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Walton Oaks Apartments Leased-Up Six Months After Grand Opening
Augusta, Ga. (PRWEB) January 07, 2013
Walton Oaks is now fully leased just six months after opening, announces Walton Communities. The Augusta-based community celebrated their grand opening in July 2012, which drew a large crowd for festivities and tours of the new property. Less than half a year later, Walton Oaks, a mixed-income residential community is completely leased-up.
"We are thrilled to announce the successful lease-up of Walton Oaks. Our partnership with the Augusta Housing Authority has afforded us an incredible opportunity to provide housing solutions for over 100 new residents. We look forward to working with them to create more thriving communities should the opportunity arise," says Tom Wilkes, Principal at Walton Communities.
Located in Augusta, the new, fully leased community features amenities such as controlled access gates, fitness center, onsite laundry facilities, pet friendly units, and a smoke-free environment. Now leased-up, these apartments demonstrate the commitment of Walton Communities to building strong, closely-knit communities for its residents.
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Let Me Clear My Throat
Nonfiction by Elena Passarello
Sarabande Books, October 2012
Paperback: 240pp; $15.95
Review by Julie Swarstad Johnson
"Once the Voyager was loaded with its telemetry modulation units and spectrometers and radioisotope thermoelectric generators," writes Elena Passarello in Let Me Clear My Throat,
"we then made the decision to affix human voices to the
contraption's flanks." This image of singing voices rocketed beyond
the edges of our solar system vivifies Passarello's major concerns
in her debut essay collection. Here, she examines the human voice,
what it represents and communicates, and the global cultures and
historical periods that have highly valued it…
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So Recently Rent a World
New and Selected Poems: 1968-2012
Poetry by Andrei Codrescu
Coffee House Press, December 2012
Paperback: 352pp; $22.00
Review by Patrick James Dunagan
Andrei Codrescu is a grown-up punk kid who cherishes the pleasures of life. Reading his poems is to enter into the mind of a brilliant classroom prankster (and at least part-time sex junkie). There's a lot going on, and he has a lot to say about all of it. Zany, off-the-wall goofiness finds its place alongside serious astute reflection. This New and Selected
is all the more cherished for exhibiting the range of the poet's
self-transformation over the course of his lifetime…
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Ex-Boyfriend on Aisle 6
Fiction by Susan Jackson Rodgers
Press 53, October 2012
Paperback: 180pp; $14.95
Review by Jodi Paloni
In the nineteen stories from Ex-Boyfriend on Aisle 6,
Susan Jackson Rodgers creates strategically placed portals for
readers to enter the private world of her characters as they embark
on the difficult work of being human. This may sound like the
ordinary job of short fiction, but often Rodgers imposes intriguing
acts of karmic justice to waken her characters out of any chance of
going about business as usual…
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Beat Poetry
Nonfiction by Larry Beckett
Beatdom Books, October 2012
Paperback: 154pp; $16.00
Review by Lydia Pyne
Any collection of poetry and prose tells a particular story. It speaks to the influences, the narrative threads, and the aesthetic focus of the collector. The collection—the set of prosaic curios—provides the reader with the story the collector (the anthologizer) has pulled together to display. Beat Poetry
is a particularly interesting collection of poetry—one part
encyclopedia, one part timeline, one part showcase for the poetry
itself, and one part literary critique…
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The Heroin Chronicles
Edited by Jerry Stahl
Akashic Books, January 2013
Paperback: 240pp; $15.95
Review by David Breithaupt
If President Obama created a cabinet position for a Department of Heroin, he would no doubt appoint Jerry Stahl to run it. Chances of this happening are slim, so instead we have Stahl editing this wide-ranging anthology of pieces that, as the title suggests, chronicles the joys, pitfalls, and harrowing nature of the American narcotic experience.
Readers familiar with the writings of Jerry Stahl will concede his
expertise in the area of addiction and recovery, most notably
depicted in his masterful memoir…
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Last Friends
Fiction by Jane Gardam
Europa Editions, April 2013
Paperback, 240 pages, $16.00
Review by Olive Mullet
If you have not read Jane Gardam, you're in for a treat. Her fans will be delighted that this British writer—the only two-time Whitbread Award winner—has a third novel in her Old Filth trilogy, Last Friend.
Old Filth is Sir Edward Feathers's nickname, an acronym for "Failed
in London, Try Hong Kong." Feathers is a judge for engineering and
industrial suits in said city. His by-gone era, the Empire's end, is
represented by old people, his friends, and his memories, which are
unsentimental although nostalgic…
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Elizabeth Bishop in Brazil and After
A Poetic Career Transformed
Nonfiction by George Monteiro
McFarland, August 2012
Paperback: 224pp; $55.00
Review by Alyse Bensel
George Monteiro's series of critical essays investigating Elizabeth Bishop's work during and outside of her time living in Brazil is geared toward readers already familiar with Bishop. Divided into two sections, "Brazil" and "Elsewhere," Monteiro's essays range from a few pages that briefly analyze a single poem or event to larger works that encompass multiple poems, collected letters and correspondence, and Bishop's biography. Astonishingly comprehensive, Elizabeth Bishop in Brazil and After
manages a thorough undertaking of situating Bishop's life to her
work through…
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The Dervish
Fiction by Frances Kazan
OPUS, April 2013
Hardcover: 256pp; $24.95
Review by Girija Sankar
Turkey is in turmoil. World War I has just ended and the mighty Ottoman Empire is on the brink of collapse. The empire is being carved up as Allied protectorates. In a world of foggy truths, mistrust, deceit, and the weariness of war enters a young American widow, who is fleeing from memories of a distant past and wounds still raw from the death of a loved one. This all provides the dramatic setting for The Dervish, Frances Kazan's follow-up novel to Halide's Gift.
