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Accurately measuring required bandwidth?
In the ongoing series of prototyping my hardware/software needs, I've come to the point where I've got a basic framework for what I want, but I'm unsure of what the final version would cost if deployed to the internets (think something like amazon EC2 or similar).
So I'm wanting to do some measuring of things like CPU usage, memory usage, bandwidth used, etc. I have some solid ideas for CPU / memory measurement (but suggestions are welcome, since you guys have pointed me at better solutions than what I've been picking)
But bandwidth utilization is a bit tricky for me, as I've got a few things I need to measure:
- The load balancing/caching web server (NGINX caching server)
- The IIS ASP.Net MVC4 application
- A C# application that has persistent connections (always on services) to 3rd party apps
The best I can think of to measure these items is to track activity across the different apps and associate a cost with each one, and sum the results, but I'm not really sure how to measure NGINX / ASP.Net true costs, as I'm not really sure how it gets charged when caching is involved. (IE: Does it cost the same to deliver a cached file as it does to generate/send new data?)
Any recommendations or suggestions on how to measure bandwidth are greatly welcome. The results of these tests are going to drive how I try to set up pricing. The service I'm looking to launch isn't out to make money, but it shouldn't lose money either. (I'm trying to create a self sustaining app in terms of hosting costs)
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Maybe do a dry run with an Azure free trial splitting each of your bits into separate servers and see what usages you get?
Cached data will cost a lot less. All you will do is send a few bytes to say that the file hasn't changed. And then the browser will say 'ok' and not ask for it again.
So, as far as static content, you only have to pay for that once per user device, plus a small amount per connection.
As far as estimating... I don't know. It depends on the site, what it serves, and so on. Your best bet is to overestimate, at least the first month. Bandwidth is cheap if you're not Netflix.
My prototype is an application that connects to a third party service that delivers multimedia (though my application is strictly text communication with the service, with the exception of possibly embedding a player - TBD)
But the service will also be an analytics platform doing data analysis on the received text, so I'm expecting at least moderate CPU usage and ram, but I don't know how that translates to actual bandwidth, since it's mostly internal calculations / LAN queies (though if I move to a web platform...)
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So it's Twitch Plays Pokemon.
Most sane platforms don't charge for bandwidth used in the same data center. (You'll want to confirm that with whoever you pick). So, you can have a big beefy box that does the the database or app layer, and lots of proxies.
So, basically, you'll be paying for the bandwidth it takes to get data from the 3rd party. And the bandwidth to serve the users.
I just checked out Linode's pricing. Their cheapest plan gives you 2TB of bandwidth. ($10 per month). A plan with 4GB of RAM gives you 4TB. ($40/month). Now, you might pay more windows VMs or hosting, but it won't be that much more.
I would be very surprised if you came anywhere near 2TB without having video physically located on your server, and serving it to the public.
Uh, no.
Think more like NightBot & NightBot services, but made by a guy who does massive amounts of analytics for VPs, knows how to integrate crazy varying technologies, and knows how to facilitate taxes.
I'd be surprised too, but I like to plan out my scenarios in fair detail so I at least have decent control over which direction my projects take in terms of reliability. Right now, my personal hosting is probably about on par with most free or basic plans, and start getting outclassed around standard/pro type plans (in terms of computing power I still win, but in terms of distribution I drop off significantly)
The reasons I'm looking early is to know how to measure when I'll need to upgrade to those more expensive plans, or at least anticipate when things are likely to start dying. (But I'm still in prototyping phase, so that should still be a ways off)
What kind of hosting do you have locally? Business class home internet?
Most providers are CPU bound, but many have recently invested in fast networks, so bandwidth has a very low marginal cost per customer. When you get a VM, CPU is what you're really paying for.
lower end fiber that should support the prototype, with some better fiber options (100/100 or 1000/1000) if I'm willing to shell out some cash. (The measurements are to determine if shelling out the cash would be worth it, since the hardware I have would be better than most of the plans i've seen at the 60-75 range)
In your position, I would set up 2-3 512MB of ram VMs to proxy the app server at home. That would probably cost 10-20$ per month, + your local internet costs, but that's not marginal if you're paying for it anyway.
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You should build Twitch Plays Pokemon, that's pretty great.
If it makes you feel better, my platform will support unity3d integration after I finish the broadcaster dashboards.
I'm also laughing at @Captain's 4 edits.
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The Baltimore Ravens were once the Cleveland Browns. That seems odd at this point in time, but I lived in Cleveland when Art Modell packed up and moved, and it was ugly. So ugly that the fans in Cleveland (including me, even though I'm technically a Giants fan) lobbied the NFL with calls and faxes and a few e-mails (it was 1996 after all), and even had a vote on Election Day for a new stadium proposal, which passed. Anyway, the fans in Cleveland were so vehement that the record books in Baltimore began anew in 1996, and the "expansion" Browns that began play in 1999 are considered a continuation of Modell's Browns, statistically. Wow, I just rambled on a hub. Anyway, here are the passing touchdown leaders for the Ravens to date as I write this in 1996.
Joe Flacco (54)—Finally, the Ravens appear to have a quarterback who is a long-term solution. Flacco is in his third season as I write this, and he is a very talented QB, and maybe the most underrated one in the NFL. Flacco leads the Ravens all-time already with 54 touchdown passes, and his best season is 2010. He is on pace for 3984 passing yards, 25 TDs, and 11 picks—and the yards and TDs would both be career highs.
Vinny Testaverde (51)—Vinny Testaverde played for the Browns and became a Raven by default, playing in Baltimore in 1996 and 1997. Testaverde ranks second in franchise history with 51 TD passes, and 1996 was his best season as a pro. That year, Testaverde had career highs in passing yards (4177) and passing touchdowns (33) with 19 interceptions, on his way to making the Pro Bowl for the first time.
Kyle Boller (45)—Kyle Boller played for Baltimore from 2003 to 2007, and he ranks third in Ravens' history with 45 touchdown passes. Boller had his best season in 2004, when he started all 16 games, and had career highs in passing yards (2559) and touchdown passes (13), with 11 interceptions.
Tony Banks (25)—Tony Banks played for Baltimore in 1999 and 2000, and he ranks fourth in the team's history with 25 TD passes. Banks had one of his best seasons as a Raven in 1999, when he started 10 games and threw for 2136 yards, a career best 17 touchdown passes, with 8 picks.
Steve McNair (18)—Steve McNair played for the Ravens in 2006 and 2007, and he ranks fifth in franchise history with 18 touchdown passes. McNair was past his prime when he played in Baltimore (he had a career high 24 touchdown passes with Tennessee in 2003), but his 2006 season was pretty decent—3050 passing yards, 16 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions. McNair tragically was killed in July of 2009 in Nashville.
