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Kickapoo Creek Winery
A full-service winery with a tasting room and gift shop. We invite you to walk the grounds and visit the vineyard. Located just minutes from I-74 at the Kickapoo-Edwards exit.
Kightlinger Antiques and Collectibles
Located in Kickapoo, IL (5 Min west of the Grand Prairie Mall on 150 across from Ludy's restaurant) This shopping destination features antiques, gifts, home accessories, lamps and custom re-purposed furniture. Holiday splendor starts Oct 1st! With the largest Christmas Shop in Central Illinois with over 65,000 ornaments on 80 trees and 10,000 lights you will be sure to be amazed and "yes!" you can purchase the ornaments. We also buy and sell estates so stop by and see us today!
Lamplite Collectibles and Antiques
Featuring glass, pottery, kitchenware, china, quilts and much more
McGuire's Orchard
Buy apples, blueberries, blackberries, peaches, plums and nectarines in season.
Seat's Orchard
This orchard is known for its strawberries and apples.
CITY:West Salem
Taylor's Mini Mall - Book Daddy
Amazing collection of over 40,000 books, old and new. Historical, western, romantic novels, children's, and local lore. Also, CDs, music, some antiques, Nascar collection, and more.
The Albion Treasure Chest
The selection of antiques include bedroom suites, collectible glass, tools, coins and much more.
The Treasure Chest in Albion
A general line of antiques.
Vintage Collections Antique Mall
Features vintage antiques with over 50 dealers. You'll find primitives, linens, furniture, books, stoneware and much more.
CITY:Mount Carmel
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Xbox 360 - Accessories As low as a penny, games marked down too for $0.01
MyHotElectronics.com currently has deals on the 12-Month Xbox Live Gold membership cards, as well as various accessories for the Xbox 360 system, while supplies last. Various games available for the Xbox 360 are available for a low price, and preorders are being taken on games being released just in time for the holiday season.
Shipping varies as far as I can tell.
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HDMI cables for a penny and a couple other useful cables ... Can checkout with Amazon so I'm assuming one can use Prime to get free shipping otherwise $5.99 shipping
I spent 5 cents on merchandise and shipping was $32
Just tried to order 10 HDMI cables, 10 rechargeable batteries (pink), and 10 replacement thumb sticks.
Total price: 30 cents.
Shipping cost: $150.90. (No Amazon Prime option)
Maybe next time. :/
mostly garbage anyway
I have Amazon Prime and added a TON of stuff. Not one item was eligible for prime shipping. This looks like a bait and switch.

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Betty Berzon, Ph.D., Setting Them Straight
Claudia Brenner, Eight Bullets
Gary David Comstock, Violence Against Lesbians and Gays
Nancy Heche, The Truth Comes Out
Gregory M. Herek and Kevin T. Berrill, Hate Crimes
Ed. Rita M. Kissen, Getting Ready for Benjamin: Preparing Teachers for Sexual Diversity in the Classroom
Toni A. H. McNaron, Poisened Ivy- Lesbian and Gay Academics Confronting Homophobia
People for the American Way Foundation, Hostile Climate: Report on anti-gay activity, 1999 ed.
Dr. George Weinberg, Society and the Healthy Homosexual
Eds. Deborah Abbot and Ellen Farmer, From Wedded Wife to Lesbian Life
J. R. Ackerley, My Father and Myself
Ed. Mary Adelman, Lesbian Passages
Dorothy Allison, Two or Three Things I Know for Sure
Reinaldo Arenas, Before Night Falls
Gad Beck, An Underground Life: Memoirs of a Gay Jew in Nazi Berlin
Betty T. Bennett, Mary Diana Dods, A Gentleman and a Scholar
Claudia Bepko, The Heart's Progress
Louise A. Blum, You're Not from Around Here, Are You?
Jennifer Finney Boylan, She's Not There: A Life in Two Genders
Perry Brass, The Lover of My Soul
Richard M. Brodsky, Jodi: The Greatest Love Story Ever Told.
Michael Bronski, Out-Standing Lives: Profiles of Lesbians and Gay Men.
Ricardo Brown, The Evening Crowd at Kimser's
William Joseph Bryan, Fairy Pudding
Bryher: Two Novels ed. Joanne Winning
Augusten Burroughs, Running With Scissors
James Campbell, Talking at the Gates: A Life of James Baldwin
The Lady Chablis, Hiding My Candy
Clifford Chase, Queer 13: Lesbian and Gay Writers Recall Seventh Grade
Kate Clinton, Don't Get Me Started
Vineta Colby, Vernon Lee: A Literary Biography
Bernard Cooper, Truth Serum: Memoirs.
Quentin Crisp, Resident Alien: The New York Diaries.
John D'Emilio, Lost Prophet: The Life and Times of Bayard Rustin.
Better DeGeneres, Just a Mom.
Ellen Degeneres, My Point, And I Do Have One.
Martin Duberman, Midlife Queer: Autobiography of a Decade
Marcia Freedman, Exile in the Promised Land.
Lillian Faderman, Naked in the Promised Land: A Memior.
Aaron Fricke, Reflections of a Rock Lobster.
Rudy Galindo, Ice Breaker: The Autobiography of Rudy Galindo
Clarence E. Hardy III, James Baldwin's God: Sex, Hope, and Crisis in Black Holiness Culture
Mike Hippler, Matlovich: The Good Soldier
Val Holley, Mike Connolly and the Manly Art of Hollywood Gossip
Amber Hollibaugh, My Dangerous Desires: A Queer Girl Dreaming Her
Jim Holobaugh, Torn Allegiances: The Story of a Gay Cadet (2 copies)
Margo Howard-Howard, I was a White Slave in Harlem
Ed. Louis Hyde, Rat and the Devil
Charles Isherwood, Wonder Bread and Ecstasy: The Life and Death of Joey Stefano
Derek Jarman, At Your Own Risk
Karla Jay, Tales of the Lavender Menace
Kevin Jennings, Mama's Boy, Preacher's Son: A Memoir of Growing Up, Coming Out, and Changing America's Schools
Arnie Kantrowitz, Under the Rainbow
David Kopay, The David Kopay Story
Kevin K. Kumashiro, Restoried Selves: Autobiographies of Queer Asian/Pacific American Activists.
Peter Kurth, Isadora: A Sensational Life
Audre Lorde, A Burst of Light
Audre Lorde, Zami: A New Spelling of My Name
Audre Lorde, The Cancer Journals
Mahlsdorf, I Am My Own Wife
Jerusha Hull McCormack, The Man Who Was Dorian Gray
Kate Millet, Mother Millet
David Mixner, Stranger Among Friends
Paul Monette, Becoming A Man
Paul Monette, Last Watch of the Night
Carmen L. Oliveira, Rare and Commonplace Flowers: The Story of Elizabeth Bishop
Tony Peake, Derek Jarman
Ed. Julia Penelope and Sarah Valentine, Finding the Lesbians
Felice Picano, Ambidexterous: The Secret Lives of Children
Minnie Bruce Pratt, S/HE
Dell Richards, Superstars
Dean Riddle, Out in the Garden: Growing a Beautiful Life
Claire Robson, Love in Good Time
Ned Rorem, Lies: A Diary 1986-1999
Michael Ryan, Secret Life
David Sedaris, Naked
Andrew Sinclair, Dylan the Bard: A Life of Dylan Thomas
Bob Smith, Way to Go, Smith!
