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This provocative, rollicking story is the much-anticipated new novel–the first in over a decade–from acclaimed author Bobbie Ann Mason. In An Atomic Romance we meet Reed Futrell, a sexy, thoughtful hero who grapples with radioactive contamination, a midlife crisis, and string theory–all while falling in love.
Reed is an engineer at a uranium-enrichment plant near a riverside city in heartland America. He has deep roots in this community: He was raised there; his father worked at the very same plant before him. And it was here that Reed met, married, and then divorced his wife. Reed spends countless nights camping at a local wildlife preserve, gazing at the stars, fishing and hunting–that is, until deformed frogs are discovered at the site. Though his father was killed in a tragic accident at the atomic plant years ago, Reed stays on, proud to perform demanding and dangerous work for the benefit of the nation. As for the radioactive "incidents" he has endured, Reed prefers to think about other things–Hubble photographs of distant galaxies, Albert Einstein, his dog.
Reed's casual attitude toward danger infuriates his on-again-off-again girlfriend, Julia, as much as his quirky mind and muscular body intrigue her. Julia, a biologist, is truly Reed's match–or maybe more than his match. They both are witty, curious, and fascinated by science. Indeed, their courtship began with banter about Stephen Hawking's theories of space-time, and ever since it has been an up-and-down adventure of sexual attraction, intellectual game-playing, and long silences when Julia refuses to return Reed's calls.
When news reports reveal evidence of radioactive pollution in the land surrounding the plant, Reed and Julia's relationship faces an unprecedented challenge. In An Atomic Romance, Bobbie Ann Mason delivers a brilliant novel set against a backdrop of atomic power: a love story between a motorcycle-riding loner and an independent, strong-minded biologist; between the peaceful present in a typical American community and the nation's violent nuclear past; and, finally, between a good man and the work he takes pride in, though it may be putting his life in danger.
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Chapter 1
Reed Futrell still went camping in the Fort Wolf Wildlife Refuge, but he no longer brought along his dog. One spring evening, after his shift ended, he raced home, stuffed his knapsack, loaded his gear onto his bike, and headed for the refuge. He was in one of the enigmatic moods that clobbered him from time to time, and when it struck—the way a migraine hammered some people—his impulse was to hop on his hog and run. Last fall, when one of these moods grabbed him, he rode hundreds of miles, to Larimer County, Colorado, where—in a hot tub at a spa—he came to his senses and felt like turning back home.
"Good boy, Clarence," he had said to his collie-shepherd combo as he left the fenced yard and fastened the gate. "Lay low now. And be sweet—unless anybody tries to break in. You know what to do, killer."
During the five-mile ride, he ignored the industrial scenery and the suburban tableaus and the trailer havens. He escaped the desolation of the outskirts quickly, pretending his hog was a Thoroughbred stallion. As he approached the wilderness, Reed tried to imagine that he was seeing the place for the first time, as if he were entering the unfolding present of the opening of a movie. He was watching, curious to see what might happen.
What anyone notices first about this vast, flat landscape is the fantastical shapes of rising white clouds—plumes and balloons and pillows of cloud, like fleecy foam insulation blown from a hose. When Hollywood filmed a frontier drama here, the source of the clouds remained just outside the frame of the Cinerama panoramas. A radiant green extended for miles, and the great mud and might of the river seemed unlimited. Even now, if you saw this landscape from a sufficient distance and you didn't know better, you might imagine an untouched old-growth forest. The billowy puffs seem innocent. They are so purely white, it's as though only dainty, clean ladies' drawers could have been set aflame to produce them.
But now as the camera zooms in closer, you see that the green is crisscrossed by linked electric towers leading to a set of old gray buildings of assorted sizes—including Quonset huts and prefab mobile units. They are unprepossessing except for the largest two, which appear ample enough to house a fleet of C-5 transport aircraft. These two buildings, in chorus, emit a low roar, like the sound of a waterfall.
Now, the close-ups. The row of gleaming scrap heaps. The gate with the danger signs. The small building brightly decorated with yellow signs and festooned with yellow tape. One rusty pile of smashed barrels and girders and coils staggering to the height of a two-story building. From this mountain of metal, a ditch threads into a lagoon, where the still water is green and shiny. Other small lagoons are outlined with yellow ribbon.
