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|29 weeks 6 days ago
|I agree. I feel like he would
I agree. I feel like he would have a huge impact on this team. He and Trevon Grimes from STA in Fla are my two favorite WRs for this football team. I know OSU offered him first, but Harbaugh is a hands on coach. That means a lot to some players. Fingers crossed.
|29 weeks 6 days ago
|Harbaugh is the kill...
Harbaugh is the kill...
|40 weeks 5 days ago
|Worst thing since the
Worst thing since the timeout... Easily.
|1 year 35 weeks ago
|Rural Italy huh?
Well, I will be watching Tyrone Wheatley Highlights on YouTube.
|2 years 3 weeks ago
|Taco is a boss.
Taco is a boss.
|2 years 14 weeks ago
|It's not about having a top 5 class
It's about development and toughness.
|2 years 15 weeks ago
That makes me feel unpretty too...
|2 years 16 weeks ago
|And Walton/Spike
We will win it all if that happens.
|2 years 16 weeks ago
|2 years 17 weeks ago
|Jacques Patrick
|2 years 17 weeks ago
|It means they give them a
It means they give them a much larger boost than say a Stanford or a UVA.
|2 years 17 weeks ago
|Haha! I was thinking the same
Haha! I was thinking the same thing.
|2 years 17 weeks ago
|Nik is going to get a chance
Nik is going to get a chance in the league regardless. What he does once he gets there depends on what type of player he is upon arrival. As it stand now, he has the skill to play in the league, but in my opinion, more experience (particularly big game) would help him greatly.
|2 years 17 weeks ago
|I agree Mitch would have made
I agree Mitch would have made it more difficult but each player has five fouls to give and a guard can make somebody pay for coming in the lane. I'm not saying play dirty, I'm saying play big and play with a chip on your shoulder. Ray Jackson did it well.
|2 years 17 weeks ago
|I think it's a shame if any
I think it's a shame if any of them go. I think another year would allow Nik even more growth that he had this year. He is a great player but he could evolve into special with more experience and more coaching. He could be buried on a bench in the league...
|2 years 17 weeks ago
|Remember Kansas last year?
This is how they felt...
|2 years 17 weeks ago
|Spoke is scrappy and always
Spoke is scrappy and always fearless. Never forget what he did last year in the title game and is assist to to ratio. Never....
|2 years 17 weeks ago
|Is this some sort if joke?
Is this some sort if joke?
|2 years 21 weeks ago
|Remember how Mitch did that
Remember how Mitch did that last year and we almost hung the big banner in the rafters? I hope this is GRIII's coming out party too.
|2 years 21 weeks ago
|Props. Loy was bossy.
Props. Loy was bossy.
|2 years 21 weeks ago
|Pressing is a coaching call.
Pressing is a coaching call. Watson is great, but Peppers can play press as well. I'm familiar with the tape on both and IMO it's scheme that you're referring to.
|2 years 21 weeks ago
|I agree.
170 at this level will not stop your playmaking ability. Look at guys like Howard and Manningham they didn't come much bigger. Gallon came in "too small" and left with his name in the record books.
|2 years 22 weeks ago
|Healthy, it never happened.
Healthy, it never happened. Period. I have been watching michigan football since 88 and the only guy with the straight line speed to mess with denard was Wheatley. I'm not sure if he was faster or I just remember him blowing through holes and exploding up the field, so he seemed just as fast... It's tough. Denard is fast and if he trained for the 40 it would have been an even better time... But sub 4.4 is fast either way you cut it.
|2 years 23 weeks ago
|I mean...
His HS coach was tight Borges and when we dropped him and brought in Nuss Harris pulled his commit. I think that is the reasoning. That's completely understandable.
|2 years 24 weeks ago
Hey, next year is starting to look a little bossy.
|2 years 24 weeks ago
|I agree
Worst call I have seen in a while and it had a profound effect on the game...
|2 years 24 weeks ago
|I agree...
Every time I'm asked to fax something a little slice of my soul dies...
|2 years 24 weeks ago
|Yeah... Remember how much
Yeah... Remember how much better we were before he got here?
|2 years 24 weeks ago
|I agree
It's about commitment. He needs to do everything he can to make himself feel ready to ride next season.
|2 years 24 weeks ago
|Nik is Awesome, but...
He isn't a guy you can just hand the ball to and watch him create a shot. He ends up bombing a 35 footer... GR3 is athletic enough to do so, but his assertiveness has to increase. I think we are seeing what happens when Hardaway and Burke leave this team. Somebody has to step up and start attacking the rim, making the defense collapse and creating open shots for Nik and Zak.


