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Laurel lives with her brother, Hank, in an isolated cove in the Appalachian valley. Their parents are recently dead, and Hank has returned from the war, minus one hand.
It's a hard life, made even harder because the people think the cove is cursed and that Laurel is a witch. A secretive man appears who is mute, and ends up staying to help Hank with the farm. He's also taken a shine to Laurel.
The man's secrets are slowly revealed. We know right away that he has escaped from prison, but there's more to it.
Not much happens in The Cove. It's a somewhat simple story of love and secrets. But the way it is written keeps you in the story. The norms of a society at war and the difficulties of digging a well are just couple examples of explorations in The Cove that make the story rich in atmosphere.
I do have another complaint, though. I'm confused by the last sentence of the book. Does that change everything? Am I getting that right?
I decided to read The Cove because of Rash's other book, Serena, that was weirdly awesome. The Cove just didn't have the same tone, so I can't say I liked it as much, but it was still a very positive reading experience.
Published by Ecco, 2012
eBook, purchased
272 pages
Rating: 3.5/5
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The Attitude of the Polish
Underground to the Jewish Question
during the Second World War
In the following essay I shall not repeat what I have myself written on more than several occasions. 1 Nor do I think the time is ripe for presenting final conclusions. I shall rather limit myself to presenting general features concerning the subject and devote somewhat more space to one specific problem, which has been, in my opinion, neglected by most historians: the attitude of the Polish underground toward the fugitives from the ghettos and camps.
The attitude of the Polish underground to the Jewish population exterminated by the Nazis on Polish soil is a very complicated Holocaust subject. We have to consider here the multiform structure of the Polish underground during the Second World War. The main Polish underground political movements were those subordinated to the Polish government-in-exile in London and to the body acting in the occupied country, the Delegatura. The Delegatura was composed of different parties, the biggest and most important being the Peasant Party (Stronnictwo Ludowe), the Polish Socialist Party (PPS), the right-wing National Party (Stronnictwo Narodowe), and the Labor Party (Stronnictwo Pracy). Their armed organization was the Home Army.
In opposition to the Delegatura were the extreme right-wing organizations connected to the National Armed Forces, part of which eventually joined the Home Army. The left opposition consisted mainly of the Polish Worker's Party (Polska Partia Robotnicza). The attitude of those different parties and movements toward the Jewish population was largely influenced by prewar ideologies and opinions and habits of leading personalities, which seldom changed under the impact of events.

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After more than five years of arrested development (pun unintended), Mahindra has finally launched the production version of the Mojo. So has it been worth the wait? We take a closer look!
First up, let's explore the basics. The Mahindra Mojo is a 300cc naked motorcycle, the first in the 250-300cc space by an Indian manufacturer. It is being pegged as a sport-touring motorcycle, and is targeted squarely at biking enthusiasts, especially long-distance riders. The bike sports a liquid-cooled 295cc fuel-injected single-cylinder engine developed in-house by Mahindra. It generates 26.8 bhp, which may not seem like a lot when compared with bikes with a lower-displacement, like the Duke 200 and the CBR 250R. Instead, the extra cubes are utilized to generate a lot torque, 30 Nm to be exact. This should allow the bike to cruise at triple digit speeds at relaxed engine speeds. While the engine may exhibit a reserved demeanour, performance is reported to be quite sprightly. We'll let you know all about the performance aspect once we've put the bike through its paces.
The Mojo looks, well, very interesting, to put it mildly. The headlights do look kind of odd, but the rest of the bike looks quite striking. In fact, the bike actually looks really good when viewed from the rear three quarters. Adding a bit of spice to the styling are the gold-finished tubular frame section and swingarm, the latter available only on the black and white versions. Speaking of colours, the Mojo is available in three shades, red, and the aforementioned black and white. All three colours suit the bike quite well, but it is black that looks best.
The Mojo comes with a lot of standard equipment. The bike features upside down-forks, a gas-charged rear monoshock, petal disc brakes on both wheels, and Pirelli Diablo Rosso II soft compound tyres. On the electricals front, the Mojo gets DRLs, LED tail lights, and a digital-analogue combo instrument console. The console consists of an analogue tachometer with a digital lighting surround, a shift-up indicator, and a digital speedometer.
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Roberts: Sundin was workout warriorby Dan Rosen
TORONTO -- Joe Sakic was known for his wrist shot. Pavel Bure made headlines with his speed and hands. Adam Oates' passing ability set him apart.
But what was it that pushed Mats Sundin into the Hall of Fame?
