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John Grisham takes you back to where it all began...
John Grisham's A Time to Kill is one of the most popular novels of our time. Now we return to that famous courthouse in Clanton as Jake Brigance once again finds himself embroiled in a fiercely controversial trial - a trial that will expose old racial tensions and force Ford County to confront its tortured history.
Seth Hubbard is a wealthy man dying of lung cancer. He trusts no one. Before he hangs himself from a sycamore tree, Hubbard leaves a new, handwritten, will. It is an act that drags his adult children, his black maid, and Jake into a conflict as riveting and dramatic as the murder trial that made Brigance one of Ford County's most notorious citizens, just three years earlier.
The second will raises far more questions than it answers. Why would Hubbard leave nearly all of his fortune to his maid? Had chemotherapy and painkillers affected his ability to think clearly? And what does it all have to do with a piece of land once known as Sycamore Row?
In Sycamore Row, John Grisham returns to the setting and the compelling characters that first established him as America's favorite storyteller. Here, in his most assured and thrilling novel yet, is a powerful testament to the fact that Grisham remains the master of the legal thriller, nearly 25 years after the publication of A Time to Kill.
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"John Grisham is about as good a storyteller as we've got in the United States these days." (,i>The New York Times Book Review)
"John Grisham is exceptionally good at what he does - indeed, right now in this country, nobody does it better." (Jonathan Yardley, The Washington Post)
"A legal literary legend." (USA Today)
Retired former trial and corporate lawyer practicing his craft for over 40 years. Loves legal thrillers, mysteries, and dog related stories.
"Grisham Continues to Excel"
I have listened to all of Grisham's books and they are all good with some being better than others. I felt this was one of his best books and many plot twists and turns.
Michael Beck couldn't have read this any better - just brilliant.
Not particularly. I like to enjoy the suspense and look forward to the next listen when I walk my dog.
You will not be disappointed.
"Grisham? Really??"
Well written but very weak story. Certainly not vintage Grisham, I'm afraid! Nothing new here.
"Sycamore Row review. outstanding "
Great listening. We enjoyed it during our drive fom Michigan through Pennsylvania and New York very much.
"Race, Greed, Atonement, and Equality"
Mississippi produces some of the best writers. I read The Pelican Brief as required reading for a Mississippi Writers class and have not read another Grisham novel since. It was entertaining, and the reader did a great job.
Slick Reviews on YouTube
"not bad, not exceptional"
I love Grisham but this is not one of my favorites. there's a classic Grisham twist but its in the last couple chapters. its unfortunately a bit dull until that point. Voice performance is a bit dry as well.
Polly Hagedorn
"amazing book highly highly recommend"
this book will transform you into rural Mississippi a highly recommended it's one of the best books I've ever read and if you've dealt with any kind of probate ever in your life you will understand it completely and thoroughly
"Edge of my seat!"
i listened to the entire novel in one day! Grisham has a way of telling a story that keeps you guessing the entire way through. There were moments of laughter, overwhelming sadness amd joy. I would definitely reccommend to a friend.
"Sycamore Row Review"
Excellent story. I enjoyed the narration. I am a big fan of John Grisham. Will look for more that I have not read.
"Grisham does it again."
Loved this book. Great story and wonderfully written. Beck's narrative is spot on. Must read.
"I loved this book!"
This is another great novel. I could not so listening to it!
It's emotional, riveting and kept me on my toes!
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I've been learning Javascript in evening classes and weekends for the last two years. It wasn't always easy to fit in the practice alongside my old job, running a 5-strong team on Ampp3d.
But anyway I made a jquery widget where my head bounced around a webpage and a customised game about my colleague Conrad's insistence on margin alignment. It wasn't a threat to Grand Theft Auto, but anyway.
Javascript was fun, I was hooked. It was like when I learned photoshop but 10 times better. It moved. I could do so much more than paste speech bubbles on people's faces, or write 300 words in the middle of a page. I've been code-curious since starting work as a tech journalist back in 2009, but it was four years before I actually got up the motivation to start learning it.