Linda Smukler, Normal Sex
Stuart Timmons, The Trouble with Harry Hay
Tommy Tune, Footnotes
Paul Valentine, Confessions of a Meshugunah WASP
Marc E. Vargo, Noble Lives: Biographical Portraits of Three Remarkable Gay Men
Tom Waddell and Dick Schapp, Gay Olympian
Jean Moorcroft Wilson, Siegfried Sasson
Tennessee Williams, Memoirs
Leslie Wines, Rumi: A Spiritual Biography
Judd Winick, Pedro and Me
Jonathan Alexander, Bisexuality and Transgenderism: InterSEXions of the Others
Brett Beemyn & Erich W. Steinman, Bisexuality In the Lives of Men
William E. Burleson, Bi America: Myths, Truths, and Struggles of an Invisible Community
Ronald C. Fox, Current Research on Bisexuality
Marjorie Garber, Bisexuality and the Eroctism of Everyday Life
Ed. Thomas Geller, Bisexuality: A Reader and Source Book
Marjorie Gorber, Vice Versa: Bisexuality
Clare Hemmings, Bisexual Spaces
Ed. Loraine Hutchins and Lani Kaahumanu, Bi Any Other Name - Bisexual People Speak Out
Nicole Kristal, The Bisexual's Guide to the Universe
Robyn Ochs, Getting Bi: Voices of Bisexuals Around the World
Merl Storr, Bisexuality: a critical reader
Sean Crist, Out on Campus
Paul A. Grayson and Philip W. Meilman, Beating the College Blues
Jan-Mitchell Sherill and Craig A. Hardesty, The Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Students' Guide to Colleges, Universities, and Graduate School
Ed. Shane L. Windmeyer, The Advocate College Guide for LGBT Students
Ed. Shane L. Windmeyer & Pamela W. Freeman, Out on Fraternity Row
Ed. Shane Windemeyer & Pamela W. Freeman, Secret Sisters
Mary Ann Cantwell, Homosexuality: The Secret A Child Dare Not Tell
Jaffe Cohen , Danny McWilliams, and Bob Smith, Growing Up Gay
Rob Eichberg , Ph.D., Coming Out: An Act Of Love
Lindsey Elder , ed., Early Embraces III
Betty Fairchild and Nancy Hayward, Now That You Know: A Parents' Guide to Understanding Their Gay and Lesbian Children
Michael Thomas Ford, The World Out There
Carolyn Griffin , Marian Wirth and Arthur Wirth, Beyond Acceptance
Gilbert Herdt & Bruce Koff, Something to Tell You
Patrick E. Horrigan, Widescreen Dreams: Growing Up Gay at the Movies
Bret K. Johnson , Ph.D., Coming Out Every Day
Brian McNaught, Now that I'm Out, What Do I Do?
Ed. Patrick Merla, Boys Like Us - Gay Writers Tell Their Coming Out Stories
Ed. Lisa C. Moore, Does Your Mama Know?
Wes Muchmore and William Hanson, Coming Out Right: Revised and Updated
Christopher Lee Nutter, The Way Out: The Gay Man's Guide to Freedom
K. Jean Peterson, DSW., Ed., Health Care for Lesbians and Gay Men: Confronting Homophobia and Heterosexism
Eds. Adrien Saks and Wayne Curtis, Revelations: Gay Men's Coming Out Stories
Lawrence Schimel, Found Tribe: Jewish Coming Out Stories
Michaelangelo Signorile, Outing Yourself:How to come out as lesbian or gay to your family, friends, and coworkers
Lynn Sutcliffe, There Must Be Fifty Ways To Tell Your Mother
Donald Vining, How Can You Come Out If You've Never Been In? Essays On Gay Life and Relationships
Bruce Bawer, A Place at the Table: The Gay Individual in American Society
Betty Berzon, Positively Gay
Frank Browning, The Culture of Desire- Paradox and Perversity in Gay LivesToday
Pat Califia, The Advocate Advisor
Richard Canning, Hear Us Out: Conversations with Gay Novelists.
Cheryl Claassen, Whistling Women: A Study of the Lives of Older Lesbians
D. Merilee Clunis, Lives of Lesbian Elders: Looking Back, Looking Forward
Dale Colclasure and David Jensen, Journeys Across the Rainbow
Ed. Gina Covina & Laurel Galana, The Lesbian Reader
J. Michael Cruz, Sociological Analysis of Aging: The Gay Male Perspective.
Luce Irigaray, Speculum of the Other Woman
Ed. Karla Jay, Dyke Life
Ellen Lewin, Inventing Lesbian Cultures in America
Raymond Luczak, Ed., Eyes of Desire: A Deaf Gay & Lesbian Reader
Neil Miller, Out in the World
Joan Nestle, A Fragile Union
Ed. Julia Penelope and Susan Wolfe, Lesbian Culture--And Anthology
Michelangelo Signorile, Life Outside
Ed. James Donald Smith & Ronald J. Mancoske, Rural Gays and Lesbians
Arlene Stein, Sex and Sensibility: Stories of a Lesbian Generation
Ed. Mark Thompson, Leatherfolk
Lindsay VanGelder and Pamela Brandt, The Girls Next Door
Ed. Martha Vicinus, Lesbian Subjects: A Feminist Studies Reader
Edmund White, States of Desire: Traveling in Gay America
Amy Agigian, Baby Steps: How Lesbian Alternative Insemination is Changing the World
Beverly Foote Barbo, The Walking Wounded
Carol Becker, PhD., Unbroken Ties
Betty Berzon, Ph.D., Permanent Partners: Building Gay and Lesbian Relationships that Last
Jon P. Block, Finding Your Leading Man
Chastity Bono with Billie Fitzpatrick, Family Outing
Stephanie A. Brill, The Queer Parent's Primer
JT Bunnell and Irit Reinheimer, girls will be boys will be girls will be...Coloring Book
Ed. Michael Cart, Love & Sex
Don Clark, Ph.D., Loving Someone Gay
Don Clark, Ph.D., The New Loving Someone Gay
D. Merilee Clunis and G. Dorsey Green, Lesbian Couples: Creating Healthy Relationships for the '90s
D. Merilee Clunis and G. Dorsey Green, The Lesbian Parenting Book
Beverly Cole Cleaning Closets
Hayden Curry and Denis Clifford, A Legal Guide for Lesbian and Gay Couples
Ed. Meg Daly, Surface Tension: Love, Sex, and Politics Between Lesbians and Straight Women
Ed. John DeCecco, Gay Relationships
Betty DeGeneres, Just A Mom
Toi Derricotte, Natural Birth
Jane Levy Drucker, Ph.D., Lesbian and Gay Families Speak Out
Abigail Garner, Families Like Mine: Children of Gay Parents Tell It Like It Is
John Gettings, Couples
Brad Gooch, Finding the Boyfriend Within
Andrew R. Gottlieb, Side by Side: On Having a Gay or Lesbian Sibling
Ed Graff, What is Marriage For?
Ed. Jack Hart, The Day We Met
Robert Hopcke and Laura Rafaty, A Couple of Friends
Rik Isensee, Love Between Men
Rod and Bob Jackson-Paris, Straight From The Heart: A Love Story.
Susan E. Johnson, Staying Power: Long Term Lesbian Couples
Suzanne M. Johnson & Elizabeth O'Connor, For Lesbian Parents
Gerald P. Mallon, Gay Men Choosing Parenthood
Eric Marcus, Together Forever
Judith McDaniel, The Lesbian Couples' Guide
Claire McNab and Sharon Gedan, The Loving Lesbian
Brian McNaught, On Being Gay: Thoughts on Family, Faith, and Love
Cherrie Moraga, Waiting in the Wings
Rebecca Nahas and Myra Turley, The New Couple: Women and Gay Men
Craig Nelson, Finding True Love in a Man-Eat-Man World
Deb Priceand Joyce Murdoch, And Say Hi To Joyce
Ed. Louise Rafkin, Different Daughters
Margaret Randall, This Is About Incest
Michael Riordon, Eating Fire: Family Life on the Queer Side
Barbara Seyda and Diana Herrera, Women In Love
Laura Siegel and Nancy Lamkin Olson, Out of the Closet, Into Our Hearts: Celebrating Our Gay/Lesbian Family Members.
Renate Stendhal, Love's Learning Place
Ed. Andrew Sullivan, Same-Sex Marriage: Pros and Cons
Jim Sullivan, Boyfriend 101
Larry J. Uhrig, Two of Us
Pollack and Jeanne Vaughn, Politics of the Heart
Ed. Jess Wells, Home Fronts: Controversies in Nontraditional Parenting
Joan Alden, A Boy's Best Friend
Forman Brown, The Generous Jefferson Bartleby Jones
Rigoberto Gonzalez, Antonio's Card / La Tarjeta de Antonio
Ann Heron and Meredith Moran, How Would You Feel if Your Dad Was Gay?
Sarita Johnson-Calvo, A Beach Party With Alexis
Margy Burns Knight, Who Belongs Here?