Mary Benedetti, the American protagonist, narrates the story more
than 40 years after her husband's death…
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An Anthology of Flash Fiction
Anthology edited by Katey Schultz and John Carr Walker
Trachodon Publishing, November 2012
Paperback: 121pp; $12.95
Review by Kirsten McIlvenna
In the editor's note, Katey Schultz points out that to her, the best flash fiction "mark[s] a moment in the story with such vivid texture, the reader has no choice but to feel it right between the eyes." And that is a great description of all of the pieces included in this collection. In each one, you can pinpoint the exact moment where it twists, revealing a deeper meaning, a hidden truth, or a surprising plot change.
In Brendan Isaac Jones's "Mitch," the narrator is a young boy who,
when his pet fish dies…
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The Sultan of Byzantium
Fiction by Selçuk Altun
Translated from the Turkish by Clifford Endres and Selhan Endres
Telegram Books, April 2013
Paperback: 288pp; $14.95
Review by Patricia Contino
"What are you, some kind of aristocratic character escaped from a romantic novel?" asks the comely professor of the narrator/protagonist, who fits this description so perfectly. He also may or may not be The Sultan of Byzantium
of Selçuk Altun's absorbing novel. The longest-lasting and most
satisfying intrigue is that readers never learn the name of the
narrator, a dashing economics professor, until the book's
conclusion. How it is revealed, resolving many a loose end, is well
worth the journey getting there…
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Poetry by François Villon
Translated from the French by David Georgi
Northwestern University Press, December 2012
Paperback: 304pp; $21.95
Review by Patrick James Dunagan
I've found more often than not among poetry fans the myth of
Villon the "criminal poet" usually exists far in advance of any
experience reading the actual work. Much of this is a result of the
general lackadaisical attention given in our day and age to
searching out older texts on our own to enlarge our reading. We tend
to hear from others more than discover for ourselves, taking what we
hear as valid evidence rather than looking for ourselves. Books such
as this one are needed opportunities to rectify this behavior…
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Safe as Houses
Fiction by Marie-Helene Bertino
University of Iowa Press, October 2012
Paperback: 164pp; $16.00
Review by Katy Haas
In her debut short story collection, Safe as Houses, Marie-Helene Bertino fills the pages with wit and warmth in her nine stories. Bertino, who served as the associate editor of One Story for six years, shows good mastery of the short story in her unique storylines—such as dating the idea of your significant other, or a lonely alien coming to Earth to learn more about humans.
The title story follows a man named Pluto and his newly acquired
partner, Mars, as they break into someone's house to destroy the
sentimental objects there. Leaving money and material valuables
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We finished 16th in the league and that's where we deserved to be, I'm afraid to say"
This year, though, United went into the penultimate fixture still haunted by the very real prospect of relegation back to the Championship"
His set list at the Metro Radio Arena on Saturday was powerful and moving, fluctuating between bluesy upbeat tracks such as What It Is and Corned Beef City, to other numbers that gradually build in intensity, with Knopfler's trade mark searing guitar licks filling the venue"
Set The World on Fire wasn't exactly hot, hot, hot – more a lovely little glow that warmed you up quite nicely thank you!"
Customer service when dining out is as important to me as the food itself. And thankfully when we visited St Sushi the place excelled on both counts"
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When I put the exp.share on a Pokemon that's at a low level, it's gains much more experience than when it's like it's 40s. Why is this?
EDIT: It seems like you aren't understanding the question. What I'm saying is, for example, A level 20 Haunter beat a level 60 Bibarel. Haunter gained 4000 exp AT THAT LEVEL. Now a couple days later ive trained haunter and he is now level 40. I beat a level 60 Bibarel again, this time he only gains around 2000 exp. Why?
This has to do with the Lv. and growth rate of your Haunter.The higher the level the less Exp. your gunna get. That's just how it is you not gunna get as much exp. from that Lv.2 Patrat you first battled with your starter, who is a way higher Lv. than it when you beat the game.
Experience differs by the level of the two Pokemon battling. If a level 1 beats a level 100, it will get much more experience than if a level 100 beat a level 1. So that's probably why.
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Beauty and the Princeton Piety
The Princeton Theology was an attempt to maintain Reformed theology and experience in America during the nineteenth and the opening decades of the twentieth centuries. The men at Princeton staunchly defended the objective elements in the Christian faith against the …Read More
An 11th Century Reformer
According to tradition, following the Norman Conquest of England in 1066, William the Conqueror, the Duke of Normandy, captured the English throne. As a result, Edgar the Atheling of England was unable to secure his rightful claim to the English …Read More
Anselm held the position of archbishop of Canterbury from 1093 to 1109. A Benedictine monk, philosopher, and theologian, he stands as one of the most significant thinkers in the history of the Western church. His influence is not due to …Read More
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Some men's greatness may be seen in how largely they loom over the movements they launched. But greater men are they whose movements loom large over them — even to the point of obscuring them from view. Gerhard Groote was …Read More
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I have journeyed through the land of Narnia. Nearly ten years ago, I had the privilege to stay at Rathvinden House, located in the beautiful rolling-green countryside of County Carlow, Ireland. At that time, the Rathvinden estate was owned and …Read More
Where Is the Glory Found?
As birthdays go, it's a big one. It is fitting and appropriate that we would mark the five-hundredth anniversary of the birth of John Calvin. Trouble is, that occasion is being marked in at least two different ways. First …Read More
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text: Selling cocaine is very profitable. I've never used it myself, nor sold it of course. But, alcohol is just as dangerous, probably much more so actually. And, if he doesn't sell it, someone else will. People are still going to get their drugs of choice. Governments can't even keep it out of prisons, let alone out of society. I think he is a hero for providing such services to people who want them despite great risk to himself from the criminals posing as cops. ;)It would be especially heroic to break him out of prison.


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It's not just the goal, but both the reaction and laughter from the Oilers' bench & Pink, himself. Check out the "choke" sign from Taylor Hall 18 seconds into the video and the smile on Jacques' (number 22) face at the end.