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Sorry for disappearing on you there. My goal is to have a new recipe up on the blog every Monday morning and I made this fantastic salad on Sunday just for that purpose. But alas, other obligations came up… so yeah, better late than never, right?
This salad is called vinegret and is extremely traditional in the Russian cuisine. Although it has a lot more going on, I kind of think of it as the American potato salad because it's full of hearty veggies and finished with mayo. I imagine if Russians were into barbecues, vinegret would be present at every gathering. I made this for lunch on Sunday and my husband and I gobbled up this whole big bowl in one sitting. It brought me back to my childhood at the first bite but I was surprised at how enthusiastic Adam was – beets and all. He especially loved the pickles… you know I was all about them too! 😉
Ingredients (serves 2-4):
- 2 small potatoes
- 1 egg
- 1 large carrot
- 1 medium beet
- 1/3 cup peas (canned or frozen/defrosted)
- 1 large pickle
- 1/3 cup saurkraut
- 1/4lb meat of your choice (I used grilled chicken breast)
- 2T mayo (light ok)
- 3T sour cream (light ok)
- dill (fresh or dried)
- salt and pepper, to taste
This "recipe" basically consists of cooking each individual ingredient, then combining them all in one.
Roast the beet (I like to cut it into disks, drizzle with 1/2T EVOO, salt and pepper – cover in foil, bake at 425* for 25 minutes, until tender).
Boil egg (I use the Martha Stewart method) and steam potatoes & carrot (I prefer steaming because it retains the nutrients in the vegetables instead of letting them leach into the water).
Grill chicken or cook your other meat the way you like it
Once all the veggies/meat/egg are cooked, cut up into little cubes – they should be about uniform. It's kind of fun not knowing what you're going to bite into – surprise with every forkful
The "dressing:" mayo, sour cream, salt, pepper and dill
Mix it all up
I know this doesn't look like much but there really is a lot going on here with hearty root veggies, sour pickles and saurkraut, sweet peas and protein for a little extra staying power and bite. Like I said, we couldn't stop eating… until it was all gone
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The Christian Service Commission (CSC) promotes and lives out our call to serve with justice. The CSC brings together members who advocate for agencies and individuals in need. Our mission includes the assembly of these members to collaborate and become more effective in our service response. With knowledge and prayer the CSC distributes SSPP resources to agencies that help others as well as responding to specific individuals. Additionally we educate and motivate parishioners regarding Christ's call to serve and act with justice. For more information on the role of CSC members or financial information concerning the commission, click on the links below. For more specific information on a particular ministry, find the name on the list and click their link.
- CSC Financia Overview, Revised 5/13/14
- Role of a general commission member
- Funding for Organizations Request Form
Every year we receive a portion of the Parish's budget and a portion of Christmas and Easter donations to distribute to organizations that serve the physical and spiritual needs of those locally, nationally and internationally.
Organizations Receiving Donations from the CSC
The good works supported by the generosity of the SSPP parishioners is often unknown or overlooked. Your contributions made to the parish in the Sunday envelopes support a large network of charitable efforts by our SSPP parish volunteers. In the following weeks, various organizations coming under the parish umbrella of the Christian Service Commission will be discussed in the Sunday bulletins. Today the parish Young at Heart Ministry is highlighted for you, with much gratitude for your weekly financial generosity.
Over the next several weeks, we will highlight these organizations, both in the bulletin and on this page.
Article 1 – Introduction & Young at Heart (YAH)
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Article 2 – Transitional Housing Ministry & Homebound Communion Ministry
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Article 3 – Hesed House
Article 4 – Mass Kit for Fr. Johannes Kgaodi, Botswana
Article 5: Catholic Near East Welfare Assoc. & Women at Risk, Inc.
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Article 6 – The St. Thomas More Society and The Becket Fund
Read the full CSC article on Legal firms
Article 7: The Catholic Church Extension Society of America (CESA) & The Archdiocese for the Military Services (AMS)
Read the full CSC article on CESA & AMS
Article 8: Seminaries
Previous Bulletin articles from the Christian Service Commission (CSC) have discussed a wide diversity of recipients of SSPP donations. Today the focus is on a continuing and pressing need of the worldwide Church, of our diocese, and of our own parish – supporting the institutions that train our Catholic priests of the future. A brief history and discussion of the mission of each of the four seminaries supported by direct SSPP CSC allocations will hopefully emphasize the importance of those donations to the future of the Catholic faith in each of our lives. It is often said that "Without priests, there is no Eucharist". The four seminaries discussed below have had a profound influence on Ss. Peter and Paul parish as most of our Parochial Vicars and Pastors, for many years, have been educated at one or more of these institutions, including our current Pastor, Fr. Milota.
CSC article on the 4 seminaries: St. John Vianney College Seminary (SJV), Pontifical College Josephinum (PCJ), The University of St. Mary of the Lake at Mundelein and The Pontifical North American College (PNAC)
CSC – Role of the general commission member
The volunteers and staff of the SSPP Christian Service Commission give of their time and talents with the sole purpose of serving those in need. Our primary role on the commission is the financial oversight of SSPP resources dedicated to organizations and ministries in need. It is each member's responsibility to prayerfully consider how the parish resources would be best distributed. At times we may be asked to offer our experiences regarding particular organizations. We may also be requested to research particular organizations being considered to receive donations. It is our responsibility to ensure that the organizations meet the established commission guidelines for cash donations.
The commission members through a collaborative effort strive to make sure that SSPP parish is effectively serving the parish community and the broader Christian community in which it plays an essential and vital role.
CSC- Subcommittees
As needed, members may be asked to participate on a commission subcommittee to focus on individual organizations and specific requests. The subcommittee then reports its findings to the full commission.
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text: Art Nouveau jewellery Art Nouveau was a popular style from around 1890 to 1905, marking a transition from Victorian society to the modernism of the Edwardian age. It was a movement covering art, architecture, interior design and fashion, and its designers created some spectacular jewellery that stands the test of time. Nell Darby takes a look at some Art Nouveau jewellery. Art Nouveau jewellery was a conscious move away from the more formal Victorian fashions, and typically featured very stylised, curved designs. Colours were muted pastel shades, with delicate designs being more important than garish colours or expensive stones. The designers of this age looked to a variety of sources for inspiration. Japanese influences were present in some jewellery, for example, in the use of dragonfly designs in brooches. Other artists looked at Renaissance art. Nature, though, was the predominant influence, with highly stylised flower and plant shapes being commonly used. If you look at the furniture designed by Scot Charles Rennie Mackintosh, you will see ornate flower shapes, such as lilies, which are still being copied for jewellery designs today. One Response Jess May 31st, 2009 The Art Noveau movement produced my absolute favourite jewellery designs! This was an interesting read. My favourite necklace is an art nouveau piece, its get a lot of compliments when worn


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While leafing through the classifieds in a popular writing magazine, I noticed something. The freelance editing ads were so nice.
