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A Legend Reborn Definitive Technology's first product in 1990 was a bipolar tower loudspeaker. The BP10 was the first step in building the company that stands 20 years later as the best selling and most honored brand of audiophile-grade loudspeakers in the USA. Later Definitive pioneered the concept of "powered towers" by incorporating powered subwoofers into Bipolar floor-standing speakers and dubbed them "SuperTowers." The BP-8080ST is a third generation BP SuperTower and makes use of our most advanced technologies, including a new patent-pending approach to bipolar speaker design called Forward Focused Bipolar Array, Digital Signal Processing amplifier and our patented BDSS driver technology. The BP-8080ST SuperTower is the crowning achievement of over 20 years of research and development to create the perfect balance of style, convenience, and most of all performance in a floor-standing loudspeaker.
The Most Advanced Technologies for the Most Advanced Performance If you love great sound you must experience Definitive's BP-8080ST Bipolar SuperTower. Its combination of Forward Focused Bipolar Array™ technology (for rich life-like, room-filling, three-dimensional sound), built-in SuperCube® technology powered subwoofers (for lightning-fast, earthshaking bass), and our latest generation patented Balanced Double Surround System (BDSS) midrange drivers, all housed in a rock-solid attractive enclosure, delivers unsurpassed sonic performance.
Bipolar Technology Brings Performances to Life in Your Home Many experts and in-the-know listeners agree that bipolar speakers are superior for both music and home theater. With bipolar speaker technology each speaker incorporates two sets of drivers, one facing forward and the other facing to the rear so that the speakers radiate sound both forward and rearward exactly as sound is produced in real life. Forward Focused Bipolar Array™ technology is Definitive's patent-pending improvement to our original Bipolar designs. This new ground-breaking technology combines the huge life-like imaging benefits of bipolar design with improved pinpoint localization of soloists, greater placement flexibility, and superior intelligibility.
The sonic benefits you hear are dramatic! This unique technology provides you with a lifelike balance of early-arrival sound from the front facing drivers, which provides focus, clarity and location data, and reflected delayed sound from the rear drivers which conveys the lush three-dimensional soundstage of a live music or cinematic performance. This combination creates a huge soundfield which is rich, warm, ultra clear and vibrantly alive for every listener in your room. Most importantly, Definitive's bipolar speakers make the walls of your room seem to disappear transporting you into the sound space of the recoded event. They will literally bring your music and movies to life in your home. One listen and you can never go back to conventional speakers again!
The Subwoofer System Will Rock Your World Each BP-8080ST combines a built-in 12" subwoofer driven by a 455-Watt class D amplifier and two pressure-coupled 12-1/2" Low Bass radiators for 33% more surface area than a single 18" woofer but with better control, speed and detail than a single big woofer could ever deliver. The dual built-in powered subwoofers achieve dramatically better blending, integration and timbre accuracy than could ever be achieved with separate subs.
The brawny 455 Watt Class D amplifier features an integrated Digital Signal Processor (DSP) – in essence a mini computer – that equalizes the woofer system to extend and smooth the bass response, provides a phase coherent crossover to perfectly blend the subwoofer system with the midrange arrays for seamless high performance. Digital protection systems tightly monitor and control the woofer system to prevent distortion and woofer damage at ultra-high volume levels. The bottom line is the BP-8080ST's bass will rock your world like no other speaker anywhere near its price and size.
Why Built-In Powered Subwoofers Are Better Than Separate Subs Besides eliminating the need for a floor space-hogging separate subwoofer, integrated subs offer dramatic performance benefits. First is the obvious benefit that you'll have two subwoofers in the room instead of just one for simply more bass output. Second, two subwoofers in the room reduce "standing wave" room resonances that create bass dead zones in the room. With two ST-8080STs you'll enjoy high impact bass throughout the room.
Most importantly the subwoofers are perfectly integrated with the mid/high section. Audiophiles often spend hours moving and adjusting their subwoofers' crossover and phase controls in pursuit of perfect subwoofer to main speaker "blending." With the BP-8080ST you won't have to go through that kind of hassle to get great sound. Definitive's engineers have perfectly adjusted the crossover and phase to achieve seamless blending and life-like sound. All you have to do is set the bass volume to match your room and taste then sit back and enjoy great sound.
Patented Technology Delivers High Definition Mids and Highs Each BP-8080ST features a D'Appolito front array consisting of two cast-basket 5-1/4" second generation BDSS midrange drivers surrounding a 1" pure aluminum dome tweeter housed in an acoustically isolated sealed enclosure. The drivers feature Definitive's patented Balanced Double Surround System (BDSS) technology that supports the speaker cone at both the inner and outer edges allowing longer, more linear excursion for greater clarity and finely textured inner detail. A new patent pending Linear Response Waveguide™ smoothes off-axis frequency response and disperses sound over a wider area for crystal clear intelligibility for every listener in the room. The tweeter is a pure aluminum dome, which has been heat-treated to relax the crystal structure and then coated with a ceramic to produce extended highs that reveal nuance and shimmer without a trace of edginess.
The rear array uses a single identical BDSS driver and the same 1" aluminum dome tweeter as used in the front array. Like the front array the rear array is housed in a separate sealed MDF enclosure to isolate the midrange drivers from the woofers' influence.
Slim Elegant Styling with Rambo-Like Brawn All the driver and electronics technology in the world would be wasted if housed in a resonance-prone box. We devoted as much Design and Engineering attention to the styling and construction of the 8080's enclosure as any other part of its design.
The tapered front of the enclosure serves to make it appear slimmer while also enhancing sound quality by minimizing cabinet diffraction distortion. The decorative high gloss end cap and bottom panel add elegance to the matte black tower the way satin piping adds dash to a tuxedo. Each BP-8080ST occupies a mere 1.4 square feet of floor-space (including stabilizer feet) leaving plenty of room for furnishings.
But the enclosure's most important job is to be totally inert and resonance free so as not to color the sound. And that's just we did in engineering the BP enclosures. Wherever a driver is attached to the cabinet we placed a second layer of heavy MDF (a low resonance wood composite material) to prevent the drivers from imparting vibration to the rest of the enclosure. The sealed midrange enclosures also serve to provide bracing for the side walls while MDF cross braces near the woofer further stiffen the system. Tap on the side panels of a BP enclosure to hear the solid "thud" of a solid, well-damped cabinet instead of the hollow ring of a poorly constructed speaker. NOTE: the high gloss polymer composite end cap is a decorative element; it is not part of the acoustical system.