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Democracy in America has had the singular honor of being even to this day the work that political commentators of every stripe refer to when they seek to draw large conclusions about the society of the United States. Alexis de Tocqueville, a young French aristocrat, came to the young nation to investigate the functioning of American democracy and the social, political, and economic life of its citizens, publishing his observations in 1835 and 1840. Brilliantly written and vividly illustrated with vignettes and portraits, Democracy in America is far more than a trenchant analysis of one society at a particular point in time. What will most intrigue modern readers is how many of Tocqueville's observations still hold true: on the mixed advantages of a free press, the strained relations among the races, and the threats posed to democracies by consumerism and corruption.
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North America divided into two vast regions, one sloping toward the pole, the other toward the equator. Mississippi valley and its geology. The Atlantic coast and the foundation of the English colonies. Contrast between North and South America at the time of discovery. North American forests and prairies. Nomadic native tribes and their appearance, mores, and languages. Traces of an unknown people.
North America has striking geographical features which can be appreciated at first glance.
Land and water, mountains and valleys, seem to have been separated with systematic method, and the simple majesty of this design stands out amid the confusion and immense variety of the scene.
The continent is divided into two vast and almost equal regions.
One region is bounded by the North Pole and the great oceans to east and west, while to the south it stretches down in an irregular triangle to the Great Lakes of Canada.
The second starts where the other ends and covers the rest of the continent.
One region slopes gently toward the pole, the other toward the equator.
The lands to the north of the first region slope so imperceptibly that they may almost be described as plains, and there are no high mountains or deep valleys in the whole of this vast level expanse.
Chance seems to trace the serpentine courses of the streams; great rivers mingle, separate, and meet again; they get lost in a thousand marshes, meandering continually through the watery labyrinth they have formed, and only after innumerable detours do they finally reach the Arctic sea. The Great Lakes, which bring this region to an end, are not framed, as are most lakes in the Old World, by hills or rocks; their banks are level, hardly rising more than a few feet above the water. So each is like a huge cup filled to the brim. The slightest change of global structure would tilt their waters to the pole or to the tropics.
The second region is broken up more and is better suited as a permanent home for man. Two mountain chains run right across it; the Alleghenies parallel to the Atlantic, and the Rockies to the Pacific.
The area between these two mountain chains is 1,341,649 square miles, or about six times that of France.
But the whole of this vast territory is a single valley sloping down from the smooth summits of the Alleghenies and stretching up to the peaks of the Rocky Mountains, with no obstacles in the way.
An immense river flows along the bottom of this valley, and all the waters falling on the mountains on every side drain into it.
Formerly the French called it the St. Louis River, in memory of their distant fatherland, and the Indians in their grandiloquent tongue named it the Father of Waters, the Mississippi.
The Mississippi rises in the borderland between our two regions, not far from the highest point in the plain which links them.
Another river which rises nearby flows down into the polar seas. The Mississippi itself sometimes seems in doubt which way to go; it twists backward several times, and only after slowing down in lakes and marshes seems finally to make up its mind and meander on toward the south.
Sometimes gently flowing along the clay bed which nature has carved out for it, and sometimes swollen by storms; the Mississippi waters some twenty-five hundred square miles.
Thirteen hundred and sixty-four miles above its mouth, the river already has a mean depth of fifteen feet, and ships of three hundred tons can go over four hundred and fifty miles up it.
Fifty-seven large navigable rivers flow into it. Among the tributaries of the Mississippi are one river thirteen hundred leagues long, another of nine hundred leagues," another of six hundred, another of five hundred; there are four other rivers of two hundred leagues, not to mention the innumerable small stream on every side which augment its flood.
The valley watered by the Mississippi seems created for it alone; it dispenses good and evil at will like a local god. Near the river nature displays an inexhaustible fertility; the further you go from its banks, the sparser the vegetation and the poorer becomes the soil, and everything wilts or dies. Nowhere have the great convulsions of the world left more evident traces than in the valley of the Mississippi. The aspect of the whole countryside bears witness to the waters' work. Its sterility as well as its abundance is their work. Deep layers of fertile soil accumulated under the primeval ocean and had time to level out. On the right bank of the river there are huge plains as level as a rolled lawn. But nearer the mountains the land becomes more and more uneven and sterile; the soil is punctured in a thousand places by primitive rocks sticking out here and there like the bones of a skeleton when sinews and flesh have perished. The surface of the earth is covered with granitic sand and irregularly shaped stones, through which a few plants just manage to force their way; it looks like a fertile field covered by the ruins of some vast structure. Analysis of this sand and these rocks easily demonstrates that they are exactly like those on the bare and jagged peaks of the Rocky Mountains. No doubt the rains which washed all the soil down to the bottom of the valley, in the end brought portions of the rocks too; they were rolled down the neighboring slopes, and after they had been dashed one against another, were scattered at the base of the mountains from which they had fallen. (See Appendix I, A.)
