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Horror novels are often overlooked as part of the thriller genre. While it is true that some readers are not interested in the terrifying moments that come with many books in the style, there are many horror novels that will appeal to readers who might shy away from traditional genre titles. Paul Tremblay's A Head Full of Ghosts is just such a book. There is a creepiness to the entire proceeding – even some nightmare inducing tableaus – but few outright scares. Instead, readers get a strong domestic drama with a complex narrator and enough suspense to please any thriller fan.
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BOLO – Week of July 17, 2016
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Each of this week's books offers something just a little bit different. I have no doubt that every fan will find something to enjoy on this list.
Ruth Ware – The Woman in Cabin 10 (Gallery/Scout Press, Hardcover, $26.00, 07/19/2016)
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Ruth Ware's debut book received much attention and mostly positive reviews. This time out, she is giving us something more akin to Christie and the tradition of a closed-circle of suspects.
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In this tightly wound, enthralling story reminiscent of Agatha Christie's works, Lo Blacklock, a journalist who writes for a travel magazine, has just been given the assignment of a lifetime: a week on a luxury cruise with only a handful of cabins. The sky is clear, the waters calm, and the veneered, select guests jovial as the exclusive cruise ship, the Aurora, begins her voyage in the picturesque North Sea. At first, Lo's stay is nothing but pleasant: the cabins are plush, the dinner parties are sparkling, and the guests are elegant. But as the week wears on, frigid winds whip the deck, gray skies fall, and Lo witnesses what she can only describe as a dark and terrifying nightmare: a woman being thrown overboard. The problem? All passengers remain accounted for—and so, the ship sails on as if nothing has happened, despite Lo's desperate attempts to convey that something (or someone) has gone terribly, terribly wrong…
With surprising twists, spine-tingling turns, and a setting that proves as uncomfortably claustrophobic as it is eerily beautiful, Ruth Ware offers up another taut and intense read in The Woman in Cabin 10—one that will leave even the most sure-footed reader restlessly uneasy long after the last page is turned.
Clarie Booth – The Branson Beauty (Minotaur, Hardcover, $25.99, 07/19/2016)
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The start of a delightful new series set in Branson, Missouri, this novel boasts a strong central mystery and some very interesting characters with whom to make friends.
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The Branson Beauty, an old showboat, has crashed in the waters of an Ozark mountain lake just outside the popular tourist destination of Branson, Missouri. More than one hundred people are trapped aboard. Hank Worth is still settling into his new role as county sheriff, and when he responds to the emergency call, he knows he's in for a long winter day of helping elderly people into rafts and bringing them ashore. He realizes that he'll face anxiety, arguments, and extra costs for emergency equipment that will stretch the county's already thin budget to the breaking point.
But he is absolutely not expecting to discover high school track star Mandy Bryson's body locked inside the Captain's private dining room. Suddenly, Hank finds himself embroiled in a murder investigation, with the county commissioner breathing down his neck and the threat of an election year ahead of him. And as he wades deeper into the investigation, Hank starts to realize he's up against a web of small town secrets much darker and more tangled than he could have ever imagined.
In her captivating debut novel, Claire Booth has created a broad cast of wonderfully compelling characters, and she perfectly blends humor with the emotional drama and heartache of a murder investigation.
Michelle Pretorius – The Monster's Daughter (Melville House, Hardcover, $27.99, 07/19/2016)
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You are just going to have to read the jacket copy for this one. I'm not even sure how to describe this thriller in another way. Seems to be taking the thriller genre into historical territory, but we'll have to wait for reviews to know if Michelle has hit the mark.
Jacket Copy (Publisher's Description):
Somewhere on the South African veld, 1901: At the height of the Boer War, a doctor at a British concentration camp conducts a series of grim experiments on Boer prisoners. His work ends in chaos, but two children survive: a boy named Benjamin, and a girl named Tessa …
One hundred years later, a disgraced young police constable is reassigned to the sleepy South African town of Unie, where she makes a terrifying discovery: the body of a woman, burned beyond recognition.
The crime soon leads her into her country's violent past—a past that includes her father, a high-ranking police official under the apartheid regime, and the children left behind in that long ago concentration camp.
Michelle Pretorius's epic debut weaves present and past together into a hugely suspenseful, masterfully plotted thriller that calls to mind Lauren Beukes's The Shining Girls and Tana French's The Secret Place. With an explosive conclusion, it marks the emergence of a thrilling new writer.
Melissa F. Olson – Nightshades (Tor, Paperback, $15.99, 07/19/2016)
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Urban Fantasy is one of those genres which blends elements from many others – thrillers, mystery, horror. When done correctly, it can be pure fun and Melissa has a track record of writing quality books.
Jacket Copy (Publisher's Description):
Alex McKenna is the new Special Agent in Charge of the Chicago office of the Bureau of Paranormal Investigations―the division tasked with investigating crimes involving shades.
Or vampires, as they're more widely known.
Children have been going missing, and agents are routinely being slaughtered. It's up to McKenna, and some unlikely allies, to get to the bottom of the problem, and find the kids before it's too late.
You Will Know Me – The BOLO Books Review
For several books now, Megan Abbott has focused her attention on the inner workings of the minds of teenage girls and the influence society imparts on them. That is certainly still a part of her latest book, You Will Know Me, but in this new novel she takes it one step further by documenting how their developing psyches impact those around them – in particular, the effect on their parents.
Among the Wicked – The BOLO Books Review
Readers can always count on one of Linda Castillo's Amish-based mystery novels to transport them. Among the Wicked is the eighth full-length novel featuring Kate Burkholder and once again Castillo entertains and educates.