The Proof is in the Listening This extraordinary speaker sets a new reference standard for high-accuracy loudspeakers in its class and achieves equally superb performance with both music and movies. The BP-8080ST reproduces a silky smooth, incredibly detailed sonic image at lifelike volume levels with a sense of ease which is truly remarkable.
Movies and music are reproduced with unequaled purity, transparency and lifelike realism. These elegant, slender towers seem to disappear in a huge natural soundstage which extends in a three-dimensional arc beyond the speakers with front to back depth which recreates the illusion of live music or cinematic action being performed live in your room. This combination of high resolution, magnificent sound-staging awesome bass and explosive impact envelops you in the ultimate listening experience.
Now that you're thoroughly impressed with the technology and passion we've poured into every BP series product it is time to find a stocking dealer near you to audition this remarkable achievement of art and science.
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Great speakers, great sound !!!
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By Bfishing
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I never realized how tin "e" and small my Bose and Cambridge Soundworks speakers sounded until I hooked a pair of these bad boys up! So rich, so full, so friggen dynamic. Movies, sporting events and concerts now come to life in our living room. And the best part. My wife even loves the way they look in the room! Our living room really would not accommodate a cube sub woofer. Our family now LOVES movie night at the house and for that I must thank the engineers at Definitive Technologies for delivering some incredible sounding speaker systems.
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By AJKo
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I upgraded from the BP8's to these, and I wasn't disappointed. The DefTech BP8's were bright and crisp, with no low end, no sub-woofer. The 8080's have 3 subs per speaker, 1 active and 2 passive. They have an excellent frequency range, the crossover works incredible, and the accuracy of sound replication is unsurpassed to anything I have heard. They have even tone from low to high, with no discernible accents or dead spots. If connected correctly, and fed a decent signal, you will hear things you have never heard before. I have a NAD receiver and AudioQuest Type 4 wire. Overkill, I know. The results are incredible! I hear the cars that drive across the background in "Meat Loaf - Objects In The Rear View Mirror" In "Bonds of Sea and Fire - arranged by Erutan", I can hear the pet birds that were accidentally recorded into the background. My floors and walls rumble as the firefly class transport comes down to land in the beginning of Serenity. These are incredible speakers! These speakers may not be for everyone, if you want to modify the high and low frequency's to obtain a WOW effect, you may want something simpler, though you can adjust the low end output via a dial in the back. I enjoy the reverb of the of the bi-polar BP8 speakers. The 8080's are still bi-polar, but the rear firing speaks are not as loud, causing less reverb. For me this is better for home theater, but not better for music listening. As far as connecting the speakers, you will want a GOOD receiver. Most are happy with NAD, Arcam, Cambridge, Marantz, & Emotiva. I started with a Pioneer Elite VSX-31, I traded it out because it did a poor job accurately replicating the bottom frequencies. I have used Monster Cable CI Pro 14-2/500 14-Gauge 2-Conductor In-Wall Speaker Cable, It does a great job. I can't tell a audible difference between the CI Pro, and the Type 4 cable, there is a definite price difference. Overall, I know of no one, who have listened to these speakers and been disappointed.
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I have had these for 5 months now to replace my klipsch ksp300 and havent a a single regret love them
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from Long Beach, CA, United States
I purchased the BP8080STs' about 4 months ago, along with the CS 8080HD Center and four SR 8080BP Surrounds. Oh, What these elegant speakers can reward those that simply love movies and music. The ultra clean midrange, the shimmery, detailed highs and the deep, tight, well controlled and prodigious bass can easily satisfy even the most demanding of sonic appetites. To sweeten the audio mix even further, those additional drivers that radiate a more diffused, yet spacious sound from the rear of each tower, complement the sound stage and imaging in a way very few speakers can match at this price. Having two powered subs perfectly crossed-over in each tower eliminates so many hassles with room placement, correction and actual room limitations for those considering an external, dual-subwoofer setup. Bipolar / powered towers just make sense. The BP8080STs' built-in sub amps provide the heavy lifting for the bass, while your amplifier / AVR frees up power to feed the very sweet sounding midrange and tweeter drivers in these speakers. A careful inspection of these Towers will immediately make evident the quality craftsmanship and the outstanding fit and finish that goes into each tower. They look great and sound even better. For the love of movies and music, do treat your senses to these musical delicacies. Very highly recommended!
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Amazing Speakers........a 10 on a scale of 1 to 5
By southeaststeve
from sunny florida
I am sold on Def tech, and have had their speakers in many configurations for about 5 years. This version of their Super Tower offerings just keeps getting better and better. Personally I thought the bar was set pretty high with the BP7002's, but their engineers continue to impress and I wonder if there is there such a thing as EAR-CANDY??? If so, you will find it here! I also love their Supercube offerings, and will upgrade to their latest offerings in the near future. And as a final note, this company knows how to support their customer base....best support I have EVER received from ANY company for any product.
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I use the Definitive Technology BP 8080ST tower speakers with powered subwoofers as stand-alone stereo speakers. They are placed in corners of a back wall 30 feet apart. Because of the distance between speakers and the directional nature of towers I was afraid there would be a tiny
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My friend wrecked is motorcycle into a mailbox, broke both his legs and has some nasty road rash.
My friend wrecked is motorcycle into a mailbox, broke both his legs and has some nasty road rash.
get leathers
And that ladies and gentlemen, is why you don't wear short-sleeves, sneakers, and jeans on a motorcycle.
And then crash into a mailbox
Fuck two wheels.
3/4 wheels 4 lyf
My enzo trike will beat your stupid wal-mart trike
I dunno what you guys think of Mighty Car Mods but damn, watching that clip of them
going to Japan to get a Cressida front makes me wish I had money... I would not only love to go
to Japan but I would love to have a bunch of money with me to just buy parts...
...They are so lucky.
Just bought a DOHC 4.6L 4V v8. Gonna build a ~650HP supercharged terminator out of it and slap it into my T-bird.
