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john macdonald
I used to LOVE his 70sish Travis McGee mysteries. I probably have already read most of them. It was all about a magnum "PI character" living on a Sarasota, FL boat solving mysteries. This series had moneyed ladies, sex, and plain old escapism. I wouldnt at all call these high art, but they were a guilty pleasure. I believe this was my favorite of his series (all titled with colours I love colours.)
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dangling in the tournefortia
charles bukowski
I always get ridiculed for saying this, but I am a huge Bukowski fan. I pretty much feel at one with the world for some reason when I read his stuff. I mostly like the poetry. I was sitting in the new downtown Bristol Books in Wilmington, NC, just sitting in a chair reading a Banana Yoshimoto book, when I looked over and saw these neat books with no glitter, gloss or anything on their spine except Black Sparrow Press and titles and Charles Bukowski. I casually picked one up and fell in love. His writing seems REALLY REAL. Super truth. I asked my friend, Sinda (who worked there but often had too southern of a slant for me in her employee books. Sinda was a voice on some Japanimation that came through Wilmington. She totally fell in love with some guy like it was the totally soulmate thing. I heard he cheated on her in Oregon where they moved to start life afresh. She now lives in Wilmington again.) What she thought of Charles Bukowski, and she said that he was really bitter and so "gen X". I often dont like the words "gen X", but I took her opinion like I normally did with a smile and an ignore button (ever since she recommended "Geek Love" so adamantly. Oh it sucked.)
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September 2000 [link]
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dear american airlines
jonathan miles
Some much wit is packed into this tiny book, you wish the author went on for a few hundred more pages. Written in the form of a letter to American Airlines (duh), Bennie Ford is trying his best to detail why there's more at stake than just his $392.68 after the cancellation of his flight to his daughter's wedding. He spends the night in the Chicago airport trying to work on his translation project and takes the time to bring American Airlines up to speed on his life. He has been out of his daughter's life since she was a baby and the surprise invite to her wedding was a leap of faith for both of them. And now, he will miss the ceremony and can only hope to make it to the reception. Bennie's honestly is endearing and some of the antics he pulls make you dislike him, but in the end you hope he gets his refund and more. Plus, I hope every airline executive reads this so they know just what a delay or cancellation does to a traveler's soul.
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lisa may
February 2009 [link]
recommend 2 thumbs up
deceptively delicious
jessica seinfeld
The buzz on this cookbook is that Seinfeld is being sued by Missy Lapine, author of "The Sneaky Chef", who thinks Seinfeld plagerized her. The truth is, and Seinfeld eloquently points this out in a note on her web site, hiding veggies and fruits in other foods has been done for millions of years by millions of parents. Many of the recipes in Seinfeld's book are not new - her meatloaf recipe contains carrot puree; the Martha Stewart recipe I've been using for 10 years contains finely chopped carrots. It's not new, people. That being said, I did think the cookbook had some great recipes (a bunch can be found on Oprah's site: http://www.oprah.com/foodhome/food/jseinfeld
/recipes/jseinfeld_recipes_main.jhtml). I'm glad my library had the book because even though I liked it, it's not a book I want to add to my cookbook collection. I have to say that concerning both authors, I think it's funny that we have to "sneak" veggies into our kids; isn't there a way to just add veggies to our cooking without it being "sneaky" or "deceptive"? Strange times.
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lisa may
January 2008 [link]
deep blue good-by, the
john macdonald
I used to LOVE his 70sish Travis McGee mysteries. I probably have already read most of them. It was all about a magnum "PI character" living on a Sarasota, FL boat solving mysteries. This series had moneyed ladies, sex, and plain old escapism. I wouldnt at all call these high art, but they were a guilty pleasure. I believe this was my favorite of his series (all titled with colours I love colours.)
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dingley falls
michael malone
I wanted to love Dingley Falls especially to give props to an NC writer. It's not that it's bad but at 640 pages with what seems like a million characters (you know you're in trouble when there's a list of characters in the front of the book that you wish was detachable because you refer back to it so much) I just couldn't muster up the enthusiasm to finish it. This is the second time I've tried to read it. There are plenty of funny scenes and all of the characters are..well, characters. The life in a small town theme may seem overdone but I feel confident that I will eventually finish and love this book. Maybe you'll have better luck than me.
