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Loganville, GA 30052
Villas at Loganville
- Direct Access Garages*
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- 9' Lofty Ceilings w/ Crown Molding
- High Tech Cardio Strength Training Cntr
- Cyber Cafe / Business Center
- Clothes Care Center
- Professional 24/7 Maintenance
- Easy Access to Hwy. 78 Hwy 20
- 6000 Sft Amenity Center / Media Room
- Lighted Tennis Court
- Auto Detailing Bay
- Limited Access Community
Luxury Townhomes/Apartments in Loganville, GA with one, two and three bedroom floorplans. Amenities include: Elegant One, Two and Three Bedroom Apartment Homes, Two and Three Bedroom Town Homes, Direct Access One Car Garages with Individual Driveways, Private Entry Ways, Chefs Kitchen with Cable TV Outlet, Black Appliances and Built-in Microwaves, Custom Wood, Cabinetry, Built-in Computer Desks , Lofty Nine Foot Ceilings with Crown Molding, Garden Tubs and Large Walk-in Closets.
Lawrenceville, GA 30044
Ashford 3400
- Multi-Tiered Swimming Pool with WiFi
- Fitness Center
- Full Size Washer and Dryer Connections
- Onsite Laundry Facility
- Picnic Areas with Grills
- Spacious Walk-In Closets
- Fireplaces & Window Seats *select units
- All Electric Appliances
- Private Patio or Balcony with Stoage
- 24 Hour Emergency Maintenance
- Ceiling Fans in Living Rooms
- One Mile From 1-85 and GA 316
Ashford 3400 is conveniently located only one mile from I-85, GA 316 and Gwinnett Place Mall. Offers one and two bedroom apartment homes featuring washer and dryer connections and total electric appliances and private storage areas. Community has a resort style pool, fitness center and onsite laundry center. Pets welcome.
Norcross, GA 30093
The Retreat At Arc Way
- Fitness Center
- Sparkling Swimming Pool
- Sports Courts
- Fireplaces
- Washer and Dryer Connections
- Computer Lab
- Sunroom With Ceiling Fan-in select unit
- Spacious Walk-In Closets
Huge Apartments for rent in Norcross Ga. Great amenities including washer/dryer connections, breakfast bar, fireplaces, as well as patios and sunrooms. Enjoy our business center, onsite laundry facilities, pool, fitness center with play area, and outdoor play yard. We have it all.
Lithonia, GA 30058
Hampton Woods
- Washer/Dryer Connections in all 2 brm. apts.
- Swimming Pool
- Lighted Tennis Courts
- Convenient to I-20, I-285 & Stonecrest Mall
- Total Electric
- Wood Burning Fireplaces
Hampton Woods one and twe bedroom apartment homes are conveniently located near the expressways I-20 & I-285, only minutes from Stonecrest Mall and award winning restaurants. Our sparkling pool, lighted tennis courts, wood fire burning fireplaces, an
Norcross, GA 30071
Bradford Gwinnett Apartments and Townhomes
- Patio or Balcony
- Fully Equipped Kitchens
- Washer & Dryer Connections
- Two Playgrounds
- Newly Renovated Townhomes
- 24 Hour Emergency Maintenance
Bradford Gwinnett Apartments is conveniently located near I-85 and I-285, and close to the Doraville Marta Station. We offer our residents great amenities including a sparkling swimming pool, 24 hours availability, and an on-site laundry facility.
Stone Mountain, GA 30088
Stoneridge at Hidden Hills
- Spacious Studio, 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Floorplans
- Washer and Dryer Connections
- Swimming Pools
- Tennis Courts
- Convenient to I-20 & I-285 and MARTA
- On-Site Laundry Facilities
- Large Kitchen w/ Breakfast Bar
- Fitness Center
- Gas Starter Wood Burning Fireplaces
- Private Balcony or Patio
- Playground
- Car Care Facility
Stoneridge at Hidden Hills, apartments for rent in Stone Mountain, Georgia, offer spacious Studio, one, two, and three bedroom floor plans. Washer and dryer connections, sunrooms, breakfast bars, separate dining rooms, walk-in closets, fireplaces in all homes, and extra large bedrooms. Property has 2 pools, a tennis court, and an on-site laundry facility. Close to I-285, and I-20 off of Covington Highway and convenient to MARTA. Pet friendly with breed and weight restrictions.
Atlanta, GA 30326
Alexan Lenox
- Courtyard
- Complimentary Personal Trainers
- Covered walking access to Lenox MARTA station
- Free BUC Shuttle Stops Here
- Remote controlled limited entry access gates
- Wi-fi hot spots in selected areas
- Outdoor Kitchen with stainless steel gas grills
- Pool and spa
- Dog play park
- Zen Garden
- Stainless Appliances (in select units)
- Granite Countertops ( in select units)
Alexan Lenox, located in the Buckhead neighborhood of Atlanta, GA, offers luxury studio, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent. The multiple, varied floorplans and upscale community offer first class style, convenience and comfort. Just minutes from GA 400, downtown Atlanta, I-85 and I-75, and within walking distance to Lenox Mall, Phipps plaza and the Lenox Marta Station, there is easy access to enjoy the best of Atlanta's incredible dining, shopping and lifestyle experiences.
Alpharetta, GA 30004
Stoneleigh at Deerfield
- Controlled Access Entry Gates
- Car Wash Facility with Vacuum
- New Executive Business Coming Soon!!!!
- Newly Renovated Clubhouse
- Pilates Room/Wii Fit Coming Soon!!!!
- Two Lighted Tennis Courts
- Central Laundry Facility
- Several Picnic Areas with BBQ Grills
- Resort Style Swimming Pool with Fountain
- Attached and/or Direct Access Parking Garages
- Washer Dryer Hookups in Every Unit
Stoneleigh at Deerfield, in Alpharetta, GA, is located just a few minutes from US-19, GA-400 and North Point Mall. Our spacious 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartment homes offer unique features such as built-in bookshelves, a formal dining area, attached garages with openers, french doors, wood burning fireplace and island kitchens. Our community is conveniently located near area employers such as Siemens, AT&T and Nortel, with easy access to restaurants and shopping.