Hey guys I know this is a dumb question but do you know where the best place to jack my car up/ put the jack sands is? I used the jack points on my 2008 Equinox but when I lowered the vehicle I have put a 1mm deep dent in the damn thing (chevy strong), it bothers me because I don't really want to be messing with the structural integrity of my frame and I don't want to keep having to repaint the place where the paint falls off (if you do however 3M makes a rubberized coat just for that reason). I know that they can also be placed near the wheels or something but I've yet so see/hear of where exactly they go. Thanks!
Relevant to this thread
What do you do in life of you don't drink?
I don't drink either.
I can still live a life
Do copious amounts of drugs.
Sheesh guys take a joke. I mean, alcohol is the greatest thing on the face of the planet, but not everyone has to enjoy it.
My grand ams jack points crumple like fuck lol
Fuck it, ordering EEPROM tonight. Boosting the EF. I'm tired of being noisy and slow.
Hahaha. They need to come out with an ECU that has two adjustment pots on the case you turn with a common screwdriver, one for fuel mix and one for ignition timing. Maybe a third for the advance curve.
No more difficult than adjusting an old school v8, but with the advantages of EFI.
fun stuff I can actually remember doing the next day.
I always put them on suspension components. On our F150s, the spring perches work wonderfully. On double-wishbone vehicles I usually put them either on the spring perch of the lower wishbone, or if it's MacPherson, I put them on the pivot point.
They have things like that. But that wouldn't work for my application.
I have to have a sophisticated fuel map.
Hahaha sorry brad, but I lol'd at "ugh, fuck yeah"
I'm glad you did :P Was more or less the point.
Got my front grill today :)
now it doesn't look like a banger from the front..
And later this week i'll get my exhaust system, i can't wait :)
My car's interior is starting to feel cheap. The other day the latch for my console box snapped off. A replacement latch is 7 dollars which is way too expensive for a little piece of plastic. The age of held together by duct tape and superglue for my car begins
local weather indicate that my swap will begin monday!!!
local weather indicate that more cold will maybe come soon :c
Maybe more snow next week.
So no Beetle yet even though the weather is great as hell right now
local weather indicates that it's fucking summer here already fuck
My uncle is coming to drop off the trailer soon so that means I can finally have him do a mechanical inspection on my truck and get it insured, fuck yeah!
Sweet, just found a site full of replacement parts for my car. Once I get some money I am going to splurge on that website
Local weather indicates that it's been summer forever, except for like 2 or 3 weeks in January.
Fucking tits this is beautiful
It combines the two platforms I love best: The DSM 4G63 and the 4th gen Civic.
Car does 1100 Miles no issues.
I drive to the town and the electric mirror joystick breaks off... Really?!
fuck yeah DSM's
lol @ the two miatas that kept spinning out in that turn
>>whats the price on the pontiac
>im flexible
>>ive got $900 right nah
gave him a 15 second awkward silence where i couldnt figure out if i should just hang up or not, then said no thanks.
Im going to be fucking mad if all the offers i get are from Upstanding Gentlemen who want to pay me sub 1k
I've always put the jackstands under my lower control arms near where they attach to the chassis when doing something like an oil change or non-suspension based work. When I need to have the car on stands for quite a while I jack it up by the center pad of the core support which looks like a really sturdy point in it so that I can put stands under the jack points on the sides of the car. With some vehicles which aren't FWD they would probably have a cross member which goes across, under the engine which should be able to support the vehicle until you slide some jack stands under the proper location.
Seems to have found that the core support and rear axle works to jack it up.
does this look like a scam to you guys?
I'm running out of brake lights. My right and middle lights have gone.
Anyone offering any help on how to sort them out?
I would of think it was the bulbs but the brake lights use the same bulbs as the rear lights, and they're fine. Its just when I put the brakes on that only my left comes on.
I'm aware that this is probably the most basic of car maintenance, which is terrible.
they might be double filament bulbs
Can you explain that to me?
And then walk away frustrated, instead of riding away in an ambulance.
Seems legit enough... Probably not giving the full story but definitely worth checking out.
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Here was the first in this series. And from this morning, what spring cleaning and repainting is this
being done with such high spirits?
Here's the former Roger Williams getting a springtime makeover.
To me . . it looks like an Edward Hopper green . . .
Click here for the transitioning tugboat now Eric R. Thornton in ruby light a few weeks ago.
All photos by Will Van Dorp.
Here's a range of photos from the present to the unknowable past. Gage Paul Thornton . . . 1944 equipment working well in adverse 2014 conditions. Photo by Bjoern Kils of New York Media Boat.
In 2007, McAllister Responder (1967) moved Peking (1911) across the sixth boro for hull inspection. Photo by Elizabeth Wood. That's me standing on port side Peking adjacent to Responder house.
1953 Hobo races in Greenport Harbor in 2007.
A glazed over Gulf Dawn (1966) inbound from sea passes BlueFin (2010).
Deborah Quinn (1957) awaits in Oyster Bay in 2010.
HP-Otter and HR-Beaver . . . said to be in C-6 Lock in Fort Edward yesterday. Photo by tug44 Fred. New equipment chokes on ancient foe but no doubt will be dried off to run again. Compare this photo with the fourth one here.
Unidentified tug on Newburgh land's edge back in 2009. I've been told it's no longer there.
Unidentified wooden tug possibly succumbing to time in August 2011.
Ditto. Wish there was a connection with a past here.
Thanks to Bjoern, Elizabeth, and Fred for their photos. All others by Will Van Dorp.
Here was 4.
So I 've had a problem today: I tried to do a portrait of Gage Paul Thornton, and that tall building and confederates jumped in the way.
I took another . .. and the green lady interrupted.
I attempt a solo shot of James Turecamo, and the green lady AND the orange ferry need to get involved.
So I thought I'd try it again . . . a bowshot of the 1930 charter yacht Diplomat . . . same effect.
Ditto . . . Dorothy J. Well, maybe background context is important . . . like to show that the New york York Media Boat is timely as well as punctual
maybe it's time to listen what the woodchuck told me yesterday, go home, polish my lens, have some really hot tea . . . and wait for warm sunshine.