Sisters In Crime Blogger Panel Recap
From the Booking Desk:
On Saturday, July 9, Dru Ann Love and I presented a panel on Blogging to the members of the Chesapeake Chapter of Sisters in Crime. We structured the discussion like a book and I promised to post a recap. Here is the working outline I used for this event, with some key points mentioned. Dru Ann has also posted a recap of her portion on Dru's Book Musings.


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The last time Pawlenty bagged a deer on opening day was back in 2004 when he caught a small four-point buck. Can we even call Pawlenty a man anymore? Probably not.
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I would like my category pages to only display a list of the posts in that category and not any of the post itself.
Is this possible?
I would like my category pages to only display a list of the posts in that category and not any of the post itself.
Is this possible?
if you have a category.php in the themes folder, the look of the category pages are defined here... The template tags called inside the loop (eg. <?php the_content(); ?> = the post content) defines what is shown of the posts.. That means, if you remove the template tag the_content(); from category.php, no post content is showed - you want to do that for more than this template tag (eg. the_time(); etc).. Take a look at the codex (http://codex.wordpress.org/template_tags) for a list of template tags.
my theme doesn't seem to have a category page. When I click a category, I have this link: http://www.thecowgoddess.com/wordpress/?cat=1
So how can I get my category display to display lists instead of posts?
If you don't have it - just create one. Save your archive.php as category.php or category-XX.php (where XX = ID of category) and you are good to go.
More: Category_Templates and Template_Hierarchy.
I'm stuck again! I did make a category page, but I'm lost as to how to get the categories to display! At this moment, nothing displays at all. I cloned the category page from the default template. I'm sure I'm missing a step, or something.
What is the "default template"?
(I've said: save your archive.php as category.php...)
I did that, and now I get the following error when I try to access a category:
Archive for the '2004' Category
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: cat_header_link() in C:\Domains\thecowgoddess.com\wwwroot\wordpress\wp-content\themes\hathor\category.php on line 9
There is no cat_header_link function in WP.
Where did you get that?
I got this file directly out of the theme folder "default" that came with my wordpress install. I am using a different theme, so I've never seen this file before.
OK, I went to a totally clean WOrdpress folder and found the file, now I can get the page to display, except that what I want is for the posts to show up just as a list of titles and not as one post at a time.
To be honest, I am confused.
I just searched the whole "default" theme directory on a very fresh download and there is no such thing as
That must come from your own code...
OK, you have posted while I was searching :)
1. How many posts - that's defined in your admin > Options > Reading
1a. If you want different number of posts in different views, use a plugin:
2. If you want only titles, you should edit your category template and remove the_content tag and/or anything you don't need.
we must have x-posted. I don't know where that code came from, you were right. Now I'm at the task of making the categories display links to posts instead of the posts themselves.
never mind! I'm so sorry I really should have spent more time nivestigating before I posted here again. I think I have figured it out.
thank you so, so much.
Just wanted to say thanks mollysummer, for asking the question, and moshu, of course for answering it!
This was exactly what I wanted to do, and you helped me accomplish that.
Even though the question didn't get fully resolved I was able to go off of your advice Moshu.
Just a note for others wanting to do this out there:
Change the archive.php to category.php then edit the category.php to accomplish what you want. For just links, edit out the " <?php the_content(); ?> = the post content) " stuff as moshu stated.
Also, note that the links you click on to go to the Post page will use single.php for its template (default theme)
. Further editing of single.php will give you control over how each individual post page will look.
And I also implemented the "other posts from cat" plugin by aliester ( dagondesign.com )
to further increase navigability.
Hope this helps.
Hi all,
Thank you! Great post!
Based here I've created a template that display a custom category page.
I'm having the following problem:
I had have set up in the WP control panel a maximum of 5 posts displaying in the Blog's pages.
I can't figure out how to show all posts in the custom page instead of the default 5 last posts.
I'm using a category-#.php template.
The custom page showing 5 posts (there is 25 and increasing!) is hosted at: http://www.maujor.com/blog/category/todas
Many thanks for any help
Change de if loop for this one:
$posts = get_posts('numberposts=100'); /* display 100 posts per page */
foreach($posts as $post) :
<div class="post">
<?php endforeach; ?>
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Here is a look at the players who've earned ESPN.com Player of the Week honors during the 2004-05 season:
Week 14: Feb. 14-Feb. 20>
CURTIS STINSON, Iowa State
Remember, Stinson is just a sophomore. If he sticks around Iowa State, the Cyclones should be contenders for the next two seasons in the Big 12. Stinson had a wonderful week, scoring 29 points, including all seven of the Cyclones' points in the overtime to beat Kansas on Saturday. He took the midrange jumper, with Aaron Miles on his side, for the winning hoop. He shows no fear and has the moxie to carry this team a round or two in the Tourney. Stinson doesn't mind contact and getting fouled -- he made eight of 13 free throws. Stinson has scored in double figures in seven straight games and logs nearly 40 minutes in every game. Stinson didn't get the recognition he deserves in large part because the Cyclones weren't winning. They are now, and the accolades should come cascading down for him. He deserves every one of them.
Week 13: Feb. 7-Feb. 13>
CURTIS WITHERS, Charlotte
It's about time Withers earned the honor. He had all the hype in the preseason but the 49ers simply don't get the national love they deserve, in large part because they don't have the big-time wins on national television. Withers scored 39 points and grabbed 14 boards in an overtime win over Saint Louis. He also scored 21 points with four rebounds in a win over Houston. OK, we know what you're saying: Saint Louis and Houston? Well, the SLU game was on the road and the reality is Withers helped the 49ers to a 17-4 overall record and a first-place tie (in the loss column with two) with Louisville and DePaul. If Charlotte is going to do some damage in the NCAAs then it's going to be because Withers is a force around the basket.
