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I bought a set of these for car camping and they are quite comfortable and I really like the aesthetic. I would have given them 4 stars but a curious thing happened while rallying the dirt roads of southern UT. I kept them in my Yakima Rocket Box and after a few days of driving on dirt the screws holding the pieces of the chairs had shaken themselves loose. They require two allen wrenches to put back together. It is possible they weren't properly tensioned at the factory but it was annoying nonetheless. I got them tightened up and they have been perfect since then. They are a great height for kicking back and relaxing. They are not as stable when you lean forward though. So I guess the takeaway is, kick back and relax!
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How high is the seat from the ground. I am looking for a chair that sit about 6" above the ground.
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Great car camping chair and for outdoor concerts. I have friends that have owned the same style for years and hope that we will get the same long life out of them.
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After years of buying Bargain Folding Camp chairs at the beginning of every summer and seeing their demise before summer's end I started to think "There must be a better way"
Enter the Pangean Lounger.
Compact, rugged, simple elegant and smells good to boot.
You get a low to the ground seat which is nice because you can work a makeshift grill or tend your camp stove from a better angle. I found that around a camp fire you sit under most of the smoke that will billow off the fire. You can rock forward in the chair to grab things with ease. They store into themselves and are made of the exotic, fragrant and beautiful hardwood Eucalyptus. When not on car camping adventures, these live in the closet for easy additional domestic seating. I am a big fan of this product and since then looked more into Byer's line and I like what I see.
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Simple, and easy to pack the Pangean Lounger is surprisingly comfortable just like the description says. It's become one of my go to car camping chairs and is great for lounging anywhere.
Excellent for the price!
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I love my new camping chair. Its not uncomfortable by any means. I keep it my dorm and my roommates often steal it to play video games. Then I take it on the occasional camping trip. Fits inside my tent and couldn't be simpler to take apart (one piece just slides through the other). It feels pretty sturdy so far, my only complaint is it will sometime fall forward if you get out of it the wrong way making you look dumb but not a big deal.
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The chair backcountry is selling is the Byer Pangean Lounger and this is what it looks like. There is no seat cushion. The Maine Lounger has been discontinued by Byer and is no longer available.
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After I purchased 4 of these and sent it to overseas for my friend, I found it was a totally different article from an image above, which I had received was Pangean Lounger, not Byer of Maine Lounger Camp Chair. In spite of the latter one is discontinued, this backcountry.com website has been posting the misleading photo which also made me feel as if there are 2 chairs in one package. (Actually it was only 1 chair per box.) So you'd better watch out and think if these things are big deals or not before purchasing from this bogus website !!
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Have a simple question. Does "The Byer of Maine Lounger Chair Two Pack" means 2 chairs for $24.95?
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Nope just one
When it buys it before, different Pangean...
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When it buys it before, different Pangean Lounger arrived, but is it really an article of an image?
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After I purchased 4 of these and shipped to overseas for my friend, I found it was a totally different article from an image above, which I had received was Pangean Lounger, not Byer of Maine Lounger Camp Chair. In spite of the latter one is discontinued, this backcountry.com website has been posting the misleading photo which also made me feel as if there are 2 chairs in one package. (Actually it was only 1 chair per box.) So you'd better watch out and think if it's worth purchasing the entirely-different one from this bogus website !!
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Byer of Maine Lounger Camp Chair - 2 PackItem #BOM0023 Is it the same goods as the image?
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Great chairs for the agile
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Have had these chairs for many years of camping and soccer events. They pack up easily, are very durable and easy to clean. A real bargain compared to metal folding chairs. You have to like sitting low to the ground. Getting a bit too old for that now but these were wonderful for sitting around the campfire with my children.