You couple that with referee Stephen Walkom (Colin Campbell's e-mail buddy) calling the Oilers for delay of game on a puck that was shot through the photographer's hole in the glass, and there's just nothing good happening at Honda Center.
The Ducks' announcers really get on my nerves. They sound like homers and it gets boring after a while. If their team is playing shitty, they should say so.
Seriously. Could Perry be more of a self destructive idiot? I don't even fault him for this goal against himself….that can happen. I get that. Who would ever think that putting the puck up the middle from directly behind the net with a pulled goalie would find its way to the other end of the ice? That being said…this kind of crap happens to him all the time. He's such a complete tool…that its just karma I suppose. This kid seriously is as dumb as dirt.
And he'll always be the title holder of the WORST taunting in hockey history. He intimidates NO ONE!


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Original MonsterUp receives an update, in-app purchases now available for Win Phone 8
The paid version of MonsterUp, the popular platormer, has been updated. The title has continuously been bumped in the past to apply fixes and introduce more functionality for players, but has since been overtaken by the sequel, MonsterUp Adventures. So what's new in the latest version of MonsterUp?
Should you be on Windows Phone 8, you'll be able to take advantage of in-app purchases that enable players to purchase all monsters. Unfortunately, this feature is only available for those on the latest version of Windows Phone and on the paid edition of the app itself. It's not supported in the lite version as monsters can't be unlocked by any means.
As well as in-app purchasing, the latest release slashes the special power timer in half to make said abilities more fun and convenient to use. While not a massive update, it's neat to have such functionality in place for those who wish to spend a few funds and support the developer to do so, as well as the boost in power. You can also check out MonsterUp Adventures, the sequel to MonsterUp.
You can download MonsterUp and MonsterUp Lite from the Windows Phone Store.
There are 6 comments. Sign in to commentinside man 55 says:
Working the graveyard shift Rich?
marioskar says:
Are you saying that I should stop supporting older games? About 7000 people downloaded the game this month alone.
inside man 55 says:
Not at all, rich posted the article about 12 am London time, seems like late working hours, then he had another article on 7.8 after that, busy day...had nothing to do with the game, which I know is very popular
Nimdock says:
I love updates... But now I can't start a new game. :(
Edit: Uninstalled, restarted and reinstalled and now it works.
unstoppablekem says:
C'mon Gameloft. Release those games so I don't have to play mediocre games anymore.
Cartman says:
Thats weird. The web store has version 1.24 but the app store on the phone has 1.21. Tried to install it from the web but it installed 1.21.


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Sheriff's Office: Preempted assault at Wal-Mart leads to chase; Pontiac man arrested after neighbor stabs his pit bull
Two men fled Oakland County Sheriff's Deputies from the Wal-Mart at 2500 S. Adams Road in Rochester Hills early Sunday morning in what is believed to be a stolen van.
Deputies responded to the store around 2:30 a.m. after it was reported two men were attempting to assault another person, when the complainant pepper sprayed the would-be attacker. The men then sped away in the van.
Rochester Hills deputies attempted to stop the van before the men fled to Pontiac, where they lost sight of the vehicle. It was later located unoccupied on Anderson Street near Michigan and the men were seen running from the van.
A K-9 track was attempted, but failed.
Several bottles of stolen alcohol with security devices still attached were found in the van as well as the back yard of a home in the 200 block of Anderson Street.
Deputies got permission to search the home and one of the suspects was found inside.
The van is thought by deputies to have been stolen in Waterford last week.
Rochester Hills detectives are still investigating.
Pontiac man arrested after neighbor stabs his pit bull
Oakland County Sheriff's deputies say a 53-year-old Pontiac man had to be arrested after getting upset after a neighbor stabbed his pit bull Saturday afternoon. Continued...
According to the sheriff's office, the pit bull escaped the yard at the man's home on Adelaide Street and attacked the neighbor's dog. The owner of the victim dog came to its rescue, stabbing the pit bull.
Deputies tried to calm the owner of the pit bull, but the man was confrontational, according to deputies. He was taken to St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Pontiac after complaining that he was having trouble breathing. He was ticketed for resisting and obstructing as well as for failing to keep his dog in his yard.
Deputies did not specify what the man used to stab the pit bull or the condition of the dog.
Pontiac man attacked by large group
Deputies were called to break up a large fight on the 100 block of Duane Street in Pontiac early Sunday morning and followed a blood trail to a victim who said he had been jumped by several men.
The 41-year-old Pontiac man was taken to McLaren Oakland hospital and was listed in stable condition with superficial wounds to his back.
Deputies said the man was uncooperative and declined to press charges against any of his attackers.
Arson in Pontiac
A house fire late Saturday on the 1500 block of Joslyn Road in Pontiac was determined to be arson. The home was abandoned, according to the Sheriff's Office.
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Fair play to miller always like to watch him fight but that night was just plain embarrassing to watch
I really, really hope that the bit about the big issue seller off the street being offered £100 quid to fight was a joke.
Fighting, writing and mood lighting.
For a man who comes from the west country he has a rather strange accent. Why was the room empty? Anyone?
Jesus christ. What language is he speaking? Caribbean Cockney? - An American commenting on Terry Etim's accent
What's bad is the fact it's actually feasible.
If it were true I wouldn't be surprised.
He did learn from the best
7mins40. LOL!!
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saint_matthew wrote:pawsplay wrote:Belial666 wrote:That depends. If Superman stunts off an instant lobotomy off his heat vision or something, then he can probably do it without hero points. Something along the lines of;
Ranged Will Affliction 18 (impaired+vulnerable/disabled+stunned, limited degree, extra condition, distracting)
Why would this be resisted by Will? It's not like the power of someone's mind is going to stop heat vision.
Not unless Doomsday has suddenly developed telekentic abilities... An even then, no.