Week 12: Jan. 31-Feb. 6>
VINCENT GRIER, Minnesota
Grier was the BMOC this week. He scored 32 points to beat Wisconsin on Saturday in the biggest win of the season for the Gophers. He actually tied Wisconsin in the second half (26-26). Grier also scored 14 in a road win at Michigan. The Gophers, at 16-6 (6-3), are one of the two biggest success stories in the country (the other one has to be Georgetown). Minnesota was picked 10th in the Big Ten preseason poll. Grier wasn't considered a headline player. Both couldn't be more wrong. Grier, a JC transfer who leads the Gophers with 16.3 points a game, has been the catalyst for the Gophers' resurgence. Do you think the Gophers need Kris Humphries and his one-man band? Not quite. No one is crying any more that he's gone from Minnesota. He couldn't win last year. Grier comes in and he can.
Week 11: Jan. 24-30>
NIK CANER-MEDLEY, Maryland
We waited to see if Caner-Medley could put together back-to-back big-time games Sunday night. He did. Caner-Medley put the Terps on his back and carried them into the ACC race (for third or fourth?) with wins last week at Duke and over Georgia Tech Sunday night. Caner-Medley put up 25 on the Blue Devils and then hit for 19 against the Yellow Jackets. He was consistent, making eight field goals and three 3s in each game. He got to the line six times and made all of them against Duke (although he didn't get to the free-throw line against Georgia Tech). This was supposed to be John Gilchrist's team. That hasn't happened. It's OK if Caner-Medley is the BMOC if he can deliver.
Week 10: Jan. 17-23>
SALIM STOUDAMIRE, Arizona
Stoudamire is on fire. He scored 27 points in a road win at Oregon and 25 in a road win at Oregon State. He made 8-of-13 3s in the stretch and converted all but one of his 13 free throws. Stoudamire is having a player of the year-type run over his last 10 games. He's averaging 19.1 points, shooting 67.4 percent and 64.8 percent on 3s. Stoudamire got off to a slow start in large part because he was a bit of a perfectionist. He put up a 3-for-10 game against Virginia in a loss in Charlottesville in November. His season took a nosedive against Utah on Dec. 11, when he played 30 minutes and failed to take more than one shot while trapped in a box-and-one. Arizona coach Lute Olson suspended him for the Marquette game because his attitude wasn't becoming of a senior. Something clicked, because in the next game he made 7-of-8 3s against Manhattan. Stoudamire can get rid of the enigmatic rep. He's no longer a problem for the Wildcats, but he is certainly an issue for every opponent.
Week 9: Jan. 10-16>
CHRIS PAUL, Wake Forest
Did you see Paul's line from Saturday's win over North Carolina? Wow. How could Paul not get the nod from us? He scored 26 points, made all nine free throws, grabbed six boards, dished out eight assists had five steals and one turnover in 34 minutes. Paul picked his spots and sliced through the North Carolina 'D' when he needed a bucket. If you had any doubts about whether Paul could be a national player of the year candidate they had to have ended in Saturday's win. Remember, the Tar Heels were supposedly the hottest team in the country outside of Champaign. But the Tar Heels had to go through Winston-Salem to maintain that tag. No chance with Paul's performance. His week started with a solid 14-point (8 of 11 at the line), six assist, three-turnover game in a rout over Maryland.
Week 8: Jan. 3-9>
PAUL MARIGNEY, St. Mary's
When the Gaels were in New York for the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic, the coaching staff talked about how important Marigney would be to this team. It was hard to picture, but it's become increasingly clear. Marigney was sensational last week for the Gaels, leading them to one of their biggest wins in their history. Marigney lit up Gonzaga for 30 points, including seven 3-pointers, in the 89-81 victory. The senior guard also scored 17 points in 27 minutes in a 21-point win over Portland to open the WCC slate and started the week last Monday by scoring 19 points to help propel the Gaels to a win over BYU. Marigney missed the first semester because he was academically ineligible, yet he hasn't missed a beat, averaging 14.7 points and 3.7 rebounds, and is shooting 48.9 percent overall, 45.2 percent on 3s and 82.1 percent at the free-throw line. Marigney was the leading scorer in the WCC last season and could end up edging out someone from Gonzaga for WCC player of the year if stays on this roll.
Week 7: Dec. 27-Jan. 2
KEITH LANGFORD, Kansas
Langford hit a mid-range, turnaround, fade jumper with three seconds remaining to beat Georgia Tech in overtime on Saturday. Langford, who scored only two points in the first half, scored 18 points in the victory against the Yellow Jackets in one of the best games of the season. The Jayhawks were downright awful early but rallied to push this game to overtime. Beating the Yellow Jackets without Wayne Simien was significant. Langford showed poise, leadership and grit to take and make the shot Saturday. His reaction when he hit the shot was simply joyful. Langford's steal in overtime set up an Alex Galindo's 3-pointer to give the Jayhawks their first lead of the game with 1:38 remaining. Langford has been a winner throughout his career, but he hadn't hit a game-winning shot since his freshman season at Nebraska. This one certainly ranked higher.