Atlanta, GA 30308
131 Ponce
- Panoramic views of Midtown and Downtown
- Walking distance to restaurants & nightlife
- Convenient location to Marta-mass transit
- Energy efficient community
- 4 Bedroom Apartment is 2,262 sq.ft!
- Open kitchens with stainless steel appliances
- Plank wood style floors
- Electric car charging stations
- Bicycle parking stations
- Pet grooming station & pet run
- Community theatre/gaming room
- Resident business center
Located in the heart of Midtown close to the Fox Theatre, Piedmont Park and the Atlanta Beltline, 131 Ponce apartment homes redefine midtown apartment living. Our Studio, 1, 2 and 4 bedroom apartment homes offer modern luxury mixed with classic charm, with exclusive interior finishes and unparalleled amenities and services designed for your comfort and convenience.
Atlanta, GA 30363
Seventeen West
- Open living designs and spacious floor plans
- Kitchen island or breakfast bar
- Generous walk in closets
- Upgraded Premium Homes Available
- Controlled Access Garage & Building Entry
- News Room with Wi-Fi, MAC computers and Starbucks
- Lounge 17 clubroom with outdoor kitchen
- Two resort style swimming pools with Wi-Fi
- Lush courtyards with grill stations
- free Atlantic Station shuttle, two Zip Car station
- Pet friendly one block from community dog park
- 2 blocks from Atlantic Station
Our spacious 1 and 2 bedroom floor plans, with the option to select classic or premium homes, along with modern amenities, will cater to any lifestyle. In the heart of Atlantic Station, Seventeen West is a true live, work and play community. Enjoy on site conveniences, such as the News Room with Starbucks coffee bar, newly expanded fitness center and resident Lounge 17 clubroom. Minutes from Downtown, Midtown, and the trendy Westside, we offer ultra-convenience, and the best location in town.
Atlanta, GA 30327
The Reserve at West Paces
- Black Appliances
- Maple Cabinets with Brushed Nickel Accents
- Cathedral Ceilings*
- Wood Burning Fireplaces*
- Walk-In Closets
- Washer/Dryer included
- European Gardens
- Underground Parking
1, 2 and 3 bedroom floor plans, include sunrooms in select apartments in Atlanta, washer/dryers, black Whirlpool appliances, maple cabinetry and covered parking. Lifestyle amenities include lap pool, lighted tennis court, poolside grill and state-of-the-art fitness center. We are close to Atlantas thriving West Buckhead neighborhood, close to exclusive shopping, excellent world-renowned dining and a vibrant nightlife.
Kennesaw, GA 30144
- 2 Pools, 2 Lighted Tennis Courts
- Pets Allowed
- On-Site Management and 24 Hour Maintenance
- Dishwasher and Garbage Disposal
- Spacious Patio and Balcony
- Roommate Floor Plans
Greenhouse Apartments, located on Busbee Pkwy just off of I-75 in Kennesaw, GA, is minutes from KSU and Kennesaw Mountain State Park.
Lithia Springs, GA 30122
Brodick Hill
- Designer Kitchens w/Butler Pantries
- Sunrooms and Fireplaces Available
- Built-in Computer Nooks
- Full Size Washer/Dryer Connections
- Separate Dining Room with Chair Rail
- Garage/Storage Units
- Lighted Tennis Courts
- Sparkling Swimming Pool
Brodick Hill in Lithia Springs offers one and two bedroom apartment homes with spacious, open floorplans that feature amenities found in any upscale home. Our lush, manicured landscape draws you out to enjoy the sparkling swimming pool, lighted tennis courts and fitness center. We are convenient to Douglasville, Hiram, I-20, and downtown Atlanta. Come by today to visit Brodick Hill and find out why you should make us your new home.
Peachtree City, GA 30269
The Fairways at Peachtree City
- 2, 3 & 4 Bedroom Apartments
- Balcony Or Patios
- Sparkling Swimming Pool
- Playground
- Full-Size Washer/Dryer Connections
- Golf Cart Storage and Trails
- Outside Storage Available
- Fayette County School Systems
- Onsite Laundry Center
- Large Walk-In Closets
- Preferred Employer Program
- Pet Friendly
Welcome to The Fairways at Peachtree City
Augusta, GA 30909
Glen at Alexander
- 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments
- Washer and Dryer In Unit
- Resort Style Swimming Pool & Sundeck
- 24-Hour Cardio Fitness Center, Yoga Room
- Route 104 & I-20 Freeway Access
- Gas Fireplaces
1, 2 and 3 bedroom Augusta, GA apartments featuring washer and dryer, patio or balcony, and garage parking. Our pet friendly apartments also feature tennis courts, swimming pool, playground, fitness center, business center and clubhouse. The Glen at Alexander Apartments in Augusta is where you want to be.
Charlotte, NC 28217
Montclaire Estates
- Efficiency, 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes
- Bilingual Staff!!
- Clothes Care Center
- Sparkling 8ft Swimming Pool
- Washer/Dryer Connections Available
- Garden Apartments & Townhomes
- Sports Court/Playground Area
- Fitness Center
Montclaire Estate's spacious studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments & townhomes are located in South Charlotte, NC. We offer washer/dryer connections, fireplaces, patios or balconies. We also offer a swimming pool, laundry center, sports court, fitness center and playground. We are within walking distance to the light rail and the bus line. Close to I-77, I-485, shopping and restaurants. Pets welcome. Se Habla Espanol!
Charlotte, NC 28210
The Reserve
- 1 & 2 Bedroom Newly Renovated Homes
- Pet Friendly with New Pet Park
- Washer/ Dryer Included
- Business Center/ Theater Room/ Fitness Center
- Controlled Access Gate
- 9 Ft Ceilings with Crown Molding
The Reserve has one and two bedroom apartment homes close to SouthPark, Carolina Place Mall, I-77, I-485 and Charlotte Douglas Airport. We are only a short walk to the LYNX Light Rail which makes Uptown Charlotte only minutes away! The Reserve apartments offer amenities such as a business center, theater room, fitness center, swimming pool and more! Apartments feature washers and dryers, 10 ft ceilings, WiFi and patios/balconies. Pets welcome.