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June 2006 [link]
liz smith
This slightly disjointed memoir from "America's Most Beloved Gossip Columnist" Liz Smith includes plenty of name-dropping chapters about meals she's shared with famous and the infamous. Featuring a rather scary photo of Liz on the cover as well as photos inside, it also has her favorite recipes. Not totally the food memoir you might be looking for, but skip around and you might find a chapter that suits your taste.
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June 2005 [link]
julia leigh
Disquiet is a funky, disturbing little book, but it's perversely hard not to finish in one sitting. Olivia arrives at her mother's French château with her two children after a 12 year absence, now on the lam from her abusive husband. Her brother and wife arrive soon after from the hospital after giving birth to a stillborn daughter and the wife has insisted the baby be brought home with the. Throughout the story, she carries the baby around as if it's still alive and can't be persuaded to have a burial. It's an eerie, spooky story of a seriously mucked-up family and the vivid imagery lasts long after the book has ended.
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February 2009 [link]
divining women
kaye gibbons
Let me first say that I love love love Kaye Gibbons' "Charms for the Easy Life". I read it like 10 times a year. "Divining Women" is her first book in a few years and while it has all the simple details and lovely scenes and strong female characters, it was lacking the depth that her other novels have. This novel focuses on 22-year-old Mary who travels from D.C. to North Carolina just after WWII to help with her preggers Aunt Maureen who is married to her vile, jealous and spoiled Uncle Troop. Maureen has been beaten down by Troop's mental and verbal abuse for so long she can hardly stand on her own two feet. Mary helps her gain her strength to verbally and mentally fight back. All in all, a good book but it left me wanting more resolution at the end.
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July 2004 [link]
don't get too comfortable
david rakoff
If I could read David Rakoff essays in between every third book or so I would be a very happy girl indeed. I love his writing style and he's so so funny. I walk around the house still giggling about some line he's written (in this book it was "unwittingly hired a shithead". ha!)
In this collection, Rakoff takes on the luxuries in life and spins them as only he can - a ride on the Concorde, a tour of duty as a cabana boy in South Beach and others. The first essay, my fav, is a hilarious look into his escapades at becoming a U.S. citizen. Great great funny fun.
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March 2006 [link]
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don't sweat the small stuff - for women
kristine carlson
Hell yes, I felt a bit silly checking this out of the library. My rationalization was that there might be some nuggets that would help my sister out. Also, I enjoy books for their title. I thought how funny it would be if I met someone I knew and they saw this book in my collection. Alas, I did read a bit of it, and scoff not. Sure it's very supermom-centric and tailored to those businesswomen, soccer moms who are losing their minds - but it's a very apt and able advice essay. I particulary liked the essay "Get Real" and thought I should send it to all in my family. Much of the essays are "couldn't have said it better myself".
So there - I've reviewed two books.
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don't try this at home
kimberly witherspoon
Once when I was 12 I baked this amazing, three-layer cake and as I walked it to my family's kitchen table, I tripped and the whole thing landed on the floor. I cried. It was a catastrophe to me but the chefs in this book wouldn't have even flinched - when they write about catastrophe they really mean it. One chef remembers working in Barcelona at age 15 and accidentally tipping an entire tray of cannelloni into a giant fish tank into the middle of the restaurant where the striped bass commenced a feeding frenzy. Crazy-assed Anthony Bourdain regales us with yet another saga of being doped up in a kitchen this time with ingredients but no menu from the hot-shot chef until the last minute. At the famed restaurant "21", chef Michael Lononaco recalls an impromtu feeding of Pavarotti that lasted into the wee hours of the night.
All the essays are lively and interesting and makes the common home-schooled chef feel a little smug in only having dropped a couple cakes here and there.
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February 2007 [link]
down the nile: alone in a fisherman's skiff
rosemary mahoney
After a trip to Egypt, Rosemary Mahoney, avid rower and intrepid adventurer, sets out on a return trip with the intent on rowing 120 miles of the Nile River. The fact that this is nearly impossible for a foreigner, and a woman at that, does not deter her; in fact, it makes her even more determined. Interspersed with quotes from the diaries of travelers nearly 150 years before her, namely Gustave Flaubert and Florence Nightingale (yes, that Flo!), Mahoney's voyage shows how much has - and hasn't - changed in Egypt. Her writing is engaging and witty and her subject is interesting as all get out. I can't wait to read her other memoirs including one where she spent the summer as a valet to the acerbic Lillian Hellman.
