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This end of row holiday cottage is located in the historic village of Sherston, and is within walking distance of an excellent farm shop, wine shop and two pubs. The property is ideal for exploring and is 5 miles west from Malmesbury, the oldest borough in England, and 5 miles south west of Tetbury, with its elegant buildings and 17th century market hall. Visit the Westonbirt Arboretum, with its magnificent tree collection and which also hosts a variety of events throughout the year. Both the historic Roman baths and Cheltenham race course are 20 miles. Shop 500 yards, pub 600 yards.
Additional amenities include: wood stove, luxury collection, bed linen & towels included, pub within 1 mile, garden / patio, short breaks all year, main fuel or power incl..
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Great news for Eureka. We now have the first progressive majority since the socialists were elected around World War 1. And it's an all-woman council now, excepting the Mayor.
Mostly, this is a great opportunity to turn some big problems around.
One note of caution – the margin is 46 votes. A recount is within the realm of reasonable possibility.
I expected more push back in the comments, but other than a few snide remarks, nobody is yet challenging the basic premises.
With 31 Democrats, up from 19 before.
This is what elections are about.
Addendum: Huffman chimes in.
Can we have a calm discussion?
Addendum: The Supervisors discuss enforcement of the Measure and the costs involved. It looks like there remains a bit of ambiguity when it comes to vaccinations of cats and dogs, but in any case state law will trump Measure P as it applies to livestock.
Also, the politics of Measure Z already started to heat up a little as they decide who gets to be on the committee. It looks like they're already gearing up to stack the committee with stakeholders set to receive the revenues, so there may not be much of a civilian oversight function since, according to Fire Chief Ken Woods, civilians lack the requisite "expertise."
I don't like where the discussion is going. But this is one among several reasons I voted against Prop Z.
Thadeus Greenson is calling it a "slim chance," and he's probably right. But given the number of yet-to-be-counted votes, I'm more hopeful than I was when I went to sleep last night!
Humboldt County Registrar of Voters Carolyn Crnich told the Journal early this morning that some 471 vote by mail ballots were dropped off on Election Day at Eureka polling locations, where another 236 provisional ballots were cast. Now, assuming all those mail-in ballots are actually from Eureka voters and that all those provisional ballots prove valid — and that none of those voters left the Ward 3 contest blank — that means at least 707 votes remain uncounted in the race. Additionally, Crnich said there could be another 1,000 or so vote by mail ballots that arrived at the county elections office Monday and Tuesday that have yet to be sorted.
Let's start with the 707. If Bergel is to make up the 104-vote gap, she would need to win 406 of those votes. That would be 57.4 percent. She pulled only 42.87 percent of the vote on the mail-in ballots that have already been counted and 54.13 at the polls on Election Day, so that seems a tall order.
But let's factor in those other potential 1,000 or so ballots. If those ballots are representative of the county's overall registration numbers, then about 19 percent would come from Eureka voters, or about 190 ballots. If we add those to the 707 we just discussed, we get 897 ballots. To make up 104 votes in that scenario, Bergel would have to pull 55.85 percent of the vote.
Basically, in order to pull this thing out without some statistical anomaly in the voting patterns — or to win while pulling the same 54.13 percent of the vote she got at the polls — Bergel would need there to be more than 1,200 ballots outstanding in the race. That seems unlikely.
But consider this: Four years ago, when Newman edged out Ron Kuhnel to take the seat, 1,825 votes showed up in the final tally that weren't recorded in the final Election Night summary. But before Bergel supporters get too hopeful, it should be made clear that those numbers are from an election that saw 66 percent turnout in Humboldt County. The preliminary tallies Tuesday show just 39 percent of those registered casting ballots.
In past Eureka elections, the late absentee ballots tend to be less conservative. Older retired voters tend to get their ballots in the mail within days if not hours of receipt, and they tend to be the more conservative. And late absentees are sometimes the result of target GOTV efforts. And maybe liberals are just more prone to procrastination. In any case, the voting patterns of late absentees tend to more closely match the election day votes.