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Parental behavior that has an impact on the increased survival of offspring, an important factor in the evolution of parental care, can include both guarding and provisioning. The effects of these two components of parental care can be separated and quantified in the burying beetle Nicrophorus orbicollis in which both male and female cooperate to rear young. Although in the absence of competition, reproductive success is reduced by the presence of the second parent in the brood chamber, two parents dramatically reduce the probability that conspecifics will usurp the resource, replace either the male or female, kill the newly hatched brood, and produce a replacement clutch. After the establishment of the burial chamber (but not before) beetles appear to assist their mates in driving off intrasexual competitors. Male assistance in burial does not account for very much of the variance in the speed in which the carcass can be concealed nor are two parents essential to guard against insect predators. There were no significant differences in the duration of parental care by males paired with virgin and non-virgin females suggesting that paternity of the brood for which the male provides care is not a factor determining the length of care. Since male and female reproductive success is limited in Nicrophorus by access to suitable carcasses, many of the typical asymmetries in the costs and benefits of parental care are lacking. However since sperm displacement is not complete, paternity of the replacement clutch, for which the male does not provide care, may be a factor encouraging male desertion before female desertion. Other factors important in the evolution of paternal care, especially the probability of additional reproductive opportunities, are discussed.
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Parker Reviews
Time Out
Overall, it gets by, but bets are hedged when single-minded efficiency and ice in the veins would have been enough.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/5
New Yorker
A cool, violent, efficient adaptation of the taciturn anti-hero (the creation of Donald E. Westlake, writing as Richard Stark), who's out to restore order in a bloody world in his own bloody way.
New York Observer
For an old-fashioned crime thriller, you need real pros. Mr. Statham is to acting what Taco Bell is to nutrition.
Full Review | Original Score: 1/4
Poster quote: "Parker," a film that's a little better than you'd expect!
Full Review | Original Score: C+
Boston Globe
Parker's vengeance isn't thrilling, there's a pointlessly developed non-love triangle, even the glam settings look cheap, and the tough-guy exchanges are inexplicably flat.
Full Review | Original Score: 1/4
Village Voice
Hollywood hasn't butchered Parker-which is to say that it has let him remain a butcher.
Chicago Sun-Times
Although working with material that is lackluster even by his standards, Statham manages to demonstrate a commanding screen presence that cannot be dismissed.
Full Review | Original Score: 1.5/4
"Parker" winds up with the worst of both worlds: It's pointlessly violent and nauseatingly cute.
Full Review | Original Score: 0.5/4
You can use electricity to make ice, which is pretty much what Statham does in Taylor Hackford's jaggedly satisfying thriller, Parker.
Rolling Stone
A formula action movie that hits its formula marks as if no one expected more. I do expect more. So do Westlake fans. This Parker spits in our collective eye.
Full Review | Original Score: 1/4
Entertainment Weekly
The movie is a morals-free procession of bang bang bang! and blood blood blood!, and men slamming each other with blunt objects and slicing each other with blades.
Full Review | Original Score: C-
The action scenes are crisply directed, brutal, and invigorating. There are several of them and, in the aftermath of two, Parker is left a bloody mess.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4
AV Club
Though Parker starts off fairly strong, the action gets more predictable as it meanders toward its conclusion.
Full Review | Original Score: C+
Seattle Times
Under Hackford's direction, there is more to "Parker" than explosively staged action sequences (though there are plenty of those).
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Miami Herald
It's made with such skill and smarts that it stands above such eye-rolling blow-'em-up fare as Arnold Schwarzenegger's The Last Stand.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Newark Star-Ledger
In a world of pumped up, hyped-up action stars, Statham is one of the few who looks like a genuine man of action. Like Parker, he gets the job done. And then he moves on.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/5
Globe and Mail
Hackford struggles to find an equivalency for Westlake's spare, hard-boiled prose.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4
Detroit News
"Parker" should have stayed parked.
Full Review | Original Score: D
New York Post
"Parker'' is watchable chiefly for Statham, who exudes effortless cool and excels in hand-to-hand combat, as well as demonstrating his skill at wielding some very unlikely weapons.
Full Review | Original Score: 2/4
Los Angeles Times
Screenwriter John J. McLaughlin has rendered a faithful adaptation of "Flashfire," one of the 24 novels filled with Parker's meticulous schemes and personal machinations.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/5
Philadelphia Inquirer
Take that, Nicholas Sparks.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4
Wall Street Journal
The most distinctive thing about "Parker" is its title.