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May 2008 [link]
dress your family in corduroy and denim
david sedaris
I think that this newest collection of essays from David Sedaris is a bit darker than Me Talk Pretty One Day; it reminds me more of his Barrel Fever days. It still somehow surprises me that Me Talk Pretty and this new book can be found as THE books on airport terminal bookshelves. Sure they're funny, but I think they're a little risque for the average traveler from middle America, don't you?
That being said, it was still utterly enjoyable and wonderful. Unfortunately for me, a bunch of the stories were printed in Esquire the past few years so I had already read them but I am happy to have a copy of this on my bookshelf.
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June 2004 [link]
drinking: a love story
caroline knapp
A memoir of her years as a functional alcoholic, this book alternately made me nod with recognition and surprised me with the things I had never though of before. Caroline Knapp's story of growing up upper-class, falling into anorexia and alcoholism, and somehow emerging from all of it, life a bit frayed around the edges, was devoured by me in the course of a weekend. An easy read on difficult subject matter.
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November 2002 [link]
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driving over lemons
chris stewart
Charged with scouting out a possible property onto which an englishman and his wife might engage in the life-changing activity of stepping off the grid, Chris Stewart buys a dilapidated mountain farm on impulse and changes the course of his and his wife's life forever.
The trials of relocation, renovation, and assimilation in a foreign land devoid of modern conveniences are told with a wry, self-deprecating sense of humor made the nuts and bolts of his experience resonate with the romantic ideas the terrain and some of his neighbors tried to quash. The subtitle, An Optimist in Spain, is such an apt addition to the book I found myself flipping back to the cover on many instances where Stewart's optimism astounded me.
Also a deft writer of travel journals and accomplished shearer of sheep, Stewart's chronicle of his family's adventure is a must read for the do-it-yourselfer who romanticizes the idea of unplugging and taking on the challenge of self-sufficiency in a foreign land.
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augusten burroughs
The second memoir by Augusten Burroughs shows well the development of his writing skills. He is a story teller with a ton of stories to tell. Battles with creative compromise and the constant need and pining for an alcoholic beverage come through palpably in this book, making me want to either pour myself a stiff drink or never smell liquor again for as long as I live.
His life has all the tragic trappings of one of Chuck Pahlan..., Chuck Phallanu..., Chuck Palomi..., Chuck Pahlinchic..., Chuck whatever the fuck his name is books, especially Invisible Monsters.
It will be interesting to read Burroughs next books and I'm wondering if he's lived enough to write yet another memoir about his life given that he's only in his thirties. Read it and see if you don't think that his second book makes you as grateful you are you and not him the way his first book did so very well.
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May 2004 [link]
recommend 1 thumbs up
frank herbert
I heard the buzz on this book in eighth grade. It had space, champions, and kings and queens. While I sort of liked this book, it was a bit too operatic, sophisticated, and impersonal for me. It was probably WAY over my head, but I don't think I'll be re-reading it any time soon. Maybe it would be a good book to read if you were very intelligent and alienated from society.
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arthur slade
This book was really quite excellent and beautiful, like what would happen if you mixed a dash of "Something Wicked This Way Comes" by Ray Bradbury with a heavy pinch of "The Pied Piper" and added a pinch of "The Grapes of Wrath." I highly recommend it.
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In office since September 2011, Noda is a the latest in a string of politically fragile Japanese leaders. He is the sixth prime minister in the six years since the departure of Junichiro Koizumi, who was in power for more than five years.
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Noda followed through on his side of the deal later Friday by dissolving the lower house of parliament and thus setting in motion the election process. Lawmakers called out "banzai, banzai," an expression of enthusiasm, as the speaker of the house, Takahiro Yokomichi, read out the letter of dissolution.
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Sometimes the brightest lights fade the quickest -- or get tragically snuffed out. Sports have seen their fair share of tragedy, from the famous Gipper, who died of strep throat, to Steve McNair, the victim of a horrific shooting, to Chris Henry, who fell off a truck.