But as he notes, even the 54.13 percent rate requires over 1200 additional ballots – probably not the case. And it's probably going to be more like somewhere between 700 and 800 votes counted – obviously not all the provisionals will be deemed legit, and people from the outer areas of the county may have dropped their absentees off in Eureka – you can bring an absentee ballot to any polling place in the county. But there is room for hope!
Addendum: As noted by Jon in the thread and the update to the NCJ article linked above, the number of ballots yet to be counted could exceed 1300, which opens up the possibility of a Bergel win. It's probably going get a lot closer!
So looking at the county breakdown of Proposition 1, I note that the northern counties came out against. In the north interior, it's hard to know whether the primary factor was water diversion or bonded indebtedness anathema to conservative voters. Clearly, the support in the southern part of the valley is about water diversion – Fresno and those areas definitely want more water at any tax price. The L.A. urban basin supported it, but then so did the Bay Area so it's clear that the mixed messages from environmentalists ensured that there would not be a green backlash outside of our area.
As expected Governor Brown crushed his hapless (and moody) opposition, with the usual county breakdown – Brown takes the coast, the yuppies who like to ski, and the Latino-rich Imperial County. The opposition takes most of the rest of the interior, Orange, San Diego, and Del Norte County.
But check out the Superintendent of Public Instruction map. Some odd counties are blue.
Gavin Newsom and John Chiang seem to be the strongest of the rest of the Democrats running last night, and Chiang (along with Torlakson ) did what Governor Brown didn't – they took Del Norte. Chiang also took San Diego. Newsom is seen as the Brown heir-apparent, but I'm wondering of Chiang will have something to say about that.
Is there a blue revolution brewing in Del Norte County?
Last night challenger Erik Apperson soundly defeated incumbent Sheriff Dean Wilson, known for his Tea Party activism. Last night on KMUD it was reported that the incumbent's right wing activism may have worked to his detriment, as well as negative campaigning. It may be that Sheriff Wilson's staunch opposition to the removal of Klamath dams hurt him with Yurok and fishing voters. Also his association with the Jefferson State effort, which went down in flames in Del Norte last June.
Not to say that Del Norte is a blue county as of yet – as noted above Governor Brown failed to take the majority, and half of the voters opted for our own local Republican Dale Mensing (see the link above for all results) took just under half the votes against Jared Huffman (who maybe needs to spend more time in Del Norte) – much better than he did in any other county. But the sound rejection of the right wing Jefferson agenda, and yesterday's election results, suggest that maybe the county is becoming more purplish than red.
In Eureka the two contested City Council races presented a mysterious dichotomy. Progressive Natalie Arroyo womanhandled incumbent Chet Albin in a drubbing reminiscent of Chris Kerrigan's defeat of Rex Bohn some years back – proving that with the right message and organization a progressive can do very well in Eureka. Kim Bergel on the other hand seems headed for a squeaker of a loss – down only by 104 votes at the moment and it may get closer before all the ballots are counted (but probably not enough unless there are more than 500 remaining ballots to be counted and she can secure a 60-40 margin in those votes).
If anything, Natalie is more "hippie" and leftish than Kim. So what accounts for the difference in results? Was it the hit tactic exploiting Kim's bankruptcy which had resulted from her husband's life-threatening injury several years ago? Or was the difference in Natalie's opponent's expression of charm at Art's Alive at the beginning of the campaign? Were there differences in the method? Campaign organization?
What is clear is that Eureka, most likely, has passed up on a solid opportunity of energetic and passionate leadership which could have turned some of the dreariness around.
So, assuming that the late absentees and provisionals do not turn the election around for Kim, we have two progressives on the Council. Will the remaining members take these election results to heart – very blue results in a national election buried in red? Will Melinda Ciarabellini, who endorsed Kim, become a swing vote? Mike Newman certainly isn't entering his second term with a clear mandate – a little more GOTV, or the slightest difference could have taken him out of office. Eureka looks and feels like a run down dreary place of late, with crime and empty storefronts, and a suicide inspiring landscape at both 101 entrances – it just doesn't look like we are a city with pride and hope for the future. Kim would have brought some enthusiasm into the leadership that might have made Eureka more of a town people think about moving their kids too, instead of heading towards a retirement community filled with grumpy old men yelling at kids to get off their lawns. Let's have a city that doesn't try to pass tax extension measures by putting up signs at a fire station stating in essence, "This station will be closed if you don't cough up another chunk of what little money you make."
