoming Wild West Games is a mistake. But she needs the prize money, and Elam is lean, hard, and tortured—a dangerous combination she can't seem to resist.
As the competition heats up—to the point of peril—Elam and P.D. have to turn away from the past and embrace the passion that sparks between them in order to escape the threat to their lives.
Review: Carolina Dreaming by Virginia Kantra
After escaping a disastrous marriage, bakery owner Jane Clark has convinced herself that she has everything she needs—her precious son, a thriving business, and a roof over her head. But the arrival of a handsome stranger on the island shows her exactly what she's been missing...
The only home Gabe Murphy ever had was the Marine Corps. He's working hard to rebuild his life. It will take a special place, and a special woman, to make him want to stay.
Now Gabe is determined to prove that he's worthy of Jane's trust—and her love. But when her past reappears, that trust will be tested, and Jane and Gabe will have to fight hard to hold onto their love and make their dreams a reality...
Guest Review: Midnight Revenge by Elle Kennedy
Out of all the stone-cold mercenaries in Jim Morgan's black ops organization, Derek "D" Pratt is the most intimidating. He is tight-lipped and covered in tattoos, and even the other guys on his team are afraid to ask him about his past. D's been off the grid for years, but after his teammate Sullivan is mistakenly captured in his place, D is forced to come out of hiding and face his demons.
When D lands in Mexico, he's ready to risk everything to save his friend. To complicate matters, Sofia Amaro, a feisty doctor whom D had a one-night stand with months ago, has tracked him down. And in an instant she's unintentionally caught up in his life-threatening rescue mission.
Now D must extract not one but two people from the most violent world he's ever encountered. And one of them is carrying his child...
Review: Alone in the Dark by Karen Rose
Homicide Detective Scarlett Bishop has seen enough bad guys slip through the cracks and too many innocent victims go unavenged to know good doesn't always prevail. So far she's been able to lock away her rage and her vigilante fantasies. That lock is about to break.
Former Army Ranger Marcus O'Bannion is a fierce champion of victims' rights. His secret past gives him good reason. He believes he's seen the depths of human depravity, but then his investigation into the murder of a young girl who once asked for his help lures him and Scarlett down a dark, dark road—and straight into the crosshairs of a dangerous, powerful underground ring that deals in human trade. To stop them, Scarlett and Marcus have to be just as cunning and just as ruthless. But first they have to make it out alive
Guest Review: The Shadow by Sylvain Reynard
Raven Wood's vampyre prince has returned, pledging his love and promising justice for every wrong done to her. In the wake of their reunion, Raven is faced with a terrible decision—allow the Prince to wreak vengeance against the demons of her past, or persuade him to stay his hand. But there is far more at stake than Raven's heart...
A shadow has fallen over the city of Florence. Ispettor Batelli will not rest until he uncovers Raven's connection to the theft of the priceless art from the Uffizi Gallery. And while the Prince hunts a traitor who sabotages him at every turn, he finds himself the target of the vampyres' mortal enemy.
As he wages a war on two fronts, he will need to keep his love for Raven secret, or risk exposing his greatest weakness...
Review: Dare to Run by Jen McLaughlin
She knows what he's like on Boston's mean streets. Now she's going to find out if he's got some heart.
Lucas Donahue is not ashamed of his criminal past, but after a brief stint in prison, he's ready to go legit and live a normal life. The problem is, no one leaves the gang without permission—even if he is one of the boss's top men. Plus someone's placed a hit on him. And then there's that feisty little bartender who's going to cause him even more trouble.
Heidi Greene knows to keep her distance from a ladies' man like Lucas—even if she can't keep her eyes off him. When he rescues her from an attack in the alley outside her bar, she's forced to stay by his side for safety. But the longer she spends time with him, the greater her chances are for getting hurt in more ways than one.
Guest Review: The Raven by Sylvain Reynard
Raven Wood spends her days at Florence's Uffizi Gallery restoring fine works of Renaissance art. But an innocent walk home after an evening with friends changes her life forever. When she intervenes in the senseless beating of a homeless man, his attackers turn on her, dragging her into an alley. Raven is only semi-conscious when their assault is interrupted by a cacophony of growls followed by her attacker's screams. Mercifully, she blacks out, but not before catching a glimpse of a shadowy figure who whispers to her…
Cassita vulneratus.
When Raven awakes, she is inexplicably changed. She returns to the Uffizi, but no one recognizes her and more disturbingly, she discovers that she's been absent an entire week. With no recollection of the events leading up to her disappearance, Raven also learns that her absence coincides with one of the largest robberies in Uffizi history – the theft of a set of priceless Botticelli illustrations. When the baffled police force identifies her as its prime suspect, Raven is desperate to clear her name. She seeks out one of Florence's wealthiest and elusive men in an attempt to uncover the truth about her disappearance. Their encounter leads Raven to a dark underworld whose inhabitants kill to keep their secrets…
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ROHCast Episode 226: Truth Martini's Weenie
After two years, the ROHCast is back and better than ever!
On this week's podcast, Harry and "The American Bearded Nightmare" Jon return to review "SuperCard of Honor X: Day Two" and Harry's time spent in the good ol' Lone Star State.
We discuss Cheeseburger, Moose, Beer City Bruiser and Harry's lack of tipping for strawberry daiquiris.
You can listen to the podcast by clicking play on the media player at the top of the page. Alternatively, you can download the mp3 by clicking on the download link towards the bottom of this page. ROHCast is also available on iTunes and Stitcher Radio On Demand!


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'My business is booming... it has been a phenomenal year'
Marianne Blaney (30) Enterprise Award Winner
Originally from Nottingham, Marianne moved to Bushmills in 2012 looking for a new start after two difficult years.
The death of her best friend, the loss of her job and a serious car accident left her struggling to cope with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Determined to start her own business, but unsure how, she enrolled in the Prince's Trust Enterprise programme in April last year.
Now she says her vintage fashion business in Coleraine - Daisy Mae Boutique - has "smashed" all her targets.
"I was awarded £7,000 funding - the highest ever approved in Northern Ireland - to open my business in November 2015," she said.
"We had a phenomenal year and smashed all our projections and now I'm here for an award. I never imagined I'd be doing so well. The Prince's Trust were life changing for me. It's pretty overwhelming."
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Dugan appointed resident circuit judge of Madison County
Effective March 3, the Illinois Supreme Court appointed David W. Dugan to fill the Third Judicial Circuit Court vacancy created by the election of the Hon. John B. Barberis, Jr. to the fifth district appellate court. The appointment terminates December 3, 2018.


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Rooms, services Travelling to Germany and looking for accommodation? Take a look at what Waldesruh Landhaus Freudenstadt has to offer! The hotel is offering 18 comfortable rooms to guests looking for accommodation in Freudenstadt. In case you'd like to have a meal or a drink on the spot, you will be provided freshly prepared dishes in the restaurant every day. If necessary, parking is available nearby. Refreshing wellness services will be available on the spot, you may also use the steam room and indoor pool. The fans of actively spent leisure time may take the billiard opportunities nearby. At the hotel you may go online via wireless Internet connection (WiFi). If you wish to learn more about the exact scope of services provided by Waldesruh Landhaus Freudenstadt (including any available for an extra fee), you will find them on the information sheet below.
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