A parking lot is filled with large metal canisters painted a pretty aqua color. They resemble gargantuan Prozac capsules. Thousands of them line the pavement. They are parked in geometric rows, like patient pupae waiting to become worms. Beyond the six-pack of cooling towers and the twin smokestacks, two tall construction cranes rise from a clearing on the edge of the wilderness, where a scrim of temporary fencing conceals a new act in an ongoing drama.
Reed's motorcycle plugs along a gravel road, skirting the security perimeter, passing the tall scrap heap, then leaving the gray, humming village and easing into the solace of the woods, where campers and hunters, with their dogs and deer rifles and picnic coolers, have pursued the natural life for years. Boy Scouts have their roundups and jamborees here. Coon-dog clubs hold their field trials.
The wilderness sprawls toward the river. The road leads into the heart of this sanctuary, away from the string of high-voltage towers and the dancing plumes. Even the crash and gurgle of the invisible waterfall grows distant. But the luminescence of the place remains, brightening with the growing dusk.
Reed Futrell wound through a labyrinth of gravel roads, stirring up a dusting of memories. He had been coming to this place all his life. His uncle Ed taught him to fish here in the large ponds, long before the water began to turn strange colors. He killed his first—and only—buck here. He hunted squirrels with his cousins. He went on church picnics, although he belonged to no church. He probably had camped in this woods three hundred times.
He decided to camp near the levee, where he could hear the blasts from the tugboats towing barges of iron ore and coal. Leaving his bike near a clearing, he lit out through a stand of river birches. He followed his glimpses of the immense metal bridge that spanned the river. At the top of the levee, he squatted and let the last of the sunset happen, imagining it was coming out of him, that he had the power to make the sun go down. If the sun, flaming orange, was like the inferno inside him, the burning blaze of fear and desire, then perhaps he could drop it over the horizon as casually as a basketball. He rose to attention as the sun's top rim sank. A haze of thin clouds spread above the horizon. A cool tinge in the air brushed his skin. A coal barge was gliding along, and he could see the tugboat captain on his perch. Reed had considered that way of life for himself at one time, a means of living without moorings.
At the levee, he was always aware of his maternal grandfather, who had worked with the Army Corps of Engineers building the levees and preparing the way for the marching towers of electricity that fed the gaseous-diffusion plant. Somewhere along the levee, Boyce Reed had been working on an erosion project, laying willow matting along the banks, when he fell ill with pneumonia. Whenever Reed came here, he was gripped by the vision of his grandfather suffering from fever and congestion while lying in his tent by the riverbank. He had been in the tent for three days before anyone realized how sick he was. He died in 1951, before Reed was born. Reed knew little about him, a pale man in a portrait on his mother's mantel, so coming here was like a ritual connection. Reed did not have a line of men he was close to. His father, Robert Futrell, had died young, in 1964, when Reed was only six, in an accident at the plant. It was up to his uncles to teach him how to be a man. "This is the way your daddy always baited his hook," they would say. Or, "He was the champion when it came to muzzle loading." And "The Almighty broke the mold after he made Robert Futrell." Reed felt he couldn't live up to his father's reputation, and it took years for him to realize that his uncles meant nothing personal.
In the growing darkness, he hiked briskly through the woods back to the spot where he had left his bike. He made his camp methodically, laying out one of his tarps on the ground and stringing the other among some tree branches for an overhead shelter. Then he smoothed off a place for his tent. Slamming the pegs with satisfaction, he anchored the base corners, then wormed the aluminum tubes through their little fabric tunnels. His pup tent sprang open like a flower unfolding on high-speed film.
He constructed a small fire and heated some beans, then unwrapped a chicken focaccia sandwich and snapped open a can of beer. He ate, watching the fire swell and turn colors. The warmth was pleasant. The air still held the mellow spring daytime smells of bloom and decay. The light from the plant blotted out much of the night, but he could see a faint smattering of the Milky Way and a few of the brighter stars. He thought he could make out Sirius. He liked to imagine dying stars, their enormous fires imploding or exploding. He tried, as he often did, to grasp the idea that the present moment did not exist in some star a million light-years off. It was not now there. Not even on Mars was it now. If that was true, it could be reversed, he thought. He and his fire and his tent did not exist from the vantage point of the star, or on Mars, at this moment—whenever that might be.
Viewing the stars, he always felt privileged to witness ultimate mystery, to be in it. The universe tantalized and affronted him, ripping him out of his own petty corner. As he ate, hypnotized by the fire, he listed in his mind all the things in his life that were good. His kids had jobs and weren't in trouble, his ex-wife was satisfied, his mother was nestled in a senior citizens' home. His dog didn't have fleas.