New York Times
If "Parker" is, in the end, business as usual, it is also a pretty good deal.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/5
Toronto Star
It's not very often you can blame a bad movie on a secondary character. Jennifer Lopez earns that dubious distinction in Parker, dragging down what would otherwise be just another generic Jason Statham actioner.
Full Review | Original Score: 1.5/4
New York Daily News
A little more effort -- from anyone -- might be nice.
Full Review | Original Score: 2/5
If you've ever wanted to see the camel that's the result of that proverbial horse-building committee, check out Parker -- and the hump, you'll pardon the expression, is the character played by Jennifer Lopez.
Associated Press
Statham is stepping into a well-known persona. But he's not exactly pushing himself outside his comfort zone; he's on auto-pilot here, despite the obvious physical demands of the part.
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One of the people in this photo celebrated their birthday with a night out in New York City away from their conservators.
Luckily, no lip miming or arm dancing ensued.
She didn't ..look happy at all to me on the MTV special. She said she was real sad cuz she needed excitement, etc. But, hey JACK 54, IF YOU SAY SHE'S HAPPY, I'm sure she is. It's probably just hilarious being babysat by your father 24/7 when you're 27.....
Jack - ypu perfectly proved my point. Anyone who would pay that kind of money to see ANYONE is an idiot. Let me guess...living at home with the folks, can't pay your bills, and put the tickets on a credit card. You seem to be proud of the fact that you spend tons of money to see these celebrities, seems pretty foolish to me.
I grew up with Madonna and enjoyed her 80's music, but even in my college years was not dumb enough to worship anyone enough to pay exhorbitant amounts of money to see them. Celebrities are using you and laughing all the way to the bank. It doesn't cost any money to listen to the radio...No wonder this young generation is in financial straights, never learned the value of money.
Brit rules
sweetartz needs some help with anger issues...and a big reality check. Of course it is her money - she makes it off of idiots like you. As for her kids, they are better off with their daddy. She doesn't even seem like she likes being around them. She admits that all she wants to do is party, she doesn't give a rip about those kids unless it's to use them for publicity. Do you REALLY think she has dealt with her issues...of course not. She will be back in the looney bin soon. You want us to stop talking about her? No publicity?? A brilliant idea, then maybe she will go away. If that happened it would just kill her and she would be out flashing her snatch in public again. She's a MEDIA WHORE who lives off of morons like you!!! Some day, if you grow up a little and get some common sense, you will be embarrassed that you ever defended her. There are MANY more talented singers out there with better values to admire - she's just not one of them. If she really wanted the help for her issues, fine, but she doesn't even seem to want that - she's not better, trust me.
Get Real-
If you are so proud and satisfied with your accomplishments, then what is motivating you to put down a young woman whom you have never met, who had a mental breakdown and is now trying to pull her life back together? Are you callous, classless, or just jealous? After all, you don't have the fame or fortune that Britney Spears has, and you probably didn't look as good as she does after two kids either.
The fact that Britney's accomplishments are different than yours does not mean that hers are any less important. In fact, some people may say that they are *Gasp* a bigger deal than yours. After all, the woman has won at least 135 awards to date, and she's only 27.
So she had a crazy few years. Why do you begrudge her the happiness you claim to possess? After all, how do you know that you wouldn't act the way she did or worse growing up in the limelight. While you were just a normal pre-teen, teen, and young adult, she was surrounded by photographers, pushed to be sexy, and was incredibly famous. I'm sure you made mistakes in your younger days, but they sure weren't plastered all over magazines, tv, and tmz. No one publicly ridiculed you if you gained a few pounds or threw on a crappy outfit to go to Starbucks. You can have bad hair days, look like crap, go to the grocery store in peace, and go to the park with your children because NO ONE CARES ABOUT YOU OR KNOWS WHO YOU ARE. You have no idea what it is like to be Britney Spears, and neither do I, which is why I choose not to judge her or put her down. I wish Britney the happiness and satisfaction that I know in life.