Charlotte, NC 28208
Wesley Village
- Studios, 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms
- Modern & Sophisticated Finishes with Granite
- Salt Water Pool w/Large Deck and Cabanas
- Resident Activity and Lounge Center
- Pet Friendly/Fully Fenced In Dog Park
- Complimentary Personal Training
- Access to Stewart Creek Greenway System
- Additional Storage Unit included with each home
Wesley Village offers luxury apartment homes in the Uptown Charlotte area. Our studios, 1, 2 & 3 bedroom homes are appointed with washers & dryers in each apartment, European kitchens w/stainless steel appliances, garden soaking tubs & ceramic tile flooring. We are conveniently located near I-77, I-85, Uptown & Charlotte Douglas Airport. Salt water pool w/large deck & cabanas, pet-friendly property with dog park, club grade fitness facility & gated entrance are a few of our amenities.
Charlotte, NC 28202
Gateway West
- Controlled Access Entry
- Courtyard with Grilling Stations and Fire Pits
- Lounge with Billiards and Gaming Stations
- Private Cinema Room
- Fitness and Yoga Center with Spin Room
- Year-Round Salt Water Pool
- Complimentary Starbucks Coffee
- 100% Smoke Free Living
Gateway West offers studio, one, and two bedroom apartment homes. Located in the bustling heart of Uptown Charlotte, you are steps away from shopping, dining, and entertainment venues. Enjoy the convenience of being within walking distance of Bank of America Stadium, Knights Baseball Stadium, Time Warner Arena and Johnson & Wales University.
Charlotte, NC 28202
Element Uptown
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Lifestyle & atmosphere make Element Uptown one of the most desirable apartmens in Uptown Charlotte! Choose from an array of studio, one & two bedroom floor plans with carefully appointed details. With twenty-two floors of beautiful living space & luxury amenities, you will love living at Element Uptown! Enjoy gorgeous views of Romare Bearden Park, BB & T Ballpark, and Bank of America Stadium. The center business district, restaurants & entertainment are within walking distance. Tour today!
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'Far to the East, over ranges and rivers, lies a single, solitary peak…' The Kingdom Of Erebor/Lonely Mountain From The Hobbit/Lord Of The Rings
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Reading to Learn
As you have already discovered, reading is a large part of your academic life. Therefore, learning to read well is important to college success. Everyone has had classes in which the book was difficult or boring to read. It's easy to skip the reading assignment in these cases. However, if you haven't read the assigned text, you probably won't be able to take full advantage of the class lectures or the valuable information in the texts that apply to your exams. The following suggestions may help you get more out of your reading and offer ideas to improve your reading skills.
Before you start:
• Preview the chapter you are about to read. Look at the title, introduction, major headings and subheadings, summary illustrations, charts, glossary, and review questions. Become familiar with the overall structure of the chapter you are about to read.
• Ask yourself questions based on your quick review. For example, if the title for a chapter in a psychology book is "Types of Motivation, "ask yourself, "What are the different types of motivation?" Questions will provide a focus and purpose of your reading.
• Carefully review illustrations. Students will often make the mistake of giving illustration or charts just a perfunctory glance. Visual illustrations may stay in your memory more clearly than the written word.
• Set reading goals. Divide your reading assignments into manageable units and read only a given amount in any one sitting. Plan to read and review daily. Do not let the reading pile up.
Ready, set, read:
• Try to "go with the flow" of the text. Get into the rhythm of the text. Let yourself become absorbed in what is being said. Try to pick out the main ideas.
• Actively use your book. Forget about keeping your book clean and neat. Use your margins to write questions and answers to the questions. Try summarizing key pints in your own words. The process of writing down information or ideas will help you retain in the information and your notes will work as a study guide when you are reviewing for an exam.
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A gift for a friend, made using V8295. More information and photos over on the blog http://liverpoolfi-sewingitup.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/the-flirty-cherry-skirt.html
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Cute! :-) I love the lace detail
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Ah, thank you! It's something I've just on a couple of projects now – fiddly but adds that little bit of difference you don't get in the shops :)
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- Splendid Spatula Apr 30, 2014 11:12 AM
Hi Hounds,
What suggestions might you have for a source of study break snacks for a very large crowd (a few hundred) of college-age students, preferably delivered, in Cambridge environs? They've done pizza (too messy in the library), burritos (which I guess went well but no one is raving), cupcakes (a hit, but just done last semester), and don't want to fall back on plain ol' cookies since there are a lot of those around this time of year. Cost is not a major issue, but we don't have bottomless pockets.
Donuts come to mind, although I don't know if Verna's can hit that volume. We'll call them. Italian pastries from . . . ? Any other brilliant ideas?
re: viperlush
These and the brownies are super helpful, thank you. Ice cream, alas, in the library is a no-go, but it would certainly be popular!
re: Splendid Spatula
For some local Top Chef love, you could check with Stephanie Cmar's Stacked Donuts to see if she could fill an order that large.
A variety of bagels (Rosenfeld's in Newton or even Bagelsaurus out of Cutty's in Brookline) with flavored cream cheese could be fun. Or see if you can get a bunch of Cutty's delicious sandwiches cut in quarters.
re: viperlush
Brownies from Tatte? They're really rich and you can ask them to cut them into smaller strips.
I'll bite.
Dunkin is the only place that might be able to fill an order of 200 donuts but if pizza is "too messy" I'm sure jelly donuts and cream filled, flakey Italian pastries would be a disaster.
Check out the catering options at Whole Foods. They deliver and I'm pretty sure they are willing to customize.
re: GretchenS
oh yes, they are indeed
Maybe Taco Party could cater a taco bar for you, they do catering. Or one of the other food trucks?
I'm thinking samosas and pakoras. There are meat and veggie samosas. They are handheld and not too flaky/messy.
The Middle East does big trays with falafel, lettuce and tomato, and others with grilled chicken, lettuce, tomato, cucumber, etc. Kids can make their own sandwiches with pita bread.
(They donate these to all kinds of non-profit events, so they are are kind of ubiquitous at those.)