If you are interested in my code journey it is this:
– Do Codeacademy courses on HTML, CSS, Javascript and Jquery
– Buy a book on Javascript and work through all the exercises
– Make a few small terrible games
– Do 2 x 10 week evening courses on Javascript at City University
– Start learning PHP. Stop learning PHP because it is a nightmare
– Get a job as a UX designer and developer, via the Silicon Milk Roundabout recruitment fair
– Start to learn Ruby and D3.js
– Get job changed to Web Developer
– Continue to learn Ruby and D3.js
– After that I also want to learn Python, Angular.js and Node.js, C++ and iOS programming
Throughout this process I also read several books on the bigger concepts behind programming and computers, endless Quora articles about which language is the best language and various inspirational articles about people who thought they couldn't learn to code and then they did learn to code.
I also went to Meetup groups some very good, some less good.
Now that I'm there, here are 8 things that surprised me about technology and the tech industry
1. Developers talk about communicating with each other ALL THE TIME
Functional, gruff technical types – just getting on with it? No developers talk to each other all the time. And they talk about communicating with each other all the time too. It's almost tender.
No newsroom has ever witnessed men talking so much to each other about communication problems.
2. You do not need a maths degree.
You barely need a Key Stage 3 in it. Sure it depends what kind of programming you're doing, but if you remember a bit of geometry, understand that this ">" means "greater than", then for a lot of coding you can figure the rest out on the fly.
You do need to understand basic logic – yes – but the kind of logic which you use when deciding whether to go to the shops after work or not.
if (food in house) {go home} else { go to shop}
The rest of learning code is just remembering how you have to write things.
When I learn code I'm channelling the part of me that loved learning foreign languages. Like human languages. Like French. Syntax and then just learning the way you have to write things.
Any sub-editors reading? The other half of code is all about the anal attention to detail that makes a great sub-editor: "That lineation is wrong – there's a missing semi-colon" etc etc.
3. The worst thing to be is "not agile"
You can make mistakes in your code, you can fall behind on your sprint goals. But when it's bad, people will screw their mouth up, and say "um well thing is, that's not very agile." I didn't really know what agile was before. But by god, if you want to work on code projects or even really talk to coders in any professional capacity you should learn what agile is. Just read about it. You'll get the gist.
4. Agile is really great so you should be agile anyway
Before joining tech world, I had the impression that agile was just a fancy techie way of saying you have meetings every so often. But it's kind of a philosophy / life choice. Honestly, read about it.
5. There are lots of terrible mixed metaphors
Okay one bad thing about Agile is the language in it:
For two weeks you are on sprint, but every morning you have a standup, where the scrum master passes a ball around. In the sprint you can be a pig or a chicken. In the sprint there are stories. During the sprint the pigs will move these stories from the backlog to acceptance, to done. And then usually done done.
It starts to sound normal after a few weeks.
6. There is so much work around planning and delivery that requires not one single line of code
I refer you to point 1, why communication is important. Also point 4 – you should work in this way. As a side note there are so many jobs in this area of tech I didn't even know existed. Product owners, Tech Delivery, Product managers, scrum-masters. And projects live or die on how good those people are.
7. Really, there are few women
I'd been expecting it. I'd intentionally joined a company where I had not one but two female bosses.
But yes I am still shocked by how few women there are. That's why groups like Women Who Code and Women Who Hack for Non-Profits are brilliant and a vital supplement.
8. You have to keep learning all the time
"You go on holiday and your skills are out of date", a CTO said at one talk I went to. It's good if you can see that as an opportunity.
Learn more about your main languages, learn about changes to your languages, learn new languages.
This is why motivation and interest in self-improvement are actively recruited for in tech jobs. You could be a master of XYZ but they will still need you to learn ABC or a new framework for X and that's much easier when you want to learn new stuff.