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Tue, Jun 11, 2013 | 18:52 BST
Far Cry Classic, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons coming to XBL Summer of Arcade program
Far Cry Classic will be available as part of the Summer of Arcade program on Xbox Live. A date wasn't added in the press release, but it's the original single-player game. Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons will also be part of the program. Far Cry will run you 560 MSP, and Borthers $15.00/1200 MSP. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, Flashback, and Charlie Murder will also be included. It all kicks off August 7 so expect more titles to be announced. A video is below.
Wed, Jun 05, 2013 | 15:43 BST
PayDay 2 live-action web series episode one released
505 Games, Overkill, and the director of the PayDay movie, Demian Lichtenstein, have released the first live-action PayDay 2 web-series episode. It's below. The series supports the August launch of the game. Payday 2 will release for consoles and PC, via Steam, in August 2013.
Thu, May 23, 2013 | 16:47 BST
PayDay 2 teaser for live-action web-series released
505 Games, Overkill, and the director of the PayDay movie, Demian Lichtenstein, have launched a teaser trailer for the live-action PayDay 2 web-series. The deries will help support the August launch of the game. Check it out below. Payday 2 will release for consoles and PC, via Steam, in August 2013.
Wed, Mar 27, 2013 | 04:58 GMT
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is "like a fairy tale"
The simple two-character mechanic in Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is supposed to be accessible, letting the player be drawn along as in a fairy story, according to filmmaker Josef Fares.
Tue, Mar 12, 2013 | 15:47 GMT
Payday 2 gameplay video: watchdogs mission revealed
Payday 2 caters to those of you who are fed up with heisting expensive stores. The newly revealed 'Watchdogs' mission puts you and your buddies in the roll of shipping drugs safely. Full action after the break.
Mon, Jan 21, 2013 | 01:16 GMT
Starbreeze quietly debuts new co-op shooter, Storm
Starbreeze updated its website last week, incidentally announcing a heretofore unrevealed project, Storm.
Tue, Aug 07, 2012 | 16:30 BST
Battlefield 3 lead designer David Goldfarb joins Starbreeze Studios
Battlefield Bad Company 2 and Battlefield 3 lead designer David Goldfarb has joined Starbreeze Studios as a game director.
Thu, Feb 02, 2012 | 05:06 GMT
EA: Syndicate has no online pass because co-op is half the game
EA Partners boss Jeff Gamon has confirmed Starbreeze's anticipated shooter, Syndicate, will not utilise an online pass system.
Wed, Feb 01, 2012 | 17:00 GMT
Syndicate multiplayer: getting some perspective
Stace Harman grabs a final hands-on with Syndicate's four-player co-op ahead of its February launch and speaks to lead co-op programmer Lars Magnus Lang about the game's evolution since 2008.
Mon, Jan 23, 2012 | 01:39 GMT
Starbreeze: Syndicate doesn't have to compete with other shooters
Starbreeze chose to develop Syndicate as a shooter because that's what it does best, and isn't concerned by the saturation of the market.
Wed, Dec 21, 2011 | 00:15 GMT
EA won't subject Syndicate to "arcane censorship" for AU release
EA has confirmed it won't censor Starbreeze's Syndicate reboot to meet MA15+ content guidelines, preferring to skip an Australian release all together.
Tue, Dec 20, 2011 | 09:07 GMT
AU: Syndicate Refused Classification over violence
Starbreeze's shooter take on classic Bullfrog property Syndicate has been Refused Classification in Australia, effectively banning it from sale.
Tue, Nov 01, 2011 | 15:24 GMT
A modern re-boot: Syndicate, and the move to FPS
When Project Red Lime became Syndicate there was excitement; when Syndicate became an FPS there was befuddlement. Stace Harman goes hands on and speaks to EA to get some clarity.
Tue, Sep 20, 2011 | 06:08 BST
Starbreeze confirms work on brand new IP
The studio behind Chronicles of Riddick and The Darkness, Starbreeze, is working on a brand new IP, its announced today.
Mon, Sep 12, 2011 | 13:00 BST
It's official: Syndicate reboot confirmed for early 2012
EA has finally confirmed the worst kept secret of the last few years: Starbreeze's Project Redlime is indeed Syndicate.
