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I was offered a 4 week trial for a Vivint alarm system by my sales rep. Near the end of the trial I decided to cancel the service. Initially the Customer Loyalty Program (CLP) reps refused to honor the trial because my sales rep did not make note of the offer. After that initial frustration was resolved, I worked with a CLP rep to cancel the service and schedule the removal of the system from my home. The system was removed and I believed that... Read more ›
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TERRIBLE!! I sold my home and didn't buy another one. I cannot get them to disconnect the service at my old address. I don't have a house to transfer service to - they will not release me from the 4-YEAR contract. I even have a text from my sales rep. telling me that he didn't explain the contract very well when I bought the service - I had no idea that it was a 4 YEAR contract. They refuse to let me out of the contract. Customer service is... Read more ›
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Scalather, Leonard; retired; born in Germany; came to the United States in 1853, locating in Cleveland, and engaged in the brewery business; in 1857, started in for himself, and continued until 1902, when he sold out to the Cleveland-Sandusky Brewing Co.; director Peoples Savings Bank and the Union National Bank; Trustee Society Savings.
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Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Pub. L. 101-336. 26 July 1990. 104 Stat. 328.
Alanen, Arnold R. and Robert Melnick, eds. Preserving Cultural Landscapes in America. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP, 2000.
Araoz, Gustavo F. "World-Heritage Historic Urban Landscapes: Defining and Protecting Authenticity." APT Bulletin 39, no. 2/3 (2008): 33-37.
Berg, Shary Page. "Fairsted: Documenting and Preserving a Historic Landscape." APT Bulletin 20, no. 1 (1988): 41-49.
---. "Approaches to Landscape Preservation Treatment at Mount Auburn Cemetery."APT Bulletin 24, no. 3/4 (1992): 52-58.
Birnbaum, Charles A. "Making Educated Decisions on the Treatment of Historic Landscapes." APT Bulletin 24, no. 3/4 (1992): 42-51.
---. Design with Culture: Claiming America"s Landscape Heritage. Charlottesville: UVA Press, 2005.
---, ed. Preserving Modern Landscape Architecture I: Proceedings from the Wave Hill Conference. Washington, D.C.: Spacemaker Press, 1999.
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Clem Labines Traditional Building. "Landscape & Garden Specialties." Buying Guides.[a nongovernment website]
Favretti, Rudy J. and Joy P. Landscapes and Gardens for Historic Buildings: A Handbook for Reproducing and Creating Authentic Landscape Settings. Nashville: American Association for State and Local History, 1978.
Goeldner, Paul K. "Plant Life at Historic Properties." Bulletin of the Association for Preservation Technology 16, no. 3/4 (1984): 67-69.
Historic Preservation Forum 7, no. 3 (May/June 1993).
Longstreth, Richard, ed. Cultural Landscapes: Balancing Nature and Heritage in Preservation Practice. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2008.
Maciejak, Dan. "Selecting, Planting & Maintaining Street Trees." The Old-House Journal, August/September 1983, 154-157.
Melnick, Robert Z. "Climate Change and Landscape Preservation: A Twenty-First-Century Conundrum." APT Bulletin 40, no. 3/4 (2009): 35-42.
Mitchell, Nora J. "Considering the Authenticity of Cultural Landscapes." APT Bulletin 39, no. 2/3 (2008), 25-31. Pearl, Wendy. "Vegetation in Historic Landscapes." MA Department of Conservation and Recreation, Office of Cultural Resources, Best Management Practices.
Potteiger, Matthew, and Jamie Purinton. Landscape Narratives: Design Practices for Telling Stories. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley, 1998.
Rossler, Mechtild. "Applying Authenticity to Cultural Landscapes." APT Bulletin 39, no. 2/3 (2008): 47-52.
Taylor, Ken, Nora J. Mitchell and Archer St. Clair. Conserving Cultural Landscapes. New York: Routledge, 2014.
Vernon, Noel Dorsey. "Some Basic Cultural Landscape Preservation Resources: A Review of Available Information." APT Bulletin 30, no. 1 (1999): 57-60.


