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I simply provided proof that it was also occuring right here in Texas, however, you implied that it was happening in several states away. That's fine, the reading is still interesting and sad all at the same time!
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How we can start any business with empty pockets?
As a young man of all most 30, and having little success with earnings and transforming my ideas into reality. When you are not supported by any investor as well. I have red so many biographies of successful people. But failed to understand when they say "we started with empty pockets".
Purpose behind starting this discussion is to get more help, that how i can improve myself with your experiences and ideas. I will really appreciate!
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You may be at the beginning of something very big.
The world economy is going to collapse and people will need to know and believe that we do not need a world currency or world policeman-state to live, thrive, survive and grow in peace.
We don't need money because things don't cost money - they cost people
Things don't "get done", because of money.
Things "don't get done", because of money.
The world needs to know that we can keep producing the things that are necessary because it has always been people who have done that and not money.
We need to make or force corporations to stay open, producing our basic necessities, under our control.
The citizens of the world need to see this in action for no money will have value very soon now.
However, those in power will want to introduce a new currency and the world (all of us) have to not use it, not "buy" into their new version of financial slavery. Live with out money. It is we who produce, not them. It is we who don't need them, they need us. It is we who are always left to survive with less and less money, so it is we who do what needs to be done, for we, for us, for one another.
They fear us because they need us, We don't need them. We don't need their money. We don't need money. We need each other.
We prove this time and again, when there are tsunamis, earthquakes, hurricanes, tornados and other catastrophes.
Humans, without money, help, join in and solve the problems of others and themselves.
Things don't cost money. They cost people.
Jul 17 2012: Thank you for your thoughts, I agree with you. We really are controlled by the institutions and Multi-Nationals! I still remember the launch of Apple iPhone, it was really a sad picture! People went crazy, and waited for hours for just a piece of led, plastic and silicons! And its expensive as also you have to pay for the applications to run this Parasitical gadget! Even the creator of iPod admitted in an interview when he was asked what really made his iPod a hit and made people crazy. His answer was nothing but a surprise!!He even didn't know why people going crazy after his creation, when its just a simple Mp3 player!!
So we need to change all this crap! We have to decide something very quick. What i am seeing is a Another revolution, and its hitting very soon now!!
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First Business Capital Corp. Promotes Kevin McGraw, Hires Brian Mulrooney and Amanda Gentz
MADISON, WI, October 4, 2010 - First Business Capital Corp. (FBCC) announced today that Kevin McGraw has been promoted to Field Examiner, Brian Mulrooney has been hired as a Field Examiner and Amanda Gentz has been hired as a Collateral Analyst. First Business Capital Corp. is a part of First Business Financial Services, Inc. (NASDAQ: FBIZ).
Kevin is responsible for conducting field examinations of existing and prospective clients. Kevin is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin - Whitewater, where he earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Accounting.
Brian is responsible for conducting field examinations of existing and prospective clients. Brian is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse, where he earned degrees in Accounting and Finance.
Amanda is responsible for working daily with existing clients on loan advances, collateral reporting, and other operational issues. Prior to joining FBCC, Amanda was an Asset Based Lending Account Representative at Amcore Bank, which has been acquired by Harris Bank. She graduated from Rasmussen College with an Associate degree in Accounting in 2008 and is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Finance at Columbia College.
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Arrogancy Characters evolve, relationships develop, and what you think to be true turns out in quite unexpected ways.
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First things first - I was recently laid off! If anyone knows of any open illustrator or graphic design, etc. positions, please let me know! Now, on with the description:
This is the "small version" of Arrogancy: Chapter 3. The full version is too large to place on this site - Tom said he'd do it manually later. However, I decided to upload this more "accessible" version for modem users.
This version is lacking lip syncing and voices. The full version is available on my site.
In the third episode, the story and animation evolves even more. It's around 5 minutes long. Uh...that's about all I can say.
Warning: For those of you that come here to strictly see random violence with an overabundance of blood, naked dress up pictures, and stickmen shoot em ups with backgrounds exported from Swift 3D - you won't find it here, so don't download this and then give me a zero because it wasn't what you wanted to see. This is the third part of a continuing series, so you may be lost if you don't view the other two first.
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I thought the Final Fantasy movie was crap...
Ouch, buddy, no wonder you got laid off. You suffer from a severe case of "I learned to draw by watching anime", generally characterized by a completely disfunctional understanding of anatomy and proportion. The voice work in the previous episodes were horrendous. Your artistic "style" (I'll be nice and call it "style", though I think the word "handicap" would be more fitting) bad voice work (I'm assuming done in part by your self) and vices such as the lame gratuitous nude scene make me believe you're an obese pasty faced loser.
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In addition to the problems I ran into earlier something new arose in this episode. The acton isn't fluid enough. The animation is well done but the fact that everyone moves around like someone is holding a cardboard figure and recording themselves moving it around. But this is by no means a major problem. It just struck me as odd that it arose in an animation thats this good. Far worse animators have found their way around this "choppiness" problem. And, as always, the script and voice acting needs revison. The dialogue just doesn't sound natural and people don't speak in their "inside voices" when engaged in mortal combat. I sorta feel bad for throwing all the problems with your work at you, but take heart! The bad always seems worst in the best, and you can quote me on that! Keep improving!