But he had not seen Julia in six weeks. She came out here with him a couple of times, most recently on a freakishly fair day on the last of February. They picnicked in a meadow beside the ruins of Fort Wolf, the old munitions factory that had operated during World War II. It was one of his favorite places. The hulks of the ragged concrete walls were like the forlorn remnants of a castle. Two water towers, their brick and mortar crumbling, stood like bookends without books to hold. He cavorted with her, half-naked, shouting, "It can't get any better than this!" In the sunny afternoon they wallowed around lazily on a flannel blanket. At night they snuggled in the pup tent (his double-pup tent, he told her when she questioned its size) and shook up the wilderness with riotous sex.
Still gazing at the fire, his sandwich now gone, he wandered into a reverie about Julia, trying to create a Top Ten list of sex-dates with her. But none of them could be relived in his mind. He couldn't remember what she was wearing the last time he saw her. She said, "I can't loiter. I've got an immunogenetics seminar to go to." And after that, she did not answer the telephone messages he left.
Julia, who worked at a cytopathology lab, planned to save the world from sinister infectious diseases like Ebola and anthrax. Early in their relationship, not realizing how ambitious she was, he had suggested she go to nursing school. She good-humoredly dismissed his idea.
"I can stick people," she said. "But I'd rather be in charge of a mental hospital than have to do a Foley or a rectal."
"You'd rather hear about their cracked minds than look at their cracks," he said.
She thought for a moment. "A cracked mind—I like that."
Julia was from Chicago. He loved to hear her talk. Her sweet Scandinavian-Irish-Polish twang. Her sharp, precise sounds, her back-slanted A's and rounded O's. He missed her vowels. He missed her lip gloss. She used flavored lip gloss habitually and sometimes smeared it straight across, instead of following the natural lines, so that her mouth was a wide, glistening swath.
He would get his blood tested if she could be the one to stick him. He hadn't had a complete physical in five years. He was a notorious procrastinator—with tinnitus and a thrumming lust that ran like a refrigerator, kicking on and off automatically.
The tree frogs were peeping a cacophony, in which he heard raucous machines and anxious melodies. He draped a blanket around him and fed the fire little twigs. He picked a tick from his scalp and dropped it into the flame. The sky was gathering clouds, and the stars were fading. The clouds moved swiftly. He couldn't even see the Dippers. He had been to the Smoky Mountains one August during the Perseid meteor shower; it was dazzling, like fireworks, like the Big Bang. He tried to remember it now, but it was like trying to remember sex; you had to be there then. If there was no now there now, then there would be no then there now either.
Inside his tent, he sidled in and out of sleep, dreaming that Julia was with him. He dreamed that she telephoned a pizza parlor, and a machine voice told her, "Your call is important to us. Please stay on the line."
A sound penetrated his sleep. In his semiwakefulness he thought he heard himself fart—a muffled, explosive blat that projected over toward the levee, as if his bowels were practicing ventriloquism. But he hadn't heard himself fart that loudly in years. As a gentle rain began to fall, he sank back into sleep, with the soothing and hypnotic shush of the raindrops on the leaves.
In his dream, a car pulls up nearby and the engine shuts off. The headlights go off, but an interior light stays lit. The car seems to huddle between the shadows of the ancient water towers. The moon climbs high, but the driver of the car does not emerge. With spring peepers screaming out their courtship messages, the night seems welcoming. Hours pass. Then, near midnight, the car door opens once briefly, and a woman—indistinct in the dim light—slips out of the seat, shuts the door, and squats on the ground for a few minutes. Then she reenters the car, starts the engine and lets it run. Radio music blares. The car does not move from its spot in the shadows. The engine keeps running, with the dome light shining and the music playing until the car runs low on gas and begins to sputter. The engine dies. The light goes out. And the blast of the gun splinters the night calm. In a while, rain begins to fall softly.
Reed tries to awaken, but he feels paralyzed. He struggles fitfully, and then eases deeper into dream as his muscles release and he floats toward the car. He glimpses the ice-blue metal, burning like candles, between the water towers. He approaches cautiously, noticing that it is a luxury sedan, a nice city car, not the kind of vehicle a camper or hiker would be driving. Slopping his way through puddles, he reaches the car.