Measure R failed, but four red states passed increases to minimum wages – by very large margins! Yes, these are states which so many voters are dissatisfied with President Obama (though few of them can articulate why – there were some pretty funny interviews on the radio yesterday). Unfortunately, those same voters chose to fight the culture war in their Senate choices, but let us also remember that these working class whites were once the foundation of American progressivism when it came to organizing unions. They may have conservative social agendas which they vote when they feel threatened, but fundamentally they do not share the neoliberal ideologies of conservative movement leaders. Four red states called for government intervention in the economy to redistribute wealth.
There's a lesson in there somewhere.
There's also a lesson in comparative results with Democrats running from Obama (and liberals) and those who take the bull by the horns and stay true to their values.
Will the Massachusetts Democrats please retire Martha Coakley? Aren't you starting to feel like Charlie Brown trying to kick Lucy's football? How many elections does she have to blow for them before they send her to pasture?
And the perennial question - what happened to the youth vote? And please don't bring out the old adage, "we didn't give them anything to vote for." That's crap. What we have a problem with is civics lessons in high school. Basic fact of life – conservatives vote because it is their duty to vote – liberals have to be coaxed and convinced that it will "make a difference." And when you don't have a rock star running for President, that's a problem.
And liberals, next time listen to Nate Silver even if you don't like what he's telling you.
Meanwhile, National Review is telling the Republicans, "Governing is a trap!"
Don't govern.
I voted this morning at about 8:49 at the First Covenant Church on J Street in Eureka. Turnout was about what it always is – maybe three or four other voters in there at the same time. The others were older, though a couple of young people were manning the table at the entrance.
Even in the Presidential election in 2012 I didn't see more than seven or eight people. It's a quite precinct I think, so it's hard to gauge. But it does concern me that I was the youngest person in the hall actually voting.
More news as it develops throughout the day, although I will be offline to cover the election on KMUD tonight. The coverage will be simulcast on the access television station.
Youth for Kim.
What Obama is up against today – Louisiana GOP voters "aren't sure" if Obama was to blame for the Katrina response, and others are certain he was more to blame than then-President George W. Bush.
I think at last prediction Nate Silver gave the GOP something like a 70 percent chance of taking the Senate.
Up until now the Senate has overwhelmingly broken all records for filibusters. Get ready for a new record on vetoes, including probably another 200 bills to abolish the ACA on top of the 50 or so which have already gone to defeat.
But it's conceivable they'll need a new Senate leader.
Great shot from DKOS.
Taken in New Hampshire somewhere.
In Texas the Voter ID law has been upheld for the time being, which is intended to reduce minority and poor turnout as they are disproportionately affected. This means that previously registered voters are being turned away today, an estimated 600,000 being disenfranchised. Since the law passed 16 months ago, the state has issued 279 new IDs.
The article contains this anecdote:
Of course, the Texans who are typically affected are minorities. Catherine Overton, who is 70 and black, moved to Dallas from Las Vegas earlier this year. In a phone interview, she said she wasn't told about the ID law when she registered to vote. When she went to the polls last week, Overton said she was turned away by a poll worker who told her, "If you've been here long enough to get a voter registration card, you've been here long enough to get ID." She said she hoped to go with her sister Monday or Tuesday to get a state ID, then take it to the polls. But because they both have doctors' appointments, it may not work out.