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Barn is 12 years old, double walled and commercially insulated.
Main Barn 36' x 66':
8 stalls with mats, heated Nelson waterers, heat lamps and fans.
A tack Room
A grooming stall with drain
A large tool room with a work bench
A feed room
Asphalt hall
Covered deck on both ends of the barn
Lean-to for additional storage: 30' x 10'
Covered Arena: (overall dimension – 36' x 96')
60' x 36' Enclosed (Tarps) Arena with Rubber Mulch surface
Two ramps for wheel chair access
Second Tack Room 12' x 30' (approx.). Hot water and utility sink.
Seven additional stalls with removable walls to extend workout area. Stalls can be used as run ins. Each has access to a heated Nelson Waterer.
Storage Barn: (14' x 14')
"The Red Barn" has a small loft for additional storage.
Acreage is divided into seven pastures ranging from a pony pasture with limited access to grass to 25 acres of hay. Pasture provides 1300-1500 square bales in Spring and 900-1100 in the Fall. Hay pasture is fescue, Bermuda grass and some clover; it has been fertilized and re-seeded routinely and produces highly desirable hay.
One large pond with aerator.
All pastures have Nelson heated waterers.
All pastures have access to woods for shelter, the barn run-in stalls, and/or a 12' x 12' run in.
A 235' x 270' dressage arena lighted for night riding.
Although some of the outer pastures have hog wire fencing or high tensile electric wire, the majority of the fences in the immediate area of the barn and house are creosote wood.
The tool room contains every man (or woman's) dream tools.
The two-year old Kubota tractor has a front-end loader, two large harrows, a rake, two different size box blades, a bush-hog, and a hay pole.
Polaris Ranger is two years old.
The manure spreader is approximately six-seven years old.
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"Holiday Manor is an active 55+ Co-Operative community where friendship, participation and volunteerism are highly valued. Residents affect the vision and direction of the park with their ideas and comments. Opportunities are provided for educational and recreational activities while keeping the park safe, secure, progressive, fiscally responsible and responsive to changing needs."
In brief, you should know the following about us: Holiday Manor Co-Op, Inc. was established in 1996 and is a Mobile Home and RV, resident-owned, senior community - 55+. No pets allowed. Our community is located at 1185 Henderson Creek Drive, Naples, Florida 34114. We are approximately 6 miles north of beautiful Marco Island, Florida off Route 951 (Collier Boulevard), approximately 8 miles south of Interstate 75 off Exit 101 and about 7 miles east of the historic Naples Fishing Pier near downtown Naples. We are a community of 312 sites with 187 used for Mobile Homes and 125 used for RV's, Park Models or Motor Coaches. There are available sites that are for rent or for sale.
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The sauce was very good, although we used 3/4 c. of brown sugar and only 1/4t. of red pepper as we didn't want it too spicy. Next time would try 1/2t. red pepper and maybe 1/2c. brown sugar. Soaked the chicken in buttermilk seasoned with salt, pepper, paprika, and cayenne for a couple of hours before grilling. Will definitely make this again.
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 212
- Calories from fat: 29%
- Fat: 6.9g
- Saturated fat: 1.8g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.4g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.6g
- Protein: 18.9g
- Carbohydrate: 17.7g
- Fiber: 0.3g
- Cholesterol: 62mg
- Iron: 1.7mg
- Sodium: 378mg
- Calcium: 30mg
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 cup bottled barbecue sauce
- 2 teaspoons dried thyme
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1 teaspoon ground red pepper
- 1 (6-ounce) can frozen apple juice concentrate, thawed and undiluted
- 12 small chicken leg quarters (about 5 1/4 pounds), skinned
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
- Cooking spray
- Combine first 6 ingredients in a saucepan. Cook over medium heat 5 minutes or until thoroughly heated, stirring occasionally.
- Prepare grill or broiler. Sprinkle chicken with salt and pepper. Place on a grill rack or broiler pan coated with cooking spray. Cook 10 minutes on each side. Brush chicken with sauce, and cook an additional 15 minutes or until chicken is done, turning and basting frequently.
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- COURSE: Main Dishes
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Kid-Friendly
- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Poultry
- COOKING METHOD: Grill, Broil
- OCCASION: Father's Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Memorial Day, Birthdays/Anniversaries
- PUBLICATION: Cooking Light
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'Walking Dead' Recap: We Learn the Governor's Sick Secrets
After the insanity that was last week's episode of The Walking Dead, I feel pretty safe calling it: this show has officially upped its game. We've had amputations, a bunch of severed heads, grim boiler-room surgery via pocketknife, and more gruesome deaths than you can shake a viscera-coated stick at. Bonus, no one's saying "Where's Carl??" anymore. Season 3: winning.
As for tonight's episode, apparently this was the first show of the season directed by Greg Nicotero, the twisted genius in charge of the makeup and special effects. So, you know. That mayyyyybe explains a thing or two.