Week 6: Dec. 20-Dec. 26
IKE DIOGU, Arizona State
Diogu is making a strong case for national player of the year. He's clearly the top player in the Pac-10 and has separated himself as one of the top forwards in the country. Diogu had a sensational week as the 9-1 Sun Devils grabbed two key wins. He scored 17 points, grabbed six rebounds, blocked four shots and made 8 of 11 free throws in a 90-55 win over Northwestern. Diogu followed that up with a 40-minute, 21-point, 18-rebound, seven-block performance in a 68-63 win over Santa Clara. The Sun Devils were picked 10th in the league but are looking more and more like a contender through the first half of the season. Diogu is the reason why ASU has a shot to get back to the Dance after a one-year hiatus. His numbers on the season -- 23.2 points, 10.5 rebounds, 2.5 blocks a game -- are simply sensational.
Week 5: Dec. 13-Dec. 19
PATRICK SPARKS, Kentucky
Sparks' three free throws to beat Louisville last Saturday will be folkloric in the Bluegrass state. He drew the three-shot foul like a seasoned vet to get to the line to win the game 60-58 and complete a remarkable comeback. Sparks finished with 25 points on the day. Throughout the preseason, Sparks was overshadowed by the arrival of a stellar freshmen class, notably guards Rajon Rondo, Ramel Bradley and Joe Crawford. But Sparks was the veteran of the group, having played for a postseason team at Western Kentucky. His playing time fluctuated, but you just knew that there would be a time early in the season when Tubby Smith would need Sparks to win a game. Sparks is an inspiration for plenty of Kentucky fans after reaching his dream after starting his career in Bowling Green instead of Lexington.
Week 4: Dec. 6-Dec. 12
FRANCISCO GARCIA, Louisville
Garcia had one of those special games in Saturday's 74-70 win at Florida. He scored 19 points, grabbed eight boards, dished out four assists, made all five free throws, hit a pair of 3s, picked up five steals and blocked a shot. When he fouled out, Garcia didn't sulk. He went straight to the bench and began cheering his teammates. He even got a few guys water during one of the final timeouts. Garcia has made it known that he's out after this season, so he's maxing himself this year, determined to make Louisville a winner. His play on the court (at both ends of the floor) and his attitude on the bench were exemplary. Coaches should get a tape of how Garcia carried himself and force players to watch it. He was a joy to see. His effort was unmatched, his hunger for the ball defensively was never quenched and his timing in making plays when the Cards needed them the most was always dead on.
Week 3: Nov. 29-Dec. 5
KENNEDY WINSTON, Alabama
Winston played one of the grittiest games of the season and certainly the most clutch, scoring 33 points in a 102-101 triple-overtime win at Charlotte. Winston hit big shots, including one to tie the game at the end of regulation with two seconds remaining. He scored from deep on the perimeter (3 of 8 on 3s), from mid-range and from in the lane on his way to shooting 12 of 25 (6 of 6 at the line). He also collected 10 boards, getting five each on the offensive and defensive ends. On Saturday, Winston was the star that the Tide thought he could become. Alabama teammate Earnest Shelton said he was completely comfortable with Winston being the go-to guy. He had the hot hand and his teammates knew he would make the big shots. Winston loves to have the ball in his hands and as a point forward he's probably the most productive player at his position in the country. Picking Winston this week was an easy call, just based on Saturday's performance. He earned every bucket by sweating out nearly three halves of basketball. Just for good measure, he posted 21 points and 10 boards in a win over East Tennessee State earlier in the week.
Week 2: Nov. 22-28
TYLER McKINNEY, Creighton
McKinney's success story -- from being nearly blind in one eye to the Guardians Classic MVP -- is nothing short of remarkable. McKinney thought he would lose the vision in his right eye after an infection forced him to have two cornea transplants (the first didn't take) last spring. He went through an excruciating recovery period and was only cleared to play again late in the summer. McKinney's importance to the Bluejays is clear -- in its past 32 games, Creighton is 15-0 when he plays and 8-9 when he doesn't. McKinney hit the game-winning basket with 4.2 seconds left to beat Ohio State for the Guardians title last Wednesday in Kansas City. He was as solid a point guard as you could have during the two games (a rout over Missouri in the semifinals), averaging 6.5 points, 3.5 rebounds, 8.5 assists and committing only two turnovers total.
Week 1: Nov. 15-21
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Skip to comments.Van Driver Arrested for Role in Minnesota School Bus Crash (another illegal)
Posted on 02/21/2008 4:07:52 PM PST by WOBBLY BOB
COTTONWOOD, Minn. -- Authorities have confirmed that the the driver of the van that struck the school bus that killed 4 students on Tuesday is an illegal alien.
Officials at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement are checking to see where she came from and how long she's been in Minnesota. FOX 9 has also learned that the name she gave to police, Alainiss Morales, is an alias.
(Excerpt) Read more at myfoxtwincities.com ...
Cue Whoraldo to defend the scum.
She was stopped two years ago for driving without a license.
this is crazy.
Law enforcement probably tossed away a perfectly good opportunity to deport the perp two years ago because immigration wasn't interested.
So now, three little boys (two of them brothers) and a little girl must pay the ultimate price for political correctness and diversity.
When the children of politicians start getting killed by the hordes of illeagals in our country nothing will be done about this ever.You can take that to the bank.
Very sad. And the media doesn't want to talk about it.
we'll see even more crimaliens here soon:
Illegals Begin Leaving Arizona as New Law Approaches
I think it's more like they paid the price for the greed of companies and politicians.
He was only here driving that truck that no American would drive....
"I'm shocked, SHOCKED!"
Four innocent children dead because our greedy elites and power hungry politicians want to flood the country with cheap labor and liberal voters. If you ask me, those creeps are accessories in the deaths of these children.
The life of a unlawful illegal is more important than the lives of children. Our masters have spoken. Yes, master, yes. I'm a worthless slave working to keep you rich.