If I should need to name, O Western World, your powerfulest
scene and show,
'Twould not be you, Niagara—nor you, ye limitless prairies—nor
your huge rifts of canyons, Colorado,
Nor you, Yosemite—nor Yellowstone, with all its spasmic geyser-
loops ascending to the skies, appearing and disappearing,
Nor Oregon's white cones—nor Huron's belt of mighty lakes—
nor Mississippi's stream:
—This seething hemisphere's humanity, as now, I'd name— the
still small voice vibrating—America's choosing day,
(The heart of it not in the chosen—the act itself the main, the
quadriennial choosing,)
The stretch of North and South arous'd—sea-board and inland
—Texas to Maine—the Prairie States—Vermont, Virginia,
The final ballot-shower from East to West—the paradox and con-
The countless snow-flakes falling—(a swordless conflict,
Yet more than all Rome's wars of old, or modern Napoleon's:)
the peaceful choice of all,
Or good or ill humanity—welcoming the darker odds, the dross:
—Foams and ferments the wine? it serves to purify—while the
heart pants, life glows:
These stormy gusts and winds waft precious ships,
Swell'd Washington's, Jefferson's, Lincoln's sails.
The first reports of machine malfunction, in North Carolina voters report the machines switching their votes to the Republican candidate. Has there ever been a report of machines switching in the other direction?
The Senate races to watch. Basically, TPM is giving NH and NC to the Dems, Kentucky, Arkansas, and Colorado to the Republicans, and coin toss in Alaska, Kansas, Iowa, Louisiana, and Georgia. That's a lot of coin tosses. Oh, and they aren't committed to the five above either.
Once asked why the Grimes campaign didn't run on Kentucky Kynect, given all the people that were being helped by it (over 400,000). A vote for McConnell was a vote for taking away their shiny new health insurance, after all. The response? The campaign didn't want to get caught up in "Washington arguments". How'd that work out for them?
Or refusing to answer whether she had voted for Obama.
Want good news? We need good news. Here's good news.
— @KevinCate
Crist needed to LOSE it by less than six points to be on track to win the state. He's winning it.
Charlie Crist is outperforming Obama for now. By 6% in Pinellas County AND Pasco County. Scott won Pasco County 52-43 in 2010, currently losing it 47-46.
Also in Florida.
— @CahnEmily
Would be a Dem pickup.
Networks are calling Pennsylvania's governor race for the Democrats. Big win. Not a huge surprise.
I'll be posting stuff here all day and into the night. But for those of you who are tenants, a reminder of your right to post an election sign (just a few years old in California – passed in 2011).
SECTION 1. Section 1940.4 is added to the Civil Code, to read: 1940.4. (a) Except as provided in subdivision (c), a landlord shall not prohibit a tenant from posting or displaying political signs relating to any of the following: (1) An election or legislative vote, including an election of a candidate to public office. (2) The initiative, referendum, or recall process. (3) Issues that are before a public commission, public board, or elected local body for a vote. (b) Political signs may be posted or displayed in the window or on the door of the premises leased by the tenant in a multifamily dwelling, or from the yard, window, door, balcony, or outside wall of the premises leased by a tenant of a single-family dwelling. (c) A landlord may prohibit a tenant from posting or displaying political signs in the following circumstances: (1) The political sign is more than six square feet in size. (2) The posting or displaying would violate a local, state, or federal law. (3) The posting or displaying would violate a lawful provision in a common interest development governing a document that satisfies the criteria of Section 1353.6. (d) A tenant shall post and remove political signs in compliance with the time limits set by the ordinance for the jurisdiction where the premises are located. A tenant shall be solely responsible for any violation of a local ordinance. If no local ordinance exists or if the local ordinance does not include a time limit for posting and removing political signs on private property, the landlord may establish a reasonable time period for the posting and removal of political signs. A reasonable time period for this purpose shall begin at least 90 days prior to the date of the election or vote to which the sign relates and end at least 15 days following the date of the election or vote.
Addendum: I posted this because I was informed of a friend whose landlord insisted that he take a sign off his rented lawn – based on the landlord's conflicting opinion about the issue. He doesn't want to fight with his landlord about it. I'm not going to get into the details because I don't want this to come back on him. Tenants are vulnerable even when the law is in their favor on the books.
Meanwhile, I think progressives have a fighting chance to take the majority of the City Council in Eureka. But they're up against conservative incumbents in a year where progressives, particularly young progressives, tend to sit out elections. It will all be about GOTV. But Eureka really needs Kim Bergel and Natalie Arroyo in there to shake things up, starting with the suicide-inspiring landscapes of the 101 entries into town which remind me of rust belt sprawl towns rather than a community which should be exploiting its natural beauty to promote tourism as a supplement to the local economy.