Gary Roberts, Sundin's teammate in Toronto from 2000-04, believes it was the power that the Swedish star got out of his 6-foot-5, 230-pound frame.
"I think it's the ability to skate with the puck and get to the net with two or three guys climbing on him," Roberts said. "I remember many nights he'd just say to me, 'Robs, meet me at the net.' I knew eventually he'd get there with two or three guys on his back. He was just a workhorse. The more he played the better he played.
"He wanted to be the guy to make the difference every night and he did that on many nights."
Roberts, now a fitness guru who trains some of the best young players in the NHL, vividly recalls Sundin's workout habits.
"You're talking about a guy that rode the bike every day before games," Roberts said. "He'd get on the bike for 20 minutes and ride it as hard as anybody I've ever seen ride before a game. I remember riding beside him one day and I almost had a heart attack. He's one of those guys that once he warmed up that big engine he could go forever."
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Global music legend Phil Collins has announced his long-awaited (30 years) return to New Zealand with his Not Dead Yet: Live! Tour. Not Dead Yet: Live! kicks off in Christchurch on Monday 4 February at Christchurch Stadium, followed by Napier's Mission Estate Winery on Waitangi Day, Wednesday 6 February.
Phil Collin's highly-anticipated comeback tour Not Dead Yet: Live! began in the UK and Europe last June, with his 5-night show at Royal Albert Hall in London selling out within 15 seconds. He also sold out all 5 arena shows in Germany and 5 arena shows in France, along with successfully headlining a 65,000-capacity show at Hyde Park. With his South & Central America tour just completed and a North American tour scheduled for October 2018, Not Dead Yet: Live! has received both fan and critical acclaim, with The Guardian raving, "Collins' voice slips into gear, and a run of great songs sets the hall alight with excitement", while Irish Independent said "...pop legend Phil Collins proved he could still deliver...", and The Sheffield Star reported, "...he started with a standing ovation and finished with one that almost brought the house down."
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Ok FYI, in a real fight someone usally goes to the hospital! We've got a street fughter here!rotf
Martial arts or plain fist fighting?
Uhm, really? Wow, I must go around the US and tell every school to stop calling their "whatever-you-awnna-call-them" fights, because if no one goes to the hospital it's not a figh! Yes, sir!
Martial arts are a good sources of exercises but most focus on one thing. For example, Judo is all about fighting on the ground. Karate is all about fighting standing up. You could be a master blackbelt at karate & easily lose a fight to bigger, stronger grappler. In my years of bouncing I've seemed to learn through my experience that martial artists are some of the easiest cats to fight. They have a false sense of security.I highly doubt a few months training in martial art style is going to help you at all in a real fight. Another thing I've noticed is that martial artists practice certain moves in slow motion. They hardly ever practice in a real-life scenerio where the other guy is struggling & fighting against you. It makes things totally different.So In Summary, unless you're training in a mixed martial art with true-life fighting scenerios then no martial arts are only good for getting someone beat up at a bar.
Do you think it's a "real" fight when someone get punched in the face once and they both go their seperate ways?
Do you think in school fights they just punch each other in the face and then leave? What school do you go to, some Christian school?
Yeah, no. First of all fights get broken up pretty quick and they are pretty pussy, except two on one fights!
Well your school is obviously a lot different than mine. We don't have many fights here but when we do it's serious shit and it doesn't get broken up that fast because the administrators can't break through the crowd around watching that quick, which is good.
No comment!
I have no martial art training what-so-ever & I have fought a lot of people who have. I have never lost a fight to a martial artist. In my personal experience they're a lot easier to handle to fight than an experienced street fighter. Unless you train in a mixed-martial art I wont have respect for you. Those type of fighters are one dimensional. I was a bouncer for a while, so I've had my experience.
Tae Kwon Do fighters can only fight standing up. Put them on the mat and an average wrestler/grappler will have his way with him. Again most martial artist have false sense of security.
I consider many martial arts to be showy and not proper for use in real situations. Although, as with almost everything, there are exceptions.I consider Jeet Kune Do to be the master of all martial arts. It is a fighting technique that contains bits and peices of over 20 martial arts. Dedicated to having no form, unlike many if not all conventional martial arts, it is designed to be used in real situations and real street fights. Unfortunately, Jeet Kune Do cannot be taught. As Bruce Lee once said, "I cannot teach you Jeet Kune Do, but I can show you what I've learned."If you're interested, you should look into the published books by Bruce Lee.
