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Nothing is more enlightening for a technologist than to observe development in progress. We're faced constantly with a bewildering array of choices and tools. We see specifications on paper that then become something completely different when we actually get to see them implemented in actual software that we then configure to meet our needs, or at least we hope.
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Greenwood Cemetery is located in the Dale City area of Woodbridge, VA on Old Delaney Road just West of its intersection with Minnieville Road. It is the site of the former Greenwood Presbyterian Church, which no longer stands. The cemetery is no longer used for burials. The information contained on this page was obtained from the book "100 Old Cemeteries", from decsendents of former members and others who shared this information with me. I have also taken photographs of the cemetery and some of the stones. In addition, the Manassas Presbyterian Church has some of the old church records. When my wife and I visited the cemetery a few years ago, we noticed many signs of vandalism. Some tombstones were turned over, others broken to fragments. We have not been back, but I do know that Robie Melson of First United Presbyterian Church, Dale City; led a team of Boy Soouts for his Eagle project, and they did some extensive work including steps to the site and a sign at the entrance. Access from the road is really unsafe; but, can be obtained by receiving permission from the local HOA. According to information I have gathered, the church was organized sometime around 1848 and the first structure, probably log, was completed in 1855 by Northern Emigrants! Abram Waldon, Thomas Clarke, and Oliver Chamberlain (Chamberlin) owned the property on which the site is located. These men were reported to have been Northern Cattlemen and had recently moved into the area. It is interesting to note that the organizing pastor of First United Presbyterian Church a short distance away, was William N. Clark who came originally from North Carolina and is now retired and settled in Central Virginia. Thomas Clarke coincidentally had a son named William. The church was occupied by Union troops during the Civil War who apparently left one morning without extinguishing their fires. The Chamberlain ladies saw the smoke and ran to the church and saved the Communion Pewter which had been made by the reputable Roswell Gleason and is now in the possession of Mr. Lee Hedrick of Annandale, VA. Obviously, the church was destroyed by fire. It apparently was not rebuilt until 1908. Lute Pearson, at the age of 79 in 1979, remembered his father, Marion Pearson and William Clarke, the son of Thomas, hewing the wood for the structure with a broad axe. Local rocks were used for the foundation. The families of the church saved their pennies for the stained glass windows. Dr. J. Garland Hamner, DDS, who was the minister of the Manassas Presbyterian Church from 1899-1910, came to Greenwood by horse and buggy to preach the Sunday services, staying for the traditional Sunday dinner at the Pearson home before returning to Manassas. William Clarke was elected elder from the Manassas Presbyterian Church to the Greenwood Church. In 1927, a committee was formed and an effort was made to sell the church for $1000, to no avail. In 1939, the lumber from the structure was sold for $25 and the windows and bell were sold for $135. Thomas Clarke and his wife, Mary M., are buried in the cemetery along with the names Calvert/Clarence Preston, Comstock, Turner, Frazier, Florence, Hershey, Strobert (three of whom died in the influenza epidemic of 1918), Beth Chamberlain, Augustus Mitchell Nandrassy, David Turner and others. James A. Florence 1850-1915 is supposedly buried there also. Sylvia E. Turner (probably the wife of Martin L. Turner and mother of David Clinton Turner) died on the 4th of June 1984 and David Clinton Turner on the 6th of September 1993. The stones indicate they were buried in this cemetery. Their graves adjoin that of Martin L. Turner. On the Clarke plot is a stone marker with an inscription cast in bronze which says "Mt Vernon Chapter D. A. R. REAL DAUGHTER". A stone slab lies near the cemetery. This may be the site of the church.
I have other information on the persons buried here from the book and from the remaining stones which I will share upon E-mail Request toWalt Peterman or you may consult "100 Old Cemeteries in Prince William County by E. R. Conner, III. Library # 975.527. Another good source of information is "Prince William, The Story of Its People and Its Places".
A few years ago, my wife and I visited this old cemetery. We were saddebed by the condition of the cemetert, although an Eagle project recently cleaned and did some other work at the cemetery including a walkway entrance. I have not had an opportunity to visit recently. I HAVE ATTACHED SOME PICTURES (Taken before the Eagle Project), WHICH YOU MAY WISH TO VIEW. PICTURE A--This picture shows a couple of scenes of the entrance and a concrete slab which may have been the entrance to the old church.THIS PICTURE SHOWS SOME OF THE INSIDE OF THE CEMETERY AND THE LAST ONE IS A TOMBSTONE FOR THE CLARKE FAMILY.