Gentle editor...
But when I was giving feedback to writers, I heard,
I'm so glad someone gave it to me straight.
It's not fun or easy to hear it straight. But if you're up for it, you're at the right place.
Praise makes you feel good. Criticism makes your work better.
I'm not nasty or cutting, but I'm not kind. I don't care about your self-esteem unless it affects your ability to keep writing, and I'll only praise stuff that's genuinely right.
Your work deserves it.
You deserve it.
Here's an article I wrote for The Writers Bloc on the editing process. It includes some steps you can take to reduce the amount of editing you need, and explains why professional editing is expensive.
Make Professional Editing Work For You
Practice. Lots and lots of practice.
I've edited books published by Big Five publishers including Penguin Random House, and independent presses including Spencer Hill, as well as working with self-published authors.
I have an MFA from Western Michigan, where I studied with J.D. Dolan, Jaimey Gordon and Stuart Dybek. I've been a teaching fellow at the Prague Summer Program and the Kenyon Writers Workshop, an Associate Artist at the Atlantic Center for the Arts, and done extended workshops with Dinty W. Moore, Dani Shapiro and Rick Moody. But if proximity was all it took, there would be a lot of coffee machines with strong literary voices.
What has made me a good editor is doing it. Serving as the Associate Editor for Theatre Topics. Reading multiple drafts of writer buddies' work and giving extensive feedback. Participating in a year-long writing contest where I read and commented on over 300 entries a week. (As people were voted out, the numbers went down and the length of my feedback went up.) I got better at identifying what makes strong, engaging writing and evaluating which elements of a piece were not working. I got better at giving notes in language that the writer could receive and use.
I'm also a writer, so I know what the finished product should look like and how to get there. An essayist and travel journalist, I've written about race, culture and comedy for National Public Radio, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, The New York Times, The Christian Science Monitor, McSweeney?s Internet Tendency and Travelers? Tales: Prague.
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Ever watched turtles hatch? Perhaps on Animal Planet. But here's a chance to watch this beautiful spectacle live in Qatar.
Neil McBride, a Qatar resident, has started the Qatar Turtlewatch group so that people could share in this amazing experience. He's organising a trip this Saturday, around dusk time, to Fuwairit beach.
It's been only a year, and the group's activities have been limited. He hopes to expand it into a larger social network for like-minded people.
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- Each nest contains around 100 eggs, which take about 60 days to incubate.
- The eggs only hatch after dark, when the sand surface cools.
- Once hatched, the hatchlings take up to two-three days to emerge from the sand.
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Though turtles are know to nest throughout the Gulf Region, Fuwairit beach has been the most popular, he says. According to the MoE website, Fuwairit Beach and Ras Laffan comprise 30% of the total nests of sea turtles in the area.
Environmental Threats
Like any other marine organism, turtles too are extremely vulnerable to water pollution. People mainly associate marine pollution with oil and sewage, but there's a problem with beach litter as well, says Neil.
"Recently we participated in the beach clean up at Fuwairit, and the whole group must have filled at least 20 bin liners with litter. This, I have to say, was after the municipality cleaners had already been and cleaned up the worst of it!
"Plastic bags are a deadly threat to turtles. When they are floating around in the water they resemble jellyfish and turtles can eat them, thinking they are food. Imagine eating the bag you brought your groceries home in?"
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Class AA Strom Thurmond and Barnwell both fell on the road in winnable games; Curtis Baptist lost to a first-year program. Strom Thurmond lost by a touchdown at Chapin, a team it dusted 24-0 to open last season. To be fair, Chapin has a new coach -- Scott Earley, from reigning state champion Myrtle Beach -- and should be plenty improved. Strom Thurmond plays at North Augusta on Sept. 11, the next chance to get a read on the Rebels.
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Greenbrier lost seven of its next nine, including another seven-point loss, to Lakeside.
JAGS HERE: Thomas Jefferson Academy makes a rare swing through Richmond County this week when it travels to play Curtis Baptist in a nonregion game. The Jaguars have played in the last four GISA state title games and remain the area's benchmark in the private-school ranks.
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Laney at Jefferson County: One of last season's most entertaining games happened before September. The Warriors, who won 23-21, will be looking for their third consecutive win over Laney.
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North Augusta at Midland Valley: This is always a tough spot for the Mustangs, and nothing suggests that will change. North Augusta put up 41 points a year ago and will be facing an inexperienced secondary.
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Laloo Prasad Yadavs trip to Pakistan was a rare moment when the United States of Americas mass media went up in the estimation of this columnist. His antics across the border brought back memories of Jesse Ventura, the six-feet four-inches, 120 kg wrestler, who was governor of Minnesota until a few months ago. Ventura, who is known by the nickname The Body, issued press passes with the label Official Jackal to reporters covering his office.
Comparing reporters to jackals, Venturas staff told media outlets in his state three years ago that their reporters would have to display those badges if they wanted to cover the governor. This part of the story is intended only to show that Ventura is an American version of the man who is still the de facto chief minister of Bihar.
Laloos trip to Pakistan brought back memories of Ventura because the Minnesota governor too made a similar visit just across Americas borders during his last year in office. American citizens are barred from visiting Cuba, but Ventura went to Havana with a big delegation from his state.
In Cuba, he met Fidel Castro. The reception which the mercurial Minnesota governor received in Havana was very much like what Laloo got in Pakistan this month. But unlike the coverage which Laloos visit was given in the Indian media, American newspapers and television networks treated Venturas presence on the Marxist island with a sense of perspective. They did not go overboard, although it was a story that was colourful enough.
Earlier, in May last year, former president, Jimmy Carter, visited Cuba and called for lifting the 40-year US embargo on the Caribbean island. Carter was the most high profile American to go to Cuba since Castro came to power in 1959 and Washington declared the island as its enemy. Before Carter, the last US president serving or retired to go to Cuba was Calvin Coolidge in 1928.
Carters visit was treated as news in the US media, but once again it had perspective. Reports about Carters demand to end sanctions were balanced by equal space for state policy, often carrying a quote from a state department or a White House official. Coverage was not anywhere as overboard as the prominence given to Laloo in Indias media.