One thing Osama, Billary and McLame all have in common is that they voted to give retroactive Social Security benefits to illegal aliens who committed document fraud.
In the article?
If so, first time I've heard.
Hope so.
Somebody should suggest to the parents to get themselves an trial lawyer and sue the city/county/state for a bundle for failing to arrest this illegal and hand her over to INS when they had her previously. And if she was handed over to INS then the INS should be a defendant as well.
If local governments won't take action that the people demand, then make them pay financially until they see the light.
Just "killing Americans that Americans won't kill."
Thanks a lot, Bush, McShamnesty, and all the traitors.
Federal judge: Law penalizing businesses that hire illegals OK
Maybe the people in Cottonwood,MN need to march on our state
capitol AND the Jenny-O plant.
Yep! And that's why I won't vote for any of those three hacks.
If the illegal is employed I would definitely go after the employer with a lawsuit as well.
These children should lie in state and every law maker in Washington should be forced to walk by and pay final respect.
Yep. I couldn't agree more. Something as got to snap lose.
These families should not have to bury their children because some business man doesn't want to hire Americans. The whole town should march from the church straight to the plant that this illegal worked at and raise h*ll. Just my opinion, as a mother who has buried her a child. (no illegal involved) It just makes me sick.
Did you read the article?
ILLEGAL ALIEN is in the first sentence.
But of course, I would be shocked if it were otherwise.
thx jorge
where's DANE?
At least Obama has a plan to give all illegals drivers licenses. for what it's worth.
DANE hit the trail I think....Use to be fun though. The opposition is so strong now (more than the few of us before) that DANE and his/her ilk can't stand the heat.
And where's End Times Crusader?
Vote McCain!
Anyway to start something from this? Maybe a march, as someone suggested? Anybody want to take the lead on this?
I was reading another article on illegal immig. where the illegal actually said that families are moving to 'friendlier' places such as Minnesota. We need to make the message clear. Minnesota is friendly to immigrants, not illegals.
5 dead at the hands of illegal aliens in Michigan and Minnesota in around 3 days.
Sounds good to me! I wish Hunter was our nominee.
I held off on this ,cuz i knew in my mind the way they protected the story this was it. These people need to take all responsible to the cleaners,especially the employer. I watched news this mornin and it was just too incredibly sad......I'm gonna shuddup now.
I plan on a letter writing campaign to my worthless state legislators here in MN (liberal demonrats)
and to the local papers.
If leftists can scream for banning gun ownership for legal citizens every time a criminal
goes nuts, surely Americans can scream about banning ILLEGAL CRIMALIENS from committing
mass murder on our highways.
Another student died?
I'm still here and my prayers go out to the family of the victims and the perp should have the book thrown at her, such as this native born American who killed 8 when plowing into people during a drag race in Maryland,
ACCOKEEK, Md. -- A vigil for the eight people killed in a street racing incident over the weekend was held at the scene of the tragedy. Darren Jamar Bullock, 20, was not connected with the race that the victims were watching when he allegedly drove his Ford Crown Victoria through the group of spectators on Indian Head Highway in Accokeek.
and unlike you, I don't blame a whole ethnictiy for the crimes of one.
See this, BOB??
Post number 17. This one in Michigan.
What the heck are we doing giving bond to him anyway? If he gets out where do you think he will go?
A question, should the employer of Darren Jamar Bulloik(per reply # 39,if he has one)be taken to the cleaners?
nope...post it to the banglist! (just wonderful...)
I guess Dane is just as happy to pay taxes to jail criminals who shouldn't even be here as the American criminals we already have plenty of.
It's not about ethnicity. It's about criminal behavior by a citizen of another nation who had no right to be here. You just can't stand it when an illegal is caught, can you?
The crimes of one? Count again.
The crimes of one? Count again.
Typical, Quisling is sticking up for an illegal invader killer of Americans.
What part of "throw the book at her" don't you understand.
How many illegals do you employ, Dane? Or are you just a coyote?