Leslea Newman, Belinda's Boughet
Leslea Newman, Gloria Goes to Gay Pride
Leslea Newman, Heather Has Two Mommies
Johnny Valentine, The Daddy Machine
Johnny Valentine, The Day They Put a Tax on Rainbows
Johnny Valentine, One Dad, Two Dads, Brown Dad, Blue Dads
Johnny Valentine, The Duke Who Outlawed Jellybeans
Johnny Valentine, Two Moms, the Zark, and Me
Elaine Wickens, Anna Day and the Big O Ring
Michael Willhoite, Daddy's Roommate
Michael Willhoite, Daddy's Wedding
Michael Willhoite, The Entertainer
Michael Willhoite, Families: A Coloring Book
Michael Willhoite, Uncle What-Is-It is Coming to Visit
Edward Abbey, Black Sun
Nathan Aldyne, Cobalt
Nathan Aldyne, Slate
Aldo Alvarez, Interesting Monsters
Phil Andros, Roman Conquests
Phil Andros, The Boys in Blue
Phil Andros, Shuttlecock
Phil Andros, Stud
Anonymous, The Scarlet Pansy
Robert Bahr, Indecent Exposures
James Robert Baker, Tim and Pete
James Baldwin, Giovanni's Room
Neil Bartlett, The House on Brooke's Street
Neil Bartlett, Ready to Catch Him Should He Fall
James Barr, The Occasional Man
James Barr, Quatrefoil
Ed. Joseph Beam, In the Life: A Black Gay Anthology
Timothy James Beck, It Had To Be You
Ed. David Bergman, Men On Men 6
Anthony Bidulka, Amuse Bouche
Ed. Brian Bouldrey, Best American Gay Fiction 2
Art Bosch, Boys Town
Randy Boyd, Uprising
Marion Zimmer Bradley, The Catch Trap
Christopher Bram, Hold Tight
Christopher Bram, In Memory of Angel Clare
Perry Brass, Albert or The Book of Man
Perry Brass, Angel Lust
Perry Brass, Carnal Sacraments
Perry Brass, How to Survive Your Own Gay Life
Perry Brass, The Harvest
Perry Brass, The Lover of My Soul
Perry Brass, The Substance of God
Perry Brass, Warlock
Perry Brass, Works and Other "Smoky George" Stories
Forman Brown, Better Angel
Todd D. Brown, Entries From A Hot Pink Notebook
Russell Brown, Sherlock Holmes and the Mysterious Friend of Oscar Wilde
Melvin Jules Bukiet, Strange Fire
Peter Burton, The Mammoth Book of Gay Short Stories
Carl Corley, Satin Chaps
Adolfo Caminha, Bom-Crioulo: The Blackman and the Cabin Boy
Albert Camus, The Plague
Michael Carson, Brothers in Arms
Peter Cashorali, Gay Fairy & Folk Tales
Michael Chabon, The Mysteries of Pittsburgh
Clifford Chase, Between the Palms, A Collection of Gay Erotica
Christopher Coe, I Look Divine
Robert Conner, Cut to the Bone
Steven Corbin, Fragments That Remain
Steven Corbin, A Hundred Days From Now
Mart Crowley, 3 Plays by Mart Crowley: The Boys in the Band
Alan Cumming, Tommy's Tale
Jameson Currier, Where the Rainbow Ends
Daniel Curzon, Human Warmth & Other Stories
Sam D'Allesandro, The Zombie Pit
Alan Davis, Rumors From the Lost World
Christopher Davis, Valley of the Shadow
Will Davis, My Side of the Story
Cmailla Decarnin, Eric Garber, Lyn Paleo, Worlds Apart
Red Downey, The Moralist
Larry Duplechan, Captain Swing (2 copies)
Larry Duplechan, Eight Days A Week
David Feinberg, Spontaneous Combustion
David Feinberg, Eight-Sixed
E.M. Forster, Maurice
E.M. Forster, The Life to Come
Richard Friedel, The Movie Lover
Charles Henri & Parker Tyler Ford, The Young and Evil
Sanford Friedman, Totempole
Lewis Gannett, The Living One
Ed. Eric Garber, Embracing the Dark
Eds. Garber and Gomez, Swords of the Rainbow
Brad Gooch, Scary Kisses
Doris Grumbach, The Book of Knowledge
Doug Guiman, California Screaming
Keith Hale, Cody
R. J. Hamilton, Who Framed Lorenzo Garcia (Pride Pack #1)
R. J. Hamilton, The Case of the Missing Mother (Pride Pack #2)
Dag Hammarskjold, Markings
Dirk Hanaam, The Gay Rubaiyat of Dirk Hanaam
Joseph Hansen, Death Claims
Joseph Hansen, Early Graves
Joseph Hansen, Fadeout
Joseph Hansen, Living Upstairs
Joseph Hansen, The Man Everybody Was Afraid Of
Joseph Hansen, Nightwork
Joseph Hansen, Trouble Maker
James Earl Hardy, 2nd Time Around
James Earl Hardy, B-Boy Blues
E. Lynn Harris, Abide with Me.
Louis Harris, 32 Variations on a Theme by Basil II
Don Harrison, The Spartan
Gregory Hinton, Cathedral City
Alex Hirst, Almost One
Andrew Holleran, Dancer from the Dance
Gene Horowitz, Privates
Joe Leon Houston, The Gay Flesh
M. S. Hunter, The Buccaneer
M. S. Hunter, The Final Bell
Christopher Isherwood, The Berlin Stories, A Single Man, A Meeting By The River
Cap Iverson, Arson! The Dakota Series #1
Cap Iverson, Rattler! The Dakota Series #3
Cap Iverson, Silver Saddles: The Dakota Series #2
Jon Jeffrey, Boyfriend Material
Greg Johnson, Pagan Babies
Ed. Charles Jurrist, Shadows of Love
Paula Kafka-Gibbons, Du Pont Cirlce
Girard Kent, The Boy Harlequin
M.E. Kerr, "Hello, I Lied"
Ed. Rudy Kikel, Gents, Bad Boys, and Barbarians: New Gay Male Poetry
Willyce Kim, Dancer Dawkins and the California Kid
Frances King, Punishments
Steve Kluger, Changing Pitchers
Krandall Kraus, The President's Son
Vincent Lardo, China House
Vincent Lardo, The Prince and the Pretender
Michael Lassell, Decade Dance
Jay Laws, Steam
Jay Laws, The Unfinished
David Leavitt, The Lost Language of Cranes
David Leavitt, While England Sleeps
David Leavitt, Martin Baumar; Or, A Sure Thing
David Leddick, The Sex Squad
Johann Lee, Peculiar Chris
Peter Lefcourt, The Dreyfus Affair.
Lev Levenson, Butterfly Man
Stephen Lewis, Cowboy Blues
Norah Lofts, The Lute Player
Klaus Mann, The Pious Dance
Armistead Maupin, Babycakes
Armistead Maupin, Tales Of The City
Armistead Maupin, More Tales Of The City
Armistead Maupin, Further Tales Of The City
Armistead Maupin, Significant Others
Armistead Maupin, Sure of You
William Maxwell, The Folded Leaf
James Russell Mayes, Small Favors
Stephen McCauley, The Easy Way Out
Stephen McCauley, The Man of the House
David McConnell, The Firebrat
Jeffrey McMahan, Vampires Anonymous
Nico Medina, The Straight Road to Kylie
Richard Meeker, Better Angel
Gordon Merrick, The Lord Won't Mind (Part 1)
Gordon Merrick, One For the Gods (Part 2)
Gordon Merrick, Forth Into Light (Part 3)
Larry Mitchell, In Heat
Ed. Mark Mitchell, The Penguin Book Of International Gay Writing
Robin Moore, Aloha
Ethan Mordden, Buddies
Ethan Mordden, Everybody Loves You
Ethan Mordden, I've a Feeling We're Not in Kansas Anymore
Eds. Morrow and Rowell, Shade - An Anthology of Fiction By Gay Men Of African Descent
Frank Mosca, All-American Boys
John Myers, Holy Family
George Nader, Chrome
Ed. Michael Nava, Finale
Michael Nava, The Little Death
Michael Nava, Golden Boy
Yves Navarre, Cronus's Children
Yves Navarre, Sweet Tooth
Jamie O'Neil, At Swim, Two Boys
Canaan Parker, The Color of Trees
Cristina Peri Rossi, Solitaire of Love
Edward Phillips, Sunday Best
Felice Picano, Late in the Season
Felice Picano, The Lure
David Plante, The Catholic
David Plante, The Foreigner
Ernest Posey, Hormone Pirates of Xenobia
James Purdy, Narrow Rooms
Jiro Olivier, Closing Distance
Orland Outland, Different People
Lev Raphael, Burning Down the House
K.B. Raul, Naked to the Night
Dotson Rader, Gov't Inspected Meat
Kirk Read, How I Learned to Snap.