Here is the difference little miss moron...She CHOOSES her lifestyle, as we all do. I will stand by my statement that she is a MEDIA WHORE who would not know what to do with herself if she was out of the limelight. She puts herself out there by flashing her snatch, and then expects to be a role model and have teenage girls emulate her and support her career. There are PLENTY of singers out there who know how to stay out of the limelight and do so with great success. Do you see Christina Aguleira, Kelly Clarkson, Beyonce, Rhianna, or Taylor Swift all over the tabloids? No, because they live their lives out of the spotlight and do not seek the camera. Do you not know that her people CALL the papparazzi when she is going out?? That is why her dad has to have custody of her and K Fed has custody of HER kids...what an accomplishment.
If she truly wants sympathy for her mental issues, then she would do what Eminem managed to do with great success DROP OUT FOR AWHILE!!! But she won't, because her fame is more important to her than her mental health and kid's stability.
I guess fame, fortune, and awards are more important to you than stability and happiness. I guess that's why you defend her...two peas in a pod. Yes I can go around in peace, the way I have chosen it. What you can't seem to fathom is that she LIKES the attention and seeks it out. But I guess as long as you are beautiful, cool, famous and rich, it's ok to be miserable and unstable, right??
Get real, 46. Jack - ypu perfectly proved my point. Anyone who would pay that kind of money to see ANYONE is an idiot. Let me guess...living at home with the folks, can't pay your bills, and put the tickets on a credit card. You seem to be proud of the fact that you spend tons of money to see these celebrities, seems pretty foolish to me.
I grew up with Madonna and enjoyed her 80's music, but even in my college years was not dumb enough to worship anyone enough to pay exhorbitant amounts of money to see them. Celebrities are using you and laughing all the way to the bank. It doesn't cost any money to listen to the radio...No wonder this young generation is in financial straights, never learned the value of money.
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GET REAL: NOPE. I live at home with my husband and one of my sons when he isn't away at college. $1,000 isn't an exhorbinant amount of money to me - when I go to a concert of someone that I really want to see or a sporting event that I really am in to, I'll pay for good seats or I'd rather not go. If you live on this planet, you know the economy is bad, but if you have invested wisely and played the game right, you can spare a few extra dollars for entertainment when you want to. Um, yes, I did put it on my credit card - you do things like that when you purchase tickets over the phone. Don't want to really put you over the edge, but two weeks after the concert, my husband and I are going to a very exclusive resort in Mexico, top accommodations, for 8 days. Oh my.
So you have a son in college and would pay $1,000 to go and see Britney Spears? Oh my God I am so embarrassed for your kids. I was wrong - you are one of those 40 something desperate women who will go to any length to stay young. Rather I should say, Botox, boob job, lipo, trying to recapture your youth. Live life as you will, but I just don't get it. I think that I would rather age normally and raise my kids, unlike the ones raised by "parents who wnt to be friends", to have morals and values and not idolize someone on TV or in magazines. I guess we just have different values and if I had 50 million I still would not pay $1,000 to see ANYONE.
Are we suppose to be impressed that you are going to Mexico? Oh yeah, that's right. A middle aged woman who idolizes Britney Spears would only think that money, fame and trips = happiness...so sad. Again, Britney laughs at you all the way to the bank.
This is to all those britney haters--now i do not agree with every thing britney has done in her life,especially over the past couple of years--but i give her credit for changing her life around.I don't agree with all those HATERS who come on here to diss some one they do not even like.I know if i didnot like some one i would not be wasting time from my one life to comment on them & i have better things to do with my time..i also can not criticize some one because my life is not perfect either.She is handling things a lot better then i would if i were in her situation.But,i guess some of you have sucky lives so the only way to make your selves feel better is to judge others...so if you do not like her DON't come on here and criticize her you are wasting your time & life/but then again it's your life & if this is how you want to spend it & it makes you feel better go for it--it makes you people horrible people.I bet you wouldn't like it if people judge everything you did...


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am Waterfall Man.
sketchy accounts I gave the docs about what happened November
10th, 2000, were true as far as they went, but this is for
me. Even though I'll write it to a stranger. Because that's
what I'm becoming.
remember how the magic started. A road smoking with frost,
trees trunks like naked thighs in a steam room, the sky
just a rumor of light smothered in oily clouds, and the
ditches like dirty moats full of melting snow the color
of old soap. It was insane to try to ski the narrow band
between the road and the creek. Every time I thought about
it, the phrase "seriously dumb" ended the urge.