The falafel's a bit dry. The chicken is not great, but okay.
re: justbeingpolite
Yes, I'd also thought about dumplings, and samosas is another great idea. Gosh, wouldn't a taco truck be awesome?
re: Splendid Spatula
I don't know if Mei Mei would still do this now that they have the on the ground restaurant. But they did an appearance as part of a Cambridge Center for Adult Education fundraiser--people could just step out and order from a choice of few things--and it was fabulous.
re: justbeingpolite
I often get dumplings from Wangs in Somerville for a group of students -- always a huge hit!
re: catsmeow
I completely agree here. Sugar sugar sugar everywhere when it just does not help your brain, much less other systems. I think dumplings would be a huge hit, and you have a new location of Dumpling House right near The Yard end of Harvard. There are veg, seafood, and meat dumplings, and you could add in some appealing green vegs like crunchy green beans or szechuan cucumber coins..... The dumplings are even a hit when they're room temp. And I also think dumplings would be more unique for the students (who are prob sick of falafel, hoomus, etc.)
After dumplings, i'd prob suggest Samosas (meat and veg), Pakoras, little meat Skewers and Chaat-- which can be a make-your-own (veg) station> Tanjore on Eliiot St. could do all those for you.
Thirdly, Empanadas (turnovers) are another more unique experience. Tango in Arlington Ctr does wonderful beef empanadas, and other fillings as well.
Best of luck!
re: enhF94
heh heh
This is actually a late night delivery, by a dean, to a library. It's kind of a fun surprise.
re: Splendid Spatula
What a nice gesture! I wish more deans thought of things like this.
Empanadas from Tango in Arlington? Don't know if they deliver, but they make delicious Argentinian empanadas. The beef ones are my favorite.
Pastries from Lyndell's in Somerville?
Rent an ice cream truck to park outside the library?
Individual pies might not be too messy but could get pricey!
Mini cheesecakes would be awesome. http://7ate9bakery.com/7ate9-mini-che... has really tasty cheesecakes and they used to do delivery. They don't anymore, but for that quantity, they might? Worth asking.
re: pollystyrene
June, I believe.
Try www.taskrabbit.com. I'll bet lots of people would be willing to prep and deliver a snack of fruit, sliced cheese, and crackers, or something else that can be done without needing a professional/institutional kitchen.


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"True Blood" recap (7.3): Another One Bites The Dust
And we finally see what Sookie's plan is: she is hiding in the woods as vampire bain, in the hopes that the Hep-Vamps will capture her and Bill can track her back to where the rest of the ladies are being held. NOTHING COULD GO WRONG EXCEPT FOR EVERYTHING. EVERYTHING COULD GO WRONG. But as a plan, it is so typical of Sookie because it operates on her assumption that all life revolves around her and will inevitably come running once it catches a whiff of her scent. So it's kind of satisfying that no one even notices her, and she is forced to pass the time talking to Bill.
She complains that Alcide loves her more than she loves him, and as much as I like to give Sookie grief (especially this season) I actually feel for her about that. I believe in her guilt and her anxiousness that the man who is best for her isn't the one that makes her heart race, the one she wants to stay up all night talking to, the one she loves beyond reason because she just can't help it. Of course, in light of later events, it does seem a bit selfish. Still not as selfish as throwing her phone into the woods during the apocalypse, though.
In other news, the townsfolk are still blocking the street when Andy, Jess, et al show up. Maxine Hortenberry states her intention to kill Jason and Jessica for taking Hoyt from her, and shoots Jessica right in the shoulder. In retaliation, Violet struts up to her and RIPS OUT HER HEART. I know this puts me in the minority of internet TV writers, but that was the big twist of the episode for me. In the wake of Maxine's evisceration, the rest of the townsfolk scatter, and many of them run straight into the arms of the nearby Hep-Vamps. Rocky, Holly's son who is not Wade, is rescued by Violet, while Jessica continues to bleed on the pavement, her healing ability inexplicably not working. Maybe she needs some Adilyn blood. Just a thought.
At this point in the episode, the writers apparently realized that they still had twenty minutes of time to fill, so they inserted a scene of Sookie talking about roller coasters and Bill having a flashback of one time when he had his picture taken. I really did like this episode overall, but it is plagued by the same problems of structure and pacing that have weakened True Blood for so long.
In the same vein, there is another extended scene in which Reverend Daniels lets Willa feed off of him while he tells the story of how he met Lettie Mae. Apparently, she "saved" him when he came across her chugging a bottle of Captain Morgan on the front steps of a church. It also included this weepy backstory about how his daughter died and his wife cheated on him, and it's like the writers are trying to make him a set of angel wings out of bullshit. If memory serves, Reverend Daniels cheated on his wife to be with Lettie Mae, and the tie that binds them together is their shared worthlessness. Anyway, since Willa's presence is too much of a temptation for the addict in Lettie Mae, the reverend exiles Willa from the house. No hard feelings though.
Back at Lafayette's house, James admits that he is indeed grooving on Lafayette, but he can't act on it while he's still with Jessica. So here's betting he and Jessica call it quits next week.
In a return to flashback land, we see Pam trying to go down on a French lady without her perm getting in the way, and then being rudely interrupted by representatives of the Yakonomo Corporation (makers of Tru Blood). Eric, meanwhile, is fucking Sylvie against a tractor, which I can assure does not feel good on her back, when he is (yet again) stopped before completion. They take Pam and Sylvie hostage and make Eric choose which one of them will die. He saves Pam, obviously and watches his beloved(?) Sylvie die. Sorry, but Eric was plenty tortured and haunted without another death to agonize over.
Anyway, back in the present, Pam asks him if he deliberately contracted Hep-V, which he didn't, he was just deliberately unsafe in his feeding practices. Pam tries to convince him to keep fighting for life, since "vampires are living longer and longer with this disease." I'm kind of tired of talking about it, but this whole Hep-V/HIV metaphor really just doesn't work. For one thing, it directly equates sex with bloodsucking, and for another it positions the infected as predators. Anyway, Eric says that he's tired of living. There is no pleasure left to him. So Pam decides that if she can't play upon his sense of joy, she'll play upon his sense of vengeance. She tells him that Sarah Newlin, the woman who unleashes Hep-V in the first place, is alive and well. That's enough to get Eric off the couch and ready for action.
Speaking of Miss newly-christened Noomi, she's banging her guru (her usual modus operandi for gaining power) when the same Yakonomo suits who killed Sylvie show up looking for her.