All things considered, the valley of the Mississippi is the most magnificent habitation ever prepared by God for man, and yet one may say that it is still only a vast wilderness.
On the eastern slopes of the Alleghenies, between the mountains and the Atlantic, there is a long strip of rock and sand which seems to have been left behind by the retreating ocean. This strip is only forty-eight leagues broad on the average, but three hundred and ninety leagues long. The soil in this part of the American continent can be cultivated only with difficulty. The vegetation is scanty and uniform.
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Alexis de Tocqueville was born in 1805 to a noble French family that had survived the French Revolution. His father gained some political power under the reign of the Bourbons, and after the July Revolution of 1830, the family was exiled along with the king. Tocqueville, then twenty-five years old, stayed in France, swearing allegiance to the new government. Shortly thereafter he and a friend, Gustave de Beaumont, sought and received a government assignment to study the prison system of the United States. They arrived in America in 1831. After extensive travels across the young nation, Tocqueville wrote Democracy in America (published in two volumes in 1835 and 1840). The publication of the first volume made Tocqueville a well-known figure, but he led a quiet life, accepting modest governmental posts, traveling around Europe, and marrying an Englishwoman. In 1848, Tocqueville once again rose to political prominence after a prescient speech that foretold of revolution. After serving through the massive upheavals and overthrows of government, Tocqueville retired from political life in 1849. Always weak in health, his lung disease grew progressively worse from that period on. Moving south several times on doctor's recommendations, Tocqueville succumbed to death in 1859, in Cannes.
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De Tocqueville was simply of one of the great social scientists writing about America and Democracy. From reading the book I deduced that De Tocqueville was a social scientist before Marx! He compares European culture and government with the fledgling culture and democracy he observes in America. He is very much impressed with what he sees taking place in America in the 1830's and hopes it will spread to Europe. He at first believed that America's prosperity was simply due to geography and their distance from powerful neighbors, he abandons this idea after his visit to America. He comes to realize that the West is not being peopled 'by new European immigrants to America, but by Americans who he believes have no adversity to taking risks'. De Tocqueville comes to see that Americans are the most broadly educated and politically advanced people in the world and one of the reasons for the success of our form of government. He also foretells America's industrial preeminence and strength through the unfettered spread of ideas and human industry. De Tocqueville also saw the insidious damage that the institution of slavery was causing the country and predicted some 30 years before the Civil War that slavery would probable cause the states to fragment from the union. He also the emergence of stronger states rights over the power of the federal government. He held fast to his belief that the greatest danger to democracy was the trend toward the concentration of power by the federal government. He predicted wrongly that the union would probably break up into 2 or 3 countries because of regional interests and differences. This idea is the only one about America that he gets wrong. Despite some of his misgivings, De Tocqueville, saw that democracy is an 'inescapable development' of the modern world. The arguments in the 'Federalist Papers' were greater than most people realized. He saw a social revolution coming that continues throughout the world today. De Tocqueville realizes at the very beginning of the 'industrial revolution' how industry, centralization and democracy strengthened each other and moved forward together. I am convinced that De Tocqueville is still the preeminent observer of America but is also the father of social science. A must read for anyone interested in American history, political philosophy or the social sciences.
Interesting and well written of a perspective on the U.S. in the 19th century; de Tocqueville examines our form of democracy, political associations and the races at that time.
This abridged version of the classic was so good that I got the full version which is over twice as long. However, this version does present the ideas well. The translation uses a bit outdated English but the positive side of that is that it reminds you when it was written, i.e. about 1840. It not only predicts current day problems but seems to point to the coming Civil War, the Mexican War and the trouble between labor and big business. Actually so many of the warnings have come to pass that I found myself wondering if we still have a republic.
Toqueville's work unquestionably will last for as long as human nature remains the same. Certainly, it is diverting to read accounts about the topography and anachronistically idiosyncratic habits of the inhabitants of America over a century ago; the fundamental value of his work, however, lies in his understanding of human nature that does not change throughout time. More than most (if not all) writers on the American polity, he perceives how certain tendencies of human nature are revealed in the particular society founded upon practical wisdom, personal responsibility, self-reliance, and faith. Many of his disquisitions on these tendencies that could be accentuated in American democracy are now more thought-provoking than ever. One prominent example is his intuitive grasp of a challenge to Americans. He shows famously how they are practical and intent upon getting things done by combining in 'societies.' A problem could occur if ever the citizens in general become selfish and much less self-reliant: 'individualism' could arise. He articulates a bleak portrait of a society in which none care to take personal responsibility, but are willing to sacrifice freedom for temporary security. This is disquieting for modern society, and it would be well were more people to read his work and learn from it.