That's another reason why self-taught people are welcome in the industry. Teaching yourself to code proves you have that motivation.
And finally…
A final thing that surprised me about the tech industry was how much more it is than just code knowledge. Yes that's the core of it, and one of the most exciting bits. But so many skills are needed around it – management, communication, grasp of details, planning. And I just didn't know that.
And the code bit you can learn. If you want to, and you put the work in. I got a job at a recruitment fair, but I'd actively recommend beginner-friendly meetup groups as a good way starting place to get a feel for the industry / skillsets / opportunities out there.
There are so many opportunities.
I was the editor of the Mirror's data blog Ampp3d for a year. These are some things I learned trying to make data journalism mainstream.
1. Interactives make an enormous amount of sense as a doorway to a big spreadsheet. They allow for that great kicker for a story – personalisation. A general story about crime figures not catching your attention? How about knife attacks on your route home from work – you're more interested. Interactives are a natural tool for data journalists.
2. People love real-time. Even fake real time. Though it's only the big numbers it really works for. You know that urban legend – if Bill Gates dropped a $50 dollar bill it wouldn't be worth his time to bend down and pick it up, because he'd already have made twice that in interest in the 10 seconds it would take him.
One of our biggest hits was basically a visualisation of that, with a different millionaire.
3. Polls and quizzes are great and there is no reason you can't use a question and answer format to deal with complex and weighty topics.
This story – Does the Home Office Think You're Gay? – was more new formats than data journalism. But quizzes are another good way to find yourself in the dataset, in the news story. Even to build empathy by putting you into the mindset of the participant – in this case a gay refugee. For a nominally small story about a gay asylum seeker this "Does the Home Office think you're gay?" Quiz actually beat out Kim Kardashian to make the most top 5 most read on the Mirror's site.
4. I think you should sit next to your developer. Not least so you can draw things on bits of A4 and generally keep on top of what they are doing. Just saying "oh make a tool to go with the ONS dataset" has from experience, turned out not to work. So to contribute to this debate – yes – sit next to them.
5. Think about UX and keep the message simple. One of the reasons it was interesting to work with my old boss Martin Belam was that he brought in a UX background that is rare in journalism. One general tip. Keep things devastatingly simple. This was our most shared graph ever. And let me tell you we did a lot of graphs.
6. Deal with the mobile screen. It's long. Writing for mobile not desktop is increasingly becoming the norm. But it's more than just putting things in one column, you can really make the format work for you.
Another UX / screen design thing Martin did once or twice which I really loved is making a kind of comic strip that runs vertically down the page and so reveals as you scroll down it. EG. This story about the effect Tory education minister Michael Gove had on teacher morale.
It makes space part of the story.
We did it sometimes with images where you redo a photo or graph several times with more notes on it each time. Again the idea is it reveals the narrative as you scroll. Yes, Buzzfeed's lists basically work like this, but this takes it further.
7. Of course you should annotate graphs. You're a journalist – you're telling a story. Use the graph to tell a story. Thanks
8. You still need to write well. In this day and age people expect you to scrape, know deep level excel, use Photoshop, perhaps javascript. But you still need to write well. Journalism is still mainly writing and that – combined with recognising a good story – are still the two core skills that inform whatever format your story plays out in.
9. Developing can be extremely creative. The games on our sister site UsVsTh3m plus some of the widgets we managed to produce on Ampp3d really opened my eyes to how creative coding and developing can be. After all it's fun to control the whole page, rather than just the 600 words in the middle of it.
That plus a few macroeconomic factors affecting the journalism industry are the main reasons I decided to make the switch into becoming a developer when Ampp3d was shut down in June 2015.
[Thanks David Stevenson for the beautiful graphs above, and more, and Federica Cocco and Sophie Warnes.]
David Foster Wallace is one of my all-time favourite writers. Though sometimes he can be a gruelling read as this recent clickhole post featuring an incredibly bleak quote from him nicely illustrates.