He stares through the broken window at the shattered face. She has fallen toward the wheel, but he can see half her face is ripped away, leaving a reddish-brown spaghetti sauce. She must have hit her temple at a slant. He does not need to open the door. He can see the revolver on the floorboard, a .38 special, its handle decorated with floral decals.
On the dashboard, fastened with tape, are pictures of children. Two boys and two girls. All of them little, smiling, in Halloween costumes, the least one in a bunny outfit, with long, erect ears.
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Meet the Author
Bobbie Ann Mason is the author of In Country, Clear Springs, and Shiloh & Other Stories. She is the winner of the PEN/Hemingway Award, and was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award, the American Book Award, the PEN/Faulkner Award, and the Pulitzer Prize. She is writer-in-residence at the University of Kentucky, and lives with her husband, Roger Rawlings.
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Well this book was a bit different. I liked the mysteriousness of it all, the main character and how you get into his head. I feel what he feels, you can relate to his thoughts and memories. It can be depressing because you feel his loneliness and his lost love, you can tell he is in love when he doesn't know it. I like books like that. I also love his neediness and love of science and the planets. It can be boring in some places and tends to ramble on about the past, but its not so bad. Its not your typical romance and if that's what your looking for then this is not the book for you, it doesn't have the magical ending, but in the end you can be proud, if you choose to hope for the best because it leaves you wondering. Anyways, its alright book, kind of a slow read but it is deep. I think it would be appreciated more with the age, you have to be able to understand, so younger teens, I wouldn't recommended it for you.


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Cast: Tina (I), Lei, Nina (I), Iko, Jack Pearl
Critical Rating: AAA
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The production qualities here are just this side of amateur dingy, but the talent Jack Pearl trots out is cute enough to keep us in a receptive mood. That is, until we've had a look at the bargain-basement coital content we're handed by Pearl and his leading ladies, at which point our brows may tend to furrow a touch.
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Hey everyone! I just joined.. so my husband and I have recently starting to conceive so I stopped the pill mid pack :/!! i had a withdraw bleed july 24th that lasted about 5 days and now 21 days later I got my period. Is this normal? am I going to ovulate?
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First, it will take a couple of cycles for your body to regulate itself after stopping the pill. Second, yes you can ovulate with a short cycle, but the only way to know for sure if you O is to chart your temps every morning... this will also tell you if you're ovulating but having a too-short LP (after O before AF) which will cause problems with implantation.
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What she said above. Also, make sure youre taking prenatal vitamins and I would purchase a pack of ovulation sticks and start taking them right after AF ends. You might O very early-- or you can just have intercourse every 2 days. Good luck!!
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Increased security has caused a "thickening" of the border, handicapping businesses and tourists with long delays, said Christopher Wilson of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
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"The Mexico border region is one of the wealthiest areas on the planet, maybe the fourth-largest economy in the world," said Erik Lee, associate director of the North American Center for Transborder Studies at Arizona State University.
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On top of stepped-up security efforts, Wilson said, deteriorating roads, bridges and ports of entry have added hours to the time it takes businesses and tourists to cross. Those delays have caused some business to move operations to Asia, according to their report.
"We are way behind in constructing infrastructure to facilitate trade along the U.S.-Mexico border," said Lee, adding that there is as much as $6 billion in backlogged maintenance to that infrastructure.
He said U.S. manufacturing, tourism and retail businesses would feel a significant boost if the infrastructure were brought up to par.
Wilson also said there is a greater need for "security intelligence" and a voluntary trusted-traveler program for frequent border crossers. He pointed out that 85 percent of Mexican tourists come through land ports of entry.
"A border trusted-traveler program can shrink the haystack that border agents have to sift through, with intelligence offered voluntarily," Wilson said.
Since the implementation in 1994 of the North American Free Trade Agreement, bilateral trade has grown to a half-trillion dollars per year, and created 6 million U.S. jobs in states as far as away as New Hampshire, according to their report.
Wilson said that Mexico and the U.S. do not just trade goods, "we build products together." A Ford car, for example, crosses the border seven times during manufacture before it is finished, Wilson said.
"We gain and lose competitiveness together [and] we need a border that functions well … the way that economy is now structured," he said.
Lee said another reason to focus on improving cross-border trade efficiencies is Mexico's currently strong economy. It grew at 4 percent last quarter alone, he said.
"Mexico's economy for the foreseeable future will most likely be growing faster than the U.S. economy," Lee said.
He said Texas dominates U.S.-Mexico trade, and two of the seven border sites the group plans to visit next week will be in Texas.