De Toqueville's observations detailing just who the Americans are, remains valid to this day. His writings do not confirm the pretentious belief in American Exceptionalism rather, they expose the subtle differences in how we view individualism and the State and the belief system in continental Europe.
Alexis De Tocqueville paints an amazingly detailed and accurate picture of the early stages of America's political,social, and economic status. HOWEVER, as this is an ABRIDGED version, I'm sure that this version could've been much much much much more Ad Hoc. As a junior in high school reading this for the summer, I can tell you that this book is a horrifyingly boring read, not just because of its length and difficulty, but because its seemingly irrelevant detail which is given. If you're a history buff, you will MAYBE love this book. In my honest opinion, this book is best read in excerpts.
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Discussion in 'Past Gen Teams' started by Red~Rum, May 25, 2010.
Here's my team I made a while ago. But now that Latias is uber I need some help. So please rate!
I would suggest a small set change on Dragonite. I would try superpower over EQ, and 24 speed Evs at the expense of Attack. This will let you OHKO Heatran and Tyranitar leads, as well as Blissey later in the game. The speed will allow you to outrun almost all Metagross leads, though a little more speed can be added for extra insurance.
Metagross should run Zen Headbutt over Thunderpunch, as this offers good neutral coverage againt Rotom, Swampert, Zapdos and Gyarados among others. I would also suggest that you run 196 speed Evs to outrun Scarf Rotom-A after an Agility, since Scarf Rotom is a very common Agiligross switch-in which could also give your team some serious trouble.
Obviously we need to find a replacement for Latias. I was never quite sure how well that Latias fitted into your team in the first place, so I think we shouldn't necessarily be looking for a like-for-like replacement. Your team is is need of a decent counter to opposing Gyarados. Though you wouldn't much appreciate the electric weakness, a defensive Rapid Spinner Starmie could fit in quite well, helping to check Infernape and Bulky Gyarados, whilst supporting Dragonite and Gyarados in particular with rapid spin.
I think you should chuck Swampert's 4 attack Evs into speed, since this could be very important in a Roar war against another Swampert. 8 speed could even be considered, taking the evs out of defence.
Good luck.
All but the Starmie suggestion I like due to the electric weakness. I had Latias in mainly for its defensive ability and it was able to fit in good with most of my team.
Hi, got your PM.
Bulky offense is cool, but one of the most important parts of it is supporting each member properly. As you noted, Latias is banned, so something has to be done there as well. Dragonite seems to be the star of the show here, starting things off by putting the hurt into lots of things. I like that, so I'll work around keeping him there. I have a few suggestions elsewhere, though, that I feel will help the main goal of the team, so hear them out!
First, your team lacks a really effective switch-in to Rotom-A, specifically Rotom-H/C, which can run through most of your team and burn the rest. You also really don't support SDScizor all that well with your team by having nothing that can capitalize on the things that force it out. Sub+LO Heatran will give you a lot of trouble as well, since it tends to carry either HPGrass or HPElectric specifically for Swampert/Gyara respectively.
I suggest a Choice Band Scizor over your current SD Scizor for a few reasons:
Can pursuit-KO Scarfed Rotom-A with ease
Powerful U-turns that can give free switch-ins to other things and soften counters a bit
Can handle your serious DDMence weakness if Swampert is weakened by using CB Bullet Punch
Gives you some immediate power, so you don't have to setup with 4/6 of your Pokemon to do well
Run the following set:
Scizor @ Choice Band
Ability: Technician
EVs: 248 HP / 252 Atk / 8 Spe
Nature: Adamant
~ Bullet Punch
~ U-turn
~ Superpower
~ Pursuit
Also, in place of Latias, I want to suggest Standard Rotom-C for a few reasons:
Can beat Swampert with ease, who will give many of your sweepers a tough time
Can burn Tyranitar, who with a Scarf will generally frustrate your team (Can burn other things too, which is nice, and isn't setup bait because of it)
Swampert and Scizor have excellent synergy with Rotom-C, being able to take out many of the things that try to switch into it
Rotom-A is no slouch in attacking with its Thunderbolt or Shadow Ball
Rotom-C discourages things setting up on it because of its Will-O-Wisp
Retains the ground immunity that Latias provided, as well as giving you another Scizor switch-in
Gives you another solid electric resistance for your team
Use the following set if you want to use Rotom-C:
Rotom-C @ Leftovers
Ability: Levitate
EVs: 252 HP / 168 Def / 88 Spe
Nature: Bold
~ Thunderbolt
~ Shadow Ball
~ Will-O-Wisp
~ Leaf Storm
If you choose to run Rotom-C, it will probably be worth it to use Ice Punch on Metagross over Thunderpunch, since Rotom-C will be an excellent switch-in to any Gyarados that come against your Metagross.