John Rechy, Numbers
John Rechy, The Sexual Outlaw: A Documentary
Paul Reidinger, The Best Man
Robert Reinhart, A History of Shadows
Mary Renault, The Charioteer
Mary Renault, The Persian Boy
Christopher Rice, A Density of Souls.
Christopher Rice, The Snow Garden (2 copies)
J. M .Roberts, Without Sanction
Robert Rodi, Closet Case
Robert Rodi, Drag Queen
Irving Rosenthal, Sheeper
Dave Royal, Controlled Explosion
Howard Russell, Rush to Nowhere
Umberto Saba, Ernesto
Don Sakers, Act Well Your Part
Alex Sanchez, Rainbow Boys
Alex Sanchez, Rainbow High
Alex Sanchez, Rainbow Road
Alex Sanchez, So Hard To Say
Dick Scanlan, Does Freddy Dance?
Sandra Scoppetone, Happy Endings Are All Alike
Sandra Scoppetone, Trying Hard to Hear You
George Shannon, Unlived Affections
William Jack Sibley, Any Kind of Luck
R.D. Skillings, How Many Die
Iceberg Slim, Black Mama Widow
KM Soehnlein, The World of Normal Boys
Brian Sloan, A Really Nice Prom Mess
Brian Sloan, Tale of Two Summers
Nancy Springer, Metal Angel
Eugene Stein, Straitjacket and Tie
Richard Stevenson, Death Trick
Richard Thornley, Attempts to Join Society
Joseph Torchia, As if After Sex
Joseph Torchia, The Kryptonite Kid
Larry Townsend, Master's Counterpoints
Larry Townsend, One for the Master, Two for the Fool
Lucian K. Truscott, Dress Gray
Gore Vidal, The City and the Pillar
Patrcia Nell Warren, The Beauty Queen
Patrcia Nell Warren, Billy's Boy
Patrcia Nell Warren, Fancy Dancer
Patrcia Nell Warren, The Front Runner
Patrcia Nell Warren, Harlan's Race
Steve Weiner, The Yellow Sailor
Edmund White, A Boy's Own Story
Edmund White, Nocturnes for the King of Naples
Edmund White, The Farewell Symphony
Ed. Edmund White, Gay Short Fiction
George Whitmore, The Confessions of Danny Slocum
Calder Willingham, End as Man
Terry Wolverton & Robert Drake, Eds., Circa 2000: Gay Fiction at the Millennium.
Ed. Stephen Wright, Different
Emanuel Xavier, Christ-Like
Ian Young, On The Line
RD Zimmerman, Hostage
GENDER (including Transgender)
Peter Ackroyd, Dressing Up
Mariette Pathy Allen, The Gender Frontier
Anonymous, Tales from a Pink Mirror
Ed. Tony Ayres, String of Pearls: Stories About Cross-Dressing
Mary Boenke (Ed.), Trans Forming Families: Real Stories About Transgendered Loved Ones
Ann Bolin, In Search of Eve
Kate Bornstein, Gender Outlaw: On Men, Women, and the Rest of Us
Eds. Burana, Roxxie, Dye, Dagger on Butch Women
Phyllis Burke, Gender Shock: Exploding Myths of Male and Female
Judith Butler, Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity
Pat Califia, Sex Changes: The Politics of Transgenderism
Catherine Chermayeff, Johnathan David and Nan Richardson, Drag Diaries
John Colapinto, As Nature Made Him: The Boy Who Was Raised as a Girl
Ann Thompson Cook, Made In God's Image
Jayne County, Man Enough to be a Woman
Jason Cromwell, Transmen and FTMs: Identities, Bodies, Genders, and Sexualities
Carolyn Dever, Skeptical Feminism: Activist Theory, Activist Practice.
Morty Diamond, From the Inside Out: Radical Gender Transformation, FTM and Beyond
Richard Ekins, Male Femaling
Jeffrey Eugenides, Middlesex
Leslie Feinberg, Drag King Dreams
Leslie Feinberg, Transgender Warriors
Nan Gilbert, The Adventures of Leslie
Jamison Green, Becoming a Visible Man
Matthew Gutmann, Changing Men and Maculinities in Latin America
Astrid Henry, Not My Mother's Sister: Generational Conflict and Third-Wave Feminism.
Gary Kates, Monsieur d'Eon Is a Woman: A Tale of Political Intrigue and Sexual Masquerade
Matt Kailey, Just Add Hormones: An Insider's Guide to the Transexxual Experience
Dean Kotula, The Phallus Palace
Arlene Istar Lev, Transgender Emergence: Therapeutic Guidelines for Working with Gender-Variant People and Their Families
Anne Moir, Ph D. and David Jessel, Brain Sex: The Real Difference Between Men and Women
Serena Nanda, Neither Man nor Woman: The Hirajas of India
Joan Nestle (Ed.), Riki Wilchins (Ed.), Clare Howell (Ed.), Genderqueer: Voices from Beyond the Sexual Binary
Geri Nettick with Beth Elliot, Mirrors: Portrait of a Lesbian Transexual
Ed. Tracy O'Keefe, Finding the Real Me: True Tales of Sex and Gender Diversity
Alan Michael Parker & Mark Willhardt, Cross-Gendered Verse
Carol Queen and Lawrence Schimel, PoMoSexual
Nelly Richard, Masculine / Feminine: Practices of Difference(s).
Martine Rothblatt, The Apartheid of Sex
Mark Simpson, Male Impersonators: Men Performing Masculinity
JoAnn Altman Stringer, The Transsexual's Survival Guide
JoAnn Altman Stringer and JoAnn Roberts, The Transsexual's Suvival Guide Volume 2
Kim Elizabeth Stuart, The Uninvited Dilemma
Justin Tanis, Transgendered: Theology, Ministry, and Communities of Faith
Nancy Tuana, et al., Revealing Male Bodies.
Norah Vincent, Self-Made Man
Stephen Whittle, Respect and Equality: Transsexual and Transgender Rights
Riki Anne Wilchins, Read My Lips
Robert Bahr, The Virility Factor
William F. Banta, AIDS in the Workplace: Legal Questions and Practical Answers.
Ronald Bayer and Gerald M. Oppenheimer, AIDS Doctors: Voices from the Epidemic, an oral history.
Bud Berkeley, Foreskin: A Closer Look
David Black, The Plague Years: A Chronicle of AIDS the Epidemic of Our Times
Ed. Evelyn Blackwood, The Many Faces of Homosexuality
Robert Alan Brookey, The Rhetoric and Power of the Gay Gene: Reinventing the Male Homosexual
Janice A. Burns, Sarah's Song: A True Story of Love and Courage.
Eds. Loren K. Clarke and Malcolm Potts, The AIDS Reader: Documentary History of a Modern Epidemic.
Jon Cohen, Shots in The Dark
Gilbert Cole, Infecting the Treatment: Being an HIV-Positive Analyst.
Conscious, Getting Unstuck:Girl to Girl, You Can Be Infected... Indeed
Rafael Diaz, Latino Gay Men and HIV.
Dilly, Pies, Helquist, Face to Face: A Guide to AIDS Counseling.
Mark Doty, Heaven's Coast.
David Feinberg, Queer and Loathing.
Michael Freiberg, Dancing With Two Dogs and Mozart.
Nicholas Freudedburg and Alice Radosh, Protecting Youth, Preventing AIDS.
Victor Gong, M.D., AIDS: Facts and Issues.
Mauro F. Guillen and Chalres Perrow, The AIDS Disaster.
Ed. Perry N. Halkitis, Cynthia A. Gomez and Richard J. Wolitski, HIV + Sex
Dean Hamer and Peter Copeland, The Science of Desire
Marie deHennezel, Intimate Death.
Ivan Illich, Medical Nemesis
Ed. John James, AIDS Treatment News Volume 3.
William Johnston, HIV Negative: How the Uninfected Are Affected by AIDS.
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Elizabeth Kubler-Moss, M.D., AIDS: The Ultimate Challenge.
Catherine Lord, The Summer of Her Baldness: A Cancer Improvisation
Leonard J. Martelli With Franz D. Peltz, C.R.C. and William Messina, C.S.W., When Someone You Know Has AIDS: A Practical Guide.
Paul Monette, Borrowed Time - An AIDS Memoir.