Let's get to the recap (as always, don't read past the jump if you're avoiding spoilers!):
We open with a heartwarming scene of the idyllic life in Woodbury: kids playing, dogs cavorting, everyone's drinking chilled beverages and having a grand old time. And here's the kindly Governor, bent over a child's head as he gently brushes her hair. So sweet! So fatherly! So -- um, is that a chunk of exposed, rotted SCALP?
Yes indeed, we've moved right ahead to learning that the Governor's daughter is a walker, and he's keeping her holed up in his house because Daddy still loves his baby girl, even if she is a moaning undead ghoul. Also, it seems everyone's been fighting zombies the hard way all this time, because all you have to do to keep them from biting is throw a bag over their head! With that protective layer of THIN CLOTH, you can cradle their snapping jaws right near your own jugular, NO PROBLEM.
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Michonne decides to go snooping into the Governor's home to get her sword back, and she finds his diary, which goes all crazypants with pages and pages of obsessive slash marks after Penny, his daughter's name. You know, just in case it wasn't super obvious by now what the defining event behind his madness might have been.
After skimming his masterpiece (stay tuned for the bestselling sequel to The Governor's Diary, "/////////////////////////////////////// Part 2"!), Michonne stumbles onto his next big secret: a bunch of walkers held captive outside in a cage. She lets them out and dispatches them in a bitchin' display of katana-fueled gore, then argues some more with Andrea about how it's time to leave. Like now, Andrea.
Andrea decides to stay, because life is better now that she doesn't have to eat twigs and she can wear dumb shirts from Forever 21. "You'd just slow me down anyway," Michonne spits, and walks out of Woodbury. Which is bad news for Andrea but good news for this show's renewed dedication to solving pacing problems, because Michonne's eternal suspicious brooding really needed to resolve itself.
Meanwhile, back at the prison, Rick's not doing so great. He goes from shellshocked to crazy with rage/grief, storming around inside the prison killing walkers, violently and gruesomely, with an axe. Hershel points out that the newborn -- which, in the grand tradition of all shows/movies, is actually like 2 months old -- will need some formula, and that's when like 50 pissed-off lactivists burst out of nowhere shouting BREAST IS BEST.
Ha. Okay, no, what happens is that Daryl and Maggie tear off on his bike and find a ... well, what is this place, a home daycare? Whew, that's convenient. Also, there's an awful moment where it seems like we're going to see a walker baby/toddler but it's just a possum. (Daryl: "Dinner!")
When they return, there's a fantastic moment with Daryl feeding the baby. I'm caught between the involuntary kegeling caused by this deeply appealing scene, and being distracted by the, like, 50 ounces of milk they're giving to what's supposed to be a newborn. OMG YOU GUYS FORGOT BURP CLOTHS.
Rick has continued to spiral into darkness, both metaphorically and literally. He shoves Glenn into a wall, then makes his way into that creepy dank boiler room where Lori died. But Lori's not there. There are ... chunks, and blood, but Lori's body is gone. Nearby lies an hugely bloated walker, who is, I guess, totally fattened up with a Lori Food Baby.
Let me just take a break here to say what the fuck? Lori was dead, and a walker ate her? It ate all of her, like her skull and everything? Why are there so many dead bodies everywhere if walkers are happy to chow down on corpses?
Well, anyway. As if the scene wasn't gross enough, Rick shoots the walker, then starts stabbing wildly at its stomach. Is he trying to cut Lori out of there? Is this all some awful revisitation of Lori's birth scene? I don't even know, but BRRRRRINNNNNGGGG. Oh, no big deal, just an old-school telephone ringing in a post-apocalyptic world where there are no communications or electricity. BRRRRINNNNNNNG.
(If you've read the comics, you probably have a good idea who will be on the other end of the line. But then again, the writers may have changed that particular detail, so who knows. SOMEONE'S calling for Rick, and so far, it doesn't seem to be the voice of reason.)
Back in Woodbury, Andrea finally gets tipped off that maybe Michonne wasn't full of tinfoil-hat paranoia after all, when she joins the Governor for a good old-fashioned gladiator type show. The town has gathered to whoop and cheer as Merle fights some other dudes, MMA-style, in a ring filled with walkers. "This is sick!" Andrea says, and ooh, girl, you haven't even seen his WALL OF HEADS.
While tonight's episode made it clear everyone believes Carol to be dead, the teaser for next week showed them being surprised by finding Carol's knife somewhere. My guess is still that she made it out, but I have no idea where we'll see her next. Alive? Dead? Zombified? Nothing to do but tune in next week in the hopes of finding out.
What did you think of tonight's show? Do you think Carol's still alive?
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UKFan136November 12, 2012 at 3:49 AM
Love the recap!! In last week's The Talking Dead, they said the actual baby is a 6 week old newborn.
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Kim Aaron FanningNovember 12, 2012 at 7:01 AM
It is because of this show that I think I've successfully talked the husband into a high def (or at least newer TV for the living room) because I've missed some very important plot points because all the important things happen in the dark. I didn't know Rick was where Lori was hacked up until just now, so thank you for clarifying.
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Kim Aaron FanningNovember 12, 2012 at 7:03 AM
Oh, and Andrea has solidified herself in the role of Most Annoying Female Alive now that Horrible Lori has gone on to become Zombie Chow.