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I recall sitting with one of the most recognized brands on the Web and him pulling out his mock-ups. They felt that they had issues around how products were presented and how their navigation worked. They offered a complex menu with way too many options in their current navigation, and were hoping to improve it by using a top level menu with a javascript rollover.
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Taboos: Considering the Unthinkable
AbstractA taboo is an "unthinkable" action, that is, even the thought of violating it triggers social punishment. Taboos are the social "thought police," discouraging individuals from considering certain type of actions. We consider a simple model in which taboos are part of the definition of one's identity. Deliberating over breaking the taboo adds the action to the individual's choice set and provides information on possible private benefits but is costly because it contradicts one's identity. The strength of the taboo is endogenously determined by the number of individuals that obey it without any consideration of its violation. We model stable taboos and examine how they can change and disappear over time as a result of changes in the distribution of private benefits gained from its violation. We assume that individuals are heterogeneous with respect to their attitudes towards social punishment. We then analyze the relationship between social heterogeneity and the strength as well as effectiveness of taboos, i.e., are taboos stronger in homogenous or heterogeneous societies? We extend our analysis and examine societies in which individuals may choose among several identities, characterized by different taboos or varying strengths of taboos. Having such a choice defines an evolutionary process with respect to identity: Some identities disappear while others flourish. We examine the characterization and the conditions giving rise to a multi-identity society.
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Arron Afflalo's season is over. The Orlando Magic shooting guard injured his right hamstring Friday night, and he'll miss the team's last 12 games of the season, according to beat writer Josh Robbins. Afflalo will be treated with rest and physical therapy. In 64 games, Afflalo averaged 16.5 points (shooting 43.9 percent from the field and 85.7 from the line), 1.13 3-pointers, 3.7 rebounds, 3.2 assists, .6 steals and .2 blocks while playing 36 minutes. The guy to own is Maurice Harkless. The rookie was already starting at small forward. Friday night he exploded for 25 points (11-of-18 shooting), two 3-pointers, nine rebounds, an assist, four steals and four blocks. In his last five games, Harkless is averaging 16.2 points, 1.4 3-pointers, 6.8 rebounds, .4 assists, 3.8 steals and 1.4 blocks. Beno Udrih is also in for an increased role. In 15 games since getting traded to the Magic, Udrih is averaging 8 points, .33 3-pointers, 1.5 rebounds, 4.9 assists, .7 steals. Photo via Arron Afflalo's Facebook.d
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But why "posters, banners and flags of a political nature" are also deemed a threat to public order is less obvious.
Read more: http://www.kyivpost.com/news/opinion/op_ed/detail/120218/#ixzz1j04TuHTP
as well as other media which insult the honor and dignity of official figures,
Read more: http://www.kyivpost.com/news/opinion/op_ed/detail/120218/20/page/1/#comments#ixzz1j055BqQQ
There's not much honour in Ukraine's government.
Hopefully the banning will encourage the protesters even more!!
Kyivpost is renowned for applying its own form of political censorship.
All comments published i relation to UK Ambassador, Leigh Tuner's Op-Ed have been removed as have comments in relation to the Ukrainian Shopping Mall dispute.
What is happening here
Before this Op-Ed was open to comments and now Kyivpost has restricted comments. WHY? Censorship At work?
What's up with deleting the comments for the poster of the year, covered in beautiful blue paint !
......Criminal case launched for damaging Yanukovych billboard.....
Por arm reaches into the editors offices ???
They even removed comments criticizing US think tank Democracy House and comments made by the UK Ambassador,Leigh Turner, with no valid reason. The comments were political but not abusive. It demonstrates that there is no free media or freedom to only manipulate and censor public debate. The readership should have an explanation. Was censorship of public debate on KP's own volition or a request/demand from the British Government? This seriously undermines confidence in KP's independence which up until now I thought was balanced and professional. Was it a direction from the top or is the editor exerting his influence and political interference to protect his mates?
Plain misuse and abuse of privilege. Just goes to show you that if you live in a corrupt world you become corrupt. Why should we expect anything different from KP?
Most people know that Kolesnichenko is nothing but a Russian stooge who works for the FSB and is paid by Putin...disgusting example of a so called Ukrainian deputy ...wont see a Ukrainian equivalent in the ruska duma.This guy is a joke and is paid by the kremlin to destroy Ukrainian unity and nationhood ...he is cow dung.
Banners,flags,etc. are banned because they can be used to incite political or sectarian passions.Sad it has come to this but all over the world you get people at these events who ruin it for the fans by starting trouble.
No they are banned because they can be used as a weapon and an means of obscuring potential hot spots or trouble. It is about security not politics.
I cannot speak for other European nations, but in the UK, fans regularly takes flags and massive banners into football grounds. And they do not get arrested for doing so.