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The Great Migration was perhaps the biggest underreported story of the 20th century. It started in 1915 and did not end until the 1970s. It carried away some six million African-Americans to all points North and West to escape the southern caste system known as Jim Crow. There were three main streams of migration: 1. from Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas and Virginia to Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, New York and Boston; 2. from Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas and Tennessee to the midwestern cities of Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and Milwaukee; and, 3. the least known of the three streams, the one from Texas and Louisiana to the western cities of Los Angeles, Oakland and Seattle.
What is your own family's Great Migration story?
My mother migrated from Rome, Ga., to Washington, D.C., toward the end of World War II. My father, a Tuskegee Airman, migrated from Petersburg, Va., to Washington, D.C., in 1950. They met years later at Howard University, married years after that and had me. Had they not migrated, they would not have met and I might not have existed, which is true for many of the African-Americans in the North and West.
Can you offer some ways is which the Great Migration altered regional cultures throughout the United States?
The migrants carried with them the folkways, language, music, and food of their Southern roots and recreated enclaves of Southern culture in the big cities they fled to. Working on this book, I interviewed people with collard greens growing in their back yards in Oakland, Calif. But one of the most far-reaching contributions of the Great Migration was music. The migrants brought the blues and spirituals of the South and created new music forms once exposed to the metabolism of the North. Motown would not have existed had there been no Great Migration: Berry Gordy, its founder was born in Detroit to parents who had migrated from Georgia. When he grew up he started his own recording label, Motown, by drawing from the talent all around him — the children of the Great Migration, people like Diana Ross, the Jackson Five and others. Jazz, as we know it, might not have existed. Miles Davis' parents migrated from Arkansas to Alton, Ill. Thelonious Monk's parents migrated to Harlem from North Carolina when he was 3. And John Coltrane migrated from North Carolina to Philadelphia when he was 17, where he got his first alto saxophone. Their families had all come from rural farming communities where they would not likely have been able to pursue their talents in the tobacco and cotton country of their forebears.
You interviewed more than 1,200 people over 18 months for this project. Ultimately, you settled on three specific people — Ida Mae Gladney, George Starling, and Robert Foster — to help illustrate the larger story of the Great Migration. What struck you about each of these individuals; what made their stories stand out among the hundreds of other histories you encountered?
I chose them because each of them represented the three different streams of the Great Migration, and each left during a different decade, which helped show the breadth and scope of the migration. They also were beautifully open about their lives, the triumphs as well as the setbacks. They were comfortable talking about their flaws and regrets which made them more realistic and human and their stories more universal. Each left for different reasons, at different times, from different places and experienced different outcomes. They also were characters unto themselves and I loved spending time with them and getting to know them.
What does the Great Migration reveal about people's senses of personal identity and the role "home" plays in creating that identity?
The title of the book, The Warmth of Other Suns, gives an indication of what they were hoping for when they left. But it turns out that even though they left the South for the ironically "warmer suns" of the North and West, it turns out the South never truly left them. They created communities of like-minded people from back in the "Old Country" from which they came, made the same turnip greens and sweet potato pie. The South never left them. So, I have come to the conclusion that there really are no other suns. The sun is with in you. You are the sun, and you find or make your happiness wherever you decide to plant yourself.
The Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel Wilkerson. Random House. 622 pp. $30.
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Meeting Of The (Utterly Insane) Minds: Glenn Beck Interviews A Texas Secessionist From Houston
Glenn Beck has stumbled onto an extremely lucrative shtick -- act like an insane man, and right-wing nuts will give you incredible ratings (for cable, anyway), they will throw money at you for your supremely silly books, they will take you seriously as a political analyst.
Hard to believe, but true.
Beck, as anyone who tunes into KTRH-AM in the mornings knows, is completely unlistenable (He's got great radio chops, but other neessary basics, like logic and sanity, are missing). So it's a good thing there's a transcript to his groundbreaking interview with Daniel Miller, a Houstonian who is head of a Texas-secessionist group called the Texas Nationalist Movement.
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BECK: OK. Now, are you a group -- I mean, because I can't imagine that the federal government is going to go -- Texas. I mean, you guys are the only successful state in the union, almost. I can't imagine they're just going to say, "Texas, go ahead."