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AngieHayesNovember 12, 2012 at 8:28 AM
I said that to my husband, he said Carol was dad and died in that last episode, but I said, no I don't remember that. Then they made three plots to bury the dead and I thought she must have gotten it but I hadn't notice it because of poor Lori and her seriously wrong c-section.
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alyssaravensmomNovember 12, 2012 at 8:40 AMI still think Carol found Lori and,saved her in enough time. It never showed Carl shooting Lori. I think the grave plots for those two are more of a rememberance. In the next couple episodes they will shock you with finding the girls! Just my unrealistic theory :)
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gabriellalinskaNovember 12, 2012 at 10:11 AMHaha..that's what i told my husband(who still didn't get it) that's a big ole bottle for a newborn....
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Amy PellitteriNovember 12, 2012 at 10:21 AM
Ok, I kept thinking the same thing with the bottle! Why waste all that formula, not like you can just run to the store and get more! And, why did they have to dig 3 plots, if they didn't have 3 bodies to put into them???
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abra819November 12, 2012 at 10:21 AM
love this show so much!
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kakatyNovember 12, 2012 at 10:49 AMAnyone else watching this show constantly wonder how different it would be if the women we're in charge? I mean - that MMA scene was a bit too lord of the flies.
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HalynNovember 12, 2012 at 10:55 AMI think they dug three graves because they assumed they would have ...parts from three different people. They haven't been in the habit of digging mass graves so far, so I don't see any reason why they would start not. They have some bits of T-dog, they have Carol's scarf, and maybe they planned on going after Lori's body, but got distracted by Crazy Rick and the hunt for formula. Carol may still be alive, but Lori is definitely dead. That stuff floating in the blood pool was what was left of Lori's brain after a 9mm round shattered her skull. She's dead. I thought the way they presented her final disposition as Walker chow was a bit over the top, but the concept itself made sense. Walkers chow down on dead deer all the time--we've seen several shots of that, just this season. They probably prefer fresh meat to dead meat, but they don't seem to be picky. Remember the walker hanging in a tree back in season two? His dangling legs had been stripped of meat, so not only will Walkers eat dead flesh, they'll eat the flesh of their own. The walkers trapped in various hallways in the prison are probably well past being picky. These people really need to find a goat. That would be a good milk source for the baby. Also, anytime Daryl isn't killing zombies or hunting up some dinner, he should always, always be holding a baby and cooing at her. My ovaries turned backflips.


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I don't know if Iger or Rasulo will get to present those, though. I suspect that Iger will mention them broadly, Disney will "leak" it to the local papers and TV Thursday or Friday, then Rasulo will do the formal unveiling on Saturday.
Of course, since you read theme park news sites, you know about these already, right? ;-)
If I could pick one day, I'd be all over Saturday. However, my fall Saturdays are otherwise occupied with youth soccer games, so that's why I'm trying to recruit another reader to cover the event.
Please arrange for tickets to the Disney parks as well as dining at a high end local eatery.
Then again, I don't want to take you away from time with your children. Simply post a credit card number here on the site and I will do all the required legwork to make the accommodations listed above.
I'm cool like that.
And if any law enforcement officials ask you about them, just tell 'em you're reporting for "Fox News," okay?
However, I did find that the Music from the Haunted Mansion and the Sherman Brothers Music CDs are available to D23 members to purchase. I preordered mine.
I will try to go next year. It sounds even better than I expected!
New Suggestion: Have it at Disney World! They own Convention Centers. Imagine having it at the Contemparary........


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I dont know about you, but when I have looked at people in the sex offender registry I have done so with disdain. And I'll admit that it is prejudiced behavior on my part, because I have automatically labeled them as bad eggs, perverts and worse.
So what I am trying to say is that it is important that we consider the circumstances and read the information on these people before casting them away from our society.
Repeat offenders and those that commit sodomy, or have had deviant sexual contact with or forcibly raped their victims should not be allowed to walk freely among us. Period.
Whats worse for the life of me I cannot comprehend what drives someone to sexually abuse an infant, toddler, or young child! And this has and does happen!
In those cases I sometimes wish we could revert back to medieval times and - to put it mildly - have the offender spayed or neutered!
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Now available on Amazon.com for the low, low price of free is my new story, The Girl Who Could Live In Yesterday, a short sci-fi tale for children about the immutable past. The book will only be free until July 14th, 2012 (the maximum amount of days I'm allowed to offer it for free on Amazon) so grab it now! After that it goes up to the bank-breaking price of ninety-nine cents! It will always be free in the Kindle Owners' Lending Library, however, and the story is also DRM free so lend it to whoever you want.
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"But this is a kids book!" you're saying? Well, my main goal in writing these books is to entertain kids and
crush the soulspull on the heartstrings of adults. They're quick, all-ages reads.