The US is not under any threat from Cuba, unlike the way India is threatened by Pakistan. Not a day passes without Indian blood being shed because of Pakistan either in a terrorist act or in cross-border firing or in a communal incident which has some link across the border. India cannot afford to be even fractionally more liberal than what the Americans are in dealing with those whom they perceive as their enemies.
When Laloo crosses the border back into India and pronounces that General Pervez Musharraf is someone he can trust, there will be millions of Biharis and a few others who will take him at his word. Regrettably so. In the states bordering Pakistan, too, there will be some people who will be swayed by Laloos arguments. India has a porous border with Pakistan. What is more, in some parts of the border as in Rajasthan, the Pakistanis have created networks of informants which are a major threat to Indias security.
Military intelligence accounts tell of instances where unscheduled military movements around Pokhran, for example, are communicated to Rawalpindi even before the military headquarters in New Delhi hears of them. Such border states can do without a Laloo who can exert even peripheral influence in those areas on issues related to Pakistan.
In recent years, after decades of having very little contact with the other side of the border, new generations of Indians in these states have accepted the reality that Pakistan is different from India. Those born in these states before independence and others who have crossed over from the other side tried to perpetuate the myth that India and Pakistan are one nation. But after three wars, unceasing cross-border terrorism hitting Coimbatore to Mumbai to Srinagar and a limited conflict in Kargil, the views of a new generation of Indians are rooted in the belief that India and Pakistan are not one and the same.
Logic and common sense support the view that India and Pakistan do not make one nation. It is very simple: if Indians and Pakistanis are the same, why is it that there are two countries actually three in what was British India'
So when some journalists and rootless politicians, who came to India as refugees during Partition and continue to be nostalgic about Government College in Lahore, carry candles to the Wagah border year after year, they can be tolerated and suitably dismissed for their irrelevance.
They cause no real harm, although it must be said that at the time they started their circus at the Wagah border, they did get coverage in the Indian media that was disproportionate and similar to what Laloo got in the Indian print and visual media when he was in Pakistan. But unlike the Wagah peaceniks, Laloo is capable of harm. The likes of Laloo who make common cause with Pakistanis have either not noticed or deliberately chosen to ignore some significant developments in Calcutta and Thiruvananthapuram.
Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee handled the home portfoilo for four years before becoming West Bengals chief minister in November 2000. Bhattacharjee and Keralas A.K. Antony are now staunch proponents of steps aimed at defending India against the threat of low intensity destabilization from abroad.
So much so that the commitment of these two men to the security and territorial integrity of India sometimes comes into conflict with the narrow, short-sighted vote bank politics of their respective parties. Why, even the late Indrajit Gupta was a changed man after serving, albeit briefly, as Union home minister, during which time he was exposed to the true nature of India under siege.
Why is it that the truths which have influenced Bhattacharjee and Antony and the late Gupta have passed Laloo by' One explanation is that Bihars Yadav chieftain does not want to see beyond his nose. A more charitable explanation is that the agencies through which classified information about terrorism and other threats are often communicated to leaders, including chief ministers and home ministers, would not care to tell someone like Laloo anything. This is very much in the realm of the possible. After all, when Mulayam Singh Yadav became defence minister in H. D. Deve Gowdas government, K.A. Nambiar, then defence secretary, fled from his job in 24 hours. He pleaded with M. Karunanidhi, who was part of the Gowda-led coalition and then chief minister of Tamil Nadu, to take him back into the states service. After Karunanidhi obliged and Nambiar was overnight made Tamil Nadu chief secretary, it took quite an effort for the Centre to find any officer who was willing to be defence secretary under Mulayam Singh.
For that matter, intelligence agencies never told I.K. Gujral the whole truth when he was prime minister. Instead, they worked with like minds to ensure that the so-called Gujral doctrine came to nought. Any number of officials in Indias intelligence community have told this columnist in recent years that if Sonia Gandhi ever became prime minister, they would hesitate to tell her everything, since they consider her to be a foreigner.
If the Supreme Court had not overturned the ruling of the special court in Ranchi, which is hearing the fodder scandal cases, and released Laloos passport, he would not have gone to Pakistan. James Traficant, a congressman from Ohio who was expelled from the US house of representatives for corruption last year, is often compared to Laloo by Indian Americans. He is now in jail. It is difficult to imagine any US court allowing Traficant to travel for a people-to-people meeting in Cuba or Libya.
Indias independent judiciary is a blessing, but the US experience after September 11 is that judicial decisions are not taken in a vacuum. American judges have ruled in recent months that the accused in terrorism cases or their lawyers cannot have access to classified documents on the basis of which they have been charged. In some cases, they have even ruled that the accused have no right to know details of what the charges against them are.
The Americans lost just about 3,000 of their nationals in the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. But there is a national consensus in the US which cuts across political parties, the judiciary, the media et al that another attack on American soil like the one on September 11 must be prevented, even if the preventive steps mean more enemies for the Americans abroad. Nothing is to stand in the way of achieving this national consensus not civil liberties, not political correctness, not even democracy if it comes to that.
India has lost more than 50,000 of its citizens since terrorism became a national challenge. Unlike the US, India does not seem to have an agenda to deal with. If there were a national consensus on this problem as in America, Laloo would not have found himself performing on Pakistani streets recently. It may be cold comfort to supporters of Laloo that some other Indian politicians who travelled to Pakistan for the meeting sponsored by the South Asian Free Media Association, did not do any better. Ram Vilas Paswan, for instance, told a Pakistani TV channel that many of the terrorists operating in Jammu and Kashmir were local people and not foreigners. For the Pakistani establishment, that one statement alone from someone who was until recently a Central minister would have made the SAFMA conference worthwhile.
Which raises a more fundamental question about the advisability of people-to-people contacts with Pakistan. Indians should not forget that the Soviet Union was a multi-ethnic, multi-linguistic, multi-religious society like India. The Helsinki accord, which allowed the West to develop people-to-people contacts with the Soviets, was effectively used to dismember the Soviet Union.


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Discussion in 'Green Room' started by Dubbin1, Dec 5, 2004.
I tried finding this on ebay but turned up with nothing.
Found it
The highest bids on Ebay are always for the weirdest of things. It's a wacky place, I tell you.
LOL...thats funny! Why do people do this to themselves?
I should try to see how much i can get out of my other computer that i am planning to sell.
what a freak
Haha, yeah.. that's true.
LOL now whos the freak?
Does the baby in that pic have a mustache?
lol thats what i thought but if u look close its a pasafires that is brown and white
or so they want you to think.
it was also on the news, she got interviewed
Did they actually buy it for real?
yes they did...still dont get why they are buying all this crap now. First the sandwhich now the ghost and cane. What next Sadam's pee from when he was sampled after getting caught?