But here was the magic all around me on the heavily wooded
slopes outside Sheshebans, Minnesota, and magic makes me
feel invincible. So I leaned a little. At the top of the
mountain I leaned, recalculating the odds. I never did decide
to go. My skis just slipped past the point-of-no-return
and gravity did the rest. Coming down, the hiss of acceleration
rose like applause.
guess I knew from the start I wouldn't make it, because
I kept pushing off the right ski, feeling for the edge of
the road, so that if I wiped out, it would be in the shallowness
of the ditch. The baskets on the ends of my poles were punching
through into sheer nothing. At the least, I was tearing
up the bottoms of a new pair of Fischer
skis, and I didn't care. If it hadn't been the first outing
of the season, if I hadn't been intoxicated with the mist
and all that crystal magic, I might have cut across the
road and leveled off. But what I did was skate blindly into
the descent.
focused my field of vision, because trackless skiing through
low-slung branches is like a grand slalom where the penalty
for missing a gate is decapitation. I lost sight of the
road. I lost sight of the creek. As the snow deepened on
the lea side of the mountain, I carved my way faster and
faster until I seemed to be skiing on light itself. The
sound of the waterfall crept up on me too late. By the time
I knew where I was headed, there were no more exits. I couldn't
wipe out, because boulders were popping up like army helmets
out of trenches. If I went down, I would break something.
But there was a slim hope that I could skirt whatever lay
ahead. And hope is part of the thrill you take to the White
hope bursts over you, then fades. It sprints in your adrenalin,
then drowns in your perspiration. And there is that oddly
cool moment when you know you've lost control, when the
looming tree or the precipice or the glare ice inform you
that you have to abandon yourself to fate and faith. I've
thought a lot about those odd moments, and I still don't
know whether they represent remorse or arrogance. But they
measure how close to death you come, and somehow that makes
you more alive.
went over the edge of something into the sanctuary of air.
Boulders boiled beneath me. I didn't actually see the water.
It was just the filler between the stones, the oily black
background that took the place of the snow. My feet pushed
as though my skis were levers, searching for a brake. My
poles braced like Lilliputian pikes prodding a Gulliver
of a mountain. The dance was short. A clatter of graphite
and plastic, and a rough pirouette that shattered ice. The
applause this time was the water cascading over me. Thinsulate
and Gore-Tex, polypropylene and spandex, human flesh - all
failed to stop the cold that squeezed me to the core.
instinct was to scramble forward. I was still breathing,
so the waterfall must have been ragged with air, veiling
me but not forcing me underwater. That seems important now
that I'm struggling to believe I'm really alive. The cold
was something else. Those first sharp gulps of air stabbed
at a glacier inside me with the ferocity of an ice pick.
After that, I was numb. Likewise, the struggle to escape
was brief. My left leg was wedged hopelessly in something
that seemed to be chewing on it. Call it a maw, because
by rights I should still be moldering into that mountain.
Mercifully, the leg too went numb.
was a dead man. Despite what I said about fate and faith
and hope, I was a dead man and knew it. Faith has always
been my weakness. I don't think I struggled at all after
the first few seconds. Whether it was seconds or minutes,
time became one more item added to things lost. And eventually
in that limbo of lost time and paralyzing cold, a question
formed dimly in my brain. Why was I still dying? Why was
I still thinking? I didn't believe that this was actually
death, that I had crossed over. I could see the world -
murkier than before, a grotto of millennia-old boulders
and silhouettes, sounds and smells - even with torrents
coming down around me.
tell me there was a bear. I never saw the bear. If it came
there for me, it must have been very discreet about it.