Anyway, give these suggestions a try, I think they'll do your team well. Good luck!
Rotom-C can't be used?
You never specified in the first post that this was a wifi team; you should do that. There's not much else that checks the same things that Rotom-C does... You could really use a few things from that slot:
Reasonable secondary Scizor switch-in
Beat some annoying bulky waters
Secondary electric resistance
It'd be nice if it checked Heatran too
The only other Pokemon that can remotely handle those things without being Latias, who is banned, or Rotom-A is a Specially Defensive Zapdos with Hidden Power Grass. He's, unfortunately, weak to Stealth Rock, but he's a great Pokemon that will check a lot of threats while being generally hard to setup on. Zapdos also pairs excellently with Scizor and Metagross, so this should work out fairly well. And while he's neutral to Electric-type attacks, a specially defensive set keeps him from being 2HKOed by most. Try the following set:
Zapdos @ Leftovers
Ability: Pressure
EVs: 248 HP / 228 SpD / 32 Spe
Nature: Calm
~ Thunderbolt
~ Heat Wave
~ Hidden Power Grass
~ Roost
If you use this, you should definitely use the Choice Band Scizor I suggested in my last post, since things like Salamence might be gutsy and try to setup on you. Good luck!
I got your VM, but I guess the problems been solved.
Yeah, to be honest, I agree because the only possible relation to Rotom-C is pretty much Zapdos, except it has more weaknesses related to Rotom-C, but Zapdos also contains Rotom-C's main type attacks; Eletric-, Grass-, and Fire-. So Zapdos still has coverage to help protect against opposing Gyarados and Zapdos also compliments swampert from the likes of Celebi, but your team seems to already cover that problem. There's not much to rate but to also go for CB Scizor that Rising_Dusk has already suggesting because it packs much bigger power and with this set, as you're U-turning, your teammates may switch into things that may be counter such as Heatran where as gyarados just comes in and scare it away with Dragon Dance only or Waterfall. Your team has some nice type synergy as well, anyways, good luck.
Zapdos does cover some things I do need but it also brings upon a problem that I can't afford another weakness to rock attacks and stealth rocks.
I was thinking about suggesting you another, but I wanted to see what your reply would be. So here goes:
Flygon (M) @ Choice Scarf
Ability: Levitate
EVs: 4 HP/252 Atk/252 Spd
Jolly nature (+Spd, -SAtk)
- Earthquake
- Outrage
- U-turn
- Stone Edge
It takes Heatran, It revenge kills any Salamence that isn't running 252 Speed EVs with +1 Dragon Dance (speed tie,) it's immune to Ground- attacks, it's immune to Electric- attacks, and it's not weak to Stealth Rock.
Another reason I suggested Scarf Flygon is with CB Scizor and its U-turn, both of these choiced U-turners are able to scout a lot and since some of your pokemons can come in and take some hits and counter some of those threats. Flygon is a good choice because it's also a fast U-turn user and has the speed to revenge kill major threats naming Salamence and Scarf Heatran.
I left Stone edge in there to kill weakened Gyarados that already have +1 DD as another way to revenge kill. Outrage is for it's main STAB, Earthquake as a secondary STAB and to hit those who resist Dragon- attacks. U-turn for the obvious scout which works so great along side CB Scizor.
Try this suggestion, as it should work well in pair with Scizor and Gyarados, and help take down the mentioned threats above, and I think makes a good replacement with Latias, although Latias is just far stronger and faster. Good Luck.
I like the suggestion of Flygon except for the fact it sort of brings away the whole theme of bulky sweeping and still leaves me weak to special sweepers. I will be testing Flygon out.
Just a quick rate here. I notice with Latias gone you have nothing at all that can switch into Rotom-A, and much of your team is walled by it. For this reason you should definitely replace Latias with Heatran.
Heatran @ Life Orb
Nature: Naive / EVs: 4 Atk / 252 SpA / 252 Spe
~ Fire Blast / Earth Power / Hidden Power Grass / Explosion
This Heatran is a great counter to Rotom-A as it can switch in on nearly every move and hit extremely hard with Fire Blast. If it gets the Flash Fire boost from Will-O-Wisp, its a guaranteed KO. Heatran also is a great lure to Swampert, Suicune, etc. and can 2HKO them with Hidden Power Grass. This is great because then Metagross and Gyarados will have a much easier time sweeping when these Pokemon are eliminated. Good luck.
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What prevents a file moving to another library when it's got a unique name?
The problem here is - it actually hasn't got a unique name. I just thought it had. But it's got a sneaky SQL long name which already exists in the original library (schema).