I dont think bruce lee would be the great fighter he was without martial arts so it must help
I deliberately said if you only take one martial art. Mixed martial arts are helpful. I've fought pussies & I've fought guys who were supposed to be bad. LOL a 17 year old, 6'2" kid wouldnt stand a chance. I dont care what martial art or arts you're takin. You dont have the experience.
There are great street fighters and there are great martial artists. If you are dedicated to either side then you will learn by observation and trial.There has always been an argument between strength and speed. If you were to put the fastest figter up against the strongest fighter and both having equal experience, who would win? The answer is indefinite. The best thing is to have a combination of both strength and speed.
OH my god I cant believe what I just heard. Height dont mean shit. In fact, I find it extremely easy to get my hands on a tall, skinny person. All that high-kickin wont mean shit when I have you pinned to the ground.
Trust me buddy, you WOULDNT stand a chance. I can tell from the what you have said that you have a BIG false sense of security, and youve NEVER been in a real fight before. Try to "high kick" me and see what happens. You'll find yourself flat on your back.
The only real "martial arts" training that I have is boxing and wrestling & I dont really conisder those a "martial art" My training is my experience. I've been in close to 50 fights from the 15 to 19. I used to get in a fight almost every day in school when I was in grade school. My senior year we had a fight every weekend for the fun of it. You haveta realize boy, down south we dont play. You take an experienced southerner & face him off against the same experienced northerner & the south will win 9/10 times. It's just how we were raised. My dad told me to fight. Our schools will let kids fight until it gets too bad. I've seen teachers stand around and watch it. I'm tellin ya, I've been up north & live down south - the people are raised differently.
But if you really wanna get cocky, when you turn 18 holler at me. I'll tell you the bar & when I'm workin. Bring your ass down for a visit. Something tells me you wont be so confident when you're not behind a computer screen either!
Oh and by the way - I beat the crap outta a Tai Kwon Do instructor one night. That's right, the instructor! The guy that teaches everyone else. Now I'll admit he was gettin the better of me when I was standing toe-to-toe with him, but when I got ahold of him & slammed him to the ground. It was over. He couldn't fight on his back, only standing up, so I made a mess of him.
Again I'll say, unless you train in a MIXED martial art ro several different brands of martial art at the same time - YOU WILL NOT WIN in a real fight against an EXPERIENCED street fighter. Also, if you're still in your teens you dont have the proper time to become a good fighter, especially in several different brands. So be careful who you smart-off to...
let me tell ya, the only thing martial arts is good for is kicking someones but
I didnt say anything about height meaning about fightin on the ground. If I'm not badly mistaken you said you take a stand-up fighting martial art. I was comparing you to all the other one-dimensional fighters I've been around.I dont have to know you. I know you're type. You're all the same. And though I know it may have sounded like I was referring to just you - I was trying to put it in general terms. I'm actually gonna laugh at someone if he tries to "high-kick" me. When you do that, you put yourself in a very vunerable position. Why you think you dont see many "high-kicks" in the UFC? Think about it "moron"OK so now you're contradicting yourself. First you wanna say you can kick my ass. Then you wanna say ok I cant but I'm smarter? Make up your damn mind.Oh & trust me, ANYBODY that I dont know standing 6'2" weighing 190 & under 18 years old (I'm assuming those are still your stats) I would say the exact same thing to. You can bet on that bitch.Again we come back to the topic at hand with you contradicting yourself. You said someone who took martial arts could beat someone who didnt. I just proved to you that you're wrong. And again you go back to you "scholar" shit. I just made my point loud and clear - with ample time & training in several mixed martial arts, a street fighter wont stand much of a chance MOST of the time. HOWEVER dont think just becuase you take A martial art you're gonna be a badass, cause that's definately not true. Are you too dumb to realize that a man can work 2 jobs? Bouncing from 9-2 at night and the train from 10 to 6 in the day? Ever thought about that one?Now I'm tired of this shit. I'm not sayin nothing more to you becuase you're an arrogant, stupid, stubborn, aggravating, cocky lil kid. If you got somethin more to say then PM me. If not then shut the fuck up & stop litterin threads.
Form reading his posts I bet he's 150 wet!
Come on how much can you really rack up on the bench? 200lbs? 220?
is this going somewhere???? .....
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book, fantasy, review, series, Terra Harmony, The Betrayed, The Painted Maidens, The Rising, The Taking, urban fantasy, Young Adult
Blurb: Seventeen-year-old Serena is the youngest member of a dying race. The increasing acidity of the ocean is destroying her home, slowly eating away at the once thriving underwater landscape. But since the night of Serena's birth, it is an outside force that most threatens their dwindling population. Werewolves, who once served as protectors for mermaids in the Kingdom of the Undine, now seek to eliminate all who dwell in the ocean—and Serena is about to find herself right in the middle of the deadly conflict.