But I heard the bus whining down the grade, and the bus
hit the bear. That's what sent the vehicle hurtling off
the road and into the trees. Nineteen of the twenty-two
aboard, including the driver, were killed. Unbelievable.
dramas in one hour in one little patch of mountain. That
much, at least, was coincidence.
was no feeling in me at all when I heard the crash. I don't
mean just physically, I mean emotionally. A total contrast
to what must have been going on in the bus. The passengers
would have had time to react. All those people coming back
from an outing at Mille Lacs, the icy descent, the curve,
then the bear. They would hear brakes squealing and feel
the surge; they would know what was happening; and even
after they hit the animal and spun out, they would be flung
around like screaming rag dolls until the yellow school
bus broadsided against two trees and burst into flame. Then
the sudden extinction. The nineteen died at the scene. Ironic
that so many were perishing in a fiery holocaust while twenty
yards away a man was freezing to death in a waterfall.
has been suggested to me that I could not have seen the
molten glow, that my eyes probably weren't working at that
point. So why a memory of reds and yellows? Peter Max rainbows
throb in my memory. It must have been the bus. The waterfall
may have distorted it, but if I did in fact still exist,
it was in a taffy-pull twilight where everything looked
like a lava lamp. And there was more. The burning bus isn't
what I remember most. What I remember most is a hole in
the sky.
don't know what else to call it. It was an absence of light,
and it rushed at me as if it were a figure, as if it had
a will. It did have a will. It hung there, and I knew that
something extremely perceptive swarmed within it. I stared
into its silhouette, which kept changing shape - if that
wasn't also a refractory trick of the waterfall - and I
sensed a malevolent joy pouring out of it. There are moments
when you transcend verbal communication, when you know that
five senses and a bunch of grunts can't contain the universe.
Such was this moment. A coherent presence faced me, and
it was absolutely and utterly commanding. My intelligence
withered before its depth and intensity. At the same time,
I knew it lacked whole dimensions of the human heart. Whatever
it was, it had no compassion. It was feral. It had discovered
me in my hour of agony, and it was delighted. My bones were
cold enough to shatter, but the chill I felt went even beyond
you say? My whole life has been a hallucination since that
day when my identity as Michael Bowden Carmichael ebbed
close to - and maybe beyond - extinction. Maybe Michael
Bowden Carmichael is the hallucination. Maybe what I saw
was a glimpse of the true universe beyond the regional physics
of a small planet around a hospitable star. Maybe the virtues
and vices of Local Planet #1 are just vanity and folly when
you put them up against the cosmos. Give Bogart and Casablanca
credit for the metaphor: worldly destinies don't amount
to a hill of beans in the vastness of the universe.
what did it want, this thing with no eyes and no substance?
Why had it been attracted to me? I wondered, and at the
same time I knew. I stood on the brink of an eternal night
that crackled with furious things - spirits, urges, demiurges.
The lightless specter was master of that domain. It radiated
a passion for chaos, a joy over death. Nineteen souls were
being dramatically extinguished a few yards away; that was
why it was there.
why this feeling of extraordinary discovery over me?
wasn't dead. If snuffed out humans are what excited the
specter, there was no reason to be exhilarated at finding
just one still hanging on. What pierced my dulled awareness,
and what still troubles me fifty-one days later, is that
the only remarkable thing about me is that, if I wasn't
dead, I wasn't really alive either. I was somewhere in between.
And in the last stages of consciousness on November 10th,
the coherent hole in the sky moved directly between me and
the burning bus. Suddenly the translucent waterfall vitrified
completely, and I saw straight through the silhouette as
if it were a tunnel. For one brief moment, the bus of the
dead and my suspended body were connected.
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2. my ideal day involves rain, food, video games, and movies/tv. and no pants.
3. most of the times I follow my instincts. sometimes it sucks but I'd say it's gone pretty well.
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1. oh cuddling in bed is really nice
2. and I like food
yeah wow those two things would make me pretty damn content
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CHATTANOOGA, TN (Times Free Press) -- Investigators at Hamilton County Sheriff's Office could not prove Deputy Justin Tabor had sex with a girl in the Explorer Post program before she turned 18, only that he provided alcohol to several juveniles, an internal affairs report states."The investigation has also revealed that, on numerous occasions, Deputy Sheriff Tabor has slept in the same bed as Juvenile #4," the report states. "However, there has not been statements or evidence discovered in this investigation that clearly indicates that there is a sexual relationship between Deputy Sheriff Tabor and Juvenile #4."Tabor, who has worked at the sheriff's office since 2009, was recently transferred from patrol to work at the jail. He was also suspended without pay for 132 hours and placed on probation for one year.One of the juveniles interviewed by investigators said it was obvious the pair was dating because he observed them kissing and hugging during a gathering.Read more from our news partners at the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
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(NICOSIA) -- Police raided a Nicosia cinema late on Friday and confiscated a French film banned by Cypriot censors because of its explicit sex scenes.