Gloomy assessment for 2012
Whilst Ukraine remains beholden to presidential rule it will never be a free democratic state
if the opposition manage to win the next parliamentary election (Unlikely as the new electoral system that they agreed to is against them) then what?
The president holds all the power. The division and conflict remain.
The opposition have no policy for constitutional change.
Censorship, division and political dominance for self interest will continue unabated leaving Ukraine vulnerable to collapse and take-over.
Yushchenko still remains the worst president second only to whoever holds the presidential office now or in the future
The choice is clear you either have a democratic parliamentary government or you retain a presidential autocracy. Like oil and water, chalk and cheese the two do not mix. Like Siamese twins how do you separate them and keep one alive. Which one do you keep?
If Yushchenko has not betrayed Ukraine and opposed Ukraine becoming a true democracy Ukraine would not be in the position it is in today.
If the opposition can win the parliament they will still not be control. They will still be divided without direction or solutions. The momentum of the revolving door will continue to spin like a ship without a rudder or an engine caught in a whirlpool and a storm as it is thrown onto the rocks.
If Ukraine want to be a free independent democratic state it needs to adopt European values and European models of governance. It needs to follow in the foot steps of Estonia and Latvia and adopt a full Parliamentary system of government, Failing that there will be no change of faite or fortune.
Until then 2012 offers Ukraine little comfort or hope.
Not my comment, but...........
Dude... do you ever get tired of printing the same old tired empty rhetoric that people are obviously not interested in hearing? Your argument is empty and useless since you fail to comprehend that a Parliamentary system (of which Ukraine does currently have) have is useless if the selected leaders and members are corrupt. Curruption is the enemy, corrupt leaders are what is not wanted. Granted leaders of solid strong moral value and a dedication and accountability to the Ukrainian people and it's nation succeed the current corrupt crowd of leaders then a Presidential or solely Parliamentary system would both equally be successful. It would be nice if your theme reflected this more than the useless and endless empty talk about a Parliamentary system in a totally corrupt environment. Reform the leaders is of greater priority.
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If Yushchenko had not betrayed Ukraine and opposed Ukraine becoming a true democracy Ukraine would not be in the position it is in today.
If the opposition can win the parliament they will still not be control. They will still be divided without direction or solutions. The momentum of the revolving door will continue to spin like a ship without a rudder or an engine caught in a whirlpool and a storm as it is thrown onto the rocks.
If Ukraine want to be a free independent democratic state it needs to adopt European values and European models of governance. It needs to follow in the foot steps of Estonia and Latvia and adopt a full Parliamentary system of government, Failing that there will be no change of fate or fortune.
Until then 2012 offers Ukraine little comfort or hope.
Lets hope that Euro 2012 is a safe,fun time for all.Everything doesn't have to be turned into a political issue.
People/citizens come first....then fun and sport....
The only solution....REVOLUTION....
Marie Antoinette said,..."if the people are hungry,,let them eat cake..."
Then she lost her head to the guillotine.....!!!
People make a nation.....not a few corrupt crooks who use the country , for their entertainment.....
Revolution,civil war will cause suffering for the innocent.Who will care/ protect the old,young,disabled if there is fighting in the country.No revolution is not the answer.
the west should all boycott these games.....
That's right censorship the games. Is this not what the US did it the Moscow 1980 Olympics/ What was the reason for the boycott again? That's right the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan. LOL LOL..
America condemns the Soviet Union for invading Afghanistan. Then the usa does it 20 years later.
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If you want to hide a manuscript you put it into a case of books.
If you want to defuse banners and flags, supply yours at ridiculously cheap prices. Do opposition banners in Ukrainian too…
If you want to finish off a society you bombard them with football comedy, football tragedy, football action, football documentary TV programing with plots showing how a certain actions can work in your favor and/or disfavor. Then do talk shows, host shows. cooking shows about acceptable discipline in various situations, including eating sauerkraut in a crowd or thanking everyone and mostly when someone's mother for feeding you. Do uniquely clever (not vulgar) T-shirts. Everyone wants to fit in. Oh yes and no negative PR and especially that no means NO.
From seeing new immigrants who find every opportunity, loophole and break in the fence for getting over on the Man be ge a Ukrainian or not. Soviet raised see not how their actions can have any repercussions on them, their parents, ancestors, friends and neighbor. But that is economics. If Ukrainians get a bad name for the 2012 or the scuttle of jokes they will just change languages and tell all including their own children they are not really Ukrainian but of a Russian cossacks (Kozacks) line whose grandfather were personal bodyguard to the Tsar (how romanticly .