"But I don't know if I'd like the book!" you're saying? Well here's an excerpt:
Ten years later, Macy wakes up for the three-thousandth, six-hundredth, and fifty-fifth time. She hugs Everett with her long arms and her mom once again wishes her a happy sixth birthday. Macy stays home from school and shuts her windows and locks her door and refuses to go to the bathroom (so Everett can't sneak out) and refuses to eat (so Everett won't get excited) and keeps Everett on a leash all day and keeps him away from her birthday cake and goes on a walk with her dad and locks all of the doors in the house and does everything else she possible can in order to stop Everett from running away for the three-thousandth, six-hundredth, and fifty-sixth time. But this time her grandmother comes by for a surprise visit, and when the door opens Everett runs outside again.
"Tomorrow I'll call grandma early so she doesn't have to come by," Macy says to herself.
"Nothing in life is free!" you say? Well, this story is…until Saturday. I just want people to read it. Adults, kids, adults to kids, whatever. All I'm asking for in return is that you share it with folks and/or review it on your website or Amazon if you like it….
This is the first in what will hopefully become a series of sci-fi stories for children. Think of them as Twilight Zone episodes for early readers. I got twelve books on the schedule, including:
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- The Know-It-All, the story about a kid who knows everything in a world where knowledge and memory is outsourced to computers.
- The Dizzying Dreams of Dilly Diaz, the story about a girl who travels through time when she sleeps.
- And more!
Some illustrated. Some a bit on the long side. All of them free for the first five days, 99-cents afterwards.


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Professional Madwoman, lulled to an acceptable level of social behavior only by the constant, continual, susurrants of the spoken word piped in my ears through the magic of small, discrete, wireless headphones. OK, maybe I do sometimes laugh in inappropriate situations, startle an unwitting audience by gasping at nothing, and elict stares when I drop expletives in a silent void, it's all good.
"Perfect if you like weak, gratutous sex & no plot"
Someone looking for a syrupy romance with an impossibly heroic manly man, and can overlook a plot with more holes than baby swiss, might enjoy this book. The ratio of romance to actual story is about four to one. Someone who has difficulty following something more complicated than P.D.Eastman, might find this book enjoyable.
I lost interst in the story after I got bored by poorly written, relentless sex, sex, sex!
Shannon did not perform, she read.
This book was BORING!
What a diapointment because the free first chapters did not indicate it was full of mindless drivel.
"Did not hold my attention"
To discriptive and wordy on non important story lines
Not sure, maybe make me shiver.
Very dull performance.
I'm married with 3 children and 2 grandchildren. Love to read books, and love to listen to audio books. Genre's UF/Sci-Fi/ dystopian/ fiction and mystery/thrillers
So boring, I couldn't finish it, I tried but couldn't.
Don't think so.
I think she was probably ok, the story was so boring she didn't have much to work with.
Nope, Nada,NO.!!!!!
"More a Shake-up than a Shiver"
My review of Shiver must begin with a disclaimer. I read only the first few lines of the summary before buying it. As a result, it wasn't until I was about 20% through it that I realized, to my dismay, that I was trapped in a ROMANCE NOVEL. However, I didn't stop listening and what follows are my reason/s why.
From the outset, Karen Robards does a skilled job of writing a piece of pulp fiction. The story sets its course solidly; twenty-three year old single mom, devoted to her child, mature beyond her years, works third shift driving a tow truck, repoing cars to support her child. The setting is the seamier side of East St. Louis, and the streets are mean streets. Sam is fearless and resourceful until the night she picks a late job. Easy enough, its a BMW and prime for the picking. UNtil the trunk pops open and inside is a guy, wounded and beaten. In the brief moment that Sam hesitates, the same hit man who plopped this guy in the trunk now adds Sam to his haul. Just like that, Sam and Danny are thrust together -no pun intended of course- and off goes the story.
I think what kept me going from this point on was the fact that each time the reader feels a romantic moment coming on -Sam oogling Danny's butt or muscles, or what not- the story explodes into some wild act of violence. A particularly taut scene is when Danny, on Sam's phone, listens to the torture of her son's babysitter by the cartel hitmen. In fact, the novel goes on like that until the conclusion.
The performance is also really excellent. The reader expertly captures the attitude, the savvy, of Sam's character. Never mind the proposterous storyline; Danny is not a former federal agent who went over to the cartel and has become a protected witness to save his butt. No, he is actually an FBI special agent pretending to be a protected witness while the real witness is providing the FBI with testimony. Its all a weird melodrama and romance that works because the author, helped immensely by the reader, has a flair and a sense of how pulp fiction (the style, not the film) works and uses that with a skilled hand.
I think having finished listening to Shiver, my only question for the author is who she and the publisher planned to market this to. Fans of Jack Reacher will turn this off about a third of the way through, though they shouldn't, and fans of romance are going to be a little unnerved by the level of violence. Actually, this story has its best chance when someone buys the option for the film. Can't miss. So, give it a chance, like me, you may not be able to turn it off.
"Suspence romance by/ for a teenager"
Shanon McManus did a good job of it. If she hadn't read so well, I wouldn't have finished listening.
No, never.
Shannon has a youthful and nice voice, easy to understand for a foreigner.
The beginning was promising and it wasgood that the female main character had a typical "male" job, towing cars.
This story would be more suitable in a teenagers' magazine.