Given the title of Werewolf Liaison, Serena is determined to make things right for her people. When she ventures to The Dry, she meets Liam, the werewolf with hazel eyes, and her whole world gets turned upside down. As Serena discovers the real history between werewolves and mermaids, she is left wondering who her true enemies are.
Review: I think the thing that says the most about this series is that I almost always hate stories written in the present tense. I still finished all three books. In fact, the writing got better in each book.
Another thing I loved about this series was that there was no love triangle. Love triangles are extremely over done. In a book that isn't about romance I appreciate that there isn't a lot of focus wasted on "will she pick this boy or that boy?" I feel like authors and the world in general underestimate a girl's ability to prioritize.
I love Serena from the beginning of the book until the end. Outcast by both circumstance and choice, she takes it in stride. Her best friend is in love with one of her many bullies and she supports him anyway. She handles her many relationships in a way that I would have envied at 17.
The problem with reviewing a whole series at once is that I can't reveal many of my favorite things with out spoiling earlier plot twists. If you're looking to read some urban fantasy outside of anything you've probably read before, I'd suggest giving this trilogy a try. Just remember that it (the present tense writing) gets better as you read from one book to the next. The story is there the entire time.
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 for originality and wonderful story telling.


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varying shades of light blue, from cornflower to Tiffany blue
rice crispies at any time of day... including eleven pm when I'm writing an essay
vintage driving gloves
taking organization and colour coding to the next level
tying my hair in a knot, literally
wearing contrasting colours, like gold and blue
finding silly old journal entries and realizing they're no longer true!
finding Ringo, Bruce Springteen, Robert Plant, Woody Allen, and Lou Reed on the covers of old Rolling Stones
having a new floral ironing board to iron the floral things that were scrunched up in the back of my drawers!
no thanks...
genocide of the baha'i people & 7 recently charged (I can't find the updated article online)
the bad parts of the 1980s, again (I love you Marc! Sorry!)
a lot of the ignorant comments in reply to this
Tell me what little things you've been doing lately to make you happy?
Tell me something going on in the world right now that upsets you?


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Sunday, December 1, 2013
Reading List: The Five Stages of Collapse
- Orlov, Dmitry. The Five Stages of Collapse. Gabriola Island, BC, Canada: New Society Publishers, 2013. ISBN 978-0-86571-736-7.
The author was born in Leningrad and emigrated to the United
States with his family in the mid-1970s at the age of 12.
He experienced the collapse of the Soviet Union and the
subsequent events in Russia on a series of extended visits
between the late 1980s and mid 1990s. In his 2008 book
Reinventing Collapse (April 2009)
he described the Soviet collapse and assessed the probability
of a collapse of the United States, concluding such a collapse
was inevitable.
In the present book, he steps back from the specifics of the
collapse of overextended superpowers to examine the process
of collapse as it has played out in a multitude of human
societies since the beginning of civilisation. The author
argues that collapse occurs in five stages, with each stage
creating the preconditions for the next.
- Financial collapse. Faith in "business as usual" is lost. The future is no longer assumed to resemble the past in any way that allows risk to be assessed and financial assets to be guaranteed. Financial institutions become insolvent; savings are wiped out and access to capital is lost.
- Commercial collapse. Faith that "the market shall provide" is lost. Money is devalued and/or becomes scarce, commodities are hoarded, import and retail chains break down and widespread shortages of survival necessities become the norm.
- Political collapse. Faith that "the government will take care of you" is lost. As official attempts to mitigate widespread loss of access to commercial sources of survival necessities fail to make a difference, the political establishment loses legitimacy and relevance.
- Social collapse. Faith that "your people will take care of you" is lost, as social institutions, be they charities or other groups that rush in to fill the power vacuum, run out of resources or fail through internal conflict.
- Cultural collapse. Faith in the goodness of humanity is lost. People lose their capacity for "kindness, generosity, consideration, affection, honesty, hospitality, compassion, charity." Families disband and compete as individuals for scarce resources, The new motto becomes "May you die today so that I can die tomorrow."
- Financial collapse: Iceland
- Commercial collapse: The Russian Mafia
- Political collapse: The Pashtun
- Social collapse: The Roma
- Cultural collapse: The Ik
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BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Hundreds of cars you can see, touch and even take a ride in. That's what's going on in downtown Baltimore as the 2013 Motor Trend Auto Show kicks off.