They're not going to let you secede.
MILLER: Well, you know, I would disagree with that. I mean, for those out there who believe that the federal government is going to hang on to us, I would say -- look, the very fact that you're saying that plays very well into the fact that Texas is like an abused spouse.
You never go to an abused wife, Glenn, and say, "I'm sorry, I'm afraid you can't leave, because I'm afraid your husband will beat you." It's morally reprehensible to say something like that.
BECK: But I have this --
MILLER: But the fact of the matter is that's where we are. We want a divorce, Glenn. We want to be divorced from the United States federal government.
A divorce? Who gets the Lynyrd Skynyrd CD collection?
Miller went on to further cement Houston's reputation in the nation -- well, since this was Glenn Beck's audience we're talking about, he went on to further a reputation for being trenchant and cooly professorial.
MILLER: [Janet] Napolitano can answer that question for you very easily, where the right to secede preexisted the Constitution. It's why they never spelled out. I mean, who would ever enter into some sort of contract ...
BECK: Nobody --
MILLER: ... that said when one of the parties broke the contract, that the contract was still in force and you had to live under that abuse. No one. No one would ever make that argument and maintain any intellectual honesty whatsoever.
BECK: You actually -- we only have 30 seconds, so I have to go quick. You actually believe the tea parties are the gateway drug to secession, is that true?
MILLER: Well, I think that's definitely the case for a lot of folks, because, you know, the tea parties have been about venting frustration, and anger with what is going on in Washington, D.C. And what we're seeing here is people are looking for solution. And the solution for Texas is Texas independence.
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In the last year, the Atlanta Beltline has opened a breathtaking $12 million trail, lost its CEO, watched its best bet at securing funding for transit go down in flames, and ended up back in court over its main funding source. CL takes stock of how far the $2.8 billion project has come - and what might come next.
In early November, a team of planners and urban designers from Perkins + Will, the firm that will decide how the 22-mile project looks and feels, hiked parts of a Beltline segment between Adair Park in southwest Atlanta and Washington Park, west of Vine City. This portion of the Beltline, commonly referred to as the "southwest segment," is expected to be the next area to receive spending on paths similar to what can be found on the Eastside Trail.
Thanks to federal money that flows through the Georgia Department of Transportation and the Atlanta Regional Commission, a large chunk of the 3.4-mile southwest trail will become a reality. Unlike the Eastside Trail, however, which was funded primarily with private cash, there are loops one must jump through with state funding. The process could take two more years to complete. But it's better than no funding.
The construction of the trail, which winds behind backyards and old warehouses, poses interesting challenges. Long ago, construction crews blasted to build the railroad that once occupied the route. Now, a hefty portion of the southwest segment is below street level, making access points to the trail a tricky issue. The segment will probably require additional environmental work.
Designers are also currently envisioning an extension of the Eastside Trail from Irwin Street down across I-20 to Glenwood Park. The Robert W. Woodruff Foundation recently awarded the project $3 million to complete that segment and build a much-needed link from the trail by the Masquerade to Historic Fourth Ward Park. That grant won't completely fund both projects and officials will have to wait to extend the trail until the new Edgewood Avenue bridge is constructed.
Yes, the Edgewood Avenue bridge is going bye-bye. The 106-year-old span that features some of the Beltline's coolest graffiti is reportedly one of the two "lowest performing" — think on the verge of being very unsafe — bridges in the city. The project, which could take up to 18 months, will include links between the busy street and the Beltline, which is one-half mile from the soon-to-be-built downtown streetcar.
Art on the Atlanta Beltline began three years ago as an experiment. The hypothesis: that a temporary public art exhibition would drum up support for the project and draw Atlantans out into the undeveloped space. In a way, it would help make tangible the idea of the Beltline, still decades from completion.
Billed as the city's largest temporary public art exhibition, Art on the Atlanta Beltline has ballooned over the last three years, its number of participating artists increasing by more than 30 percent in 2011 and more than 40 percent to 70-plus artists in 2012. Atlantans have responded enthusiastically to the art programming, which has arguably become the Beltline's most effective PR machine.