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"Shields brings to light a wealth of new data on the Christian Right in a way that helps us better think about the historical rise of the movement, as well as its similarities to and differences from the far better scrutinized social movements of the Left. His organization of this data around the norms of deliberative and participatory democracy helps us deepen our understanding of one of the most active areas of civic engagement in the United States over the last several decades. These contributions make The Democratic Virtues of the Christian Right of use to students, scholars, and journalists alike."--Ziad Munson, Perspectives on Politics
"It is always refreshing to encounter contrarian viewpoints, especially about topics that rarely receive more than superficial treatment in the media or academe. . . . The book's middle chapters, on the relationship between the Christian Right and 'deliberative democracy,' are well worth the volume's cost. Much of Shields' analysis rests on a perceived tension between partisan mobilization and public deliberation."--John G. Turner, Books & Culture
"A remarkable new book . . . The Democratic Virtues of the Christian Right is by no means a pro-life tract. It is an excruciatingly careful study, studded with the expected graphs and statistical data--but not to the point of spoiling its readability--in the service of probing the curious permutations in contemporary political alignments."--Richard John Neuhaus, First Things
"Jon A. Shields makes a substantial contribution to the literature on the Christian right. . . . Shields should be praised for his efforts, since all too often, scholarly work in religion and politics is devoid of theory and is instead simply a superficial description of the political behavior of various religious groups. . . . Shields's book, despite some limitations, represents a major step forward in the scholarship in the Christian right. It is well written and has an engaging narrative that weaves throughout the entire book. Most importantly, the book should serve as a jumping-off point for scholars and media members to better understand the Christian right movement."--Matthew K. DeSantis, Political Science Quarterly
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"This work is thought-provoking and impressive. . . . This is a strong piece of scholarship. Not everyone will agree with Shields's conclusions, but anyone interested in the American polity will be well served by carefully considering this work."--Mark D. Brewer, Review of Politics
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"Shields reminds us that the rational-choice, interest-based model of politics dominating most political science departments treats a morally passionate politics as a distortion, even a menace. . . . Using participant-observer interviews and techniques, visiting college campuses and other sites of political action, conducting surveys and consulting other forms of empirical data . . . he finds that Christian leaders are, in fact, committed to rational argument and democratic deliberation."--Jean Bethke Elshtain, Claremont Review of Books
"For all those interested in the mingling religion and politics, Shields' book has much to teach about the American political scene and the uses of deliberative democracy by religious groups committed to precepts whose ultimate source is their God."--Nancy L. Honicker, Journal of American Studies of Turkey
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"Jon Shields manages to take the moral claims of pro-life activists seriously while subjecting their movement and organizations to rigorous social scientific analysis. While hardly neglecting the media-based opportunists and zealous, sometimes violent extremists, Shields also shows how mainstream pro-life leaders have developed non-confrontational tactics and non-religious arguments to more effectively challenge pro-choice policies. He then demonstrates how such deliberative tendencies reflect the interplay of Christian values and the organizational incentives facing pro-life activists in a variety of settings. This book will certainly not please everyone, but it should remind all of us of the tensions between reason and passion that any responsible political actor must inevitably negotiate."--Peter Skerry, Boston College
"This is among the best books on the practice of deliberation in American politics, and for many readers it will also be one of the most surprising. Shields shows that antiabortion activists--far more than their pro-choice counterparts--bend over backwards to engage respectfully with opponents and promote high standards of democratic discourse. They do so both as an obligation of Christian love and as a matter of hardheaded political strategy. Liberal academics and commentators will resist his thesis but it will stand up to rigorous scrutiny."--Paul J. Quirk, University of British Columbia


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Poll and Analyze the World with YacketHeather Weaver on December 10th 2012
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I liked the flavor of this soup, although I thought the finished dish came out a bit thin. I love that it's so easy to prepare, making it perfect for a weeknight dinner with some hearty bread of a salad on the side. I didn't use the mint, as I don't care for it, but I added a bit of crumbled goat cheese into the soup before serving, which was very good.
loved it, i didn't use mint but may have to try that next time. Left everything else as written except i added it all to my crockpot on low for a few hours. This is so easy and healthy, i just can't wait to eat the left overs :)
This is one of my favorite soups! When I'm pureeing the artichoke hearts and beans, I add a little of the chicken broth to make sure the mixture is extra smooth. It gives the soup a great texture. I also shake in some Italian seasoning and parmesan cheese.
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Helena Brown Stayed at Luxury Hotels on Publicly Funded Trip to Asia
JW Marriott in Beijing: the "most cost-effective option available" in Beijing
Marking yet another strange turn involving City Council Member Helena Brown's recent trip to Asia, Brown stayed at a series of luxury hotels in Beijing and Seoul, charging the city more than $2,000 in six days of lodging expenses, according to her expense report. A Brown spokesman wrote in e-mail to the Houston Press that she chose these locations because they were the most "cost-effective options" available in Taipei, Seoul and Beijing.
She must not have been looking very hard. In Beijing, she stayed in at the five-start hotel, JW Marriott, which calls itself on its Web site "spectacular," featuring the "most luxurious accommodations," three "exquisite" restaurants and rainforest showers. Brown stayed three nights at the hotel, spending $1,210. It's unclear what her specific accommodations were; her office declined repeated requests for comment.
Next, she jetted to Seoul, South Korea, where she checked into the downtown Lotte Hotel, another opulent number complete with -- believe it or not -- a Greek statue inside the gym. The city got charged for $650 for her two nights there.
According to her travel itinerary, she met with at least two large, state-run oil companies while in Beijing -- the China National Offshore Oil Corporation and SINOPEC Corporation. These meetings weren't mentioned in Brown's press release last week, and it's unclear why, on a trip she said was to orchestrate a direct flight between Houston and Seoul, she sat down with large Chinese oil companies. She also met with Cameron International, another energy company, which is actually based in Houston.
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Summer services begin at 10:00 and run from Sunday, June 19, through Sunday, September 4.
This year your Worship Associates have organized a series of summer worship services designed to highlight that we are a diverse and welcoming religious community, free of creed and dogma, and open to people of all background and beliefs. The Summer services are designed to INSPIRE spiritual growth, to CONNECT through worship and motivate us to ACT in the service of peace and justice.
July 31, 2016 – 10:00 am – SUMMER SERVICE
Lughnasadh – The Promise Fulfilled – William McEvoy
Lughnasadh is the Celtic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season. It is the Summer's fulfillment of the hope of Winter and the promise of Spring. In this service we will celebrate the hopes and promises fulfilled in our own lives, and reflect on those promises that we have left outstanding. "The great insight of Universalism is that you cannot coerce people into loving one another. No one has ever or will ever draw true love out of another with punishment…Behind this is a simple truth: in being loved we learn to love. Those who are loved will in turn love others." ~ Rev.Dr. Mark Morrison-Reed
Presenter: William McEvoy has been a member of TUCW for over five years, and currently serves as the chair of the Committee on Ministry. He is also pursuing a Masters of Divinity at Meadville Lombard Theological School in Chicago.