It's hard running against incumbents though, who tend to win the push in close elections.
There was a story on NPR this morning with a local Measure P supporter almost lamenting the lack of Monsanto money against their measure. Almost as if they feel insulted!
I always like to note interesting combinations of signs on lawns. Around Eureka you will find some lawns mixed – Bergel and Albin signs for instance. On H street I noticed a lawn which had Newman and Albin signs, along with a Yes on P sign. Further up H there's a Yes on R sign with both as well. On Harrison I saw two homes with Arroyo and Newman signs. On Henderson there is a lawn with Bergel and Arroyo, and then strangely, one with both an Arroyo and Albin sign – either a politically diverse marriage (as my wife and I are split on Measure P), two family residence, or perhaps someone who just lets anybody put signs on his/her lawn.
I understand that there's a hot Supervisor race in the 3rd District (Johnny Pinches retiring) in Mendocino County between Holly Madrigal and Jim Woodhouse (do I have the names right?). Would love it if people down there would post thoughts and predictions.
Addendum: Newspaper endorses incumbent and hopes he goes to jail.
Re Prop Z – I was in Fortuna yesterday for my son's last soccer game of the season (he plays for the Eel River Rapids who fought the Mad River Impact to a tie yesterday – great game). I did see some of those "no new taxes," invoking the "Read my lips" slogan of President George Bush, Sr. – and maybe not entirely unintentionally since local conservatives are giving at least passive support for Measure Z, and obviously Measure V, which is Fortuna's equivalent, probably has them going nuts.
Should I feel guilty for not supporting Measure Z? Well, of all the Supervisors, only Mark is really hustling for it. Maybe the others are as well, and I just haven't seen their stuff. But if they're holding back, expecting liberals to push their constituency so they can tightrope between the constituents who want better Sheriff protection and those who don't want to pay more taxes – it's really not my problem. If they're lukewarm, then why should I be excited enough about the issue that I'm willing to saddle poor people with additional sales taxes? At least the conservatives in Eureka are pushing Q hard – this will probably be the only time some of these lawns contain signs advocating a tax increase. If the Board majority really wants Z to pass, then they shouldn't try to have it both ways. You're either for the tax increase, or you're against it. It's a straight up yes or no vote,.
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Red Bull gets the green light to premiere the MP3 of Pusha T and Tyler, The Creator's collaboration. Video coming soon. Fear Of God Part 2: Let Us Pray on August 23rd.
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[vodpod id=Video.12060677&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Pusha recently sat down with Beats TV and revealed that on his upcoming project, Fear Of God 2, he has a collaboration with Yeezy and Jeezy. Sounds like G.O.O.D. music to our ears. "Amen".
The NY leg of Heineken's Red Star Access concert went down last night at Santos Party House. We gave away 100 tickets and if you weren't lucky enough to score one, here's footage of what you missed.
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One half of the Thornton bros hit the Key Club in the City of Angels last night. While we wait for more footage (possibly from the man himself), here's a quick clip of Fear Of God's track 9 from the front row.
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Marlene June Gowan, 73, of Longboat Key, died Oct. 4.
Born Oct. 11, 1936, in Cassopolis, Mich., she attended Michigan State University and married her husband, Bill, in 1956. The Gowans lved in Okemos, Mich., and Mrs. Gowan worked as a bookkeeper for Lifetouch National School Studios until her retirement in 1990.
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Board games mimic life, yes, but now reality imitates board games! As usual, the Something Awful Forum Goons got all whacked up on PCP and whipped out a unhealthy slew of images among other things.
I got things started with a little Battleship action:
"ManiacClown" fires some heavy weapons. Hey, that bastard sunk my battleship!
"SenatorASSFACE" didn't get my vote, but this image sure does:
"RipVTide" learned geography from losing at Risk:
"NotJust4Breakfast" wants to go to Iraq or something:
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You Will Read This Headline. Then You'll Laugh. Then You'll Realize You Were Wrong All Along.