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Why has comments critical of Leigh Turner's blog been removed. Is this censorship and denial of democratic free speech
If Mr Tuner wishes to cross the line from being a diplomat and become a political advocate interfering in the internal affairs of a sovereign nation then he should be open and subjected to public review and criticism.
Leigh Turner has seriously compromised the professional standing and role of diplomatic services. If he feels the need to comment and criticize government policy, then he should do so via reports to the British Foreign Minister and not publish personal comments that may or may not reflect the views of the British Government. His role is to represent British policy not become a provocateur, In doing so he has seriously placed at risk Britain's diplomatic representation.
Supreme Court upheld that the media is banned from writing about government officials - now and before the elections ? ? ? ? ?
PPS If you watch the video then you can see the outstanding SHAME on the faces of Constitutional Court "justices" - as the verdict is read !
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Notre Dame star linebacker Manti Te'o says it was "easy" to get past college football's award season and get focused on the BCS championship against Alabama.
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Barcelona and Real Madrid played out a 1-1 draw in the second leg of the Champions League semi-finals at the Camp Nou to give the home side a place in the final at Wembley.
Pedro put Pep Guardiola's side into the lead, converting after a pinpoint pass from Andres Iniesta, but Madrid equalised soon after, with Brazilian left back Marcelo getting the goal.
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Normally when someone offers to help in the kitchen, we jump at the opportunity but we're not sure we want this kind of help. Are any of us really scratching our heads over a tub of cool whip thinking, 'this tub of whipped topping is just so complicated'? This major food, which has made a business out of making meals easy, has heard from consumers that its products still weren't easy enough. It's preparing to unveil 80 new products at the Food Marketing Institute show in Las Vegas.
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'Mom, this Mac N' Cheese is boring, have anything Italian?' Kraft is introducing new flavors to the Mac N' Cheese microwaveable bowls, including "cheesy taco" and "easy Italian."
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From time to time I like to share what I've been reading and get some recommendations from you guys. I've had a wide range of topics on my bedside table lately.
I recently finished "The House of Silk: A Sherlock Holmes Novel" by Anthony Horowitz. It read fast and definitely felt like Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's style. It corresponds with some news of late (without giving too much away) and sort of made it too real. But it was a good twisty mystery. I want to check out Horowitz's other novels.
I am currently working on two books. I picked up on a lark the new Levi Johnston biography "Deer in the Headlights: My Life in Sarah Palin's Crosshairs." It was on the "new" shelf at our local library and I thought it would be entertaining and it is. It is a very easy read. You don't have to concentrate, and it's fun to try to decide what is the truth and what is exaggerated. He talks about how and why Bristol got pregnant, what life was like in the Palin's house and of course posing for Playgirl. I haven't quite finished it. I'm not sure if I will.
I also am currently working on the new James Bond novel by Jeffery Deaver entitled "007: Carte Blanche." I'm just starting to get into the story and have hit a point now where I just want to keep reading. It's tough to put down.
Waiting in the wings for me to be done with my spy novels and mystery books is a food book: "The United States of Arugula: How We Became A Gourmet Nation," by David Kamp. I started it but then found the Sherlock Holmes book and threw it aside. It will get read but Bond's adventure must come first.
I have two books that I would like to highly recommend. About an month ago, I finished "As Always, Julia: The Letters of Julia Child and Avis DeVoto," by Joan Reardon. I was heartbroken when I finished it because I felt like I'd lost my two best friends. I loved reading about what was going on in their lives — what they were cooking, what appliances and kitchen gadgets they were trying out, what Avis's sons were doing, what their husbands were doing and their view on politics, including the McCarthy hearings. It was fascinating to read about how they tested the recipes and the "cook bookery" as Julia called it. You learned what life was like in the foreign service and also the publishing industry. It also was fascinating to read about 1950/1960s marriages.
I can't remember if I recommended the last time "The Poisoner's Handbook: Murder and the Birth of Forensic Medicine in Jazz Age New York." I know I have recommended it to friends on Facebook. It is an excellent book and is now according to Amazon.com "bargain-priced." It would be a great Christmas present for anyone that likes history, mysteries and science. It is my favorite book of 2011.
So what are you reading these days? What would you recommend? What is a brainless relaxing book? Which books did you learn from? What are your favorites for the year?
November 16th, 2011
1:06 pm
As this relates to raising children how?
November 16th, 2011
1:10 pm
ANYTHING by Michael Connelly (Lincoln Lawyer, Blood Work) or Harlan Cobin. My two favorite authors. Harlan Cobin grabs you on the first page, and it's very difficult to put it down.