"Good story. Lots of suspense and action."
But I did not like the heroine being angry all the time.
The author artificially stretches out suspense scenes which bothered me. For example: someone is coming and Sam has to do something fast, but she stops to talk, the other guy says hurry, she thinks about something else for a minute, and then finally she gets back to doing what she is supposed to do. The reader is thinking come on come on get it done. The author drew it out to prolong anxiety, which is ok as a writing technique, but this was excessive. I didn't like it. Another example: a killer enters the house. The good guy is aware of the killer and needs to escape out a rear window. But the author goes on and on for several minutes inside the good guy's head thinking and pondering instead of quickly fleeing out the window. I'm thinking come one come on get out of there. I think reading the physical book might be better than the audiobook, so you can skip over these ponderings.
Bottom line, there's a lot of suspense and some good action. It's mostly one long chase. Drug cartel thugs are chasing and torturing people. They are after Sam and Marco. Sam does some neat things. So does Marco.
You need to suspend disbelief at the end. I'm usually willing to do that, but this one bothered me.
Two characters' hands are bound with plastic zip ties. They are in a helicopter which crashes. They both are thrown from the helicopter with no injuries and the zip ties were conveniently gone. I'll accept the no injury part, but I think the author should have had them find something to cut the zip ties. Those things are stronger than seat belts. I can't believe the zip ties just fell off - with no injuries to the wrist. Also Dan had some help nearby that seemed too convenient.
The thing that bothered me the most was Sam. She was angry, annoyed, and sarcastic toward Marco and others for 99% of the book. It was not fun to read. Here are some of the words ascribed to her: vibrating with hostility, fierce look, stern look, dark look, dirty look, stiff, irritable, truculent, scowl, glaring, tense, angry. Sure, Sam had good reasons to be angry, but I would have preferred a different way of reacting or different conversations.
I had problems with the narrator Shannon McManus. Her reading was fast and kind of staccato. She didn't use enough emotion or pauses. She needs to perform, not read. The weakest parts were the passionate scenes. She showed no feeling, like she wanted to quickly read through it. Also, her voice sounds like a teenager which is not bad but might not be the best fit for this book.
Genre: romantic suspense
"cry baby, why me"
her voice is good. the action in her voice is fun.
the start was good, then it bombed. and did not come back. so I am disappointed.
try again, but stick to the start. kill the sex. everyone has sex in there try it without. I thing that is what throw the author.
the little kid was cool
"I couldn't put this one down!! Part II is needed"
This book was on the edge of my seat, and I just couldn't believe the ending. It left me wanting a book II.
The best memory ever in this book is how tender hearted this man was to her son.
When they could not take the desire between them anymore and always wanting more to happen such as a future between these two lovers.
It made me almost cry at times when they were on the run and nearly got themselves killed. It was so awesome how they would fight their passion. The ending was more than I could ever have hoped for that she finally will get a good life with a man who deserves her and will she marry him already!
"Not worth the time"
This story is so canned and predictable that it is painful. On top of that, the language Robards attributes to her leading woman and man is painfully boring and, at times, demeaning. The narrator did an okay job - not terrible, but certainly not star worthy. Everyone sounded the same.
"Sad when it ended"
This was hands down one of the best audiobooks I have heard yet. The story was easy to follow and the characters were very believable. The way it was read was excellent. I didn't want to stop listening and was very sad when it ended. I want more!


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GreyHawk mom uploads new Web site
Date: May 27, 2009
by: Jen Blanco | Associate Editor
GREYHAWK LANDING — As a stay-at-home mom, Rachel Branson has made it her duty to find a good bargain.
Whenever she's found a good deal or a free activity, she's shared the information with her friends who may find it useful.
But one day as she was driving up Lakewood Ranch Boulevard to her GreyHawk Landing home, Branson spotted a sign for free hot dogs at Crowder Bros. Ace Hardware that ultimately led to a new online resource.
"I thought, 'You would never know (about this) unless you were driving by,'" Branson said. "I started putting this together in my head."
Within weeks, Branson launched her new Web site, www.freeinmanatee.com. The site offers visitors a calendar of free events, opportunities for deals and discounts and a listing of restaurants that offer free or practically free kids meals.
Currently, Branson is working to add a listing of local parks and playgrounds with pictures and descriptions of each.
Content is updated at least every other day so the site can be a one-stop resource for families.
"I'm always looking for ways to save," Branson said. "I wanted one place where I could put all that information and help other people. It's been fun for me to do, and I hope other moms appreciate it."
Not having grown up in Manatee County, the young mother had learned about many of the area's parks and activities through play groups and friends. So she knew that having one place to go for information would not only be helpful for her but for others as well.
Within days of coming up with her idea, Branson stuck to her free-is-best mentality and headed to the library to check out books on designing a Web site. If what she created didn't turn out well, no one would have to know. But if it did, it could be a resource for other moms.
Plus, the new skills she learned would be marketable if she ever enters back into the workforce, she said.
Branson began reading, researching and working on the Web site during her 2-year-old son's nap times. Learning HTML proved difficult, but it was just the challenge she needed.