This kinda thing is new's? Must be a slow news day
Anyway my mam asked if they let you sell living father's cause my dads a pain in the backside
I'm convinced this is a marketing scam...the company buying this baloney is also the person that put the items for sale
it is a casino...the publicity this has already generated will surely return the small auction commission on these hoaxes
this is my opinion
Even if it wasn't them selling it I'm sure just having these crazy items will increase traffic as people will just have to see this "stupid stuff".


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ANATOMY AWARENESS in ASANA
Portland, Oregon
July 30 - August 3, 2018
A Weeklong Class Series with Julie Gudmestad, a certified Iyengar Yoga teacher. Julie has been a practicing physical therapist for over 40 years. She runs a combined yoga studio and physical therapy practice in Portland, Oregon, as well as teaching workshops throughout the US, Canada, and Europe. Additionally, she wrote the Yoga Journal column, 'Anatomy of a Yogi' for several years.
IN THIS CLASS SERIES you will get much more than a traditional classroom lecture on anatomical terminology, bones, muscles and joints. In a hands-on, open-for-questions
environment you will:
• Learn to "see" muscles in action, and correctly describe the movement.
• Understand how muscles interact to form movement patterns in yoga poses.
• See demonstrations of both structure and function.
• Participate in asana practice sessions that allow you to feel, in your own body, the actions of muscles and the dramatic affects of subtle changes in alignment.
• Become an advocate of the value of proper alignment for the safety of yoga poses.
BY THE END OF THE SERIES, you will have learned to identify structures visually, by palpation and by "feel", because you will have gained the foundation to understanding the anatomy underlying these structures.
July 30 - August 3, 2018
Monday through Friday, 10:00am - 1:00pm and 2:00pm - 4:00pm
Gudmestad Yoga Studio
3903 s.w. Kelly, suite 210, Portland, OR 97239
(503) 223-8157
$650.00 for the week
Yoga Teacher CE credit available
We work hard to provide an excellent class at a fair price. To avoid increasing tuition to make up for credit card charges, we would appreciate if you'd pay for the workshop by cash or check, if it is not an inconvenience. This saves us the steep charges from the credit card companies, and helps keep the workshop accessible to all. Thank you!
Early registration is recommended to reserve your space. Due to the sequential nature of the classes, we will not take partial registrations. Send $50 non-refundable deposit or full tuition (must be US funds) to: Gudmestad Yoga Studio, 3903 s.w. Kelly, suite 210, Portland, OR 97239 Please note that we ask you to make full payment by July 24th to hold your space in the workshop, or your space may be given to someone on the waiting list. If you need to make special financial arrangements, please call us at (503) 223-8157 before July 24th.
Click here to download flyer/registration form.
If this is your first visit to Portland, you'll be happy to find our downtown area very pedestrian friendly, with many fine restaurants, shops and museums nearby. Our studio is located just south of downtown, either a short bus ride (10 minutes or so), or if you're feeling energetic perhaps a brisk walk (approximate distance is 2 miles from downtown). We've selected just a few that are convenient and moderately priced. All are within walking distance of the downtown bus mall. You may want to have a car or plan to ride the bus, especially if you are bringing props.
University Place, 310 SW Lincoln St, (503) 221-0140
Hotel Modera, 515 SW Clay St, (503) 484-1084
Rivers Edge Hotel & Spa, 0455 SW Hamilton Ct, (503) 802-5800
Mark Spencer Hotel, 409 SW 11th Avenue, (503) 224-3293
Ace Hotel, 1022 SW Stark St, (503) 228-2277
Hotel Lucia, 400 SW Broadway, (503) 225-1717
Several of our past attendees have been really happy with a bed and breakfast located right around the corner from our studio that is most convenient. Check it out at www.bellaterrabnb.com.
Another option is through airbnb.com. We know of one small home in Sellwood which is a short drive from the studio. You'll find it at www.airbnb.com/rooms/692606 Of course, this is just one option. There are many choices.
To check on bus routes, max and scheduling, transportation from the airport to your lodging, etc., go to: www.trimet.org. Our studio is located at the corner of SW Abernethy & Kelly.
ANATOMY OF MOVEMENT, Blandine Calais-Germain, Eastland Press, Seattle, WA
THE ANATOMY COLORING BOOK, Wynn Kapit/Lawrence M. Elson, Addison-Wesley Educational Publishers
MUSCLES: TESTING & FUNCTION, 4th or 5th edition, with Posture & Pain, Florence Kendall, Elizabeth McCreary, Patricia Provance, Williams & Wilkins.
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Raid level alternative player power warning. (Atramedes, Cho'gall, Lord Rhyolith)
The addon has a display windows (very similar to BigWigs Proximity window), that you can move around, resize etc. The loudest people in the raid will be displayed in this window so you don't have to ask on ventrilo / chat if your raid members needs you to use the shields to reset the sound levels for them.
- To show the frame: /atramedes
- To reset the frames position: /atramedes reset
- To set number of players shown to 10 (or any number) : /atramedes count 10
- To force full raid power update any time someones power in the raid update: /atramedes update full
- To go back to only updating the individual for their power gain: /atramedes update single
Now supports the Cho'gall and the Lord Rhyolith encounter too
You can help out with localization at: http://www.wowace.com/addons/atramedes/localization/
Additional addons that might interest you
If you are looking for a personal customizable power display for PlayerPowerBarAlt check out:CustomPlayerPowerBarAlt
If you are one of those who are clicking the shields during the encounter then here is an addon that might make your life easier: AtramedesShieldClicker
#2 angrysteel Posted Jan 14, 2011
One issue im having, is the frame does not show up unless i am in config mode.
After locking the frame in place, and closing it, the addon does not show. It will not show up during the boss encounter, it just stays hidden.
Typing /atramedes shows the frame (Same frame in the picture above in the description). And the addon works just fine from there.
Is this how the addon is suppose to work? Are you suppose to type /atramedes everytime you fight the boss?
If so, any chance of having the addon just auto load (pop up), as soon as you target the boss? Just seems like the addon should naturally work like this. Type /atramedes to set the frame into a position, lock the frame where you want it, then exit. From here it would be nice if the addon worked like a "set it and forget it", just pops up when you target / start fighting the boss.
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Rugby World Cup 2011
Williams sympathy for axed team-mate
ESPNscrum Staff
August 27, 2011
Shane Williams has scored more tries for Wales than any other player © Getty Images
Shane Williams has admitted that he has an enormous amount of sympathy for namesake Martyn after the veteran flanker was left out of Wales' World Cup squad.