See, the REAL solution to this is that Supes power stunts a teleport to represent flying real fast to grab Zatanna or Dr. Fate, so THEY can power-stunt a lobotomy spell based around will.


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Tewksbury Residents Gathering Backpacks, School Supplies For Newtown Kids
Students had to leave supplies behind during evacuation and Sand Hook elementary remains sealed off.
An Tewksbury resident is spearheading an effort to deliver backpacks filled to school supplies to the displaced students of Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
Suzanne Countie, an office manager with Merrimack Family Practice, said the goal is to gather 650 backpacks, each filled with school supplies.
"These kids had to leave all of their school stuff behind," said Countie. The school has remained an active crime scene since 26 people, including 20 children, were killed by a gunman last week. Civilians have not been allowed back inside.
Countie said she is asking Tewksbury residents to donate backpacks and, if possible, fill them with elementary supplies. She plans to lead a caravan of vehicles, driven by family and friends, to deliver the backpacks on Friday, Dec. 28.
"This is just families helping out families," said Countie. "We know this is a hard time, around Christmas, and people don't have a lot. But really, anything people can do is great. Even if it's just a pack of crayons."
Countie said she hasn't approached any of the local discount giants to ask them to take care of the entire donation because she is hoping this will be a grassroots, community effort.
"We've got about 100 backpacks right now and that's just been through the first 24 hours," she said.
Dr. Frank Osborne, medical director for Merrimack Family Medicine, is allowing the practice to be used as a drop-off spot for donations.
Backpacks and supplies can be dropped off at the practice, located at 600 Clark Road, adjacent to the Market Basket at Stadium Plaza. Drop off times are Friday, Dec. 21 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday, Dec. 24 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and Wednesday, Dec. 26 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
For more information on the backpack/school supply drive for Newtown can contact Suzanne Countie at 978-851-4141.
3:09 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
According to a Facebook post; Sandy Children Help 3 hours ago
* Hello Everyone, thank you for such a wonderful response to the SNOWFLAKES project! * Also, some people ask for details regarding a SCHOOL SUPPLIES DRIVE posted earlier in this page and others... Please, DON'T send or ship school supplies from far and abroad :-) Thank you so much for your generosity but for many reasons is better to get what they may need locally! There is a "small" school supplies drive going on, locally, and it's greatly appreciated as a gesture, hands to hands. It ends tomorrow Friday the 21st of December * If you want to contribute with money, find other posts in this page and others with links to Newtown oficial pages. Always verify first, unfortunately scum exists. * Some people are making cranes, we'll post something soon about it * You may want to send pictures of your snowflakes and cranes to email@example.com * Thank you :-)
Bill Gilman
3:23 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
Thanks for the info Stacie. As i understand it ... Suzanne has been in touch with the folks down in Newtown, so this venture is "sanctioned."
3:48 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
Wonderful! Glad to hear this. Bill could you get me in touch with the person who organized the vigil in Tewksbury? I'd like some advise, I will be holding one here in Wilmington.
3:57 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
I spoke to a volunteer in Newtown who is helping organize donations and told them we are coming down on the 28th. They are currently looking for a space for us to deliver the backpacks.
5:14 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
What an AWESOME thing you are putting together, Suzanne!!! I am happy to call you a friend, and to be part of what you are doing here!!
11:18 am on Friday, December 21, 2012
Hey Suzanne, you are without a doubt the most passoniate person I know. I think what you are doing is incredible and thoughtful. I know that this jesture will put a smile on faces that have seen so much sadness. Thank you from my family to yours. Merry Christmas and happiest of New Years. Drive safe! Andrea Quinn
1:35 pm on Monday, December 31, 2012
On Friday, 5 cars loaded up and headed down to Sandy Hook Elementary.
We had with us 17 people, 300+ backpacks, LOTS of teacher supplies and an whole lot of love.
The volunteers were ready for our arrival and could not have been more appreciative… They genuinely were so excited about our delivery.
After unloading we visited the memorial sight in the tiny downtown area of Sandy Hook – within walking distance to the entrance of the school.
This idyllic New England town has been flipped upside down. All along the sidewalk, stacked 2+ feet deep and high were thousands of teddy bears, angels, candles, signs, cards, wreaths, poems, crosses and every other wonderful memento sent to the community from all over the world. Everyone walked in a silent-single file to view these tributes, say a prayer and shed many tears. A single tree, bare of its leaves, had hanging 26 large white crosses each with a name of those we lost, while attached to a post were 26 white roses – each with a hand painted face of those 26 angels.
1:36 pm on Monday, December 31, 2012
Off to the left of the town center was a partially closed road, kept open only for pedestrians which lead to the entrance of the school's driveway. We walked up the road, as if we were being drawn by a higher power.. Once over the crest of the hill you immediately saw 26 Christmas trees lining the street - each adorned with a beautiful large white angel on top and tons of teddy bears, gifts and tributes laid out on the ground below. The huge carved wooden heart with a large crack down its center and the note: "Our Hearts are Broken" so poignantly says it all.
Personally, I am honored and humbled to have been part of this project. In all of this sadness, I am reminded again there is still so much good left in this world and it was evident throughout Newtown and Sandy Hook. And WE did make a difference..
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Most of his career he focused in sales and business. Survived by wife Mary Ann Ensor, children Scott (Barbara) Ensor and Christy (Randy) Edwards, sisters Eloise Hendrix, Gaynel Raschen, Mary Hobson and Edna Warnock, grandchildren Jeremy and Jason Dodgion, Justin, Jacob and Jessica Ensor, Joshua Barr, Jada Jessup, Jordan Kitchen and Miranda Edwards and 12 great grandchildren.
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marijuana; derivative of chronic; this term can be used around authorities with no consequences; it can also be placed into a number of words and phrases (i.e. Chron Howard, Chronny Depp, Anachronda, Chron Stewart, L. Chron Hubbard) Wanna go burn some chron?