All photo by Will Van Dorp.
Huron Service (1981) sailed into the springy morning it was.
Chesapeake Coast (2012) lit up the dawn this morning.
McAllister Responder (1967) and Gage Paul Thornton (1944) met in the KVK last Saturday. Click here for Gage Paul's long history, during one part of which she carried the name Elizabeth McAllister.
Joyce D. Brown (2002) passes Stolt Jade.
HMS Liberty (1978) . . .was originally a freshwater tug, one of two operating in the sixth boro for Harley, a company mostly based on the west coast but expanding.
Houma (1970) like many of the vessels in this post, has operated under a long list of companies.
Gulf Coast (1982) enters the KVK from the east this morning before 9 a.m.
A parting shot of the vessel that started today's post . . . Huron Service, headed to refuel.
All photos taken the last few days by Will Van Dorp.
It's Margot, last included on this blog here. Guess the location?
And a former fleet mate of Frances, it's Catherine Turecamo . .. with Gage Paul Thornton way in the background.
Here's a closer-up of Gage Paul with Robbins Light in the background.
New York Central No. 13 . . . changing at a glacial pace and probably regressing, not progressing. My last photo of this boat might be here.
Here's Robert leaving the sixth boro this morning with a tow that
includes dredge McCaskill, which I previously featured here high and dry and here from the inside.
East Coast meets west coast this morning alongside Corossol.
The newer Dean headed eastbound on the KVK and
and finally . . another configuration of Marjorie B. McAllister.
All photos taken this week by Will Van Dorp.
Oh . . . Margot's location in the first photo is Tottenville NY, with Outerbridge Crossing in the background.
Here was a post I did four years ago. Scroll through and the second image from last is an icebreaking run I did with Cornell in the Kingston NY area. Here were my posts Ice 2 and the first Ice.
Below . . . a foto from Gerard Thornton showing Gary Nelson on Gage Paul Thornton. Gary seems to be keeping relatively good humor in spite of the cold.
Gulf Dawn returns a dredge scow to the AK.
See the icicles on an anchor which less than a month ago was splashed with tropical water.
Margaret and Laura K. Moran assist Valle Azzurra in from sea.
McAllister Sisters heads upriver with
RTC 60 and –I'm speculating– lots of heating oil for New York state homes.
McAllister Girls –here passing Sassafras–is a boat I haven't seen in a while.
Thanks to Gerard Thornton for the first foto; all others by Will Van Dorp, who believes that one reason to put up such cold fotos is so that we can look back in July and feel delightfully cooled by these images.
OK, here's tomorrow's post today . . . Wednesday's news coming on Tuesday. The snow happened today, so let's see it today.
Here was 3. And another snowy post. The first three fotos here come compliments of Brian DeForest. Here, hanging on the wall are Hunting Creek and Coastline Bay Star.
Davis Sea–I believe–is practically invisible to the naked eye. Here was Davis Sea as a K-Sea vessel almost four years ago.
Scotty Sky passing alongside the aptly named Alpine Loyalty.
Brooklyn at the #9 buoy.
And Hoechst Express inbound from sea.
By late morning, the snow was slowing down in the sixth boro, here on the landside of Gage Paul Thornton and Thornton Bros.
Many thanks to Brian DeForest for the top three fotos; the others by Will Van Dorp.
Snow is snow and not the same is ice, but cold weather makes me want to keep a watch on this site for the Hudson River Ice Yacht Club, which always has the news on iceboating in the Hudson Valley.
Actually that title captures 98% of this blog's +1800 posts. And just as elsewhere in Gotham or anywhere else, so on the sixth boro what work you see depends entirely on your station. And my station this particular day was Tchefuncte River's Equitable Equipment's hull # 1428, delivered in August 1966 as Red Star Towing's New Haven. Now she's Freddie K. Miller; I took the foto below just over five years ago when she was Stapleton Service. I use this foto here because a downside of being on the tow is my inability to get a foto OF the tow.
At 0520 hrs, dawn was sweetest and coolest, from this point a mile south of Miller's Launch. When I reported at 0530, the Miller's yard was already busy.
The crew of Freddie K Miller's had a job: pick up Weeks Crane Barge 552 and its crew and proceed to the East River ConEd. By 0615, crew was making the tow.
0645 we were crossing west to east across the Upper Bay. Buchanan 1 was towing a scow and
Douglas B. Gurion headed west for passengers. The ferry is named for a victim of September 11.
0715 . .. near Red Hook container port, we passed this ex-MSC vessel Transatlantic. I will post more MSC soon.
0730 . . . we had passed under the Brooklyn Bridge and now could feast on this potpourri of Manhattan skyline. Side by side on the right are Gehry's flowing-facade 8 Spruce (2011) and Gilbert's spiky-tower (1913).
0745 . . . we pass GMD Shipyard, where morning shift has already started its work on Massachusetts Maritime's TS Kennedy (1967).
0815 . . . the crew have tied to the ConEd dock and Weeks' crew has begun setting the spuds, for stability as the load is transferred. My very general understanding of this load is that ConEd purchased equipment from Manufacturer M. Company A trucked it to the Weeks yard because installation by land (by Company B) was less feasible than installation from water. Miller's job was to move equipment on crane barge to ConEd so that Weeks–with collaboration from Company B–could set equipment exactly where it will be used.
0915 . . . first equipment is lifted and rotated over the East River counterclockwise to avoid obstacles on land, and at
0920 . . . crew guides unit into exact location. If half an inch off, then lift and get it right.
1010 . . . next piece of equipment is moved. While the tug stands by with the crane barge, Miller crew does fine carpentry work in wheelhouse.
Since my self-appointed job is to record details, check out Carolina IV, sailing westbound on the East river . . . hailing from Stockholm, Yes, sailing! and . . . yes . . . that Stockholm while
eastbound are Gage Paul Thornton and a floatplane.
1115 . . . heavy-duty pipe elbow gets lifted into place. Tower protruding from the building just right of MetLife is Chrysler Building.
1215 . . . the spuds are up, the crane boom lowered and secured, Freddie K Miller has spun off the dock and now heads back westbound for the Weeks yard. If the grayish vessel in the foreground is locally known as a "honey boat," then this has to be one of the sweetest scenes possible in these parts.