Martyn has been a tremendous servant of Welsh rugby since making his Test debut against the Barbarians 15 years ago, playing a key role in the Six Nations Grand Slam successes of 2005 and 2008, and he had hoped to make his 100th appearance for his country in New Zealand. However, there was no room for the Cardiff Blues back-row in Warren Gatland's 30-strong panel when it was announced earlier this week.
"It is disappointing for Martyn, especially as he is on his 99 caps," Shane Williams told the Western Mail. "You have to feel for the guy because he has given so much to Wales.
"I really do feel for him, but it was always going to be a tough choice being selected for the squad because the competition was so intense this year. Jonathan Thomas and a few other boys have been left out too, but we just have to concentrate on the tournament now because it will be here before we know it."
Concentration will certainly be key for Williams, who has stated that he will retire from international rugby after the World Cup. He is certain to do so as his country's all-time record try-scorer, having already notched 54 tries in 81 appearances, and he admits that the prospect of calling time on his Wales career is already playing on his mind.
"I don't want to get too emotional about it being my last few times wearing the shirt but deep down I will be thinking that," the Ospreys wing said. "It is another competition for me and I want to go there, train well and make sure Warren finds it difficult to not pick me for these games.
"When I do play I will give it my all and that is all I am thinking about at the moment. I am determined to play in these games and to be successful.
"It is a third World Cup for me and they have all been different in terms of my own circumstances and trying to get in the side. I'm just really looking forward to it because it has been a tough couple of months coming back from injury. It is just as special as ever."
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"Yes, I have OCD.
No, it is not just about being a neat freak."
–Pinterest (unknown author)
Deciding to share my battles with depression on social media really wasn't that difficult, but I haven't talked very much about living with OCD and anxiety. It is harder to talk about for me because it is the side of my personality that I have had a habit of trying to hide.
People often claim to have OCD in a playful way. OCD is associated with cleanliness and organization. While these traits can definitely be a part of it, OCD is so much more; and the motivation behind performing actions (like cleaning and organizing), are usually different than people who are just a little particular and get some anxiety over not having things cleaned and organized their way.
I actually didn't realize how bad my OCD was until I was tested during one of my final years at BYU. I always knew it was part of me, but I didn't know that certain things I did were part of it. I've found that realizing and recognizing are two of the most powerful tools in keeping my OCD in check.
Living with OCD, what is it?
OCD is a form of anxiety. It is what I like to describe as reoccurring (obsessive) thoughts that are usually appeased by an action (or ritual as it is referred to as in the world of psychology). Sometimes the obsessive thought is logical (although usually extreme), but it can also be completely illogical. There are times I've had illogical thoughts, and even though I know they don't make sense, I still can't shake them. Let me give you some quick, personal examples that I've found can actually be common for those living with OCD.
I used to be obsessed with the idea of things being even. Evenness was fair to me and the world needed to be balanced. When I was young, I even went to the extreme measures of bumping the left side of my body if I accidentally bumped into a door with the right side (I had to even it out so each side of my body experienced the bump.) I also counted how many cracks in the sidewalk I stepped on, it had to be an even number and each foot had to step on the same number of cracks, if I stepped on any at all. It would send me into a tantrum or panic as a kid if I couldn't make it even.
Most kids are scared of sharks, snakes and spiders. I was terrified of the bubonic plague. I once saw a dead rat on the beach that I was sure died from the Black Death, and I was convinced that I had walked too close and would die soon from the plague. On top of my fear for the plague, I washed my hands so many times in a day that they cracked and bled constantly. My mom would put Vaseline on my hands at night and cover them with gloves so that they would soak up the moisture and heal a bit.
"Bad" Thoughts
This is the trait that I didn't realize is often part of OCD. When I was about ten years old, I was at church and when the sacrament was passed around, for some reason a swear word slipped into my head. This was very out of character for me considering profanity is not something I incorporate into my daily life, and certainly not as a child. I don't think I had even cursed at that age! However, every week from age 10-25, when the sacrament came around the same word would pop into my head. I felt so guilty that I would say a quick prayer of repentance immediately after to make it right. I had no idea that this little prayer was my "ritual" to appease my OCD thought and actually cemented the reoccurring thought every week (I will go into more detail on this in a later post). It wasn't until I read a book about living with OCD and found that many others had odd, inappropriate thoughts that didn't fit with their character, that I realized that it was just a part of my anxiety. With this knowledge, the thought finally stopped. This went on for fifteen years people! Fifteen years of guilt and anxiety that were finally swept away just by understanding what was going on inside my head better.
Why I'm Sharing This
I decided to finally share my struggles about living with OCD to hopefully help some of you who may struggle with it. I want you to know there is hope. Now that I understand it better, I have more control, and it has actually helped me achieve success that I probably wouldn't have had without it. It has become just as much of a positive force in my life as it has been a negative, if not more. There is freedom from your thoughts, paranoia and anxiety. There is relief. It is hard work and you have to face uncomfortable situations head on, but take courage in the idea that your mind can know peace. There are so many resources available to help, so take advantage of them. In some future posts I will share some specifics on how I conquered some of my past struggles and what OCD has done to help me as well. Feel free to share some of your experiences with me via comment or email as well. Here is a great, short article from Business Insider I found recently that does a great job at describing OCD and what it feels like in more depth.


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LILBURN, Ga. – Alpharetta resident Wesley Baylock Williams, 53, was arrested the night of Nov. 20 at a Lilburn city park where police say he thought he was going to pick up a 14-year-old girl he met online.
Instead, Williams was the one picked up by Lilburn police as part of an operation by the Georgia Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. There was no 14-year-old girl. Under Georgia law, simply communicating with someone for sexual activity whom the perpetrator believes is a minor is a felony, said Lilburn Police Capt. Tom Bardugon.
According to Bardugon, Williams was using the web to make contact with juveniles.
At one point Williams allegedly sent the purported 14-year-old a photo of a naked woman. Bardugon said he was not sure what sort of response Williams hoped to elicit with that. The rest of the contacts were written messages.
"We received a tip that Mr. Williams had advertised he was seeking to contact minor children for sexual purposes," Bardugon said.
Lilburn Police Lt. Chris Dusik posed as a young girl online and reached out to respond to Williams.
So instead of snagging a minor child, Williams allegedly responded to a police officer in what was a sting operation.
"Our officer made it clear in his postings that he was supposed to be a14-year-old girl. The two continued to have contact over the internet that included sexual phrases from Williams that were designed to elicit a sexual response from what he assumed was a 14-year-old girl," Bardugon said.