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1.n. potent marijuana.
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Orgininally used to classify the high-grade or potency of marijuana. Now, can be used as an adjective/noun to describe or denote anything possessing good qualities or leading to beneficial results. Short for and interchangable with chronic. Man, I got some strawberry toaster struedles the other day; that shit was the CHRON.
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Up to this point in my life, I had never imagined how I would give birth. My only experience with birth was watching my little sister, Sophie, being born when I was 11. My mom gave birth in a hospital, and it was pretty quick and uneventful. I remember my dad holding her hand, rubbing her back, and speaking quietly in her ear. The doctor poked his head in a few times, checked dilation, and finally showed up right before Sophie was born. There were beeping machines, a television was on in the background, and a nurse brought me milkshakes. I remember watching in awe as Sophie's body emerged from my mother's, and wondered why the nurses took her so quickly away for weighing and measuring and washing. When they finally brought her back, all wrapped in a brand new blanket, I was the first to hold her.
My first and only experience with birth wasn't a negative one, although it is very different from what I eventually chose for myself. The doctor seemed kind, the nurses were helpful, and of course my dad was there to give support and love. When I picture my mother in labor, I see her sitting in the hospital bed in quiet discomfort, her eyes focusing intently on her round stomach. It is then that she makes an offhand comment that changes how I think and feel and envision birth for myself, a comment that I've carried with me for 14 years:
"It makes more sense to stand, I think. I feel like I'm pushing against gravity when I'm laying down here."
I doubt she even remembers saying this, but it shifted something inside of me. It made it possible for me picture a different birth.
When I found out I was pregnant with Sela I was working as a wellness counselor at Good Earth, a local health food store. I worked closely with a group of women who had recently finished their doula training and had worked with women who had given birth at home. We spent a lot of time talking about birth, all of the different ways that women support other women through the birthing process, and how important it is to have a support system in place in order to have the birth you want.
One of the women, my dear friend Vanessa, was pregnant with her first child and planning a home birth. I think I probably made her crazy with all of my questions during those first months, but she always answered my questions in such a positive and confident way. She knew the kind of birth she wanted and she was making it happen. A few weeks before she gave birth, she invited me to a birth party that was being held to honor her transition into motherhood. It was such an amazing night. I remember how much love and support and laughter filled V's home, and felt such a strong sense of sisterhood with those women who believed in a woman's ability to give birth however she chose.
When I went home that night, I had made up my mind; I wanted a home birth. I wanted to be in my own home, making decisions about my own body, and surrounded by people who believed in me.
Brian and I interviewed a few different midwives, but felt the most comfortable with Diane. We met with her at her home on a warm August afternoon, she was in the middle of a family reunion and her backyard was full of grandchildren. She asked us questions regarding our medical history, what kind of birth I wanted, and shared her credentials. She had delivered over 3,000 babies and had 30 years of experience. She started the midwifery college in Utah. She was confident and knowledgeable, answering all of our questions easily, and we knew that many midwives called Diane during long or complicated births for help and advice. She laughed easily and seemed to be more like an eccentric grandmother than a medical professional.
I started visiting with her at about 8 weeks. She lived 25 minutes from my home and I would drive to her house once a month for prenatal visits. She had a quiet room in her basement that she used as her office. When I arrived she would test my urine and I would weigh myself. Then we would go into her office + I would sit on the comfortable bed with a bright quilt while she took my blood pressure and we talked about what had happened in the past month. She would measure my growing stomach + listen to heart sounds. My visits lasted about 45 minutes and I felt comfortable talking to her about my changing body, the fears I had about labor, and the worry I had about being a young mother. I would usually leave with a list of herbs or supplements she felt would help prevent anemia, heartburn, and nervousness.
Around my 37th week of pregnancy, Diane came to my apartment for my prenatal appointments. This is common for home birth midwives, they like to know how to get to your house + become familiar with your home before you go into labor. She stayed about 2 hours and we talked about where we would put the birthing tub, how many people would be present, and where Diane could go once labor started so she wouldn't feel in the way.
On April 2, I woke up early with contractions. They were mild and erratic, but I felt that I should call Diane anyway. She told me she would be by at 2:00 to do an exam, but to call her if anything changed. I spent the morning pacing my living room, talking to my mom on the phone, and chatting anxiously with Brian. When Diane came, the contractions were coming every 5- 7 minutes, so Diane checked me and I was dilated to a 2. She said she had a few errands to run, but that she would be back at 5:00 or so, and to keep in touch with her during the next few hours.
Things continued to progress slowly, and by 5:00 I was feeling pretty uncomfortable. I had called my doula, Liz, my mom, and Briana who would be the assistant midwife. Everyone showed up around 6:00, and we spent the evening laughing together and working through contractions. I always had someone holding my hand or applying counter pressure to my hips. We all tried getting some sleep around 9:00, I curled up on the couch with a hot pad but couldn't get comfortable enough to rest. I was up and down, pacing the living room and leaning on Liz or Brian for support. At midnight, I was desperate to get into the birthing tub. So we filled it with hot water and I settled in, finally being able to fully relax my tired body. I floated in and out of sleep during those early morning hours, my body feeling weightless in the dark water. Liz was there to hold my hand and breath through each contraction with me. Diane put herbs in the bath that turned the water pink, and we joked how it almost felt like a spa. Around 6:00 AM Diane was worried that things weren't progressing and made the decision to break my water. After my water broke, things started to get serious. My contractions were getting more and more intense every minute and they were coming quickly, almost one on top of the other. I couldn't believe that my body could do anything so powerful. I remember Liz pressing on my hips and whispering gentle words to help me focus. She was breathing with me and talking to me and holding my hands when the contraction would finally pass.