1300 . . . as we approach the Weeks yard we cross Buchanan 12 towing three stone scows, possibly headed for a quarry up the Hudson.
1330 . . . Freddy K Miller is now "light," having left the barge at the Weeks yard. Ever Decent is outbound for sea, and by this writing is southbound off Cape Hatteras.
Meanwhile, close to Manhattan, Asphalt Star takes on bunker fuel from a Vane barge. That black hose . . . that's like the hose at the pump where you fill your car tank.
By 1400, I've said my thanks to the crew of Freddy K Miller —who await their next job on this or another vessel–and the dispatcher, and take a break to examine a familiar sight: Alice, she who inspired my first ever blogpost!!
Back on the bank and before heading home, I get another shot; she's loaded deep with her Canadian aggregates.
Imagine my delight, then, later that day getting a foto from Mike C. of Alice Oldendorff north of the Navy Yard self-unloading her cargo of crushed stone.
Many thanks to all the folks at Miller's Launch. Also, thank you Mike for sending along this last foto. All other fotos by Will Van Dorp.
Wow! It's been over three years since I last used this title. Here's S 15.
A few hours this morning evoked the sense of the sixth boro as a place for the likes of Harbour First and Charles D. McAllister, larger vessels from larger organizations,
others . . like Thornton Bros. Guess which of the five smaller tugs here is the oldest?
Gage Paul Thornton, here beside the resplendent Maria T barge,
How about another look at each . . . . Thornton Bros,
Gage Paul Thornton, with the beautiful stained wood door,
Durham? That's John P. once again in the distance passing the globe-trotting, Suez-transiting Advance Victoria . . . .
And you were right if you guessed Gage Paul Thornton, ex-Coastline Girls, launched 1943. Launch dates for the others, to the best of my info, are as follows: John P Brown 2002, Iron Mike 1977, Maria J 1971, Durham 1964, and Thornton Bros 1958.
On the southern end of Arthur Kill lie in barely perceptible disintegration two tugboats launched one year later than Gage Paul Thornton . . . namely ATR-89 and LT-653.
Unrelated: It looks like I'll not be able to salvage Ryou-Un Maru . . . .


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If you need an simple analogy to make it easier for you to understand this, thatching was once the roofing method used in Ireland but as we developed new tooling and craft, this ceased to be the case. Thatching is still available to those who WANT it, it has not died out.
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J and L Boykins in Hammond Wisconsin offers the best Boykins in the upper midwest.
J and L Boykins in Hammond Wisconsin offers the best Boykins in the upper midwest.
Some are "hardy" but there is a high incidence of hip dyplasia in the breed, rated at #14 in incidence by OFA, and a number of other health issues. Hereditary eye issues as well, Exercise Induced Collapse, epilepsy, skin allergies, patella and heart issues. Be sure to purchase from a breeder who is health testing parents. There are many many breeders out there selling pups from parents that do not even have a minimum OFA hip clearance. Also, be sure you understand the contracts. Some breeders maintain all breeding rights and require co-ownerships. Caveat Emptor when it comes to purchasing a Boykin Spaniel.
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Frontier Retrievers
Frontier's True Grit With a Cause "Rooster"
Frontier's Gossip Girl With A Cause "Gabby"
Boykin Spaniels: Max, Rummy, Jewels, Bella, Maisie, Pepper, Wager
In Memory:
HRCH Frontier's Cherokee Rebel MH (5-9-2000 to 12-6-2011)
Moonstone's Little Girl Found MH (3-20-1998 to 5-2-2008)
HR Five Star Winning Sue SH (4-16-2006 to 9-11-2016)
Calebri's Take the Money and Run JH (3-3-2008 to 6-20-2012)
Thanks Terrie, this is extremely helpful and valuable information to pass along.
Upland Gundog Association
Check out Chris and Joni Bishop, Goose Pond Kennel in Gresham, SC. www.thegoosepond.com.
"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf."--George Orwell.
I'm partial to the Chief line and Dan Reel. My Chief pup just won the Reserve JAM in the BSS Nationals puppy group at 8 months old!
Great advice. A good friend of mine is a pro in South Carolina who trains retrievers and he says that there are as much problems with the owners now breeding dogs that really should not be bred and sold as hunting dogs, only pets. His opinion is that due to the money that is being made with these dogs that any consideration towards drive, natural ability and health clearances is going out the window. This fellow has also made the observation that there are two types of Boykin owners those that are there for the show and the party , and those that own them to be true hunting dogs able to perform at the top of the game.
I personally have judged many of these dogs over the last several years and have found them to be wonderful "LBD"s ( little brown dogs) BUT the good ones that can really do the job are in the minority. The majority of them that participate in hunt tests struggle to pass or never get past the Started or Seasoned level. The ones that do however.... wow, is all I can say. They are spitfires that anybody would want to have to go hunting with. Dan Reel has a young dog named "Tybee" that when he puts it all together will be another good one, but he is truly committed to training and spending the time and energy it takes to have a good dog. The best thing to do is to see both parents actually work in the field if possible and get a true sense of their ability, or failing that check out the titles earned. Additionally, if all of the health clearances are not there then understand the reasons why. So many of the "breeders" are selling puppies with absolutely no concern about the future health of the breed, they are just selling them for the top dollar that the puppies bring in the market these days.
I say these things because although I love the breed, and am truly a fan of watching dogs like Dan Reel's "Chief" run, it is frustrating watching marginal boykins being sold as the next "Chief" when they really are just pets. I myself own a spaniel, although not a boykin, and he is a CH in the show ring but a dud in the woods not unlike numerous boykins being sold today.
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The number of people actually involved in showing Boykin Spaniels in AKC breed ring is still very small. The majority of litters still produced are BSS registered. And BSS allows litter advertisement on their web site with not even minimum mandatory OFA hip clearances which seems contradictory to the efforts of their Health foundation which I don't understand. And the number of people running hunt tests with their dogs is still small compared to the actual number of Boykins registered in UKC and BSS. The majority of owners are still just pet homes or hunters who may not take time to educate themselves on the challenges of finding a healthy dog in this breed, which further drives their puppy mill market. Sadly, there will always be people trying to market their pups off a single well known dog in a pedigree no matter how far back in their lineage that dog's name may be rather than the attributes of the sire/dam of the litter.