"Three years ago when we started talking about [Art on the Atlanta Beltline], if you walked anywhere on the Beltline you were the only person there. Today, you go down to the Eastside Trail and you're one of 5,000 people," says ABI Design Director Fred Yalouris.
But some critics say that the increase in quantity of works has occurred at the expense of their quality. Indeed, finding the right balance between saturating the trails with enough art to have an impact without spreading funds too thin is a challenge. (In 2012, the program's budget was about $150,000 and commissions ranged from $500 to $4,000.) One gets the impression while walking the Beltline's eastside and southwest trails where the art is located that, in some cases, money might have been better spent by providing the resources to make some works more substantive and eliminating others altogether.
Yalouris is adamant that Art on the Atlanta Beltline be a platform for emerging artists. He also emphasizes the fact that the public art project is a temporary exhibit and views the space along the 22-mile loop like a gallery wall where work is regularly switched out.
"There are only so many walls left along the Beltline," Yalouris says. "Basically, those walls represent exhibit space for us and because of that it must allow for changing exhibits."
Moving forward, Yalouris is open to the idea of allowing certain pieces to become permanent fixtures on the paths. In fact, works by Lonnie Holley, BORN, HENSE, Loss Prevention Collective, Kyle Brooks, and others have already been added to a Beltline art permanent collection, although the program does not currently have any kind of budget to provide maintenance or upkeep. For future exhibit installments, Yalouris recognizes the importance of effectively siting works as the corridor continues to be built out, and wants to increase outreach to local educational institutions for participation in the project. Additionally, tightening the focus to include fewer, higher-quality (and possibly some permanent) artworks rather than trying to get the most bang for its buck could also serve Art on the Atlanta Beltline well down the road. — Debbie Michaud


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A Visual Diary
Gerald Parkers Brockton Project
"I guess it's never
easy to know why one does anything because the reasons that motivate us
in the first place are never the same in the end. I was young and full
of ambition, looking to make my mark in the world. I also knew the medium
of photography was undeniably the way to capture the truth about humanity.
I had a desperate need to try and understand myself, to find a purpose
on this planet. After having read James Joyce's `Portrait
of the Artist as a Young Man' it occurred to me that if I were to
see the world clearly and understand my destiny I must start by looking
where it all began, back to the streets of my youth."
The demise of a small town
ripped him apart. Brockton, Massachusetts, once a thriving industrial
town, was where Gerald Parker grew up. Between 1977 and 1980 Parker returned
and relentlessly recorded the pain of run-down neighborhoods, boarded
up stores, movie houses, and cheap bargain entrepreneurs. Walking the
streets he knew so well, he documented the lonely existence of barbers
as they sat in their empty shops reading the daily paper or stepping outside
to feed a crust of bread to the pigeons.
"If all this change had
taken place in such a short time it stood to reason that it was happening
in other places," he thought. "If I could document the true
essence of Brockton's decline it would be a valuable tool for future
generations. In retrospect, it was my idealistic response to a situation
in need and consequently my work barely raised an eyebrow.
The Discipline Of Seeing
"I approached my photographs
like a fly on the wall and rarely asked anyone if I could photograph them.
I would come up on a person and be focused with the exposure ready so
all I had to do was bring my eye to the camera and shoot."
Fortunately Parker's work is now out of wraps and is being taken seriously. "Hopefully," he says, "my images, put away these many years, will be like a fine wine and retain a timelessness."
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"Miss is suppose to gets upz nows." said a voice I slowly opened my eyes and saw a house elf.
"Hello." I said The smiled and left I sighed and searched for Draco's feelings. Oh! He's downstairs alright well come on Hermione time to go say sorry. Suddenly I felt sorry and anxious to get downstairs.
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Of course he won't he understands!
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Okay okay! So lets get down there!
Grrr! Fine! I blinked and I was downstairs watching Malfoy pacing and muttering to himself. I raised an eyebrow and smirked.
Accio Malfoy's Wand! I mentally said It zoomed out of his pocket and into my hand. Malfoy stopped pacing and turned towards me. I gulped. He had a certain glint in his eye that told me to run.
"You shouldn't have done that Granger.'' he said calmly I backed up and smiled innocently. I let my veela take over for a bit.