His thoughts about modern journalism are a little depressing too…
Anyway. I've finally got round to The Pale King, his unfinished last book about the IRS, the American tax service. I knew this would have interesting insights about data overload, boredom and attention. It really does. Here's one. I think it sums up one of journalism's big problems in this modern era – being boring.
"Consider from the Service's perspective, the advantages of the dull, the arcane, the mind-numbingly complex.
"The IRS was one of the first government agencies to learn that such qualities help insulate themselves against public protest and political opposition, and that abstruse dullness is actually a much more effective shield than secrecy.
"For the great disadvantage of secrecy is that it's interesting. People are drawn to secrets; they can't help it."
[p.85 in the Penguin paperback edition]
You get the gist. There are two problems:
1. Finding the story in the first place in a tsunami of excruciating detail.
2. And if you do find a story, telling it in a way that doesn't drown the reader in facts and jargon and make them click off your story and onto a witty story about Tinder or a bear. Good luck.
The rest of the quote, since it's all so good:
"Had the Service tried to cover up or hide its conflicts and convulsions, some enterprising journalist(s) could have done an expose that drew a lot of attention and interest and scandalous fuss. But this is not at all what happened. What happened was that much of the high-level policy debate played out for two years in full public view […]
"Even in the financial press, there was hardly any coverage; can you guess why? If not, consider the fact that just about every last transcript, record, study, white paper, code amendment, revenue ruling, and procedural memo has been available for public perusal since date of issue. No FOIA filing even required. But not one journalist seems to have ever checked them out, and with good reason: This is stuff is solid rock. The eyes roll up white by the third or fourth. You just have no idea."
I was interested to see that The New York Times' data journalism blog the Upshot recently published a piece called 'Death to Data Journalism'. This is a key sentence:
You'll notice that at least a couple of us find the phrase "data journalism" to be a bit strange.
Data journalism, ultimately, has the same aim as "quote journalism" and "anecdote journalism." They all aspire to be "fact journalism" or, more eloquently, journalism.
So regardless of the source – journalism is journalism. It's what I said in this interview I did with journalism.co.uk about Ampp3d, the data journalism site for the Mirror that I edited.
Editor Anna Leach told Journalism.co.uk that after a year of working on Ampp3d, she sees data and numbers as just another source for news stories.
"I don't think there is something that intrinsically different in data journalism from 'normal' journalism and I think it's a little bit set to one side," she said.
"A number is evidence in the same way a quotation is."
The dichotomy between data journalism and normal journalism is false in many ways. The division probably reflects different skill sets within the newsroom rather than qualitatively different stories.
Sure – I haven't thought of a way this could be used to clarify or illustrate a news story yet – but, in the meantime…
This is a bit tidier than some of my other efforts.
I copied a lot of the bounce-off-the-edges code from this great jfiddle document.
Bugs include the fact that the results text sometimes gets stuck part way down the page, and that the reload button reloads the whole page – not just a part of the script. Which is all it needs. Something for next time…
It's been great to work with Conrad at Ampp3d. And one of the many things I've learned from him is to make sure I align everything that can be aligned on Illustrator. He does not like it when things are not aligned. That is what this game is about. Miss you Conrad.
I've been learning Javascript and Jquery over the last six months – from Codeacademy, from two books and from a course at City university. All recommended. Though, the books are hardest.
I made this calculator using vanilla javascript which went onto be the guts of an interactive we did on Ampp3d. In fact the first interactive we've done. (I guess though you could count our live counters eg. the Wayne Rooney salary counter as taking the "input" of user time spent on page.)
The end result was the ampp3d coffee machine story.
Our designer Dave drew it to make it look good, added some internet game tricks he'd learnt from UsVsTh3m and our developer added the CSS so it all fitted behind the design. So it ended up looking like this.
To see it work properly – check it out on the Ampp3d site here.
As far as the javascript goes – one of the more difficult bits was getting the javascript to display numbers with the correct number of decimal places. In the end I just copied some code
Otherwise I've just bound addition functions to the coffee buttons, and multiplication functions to the lifetime bill, and collected them all in the variable runningcost.