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Calebri's Take the Money and Run JH (3-3-2008 to 6-20-2012)
I believe I've said elsewhere that it would be tough to go wrong with a Boykin from Brandywine Creek. At one point in the past couple of years, they had nearly 20% of all the Boykins that had Finished titles. As a side note, Brandywine dogs took 1st-3rd place at the Boykin Spaniel Society National Field Trial last weekend in the Open stake. They are very diligent in obtaining the necessary health clearances and, I believe, all of their breeding stock is EIC clear.
I own a Boykin and would be happy to provide some more info if you want to PM me with other questions.
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PHOENIX – It does rain in Southern California. Last night in L.A., the Phoenix Suns poured on 22 3-pointers, an NBA record. Of course, the Nuggets were here in Phoenix, watching on TV.
"Hopefully," George Karl joked at today's shootaround, "they shot them all last night."
The Nuggets coach said the Nuggets won't overreact to the Suns' show, saying that "I think every game, you got to figure out what the personality is. My whole thing is – Phoenix plays with a lot of confidence here, they get more weapons here, their bench is filled with guys who can hurt you."
Karl is one of the game's winningest coaches, but he hasn't won in Phoenix since 1997. Tonight, the Nuggets will hope to take advantage of the Suns' back-to-back situation and attack.
Reserve guard Ty Lawson is coming off one of his better quarters – the fourth quarter in Thursday's win against the Lakers, in which he often bulldozed toward the basket.
"When he's doing that, you can play Chauncey (Billups) off the ball and let Ty create – and there aren't too many people who can stay in front of Ty," Nuggets forward Carmelo Anthony said today. "So when he's getting in the paint, creating for other guys, creating for himself, that's a dangerous weapon."
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A survey to determine the perceptions of nurses in the eThekwini region towards homeopathy
dc.contributor.advisor | Maharaj, Madhueshwaree | |
dc.contributor.advisor | Steele, Richard | |
dc.contributor.author | Allopi, Kirasha | |
dc.date.accessioned | 2009-05-18T08:09:07Z | |
dc.date.available | 2009-05-18T08:09:07Z | |
dc.date.issued | 2008 | |
dc.identifier.other | 314587 | |
dc.identifier.uri | http://hdl.handle.net/10321/416 | |
dc.description | Mini-dissertation submitted to the Faculty of Health Sciences at the Durban University of Technology in partial compliance with the requirements for a Master's Degree in Technology: Homeopathy, 2008. | en |
dc.description.abstract | A survey method was employed to investigate the perceptions of nurses in eThekwini towards homeopathy. The aim of this study was to answer the following questions: What does the nursing community in the eThekwini region know of homeopathy? Does homeopathy have a role to play in a hospital setting in the context of South Africa? The study population was all nurses with 5 years experience or more working in hospitals in the eThekwini region. The sample was drawn from 6 public and 5 private hospitals and included staff nurses and professional nurses. A total of 330 questionnaires were distributed and a total of 200 questionnaires were returned (60.6%). A total of 93 nurses (46.5%) responded from the public sector and 107 nurses (53.5%) from the private sector. The study was carried out using a questionnaire as a measuring tool. The data was analysed using descriptive statistics using frequency tables and bar charts. The Pearson's Chi Square Test was used on selected data. The majority of respondents were female (94%) and were between the ages of 26-35 and 36-45 years. Most of the respondents had been practising for 6-10 years and 11-15years. 19% of the total number of respondents had never heard of homeopathy and 10% indicated that they were quite familiar with the homeopathic profession. Of those respondents who had never heard of homeopathy, 71.1% were in the public sector and 28.9% in the private sector. Of those respondents who answered that they were quite familiar with homeopathy, 14.3% were in the public sector and 85.7% in the private sector. With regards to legitimacy of homeopathy most nurses working in the private hospitals (60.1%) perceived homeopathy to be a legitimate form of health care as compared to nurses working in public hospitals (39.9%). Generally, both groups considered communication and co-operation with homeopaths to be very poor. In total 79.49% of respondents said it would be beneficial to improve communication between the professions. The majority of respondents (70.06%) perceived that homeopathy does have a role to play in a hospital setting. Only 29.94% of respondents perceived that homeopathy had no role to play in a hospital setting. This indicates that many respondents perceive that integrated medicine is needed in a hospital setting. This study reveals that the respondents had a positive view of homeopathy in general, and were open to learning more about it, and to cooperate with homeopaths. The finding that knowledge of homeopathy is low, and communication between the two professions is poor, can be addressed through suitable publicity and education programmes. | en |
dc.format.extent | 188 p | en |
dc.language.iso | en | en |
dc.subject | Homeopathy--South Africa | en |
dc.subject | Nurses--South Africa--Attitudes | en |
dc.title | A survey to determine the perceptions of nurses in the eThekwini region towards homeopathy | en |
dc.type | Thesis | en |
dc.dut-rims.pubnum | DUT-000452 | |
dc.description.level | M | en_US |


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The Breeders Cup Turf Sprint is a Grade Two race held annually as part of the Breeders Cup meeting in North America.
Essentially, the meeting is regarded as the end of year championships for North American horse racing and this particular division showcases some of the fastest horses on a grass surface over the minimum distance of five furlongs.
Depending on the venue of the meeting however, which changes every year, the race can be run over a distance of up to six and a half furlongs, although Breeders Cup authorities state that five furlongs is always the preferred trip.
Horses aged three years-old upwards are eligible to enter the contest, which also welcomes entries from the rest of the world.
Inaugurated in 2008 when Desert Code triumphed for trainer David Hofmans, the race was initially an ungraded event, due to the technicalities of rules set out by the American Graded Stakes Committee which state that any new race must be run under the same conditions for two consecutive years before it can assume higher classification.
The race was subsequently uplifted to a Grade Two contest in 2009, although the prize purse of $1 million remained unchanged.
The Breeders Cup Turf Sprint, like every other race on the two day card, is included within the Breeders Cup Challenge, a process whereby horses can obtain automatic berths for the final line-up by competing in a series of other significant races throughout the season.