"For 2011, Texas had $179 billion of two-way trade with Mexico, which is a record," Lee said.
Friday's panel said the problems need a fresh approach. The hope is that the border visits will help find new solutions.
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I was given a Keurig for Christmas and wanted a way to use the coffee I have. I was very happy to find these at a great price. It is much cheaper to make my own pods instead of buying them.
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Can adjust coffee strength to suit your tastes. Gourmet coffees much cheaper this way. Better construction than other brands of filters. Can use flavors and blends you choose, not what is prepackaged.
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We bought this for our 10 year old son who is a budding musician. He really likes it! It is a great value for the money - it is not professional gear (obviously), it is a fancy toy, but it does what it is supposed to do. The speakers are inexpensive, however, just fine for my son's bedroom.
I was so happy to find this product.. because no other product compares to this, and only draw back was that I had to go out a by a second microphone because it only came with one...But other than that it is great ...you can see the words on the screen perfectly and you can also plug into your tv and watch yourself sing...hilarious..let me tell but you have to try for yourself...I hope this was helpful for anyone who likes to karaoke....
My daughters and I opened the karaoke machine and we used it at my future daughter-in-law's Bachelorette party....it was a hit! We had people singing from the ages of 12 to 72. My only complaint is that there is only one microphone, so I am on the hunt to buy another microphone, otherwise it was great fun! We are going to use it again at the rehearsal dinner...
I bought this for my 5 year old for her birthday. She LOVES it! We took it straight out of the box and started using it. She loves that she can see herself on the tv. Very user friendly!
My 8yr old daughter received this as a Christmas gift and hasn't stopped using it since. It is easy to use and fun even for the adults to have a little fun.
This was a Christmas gift for my granddaughter, an aspiring singer. She is nine years old, but I didn't want a toy that would be more exaspirating than inspirational. This machine is easy to operate and provides a true recording so she can keep up with her progress. I was offered free shipping to the Wal-Mart store, but decided my sanity was worth $13 shipping to have it delivered to my door. Delivery was very fast.
graphics are good,sound is excellent, we used it on christmas nigth and we had a great time singing all night ,adults and kids had to split the time of usage,my only request is to add a pitch voice key,,because some songs are hard to sing without adjusting the voice,, but overall is a good product and I do recomend it if you are looking for one affordable price karaoke system
This was a birthday gift for our 6 year old daughter who loves to sing karaoke!! She loves it.. it seems to be pretty durable although we've only had it about a week. The mircophone has already come apart, but I plan to buy new ones anyways. We hope it lasts her a long time. It has already helped her with the performing part of her singing!! I would recommend this product!
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The video camera on this is TERRIBLE! It shows extremely fuzzy. That is the main reason for me buying this particular machine, so since that was a mess it really wasn't worth my money. i'm going to return it and get a cheaper model without a camera attached to it.
Our class had it's 30 yr school reunion. The singing machine not only was an ice breaker, it was also the hit of the party!! We had a blast!! My machine will definately make a return visit on our next reunion.
We have owned this product for about 3 weeks and would not part with it, we have so much fun "trying to sing"we have friends over on Wedesday night after Church and sing karaoke.We love it, works very well.
The Singing CD+G Karaoke Machine was delivered very quickly. My granddaughters were able to play with it right out of the box. Their Dad hooked it up to the TV and they loved it even more! Great fun!
Just purchased this item in July and, although only used a couple of times, we think it will prove to be a great asset to our BBQs in the summer, and our "apple cider" parties in the winter! :)
Is a good karoake, i purchased for Father's Day but i received one week late, but it work good the only thing is the camera, it not look clearly,but we have a lot of fun in every party.
the first one I purchased did not work, it had a manufactoring defect, it had to be returned. customer service was great in helping me return it and sending a replacement.
product looked a lot smaller when i received it. the cd player never worked! i hope the quality is better on the next thing they make!
I love this product ,I bought it for a girls night out and we had a ball , We sang and danced all night long it was great.
Works fine and is expandable as you can hook up external speakers and tv. Perfect for rainy day partys
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*bump* Any other suggestions? I'd like to give my friend a few options....:yes:
A friend of mine needs a new vet for her elderly mare (30 yrs old). She could also use some help with finding a farrier (trim only -- but she'll put shoes on if that means she gets a good farrier)...
Really? No one?? :(
C'mon! There's gotta be a COTHer or two in the area who can give me some ideas (or warnings) on local programs.