There is absolutely nothing that compares to the feelings I had after giving birth to Sela. It is something that has defined me not only as a mother, but as a woman. I chose a path that taught me about the strength, power, and wisdom of women's bodies, and I will always be grateful for the opportunity I was given to bring Sela into this world surrounded and supported by women who believed not only in me, but in her too.


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8 comments:
- KATE EVANS said...
I dig all you say (and have been laughing hard--you're hilarious) BUT...
David Archuleta is NOT a Stepford idol!!! That kid can freaking SING. So could Melinda Doolittle--THAT'S what they have in common.
Yeah, what's up with all the cute boys who look like lesbians? I'm kinda liking that.
PS: This means I'm watching. Dammit. - 1:47 AM
- Dustin said...
OK... last night was the most I have ever watched of American Idol, which was only because I turned on the tv and that's what happened to be on... I tuned in when Dannie was singing.... I cracked up when he flamed out at the end, I was expecting three snaps in a Z formation.
I think I might have gotten in trouble for saying outloud that Michael J. could light my fire. - 7:42 AM
I was trying to figure out all the gay boys. I think my gaydar was malfunctioning. Danny and Colton for sure, but i think David Archuletta is too. He has more than a passing acquaintance with show tunes. I thought the dreadlock boy was a little mo-ish also but maybe because he looked like a girl. David Hernandez might be also. This could be the most gays on the show ever.
- Radish King said...
I refuse to watch the show, but I watch you. You're much better.
- bookfraud said...
i only caught the last dude singing "light my fire," thought he was completely lame, and was flummoxed that simon didn't rip him a new one.
radish is right: why watch the show when your recaps are so much better? "frodo baggins in a fright wig." "more camp than a row of tents." "what airport hotel lounge did this guy escape from?"
i mean, collin, this is great stuff. you should publish it or something. - 12:20 PM
- Keith said...
Did I miss you saying how Paula pretty much swallowed a bottle and finished it off with a fifth of Beam before the show started? The stuttering, the nonsensical and seemingly complimenting confusion. I mean, seriously, it was funny before, but it's time to be professional now.
And yeah, you're right on for the most part, Collin. I thought this was supposed to be a talented group? I wish 4 could go home on Thursday instead of 2. It's week 1 I know, but damn... - 12:59 PM
- Collin said...
Thanks for reading, fellow bloggers. :)
Keith, I thought Paula was pretty coherent...for her. She must have taken the pills right before airtime. She's been much, much worse. There was only one audition episode where she was obviously on meds, so I'm hoping we'll have a least a couple Miss Pill moments this season while the competition is under way. - 1:37 PM
I thought Paula was pretty sober last night. Maybe she will be off the pill wagon tonight.


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If you were ferrari, and had to pick someone to team up with Kimi in 2009, would you take Nando or Vettel?
I think Nando ruined his chances with the Scuderia with his attempted blackmail of McLaren last year.
Remember, if he did that in Italy, he would already be "missing".
Yeah... I know that THE GODFATHER would give him "special treatment" if he did that in La Rossa.
With a Good car, taking Nando would leave other teams with no chances, Ferrari would win Billions and we would remember McLaren 88-89 era. Taking Vettel would be a challenge for Kimi but he would be still No1.
So basically its a matter of the degree of conservatism you can have.
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Forever 21 has threatened to sue style blogger Rachel Kane for her blog WTForever21, which they claim does not represent the brand in a positive light, and having a site name that people may negatively associate with Forever 21 (though it says very clearly on her home page that the two entities are not affiliated). Why all the hullabaloo?
Well, most of us have heard of a little thing such as free speech…a.k.a the First Amendment (anyone? anyone?) which gives Rachel Kane all the right in the world to publish her site and criticize Forever 21′s (sometimes) preposterous outfits, garments, jewelery, accessories, etc. She totally gives credit to Forever 21 to owning the title Forever 21 and (I repeat) establishes that she is NOT affiliated with Forever 21 in any size, shape or form.
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Forever 21 is the Goliath of inexpensive clothing companies. They're monstrous, corporate and mean. They also have locations across the globe, which gives them tons of influence and lots of money. Let's be honest — it's all about the money.
While Kane's site is popular, it is not riddled with advertisements. Meaning: she's probably not making much money off the site. Put her up against Forever 21 in a courtroom, and she will probably lose…and then be strapped with millions of dollars in legal fees.
Forever 21′s business practices have been criticized numerous times. I'll spare you all of the problems they've encountered with the law (if you're interested, check here), but they've definitely gotten into some trouble with wages and design infringement. Think about it — cheap, trendy clothing is too good to be legally legitimate. But, the owners of the company, Do Won Chang and Jin Sook, have managed to finagle their way out of problems (probably) by having great lawyers.
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Running Debian testing with Xfce.
I'm trying to find the settings for allowing remote desktop connection.
I Gnome 2 there was Remote Desktop Preferences where I could choose to allow incoming connections and set security permissions however I cannot find anything similar to that in Xfce.
I've lookin in synaptic but cannot find anything obvious to use.
What should I be using to set VNC connections?
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Hi Taoleo,
I've been having the same problems too.
Found a partial answer on this guys web site (below).
Install Vino (if you're already using gnome I guess you have it).
Only works once autostarted on reboot.
I can now access the host desktop......but only if I authorise it on that desktop first which is going to be difficult when I'm not at home. I'm not sure all of the functions of vino are working.
"Remote Desktop (VNC) Access on Xubuntu (XFCE) 8.10
Posted by sam lesher on December 1, 2008 8 (vino) that allows you to VNC into your existing desktop session (usually on the :0 display). However, XFCE does not have a native VNC package built in. The best option I have found is to use vino, the same VNC app that Gnome uses. Here's how:
Install vino:
$ sudo apt-get install vino
Configure vino:
$ vino-preferences
Then enter this command in your Autostarted Apps to start vino server:
This works well for me, the only feature I have found that doesn't work is the "disable wallpaper on remote login" setting."