The winners of the Prix Maurice de Gheest at Deauville, Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley, Morvich Handicap at both Santa Anita and Longchamp, Nearctic Stakes at Woodbine and Arlingtons Sprint Handicap all qualify for the Breeders Cup Turf Sprint and subsequently provide a strong form guide for the culminating race.
Experience appears to be the key judging by the few renewals to date, indeed, 2010 successor Chamberlain Bridge entered the Breeders Cup winners enclosure as a six year-old.
Course and distance form will give certain horses a significant edge over the rest of the field and this is likely to have occurred for many of the older horses in the race.
So far, it is American horses who have dominated the race, despite the fact that turf racing trails in a clear second behind dirt racing most of the time in the US.
US horses can be extremely versatile however as they can rely on their sheer engine to get them home. Raw speed and power is a feature of most American sprinters and sprinting as a whole in the States.
Crossing over form between countries ahead of the race requires a lot of time and the race could even be decided simply by which horse breaks best out of the gates.
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Does anyone know some links (exclude wiki) that explain the "Directional derivative of a vector field". I've been googling but found none, and i have a task that deals with it but have no literature.
It seems to me as you may have confused two different concepts.
First, you began this thread by asking about directional derivatives. They apply to functionals: functions from a vector space to the reals.
Then you now appear to be asking vector value functions or vector fields.
There is the concept of the divergence in the field. But we don't find divergence in a particular direction.
Rather divergence is direction at a particular point in the field.
So what exactly are you asking? As put the current question is meaningless.
If is a vector field, do you mean to ask for the divergence at the point
I have the solution of the task, but i don't know what it means. Perhaps it's divergence and i messed things up. Here it is, maybe you can figure out something out of it.
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Find the derivate of a vector field in direction of the vector in the point .
Ah! If I'm right it's something akin to what I have come to call a "vector gradient." (With all due apologies, I don't know what the actual name of it is.)
When the gradient of a scalar function is taken it returns a vector. But you can define a version of this that acts on a vector as operating on each component of the vector individually. .
I've seen it mentioned in my Electrodynamics text, but have never actually used the thing.


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Pixar's Brave received an Academy Award for "Best Animated Film" last night. If you're a fan of Princess Merida and her strong-willed, independent ways, then Disney Publishing has two apps just for you! "Brave: Storybook Deluxe" and "Brave Interactive Comic" (both rated 4 stars on iTunes!) feature the original characters, storyline, and new activities for kids.Read More
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Perseverance pays off
By Eileen Mellon, Special to the Citizen 07/23/12
A Henrico woman is one of 10 outstanding students recently selected by The Virginia Foundation for Community College Education (VFCCE) as part of its second class of Valley Proteins Fellows.
J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College student Daphne Jones was a perfect candidate for the program, which was created to celebrate and enhance leadership capacity of students who have demonstrated great potential in the community college system. Jones leads a busy life as a single mother of four who also has custody of her 17-year-old
special needs brother, who is the driving force behind her perseverance to become a nurse practitioner.
"I hit a point in my life where I made a decision to help understand my brother and educate people about taking care of others," said Jones, who describes her life as layers upon layers of lessons.
"I can say to people, 'I know the pain you're going through,' because I've been in their position. I know how it feels to wonder what the next step is, and I know how to help them through it; there's a brighter side to everything."
As a recipient of The Valley Proteins scholarship, Jones' full tuition and fees will be covered at JSRCC. The Fellows also participate in a unique leadership curriculum through community service and receive individualized assistance in obtaining financial aid and transferring to four-year institutions. This added bonus will help Jones on her long path of continued education.
Valley Proteins is a 50-year old family-owned business based in Winchester that operates 12 plants in 7 states.
"I was nervous to go to school but I went in with the idea that once I start this, no matter how hard and frustrating it will be I'm going to do it," Jones said. "I was scared but then excitement took over, then the excitement went away and I was filled with love. I'm in love with school and I'm learning to love what I'm doing; it gives me confidence."
Jones is fully dedicated to her family despite her busy schedule, as she manages to communicate and get reports from her children's teachers weekly to make sure they are on the right track. She hopes that her devotion to education will set an example for her children as she stresses that they should do what she's doing but "100 times better," while striving to go above and beyond normal expectations.
During her first year at JSRCC Jones did just that, as she earned a perfect 4.0 GPA.
JSRCC English professor Barbara Walsh remembered when she first met Jones on campus in the cafeteria and could sense that she was a hard-working student with a kind heart.
"She struck me as being a really good student, so I said, 'Why don't you sign up for my English class' and she did," Walsh recalled.
After a short time, Walsh became thoroughly impressed with Jones' dedication and unusual habits. Jones would come into class a few minutes early with a vocabulary word of the day for the class and would teach the students around her, willing to share knowledge and help other students.
Walsh has been at JSRCC for six years and had never nominated a student for the Fellows program.
"When I got the email for nominating, I knew I should nominate her," said Walsh. "I have never seen someone totally dedicated, and I have a lot of students that work hard but they don't go above and beyond. I really have never met anyone like her before."
Jones manages to balance her school and home life, involving her children in the studying process as she studies on average six to eight hours a day.
"My kids tell me I'm going to get a brain cramp," said Jones with a chuckle. "If I'm studying science I'll bring in Jayson, my 10-year-old, and I'll go on Google and watch videos, make flashcards and a Powerpoint, and then I'll have him test me on everything we just went through.
"Not only does he know about it and we both learn, but it is a bonding experience, it's how I keep them involved, and I don't have to leave the house for hours to study."
Jones will begin her second year at JSRCC this fall with the goal of earning an associate degree in nursing. She hopes to transfer to Virginia Commonwealth University to pursue a bachelor of science in nursing degree and a minor in education.
She also wants to earn a master's in nursing and then become a nurse practitioner. The schooling will be costly and timely, but Jones is dedicated and knows what she wants and intends to get it.
"I need to work even harder because so many people believe in me and think extremely highly of me," said Jones. "Eventually one day I know I'll be finished with this. Until then, I won't stop."