Please??? (PMs are fine if that's easier.)
My 7 y/o (turning 8 soon) niece is horse crazy. My mother recently purchased a few (4 maybe?) intro lessons for her and now she's convinced she wants her *own* horse.
My sister and her family...
I'm short with short legs and I have a Flyover and love it -- for jumping and XC. That said, they're not for everyone and if you're only going to have one saddle for both jumping and flatwork, I...
SS, just a note on the Duetts: I've sat/ridden in several (BO breeds Lipizzans and they're generally in the 38-40 cm range.) and the trees in the Rondo and Allegro are different. Also, we were able...
I don't remember seeing this distinction when I was doing my research. Can you provide citations?
Definitely this ^^^.
Eileen, a hammer really isn't analagous to a shod hoof and a...
DB, here's a link to local, county-specific firearms ordinances. If your county isn't listed then the state regs apply. The second link will also provide information about what's legal with regard...
I've always like the Budweiser Clydes. But (sorry, Belg! :D) this year I think I'm going to put the H&M ad on endless loop....
Just some general comments because there are too many posts to multiquote....
For those who complain about the noise and/or what you perceive to be constant or excessive gunfire, keep in mind that...
C'mon, Em, we know you have FB pages for the boys only because it lets you attempt to assuage your nearly insatiable penchant for discourse (via keyboard). :D :lol:
*running and ducking*
I thought the whole idea of banning hunting on Sundays was to promote the sale of spirits...or at least the Holy Spirit, right??? :cool:
Where's that "Like" button?? :D
I'll have to check VA's laws, but there are several states (WV is one) that prohibit harassing hunters or engaging in activities/practices intended to scare away game/obstruct hunting. Since most...
Really?? :rolleyes: Nitwits? Stereotype much? It's your choice to stay out of "the autumn woods" because you assume we "nitwits" (guess that 4.0 in grad school did me little good) are out there to...
Xctrygirl has Facebook pages for her two horses. And I've seen FB pages for other peoples' animals. (I'm afraid to let my cats anywhere near FB! :eek:)
I bet Willem would've had a FB page....
I really need to buy keyboards in bulk.... :yes:
I think a "general" visit that doesn't involve sedation is $65 from either Fernando or Ronnie.
And if you go commando, fall off, and end up being carted to the ER, you'd better hope that your new almost-boyfriend doesn't catch the significance of "are you?" *knowing look* as your best friend...
Well there went both my keyboard and any chance of being productive this afternoon. :cool:
Nibbling is ok, but no pyranhas... (Tho' I might make an exception for Boyd!) :lol::yes:
If the Universe provides a pony I'll be sure to let EquineImagined know about it right away!
Nope, not lying. :lol:
I grew up on ponies and have multiple experiences with why "pony" is a four-letter word. Nowadays I'm content to live vicariously when it comes to ponies. :D
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This book touches on an extremely important topic. Special needs children are often subject to bullying at school and in the community. Not being competent to express themselves or feeling that bullying is their fault, they suffer the taunting of their peers and feel ashamed. This book states very clearly that being bullied is NOT their fault. It tells a student exactly what to do in a variety of situations and who they can trust to resolve this issue. I simply believe that every child with special needs will benefit greatly with this book. --Tass Redding, BCBA
How do you explain to children with special needs if someone is safe to be with? They might understand that going with stranger in a store is inappropriate. But what about the mailman or the landscaper? These are people they're familiar with and see often. In order to be safe, children must learn who they can trust. This book explains it clearly and simply. It identifies those in our inner circle versus strangers. Students will understand the boundaries between those close to us and those we don't really know. This book should be in every library for special needs children. --Emma Rayne, SLP


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Six years ago now, in June 2010, an orca was found off the Dutch coast in the Wadden Sea. The young female was swimming by herself, was emaciated and needed help. She was captured under a "rehabilitation and release" permit and taken to the Dolphinarium Harderwijk to be nursed back to health.
The pilot whale slaughter that also raises serious human health concerns
Once again, more pilot whales have been slaughtered in the Faroes. This time 43 whales have been killed in the first hunt of the season on the Islands. The whales were driven to shore and killed in the bay of the Faroese village Hvannasund. A total of 508 pilot whales had been killed in 2015.
Future fishing rules must include better bycatch monitoring and reduction
Future fishing rules in European waters, like elsewhere in the world, need to include transparent management and better mitigation of marine life bycatch - for all countries, whether or not they are part of the EU.