'We're going to be in trouble!' Little Sister wailed, clutching her favorite book to her chest and sobbing. 'This isn't fun like a story anymore!' But Big Sister was not listening, she was thinking. She grabbed Little Sister's book from her and ran into town, yelling 'Help! A book made me and my sister hurt someone!'
Val Kilmer lures 6 morons into the ultimate death schvitz to prove global warming is real.
The Goons have already started their preparations, because that pitch isn't going to carpet itself!
When it comes to gaming laptops, you can never have too many LEDs or too much bad taste.
Photoshop Phriday showcases the tremendous image manipulation talents of the Something Awful Forum Goons. Each week they tackle a new theme, parodying movies, video games, comics, history, and anything else you can think of. If you want in on the action, join us on the Something Awful Forums!
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Commercial Planes Are Basically Just Drones and "Airplane!" Is Getting More Real Everyday
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Byon December 2, 2013
The use of unmanned aircraft is a hot topic right now, as Amazon unveils plans for a proposed fleet of delivery drones they hope to roll out within the next few years. But how often do you consider the fact that, while an errant octocopter could be dangerous should it crash into your garage or pet, those countless jumbo jets constantly rumbling overhead are a thousand times bigger, and essentially the same thing?
The Associated Press reports that pilots are becoming so dependent upon on-board computers and the increasing automation of almost every aspect of commercial flights that when the robots fail and it's time to take manual control, they're caught unprepared. Sometimes even literally with their pants down. Yep, it seems that for the most part, the inside of a 747 cockpit is just a drone command center with a mile-high view as the crew monitors systems and basically babysits the autopilot, who is hopefully better at getting you there than his sister Siri.
Beating becoming-a-dead-horse topic like drones aside, we have to marvel at the prescient nature of Airplane!, which way back in 1980 humorously portrayed the inflate-a-date style autopilot dutifully popping up and taking the helm with the flip of a switch. Does it really work like that? We hope you never have to find out. But, just in case, here's Wikihow's "How To Land An Airplane In An Emergency." Step four? "Turn On Autopilot."
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Robert Griffin III needs phone upgrade
April, 27, 2012
By Zach McCann | ESPN.com
At Thursday's NFL draft, Robert Griffin III received the official call from the Washington Redskins at about 8:10 p.m. ET on his iPhone 3GS.
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AP Photo/Ben LiebenbergRobert Griffin III says he's been "too lazy" to upgrade his phone.
Yes, the iPhone 3GS. The same phone the second overall pick had two years ago.
"I need to upgrade because my battery dies all the time," he says. "I'm going to upgrade pretty soon here, so hopefully no one gets on my case about it."
Including his signing bonus, Griffin should make more than $15 million this year.
He'll be able to afford an iPhone 4S – although money was never the issue for getting Siri and the newer version of the iPhone.
"Actually, I'm already due for an upgrade," he said. "I just have to stop being lazy and go get my upgrade."
You can take the kid out of college, but you can't take college out of the kid. And at least he's got a better phone than Andrew Luck.
Another technology fact about RG3: He hates using headphones. He would walk around Baylor's campus using a jawbone, which is a tiny phone attachment that amplifies music like a stereo.
"That's why I got the nickname 'The Walking Boombox' in college," he said. "I play my music out loud. You're walking down the street and it's like a portable boombox. I love that."
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LILY GRAISON resides in North Carolina, a stones throw away from the Blue Ridge Mountains and a few hours from the Outer Banks. First published in 2005, her debut novel won a Reviewers Choice Award. The author of 13 books, Lily writes in the Western, Contemporary and Paranormal Romance genres with 'heat' ratings that range from sensual to sultry.
When not writing, Lily can be found at her sewing machine creating 1800's Period Dresses or curled up in a chair with a book in her hand.