At one point Williams sent the purported 14-year-old a photo of a naked woman. Bardugon said he was not sure what sort of response Williams hoped to elicit with that. The rest of the contacts were written messages.
Eventually, Williams allegedly arranged to pick up the "girl" at a Lilburn park after dark. When he showed up he was arrested by police.
Bardugon said actual contact with a minor was not necessary for the arrest. Under Georgia's internet law, if a suspect has reason to believe he is only communicating with a minor about sexual activity it is a violation of the law.
"When Williams showed up for his date, he was arrested for crimes he had already committed via the internet,"Bardugon said. "He did not have to have actual contact with someone."
Williams was arrested in 2003 and accused of sexually assaulting his 18-year-old babysitter. Williams was acquitted at trial. However, he did lose the civil case for damages that arose out of the incident.
He is in jail in lieu of bond of $33,400 for one count of using a computer service to seduce, solicit or entice a child to commit an illegal act and for obscene internet contact with a child.
Bardugon said Lilburn police were involved in the case because of its involvement with the Crimes Against Children Task Force.
"Any law enforcement agency in Georgia can participate in the task force," Bardugon said. "We do have one investigator specifically trained in how to handle these types of investigations. The chief [Lilburn Chief of Police Bruce Hedley] said that he wanted this sort of thing investigated if it occurred in the city of Lilburn."


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Vision & Mission
Corporate Code of Ethics
Business Footprint
Macro environmental Scan
SWOT Analysis
Laser Elite will be a partnership because in a partnership we all have equal responsibilities. We all share assets and profits as well as liabilities. Also as a partnership it is less expensive and less paperwork to fill out.
Our mission is to provide a unique experience for the whole family. We want to be a friendly place where families can come and enjoy playing laser tag at an affordable price. With our excellent customer service we will make your experience at Laser Elite the best yet.
To be the safest, family friendly, most successful laser tag facility in Washington.
We hope to encourage the highest level of standards for the industry we work in and to inspire and achieve common values, missions, and goals.
Rule #1 Create an environment that is safe.
Rule #2 Market responsibly
Rule #3 Treat people fairly no matter race, religion, age or sexual orientation.
Rule #4 Compete Fairly
Rule #5 Respect the environment.
Technology- With all the technology nowadays such as cell phones and computers it will make advertisement and running our business much more easier.
Economic Factors- The economy is doing better than it was a few years ago which means people have more money to spend. But as good as the economy is right now, it could go down in the future in which would bring our revenue down.
Social Factors- Parents are concerned with the amount of exercise that their children exert. With having Laser Elite it would attract the children to play but it will also serve as some exercise for them.
• No Competition- The closest laser tag building is in Shoreline, Washington.
• Year-round
• Not expensive for customers- $8 per person for a game.
• Equipment Price- More affordable than paintball.
• Low population- target market in Wenatchee area =22,364 .
• High startup costs- We would need loans and investments.
Made By: Colette, Samuel, Clayton, Miguel, Ramon, Kenia and Nicole
Lazer Elite
Competitive Advantage
Start up Capital
• People traveling = Tourists
• Population Increasing
• Bad weather- Good for us because we are indoors.
• Low cost of electricity-
Washington-Kwh= 2.7cents VS.
Kwh 34.65 cents in Hawaii
• Liability Issues (someone getting hurt)
• Laws and regulations- Pertaining to gun usage.
• Weather- In the summer people want to be outside.
Executive Summary
Lazer Elite is an indoor lazer tag business that is designed to help give the community a physical activity to do at a great price. Our overall goal is to reach children, teens, young adults, and families to come enjoy a safe but active participating game. As owners we wanted to create a business that was going to help the community by incorporating a recreational activity indoors all year long and lazer tag seemed to fit perfectly. We wanted to reach as many ages as possible by creating extra programs along with just normal game play by also having birthday parties and competitions. This should reach an age market from 5 years old to 29 on average. Another way we wanted to benefit the community was to stay open late, so young adults and teens have more proactive and safe activities to do. While in our facility, we will have a snack bar and waiting/gaming room with Xbox Ones and PlayStation 4's so customers have something to do while waiting for their lazer tag game to begin. Also they can stay after and hangout with friends.
This business is going to be an amazing fit in this community because of the wide range in age groups, the price, but also at the experience that they will have at Lazer Elite. The lazer tag game room will be filled with bright colored lights, equipment barriers of all different shapes and sizes to hide behind, and of course the equipment the customer needs while playing the game. We equip our customers with the latest technology in each vest, sensor, and gun; and will bring another level of excitement into each game that is played.
East Wenatchee
YMCA, Bowling Alley
Icicle Junction
Open all year long
Variety of different actives for all age groups
Gym, Classes, personal trainings
Pro shop
Large clientele and long term customers
Family friendly
Open all year long
Variety of Indoor activities
Gym, classes & activities
Basketball Quarts
Racquetball Quarts
Rock wall
Extra programs:
Day programs for kids,
Summer camps & kids classes
Family Friendly
Bowling Alley:
Available all year long
Arcade & pool tables
Food, Drinks, & Alcoholic beverages
Not extremely expensive
Family Friendly
Surrounding Cities
Male & Female Populations Ages 5-29
East Wenatchee
Rock Island
Marketing Plan
Products and Services provided
Online Virtual Tour
Team up with Wenatchee Valley College and Gateway Cinema
Discount if picture is posted on Social Media.
Word of Mouth
Human Resources
In order to achieve our initial business plan, we will require a funding totaling $500,000.00
that is to be paid back over an estimated minimum of 2 years and a maximum of 5 years. Fortunately, we have received a large donation of the aforementioned amount by Sam Deich, three-time World Series of Poker champion.
Costs (estimate):
• Rent and Property Taxes: $50,000.00
• Construction: $250,000.00
• Inventory (equipment, office expense): $100,000.00
• Wages (First Year): $100,000.00
Total: $500,000.00
What: There are no laser-tag activities within 100 miles
of the Wenatchee Valley. We service an entire region of potential customers, as well as customers from beyond our local demographic. With two full size arenas, we offer a fun laser-tag experience for many.
Why: Our high quality equipment, state-of the art facilities, and friendly staff will appeal to our target demographic of people ages 5 to 29. Our snack bar provides delicious refreshments to our customers at reasonable prices. Our gaming area encourages our customers to relax and pass time while waiting for a new laser tag session. All of these assets distinguish our business from our local competitors.