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Music for a Summer Evening –
Celebrating our 85th
Saturday, August 6, 2016 – 5:00 to 8:30 pm
The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread, 33 E. Four Mile Road
Please join us for an evening of MUSIC, elegant hors d'oeuvres and beverages, followed by exceptional desserts. Warm summer air mingles with music from talented Symphony musicians, with the gorgeous and serene backdrop of the Wingspread landscape. Enjoy a guided tour of Wingspread and bid on silent and voice auction items.
All-inclusive tickets for this special event are $75.00 per person or reserved table seating is available at $125.00 per person.
August Summer Pops
Friday, August 26, 2016 – 7:00 p.m. (Doors open at 5:30 pm)
Racine Festival Hall, 5 Fifth Street
Join us for a fabulous evening of songs from familiar movies and theatrical performances. Although their genres range from fast and upbeat to slow and mellow, these selections will have you tapping your foot and singing along the whole night through. Favorites to be played include pieces from Schonberg's Les Miserables, Williams' theme from ET, selections from Holcombe's Fame, a variety of songs written for the stage and big screen by Rogers and much more! As part of our 85th Anniversary celebration, help us commemorate by recognizing past Board and Orchestra members during the "Stars of the Symphony".
Fall Masterworks Concert
Sunday, October 9, 2016 – Time 3:00 pm
Frances Bedford Concert Hall, UW Parkside, 900 Wood Road
Special Guest – Kelsey Molinari, Harpist
Can you "handel" this concert? Help us continue to commemorate our 85th Season with appropriate celebratory music. This kick-off concert for our Masterworks season includes Handel's Arrival of the Queen of Sheba, Purcell's The Fairy Queen, Suite #1 and Haydn's Queen Symphony (La Reine) #85. This season's Artist-in-Residence, RSO harpist Kelsey Molinari, will also perform Handel's Harp Concerto in B flat Major Op. 4, No. 6. alongside the Orchestra.
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Holiday Pops
Friday, December 9, 2016 – 7:00 pm (Doors open at 5:30 p.m.)
Racine Festival Hall, 5 Fifth Street
Special Guests – Bob Benson & Racine County High School Choirs
Get your tickets early for this concert – it's a sell-out! By popular demand, local performer Bob Benson returns to perform your favorite holiday songs alongside the Symphony and our All-County Holiday Choir. Be prepared to strike a tune as the Choir composed of Lutheran, Park and Prairie students, leads the audience during the Audience Sing-Along – an RSO tradition!
Giving Back! Orchestra Feeding America National Food Drive – Your donations support the Racine County Food Bank.
Masterworks Season Finale
Saturday, April 8, 2017 – Time 7:30 pm
Frances Bedford Concert Hall
UW-Parkside, 900 Wood Road
Special Guest – The winner of our Young Artists' Competition.
Thank you for celebrating our 85th Anniversary Season with us! Join us for this outstanding Season Finale Concert! A Guest Artist for the evening will be the winner of our 2017 Young Artists' Competition, who will dazzle you with an encore of his or her winning performance. Support our YAC winner, as well as participants in our Side-by-Side Youth Invitational, as they perform alongside their Orchestra musician mentors. To close out this milestone Season is Haydn's Symphony No. 94, "Surprise."
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Jamestown Campgrounds Parks
1. Meadow Lake Campground
Every camping experience I have had at Meadow Lake has been exceptional. It is quaint, very family oriented and very, very well cared for. The res…
2. Shangri-La By The Lake
1824 Williamsfield RdJamestown, PA 16134
3. Whitehaven Campground
4007 Westford RdJamestown, PA 16134
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2660 Williamsfield RdJamestown, PA 16134
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Have been going here for years. The kids love it. They ask all winter when will it be time to go camping. Always something to do. Some of the be…
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great campground, lots of things to do, game room, snack bar, pool, camp store, fishing lake, and rental units, plus a kids playground for the kids.…
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Not worth the money! Rude, disrespectful staff and permanent campers.