Monique Griego has more on a new trend taking over the showroom.
There are more than 300 cars to come and see at the Convention Center. This year, automakers have increased the amount of fuel efficient and electric cars they're showing.
As the 2013 Motor Trend International Auto Show rolls into Baltimore, thousands of car lovers and prospective buyers are racing to the Downtown Convention Center.
"I can look at all the cars at one time," said Oscar Thornton.
Oscar Thornton is in the market for a new car, and when it comes to must haves, fuel efficiency is a top priority.
"Everything comes down to money. I don't care what it is, it's always money," Thornton said.
With so many buyers looking to get the most for the gallon, this year automakers are putting more gas friendly cars on the floor.
"It seems like the people who've entered so far are gravitating toward what's going to get them the best fuel economy," said Jerry Kalb, Bel Air Honda.
Saving on gas also means saving the environment, and that has some shoppers looking to plug-in to a new trend.
"There's no question that hybrids have become a bigger part of the market," said Peter Kitzmiller, Md. Auto Dealers Association.
Peter Kitzmiller from the Maryland Automobile Dealers Association says most manufacturers are now going green–carrying hybrids and full electric cars. The demand so high, the auto show created an indoor track so drivers could test them out. Even Thornton says he's started considering the option.
Griego: "So if they could make the right hybrid for you, you would do it?"
Thornton: "Oh yes, oh yes!"
The auto show kicked off Thursday and runs through Sunday.
There are also an additional 50 cars you can test-drive out on the streets, plus a Jeep off-road track where a professional driver takes you through an obstacle course.


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Mountain Glider Ride Controlled By A Wireless Network? [VIDEO]
I rode my first roller coaster when I was 18 or 19 years old, and I've loved them ever since. I saw this video and thought this would be awesome to get on!
This ride was built at Belgium's Walibi Amusement Park, but sadly, I've read that it was disassembled because the ride was too hard to maintain. As I started to look into the ride more, I found out that the on-board safety system was controlled by a WiFi network. Read more about it below!


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Super chef Makonnen continues to cook trap delicacies that nourish the stomachs of his fast-growing fan base.
Today's new video is for his underground hit titled "No Ma'am." The song is features fellow ATLiens Rich The Kid and Rome Fortune. Visually, this video captures the essence of the song flawlessly. The clip has Makonnen taking lots and lots of calls while hosting a lit house party. Makonnen does a great job sharing the video treatment with his counterparts as well. Rome Fortune has a great segment in the video as he spits his verse while riding on the hood of white jeep. Rich The Kid is locked up at the moment, but they still find a creative way to work him in the video well.
This song may not possess a lot of depth lyrically, but it's catchy and cool. I wonder which video off his s Drink More Water 5 mixtape we will get next.


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I want to clear up a misunderstanding a couple people have had about how I am attaching these tiny applique pieces to the background. I am not using the Elmer's School Glue on this project but using a fusible paper backed web. Since I am doing the buttonhole stitch by machine I don't worry about it being a little stiff.
Better get to town and get another gal. of milk and a few other groceries. Am making Chili Soup for supper tonight. Cold day today so it should taste pretty good.


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Since one weeks ago, I am part of the project COSEM of Wireless@KTH
I am quite exciting about it. The project try to fill the gab between the capacity of the mobile phone operators to offer the bitrate for the users and the continues growth of the demand of bitrates.
In some sense, it try to use the same number of the bit to improve the QoE (Quality of Experience) and the QoS (Quality of the Service) of the mobile phone applications.
Actually I am doing the Resource Description Framework part. The most important thing now is get enough knowledge to see how it can fix to the aim of the project and explore its potential.


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Introducing my new blog...
I have joined forces with my wonderfully talented friend Heather Peters over at Inkysplatter, to create a blog dedicated to the wonderful Alice who visited Wonderland all those years ago.
We will be sharing our knowledge and any curious bits and pieces we find along the way, such as reviewing Alice books, Movies and cartoons, Craft and of course our own illustrations of Alice's adventure.
Heather and I are two Melbourne Illustrators and Designers with a passion for all things Alice. We met while studying a Diploma of Illustration and bonded over our love of Alice, which has also lead to a joint Alice exhibition that we will be having mid next year.
So if you are curious about all things Alice, then join the teaparty over at Curiouser in Wonderland. We would love to have you. xo