Although Branson said she would love to improve the graphics on the Web site, doing so would require purchasing software, and for now at least, she is keeping the investment as minimal as possible in keeping with her theme.
The Web site launched in mid-April, and Branson said she eventually may add a forum for mothers to share ideas and money saving tips through the site. She hopes to have the parks and activities section finished within a month.
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Alice Wilson
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|Homerton College
|Social Anthropology
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|University of Cambridge
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|state power, law, development, taxation, forced migration
|Geographical area:
|Middle East, North Africa, the Sahara, Oman
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I am a social anthropologist, with research interests in the political and economic anthropology of the Middle East and North Africa. My work is concerned with transformations in the relationship between governing authorities and governed subjects. My current book project, Remaking Sovereignty: state power, revolution, and exile in a Saharan liberation movement, examines sovereignty through the case of the government-in-exile of Western Saharas liberation movement. Through a study of revolutionary social change, legal reform, democratization, and economic entwinements of aid and informal trade, Remaking Sovereignty explores insights into state power brought to light by the changing significance of tribes amongst Western Saharas refugees.
In my post-doctoral fieldwork and research, I have examined perceptions of the Arab Spring in North Africa. I have also further pursued the themes of exile, migration and social transformation from the perspective of post-exile forms of migration, and the relationship between decency, legality and exile. As a member of the PROMETEE research project (summary in English) which focuses on the legal anthropology of property in Muslim contexts, I am also working on the creation of new forms of property in exile. Following a conference in spring 2013, I am a co-guest editor for a special issue with Geoforum on political legitimacy in anomalous governing authorities, such as unrecognised states, annexed territories and refugee populations. I currently hold a Cambridge Humanities Research Grant 2013-2014 for my next research project on citizenship practices in southern Oman.
I have taught undergraduate and graduate students across the following fields: political anthropology, economic anthropology, kinship, anthropology of development, anthropology of law, anthropology of the Middle East, and anthropology of Africa.
I joined Homerton College, Cambridge, in 2011 as a Junior Research Fellow. I gained my PhD in Social Anthropology from the University of Cambridge (2011). During my graduate studies, I was a Research Scholar at Trinity College, University of Cambridge, and a Frank Knox Fellow at Harvard University. I am an Affiliated Researcher at the Department of Middle Eastern Studies, University of Cambridge, and a Research Associate at the Centre Jacques Berque, Morocco.
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Aquarium of Niagara pool down for routine paintingby jmaloni
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The California Sea Lions at the Aquarium of Niagara will take a break from showing off their skills beginning today and extending to Saturday, Jan. 18, so as to accommodate maintenance work.
Except for Jan. 13, when the Aquarium of Niagara will be closed, the venue will be open for visitors at half price admission ($5) for adults and $3 for children. The second floor will not be open to the public, however.
The sea lion pool is usually scraped, sanded and painted every two years.
Guests can call the Aquarium of Niagara at 716-285-3575, ext. 203, to make sure the pool has reopened before visiting.
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Ignore meCheck out my other poems.
*going to the poem*
Ignore me
I sit right in front of you,
But you never look me in the eye.
You wave to everyone in the halls,
But it's me you pass by.
Im the kid,
Who never talks,
Im the one,
Who everyone mocks.
You speak to everyone but me,
It's like I'm almost not there.
You listen when I talk,
But you don't really care.
You don't know anything about me at all,
So you have to make up anything you can.
You like to "think" you know the true me,
And you try to look like the stronger man.
But to you Im a mystery,
thats what really bothers you.
Thats why Im always alone,
So what did I do?
I'm not trying to be ignored,
I just don't have much to say.
It seams to be harmless,
So why is there such a huge price to pay?
Why is it that I get glared at?
But only when you see me.
Otherwise Im ignored,
Is that the way its always going to be?
Why is it that when you hear my name,
You have to think.
Think about who I am?
And It takes a while before the words start to sink.
The few times I talk,
the few times I speak up and make a choice.
It almost shocks you,
To hear my voice.
Am I that invisible?
I am always right there.
Why is it so hard,
to notice me, To care?
Actually, I do a lot for you,
Help you with your down,
I even take the time to make you smile again.
Act like your clown.
But when its over,
Its all the same.
Me silent, and you ignoring me,
Back to our original game.
I dont get why Im the one in the dark,
The one left out in the end.
Maybe all I want,
Is you to be my friend.
I guess that wont happen,
I guess I was always meant to sit at the back.
I guess I was always meant to be invisible,
I guess thats my only track.
I understand that Im different,
But that doesnt mean I deserve this.
Im nothing but ignored.
Never looked at, and always missed.
I ask myself if youll ever remember me,
Or will I always not be there,
Will you ever have memories of me?
Or am I just not worth enough to care.
If thats the way it going to be,
Then I guess Ill just give in.
If you cant like me for who I am,
Why stand up again?
But remember that I will always sit right in front of you.
I will never go away,
I will always try to make you smile,
Each and every day.
You will probably forget me,
I guess thats the way it was meant to be,
But I will always be there for you, I will always be a part of your life,
And you will always and forever
Ignore me.
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There is extra material on the dvd with unseen footage.