- She holds the secret to a Hep-V cure.
- They just want to kill her for starting this shitstorm in the first place.
Anyways the Tru Blood killers chop off the guru's head, but I bet Eric and Pam find Sarah before she meets the same fate. See ya next week, Noomi.
OK, so Pam's hairstyles aside, the best scene of the episode is the last one. FIRST, Holly emerges from the woods, drained of a lot of her blood. THEN the Hep-Vamps try and kidnap Sookie and Bill. BUT THEN Andy and Jason and everyone shoots the Hep-Vamps so it seems that all is saved. AND THEN Alcide shows up all naked to yell at Bill. WHEN SUDDENLY shots ring out and ALCIDE IS DEAD. Just. Dead. And there is a cry of bereavement from the lips of every beefcake loving human in the world. He was killed by two human vigilantes, who are in turn killed by Jason and Andy. Jessica is like "So, do you want us to turn him into a vampire or…?" And Sook is like, "Nah, I'm good."
So, um, R.I.P. Alcide. You were mostly good except when you are terrible, and we here at AfterEllen will probably miss you least of all.
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Egad! Qab Vav!
When you become a parent, you realize that the most innocent or unreflective things you do can scar your kids for life and turn them into socially stunted and emotionally crippled mock-adults, suited only to become shambling hobos, circus freaks, lawyers, and bloggers.
It gets easier once you shrug and decide to lean into it. Certainly your conversations with them get more entertaining. I've learned not to be worried that my son has concluded based on my teachings that Jesus has infravision and that the apostles were elephants. (Don't ask.)
But when it comes to screwing up kids, I'm an amateur. d'Armond Speers [sic] is a professional.
d'Armond Speers spoke only Klingon to his child for the first three years of its life.
. . .
"I was interested in the question of whether my son, going through his first language acquisition process, would acquire it like any human language," Speers told the Minnesota Daily. "He was definitely starting to learn it."
This would make an excellent serial killer origin story. Really, I can't think of a way to mess up a kid more. Maybe if you only taught him English phrases like "please give me a swirlie immediately" and "yes, I am a catamite."
So QaQ ta'pu', d'Armond. Your actions will please our co-blogger Ezra, who is always looking for ways to make libertarians blanch and say "well, shit, even we wouldn't allow THAT."
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One of the first big releases of January 2010 is Elizabeth Kostova's follow-up to her hit debut, The Historian, a literary vampire story that topped bestseller lists in the summer of 2005. Her new novel, The Swan Thieves, is a tale of love, obsession and art that, like The Historian, goes backward and forward in time to unravel a mystery. We asked Kostova a few questions about the book as a teaser for fans--and a preview of our full-length BookPage interview coming in January.
What elements in The Swan Thieves will most appeal to fans of The Historian?
I think readers who enjoyed The Historian will probably enjoy the mix of historical and contemporary settings in The Swan Thieves, as well as the travel to France and through time.
Impressionist art is frequently referenced in books (yours!) and films (Amelie), and probably adorns 8 out of 10 dorm room walls. What is it about these artists that continues to speak to people today?
I think we still look at and love the Impressionists because they capture something about nature that is both vivid and idealized. As we watch the destruction of natural beauty in our world, we probably value these images in a new and piercing way. I think it's also important to note that many people are understandably sick of Impressionist art from sheer over-exposure to it, and because in reproduction it radiates a certain prettiness. Looking closely at an original Impressionist masterwork is still a radical experience, and very different from looking at a notecard or tote bag.
The mystery of The Swan Thieves revolves around a 19th-century female artist, and the sacrifices women in particular must make to pursue art. Is there a real-life artist who inspired this character?
Beatrice de Clerval is not based on a single real artist, but in developing her I was inspired by the life of Berthe Morisot, one of the six original exhibiting Impressionists, a dedicated and very gifted painter who also protected the conventions of her social and family life.
Who is your favorite character in the new novel, and why?
I think I'm fondest of Andrew Marlow, because he changes the most over the course of the book. I feel very close to him in his struggles to figure out who he is, and I like the way he evolves from vanity to love--rather as Professor Rossi does in The Historian.
How was writing this book different from writing The Historian?
In writing The Swan Thieves, I had to move away from using the models of Victorian literature and into something more exactly fitting my story in terms of language and structure. I also wrote it in large swathes, as different episodes became vivid for me, and then rearranged these in the editing, rather than writing straight through from beginning to end as I did with The Historian. I learned a tremendous amount from writing The Swan Thieves and it is a deeply felt book, for me.
We've seen fictionalized Emily Dickinson; members of the Tudor court; and more Jane Austen spin-offs than I can count (Austenland, The Jane Austen Book Club and Jane Austen Ruined My Life, for starters -- not to mention Mr. Darcy's Daughters, Darcy's Passions, and Darcy & Elizabeth: Nights and Days at Pemberley). I'm intrigued by a new historical novel about a character I haven't thought about since 10th grade English class: Hester Prynne.
You may remember that at the end of Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter, Dimmesdale had died and Hester and her daughter, Pearl, had left Boston. Many years later, Hester returns alone and Pearl (presumably) lives happily ever after as a wealthy lady (on account of her inheritance from Chillingworth). . . until now.
In Hester, by Paula Reed, the title character moves to England and falls in with Oliver Cromwell. Hester is "entangled in a web of political intrigue, espionage, and forbidden love" as she is forced to help Cromwell in his scheming – or risk a death sentence.
The novel will come out on February 16, 2010, although you can read an excerpt now on Reed's website.
Which classic literary hero or heroine would you like to see in a contemporary novel? (Or do you think spin-offs ruin the original?)
A couple weeks ago I blogged about upcoming movies based on books. In anticipation of the film adaptation of Fantastic Mr. Fox (the movie is currently out in limited release – it won't make it to Nashville until November 25), I enjoyed watching an interview about children's literature and childhood reading with Jason Schwartzman. In Fantastic Mr. Fox, Schwartzman voices Ash Fox, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fox (a new character that did not appear in the original book). The interview was hosted by Read Kiddo Read, James Patterson's website that promotes kids' reading.