Worship Associate: Carrie McEvoy
Pastoral Care Chaplain: Julia Wyant
August 7, 2016 – 10:00 am – SUMMER SERVICE
"Dancing Like Tony Manero: The Joy of the Spiritual life." – Sophfronia Scott
Sophfronia Scott will explore how to partake of all the joy and abundance a spiritual life has to offer. She will include readings from her essays such as "Why I Must Dance Like Tony Manero," published in Ruminate Magazine, and pop songs from The Passion, the retelling of the Biblical story that was performed and televised live this spring in New Orleans.
Presenter: Sophfronia Scott is the author of essays, short stories, and novels including the forthcoming The Light Lives Here. She serves as an acolyte, chalice minister, Sunday School teacher, and chairman of the Christian Formation Commission at Trinity Episcopal Church in Newtown, CT.
Worship Associate: Janet Luongo
Pastoral Care Chaplain: Jim Francek
August 14, 2016 – 10:00 am – SUMMER SERVICE
Mr. Dickens, Social Activist – Jennifer Munro
Jennifer Munro will explore the man behind the author, Charles Dickens. Charles Dickens sought to alleviate the effects of poverty the industrial revolution wrought upon the inhabitants of London, England. By taking action, and by writing novels, Charles Dickens put a face on human suffering, which awakened the sympathy of a largely indifferent population. Through her sermon, Jennifer Munro asks of us how do we as Unitarian Universalists respond to the suffering we see around us, and what can we learn from Mr. Dickens?
Presenter: Jennifer Munro, story teller. Originally a native of Great Britain, Jennifer Munro is a retired eighth grade English teacher, a professional storyteller, and published author. However, her greatest claim to fame is that she is a Unitarian Universalist and presently a member of the Shoreline UU Church in Madison, CT.
Worship Associate: Connie Rockman
Pastoral Care Chaplain: Mari-Claire Bue
August 21, 2016 – 10:00 am – SUMMER SERVICE
Abundance and Generosity – Sierra North
Sierra and Manjushri will lead the congregation through grounding experiences on Mother Earth, source of abundance. Through deep breathing, mantras, kirtan, and elevating song, they will clear blocks and generate positive energy that open our hearts.
Presenter: Sierra North, founder of Muktinath Holistic Center in Monroe, and Manjushri, an Ignite Your Spirit therapist with Shanti Mission. MHC takes an interfaith, eclectic approach to spirituality and offers presenters, retreats, and many healing modalities that honor all paths to the divine.
Worship Associate: Janet Luongo
Pastoral Care Chaplain: Ann Taylor
August 28, 2016 – 10:00 am – SUMMER SERVICE
The Gift of Beardsley School
Since adopting Beardsley Elementary School in 2000, hundreds of TUCW congregants and friends have donated countless hours, skills, talents, and funds to make a difference in the lives of the students and the work of the teachers and staff. Yet what has been given has been returned in abundance. What are the impacts of our work at Beardsley? How does our program INSPIRE us to CONNECT and ACT?
Presenters include members of the TUCW Beardsley School Committee, tutors, readers, mentors, and library volunteers who will share their thoughts and reminiscences, hopes and dreams, for the students at Beardsley School.
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Pastoral Care Chaplain: Stapley Emberling
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"Down By the Water" – Rev. Dr. John Morehouse
Rev. John and Martha Constable invite us to worship by the water at Compo Beach on a service of sharing and celebration. This service will include a "water communion." Please collect a little vial of water from your summer journeys (whether you went afar or stayed near home) and congregants will be invited to pour the water into a common vessel, explaining where it came from. That bowl of water will be blessed and returned to the ocean on its never ending journey.
Beach parking will be free — tell the attendant you are here for the service.
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The Lehigh County coroner's office said six-year-old Madison Arner died Monday morning at Lehigh Valley Hospital-Cedar Crest.
The coroner says she died of complications due to smoke inhalation.
He has ruled her death an accident.
She was caught in a fire that happened Saturday night at home --an apartment building on South Kennedy Drive in McAdoo -- north of Tamaqua,
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100 kg more or less, still the same person (and disorder): From overweight to underweight—exacerbation of an eating disorder after bariatric surgery
Version of Record online: 29 NOV 2012
DOI: 10.1002/eat.22081
Copyright © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
International Journal of Eating Disorders
Volume 46, Issue 3, pages 280–283, April 2013
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Lautenbach, A., Kulinna, U., Löwe, B. and Rose, M. (2013), 100 kg more or less, still the same person (and disorder): From overweight to underweight—exacerbation of an eating disorder after bariatric surgery. Int. J. Eat. Disord., 46: 280–283. doi: 10.1002/eat.22081
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- Issue online: 11 MAR 2013
- Version of Record online: 29 NOV 2012
- Manuscript Accepted: 30 OCT 2012
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- binge eating;
- exocrine pancreatic insufficiency;
- bariatric surgery;
- weight loss;
To report the case of a morbidly obese 49-year-old woman with nonspecific interstitial pneumonia who underwent bariatric surgery. Because of inadequate weight loss after sleeve gastrectomy, duodenal switch as component of a stepwise treatment was performed and led to unexplained progressive weight loss and malnutrition.
Case report.
After duodenal switch surgery, the patient presented with late postsurgical symptoms of malabsorption. Postsurgical psychological evaluation revealed a persistent binge eating disorder. Along with exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, binge eating had led to progressive weight loss of ≈100 kg from a body mass index of 50.3 kg/m2 presurgery to 17.3 kg/m2 postsurgery.