Quoted from the dvd:
"Disc 1: 'Left Right Center' Dice Game in Eastport, Maine. Whale talk with author Nathaniel Philbrick in Nantucket. Pilgrim Father on the Mayflower at Plymoth Rock."
"Disc 2: The Peabody Duck Hotel in Memphis, Tennessee. Judd and Art Finkelstein's Garage Winery, Napa Valley. Oyster fishing with John Tesovic in the bayous of Louisiana."
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Posted Tue Nov 18th, 2008 5:38pm Post subject: Episode 6
I loved how excited Stephen was when he got to shoot the gun.
I'm impressed, he fired that with one hand.....not sure if he hit anything, but impressed none the less.
And that was his shattered arm, too. In the book, he said he missed the target the first few times, then hit it.
those are SOME ARMS!
why's he say his body's good for nothing? c'mon!
"HELLO I'M TACTILE !" is an anagram of my name
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Posted Tue Nov 18th, 2008 5:57pm Post subject: Episode 6
One thing I noticed in the segment in Hawaii...
Stephen is really tall... something like 6'5", but that private detective looked quite a bit taller than him! That guy must have been a giant!
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Posted Tue Nov 18th, 2008 5:57pm Post subject: Episode 6
Love episode because I know most of the places he went to (except Alaska). And it started in San Francisco.
Small nit-pick, in the opening on the cable car he said the body of water you could see behind him was the Pacific, actually its the San Francisco Bay, From street level you can't see the Pacific from downtown cause of all of those hills. But it did look pretty.
Any survey that says only half of the student at UC Humbolt smoke pot tells me that around 50% lied on the survey.
Why, oh why, show the world the loons who think bigfoot is real.
Alaska - someday I will make it to there, but it will be in July. And there is no reason in the world to go to Barrow. It's freezing in the summer.
Then there is Hawai'i. Oh I want to go to Hawai'i again, and eat kalua pig, sit on a beach, watch locals doing hula (cause they actually do it-not just for tourists), oh the peace and quiet. What a great place to end it. Stephen on Waikiki, in his Hawai'iian shirt was so cute.
Can't wait for the DVD's.
"I'm from New Jersey, if the world ended today, I'd adjust" - John Gorka
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Posted Tue Nov 18th, 2008 9:55pm Post subject: Episode 6
ive really enjoyed the series also its a pity it wasnt on for longer i think stephen did a very good job of it all , i too will look out for the dvd worth the watch all over again
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Posted Wed Nov 19th, 2008 7:21am Post subject: Episode 6
What a lovely series. Definitely fun and interesting to watch, if not as informative as it could have been had it been 12 or 13 episodes instead of 6. Oh well, I suppose Mr. Fry achieved his goal of simply showing how diverse and rich the American culture and landscape are. From Italian goodfellas in the steel canyons of New York City to the whale-hunting Inupiat of Barrow, Alaska, it's hard to believe they're all part of this one nation, even for an American.
Now at the end I would say that my favorite episode was the second, in the South. But this episode was really great too. If only he could have shown more of Oregon, in my opinion it and Washington are the two most beautiful states of all 50. Not as dramatically gorgeous as Alaska but that more comforting and warm beauty.
Flying around in those little contraptions in Hawaii looked like pure heaven. I would love to do that someday. I'm sure it's freakishly expensive.
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Posted Wed Nov 19th, 2008 11:41am Post subject: Episode 6
I was so concerned when he swam with the sharks. All I could think of was "watch your fingers!".
Great episode!!!
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Posted Mon Dec 1st, 2008 11:58pm Post subject: Episode 6
A most excellent final episode indeed....do hope he got to try a bit of fresh kona coffee while on the big island. I understand it tastes much better than regular coffee (I don't drink it myself).
My old roomie loved the bag I brought back with me.
I used to be EternalStudent on these forums until the switch over. So don't get excited..I'm not someone new and exciting. I'm just me :P
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CLIFTON PARK, N.Y. - Thousands of students from not just Shenendehowa, but schools throughout the Capital Region, attended the candelight vigil to remember the victims of the accident that killed two Shen seniors and support the recovery of two others.
The vigil Tuesday night, held on Shen's football field, was held to remember Christopher Stewart and Deanna Rivers, both 17, and offer support to Bailey Wind and Matt Hardy who are recovering from the Saturday night car accident on the Northway.
Hardy himself surprised his fellow students by showing up to the vigil to show them his recovery progress.
The vigil showed not only show the strength of this community, but the love and compassion that is truly abundant. It was clear Tuesday night the number of lives Chris and Deanna, Hardy's girlfriend, touched. When Chris's best friend took to the podium, he assured the mourners that all Chris would want was for them to smile and remember the lives they led.
Shenendehowa students chanted "we love Shaker" in a video of a senior assembly posted on the district's Facebook Tuesday afternoon. The normal schools color of green turned to blue, in support of Shaker High School student Bailey Wind, Chris's girlfriend.
The Athletic Director retired the numbers 69 and 19 which belonged to Chris and Deanna from the football and softball teams.
At the end of the vigil their teammates realsed two balloons in their memory as the whole stadium lit up with candles.
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