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Promises Lingerby Sarah Mccarty
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Book 1 in the Promises series by Sarah McCarty.
1868 Wyoming Territory
Elizabeth Coyote will do anything, anything at all, to save the ranch she loves, including marrying Asa MacIntyre, a broad-shouldered, lean-hipped silver-eyed gunslinger with a ruthless reputation for getting the job done.
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Promises Linger
Book 1 in the Promises series by Sarah McCarty.
1868 Wyoming Territory
Elizabeth Coyote will do anything, anything at all, to save the ranch she loves, including marrying Asa MacIntyre, a broad-shouldered, lean-hipped silver-eyed gunslinger with a ruthless reputation for getting the job done.
Asa dreams of a place of his own, a wife, and the respect that comes with both. Marrying Elizabeth may have started as a means to an end, but nothing in Asa's wildest dreams prepares him for the excitement of unleashing the carnal woman beneath his wife's prim and proper exterior.
"Those familiar with this author know she's the queen of writing fresh, sensual westerns with characters that will remain with you long after the last page is turned."—A Romance Review
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"Promises Linger is an out-of-the-ordinary erotic romance!"
"PROMISES LINGER is by far one of the best books this year. Sarah McCarty has an incredible ability to create some of the most intriguing and believable characters. This is erotic romance at its best. Extraordinary and astounding, PROMISES LINGER will have you yearning for more of Sarah McCarty's wonderful writing."
"Promises Linger is an out-of-the-ordinary erotic romance!"
"...Ms. McCarty teamed that humor with some seriously page-burning love scenes and heartwarmingly realistic circumstances in this time period. All this comes together to create a truly touching and page-turning story. Get it, you'll love it! "
"Sarah McCarty has written, hands down, one of the best erotic romances I've ever read. ... This is 'romantica' at its best!"
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Sarah has traveled extensively throughout her life, living in other cultures, sometimes in areas where electricity was a concept awaiting fruition and a book was an extreme luxury. While she could easily adjust to the lack of electricity, living without the comfort of a good book was intolerable. To fill the void, she bought pencil and paper and sketched out her own story. In the process, Sarah discovered the joy of writing.
Sarah writes what she loves to read; fast paced stories with vivid dialogue, intense emotion and well developed characters. Her attention to detail in her stories has earned her multiple awards and a reserved spot on Keeper shelves everywhere.
Sarah writes for Harlequin HQN, Harlequin SPICE, Berkley HEAT and Berkley SENSATION.
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I think this was agreat book in a great series i almost want her to continue to just keep writing about these characters and what happens thru out their lives. Must start with the first in the series
this is the first in a series it is the story of elizabeth and asa two strangers who thruogh curcimstances end up married to each other after elizabeth dumps her useless first husband for stealing and since the marriage was never consumated it is easy she owns a ranch she inherited from her abusive father who thankfully died but since she is a woman in 1868 she cant own property hence the need for a husband the ranch hands are disrespectful espiecally one named jimmy who near rapes her till asa puts him in his place someone is sabotaging the ranch and they try to find out who the love scenes are erotic the mian reason to buy the book and contian my favorite anal eroticism but asa is too arrogant by far and why must all of this authors women be damaged elizabeths innocence is charming it is a great story I highly reccomend it
Definetely one of the best alpha male stories I've ever read. I loved everything about this book. I read a couple of chapters and I was completely hooked I couldn't stop reading. In one word this book was AWESOME. I can't wait to read more in the series.
Love this series. Another great book from a wonderfully talented author!
Love her books all of them this one was one of my favorites by her both people are so easy to like
If you want to read a story that is HOT and mixed with tenderness and emotion, you've found what you've been looking for. Sarah McCarty is an excellent author who has an extraordinary talent for creating irresistibly sexy Alpha males and pairing them up with their perfect woman. This was my first book from Sarah McCarty, but I went on to read the next title in the 'Promises' series, Promises Keep which was also a keeper! I'm impatiently waiting for Sarah's next book!
First, I feel the need to preface my review with an explanation of the 5-star rating I've given. I've never given a book that high of a rating, mainly because I am highly suspicious of reviews that gush about a book that turns out to be underwhelming. So I am perfectly willing to admit that maybe I read this book at just the right time or that I was in just the right mood, and just because I think it's worth 5 stars doesn't necessarily mean you will all agree with me. But you should really agree with me. :) Because it was amazing. I fell in love with Asa, the quintessential Western alpha male, and with Elizabeth, the tough-yet-soft alpha female. One thing I especially loved about this story is that, even though it had a little bit of the stereotypical misunderstanding between the two main characters, it didn't fall into ridiculous territory. The male thinks he knows what's right for the female (leaving her), and she doesn't allow him any room to try. And the plot was an actual plot, not just an excuse for sex scenes. And speaking of sex scenes - this book contains a whole lot of hot, steamy, make-your-toes-curl ones. There's no rough play in it, but the language gets a little dirty. McCarty doesn't refer to his "stiff member" or her "aching valley;" she uses words that Amazon would block my review for. Also, there is some description of anal sex. If any of those are deal breakers for you, you shouldn't get this book. I loved this book so much, I immediately got the next two in the series (Promises Keep and Promises Prevail).