HCPS wins national honor for overhaul of Code of Student Conduct, supports
Citizen Staff Reports 03/28/2017 Education
Henrico County Public Schools recently was recognized by the National School Boards Association for a sweeping overhaul of the school division's approach to student supports. HCPS was one of five large U.S. school systems recognized with a first-place honor in the 2017 Magna Awards, presented Saturday in Denver at the organization's annual conference. The awards recognize school divisions and leaders "for taking bold and innovative steps to improve the lives of students and their communities," according to the group.
The award recognizes Henrico Schools' efforts of the past several years, from re-examining its policies to implementing more support systems. After a two-year conversation with the community through public hearings and other feedback, HCPS adopted a revised Code of Student Conduct for the 2015-16 school year. > Read more.
Environmentalists say budget hurts efforts to protect bay
By Julie Rothey, Capital News Service 03/28/2017 Government
Environmental groups are outraged at the Trump administration's proposed funding cuts for Chesapeake Bay cleanup programs.
President Donald Trump's budget plan, released last week, reduces the budget for the federal Environmental Protection Agency by 31 percent. That includes a $427 million in funding to address regional pollution, such as the Chesapeake Bay protection efforts. The proposed budget would eliminate funding for the EPA's Chesapeake Bay Program, which received $73 million from the federal government in 2016. > Read more.
President Donald Trump's budget plan, released last week, reduces the budget for the federal Environmental Protection Agency by 31 percent. That includes a $427 million in funding to address regional pollution, such as the Chesapeake Bay protection efforts. The proposed budget would eliminate funding for the EPA's Chesapeake Bay Program, which received $73 million from the federal government in 2016. > Read more.
Glen Allen ES principal receives REB Award
Citizen Staff Reports 03/28/2017 Education
Melissa Halquist-Pruden, principal of Henrico County's Glen Allen Elementary School, earned the 2016-17 REB Award for Distinguished Educational Leadership. The Community Foundation presents the award to four principals annually – one each from the school systems of Henrico, Chesterfield and Hanover counties and one from the city of Richmond schools.
The award recognizes principals who go beyond the day-to-day demands of their jobs to create an exceptional educational environment. The award stresses management and communication skills, and the ability to inspire, encourage and advocate for the school. > Read more.
Grant to help Hermitage H.S. upgrade CTE program equipment
Citizen Staff Reports 03/27/2017 Education
Governor Terry McAuliffe announced recently that Henrico County's Hermitage H.S. will be among 16 high schools and technical centers statewide to receive a grant to upgrade equipment for career and technical education (CTE) programs.
The program gives priority to challenged schools, Governor's STEM Academies and Governor's Health Science Academies. Each school or center will receive $37,500 to purchase new equipment and make other necessary improvements. At Hermitage, the funds will be used for precision machining equipment. > Read more.
Virginia raises a toast to George Washington's whiskey
By Megan Corsano, Capital News Service 03/27/2017 General AssemblyGeneral Assembly 2017
George Washington is recognized as the father of our country, but with a bill signed into law by Gov. Terry McAuliffe, Washington also will be recognized under another title – distiller of Virginia's official liquor.
SB 1261, sponsored by Sen. Adam Ebbin of Alexandria, adds a "state spirit" to the list of the commonwealth's official emblems and designations and crowns George Washington's rye whiskey with the title.
The bill, which McAuliffe signed last week, highlights George Washington's contributions to the culture of Virginia as "a native son of Virginia born on February 22, 1732, in Pope's Creek"; "the first American president, commander of the Continental Army, and president of the Constitutional Convention"; and "a model statesman ... universally acknowledged as the father of our nation." > Read more.
Villa's Flagler Housing wins national NAEH award
St. Joseph's Villa's Flagler Housing & Homeless Services was one of three entities to earn the National Alliance to End Homelessness' Champion of Change Award. The awards were presented Nov. 17 during a ceremony at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
NAEH annually recognizes proven programs and significant achievements in ending child and family homelessness.
Flagler completed its transition from an on-campus shelter to the community-based model of rapid rehousing in 2013, and it was one of the nation's first rapid re-housing service providers to be certified by NAEH. > Read more.
RIR's Christmas tree lighting rescheduled for Dec. 12
Richmond International Raceway's 13th annual Community Christmas tree lighting has been rescheduled from Dec. 6 to Monday, Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.m., due to inclement weather expected on the original date.
Entertainment Dec. 12 will be provided by the Laburnum Elementary School choir and the Henrico High School Mighty Marching Warriors band. Tree decorations crafted by students from Laburnum Elementary School and L. Douglas Wilder Middle School will be on display. Hot chocolate and cookies will be supplied by the Henrico High School football boosters. > Read more.
Metro Diner to open second Henrico location
Metro Diner, a comfort food concept, will open its second Henrico location next month. The company is accepting job applications for its Libbie Place location at 5626 West Broad Street. The diner concept, known for its fried chicken and waffles, meatloaf, and shrimp and grits, will bring 100 new jobs to the region as it plans to open its doors in April.
The 3,500-square-foot diner located in the Libbie Place Shopping Center will seat more than 100 and serve classic comfort food staples with a twist, such as fried chicken and waffles topped with strawberry butter and a stuffed challah bread French toast with strawberry and blueberry compote. > Read more.
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
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Author E. Van Lowe has redesigned his book covers with an older audience in mind. I've read Boyfriend from Hell (the first in his new series) and it's definitely something that teens and adults would both like....so I think it's kind of fun to have some sexier, more mature covers.
Remember, if you are in a book club or want to form a mini book club just for this...we have a giveaway going to win a personal visit from E. Van Lowe himself. I posted about this awhile ago but things have changed a bit.
No official deadline yet but it will be in the new year sometime.
You need at least 5 people to buy a copy of Boyfriend from Hell to enter.
You must be from the U.S. (excluding Hawaii and Alaska, sorry!!)
Once you have your five copies purchased, send a picture of your club with the books or the reciepts...whatever you have to prove it here: lauren51990 AT aol DOT com and you are entered!!!
I am going to try and find some fun runner-up prizes as well, so that a few clubs win SOMETHING for being so kind as to enter.
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Send questions to the above email too. Spread the word. Enter now!!
The sequel, Earth Angel, comes out on December 6th. Here is the redone cover for that one-
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