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559 E Crestview DrTransfer, PA 16154
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15. Temple Grove
347 Hamburg RdTransfer, PA 16154
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8896 U.S. Highway 6Conneaut Lake, PA 16316
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4273 Pymatuning Lake RdAndover, OH 44003
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12405 Highway 618Conneaut Lake, PA 16316
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139 Bean RdHadley, PA 16130
20. Pymatuning State Park
PO Box 1000Andover, OH 44003
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Great place to stay for overnight, a week, a month, a season. Great owners, really nice people. Very quiet campground during the week. Busier on …
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1401 Creek RdClarks Mills, PA 16114
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867 Georgetown RdSandy Lake, PA 16145
24. US Army Resource Manager
2442 Kelly RdHermitage, PA 16148
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6684 Leon RdAndover, OH 44003
26. Lake Village Campground
6684 Leon RdAndover, OH 44003
27. Mallards Landing Family Campground
1525 Footsville RdLinesville, PA 16424
From Business: Family friendly. PET friendly campground near many great fishing and hunting areas.
28. Crystal Springs Campground
17026 Beaver Center RdLinesville, PA 16424
29. Chattercreek Campground
6205 Dutch Hill RdMeadville, PA 16335
30. Conneaut Lake Park Camperland
12405 State Highway 618Conneaut Lake, PA 16316
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Save the date! The Fairbanks Branch Library will celebrate the upcoming Week of the Young Child (April 14-19) with a special program during Preschool Storytime on Tuesday, April 09, at 10:30 am. Storytime will feature a DVD with a Curious George program episode followed by songs and activities. Don't miss this exciting and fun program! See you then!
Peanuts! Cracker Jacks! Cold sodas! Hot Dogs! Yes, it's time for that great American pastime...Baseball! Players are getting into uniform and having batting practice to get ready for a springtime and summer of games. If you are a baseball fan, please browse our new display of baseball themed books here at the Fairbanks Branch Library. Hopefully, you will books to checkout, and don't forget that we can interlibrary loan materials for you if we don't have it here. So, Batter Up! and Happy Reading!
Calling all kids who like to plan and make craft projects! The Fairbanks Branch Library has a display of craft books just for you. Please browse the books on the display on your next visit to the library and see if some of them are good sources of ideas for you to use. If you don't find what you need, please ask the library staff to interlibrary loan some books for you. Happy Crafting and Happy Reading!
If you are looking for some picture book stories featuring ducks or rabbits to put in your egg hunt basket, then visit the Fairbanks Branch Library and browse our new display of children' s picture books, "Hop Into Spring." You will find some "quacking" good stories to share with young readers. Happy Reading !
Storybook Quilts will be visiting our Preschool Storytime next Tuesday, March 12, at 10:30 am and also Thursday, March 14, at 10:30 am. A member of the Storybook Quilts Guild will be reading a quilt-themed book and showing a quilt especially made to complement the book. Please join us for an exciting and educational experience at one or both of these storytimes. See you then! Happy Reading!
Are you already getting anxious for the next season of the continuing story of the Crawley family and the servants at Downton Abbey? Would you like some suggested reading to do until the new season starts? Then, please browse our display, "Mad About Downton," for some fiction and nonfiction books about that era that the Fairbanks Branch Library staff recommend for all our fellow Downton fans. And don't forget, we can interlibrary loan books for you, too. Happy Reading!
Save the Date! The Cat in the Hat will visit our Preschool Storytime at 10:30 am on Tuesday, March 5, and our Toddler Storytime at 10:30 am on Wednesday, March 6. Both storytimes are in the library's meeting room and the Cat in the Hat will share stories and songs with everyone. We look forward to seeing you then. Happy Reading!
Thinking about spring cleaning? Organizing your household tasks? Getting more for your money at the grocery store? Some simple home repairs? Then check out our new display of books, "Household Hints." From books on household cleaning tips to effective use of coupons for buying food, there are helpful and useful titles for you to check out. Please browse the display on your next visit, and, if you don't find what you need, ask us and we will interlibrary loan what you need. Happy Reading!
Huh? Blind Date with a Book? Well...yeah. Check out our new display--Blind Date with a Book--and you will notice some of the books on the display are wrapped in reddish-colored paper with only the book's barcode showing through the paper wrapping. There is a hint on the front about the content of the book. So, are you willing to take a chance and check out a book and then see what it is after unwrapping it? Then visit the library and browse the display (which also includes some books that are not wrapped and you can see the title) and take a blind date with a book. Happy Reading!
The month of February is starting and that means that Valentine's Day (February 14) will soon be here. And to help you celebrate Valentine's Day, the library has a new display of children's picture books to check out and share with family and friends. Please browse the "Heart-ful Reads" display on your next visit to the library and select some titles to read and share. Happy Reading!
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