In the interview, Schwartzman talks about his favorite books from childhood – The Phantom Tollbooth, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles. Although he loved to read, Schwartzman says he was a slow reader himself. "Reading is a hard thing to learn, and the only way you can get better is by reading," he said.
Schwartzman also discusses the popularity of Roald Dahl (whom we blogged about in August). In his books, "there is an element of mystery and some darkness – but it's real," he said. "Kids are intrigued by adventure. With all adventure, there is an element of danger. If there was no danger, there would be no adventure, it'd just be a vacation."
When asked about playing an animal, Schwartzman said that he did the "human side" of the character and let the animators "do the foxing." He identified with Ash's struggles: "feeling littler than the rest, not having many friends, getting pushed around by bullies, liking girls who don't like him back. . . All of that is part of my experience in my own life."
Watch the interview below the jump. And tell us: What's your favorite Roald Dahl book? My favorite has to be Dahl's autobiography, Boy.
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Twlight author Stephenie Meyer appeared on Oprah last Friday, and she answered a question backstage that may leave some fans disappointed. An Oprah Winfrey Show staffer asked if she'd be writing a fifth Twlight book (Oprah didn't have time to ask the question on air), and Meyer answered:
I am a little burned out on vampires right now. . . I think I need a little break. I might go spend some time with my aliens. I might do something completely different. I've got to cleanse the palate. I may come back to it. I did envision it as a longer series. But I wrapped Breaking Dawn in a way that I felt satisfied with, so if that moment didn't come, I'd be okay.
Will any readers be lining up to see New Moon on Friday? Do you hope that Meyer will change her mind about revisiting Bella and Edward?
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Lucky New Yorkers -- Mayor Bloomberg has named next week as National Book Awards Week. Festivities will kick off with a 5 Under 35 celebration on Monday and continue through the 60th National Book Awards on Wednesday. About a month ago I blogged about the National Book Foundation's 5 under 35 selection (Ceridwen Dovey, C.E. Morgan, Lydia Peelle, Karen Russell and Josh Weil made the cut), and Trisha blogged about the National Book Award finalists here.
Amazon named Colum McCann's Let the World Spin the best book of 2009—it's also a finalist for the Fiction award. I'm dying to read the book, which Well Read columnist Robert Weibezahl called
an enveloping new novel. . . [McCann] lends a forgiving tenderness that invigorates the timeless notion that we are not really all the different under the skin, each of us longing for love, for beauty, for those connections that will quell our loneliness.
The National Book Foundation will also announce the winner of the "Best of the National Book Award Fiction" category – ever. (We blogged about that award, too.) My vote's for Faulkner.
Everyone from GalleyCat to Publisher's Weekly to the Huffington Post has been blogging about the big news from Daniel Handler (a.k.a. Lemony Snicket). Yesterday afternoon, Little, Brown Books for Young Readers announced that Handler has signed a new five-book deal. The Series of Unfortunate Events was previously published with HarperCollins, and Handler moved publishers because his editor, Susan Rich, got a new job at Little, Brown. The last Series of Unfortunate Events book – The End – came out on Friday, October 13, 2006 (it was also the 13th book).
The five-book deal includes four new Lemony Snicket-authored books (the first book is due out in 2012), and a separate YA novel—written by Handler, not Snicket—due out in 2011.
I loved the Series of Unfortunate Events, and I'm curious about what Handler has in store for the new four-part series. Will he continue writing about the Baudelaire orphans, or dream up some new characters to curse? I am really excited about the non-Snicket YA book. Handler's written a lot of interesting stuff in his career – from a book of short narratives about love (Adverbs) to an essay for the New York Times Magazine about giving away money . . . not to mention his stint as an accordion player for The Magnetic Fields, one of my favorite bands – and it will be interesting to see what he comes up with for this project. No word yet on plot details, but we'll keep you posted.
Any Snicket fans out there looking forward to the new series?
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New Yorker writer Elizabeth Kolbert has written a book based on a series of New Yorker articles—and last week, Holt won the rights to publish The Sixth Extinction in a big auction (source).
Most scientists agree that there have been five mass extinctions in Earth's history. Kolbert, a respected environmental journalist, believes we're on the verge of number six, the first since the dinosaurs were wiped out more than 50 million years ago. What does this mean for the planet? We'll find out when The Sixth Extinction appears sometime next year.
From our archives: a review of the audio version of Kolbert's previous book, Field Notes from a Catastrophe.
By Gail Caldwell
August 2010, Random House
An unbelievably honest, moving and heartbreaking account of Caldwell's midlife friendship with fellow writer Caroline Knapp, who died suddenly of lung cancer in 2002. Caldwell and Knapp shared everything—profound love for their dogs, Clementine and Lucille, a history of alcohol addiction and a passion for writing. Read it—and try not to weep.
"I have a photograph from one of those summers at Chocorua, framing the backs of my dog and Caroline's, Clementine and Lucille, who are silhouetted in the window seat and looking outside. It is the classic dog photo, capturing vigilance and loyalty: two tails resting side by side, two animals glued to their post. What I didn't realize for years is that in the middle distance of the picture, through the window and out to the fields beyond, you can make out the smallest of figures—an outline of Caroline and me walking down the hill. We must have been on our way to the lake, and the dogs, now familiar with our routine, had assumed their positions. Caroline's boyfriend, Morelli, a photographer, had seen the beauty of the shot and grabbed his camera.
I discovered this image the year after she died, and it has always seemed like a clue in a painting—a secret garden revealed only after it is gone . . . . Like most memories tinged with the final chapter, mine carry the weight of sadness. What they never tell you about grief is that missing someone is the simple part."


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Kylie Jenner Slams Police for Justin Bieber Raid: What a Waste of Money, Resources!by Hilton Hater at . Updated at . Comments
Kylie Jenner is a 16-year old with a $125,000 Mercedes.
So the reality star knows something about huge wastes of money.
And Jenner has now taken to Twitter in order to express outrage over how The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department is handling theirs:
She can't believe they have dedicated so much effort to raiding Justin Bieber's home.
"Thousands of tax payers dollars were just WASTED by sending 12 ARMED officers with GUNS DRAWN in Justin Bieber's home to search for Eggs," Jenner re-Tweeted today, after a search warrant was issued to investigate Justin's Calabasas residence.