"And why not Malfoy?" I said
"Because its a bad way to start the afternoon.'' his veela replied. As he stalked towards me.
"Well gotta go!'' I said and ran up the stairs.
Malfoy chuckled and gave chase. "You can run but you can't hide Granger!'' he yelled.
I laughed and went to hide.
Two hours later...(Narcissa and Lucius aren't home so yea so bout that.)
Malfoy sniffed me out again and snickered. He slowly went towards the curtains and opened them up. I smirked and went back to normal as did he.
"Not...bad..Malfoy." I panted and sat down on the ground.
"Not bad either Granger and you managed to run and hide alot too." Malfoy said. I nod and smirked.
"Too bad I still have your wand.'' I said Malfoy smirked and stepped closer. Can you defeat me in a battle Malfoy? I thought to myself.
'' Yea I can and I will. Do you see something you like?" He replied I rolled my eyes and smiled.
"Yes well that's off topic! Stupefy!'' I said as he jumped out of the way.
''So that's how its gonna be. Crsoi!'' He yelled as I got out of the way.
"Misoi!'' I yelled back as I ran off again.
"Sypef-" Malfoy froze as his parents came in.
"What are you two doing?"Narcissa said smiling.
I smiled and found a seat in the room we were in and yes we got out of the hallway readers. Oh and we were almost done and somethings may be a little broken. I thought
Malfoy smirked and nodded. Our eyes went to each other they were like saucers I'm guessing. 'Can you hear me Granger?' Malfoy thought I nod slowly and replied But how can I not hear your thoughts? 'I'm guessing this is just to communicate with each other.' He thought back Lucius and Narcissa smirked and started to laugh. We turned towards them and glared.
"What is so..." I started
"Funny?" Malfoy finished
They started to laugh harder. (15 minutes later..)
Both of them calmed down and sat down in the chairs across from us.
"Well as your bond grows stronger your veelas will want to be closer to each other and you will be able to 'sense' each other more. You see 'sense' for us means you feel what your mate is feeling, you will be able to talk and hear each other's thoughts etc.'' Narcissa replied
"Oh so anything else we need to know.'' Malfoy asked deathly calm. Lucius frowned and nodded,
"You Draco will be more protective around the full moon each month and since you two are not of age you will have to be careful around then too. You see when the full moon is around you two will want to be near each other more and you will want to mate with each other when you are of age. Also Draco you must be careful that you don't draw attention to yourself for its you the other veelas will be after to challenge you for Miss Granger, understood?" Lucius said sternly Malfoy nodded solemnly and got up to come behind me.
"When will the next full moon be here? And will the other males challenge Malfoy for before or after we turn of age? When is the turning of age for us?" I asked them. Malfoy nodded agreeing with my questions.
"Two weeks and yes they can but probably won't. When you turn 18. Also in two weeks you two will be back in school so behave." Narcissa said calmly. We nodded.
"Oh Granger we have to talk about what happened earlier." Malfoy said deathly calm again. I froze and gulped then stood up. Malfoy looked at his parents and they left the room.
I looked at him warily. He turned to me and frowned. "Try to never do that again.'' he said
I nodded "I'm sorry that I did though." I said "
I know but please be careful the Dark Lord is still around.'' He said I smirked and nodded.
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Guests can pamper themselves with a trip to the onsite spa, which has 2 treatment rooms. Services include deep-tissue massages, Swedish massages, massages, and facials. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy, Ayurvedic, and reflexology. The spa is equipped with a steam room.
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Moll Flanders / Edition 1by Daniel Defoe
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Pub. Date: 01/28/1950
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Higher Education
The conditions of Moll Flanders' birth could not have been more depressing. Her mother was a petty thief who was caught and sent to the notorious Newgate prison in London. It was in that prison that Moll was born. Deemed an orphan, Moll was later sent to apprentice as a servant with a respectable family. Moll has designs on a life better than serving others. But as she discovers, independence and fortune are not easy to come by. A string of dreadful misfortunes--including five luckless marriages--force Moll into the streets, where her only means of support is a life of crime.
But Moll refuses to give up: she will succeed!