I love criminal mysteries…..
@Packed Colon – Happy Momma, Happy life…..'nuff said.
November 16th, 2011
1:15 pm
I agree JJ — Moms need outside interests other than just their kids — it helps educate, relax, inform, entertain — Also with Christmas coming up it's nice to have ideas for wives or husbands. I will be giving the Julia Child book and the Poisoner's Handbook this year for Christmas.
November 16th, 2011
1:22 pm
Help me out. What is "'nuff"?
November 16th, 2011
1:32 pm
slang for ENOUGH…..
November 16th, 2011
1:58 pm
Irony. The subject at hand is reading, and you use slang for a word…..Slang that was ONLY two letters less than the original word. I hope you don't share that with your children. They tend to mimic the adults in their life and by using lazy slang, you are cursing them for life with stupidity.
America gets lazier and lazier.
November 16th, 2011
2:00 pm
I was reading this blog, but I finished it right before I started typing this.
November 16th, 2011
2:10 pm
good insight and rec jarvis.
November 16th, 2011
2:14 pm
If my demeanor came across that sour, my colon would be packed too.
November 16th, 2011
2:16 pm
I am wondering if PC is an old friend that found a new IP address. PC I think you need to change your screen name — they have banned for inappropriate screen names. just fyi
November 16th, 2011
2:30 pm
Inappropriate how?
So this guy is inappropriate too?
You all are a bunch of uptight pansies. I feel scared for your children.
November 16th, 2011
2:36 pm
Then go someplace else with your nastiness!!!!!
November 16th, 2011
2:41 pm
Believe it or not, America's Test Kitchen books. It's interesting to find out why and how a recipe works, especially with a recipe detailed enough to give you an excellent chance of doing a recipe correctly the first time. Plus they have a variety of recipes from the kind that are fast to make and use common ingredients, or the more involved recipes that require specific ingredients.
I got gyoza wrappers because the older son wants to make pot stickers. We need to get ground pork and a couple other ingredients first. Poor kid – he keeps saying "Mom, I think YOU should make this for ME." and the response he gets is: "Well, if YOU want it so much, then you can learn how to make it!". His father is my inspiration. After watching him bumble around the kitchen, I decided that our kids need to do better than that!
November 16th, 2011
2:46 pm
Cook books are good.
November 16th, 2011
2:48 pm
anj — I love the show — I wish the books had more photos and not just illustrations. I do like photographs.
November 16th, 2011
2:48 pm
Just started a book by Mariah Stewart called "Last Breath"..Like JJ, I like Harlan Corbin books..I have read a few by Michael Connelly..The book you describe by Joan Reardon sounds pretty good, might have to try that one..So thanks in advance for my Christmas present..:)
@Packed Colon..So glad that you could join us today..It's been a while since we've had someone be with us just to show how ugly they are, so again..WELCOME..Maybe in a few days, you'll be able to play nice ??
November 16th, 2011
2:49 pm
I'm re-reading Diana Gabaldon's "Outlander" series for the upteenth time (I tend to re-read favorite books). I read "Outliers" a few weeks ago, and finished a newish Mercedes Lackey fantasy last week, after I had read a John Grisham that MJG loaned me. I finished up a biography of Catherine the Great that was pretty good earlier in the week, but I've put a moratorium on any new books for the next week or so until I finish a big project at work. I'm kinda all over the place on reading material!
November 16th, 2011
2:50 pm
Oh sorry.
I've been trying to re-read some classics. Just finished Gatsby again. Still best ever.
I'm about to start Atlas Shrugged. Never read it, but I'm looking forward to it.
November 16th, 2011
3:00 pm
I need to read some of the classics. Haven't read them since High school……Catcher in the Rye, The Great Gatsby (my daughter LOVES that book), etc. I never read Gone with The Wind either….Bad JJ, bad JJ!!!!
I've read EVERYTHING Jackie Collins has ever written. I have all her books, in hardback, and just can't part with them……
I go through spells of reading. I'll read book after book after book for a few months. As of right now, I haven't read any book since August, when I finished "The Brass Verdict"……
I can't stand reading paperbacks, unless I'm at the beach. And I tried Kindle and all that, but don't like them either……I just like holding a book in my hands when reading.
November 16th, 2011
3:01 pm
TWG, I have learned that those of us from our high school were very fortunate in the number of classic books that we were required to read.
My wife attended a good school in Cobb County, and she has not read nearly what we had to.
November 16th, 2011
3:14 pm
DB(the regular one), love Outlander and all the other books, you know she has another Lord John coming out and and 2012 release for the 8th "in my own heart's blood" is the working title. Can't wait.