The first laser tag arena in Wenatchee Washington, "lazer Elite"! Our company is opening a state of the art facility offering high intensity laser tag entertainment to the community; This space will also offer a fully functioning video arcade consisting of PlayStation 4's and xbox 1's, birthday party room, corporate meeting center and a snack bar. The snack bar will also offer merchandise and memberships to the customers. We are targeting the ages (6-30) during the hour of (10am-12pm) all day, evenings will be for competitive and recreational play which includes renting the space for large group events, we will be doing league events all weekday evenings also. We are also offering corporate team building events for companies look to create a unique bonding and training experience for their teams.
Primary & Secondary Research
Secondary Research:
Cashmere: 1,044
Leavenworth: 561
Chelan: 1,174
Entiat: 356
East Wenatchee: 4,732
Quincy: 3,055
Rock Island: 316
Wenatchee: 11,126
Total: 22,364
Male & female ages 5-29
Lazer Elite is in the business of fun, and that means for our Employees as well as our Customers. We believe that the right people thrive in our fun and relaxed working environment.
Our Employees are unique individuals combining high energy, a strong work ethic, and a competitive spirit! Lazer Elite Employees are friendly and outgoing with a strong people orientation. They love to have fun, have a great sense of humor, and are excellent communicators.
In order to be qualified to work at Lazer Elite you must have:
• highly proficient and creative at solving problems
• Excellent customer service skills.
• Ability to communicate
• General knowledge of computers, cash register, various electronic devices, and various software. Cash handling experience desired.
• Excellent organizational skills
• 4 year college degree or 5 years experience in a management role or an equivalent combination is preferred.
We offer an excellent compensation and benefits package to include:
• Free 2-hour sessions every two weeks
• Paid week vacation
• Life Insurance
Our job offers will be posted on radio, high schools, and craigslist.
Target Market
Age group of 5-17
Divorced/married Parents
Parents $60,000 + income
Play video games
Use social media (Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, Facebook)
Psychographic: Outgoing. Likes to spend time with friends and family. Enjoys playing video games. Likes to be competitive.
Age group 18-29
1 or more son/daughter
$60,000+ Income
Use social media (Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, Facebook)
Psychographic: Spends time with family and kids. Enjoys competitive gaming.
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Hold Me Close
Book 4, Bridgewater County
Vanessa Vale
This book can be downloaded and read in iBooks on your Mac or iOS device.
Rachel wants one thing in life, a family of her own. But she's not going to get it without a man. Or can she?
They may have ruined their chances in the past, but Matt and Trevor know Rachel's the woman for them. When they discover her plans, they tell her they'll give her exactly what she wants. The old fashioned way. Because once they get their hands on her, they'll hold her close and never let go.
Warning: Panty melting! Hold Me Close is book 4 in the wildly dirty series where two obsessed alpha cowboys give the woman of their dreams exactly what she desires. This standalone HEA is all about her - no M/M.
Customer Reviews
Cowboy bosses? Yes, please!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
This yummy addition to the Bridgewater County series goes a little outside town to a Resort Ranch. This sexy trio has added heat in their relationship since Rachel is sleeping with her bosses! Ethan and Matt have some obstacles to overcome before they can truly make Rachel theirs, despite their steamy encounters, so enjoy the ride!
I really like this series and the variety the author offers in her storylines. Hold Me Close is a great addition and I highly recommend it!
Fun story
Hold Me Close is a quick read, easily finished in a couple of hours. It's fast-paced and overall, a fun story, but it does require quite the suspension of belief. I'm not talking about the menage part of this story - I knew that going in and while I'm pretty sure it doesn't happen quite so often, I can enjoy the story. My problem was with how fast this romance took off. I'm not a huge fan of instalove, but usually expect it in a book of this length. This one, however, was even faster than the norm for our cowboys, Matt and Ethan. Instant attraction, I could've been fine with, but one look and knowing she's the one is a bit much. Rachel's complete acceptance of this once it's revealed to her was another irksome detail for me. She did at least know a little something about them at that point, more than I can say for the heroes of this tale. It is a fun story and light on the drama, the characters are likable, the story flow is good, and the sex is over-the-top hot. Oh, and two sexy cowboys! If instant, and I do mean instant, love with lots of steamy goodness is something you enjoy, then this one is for you.
4/5 stars
Weird but ordinary dynamic for relationships for this town. Your first glimpse of Matt is when Rachel approached him the barn after a radio. He pretty much tells her to get lost when all she wanted to do was introduce herself to her new boss…. The readers opinion of Matt his a low here no matter how hot he is. Rachel just lets him have it and walks up. So this makes tensions in the office high especially when Ethan gets thrown in the mix and is trying to defuse the tensions. Rachel has this fear of intimacy that makes getting close to her hard. When the boys realize that she's going to go to a fertility clinic they finally pull out the big guns. It's hot and heavy for a while but Rachel is not so easily won over. Matt has to step up his game if they want this firecracker. It's hot, heavy and explosive but oh so delicious!
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- Kiss Me Crazy
- 2017
- Ride Me Dirty
- 2017
- Reitet Mich Wild
- 2017
- Claim Me Hard
- 2017
- Take Me Fast
- 2017
- $3.99
- Category: Contemporary
- Published: Aug 10, 2017
- Publisher: Bridger Media
- Seller: Bridger Media
- Print Length: 177 Pages
- Language: English
- Series: Book 4, Bridgewater County


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Solve for X is a quirky and informative science-themed variety show. Join us as storytellers, comedians, scientists and more bust open the barrier between science and the arts with a night full of fun facts, bad puns, and laughter.
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NFL Season Starts Tonight!
It's time to get the nachos, potato chips, or the hot wings ready to munch on for the game tonight. The NFL season kicks off tonight and it will be showcasing two of the best quarterbacks in the game today. The Super Bowl winning Colts will have Peyton Manning and his opponent will be from the swamps of New Orleans in Drew Brees. I love watching both of these quarterbacks and it should be a high scoring contest. I am going to say the Colts win this one 44 to 37 in the NFL's first game of the year.
Not only do you have the two best quarterbacks in the game today going at each other, but you also have the star rookie from last year in Reggie Bush. He is an incredible player to watch too, and he is worth the price of admission. He set a rookie record last year with 88 receptions and it should be fun to watch him add on to this total tonight. The Colts have lost key people on the defensive side of the ball, so the Saints should have no problems putting up the 37 points I have them down for. I just see Peyton as being the best ever and I think he finds a way for his team to win late and they will go over 40 points to do this. He will have a new wide receiver to throw to this year too in the rookie Anthony Gonzalez. It should be interesting to see how this 1st round pick by the Colts does in his rookie season with the best quarterback in the game throwing to him. Just buckle up your seat belts, because this is going to be one big offensive explosion and the winner will be the one who has the ball last or figures out how to stop the other guy!Click here for reuse options!
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