Moll Flanders is a triumphant portrait of a strong-willed woman determined to make her own way in eighteenth-century England.||
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Table of Contents
Daniel Defoe: A Brief Chronology
Defoe's Times: A Brief Chronology
A Note on the Text
Moll Flanders
Appendix A: Related Writings by Defoe
- From An Essay upon Projects (1697)
- From the Review (19 February 1704-11 June 1713)
- From Applebee's Journal (25 June 1720-14 May 1726)
- From Colonel Jack (1722)
- From Roxana (1724)
- From A Tour thro' the Whole Island of Great Britain (1724-27)
- From Conjugal Lewdness; Or, Matrimonial Whoredom (1727)
- From An Essay on the History and Reality of Apparitions (1727)
- From Street-Robberies, Consider'd [1728]
Appendix B: Related Works by Other Writers
- From Hell Upon Earth (1703)
- Paul Lorrain, The Ordinary of Newgate (1709)
- From A Discourse and View of Virginia [1712]
- From Alexander Smith, The History of the Lives, of the Most Noted Highway-Men (1714)
- From The History of the Press-Yard (1717)
- Jonathan Swift, The Last Speech and Dying Words of Ebenezor Elliston (1722)
- From An Essay in Praise of Knavery (1723)
- From T. Read, The Life and Actions of Moll Flanders [c. 1723]
- From An Accurate Description of Newgate (1724)
- From The Matchless Rogue (1725)
Appendix C: Defoe and Moll Flanders: Eighteenth-Century Views
- From The True-Born Hugonot, &c.A Satyr (1703)
- From Jonathan Swift, A Letter Concerning the Sacramental Test (1709)
- From Jonathan Swift, the Examiner (16 November 1710)
- From John Gay, The Present State of Wit (1711)
- From Joseph Addison, The Late Trial and Conviction of Count Tariff (1713)
- From Charles Gildon, Preface to The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Mr. D.… De F.… (1719)
- From Giles Jacob, The Poetical Register (1723)
- From the Preface to An Essay in Praise of Knavery (1723)
- From The Flying Post (1 March 1729)
- From Alexander Pope, The Dunciad Variorum (1729)
- From Richard Savage (?), An Author to be Lett (1729)
- From the Grub-street Journal (29 April 1731)
- From Read's Weekly Journal (1 May 1731)
- From a Conversation with Alexander Pope (1742)
- From Theophilus Cibber, The Lives of the Poets (1753)
- From the Monthly Review (March 1775)
- From James Boswell, The Life of Samuel Johnson (1778)
- From George Chalmers, The Life of Defoe (1786)
- From the Monthly Review (December 1787)
- From the Monthly Review (December 1790)
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After watching an old BBC mini-series ( with a young Daniel Craig no less!) I decided to re-read Moll Flanders. I had forgotten the biting wit and social commentary of Daniel Defoe. Almost three centuries later it still seems relavent. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Takes some commitment to get through the somewhat pendantic writing style of the era but well worth it. If you once read Moll Flanders because you had to, try it again. Like me you may find it enjoyable this time.
Really enjoyed this book. I could not put it down.
Another great classic.
A poet friend got me this book because it was one of her favorites. I admit it took me a bit to get into it. But it is quite a story and bears a lot of reflection. I really enjoyed the story -- all the challenges in life that Moll has and meets. A resourceful, wise, and practical woman can survive anything. I highly recommend this to all women.


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Between December and May, migrating birds flock to the lagoons, rivers and swamps of the massive Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary, which is managed by Belize Audubon. The best birdwatching is in April and May, when the low level of the lagoon draws thousands of birds into the open to seek food in the shallows. That said, at any time between December and May, birdwatchers are in for hours of ornithological bliss.
Boat-billed, chestnut-bellied and bare-throated tiger herons, Muscovy and black-bellied whistling ducks, snail kites, ospreys, black-collared hawks and all of Belize's five species of kingfisher are among the 276 species recorded here. Jabiru storks, the largest flying bird in the Americas, with wingspans of up to 12ft, congregate here in April and May, and a few pairs nest in the sanctuary in the preceding months.
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