Authorities are hoping to find evidence that links Bieber to the egging of his neighbor's house last Thursday.
Aside from cold hard cash, Kylie believes the police are wasting their resources, which would be better served elsewhere.
She also re-Tweeted the following two messages by Maejor Ali:
- "Meanwhile people in Urban communities have a hard time getting ONE officer to come out for DANGEROUS crimes. So many unsolved murders/rapes."
- "Shame on you LA County sheriff office and shame on the judge who signed a search warrant for investigating egg- throwing in Calabasas."
The raid did lead to the arrest of Lil Za on cocaine possession, but neither Kylie nor Ali seem to care.
What do you think? Should the police have raided Justin Bieber's home?
they just wanna feel like celebrities for the day..........
There's no help that fat amazon wilder beast
Maybe the cops figured the drugs would be there, and Kylie Jenner probably needs to mind her own business. The Biebs is having major mental problems and his new joker tatoo (Heath Ledger played the joker, too), I believe shows a really dangerous new philosophy for the Biebs. He is also getting in with a drug crowd like Chris Brown, and his Tran girlfriend who do not play nice, and actually they are all messing with the wrong people right now. And the shit is being flung back at them. They better straighten up, dumb little immature assholes. They keep on doing the joker shit, and they are going to be thinking they are Jason Bourne's stupid ass, and they just screwed with the wrong people.
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One of the last requests of slain Kansas missionary Martin Burnham was for his funeral sermon to be preached by a long-time friend and former classmate, Kansas City minister Clay Bowlin.
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Thursday is a private memorial service for Burnham in his
neighboring hometown of Rose Hill.
Burnham was killed last Friday during a firefight between the
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Budding star DeMarcus Cousins is out for Sacramento, while Ettore Messina will lead the Spurs for the second straight game in Gregg Popovich's stead tonight against Sacramento. [Read More]
Budding star DeMarcus Cousins is out for Sacramento, while Ettore Messina will lead the Spurs for the second straight game in Gregg Popovich's stead tonight against Sacramento. [Read More]
Popovich addresses Spurs but status for tonight still undetermined
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich showed up Friday morning to speak to his team but it has not yet been determined if he will be back on the bench when they play the Sacramento Kings tonight at the AT&T Center. [Read More]
Messina to coach Spurs after minor medical procedure for Pop
Lead assistant Ettore Messina will take over as head coach tonight against Indiana, and possibly several more games after that, following an undisclosed medical procedure for Gregg Popovich. [Read More]
Spurs survive without Popovich
Gregg Popovich missed Wednesday's game following a minor medical procedure, but Ettore Messina and Manu Ginobili picked up the slack as the Spurs beat Indiana 106-100. [Read More]
Report: Spurs interested in Butler, Clippers leading for Granger
The Spurs will make a push to sign free agent small forward Caron Butler, but Oklahoma City and Miami are favored to land the veteran small forward's services according to Yahoo! Sports. Butler, 33, is expected to be bought out by Milwaukee at some point today, at which point he'll become a free agent. He […] [Read More]
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Express-News Spurs writers Dan McCarney and Jabari Young discuss the Spurs' 120-110 win over the Detroit Pistons and the possibility of Danny Granger coming to San Antonio. [Read More]
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Pop joins Bill Clinton for lunch
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Parker should be back no later than Sunday
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said All-Star point guard Tony Parker is expected to be back by Sunday's game against Dallas after skipping the past five games resting his ailing body. [Read More]
Spurs 120, Detroit 110: (Almost) full squad
Eight Spurs scored in double figures, including Kawhi Leonard with 15 in his first game back from a lengthy injury, as they pounded Detroit at the AT&T Center on Wednesday. [Read More]
Spurs expected to make play for Granger
Danny Granger, a former All-Star, will hit the free agent market on Friday. Could the Spurs make a run at him? [Read More]
Leonard excited for tonight's return, but not so much with bobblehead
Kawhi Leonard is excited — or about as excited as he gets — to return tonight against Detroit following a 14-game absence with a broken bone in his right (shooting) hand. As for the Kawhi Leonard bobblehead that will be given to the first 10,000 fans at the AT&T Center? Not so much. [Read More]
Parker, on report he will retire after '16 Olympics: 'Are you crazy?'
Tony Parker says he is retiring from the French national team — not the NBA, as has been erroneously reported — after the 2016 Olympics. [Read More]
Scouting the Pistons
The particulars Tip: 7:30 p.m., AT&T Center TV: FSSW Radio: 1200 WOAI, 1350 KCOR (Spanish) Stats Record: 23-34, 9th in Eastern Conference Last 10: 4-6 Net rating: Minus 3.0 points per 100 possessions, 23rd Strength of schedule: 29th Pace: 97.5 possessions per game, 20th Off. rating: 102.4 points per 100 possessions, 18th Effective FG pct: 48.3, 22nd FTA rate: .299, 9th Turnover pct: 15.3, 13th Off. rebound […] [Read More]


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Many of your are probably familiar with Peggy's simple, modern work from her invitation and stationery line Bluepool Road. She sent over her wedding invites a while back and they are just so pretty. Perfectly in line with her whole aesthetic. Simple, intimate, a bit feminine… and not surprisingly her wedding feels the same. We […]Read more»
Our vintage wallpaper project for Project Wedding!categories DIY Wedding, Flowers + Greenery, Pretty Paper
We thought we'd start out the week with some lovely, dainty patterns! We got all giddy when Project Wedding asked us to do a project for their wedding guide. After brainstorming a few ideas, we decided to use materials we had on-hand…Amanda's collection of vintage wallpaper! Read more about our ideas on how to carry […]Read more»
DIY California Ranch wedding: Lianne + Jeongcategories Ceremony & Reception, Details + Decor, DIY Wedding, Neat Venues, Pretty Paper, Real Weddings
Another adorable wedding today! Major DIY explosion courtesy of Lianne, the lovely bride, and sent to us by the excellent photographer team Janet & Lisa of JL Photografia. There's not a ton of explaining to do here. Just know that Lianne had her hand in every single detail of her wedding. She worked really closely […]Read more»
Ready for a DIY FEST?? Lisa and Geoff went nutso with the projects for their super cute wedding… as in, they made everything. EVERY. THING. Including the bride's dress and all of the the bridesmaid dresses. That's some hardcore commitment to handmade. Let's just get right into the photos and we'll explain as we go. […]Read more»