just started this series and have already fallen in love
Great story. The outcome is somewhat predictable but I still enjoyed the journey of these two. There's enough other things going on to not guess everything that's going to happen. The sex is a bit graphic and I could do without so much detail but I have read a few of Sarah McCarty's books and wouldn't not read them for that reason.
Elizabeth Coyote will do anything to keep her family's ranch, the Rocking C, including marrying up with gambler and all around drifter, Asa MacIntyre. Asa, is the son of a prostitute and a graduate from the school of hard knocks, and marrying Elly gives him stability and the respect he's been looking for his entire life. But an unknown enemy lurks in the Wyoming Territory willing to commit murder to snatch their new found happiness away from them both. The first third of this book was wonderful and well-paced. We're introduced to Elly and I immediately cheered. YES! A heroine who walks into a bar, 'divorces' her first husband, grabs the payroll money he stole, and finds her second husband has my allegiance. What a firecracker! And Asa is such a marvelous hero as a guy who's not afraid of a strong woman. But…what's the story question? *** SPOILER ALERT**** I'm giving this book 3 stars for three reasons: 1) The sub-plot was not interwoven with the romantic plot as well as it should have. Once Elly and Asa make love, I thought the conflict (sexual tension) vanished and I struggled to finish the book. Erotic romances are driven by a different story question than conventional romances and I felt this story question ("Will our Hero and Heroine overcome the forces working against them so that they can stay together and find their HEA?") was lost/non-existent during the middle of the book, then re-introduced in the end. Once the sexual tension is lost in erotic romances, forces (sub-plot, internal conflict, etc.) acting to keep hero/heroine apart create conflict. In this book, the sub-plot was the unknown enemy trying to ruin the Rocking C. Conflict is the engine of the story and drives the story (and the reader's eyes) forward. Thus, when the conflict is gone, the story dies. 2) Sure there was an external force working to keep them apart, but why not use Asa's background, his internal conflict to drive a wedge between them? Most of the story was focused on Elly and her growth as a woman, but I felt that Asa's growth was overlooked. Here is this street-wise, confident man who marries his dream woman and finally gets the respect he wants. Goal complete? HEA? Hardly. I wanted him to fight harder for that respect – not with his fists (which is what he did), but to use his brains and rely on Elly more. He never learned to do that and even at the end was willing to believe Aaron over Elly on who the villain was…boo. And let's talk about Brent as the villain. Not only does he admit to sabotaging the Rocking C, he also (conveniently) admits to killing Elly's mother when she was a child. How old is this man? And no one from town remembered him or even suspected? Yes, very convenient villain with no known motivation. I liked Aaron as the killer and he had more motivation. 3) There are several times when the dialogue is flat and does not move the story forward. I felt the dialogue volleyed back and forth for no particular reason and I couldn't 'hear' distinct character voices. I got the impression McCarty was trying to draw out particular scenes for word count and used dialogue to do it. This book taught me the importance of dialogue and balancing the Hero/Heroine External and Internal conflicts to drive the story forward. It's been recommended to say the dialogue out loud and I will certainly do this to find problems.
Love all her books n this one is good too. A great writer with a good sense ofusing wordssn love scenses r hot.
Good Book
Loved it. Just the beginning of a good series I hope.
This is the best McCarty I've read.
What a horribly written book! It shouldn't take 5 pages just to write out one feeling. I couldn't even finish. Terrible.
love this book, sarah never disappoints
Had a hard time getting in to this book when I first started to read it, but I loved her Hell's Eight series so decided to try putting it away and read at a later time. So glad I did. Who wouldn't want a man like Asa? Good story, surprise villian. Very well written. Look forward to the rest of Promises books.


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For years the districting for Atlanta Public Schools' Grady High School cluster has been drawn along what seems to me to be racial and socioeconomic lines despite proximity or geography — almost absurdly so in some places. This can be seen from a broad view of the districting maps, but even more so in the details.
A few parents and community leaders have worked very hard with APS over the years to make sure that their predominantly white, upper-middle-class children and children like theirs do not go to Jackson High or Coan Middle with their predominantly black, lower-middle-class to lower-class student population. Their work has essentially created largely segregated schools.