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on June 12, 2013 :
Such a great read. And quick too. I read this book in an ePub format on my iPad and was done in almost 6 hours. The writing of the characters in my opinion were very well written. The story really grabs you attention within the first 10 pages. The story line between grace, Jesse and rate is very ironic. Girl sells everything she has to move far away on agreement to marry a man she has never met. In actually she did that to marry a boy that is all of fourteen years old. Jesse didn't even describe himself in the communication but gave the description of his brother Rafe. Which by the description given by Lily Graison is a major hunk! Of coarse the story unfold into a very promising read and especially for the 3.99 price tag. Of coarse aim a sucker for always wanting things to go a specific way, but, I'm not the autos. Yet, she did it for me again. So I do reccomems this book to anyone wanting to read it. Also, on a side note. All should read "the Calling". Trust me. I love this author and her writing abilities!!'
(reviewed the day of purchase)
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on June 03, 2013 :
A delightful and entertaining read. :-)
I started the book and stayed up late into the night. I was not wanting to put it down. I needed to know what happened. Sadly I had to. But as soon as I was off work the next day I picked it back up. I did not put it back down until I finished the book.
Lily will pull you into this story right from the start. She will keep you on the edge, even at the end she does not really let you go. She left room for more. And I love more. Which I am hoping is true and I just hope it will be soon.
Rafe is stubborn and did not want to get hurt again. He needed to keep his distance.
Grace was desperate and at times made rash decisions. This was going to be an adventure for her.
I love the stubborn ones. They always fall the hardest. This one did not let me down there.
Thanks Lily for another great read :-)
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Grace Kingston sells everything she owns and embarks on a journey to a new land where she agrees to be a mail-order bride. Upon arrival in Willow Creek, she cannot fathom why everyone appears to be laughing behind her back. The joke is on her however when she learns that her betrothed is a 14-year old boy.
The love triangle between Grace, Rafe and Jesse (the 14-year old) was definitely unique. Despite the age difference, Jesse was determined to see this marriage through, if only to spite Rafe. Ms. Graison did an excellent job of developing all of the characters but I greatly enjoyed Grace's character. She was very strong and independent. Leaving everything she knew behind, including her way of life, she embraced the challenges in Willow Creek and showed what a remarkable woman she really was.
The side story involving Jesse and Rafe was resolved too easily in my opinion. Great importance was placed on the conflict throughout the story but I felt in the end it was glossed over and a bit too neat and tidy.
Even though His Brother's Wife is set in Willow Creek, this story is considered a standalone novel. Actually, Ms. Graison's entire Willow Creek series is on my tablet waiting for its turn on my to be read pile but I can see after how much I enjoyed this one, they will be jumping ahead in line.
I received an ARC from the author in exchange for an honest review.
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His Brother's Wife by Lily Graison
Willow Creek Series Book 5
Rafe Samuels finds out his brother has ordered a mail-order bride. The problem? Jesse is only fourteen and his reasoning for a wife is that more of a young boys thinking than a mans. And the woman that arrives is definitely a beauty for a man, not a boy. Rafe has to remind himself that he has a past that shows love isn't meant for his life and that this is suppose to be his brother's future wife.
Grace Kingston left Boston to marry the man she felt she knew through his letters. Only it wasn't the handsome dark haired man described in the letter that was to be her groom, it was his younger, his much to young, brother. Grace walks the tightrope of not hurting Jesse, while trying to keep herself from falling for his handsome brother, Rafe. She's not much of an acrobat.
The fifth book in the Willow Creek Series takes you back to revisit some friends from the past, like the Willow Creek townspeople and the Avery brothers and their families. The reader is introduced to some new folks as well, both good and bad. The personalities of the characters and their emotions were well written. A young boy trying to be a man after a traumatic experience, a brother returning home after fleeing ten years earlier and a city girl looking for a new adventure and finding more than she bargained for, all come together in His Brother's Wife.
**Sexual content
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A group of artists including Rita Ora, One Direction and Ed Sheeran have re-recorded "Do They Know It's Christmas?" to raise money for Ebola.
The original song, which was recorded by the charity super group "Band Aid" in 1984, was written by Bob Geldoff and Midge Ure to raise money for anti-poverty efforts in Ethiopia. The single, which sold over two million copies and raised more than $24 million, featured U2, Phil Collins, Sting, David Bowie and more. (Watch the original video here.) The song has since been redone in 1989, under Band Aid II, and in 2004 under "Band Aid 20." Neither reincarnation matched the original in both sound and success.
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