Amanda found this invite while snooping around the I Am Always Hungry site last week. We were like, WHOA. WIth a little investigation we found that the project is an insanely talented collaboration between Ness of IAAH, Lisa of Birdie Birdie and Anthony of Battery. The invite was enclosed in self-folding envelope which opened up […]Read more»
A big bundle of screenprintscategories DIY Wedding, Pretty Paper
Happy friday everyone! To finish off the week we have these awesome handmade invites from Amy Ploss and her hubby-to-be, Gil. Amy had help designing her invites from two talented bridesmen (awesome!) Russel Quadros and Varick Rosete. The whole package turned out so cute, all bundled in kraft paper and twine… Dog and Pony Show […]Read more»
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First can we just say, um, it's September. Crazy. Next, it's soooo satisfying to see such a huge suite of pretty paper pieces all in one place, all for one purpose. Jessica and Tad are both designers and illustrators (plus Tad co-runs a silkscreen shop in Kansas City called Vahalla Studios), so of course they […]Read more»
A few weeks ago Jillian hosted a super sweet little get together for NY area stationers as a way to bring designers together, get acquainted and put a face to the work that we all admire. What we've learned in talking to members of the stationary community is that while everyone enjoys looking at each […]Read more»
DIY Bridal Shower Favor by Mika 78 + Paperfingercategories Bachelorette + Shower, DIY Wedding, Pretty Paper
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Remember Martha and Josh's super cute, letterpress fabric-adorned save-the-dates? Invites! They're done. Martha, lady, just keep doing what you're doing. Your wedding is definitely going to be beautiful. Love the little blind embossed birdies. Photos by Martha's dear friend, Amy of Old Sweet SongRead more»


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Oh, Asia, you're great. Really. You gave us "Gangnam Style," vending machines with panties in them, and those adorable and not-at-all-horrifying creatures with TVs inside of their stomachs (TVtummies? TeleBellies?). You're a nutty, wonderful country. OK, I'm being told that "Asia" is not a country. That's crazy talk. That's like saying Europe or Africa isn't [……]
I don't draw well. Or at all. If I had to compare my drawing abilities to something, I'd say they're on par with a toddler's very first art project on his parents' kitchen drawers. Except the toddler has a better imagination and can hope to one day achieve greatness. Me? Not so much. I was [……]
Ever since we saw the flying AMC Matador in The Man With The Golden Gun, the greatest minds of the planet have been working tirelessly to make the dream of a flying car come true. There have been countless projects with varying degrees of success. With this Slovakian AeroMobil, we're getting pretty damn close: Pretty [……]
Ah, Halloween! The one day of the year when you can justify running out into the streets completely naked by calling it a costume. Uh…hypothetically. I wouldn't know anything about being nude in Copenhagen's main square on October 31 of last year. That's slander and lies. Or, as the police records refer to it, "indecent [……]
Have you heard the big news? Renee Zellweger has a new face! Seemingly overnight, Renee Zellweger went from looking like this: To looking like this: I know! First Ukraine, then ISIS, then Ebola, now this?! What is the world coming to? Understandably, there's been a lot of confusion as to what Renee Zellweger's transformation means [……]
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The opening of Chicago Fire's pilot was indicative of what's wrong with the whole episode: There were action sequences that somehow lacked tension, piles of storylines that felt like a wreck, and a lack of connection to most of the characters.
The members of Firehouse 51 struggle to cope when one of their own dies in a fire. Lt. Matthew Casey and
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Volunteering Day!
... realise that Projects Abroad value safety and would ensure student volunteers would be safe as well as helpful when volunteering.
First I walked around and watching a whole community and volunteers chip in to help rebuild houses that had been destroyed by recent hurricanes. It was heart warming to see people help out others. There was plenty of jobs to do but the first one I was given was to help out digging and resurfacing the land. It ...
Trench Town - culture, people, music
... longest, because one guy in our group was a rasta from Chile and he wouldn't have let us to a quick one ;)
Gotta say, turned out to be the best decision we made. We were guided by a local rastaman with the name stoneman. He knew the people that lived in the area and we were generally accepted with a lot of curiosity. I believe not a lot of tourists wonder about in the area and they are just ...
Airport here we come!
... joke, its alright, no biggie!
Reached the airport and was talking to mom a lil first before i head to check in, i told mom to park and come check in with me, but she said no.
after checking in my mom called me and told me come out since check in only took 10 mins.
we chat a lil more and tension got stronger i told her to park once again and wait with me inside but she said no, both of us got frustrated then ended up with a lil ...
Homeward bound, via Jamaica
... to be in the presence of something that lived millions of years ago. The area was riddled with many (much smaller) fossils and El Infernito an ancient astronomical observatory, complete for some reason with giant phalluses. On our return journey we also chanced upon a house made completely of clay inside and out with weird Gaudi-esque shapes and designs.
It was my birthday while we were in Villa de Leyva and we celebrated by staying a couple of nights in ...
Yarman - as they say around here!
... reverent atmosphere, we availed ourselves of free internet connections to different parts of the world. Franz emailed his publisher back in Austria the last chapters of the book he had written whilst serving in the Austrian Army on a peace keeping mission in Israel, while I updated my blog and booked a cycling tour in Jamaica for my fellow passengers and myself. Says it all really! (A good bit here is that as I tried to pay the deposit for the cycling tour in Kingston on a web ...


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Wednesday, January 23, 2008 | Categories: Blog , Full Interviews
January 3, 2008: Via the Spark Wiki, Nora announces her plans to interview Howard Rheingold
January 9, 2008: Nora asks for your help with the interview
January 3-22, 2008: The Spark community uses the wiki to collaborate on questions for Howard
January 23, 2008: Nora interviews Howard. Full, unedited interview posted to the blog.
Nora's interview with Smart Mobs author Howard Rheingold will air as part of Spark's episode on collaboration on February 6 & 9, 2008. You can listen to the full interview here.


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A twice baked sweet potato for the sweet tooth! Prep time includes the baking time. This was my creation for RSC!
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