Police said the Acropole cinema in Nicosia was screening the film ``Romance'' to about 10 members of a film club when officers burst in at around 9.30 p.m.
Crime prevention squad officer Kyriacos Alexandrou rejected suggestions that the screening was a private showing, permitted under Cypriot law, because it was at a public venue.
``When the law says a private screening it means a place which is completely private such as a house. But you can't show a banned film in a licensed facility and say it's for a specific group,'' he said.
The cinema set up a film club in June. ``Romance'' was its first screening and had been running for the past week.
A club member said the owners at first refused to hand over the film, but relented after consulting their lawyers. The film club was due to meet later on Saturday to discuss what to do.
``This is not a question of a particular film club, a particular cinema or particular individual interest,'' the club member said. ``We are talking here about a whole principle, about censorship and freedom of expression in Cyprus and we will continue to campaign on this issue.''
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On May 4, 1928, Maynard Ferguson came into this world and completely changed our idea of the upper register was on trumpet. Today, he would have been turning 85. What a beautiful man he was…
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HOLLAND, Mich.—Kim Chapin has spent the past four years working to help Haiti and she's also gotten her students involved.
Chapin said she first got involved after a lunch at a chinese restuarant where she received a special fortune cookie message.
It just so happened Chapin had a meeting that Thursaday with a woman who had set up a ministry in Haiti called the 'Haiti Foundation Against Poverty' (HFAP). Chapin had recently been left behind a small inheritance and wanted to figure out what to do with the money.
After that fateful meeting, Chapin realized that helping Haiti was the right fit. Three weeks later, she was on a plane to Port-Au-Prince.
"Little did I know how much my life really would change , as a result of that meeting and that fortune cookie," she explained. "That really began my love affair with Haiti and I got more and more involved."
When Chapin returned from that first trip in 2009, she immediately took her stories back to her class at Eagle Crest Charter Academy to get her kindergarten students involved.
The students began collecting change, and supplies like backpacks to donate to children in Haiti.
"They became a wonderful mouthpiece on the needs of Haiti," said Chapin. "They collected about $2,000 thousand dollars, one quarter at a time... that year I had over 200 pounds of supplies to take to Haiti with me, and it was all school supplies that the children had raised money for."
Chapin continues to travel to Haiti at least twice a year to work in the schools and orphanage run by the HFAP. She is now the Director of Education and Child Sponsorship for the group.
"I've always had a love and compassion for others in need, but to be able to work with it first hand and see the joy on the children's faces, just is so stimulating for me to continue to go back."
Chapin is spending the first three weeks of her summer vacation in Haiti and plans to return home in the beginning of July.
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Ladies striker to move on after rejecting new contract.
Toni Duggan is leaving Everton Ladies.
The striker rejected a new contract offer from the Blues and has decided to move on.
Duggan, 22, enjoyed an excellent WSL campaign this summer, netting 13 goals and becoming an Engand regular.
The Everton centre of excellence product follows international teammate Jill Scott in leaving manager Andy Spence's squad this winter.
Duggan told evertonfc.com: "Leaving Everton is by far the hardest decision I have ever had to make.
"Everton has played a massive part in my life and I can't express enough my admiration and thanks to them for the opportunities and amazing memories that will live with me forever.
"The support of the coaches, staff, fans and fellow players over the years has been truly amazing and I can't thank them enough.
"As hard as it is, I just feel now is the time to move on and continue to challenge myself to become the best player I can be.
"I would like to personally thank Mo Marley, Andy Spence and Keith Marley for everything that they have done for me from the age of 10. If it wasn't for them, I wouldn't even be playing the game, let alone playing for England.
"The work they have done for not only me, but Everton Ladies over the years has been special. That is something I will never forget.