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Hi Taoleo,
Now have it working.
Removed Vino (in fact reinstalled xfce without gnome) and used this method which works for me.
"Re: Enable Remote Desktop
by tomascl » Wed Apr 06, 2011 4:46 pm
It was a headache but I solved it.
First you must install x11vnc
then create a password using
x11vnc -storepasswd
Finally go to [$HOME]/.config/Autostart
and create shortcut and name it X11VNC.desktop
[Desktop Entry]
Exec=x11vnc -forever -usepw -httpport 5900
To access your desktop just use any vncviewer directing to your IP and type your password
I hope this had help you
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I'll give that a try and get back to you.
@ toastkid,
Using Xfce
Thanks for that suggestion I'm sure it is going to help solve the issue.
In my first post I mentioned trying to find something like Remote Desktop Preferences where I need check the preference for allowing remote access, passwords etc.
It was there with Gnome 2 however Xfce doesn't appear to offer anything similiar.
I'm no expert however I'm familiar with VNC and remote viewing and I can't remember being able to set it up without steeing preferences somewhere.
thanks toastkid,
I wasn't paying attention properly I didn't realise that x11nvc was a application with gui I thought it was a patch of sorts.
One more question: is there a was to keep the settings in x11vnc they seem to revert to the default on each start up?
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dtv channels missingI live near 59643, Toston Montana, I have a winegard antenna installed in a new 2009 star stream camper, and I hooked up a dtv converter box, channel 12-1 works well, but channel 10-1 has absolutely no signal, and says invalid channel, but when I switch to analog, the channel comes in clear, could there be a problem with the antenna not picking up all the frequencies dtv uses? I use an airlink 101 dtv converter box.
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Re: dtv channels missingGood morning farmmatt -
Channel 12.1 from Helena MT is broadcasting their digital signal on channel 12's frequency which is VHF. Where as channel 10.1 is actually broadcasting their digital signal UHF on channel 29's frequency. The Sensar antenna on your camper is designed to and will receive all channels 2-69 if the signal is strong enough. It sounds like you are in an area that has weak UHF signals and there is not enough TV signal for your converter box to lock onto. You can try adding channel 10.1 manually if your converter box will allow you to do so. But try entering channel 29 in place of 10.1 to see if the converter box will lock onto that frequency since that is the frequency channel 10.1 is using..
Re: dtv channels missingI tried to add channels manually, but that didn't work. I was reading the paper today and found out that they were having problems with getting fcc licenses and problems with broadcasting at incorrect frequencies. So I think the problem originated from Helena. They referred it to a work in progress, and said that the problems would be fixed soon.
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Kohler K-12182-PB Polished Brass Fairfax Single Hole Bathroom Faucet - Includes Metal Pop-Up Drain Assembly
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Technical Specs
Installation Guide | |
Specification Sheet | |
ADA | Yes |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Drain Assembly Included | Yes |
Eco Friendly | Yes |
Escutcheon Included | No |
Faucet Centers | 4 |
Faucet Holes | 1 |
Flow Rate (GPM) | 1.5 |
Handle Material | Metal |
Handle Style | Lever |
Handles Included | Yes |
Low Lead Compliant | Yes |
Made in America | Yes |
Material | Brass |
Max Deck Thickness | 1.75 |
Mounting Type | Single Hole |
Number Of Handles | 1 |
Overall Height | 7.50 |
Overall Width | 6 |
Pop-Up Included | Yes |
Spout Height | 2.125 |
Spout Reach | 5.00 |
Theme | Traditional / Classic |
Valve Included | Yes |
Valve Type | Ceramic Disc |
Water Efficient | Yes |
WaterSense Certified | Yes |
This product has additional required/recommended options. To configure, add to your cart.
Installation Services Recommended
Product Features:
- Fully covered under Kohler's limited lifetime faucet warranty
- Faucet body constructed of solid brass
- Kohler finishes resist corrosion and tarnishing - exceeding industry standards for durability
- The Fairfax Collection brings a touch of elegance and nostalgia to the bathroom
- Simple curving spouts and graceful design that complements a variety of styles
- Smooth single handle operation
- Metal pop-up drain assembly included
- Includes escutcheon (cover plate) for sinks with 3 faucet holes
- ADA compliant
- Low lead compliant - meeting federal and state regulations for lead content
- Designed for use with standard U.S. plumbing connections
- WaterSense-labeled product - uses at least 30% less water than standard 2.2 GPM faucets, while still meeting strict performance guidelines
- Features and extra-secure mounting assembly
- All hardware needed for mounting is included
Product Technologies / Benefits:
- WaterSense/Eco-Performance: To help make a difference on a global scale and further its role as industry leaders in eco-performance practices, Kohler has established partnerships with a number of environmental organizations, including WaterSense. Many Kohler faucets are equipped with low-flow aerators; meaning they use less water, while continuing to meet superior performance standards.
Product Specifications:
- Overall Height: 7-1/2" (measured from the counter top to the highest part of the faucet)
- Spout Height: 2-1/8" (measured from the counter top to the spout's outlet)
- Spout Reach: 5" (measured from the center of the faucet base to the center of the spout's outlet)
- Faucet mounts in a single hole configuration
- Number of Holes Required for Installation: 1
- Flow Rate: 1.5 GPM (gallons-per-minute)
- Maximum Thickness of Mounting Deck: 1-3/4"
- 1 handle included with faucet
Product Variations:
- K-12182 : This model
- K-12181: This model + escutcheon
- K-12183: Vessel (taller) version of this model
- K-12265-4: Widespread version of this model
- K-12266-4: Centerset version of this model
Gracious living is characterized by qualities of charm, good taste, generosity of spirit and the enhancement of nature. It is Kohler's mission that you can improve your sense of gracious living with every experience you have with a Kohler product or service.