JJ, I finally read GWTW last year and loved it, gave a copy to my mom who had never read it either. I had seen the movie many years ago, but didn't realize how much was missed in the movie until I read it.
Jarvis, liked Gastby but not one of my top books.
Love mysteries and thrillers, Lee Childs' Jack Reacher series are good, but they are doing a movie with Tom Cruise, can't see him as Jack Reacher. Just finished Prayers for Sale, working on a Piers Anthony.
I will read just about anything but love a good novel, doesn't matter what kind.
November 16th, 2011
3:16 pm
sorry Jarvis, Gatsby, my brain was not working.
November 16th, 2011
3:19 pm
I downloaded "Mrs. Adams in Winter" to my iPad and am currently reading that title. it's non-fiction and very interesting.
November 16th, 2011
3:20 pm
…book #18 from Janet Evanovich (Stephanie Plum is such a slut, and Lulu is terrific) and am also looking forward to the movie of book #1 that comes out next year…
November 16th, 2011
3:21 pm
I wait for the movie to come out. Who has time to read?
November 16th, 2011
3:30 pm
If you have time to go to a movie, you have time to read……
November 16th, 2011
3:48 pm
And if you have time to read, you have time to cook and clean.
November 16th, 2011
3:50 pm
Love Harlan Coben, have read all his books! Just finished the Rob Lowe autobiography 'Stories I only tell my friends' or something like that. It was a good, easy read. Another good one I read recently is 'Still Alice' by Lisa Genova about a woman that develops early onset Alzheimers in her 50's, sad but good.
November 16th, 2011
3:52 pm
I'm looking forward to the movie 'Hunger Games' to come out. The books (trilogy) were written for young adults but were excellent.
November 16th, 2011
4:08 pm
I bought one of those talking parrots. It did not know how to say "I'm Hungry"…..So it died.
November 16th, 2011
4:13 pm
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November 16th, 2011
4:14 pm
Love, love, love my Kindle. Wouldn't trade it for anything. I subscribe to a couple of feeds that list the free or cheap books on Kindle and download them as I see them come across (just b/c it's free today doesn't mean it will always be free). I've read all kind of stuff this past year. One of my recent favorites was Sarah's Key- great, great book.
November 16th, 2011
4:18 pm
Gotta love it when you hit the wrong key and post an "Enter your comments here" lol.
Two things: First off, @TWG sometimes your 'name" is highlighted in grey as ALL blog authors are, and sometimes it's not. Is it always you or have you been name jacked at times and do nothing about it?
Second: On topic. I just finished the Percy Jackson series (well as many as have been written) and a couple of other books (MVP for example) that my daughter was reading. They weren't bad. I like to keep up with the stuff she reads that I didn't read growing up and have to admit I have enjoyed most of it. She didn't read the Percy Jackson stuff though. She was GOING to, or at least expressed an interest so I bought them for her, but she decided she didn't like the genre. So I read them. Why waste a book right?
November 16th, 2011
4:20 pm
Techmom: my daughter wants either a Kindle or a nook. I have a couple of friends who have the nook but don't know anyone who has the kindle. Besides, the new kindle just came out and it looks smoking. I have an Ipad and there is a nook app for it so I was hesitant to buy her something else, she can just use my iPad. But the iPad is heavy……….. any thoughts or recommendations?
November 16th, 2011
4:21 pm
@Fred, my guess is that when TWG posts from her phone, it doesn't recognize her as the author.
November 16th, 2011
4:23 pm
I'm reading "New York to Dallas" by JD Robb. It is the latest by JD Robb. JD Robb is Nora Roberts' "alter ego" for her futuristic (not science fiction…year 2060) crime novels. Love them! I am also reading "Is Marriage for White People" about the decline in marriage in African American community and the impact on society. Haven't gotten far into it but the synopsis sounds interesting. I don't LIKE it – he says that educated Black women, like me, are the least likely to marry – but it sounds interesting.
November 16th, 2011
4:24 pm
@ Looking forward to…LOVE, LOVE the Stephanie Plum series. Cheesy, easy read but so funny. I do wish Evanovich had stopped at 12 or 13 though. Haven't been happy with thie newer ones. I read a lot of "deeper" stuff (James Patterson, John Grisham) but not much that is as enjoyable.
@ Jarvis..I went to Cobb Co. Schools 1st-12th. Had to read Alas Babylon and Wuthering Heights. No other classics..none. This is part of the reason why I homeschool. I wonder if the kids at McEachern High School are required to read any of the classics now.