Thu, Aug 11, 2011 | 00:40 BST
Rumour – Project RedLime to be unveiled at gamescom
Starbreeze Studio's Project Redlime, long suspected to be a revamp of Syndicate, looks very likely to appear at gamescom if a hastily deleted tweet from a Starbreeze employee is any indication.
Fri, Jun 03, 2011 | 00:12 BST
Starbreeze sources dismiss Darkness, concerned for RedLime
Sources claimed to be familiar with Starbreeze have commented that the company was never very interested in The Darkness, now in the hands of Digital Extremes, and that Project RedLime is suffering a troubled birth.
Fri, May 20, 2011 | 00:09 BST
Starbreeze reports suggests Project RedLime recently expanded, new downloadable title inbound
Project RedLime, the top secret Starbreeze Studios title strongly suspected to be a new Syndicate, has been increased in scale, and that a new downloadable title from the studio is in the works.
Tue, May 03, 2011 | 16:04 BST
Paradox planning on Magicka for XBL, says new Syndicate is more like "GTA"
Paradox Interactive seems like a wacky place to work. Not Marx Brothers wacky by any means, but only wacky due to the firm's apparent sense of humor. Proof of this odd sort of thinking can be found in the firm's list of upcoming titles, and some it's passed on. Yes, this is the same firm which released Stalin vs Martians, but, there are some things out there that are just too dotty even by Paradox's standards.


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Students Getting Suspended Because of a "Death Note"
Well, I was browsing some news websites and found a few links to videos about 2 kids getting suspended because they had a Death Note replica, and were writing other students names in it. Virginian Teen was suspended
Student in Wilson County Also, a kid died a few months ago from imitating Garaa from "Naruto" News Video Dunno if these are already on here, I didn't see them anywhere NOTE: EACH NAME OF STORYS ARE VIDEOS TO YOUTUBE, CLICK THEM AND WATCH THE VIDEO Last edited by Ryuuzaki; 05-02-2008 at 02:51 AM.. |
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Hahaha....not impresed..stupid ppl dont impresse me!
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Wow not surprise there. I heard the samething happend in Hong Kong i think, that students have a death note replica. Forgot what happend tho, the only thing that i do know is that they tryed to sue the people that publish Death Note but it didnt happend b/c they we publishing it illegally.
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ya, it went down a bunch in china apparently, and now it's banned. there were kids getting killed trying to jump from roof to roof after the spiderman movies too. kids are the wave of the future...a pathetic, wobbly wave.
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yeah.. i heard about that.. it appears that the kids where young too and the kid sufficated in the sand!
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I thought this is really stupid i mean i can understand why they are doing this cause of the school shootings but i mean common its a freaking book i dont think that kid was gonna do anything but better safe then sorry lol
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Unfortunatly it can't be helped!.. i believe that people now are looking for an excuse to run or leave things behind, or are retarded! its one thing to try stuff, but still.. its sad.
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Super Nova Samba Funk
CD (Item 574386) Far Out (UK), 2011 — Condition: New Copy
A brilliant new vision for the legendary Banda Black Rio – the pioneering samba, soul and funk combo that broke so much ground in the 70s and remain vital to this day – led here by William Magalhaes, in a mode that celebrates decades of the best Brazilian music, while fearlessly moving it forward! William's father Oberdan Magalhaes was a driving force behind the original Banda Black Rio, and we couldn't really imagine a more appropriate new vision for the group than his son's. William wrote or co-wrote each track and he sings, plays keys and synth, guitar, bass, drums and more. The expansive group brings a depth of percussion, horns, strings and vocals – delivering timeless and dexterous jazzy Brazilian funk and dancefloor soul. The guest list includes classic and contemporary greats like Seu Jorge, Elza Soares, Marcio Local, Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil and others! Includes "Louis Lane" with Seu Jorge & Mano Brown, "Super Nova Samba Funk (9 No Samba)", "America Do Sul", "Isabela" feat Elza Soares and Cesar Camargo Mariano, "Samba Nova", "Quem Vem La" feat Marcio Local, "Deixa Estar" feat Aleh, "Lindos Olhos" feat Seu Jorge and Don Pixote, "Paname" feat Pyroman, "Final Feliz", "Irere" feat Gilberto Gil, "Aos Pes Do Redentor" feat Caetano Veloso and more. 16 tracks on the CD version. © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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