With everything that Kohler does it lives on the leading edge of design and technology, while maintaining a constant level of quality regardless of price. Kohler sets the standard of excellence in its field, and yet is constantly striving to improve.
From sustainable products in the kitchen and bath, to engines for lawn tractors and generators, to power systems that protect data centers and urban landscapes all over the world; this is what the Kohler Company is all about.
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Our SKU: K-12182
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
Brushed Chrome - K-12182-BN
Brushed Nickel - K-12182-2BZ
Oil Rubbed Bronze (2BZ) - K-12182-PB*
Polished Brass - K-12182-CP
Polished Chrome - K-12182-CB*
Polished Chrome/Polished Brass - K-12182-BV*
Vibrant Brushed Bronze
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
16 Questions from the Community
Does a oil rubbed bronze stopper come with this product?
I have seen the K-12182 BN described as "Vibrant Brushed Nickel" and "Brushed Nickel." I assume these are the same. Can you confirm?
Does this product comply with California Law Lead Law?
I like this Fairfax faucet in oil-rubbed bronze, but there don't seem to be matching accessories (towel bars, toilet paper holders) in that finish. Can you recommend something that would go with it, either a different finish or a different collection?
A. Thank you for your question. Though many of the Fairfax accessories have not been released in the ORB finish yet, many of the accessories from the Devonshire Collection have and are of a comparable shape and style: such as the K-10555, K-10554 and the K-10551.
Does this come with the chrome plate to cover three hole counters?
What is the difference between the 12181 and 12182?
The picture shows a white finial on top of this. Can you tell me if other finials are included? (for example clear or blank as I don't like the white)
Can this faucet be used with a push close drain?
One question was asked about the button, but the answer was not clear. Exactly what buttons are included in the box? Would it match the finish ordered?
The white button on top of the faucet, is it plain white or does it have words on it like "hot & cold"?
how much room from to the back wall should be allowed for the drain pull?
Can an 6" escutcheon plate be ordered for this model or do I need to send it back?
What is the height of this faucet when off? I know it is 7.5" at max open but there is no indication of height when the faucet is off.
Is the finial on the Kohler K-12182 white?
Hi I have the Fairfax sink faucet in my half bath and like it very much and would like to do my masterbath as well with the same. However, my shower surround has been drilled for 3 holes. Is there anyway to cover those up to give me more options? I need help on this one. Thank you.
Can the escutcheon plate from my K-12181 model be me modified to make it like the K-12182?
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Kohler Co. warrants its faucets to be leak and drip free during normal residential use for as long as the original purchaser owns his/her home.* If the faucet should leak or drip during normal use, Kohler will, free of charge, mail to the purchaser the cartridge necessary to put the faucet in good working condition.
Kohler also warrants all other aspects of the faucet, except gold finish, to be free of defects in material and workmanship during normal residential use for as long as the original purchaser owns his/her own home. If a defect is found in normal residential use, Kohler Co. will (at its election) repair, provide a replacement part or product, or make appropriate adjustment. Damage to a product caused by accident, misuse, or abuse is not covered by this warranty.
Proof of purchase (original sales receipt) must be provided to Kohler with all warranty claims. Kohler Co. is not responsible for labor charges, installation, or other consequential costs.
In no event shall the responsibility of Kohler exceed the purchase price of the faucet.
To obtain warranty service, contact Kohler Co. either through your Dealer or Plumbing Contractor or by calling 1-800-4-KOHLER or by writing:
- Kohler Co., Attn.: Customer Service Dept.
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Some states do not allow limitations of how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of special, incidental or consequential damages, so these limitations and exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives the consumer specific legal rights. You may also have other rights that vary from state to state. This warranty is to the original purchaser only, and excludes product damage due to installation error, product abuse, or product misuse, whether performed by a contractor, service company, or the consumer. This is our exclusive written warranty. *Trend faucets, MasterShower Tower, gold finish, accessories, fixture related items (as designated in the Kohler Faucets Price Book), and faucets used in commercial settings continue to be covered by Kohler's one-year limited warranty.6/98 COPYRIGHT © 1998 BY KOHLER CO. (SEE BELOW)
All Kohler Plumbing Fixtures, Faucets and Fittings carry Kohler's Limited One-Year Warranty Unless Otherwise Noted.
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Kohler® plumbing fixtures, faucets and fittings are warranted to be free of defects in material and workmanship for one year from date of installation. Kohler Co. will at its election repair, replace or make appropriate adjustment where Kohler Co. inspection discloses any such defects occurring in normal usage within one year after installation. Kohler Co. is not responsible for removal or installation costs. To obtain warranty service, contact Kohler Co. either through your Dealer or Plumbing Contractor or calling 1-800-4-KOHLER or by writing:
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"Bon appetit!" Julia Child's famous phrase lives on -- alongside her tasty recipes -- even now, on her 100th birthday.
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts continues its second season of Kitsch 'n Bitch with Sue Frause with a tribute to Julia Child. "Bon Appetit, a tribute to Julia Child," will be held at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 3 at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts. Hosted by travel writer and food lover Frause, "Bon Appetit" is the second of five shows in the 2012-2013 season.
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Little Black Book on Sex & Dating - eBookHarrison House / 2010 / ePub
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Have questions about eBooks? Check out our eBook FAQs. Product DescriptionThis little book teaches the Christian approach to friendships and dating. It discusses topics like how to find the right person, how to be the right person, how to avoid dangers, and more. With simple lists and clearly worded descriptions, it'll help you keep your life and your relationships on track. This book may be small but it packs a big punch!
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Publisher's DescriptionSex and Dating
1. How to find the right person 2. How to be the right person 3. How to avoid the dangers 4. Bartel - the Oneighty guy. One wife. Three kids. 1,500 teenagers. He knows what he's talking about. Product ReviewsProduct Q&AOther Customers Also PurchasedFind Related Products
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