J. W. Money, To All the Girls I've Loved Before.
Walt Odets, In the Shadow of the Epidemic: Being HIV Negative in the Age of AIDS.
Cindy Patton, Inventing AIDS.
Barbara Peabody, The Screaming Room.
Gerald Perlman, A Gay Man's Guide to Prostate Cancer
Paula W. Peterson, Penitent, with Roses.
Marcia Quackenbush, Risk and Recovery: AIDS, HIV, and Alcohol.
Robert Rimer, HIV+: Working the System
Eric Rofes, Reviving the Tribe
Robert Root-Bernstein, Rethinking AIDS
Gabriel Rotello, Sexual Ecology: AIDS and the Destiny of Gay Men
Diana Russell & Rebecca Bolen, The Epidemic of Rape and Child Sexual Abuse in the United States
Randy Shilts, And The Band Played On.
Jonathan G. Silin, Sex, Death, And The Education Of Children - Our Passion For Ignorance In The Age Of AIDS.
William A. Smith, Ed. D, et al, A World Against AIDS: Communication for Behavior Change.
Susan Sontag, AIDS and Its Metaphors.
Ed. Bill Snow, HIV Vaccine Handbook.
Jeff Stryker and Mark D. Smith, M.D., M.B.A., Dimensions of HIV Prevention: Needle Exchange.
Dwayne C. Turner, Risky Sex - Gay Men and HIV Prevention.
Ronald O. Valdiserri, Preventing AIDS: The Design of Effective Programs.
Simon Watney, Policing Desire.
Neil and Briar Whitehead, My Genes Made Me Do It: A Scientific Look at Sexual Orientation
George Whitmore, Someone Was Here: Profiles in the AIDS Epidemic
Marion Woodman, Bone: Dying Into Life
Brian Kevin Beck, But So Is Her Brother
Meryl Cohn, "Do What I Say": Ms. Behavior's Guide to Gay & Lesbian Etiquette
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Ed Karvoski, Jr., A Funny Time To Be Gay: Hilarious Gay & Lesbian Comedy Routines from Trailblazers to Today's Headliners
Hugh Havtikess, Lavender Teasers: Fifteen Gay & Lesbian Mystery Puzzlers.
Brandon Judell, The Gay Quote Book
David Sedaris, Me Talk Pretty One Day
Michael Willhoite, Members of the Tribe
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Nancy Springer, Fair Peril
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Katherine Sturtevant, A Mistress Moderately Fair
Jean Swallow, Leave a Light on For Me
Nancy Toder, Choices: The Classic Story About Lesbian Love
Ibis Gomez-Vega, Send My Roots Rain
Alice Walker, The Color Purple
Ann Wadsworth, Light, Coming Back
Sarah Waters, Tipping the Velvet.
Julia Watts, Finding H.F.
Pat Welch, A Day Too Long: a Helen Black Mystery
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Ellen Wittlinger, Hard Love
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Jeanette Winterson, Gut Symmetries
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Lauren Levin & Lauren Blitzer, Same Sex and the City: So Your Prince Charming Is Really a Cinderella
David Pallone with Alan Steinberg, Behind the Mask: My Double Life in Baseball.
Ed. Roxxie, Girljock: The Book
Kelly Winters, Walking Home: A Woman's Pilgrimage on the Appalachian Trail
Dan Woog, Jocks
Alice Akuzniar, The Queer of German Cinema
Tony Blanche & Brad Schreiber, Death In Paradise
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Harmony Hammond, Lesbian Art in America
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Patrick McGavin, Facets Gay and Lesbian Video Guide
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Donald W. McLeod, A Brief History of GAY: Canada's First Gay Tabloiod, 1964-1966.
Jenni Olson, Ed. The Ultimate Guide to Lesbian & Gay Film & Video.
Ed. Jphn Patrick, The Best of Superstar: 1992 The Year of Sex
Joe Quesada, introduction by. Pop Image: Volume 1: the Time of Change.
Sarah Schulman, Stage Struck: Theater, AIDS, and the Marketing of Gay America
Dana Rosenfeld, The Changing of the Guard: Lesbian and Gay Elders, Identity and Social Change
Vito Russo, The Celluloid Closet-Homosexuality in the Movies
Judy Wieder, Celebrity: The Advocate Interviews
Raz Yosef, Beyond Flesh: Queer Masculinities and Nationalism in Israeli Cinema.
Robin Wood, Hollywood From Vietnam to Reagan...and Beyond
Bedpan Productions, Betty & Pansy's Severe Queer Review of New York
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Rob Grader,The Cheap Bastard's Guide to New York City
Wallace Hamilton, Christopher and Gay
Daniel Hurewitz, Stepping Out
Charles Kaiser, The Gay Metropolis 1940-1996
On Your Own Publications, Queer New York City 2002-2003: The Authoritative Guide to Gay & Lesbian NYC.
Betty Pearl, Severe Queer Review of New York
Ellen R. Shapiro, Relocating to New York City and Surrounding Areas
Dorothy Allison, "The Women Who Hate Me: Poetry 1980-1990"
Dorothy Allison, Skin: Talking about Sex, Class and Literature
Nina Auerbach, Romantic Imprisonment- Women and Other Glorified Outcasts
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Nancy Boutilier, On The Eighth Day Adam Slept Alone: New Poems.
Bowery Bartenders Book of Poems
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Andrew Calimach & Agnes Kev, Lover's Legends Unbound
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Richard Canning, Hear Us Out: Conversations with Gay Novelists
Cheryl Clarke, Experimental Love Poetry
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Edgardo Cozarinsky, Urban Voodoo
Michael Davidson, Guys Like Us: Citing Masculinity in Cold War Poetics.
Laura Doan and Jay Prosser, Palatable Poison: Critical Perspectives on The Well of Loneliness.
Mario Fratti, Sister and Lovers
Pascale Gaitet, Queens and Revolutionaries: New Readings of Jean Genet.
ed. Scott Gibson, Blood and Tears: Poems for Matthew Shephard
Jonathan Goldberg, Shakespeare's Hand
Jay Grossman, Reconstituting the American Renaissance: Emerson, Whitman, and the Politics of Representation.
Ed. Jan Hardy, Sister/Stranger: Lesbians Loving Across the Lines
Kathryn Kent, Making Girls into Women: American Women's Writing and the Rise of Lesbian Identity
Elisabeth Ladenson, Proust's Lesbianism.
Ed. Eric Lane & Nina Shengold, Plays For Actresses
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Joan Larkin, paintings by Mimi Weisbord, Housework
David Leavitt, Equal Affections
David Leavitt, A Place I've Never Been
JT Leroy, Sarah
Timothy Lin, Word of Mouth: An Anthology of Gay American Poetry
Craig Lucas, What I Meant Was
Daniel Mendelsohn, The Elusive Embrace
Toni Mirosevich, The Rooms We Make Our Own
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Letta Neely, Juba (2 copies)
Leslea Newman, A Letter to Harvey Milk
Joe Orton, The Complete Plays
Pat Parker, Movement in Black
Gerry Gomez Pearlberg, Mr. Bluebird
Pierre Paolo Pasolini, Roman Nights and Other Stories
Susan Quinlen, Lusosex: Gender and Sexuality in the Portuguese-Speaking World
David Savran, Communists, Cowboys, and Queers: The Politics of Masculinity in the Work of Arthur Miller and Tennesee Williams
Ed. Amy Scholder, Cookin' With Honey
Delia Sherman, Through A Brazen Mirror.
Linda Smukler, Normal Sex
Ed. Claude J.Summer, The Gay and Lesbian Literary Heritage
Elliot Torres, undaunted: a poetic jounry
Paul Verlaine, Royal Tastes: Erotic Writings
Lee Wallace, Sexual Encounters
Emanuel Xavier, Americano
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Abramson, Pinkerton, & Huppin, Sexual Rights in America: The Ninth Amendment and the Pursuit of Happiness.
Allan Berube, Coming Out Under Fire: The History of Gay Men and Women in World War Two.