Recent research has focused on eating patterns after bariatric surgery and the risks of exacerbating eating disorders after surgery. This case study illustrates the need for auxiliary prepsychotherapeutic and postpsychotherapeutic evaluation and subsequent support for patients with eating disorders preparing for bariatric surgery. © 2012 by Wiley Periodicals, Inc. (Int J Eat Disord 2013)


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I've got to generate a set of strings based on some calculations of other strings. This takes quite a while, and I'm working on a multiprocessor/multicore server so I figured that I could break these tasks down into chunks and pass them off to different process.
Firstly I break the first list of strings down into chunks of 10000 each, send this off to a process which creates a new set, then try to obtain a lock and report these back to the master process. However, my master processes's set is empty!
Here's some code:
def build_feature_labels(self,strings,return_obj,l):
feature_labels = set()
for s in strings:
feature_labels = feature_labels.union(s.get_feature_labels())
print "method: ", len(feature_labels)
print "Thread Done"
def return_feature_labels(self,labs):
self.feature_labels = self.feature_labels.union(labs)
print "length self", len(self.feature_labels)
print "length labs", len(labs)
current_pos = 0
lock = multiprocessing.Lock()
while current_pos < len(orig_strings):
while len(multiprocessing.active_children()) > threads:
print "WHILE: cpu count", str(multiprocessing.cpu_count())
print "number of processes", str(len(multiprocessing.active_children()))
proc = multiprocessing.Process(target=self.build_feature_labels,args=(orig_strings[current_pos:current_pos+self.MAX_ITEMS],self,lock))
current_pos = current_pos + self.MAX_ITEMS
while len(multiprocessing.active_children()) > 0:
print len(self.feature_labels)
What is strange is a) that self.feature_labels on the master process is empty, but when it is called from each sub-process it has items. I think I'm taking the wrong approach here (it's how I used to do it in Java!). Is there a better approach?
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By by Sgt. Benjamin Crane, 100th Missile Defense Brigade (GMD) Public AffairsNovember 17, 2010
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Aca,!" In war there is always death and in life there is always change. As for the 100th Missile Defense Brigade (Ground-base Midcourse Defense), a change came by recently the way of one manAca,!a,,cs retirement from the Army after 34 years of service.
Command Sgt. Maj. Joseph B. Rhodes said his thanks and goodbyes during the change of responsibility and retirement ceremony held at the Air and Space Museum hanger on Peterson Air Force Base, Nov. 1.
Rhodes assumed the duties of the Command Sergeant Major of the 100th MDB (GMD) October 1, 2006. Before he came to the 100th, his previous assignments included acting as Command Sergeant Major for the 1st Battalion 157th Field Artillery Battalion and 169th Field Artillery Brigade located at Buckley Air Force Base, Aurora, Colorado.
Rhodes is a native of Durango, Colorado, is married and has six children. He enlisted in the Colorado Army National Guard in 1976 as a Fire Direction Specialist. He completed his Baccalaureate Program at Roger Williams University in August 2007.
Rhodes has held many key leadership positions including Fire Direction Chief, Gunnery Sergeant, Chief of Firing Battery, First Sergeant and Battalion Command Sergeant Major.
He has completed all levels of the NCO education system, including Senior Battle Staff NCO course.
His staff assignments include Recruiting Area NCOIC, Intelligence Sergeant and Operations Sergeant for 1st Battalion 157th Field Artillery and the Operations Sergeant Major for 169th Field Artillery Brigade where he also served as the Operations Sergeant Major for Deputy Chief of Staff of the Colorado Army National Guard.
RhodesAca,!a,,c many awards and decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal with two oak leaf clusters, Army Commendation Medal with four oak leaf clusters and Army Achievement Medal with three oak leaf clusters, Good Conduct Medal (tenth award) and the Overseas Deployment ribbon with five devices.
Rhodes comes from a long line of military service members. His great grandfathers, grandfather, dad, stepfather and continuing with his two sons have served. One son is currently in the Army and the other will be joining soon. He charged those still serving to work hard so that the younger generation will have the leadership necessary to continue to be the strongest military force in the world.
Aca,!A"To those that are still wearing the uniform, defend the freedom, defend the family,Aca,!A? said Rhodes."Teach my sons and protect the country.Aca,!A?
With the departure of Rhodes, the 100th MDB welcomed back to the unit Command Sgt. Maj. Russell Hamilton, who was promoted to Command Sergeant Major before being passed the sword representing the exchange of command.
Hamilton entered active duty in the US Army on July 25, 1986, at Ft. Knox , Kentucky, where he began training as an armor crewman.
Hamilton spent 16 years as an armor crewman, in a variety of leadership and developmental positions. From 2003 to 2009, Hamilton served as a member of the 100th Missile Defense Brigade. During that time, Hamilton served as a Future Operations Officer on a Missile Defense Element crew, Brigade Master Evaluator, and Brigade Operations Sergeant Major.
HamiltonAca,!a,,cs most recent assignment was as the human resource Sergeant Major for the Colorado Army National Guard.
Hamilton assured the unit nothing would change as far as the leadership and the expectations that have been in place but he made it clear that one big change was in store.
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Aca,!A"I am honored to once be in the ranks of the 300 Soldiers charged with protecting 300 million Americans and the American way of life 24/7 365 days a year."


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Italy Lazio Rome Pantheon Interior Low Angle View Stock PhotoArchitecture,Capital Cities,Church,Colour Image,Day,Dome,Horizontal,Incidental People,Indoors,International Landmark,Italian Culture,Low Angle View,Pantheon - Rome,Photography,Skylight,Travel Destinations,Wide AnglePhotographer Guy VanderelstCollection: The Image Bank (wide-angle lens)