This situation took an even uglier turn more than a week ago when Superintendent Erroll Davis recommended that Coan students be bused 3 miles to 5 miles out of their own neighborhoods to attend King Middle School and that Coan be used as a sixth-grade academy for Inman Middle School. His suggestions were followed up by an official recommendation from an Inman/Grady parent that the Coan facilities become the new location for Inman Middle and the Inman Middle facilities become a ninth-grade academy for Grady.
These circumstances and proposals communicated to many Edgewood and Coan parents that Coan was a school to be avoided only as long as it was predominantly attended by black, less affluent students. But once those students are removed and bussed past the school, out of their own neighborhoods, and to a school on the other side of the interstate a few miles away, then it is the most sensible, logical, and beneficial move for APS to move the largely white upper-middle-class students to Coan, who could then use the facilities without the fear of "poor" or "black" rubbing off on their children.
As a firm believer in the socialization of success I can understand where advocates of the current districting lines and recent proposals might be coming from. I think every parent should pay close attention to the kinds of people and types of media that their children are exposed to. However, I do not believe that the potential of anyone's child will be stunted because they attend a racially and economically diverse school (which more would be if they were zoned by geography and proximity instead of race and class). I believe it will make them better people and our world a better place.
I think we have an amazing opportunity right now to deal with the historic race and class divisions throughout APS and to teach our children something about what it means to be good neighbors and good people. I think this and the soul of our community are the greater issues at stake.


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If we do not regularly quit work for one day a week, we take ourselves far too seriously. The moral sweat pouring off our brows blinds our eyes to the action of God in and around us.
— Eugene H. Peterson
Question: "Do you take a day off?"
Answer: "Unthinkable! In a world where a cobalt bomb might detonate any moment, how can the very people entrusted with the Word of Life to this doomsday population take a day off?"
This interchange took place in a seminary classroom while I was a student. The answer came from a prominent pastor whom, I thought, I had every reason to admire and therefore emulate. Thus, when I became a pastor, I practiced what had been impressed upon me: long hours, seven-day weeks, year after year. Most of my friends and mentors did the same. The only alternative I could imagine was sloth, by far the deadliest of the ministerial sins.
After a few years, pressure from my wife and children got me to take an occasional break. I began to realize I worked far better and got more done in six days if I had a change of pace on the seventh. Remarkable! The arguments and evidence mounted: I was persuaded to take a regular day off.
Then I noticed something (why it took so long I'll never know): my practice was not at all the same as the biblical practice of Sabbath-keeping. I had more or less assumed I was being biblical, but actually I stood in stark and utter contrast. My day off was basically utilitarian, a secularized Sabbath, making it possible to get more done on the other six days. It was also a commonsense contribution to family harmony and emotional health.
At that point I set out to keep a genuine Sabbath.
No other behavioral change has brought so many unintended but welcome benefits to my life of faith and my work as a pastor.
Daily and weekly rest
Sabbath means "quit." "Stop." "Take a break." The word itself has nothing devout or holy in it. It is a word about time, denoting our nonuse thereof, what we usually call "wasting time."
The biblical context is the Genesis week of creation. Sabbath is the seventh and final day, in which "[God] rested [shabath] … from all His work which He had done" (Gen. 2:2 nasb). As we reenter that sequence of days when God spoke energy and matter into existence, we repeatedly come upon the refrain "And there was evening and there was morning, one day.… And there was evening and there was morning, a second day.… And there was evening and there was morning …" (Gen. 1:5-31 nasb)— on and on, six times.
This is the Hebrew way of understanding day, but it is not ours. Our day begins with an alarm clock ripping the predawn darkness and closes, not with evening but several hours past that, when we turn off the electric lights. In our conventional references to day, we do not include the night except for the two or three hours we steal from either end to give us more time to work. Because our definition of day is so different, we have to make an imaginative effort to understand the Hebrew phrase evening and morning, one day. More than idiomatic speech is involved here; there is a sense of rhythm.
Day is the basic unit of God's creative work; evening is the beginning of that day. It is the onset of God speaking light, stars, earth, vegetation, animals, man, woman into being. But it is also the time when we quit our activity and go to sleep. When it is evening, "I lay me down to sleep and pray the Lord my soul to keep" and drift off into semiconsciousness for the next six or eight or ten hours, a state in which I am absolutely nonproductive and have no cash value.
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The Youth Class did poems and readings for the Fathers in our church and they were presented gifts. The Youth Class did poems and readings for the Fathers in our church and they were presented gifts.
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On 17 September 2008, Oundo George and Kiiza Brenda, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) human rights defenders...
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On June 11, 1992 the Nicaraguan National Assembly approved a number of amendments to the Penal Code regarding sexual...