Victoria Brownsworth, Too Queer
Matthew A. Coles, Try This At Home
Cox, Means, & Pope, One Million Strong: The 1993 March on Washington
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Candace Gingrich, The Accidental Activist
Robet Goss, Jesus Acted Up
Human Rights Watch, Public Scandals
Mary Ann Humphrey, My Country, My Right to Serve: Experiences of Gay Men and Women in the Military
Ko Imani, Shirt of Flame: The Secret Gay Art of War
Gary Lehring, Officially Gay
Beth Loffeda, Losing Matt Shepard: Life and Politics in the Aftermath of Anti-Gay Murder
Marshal Kirk and Hunter Madsen, After the Ball: How America Will Conquer Its Fear and Hatred of Gays in the 90's
Ed. Kris Kleindienst, This is what Lesbian Looks like
Debra E. Meyerson, Tempered Radicals: How People Use Difference to Inspire Change At Work
Richard Mohr, The Long Arc of Justice, Lesbian and Gay Marriage, Equality, and Rights
Bill Moyer, Doing Democracy: The MAP Model for Organizing Social Movements
Luiz Roberto Mott, Epidemic of Hate
Jennifer Nelson, Women of Color and the Reproductive Rights Movement
Jack Nichols, The Gay Agenda
Juan Pablo Ordonez, No Human Being Is Disposable
Yolanda C. Padilla, Gay and Lesbian Rights Organizing: Community-Based Struggles
Minnie Bruce Pratt, Rebellion
Nelly Richard, The Insubordination of Signs: Political Change, Cultural Transformation, and Poetics of the Crisis.
Paul Robinson, Queer Wars: The New Gay Right and Its Critics.
Ruthann Robson, Lesbian (OUT)Law
Rachel Rosenbloom, Secreto A Voces
Rachel Rosenbloom, Unspoken Rules
Joel Schalt, Jerusalem Calling,
Randy Shilts, Conduct Unbecoming- Gays and Lesbians in the U.S. Military
Michelangelo Signorile, Queer in America
Joseph Steffan, Honor Bound: A Gay Naval Midshipman Fights to Serve His Country
Diana Taylor, The Archive and The Repertoire: Performing Cultural Memory in the Americas.
Urvashi Vaid, Virtual Equality
Simon Watney, Policing Desire
Robert Wintemute, Legal Recognition of Same-Sex Partnerships
Kenji Yoshino, Covering: The Hidden Assault on Our Civil Liberties
Kevin Alderson, Ph.D, Beyond Coming Out: Experiences of Positive Gay Identity
Kevin Alderson, Ph.D, Breaking Out: The Complete Guide to Building and Enhancing a Positive Gay Identity
Jean M. Baker, How Homophobia Hurts Children
Frederick Bozett, Homosexuality and the Family
Don Clark, PhD., As We Are
Don Clark, Loving Someone Gay
Patrick Carnes, Out of the Shadows
Betram J. Cohler & Robert Galatzer-Levy, The Course of Gay and Lesbian Lives
Ann D'Ercole and Jack Drescher, Uncoupling Convention: Psychoanalytic Approaches to Same-Sex Couples and Families
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Hilda Hidalgo, Lesbians of Color: Social and Human Services
Gerald Jampolsky, M.D., Love is Letting Go of Fear
Lee Jampolsky, PhD., The Art of Trust
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Sylvere Lotringer, Overexposed
Judith McDaniel, Metamorphosis: Reflections on Recovery
Brian McNaught, On Being Gay
A.E. Moses & R.O. Hawkins, Jr., Counseling Lesbian Women and Gay Men: A Life Issues Approach
Carol Queen, Exhibitionism for the Shy
R.C. Savin-Williams & K.M. Cohen, The Lives of Lesbians, Gays, and Bisexuals: Children to Adults
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Martin Duberman, About Time - Exploring The Gay Past
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Keith Hale, In the Land of Alexander
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Andrew Holleran, Ground Zero
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Robert B. Ridinger, Speaking for Our Lives: Historic Speeches and Rhetoric for Gay and Lesbian Rights
Ruthann Robson, Gay Men, Lesbians, and the Law
James M. Saslow, Pictures and Passions: A History of Homosexuality in the Visual Arts
James T. Sears, Lonely Hunters: An Oral History of Lesbian and Gay Southern Life, 1948-1968
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Julie Wheelwright, Amazons and Military Maids
Edmund White, The Burning Library
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David Bergman, Ed., Camp Grounds : Style and Homosexuality.
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Stephen M. Engel, The Unfinished Revolution: Social Movement Theory and the Gay and Lesbian Movement
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Michel Foucault, History of Sexuality Volume 1
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Dan Healy, Homosexual Desire in Revolutionary Russia
Jonathan Ned Katz, The Invention of Heterosexuality.
Craig B. Little, Deviance and Control
Brian McNaught, On Being Gay
Christopher Nealon, Foundlings: Lesbian and Gay Historical Emotion Before Stonewall
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David Van Leer, The Queering of America : Gay Culture in Straight Society
Michael Warner, Publics and Counter Publics
Vera Wisman, Queer By Choice
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Arturo J. Aldama, Violence and the Body: Race, Gender, and the State.
John D. Allen, GLBT w/Developmental Disablities and Mental Retardation
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Keith Boykin & E. Lynn Harris, Beyond the Down Low: Sex, Lies, and Denial in Black America
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Victoria A. Brownworth & Susan Raffo, Restricted Acccess: Lesbians on Disability
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It just occured to me that the efficiency of Carnot cycles is $\eta= \frac{T_1 - T_2}{T_1}$, that is, the efficiency decreases as the difference between reservoir temperatures decreases. On the other side, Fourier's law states that the dissipation of heat is proportional to the temperature gradient, that is, to the temperature difference.
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Soap Crayons
Makes 12 crayons
Age group: 18-40 months
Duration of activity: 15 minutes
- 1 cup soap flakes or powder
- 3 tablespoons of water
- Washable tempera paint
- Ice cube trays or small Dixie cups (for molds)
This activity combines an opportunity for creative expression with bathtub fun. Your child can use these crayons to draw on the tile or on himself!
- Mix soap and water together to make a stiff dough that can hold its own shape. Add more soap powder or water as needed to reach the desired consistency.
- Divide the mixture into three or four balls. Add a few drops of paint to each portion to create desired colors.
- Press mixture into molds and let set for a few days before using.
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How do I install Adobe Audition on Ubuntu?
closed as not a real question by Uri Herrera, Eric Carvalho, vasa1, hhlp, Mitch♦ Mar 2 '13 at 11:01
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@Hasiya Rulzz I have to bring to your notice that you might not be able to run any product from the Adobe Creative Suite 6 natively into linux. Even to do that you might need application like WINE and as J Moore pointed, you can see some serious issue's running Adobe Creative Suite 6 on Linux using WINE.
What I can suggest is, you have two options:
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Here's a simple and tasty trick to try. Pineapple contains bromelain, an enzyme that helps ripen the cervix and start labor.
Each pineapple contains only a small amount of bromelain, so you'd have to eat large quantities (we're talking several pineapples) for this to possibly work. Eating several pineapples will likely have the same effect as a spoonful of castor oil, so if you end up eating six or seven, be prepared for the probability of an upset stomach.
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Golden Horse Film Festival and Awards Ceremony, November 24, 2012, TaiwanLi Bing Bing wore Gucci Cruise 2013 look 43 pale jade silk crepe long sleeved gown with floral embellished neckline and 18kt white gold, pavé diamond and beryl drop cut gemstone Horsebit cocktail ring and grey broadway clutch with crystal details.
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FOLLANSBEE - The 1st District Senate Replacement Committee met Thursday and selected three candidates for possible appointment to the state Senate seat formerly held by Ohio County's newest commissioner, Orphy Klempa.
Wheeling attorney and Ohio County Democratic Party Co-chairman Robert "Rocky" Fitzsimmons of Wheeling; former Del. Sam Love of Weirton; and retired Wheeling Fire Lt. David Palmer were chosen from among 12 candidates applying for the seat.
Committee member Teresa Toriseva said the names will be referred to the office of Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, who has five days to make an appointment after receiving the names.
Klempa resigned his Senate seat effective Dec. 10. He had been elected to a four-year term in 2010.
On Thursday, eight of the 12 candidates applying for the job appeared before the six-member committee at the Follansbee branch of the Brooke County Library. In addition to Fitzsimmons, Love and Palmer, those in attendance included Wheeling residents Frank Calabrese; former Ohio County Magistrate Rose Humway; James Radcliffe and Harry Sacco; and Sean Lauritzen of New Cumberland.
Those applying but not addressing the committee Thursday were Cynthia Hutchison-McNally; Elizabeth Paulhus; former Wheeling Councilman James Tiu; and Robert Wycherley.