About a million years ago – three years ago – I went to New York and I begged Jessica Coen the editor of Jezebel to have a coffee with me. She obliged. Which was brilliant because Jezebel and Gawker Media are the best in the blogging game, and of all the blogs, I especially love Jezebel.
I asked her some questions like "what IS a good blog", filed the answers away, and left it all on my hard drive for four long years. I found it again.
The bit I remember from the conversation – and have often referred back to is her point about Seinfeld. It's choosing to blog about something that people notice, but isn't enough of a "news story" to break into the news cycle. 80% of Buzzfeed articles consist of this.
I also asked her whether there was a distinction between journalists and bloggers. Jeez. It was 2011, forgive me.
Here's a few [2011] pointers from the best.
ME: What are your non-blog inspirations? I remember a guy from Gawker saying something about writing what people were saying at parties..
JESSICA: I remember Nick Denton saying just after I joined – like in 2004 or something – "On the site" [which was just Gawker at the time but I think it really does inform all blogs period] "what we write about is what people are talking about when they're not working." It's bigger now, but when it was just a small media site – it was 'what are journalists talking about at the bar?' That kind of thing.
I think that sensibility kind of informs everything we do: which is what are people talking about that nobody is necessarily writing about or saying? And I still think that's at the core of what we do.
Obviously a huge part of what we do now is aggregate and discuss and further stories that are already out there. But I think that the best pieces on any blog are almost Seinfeld, you know Seinfeld? The best parts of his humour are always – what's the deal with xx?
And that kind of thinking – like when you're talking with someone and you ask "what's the deal with that thing on the roof over there? [ points at a roof] Seriously I don't get what the deal is with that thing on the roof?" And then if somebody writes about it I'm like "oh my god – yes".
So it's pulling something out of that everyday environment and saying – "actually look at this properly"
Yes, or if you go to dinner multiple times with different groups of people and the same conversation keeps coming up – what are people arguing about? What are people caring about that isn't just straight news? Or if it is a straight news story – what's really screaming at people? So I think it's not just what's news-worthy, but what is it people want to discuss.
What are the qualities of a great blog post?
The writing. You have to pull the reader in. With writing online particularly. Any platform online is so frantic, frenetic and crazy and loud with pop-up windows and blinking banner ads and god knows how many other windows, tabs and programmes the reader has open. So in order to hold their attention as a writer, you have to write bigger. More voice, more personality, more attitude, more of everything. You have to fight for their attention a bit more.
Especially on blogs, I think at this point that people who regularly read blogs know what to expect in terms of how a post is laid out: here's the intro, here's the block quote, here's the kicker – whatever.
So you have to make sure that whatever you're doing with that grabs their attention enough so they don't just zone out and not really read, and that means that the writing has to be really big.
Then the peg has to be really clear. I'd say your first three sentences have to be really killer. Not unlike a newspaper article, but it's not quite the same as the inverted triangle theory of writing for newspapers because you have to have a compelling hook to bring people in. If you think of great blog posts they're usually really well written and really funny, maybe not like slapstick funny but entertaining. I'd say that's a big part of it.
Be mindful of length. Sometimes less is more. I don't mean like 3 words long but 750 words might be better than 1500 words. And I think people's eyes really glaze over and go totally dead when you are writing too long on the web and they're not even reading after the seven hundred words.
So a great blog post. What's your point? It should be really clear, the reader should know what they're reading right away. So it's a balance between the headline and the first paragraph, but I think that the way the web is working now, your headline has to be really clear.
Unfortunately there's not enough room for witty headlines like there used to be. The writer/creative in me hates that – it drives me nuts not being able to be as witty in headlines -but still there's a way to play with it a bit.
The headline has to be clear because people are going to know what they want to read by the time they've finished that headline and if you've got any chance to get them after that, it's those first three sentences.