November 16th, 2011
4:33 pm
…reading John Grisham many years ago with "The Bretheren" and was so bored I gave up – then recently I read his book the Runaway Jury and was enthralled with all of the detail he went in to since I know quite a bit about the whole jury process in product liability lawsuits.
Ironically, the only facutal discrepancy I could find was his having the main character go to breakfast at Waffle House where they ordered pancakes! All of that research that was spot on (well, he is a lawyer by training), but you can tell he is not from the south, as everyone knows that Waffle House does NOT serve pancakes…
November 16th, 2011
4:39 pm
"America gets lazier and lazier."
'Nuff said!
November 16th, 2011
4:59 pm
If I find an author I like, I read all their books:
John Grisham, Jodi Piccoult, Lisa Scottoline, James Patterson, Nicholas Sparks, Richard Paul Evans, David Baldacci, Elizabeth Berg, Richard Russo, Barbara Kingsolver,Sue Grafton, Karen Robards are just a few. Stephanie Plum is a hoot, to me…it is cheesy! I have also read a few of Kristin Hannah's newer books.
I read Heaven is for Real, this past summer and also just finished Herman Cain's Book. I liked them both.
If you are a pet lover. THE ART OF RACING IN THE RAIN….will make you laugh and cry.
I read at least a book every week…the old fashioned paper ones….LOL. I read so much that when I read for fun….it cannot be too deep.
I have a dear friend who was talking to a Nun about reading things that are way different from your real life. The nun replied, " I know what you mean…I read romance!" HAHA!
At Mr. Grier…I will take reading over cleaning and cooking any day. I spent 4 hours on the interstate today in traffic in Atlanta and need some down time….LOL. FYI…I was not shopping!
November 16th, 2011
5:09 pm
I just soiled myself.
November 16th, 2011
6:11 pm
@I tried reading: John Grisham was born in Arkansas, when he was 4 they finally settled in Mississippi. Is that South enough for you? He got his under grad degree at University of Mississippi and his Law degree from Ole Miss.
But give him a break. As someone raised on the Gulf Coast where he set that book, Runaway Jury, there was ONE Waffle house. It was (and probably still is) on Hwy 90 in Gulfport. There may be more now, or there may not. But just damn. To call the man a Yankee for THAT?
My wife was born and raised in Atlanta and had NEVER eaten at a waffle house until I took her to one after we were married. SHE isn't Southern? Just damn.
November 16th, 2011
6:16 pm
@ Motherjanegoose: If you promise not to tell anyone, I will disclose that I read Nicholas Sparks as well. He writes good stuff. His characterization is awesome. But I don't care what "he" says in his BIO. "He" is not a man. No man, not even a gay man, could write some of the stuff he writes. Point blank. I ain't believing it lol. I read out loud his description of a man in jeans to my wife from one of his books and asked her is she thought it was a man (even a gay man) or a woman writing it. She didn't even hesitate in saying a woman. But he writes good stuff. Just don't tell anyone I read him or I will have to surrender my man card.
November 16th, 2011
6:25 pm
If you like mystery/crime novels by Michael Connolly and Harlon Corbin, you'll like Nelson DeMille, too.
November 16th, 2011
6:26 pm
This is part of a list I put up for all my teacher friends who were looking for summer reading. Now that I'm retired, I have lots of time to read! I thoroughly enjoyed the Lincoln Lawyer books too! I also highly recommend the "Hunger Games" trilogy; it's wonderful reading even though it is considered young adult. Lots of buzz right now since the movie is in production!
Ken Follett: "Pillars of the Earth", "World Without End" (those 2 go together), "Fall of Giants"
Emma Donoghue: "Room" story of boy raised by his abducted mother to not be aware of the outside world (they are still in captivity…sounds icky but was a good book)
Kathleen Grissom: "The Kitchen House" Irish child on ship coming to Williamsburg sees her parents thrown overboard when they die during the voyage…captain of ship gives her to his kitchen slave to raise…interesting story
Rebecca Skloot" "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" (nonfiction…google it)
Sara Gruen: "Ape House"
Deborah Harkness: "A Discovery of Witches" current best seller…witches, daemons, and vampires, but not as adolescent as the Twilight books
November 16th, 2011
6:27 pm
I just read Mad Magazine…in honor of the gathering of eagles that magazine just had in Savannah. I didn't know those guys were even alive, let alone still cranking out irreverent satire. Sergio Argonnes' page margin cartoons have always been hilarious, and he still draws them the same as of old.
November 16th, 2011
6:58 pm
"The Leftovers" by Tom Perotta. Great read so far!