Fitzsimmons told the committee he is 33, and grew up in Warwood. He is a graduate of Wheeling Central Catholic High School and Washington University, where he studied biochemical engineering. He then earned his law degree from Wake Forest University before returning to Wheeling in 2004.
"I was unique," he said. "I had an opportunity to return to this area and find work. ... In West Virginia, we may think our biggest export is coal, but I would say it's human capital."
Fitzsimmons noted he has been involved with politics since returning to Wheeling in 2004, and he believes he would be a strong candidate for the Senate seat in 2014.
Love served 14 years representing Hancock County beginning in 1983, and he was chairman of the Natural Resources Committee for 12 years. He served as Hancock County assessor for four years, and since leaving the assessor's office has worked as a lobbyist in Charleston representing such clients as the West Virginia Firemen's Association and the ATV dealers.
He worked for 31 years at Weirton Steel as an electronics technician. "During my time in the Legislature, I brought many projects to Hancock County," he said. "(These included) major improvements to Tomlinson Run State Park - boat ramp, public hunting lands bought with state dollars. I brought a lot of money to Hancock County, and I feel that as a state senator I can do a lot for the 1st District."
Palmer became an Ohio County sheriff's deputy at age 20 and later joined the Wheeling Fire Department. He retired earlier this year after 25 years with the department.
During his time with the fire department, he served as president of Wheeling Firefighters Local 12, and was tapped as the secretary-treasurer for the Professional Firefighters of West Virginia.
"I have spent countless hours in the Capitol roaming the halls," Palmer said. "I have been involved with numerous pieces of legislation we were attempting to pass - but not always passing. ... One of the things I worked on was was preserving (firefighters') rights as citizens to be politically active."
The 1st District encompasses Hancock, Brooke, Ohio and a portion of Marshall County - though it did not include Marshall County when Klempa was elected in 2010 to the four-year term that expires in 2014.
West Virginia law also states that no two senators can reside in the same county. The second 1st District senator is Jack Yost, a Democrat living in Brooke County.
Members of the 1st District Senate Replacement Committee assessing the candidates Thursday were Toriseva and Ohio County Democratic Party Co-Chairman John Saunders representing Ohio County; Brooke County Democratic Party Chairman John Martino and his wife, Marge Martino, representing Brooke County; and Kristin Cross and Dino Rossi, representing Hancock County.


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I have been singing in a (classical) choir for several years, including the occasional solo line, and am now seriously considering voice lessons. However, finding a good teacher seems like a daunting challenge. What should I look for in a good voice teacher?
Probably, you would look for the same things you would seek in any private music instructor. No teacher is right for every student. Here are a few things I would suggest:
There are a plethora of items to consider, but the main idea is to find a teacher that works for you, with whom you are comfortable, who teaches in an environment comfortable for you, and from whom you find you are learning.
To Andrew's list, I'd add:
What kids need drilled into them, is not the same thing that adults need. So an instructor that is brilliant for children will probably make adult students uncomfortable.
The answer depends on the teachers available in your area. If you live near a big city, or near a music school you will have more options than if you do not.
1) Choose a voice teacher experienced in the style of music you wish to learn. Many teachers will lie and say they can teach every style. If you want pop, find a pop teacher, if you want classical find a classical teacher.
2) Choose a voice teacher which is the right level for you. If you are a intermediate, a teacher that focuses on teaching small children will be wrong for you. If you are an advanced student you will need to find a teacher who works with a local opera , or a local music school.
3) Decide what the goal is. Decide up front what you want to get out of the lessons. Is there a difficult piece you want to learn? Are you trying to win an audition? Have a clear goal and communicate this to prospective teacher. They should let you know if that is a goal than can help you with.
If you experience is learning lots of advanced technique, be especially careful choosing teachers. Many professional teachers work mostly with children, and are not as proficient with advanced techniques as they should be. If you can, spend the money on a good teacher in this situation.
I had one single criteria in selecting mine: like how they sound.
The idea is how someone sounds is them applying all the technique they know. If you don't like how that sounds, then you probably won't be able to go very far with that instructor.


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Pastor Accused of Embezzlement Found Dead of Apparent Suicide
Published: Saturday, May 17, 2014 at 11:38 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, May 17, 2014 at 11:38 a.m.
TAMPA | A Tampa pastor was found dead of an apparent suicide amid an investigation he had embezzled about $200,000 from his church, authorities said.
The Tampa Police Department said the Rev. Vladimir Dziadek, 56, was discovered by a maintenance worker Monday morning at the bottom of a staircase at the offices of St. Joseph Catholic Church. He had apparently hanged himself with a belt tied to a banister.
A report from the Hillsborough County Medical Examiner noted police said Dziadek was depressed after parishioners discovered the alleged embezzlement to fuel a gambling habit. The report said the priest had been removed from administrative duties at the church and was set to appear at a hearing Monday with members.
Frank Murphy, a spokesman for the Diocese of St. Petersburg, said the diocesan finance office was nearing the end of its investigation. Murphy said Dziadek was "very well-received" at St. Joseph but had a history of depression.
The medical examiner's report said liquor bottles and casino vouchers were found in Dziadek's room, but provided no elaboration. Authorities said no suicide note was found.
"Our detective is in the final stages of the investigation into his death," police spokeswoman Laura McElory said.
Dziadek was born in Poland and had been a priest for 32 years. The Tampa Bay Times reports (http://bit.ly/1sE7xQx ) a visitation and prayer service for the pastor are scheduled for Sunday. A funeral is set for Monday at St. Joseph. Dziadek is to be buried in Poland.
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Going from One Kid to Two: Ellen's Story
Ignorance is bliss, or so they say. When it comes to the business of becoming a new parent, no statement rings truer.
Almost two years ago, first-time mom Ellen B. thought she had adjusted nicely to the long-awaited arrival of son Zachary, now a cheerful, energetic toddler. But ever since she brought baby Hannah home from the hospital five weeks ago, the domestic workload appears to have more than doubled, and the daily routines she once cherished seem lost forever.
"I used to take Zachary to a toddler gymnastics class and I thought we could still go, but they don't allow infants because of liability concerns," she says with a tinge of regret. "You have to plan so much more to get out of the house, just to take a walk or go to the mall. You have to bring so much more stuff than you used to. It's a hassle."
Not that Susan isn't delighted with her daughter, but logistics, coupled with the feeling of being torn in two, leave this new mom feeling super-stressed. With two kids in diapers, she is eagerly awaiting the arrival of a double stroller, on back-order at a local store. In the meantime, it's not easy "going mobile."
"Last week Zachary was sick all week with a stomach bug and he wanted me, but then Hannah would start crying. So it's always, 'Zachary can you wait?' Or 'Hannah, can you wait?' It's hard because he's crying or she's crying."
Linda Braun, executive director of Families First parenting programs in Cambridge, Massachusetts, empathizes with Ellen and other parents making the transition from one to two kids.
"When there's one child, there's a total focus on that child, often to an extreme degree," observes Braun. "So the adults have conflicting feelings: 'I've been giving 100 percent to one child. How am I going to do that with two?'"
The fatigue factor also explains the feelings of inadequacy that plague many new parents of two. With the first child, there is built-in "down time" for parents at night or during naps. With two or more, Braun says, the "empty spaces" that parents have come to rely on in order to recharge -- or do the laundry! -- disappear.
Economics also plays a role for many expanding families. The arrival of the second child often means that day care becomes unaffordable. The result is that one parent, often the mother, opts to stay at home. The experience can be deeply rewarding, but also very isolating, especially if the breadwinner spouse must work extra-long hours.
"My husband Joel works so much he doesn't get to see Hannah as much," says Ellen. "He's not around for a lot of dinners and I resent that. On the other hand, I feel bad for him! He's working so hard and trying to spend time with Zachary and do projects around the house and it's too much."
Going From Two to Three: Susie's Story
Susie A. is the ultimate road warrior. The mother of three boys (Will, age seven, Aaron, age five, and Gabriel, age two and a half), she spends most of her day behind the wheel, driving to, from, and between the three different schools they attend.
"It's really difficult, but instead of making them all go to the same school I carefully selected each school based on what is best for each of them as individuals. My mother says I'm raising three only children!" she jokes.
When Susie looks back at the first year following Gabriel's birth, she remembers feeling "very overwhelmed" and concerned about shortchanging any of her children. A pediatrician offered wonderful reassurance.