"I am sure Andy will continue his great work at the Club and I would like to wish him and the girls all the best of luck in the future. I will always be looking out for their results because not only am I leaving behind some of my best friends but people I would class as family."
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3 Rescued on Tiana Bay
Hampton Bays (WALK) - A water rescue on the East End yesterday has prompted authorities to remind boaters to always wear a life vest on the open water, no matter how good a swimmer you might be.
Southampton Town Police report receiving several 911 calls around 8:30 AM Thursday morning reporting three people struggling in the waters of Tiana Bay in Hampton Bays. The three had been in a canoe that apparently capsized when one of them stood up. None of the victims had been wearing a life vest, according to police.
Southampton officers raced to the scene along with first responders from the U.S. Coast Guard, Hampton Bays Fire Department and elsewhere, but the victims had been rescued even before they arrived. Good Samaritans who saw what happened from on shore then launched their own boat, fished the three men out of the water and brought them ashore.
The victims have been identified as Christian Pacheco, 32, of Hampton Bays; Anthony Galves, 28 of Queens; and Wilber Saldana, 39, of Queens. All were taken to Peconic Bay Medical Center but there were no life-threatening injuries.
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A rich and luminous novel about three generations of women in one family: the love they share, the dreams they refuse to surrender, and the secrets they hold
Samantha is lost in the joys of new motherhood—the softness of her eight-month-old daughter's skin, the lovely weight of her child in her arms—but in trading her artistic dreams to care for her child, Sam worries she's lost something of herself. And she is still mourning another loss: her mother, Iris, died just one year ago.
When a box of Iris's belongings arrives on Sam's doorstep, she discovers links to pieces of her family history but is puzzled by much of the information the box contains. She learns that her grandmother Violet left New York City as an eleven-year-old girl, traveling by herself to the Midwest in search of a better life. But what was Violet's real reason for leaving? And how could she have made that trip alone at such a tender age?
In confronting secrets from her family's past, Sam comes to terms with deep secrets from her own. Moving back and forth in time between the stories of Sam, Violet, and Iris, Mothers and Daughters is the spellbinding tale of three remarkable women connected across a century by the complex wonder of motherhood.
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Sam was hungry for pound cake. Or at least for the making of it, for the recipe's humble simplicity—one pound each of flour, butter, eggs, and sugar—which had a certain elegance. The old-fashioned-ness of pound cake appealed to her, too, its satisfying solidity and lack of pretension, its buttery richness. Blame it on Wisconsin, she thought.
The trees had begun to change with the sugar maples leading the way, their golden-red leaves glowing through the rain-spattered windshield. It was October. Sam loved the ephemeral majesty and beautiful decay of fall, yet she couldn't
Listen to this audiobook excerpt from Rae Meadows' novel Mothers and Daughters, a rich and luminous novel about three generations of women in one family.
"Wonderful...A perfect book-club pick…What mothers leave daughters is loud and proud in this book…It will prime conversations about your own choices, which may change your whole sense of self, or at least make you feel not so alone."—Minneapolis Star Tribune
"A poignant look at three generations struggling with loss and love." —Good Housekeeping
"Tender...perceptive...Mothers and Daughters should appeal to both of its titular groups, and may even spark the kinds of discussions and openness so uncharacteristic of many earlier parent-child relationships."—The Capital Times
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"Rae Meadows has written a richly textured novel of three generations of mothers and daughters who by finding each other, find themselves. In these beautifully interwoven stories of birth and death, love and loss, Violet, Iris, and Samantha explore the genetic threads that connect each to the others. Mothers and Daughters is a powerful novel of women's secrets and strength."— Sandra Dallas, New York Times best-selling author of Prayers for Sale and Whiter Than Snow
"A little girl boards New York's orphan train at the turn of the 20th century and shapes generations to follow in this satisfying portrait of the many faces of motherhood."—Kirkus
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Michelle is still in recovery and Jim Bob has remained there with her. They hope that her condition will start improving over the next couple of days. Right now they have a peace and are so thankful for all who are praying. In addition to praying for Michelle and Baby Girl, please be praying for their other children as well. Many of the older children are on a mission trip to El Salvador right now and do not even know that the baby has been born yet.>>


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