November 16th, 2011
7:03 pm
…but I never said he was a yankee, just not from the south, and I was incorrect as you so eloquently pointed – and really, I was making fun of myself for being so nit-picky on his in-depth research (did you miss the part where I wrote "well, he is a lawyer by training")…


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Thanks to the delightfully tall Yvonne Strahovski for being part of The Project last night. Tonight: Ty Burrell.
The old "children and animals" rule hits stark reality for us last night backstage at @theprojecttv #superstarfinger
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The Super Man-Cave Makeover 2 Pool is all set! Best of luck to all the KCAL Rockers that scored a square, the final score on Sunday night will determine who's gonna win all the makings of a killer new Man-Cave!
January 30, 2014 at 9:57 am | Contests, Football, General Stupidity, KCAL Rocks, KCALFM.com, Sports News | No comment
The crew at Bad Lip Reading hit the NFL again, and it is one of the rare times when a sequel is as good as the original! Here's last year's video in case you missed it before!
January 24, 2014 at 4:54 pm | Football, General Stupidity, KCAL Crew, KCAL Rocks, KCALFM.com | No comment
What does it feel like to skydive into Mile High Stadium before the AFC Championship Game between Denver and New England? just watch this awesome video and you'll know. Wow!
January 21, 2014 at 9:25 am | Football, General Stupidity, KCAL Crew, KCAL Rocks, KCALFM.com, Sports News | No comment
Oakland Coliseum is the last of the old style multi-purpose stadiums in the country used by both a pro football and baseball team, so check out all the work it to switch from the Oakland A's playoff game on Saturday evening to be ready for the Raiders vs. Chargers game on Sunday night. That is why the game started at 8:30 and ended around midnight.
October 7, 2013 at 8:46 am | Baseball, Football, KCAL Crew, KCAL Rocks, KCALFM.com, Sports News | No comment
LA has a football team! Well kind of?
KISS announced last week that they would be launching their new arena football team beginning play in 2014! Home games will be at Honda Center in Anaheim only a stones throw away from the IE. Season tickets will be available for only $99 and all inaugural season seat holders will be invited to a free Kiss concert at Honda Center next year!
August 18, 2013 at 6:47 pm | Concerts, Entertainment News, Football, KCAL Crew, KCAL Rocks, KCALFM.com, On Air, Sports | No comment
Jimbo was able to get Christian Okoye, The Nigerian Nightmare's, last words.
TO CATCH THE FIRST GLIMPSE OF LAST WORDS, STU'S HISTORY CLASS, or THE LATEST IN ENTERTAINMENT TODAY CHECK OUT BUZZCHOMP
November 5, 2012 at 8:50 am | Football, General Stupidity, KCAL Crew, On Air | No comment
Update: The Chargers have posted a tribute page on their website – click here to get there – on which you can leave your condolences to the Seau family. Also, Saints OL Eric Olsen has posted a great story about an amazing thing Junior Seau did for him as a kid.
Not much to say here other than this: whether you're a Bolthead or a member of Raider Nation – whether you're a Trojan or a Bruin, for that matter – you had to admire the talent and heart of Junior Seau. His death today – potentially a suicide – is <insert your preferred synonym for "hideous beyond hideous" here>. We're sure you join us in sending heartfelt condolences to his family.
May 2, 2012 at 11:59 am | Chargers, Football, KCAL Crew, Sports | No comment
Sports Pickle has a sneak peak on what upcoming NFL games you should TRULY avoid.
April 20, 2012 at 9:56 am | Football, KCAL Crew | No comment
The Cleveland Browns released their 2012 NFL Schedule. See how it has been received by a die hard season ticket holder
April 18, 2012 at 9:45 am | Football, KCAL Crew, Sports News | No comment
Football season is a mere 4+ months away, but you can already smell it, can't you? Presented for your consideration, here's the 2012 Chargers schedule.
It's a pretty funky, but interesting, schedule. Here are a few highlights:
Until the NFL Draft in nine days, that is all…
April 17, 2012 at 4:58 pm | Football, KCAL Crew, KCAL Rocks, Sports | No comment


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Judy and Liza Together Again! Acclaimed Tribute From Tommy Femia & Rick Skye
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If you missed Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli bring the house down at the London Palladium in 1964, you have another chance to see "Judy and Liza" perform live. Now in its fourth year, Judy and Liza Together Again! has been extended once more at Don't Tell Mama Cabaret. Internationally acclaimed entertainers Tommy Femia and Rick Skye bring the glamour, singing chops and plain old POW! to their portrayals of perhaps the most talented mother-daughter singing duo in all history. These Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs (MAC) and Bistro Award-winning performers pull out all the stops -- singing classic solos, parodies and duets -- in a memorable tribute to unforgettable artists. Learn More
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