"When I said I felt bad that I couldn't give the same attention to my baby that I had given the older one, she said I'd given my babies something the eldest didn't have -- a big brother," Susie recalls. "It's changed the way I look at my kids. In some ways they're more important to each other than I am to them."
Is it tougher going from two to three kids than from one to two? Susie doesn't feel the last transition has been as tough, although being a mother of three is more physically demanding.
"The amount of laundry going from two to three was just incredible," Susie marvels. "Putting three kids to bed is a challenge. We read to all three of them together. On the other hand, when my oldest has homework, the other two have each other to play with while I work with Will."
Linda Braun agrees with Susie that adding a third child is easier than adding a second. The difference may have more to do with parents' mindset than with kids' demands.
"By the time the third child comes along, Mom and Dad are much more relaxed in their parenting," observes Braun. "They know each child is different, they have some perspective about what's important and what's not, so they are better able to enjoy it and roll with it more."
While many parents worry about neglecting their third, Braun believes the child actually benefits from less attention.
"The child is left more to his own devices, which is a good thing, so he or she becomes more adaptive, more easygoing, less demanding," she says. "So third children are very lucky."
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Extension > Food > Food Safety > Preserving and Preparing > Fruits > Gooseberry Jam Made From Wild Fruit
Gooseberry Jam Made From Wild Fruit
Jams are made from crushed or ground whole fruit and usually have a thick consistency due to the high pectin content. Fruit gives the product its special flavor and often provides pectin for thickening. Pectin is needed to provide thickening or gel formation.
Gooseberry Jam Recipe
- 6 cup gooseberries (¾ ripe (red), ¼ under ripe (green)
- 1 ½ cups water
- 4 cups sugar
Wash berries, place in saucepan with water, and bring to boiling. Reduce heat and simmer until gooseberries are soft, approximately 15 minutes. Remove from heat and measure pulp (about 4 cups) add sugar and boil 7-9 minutes. Remove from heat, skim off foam and pour into hot, sterilized jars. Seal with two-piece canning lids and process in boiling water bath for 10 minutes.
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Where is the TexLive 2010 default package directory located in Windows 7 64-bit?
I'm led to believe it should be in C:\texlive\2010\texmf\tex\latex but that appears not to be the case and I cannot find the place where .sty files are held.
The LaTeX style files for TeXLive on Windows are found in
where XXXX is the year.
On my Windows 7 64-bit computer running TeXLive 2013, the way to get my style (*.sty) files working "natively" is the following
1) put the *.sty file in C:\texlive\2013\texmf-dist\tex\latex
2) open the TeX Live command line
3) run the command mktexlsr
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Michael S. Allen, 56, Carmi, reported Monday night to a Carmi police officer someone had stolen his billfold from his vehicle while parked at his residence in the 500 block of North Second Street in Carmi.
Allen told The Times the billfold contained cash and other items and was stolen between 2 and 3 p.m. Saturday. If anyone finds the billfold, Allen would like to have it returned.
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Correct Amounts for Slow Cookers
When you're cooking conventionally, it's important to remember that white meat cooks a bit faster than dark meat. When you're using a slow cooker, the difference between the parts is so negligible that they are not differentiated.
One thing to keep in mind is that bones make a difference, and boneless pieces, be they breasts or thighs, will cook faster than those with bones.
Size Matters
You might wonder why you're instructed to use chicken pieces in the recipes rather than plunking the whole bird into the slow cooker. The reason is because food in the slow cooker cooks from all sides, and the smaller the pieces, the faster they will cook through. A whole bird should only be cooked on High because its sheer mass keeps it in the bacterial danger zone too long. That's also the reason frozen chicken pieces should never be placed into the slow cooker until they are thawed.
Merrily We Roll Along
One way to serve chicken that is always visually appealing is to pound the breasts thin between two sheets of plastic wrap, layer them with a filling, and roll them tightly. You can keep them closed with toothpicks or kitchen twine. When the chicken is cooked, these rolls get sliced into medallions. Anything from a few leaves of fresh spinach to slices of ham will work well as filling, and the rolls cook in the same time as chicken pieces with bones.
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5 May 2011 8:03 AM #1
XMessages_hu properties
Hello, I have updated XMessages_hu.properties file, because some text were not translated into hungarian. For example in column header filtering. Now I attach this file zipped.
29 Jul 2011 7:09 AM #2
29 Jul 2011 8:31 AM #3
If you unzip the original "gxt.jar" you will find a directory named "com/extjs/gxt/ui/client/messages" inside it.
That directory contains "XMessages_hu.properties" file, which contains the translations. This is the file which has to be replaced with the zipped file I attached to my last post. Create (zip) "gxt.jar" again with the new file and use it in your project. Project recompilation including javascript compilation by GWT may be needed.
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How can I print source code in OS X (HTML/PHP) with number lines and without long line truncation? I was used to Gedit on Linux, but here it seems I can't obtain the same with applications such as TextWrangler or TextEdit.
You can print source code with line numbers and without truncation in TextWrangler, the key is Soft wrap text.
Note: you may want to set up "Editor Defaults" in TextWrangler's Preferences, and have it Soft wrap text for you for each file you edit, and to a specified width too.
Have you looked at GeSHi? http://qbnz.com/highlighter/demo.php
You didn't specify the purpose for printing out - but I use this to "prettify" any code I expect to be printed - it does line numbering and syntax highlighting for a wide range of languages.
Hope this helps!
and read the (extensive) man page for additional features.


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TNR: Quit fetishizing the executive and focus on democracy
posted at 4:35 pm on June 30, 2009 by Ed Morrissey
The New Republic splits from the Obama administration and scolds Barack Obama over his response to the removal of Manuel Zelaya in Honduras. Francisco Toro accuses Obama of "fetishizing" the presidency and ignoring the facts on the ground. The military may have conducted a coup, but it did so at the unanimous behest of the legislature and the Honduran Supreme Court — and for good reason (h/t HA reader Desmond L):
Sunday's coup in Honduras has been portrayed as a throwback to the bad old days when Latin American armies got drafted in as the ultimate umpires of political conflict. But in arresting president Manuel Zelaya in his pajamas and putting him on the first plane out of the country, Honduras's generals were acting out of fear of a genuine and growing threat to Latin Democracy: the looming prospect of unchecked, hyper-empowered executive power held for life by a single, charismatic individual.
Seen in context, Sunday's military powerplay was different in important ways from the traditional Latin American putsch. The generals move came at the unanimous–yes unanimous–behest of a congress outraged by Zelaya's not-particularly-subtle attempts to extend his hold on power indefinitely. It followed a series of clearly unconstitutional moves on Zelaya's part, including his attempt to unilaterally remove the chief of the army, which, according to Honduras's Constitution, can only be done by a congressional super-majority.
And congress's request had been seconded by the nation's Supreme Court, which is sworn to uphold a constitution that explicitly makes the act of "inciting, promoting or backing the continuation in power or re-election of the President of the Republic" punishable with the loss of Honduran citizenship.
In one sense, this is why the argument over coup/non-coup misses the point. The proper process for removing a head of state can't include having the army dump him outside the border, which eliminates any due process. That's a coup, but that doesn't mean that the Honduras legislature and the courts were wrong to remove Zelaya from power.
A president acting in an unconstitutional manner should no longer have access to that power. The proper role of the legislature is to impeach such an executive. Their unanimous request to the military certainly qualifies as a de facto impeachment, even if the military went too far in expelling Zelaya from Honduras. Criticizing the manner in which Zelaya was removed is certainly reasonable, but not the power of the Honduran legislature to remove him at all. In any liberal democracy, the executive must have its power checked by the courts and the legislature; if not, then the executive turns into Hugo Chavez and eventually Fidel Castro.
Barack Obama gave a knee-jerk reaction without bothering to account for the facts on the ground. Moreover, Obama presumed to know the legality of the Honduran legislature's action better than the Hondurans, which is yet another example of Yankee arrogance in the region. While Obama continues to waffle and avoid the question of whether he will recognize Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as the president of Iran after a baldly rigged election, Obama has quickly intervened to reject the Honduran legislature's action and insist that the US dictate who the Honduran president should be.
Perhaps Obama will rethink his "interference" in Honduran affairs, as TNR suggests. I wouldn't hold my breath, however.
Update: The Miami Herald all but calls Obama and Hillary Clinton "johnny-come-latelies" to the defense of democracy in Honduras. Where was their outrage over Zelaya's actions that led to his removal?
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