I asked Jessica about her favourite blog that she'd written to date. She mentioned one, I think it was this one, and then talked about it as a blog.
It was not a important piece, it was not like journalism. It was to me actually kind of what blogs are… they exist for us to say what we want to say. Yes we can put journalism on there but they're also like "hey this happened, here's a story for you".
I've put plenty of stuff up which is like "okay – here's a silly story for you" and it does really really well.
Because that's what makes blogs blogs, that's what sets us apart. We can sit and summarise all the news like everyone on the Huffington Post site and we can sit and write analytical pieces like Salon and Slate – we do that too – but we also just write stuff. I guess this goes back to what we're saying earlier that there should be a certain element of conversation to your writing. Inherently conversation is just what you're talking about with your girl friends and guy friends. I find that often really does strike a chord.
James Ball from the Guardian wrote a piece on the proliferation of the datablog. Because I now work on a datablog – a small semi-autonomous one within the Mirror Group – a lot of his points were interesting.
This in particular caught my eye:
Data-driven journalism is easy when the data's easy to get: GDP figures, job figures, polling and surveys. What about all of the issues that need that kind of explanatory power when the data's not so easy to come by? Focusing too much on where the data is – therein lies a big risk of skewing the coverage mix, helping already-neglecting issues stay neglected … and also over-selling how much of the world we can explain with the data approach.
The hunt for data and figures should be an aggressive one.
The Times has the advantage here, if Leonhardt can – as he's said he will – work with the newsroom. Silver has some non-journalists along for advanced analysis, though nobody with conventional reporting experience, while Klein has similarly brought along a brilliant team of bloggers, but few of their true blue newsroom compatriots.
It reminds of the more simple point, someone at Channel 4 News made to me. I asked Geoff White – their technology producer/reporter, one of many great journalists I had pleasure of working with there, what he thought about data journalism, and he said that one of the most important points, was not to forget about the journalism part.
This solved my Christmas card problem last year.


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Skip to comments.With Meninos help, Mitt Romney can fil-A Barack (A slap at Shep Smith also)
Posted on 08/03/2012 5:19:50 AM PDT by pietraynor
Forget Eric Fehrnstrom and the rest of the Mitt Romney brain trust the guy whos done the most for the GOP candidate this week is none other than Mumbles Menino.
If the mayor can brainstorm up a few more Chick-fil-As, this election will be over by Labor Day.
Menino invented Chick-fil-A, you know. Maybe Mike Huckabee came up with the idea of a National Day of Appreciation, but the media needed a bloated cartoonish clod to put it across. And when it comes to clowns, the mayor arrives straight out of Ringling Bros., Barnum & Bailey.
He came up with such a bad idea that it went around the country in less than 48 hours, from Chicago to San Francisco to even the Fox News Channel, where Shep Smith sneeringly called the Chick-fil-A turnouts National Intolerance Day.
(Excerpt) Read more at bostonherald.com ...
Shep Smith is a deluxe fruit basket.
I heard Howie mention that Mumbles was driving the lead clown car.
It's about time this country showed a little intolerance.
We tolerated Obama making our military a haven for Homosexuals, We tolerate the death rate from drunken illegals, we tolerate the murder rate in Chicago, while we tolerate Jackson and Sharpton crucifying a "white hispanic" in Florida for one death nof a minor criminal..We tolerated the Democrats shoving Obamacare down our throats, and hopefully Americans have tolerated enogh to bring them to the point where we gag at further tolerance.
The one thing we are most guilty of is tolerating a Media that no longer gives us the news they try to lead our lives.
Screw the media and all of the intolerant pricks working for it, that call US intolerant.
I've heard Shep is homo. He has to prove he not.
You've heard Shep is a homo? Have you ever seen him?
Those lines around the block and people waiting 3 hours to show support...?
Just a preview, lefties of the "enthusiasm" we'll display on Nov 6.
I understand there are pictures of him teabagging and doing the wild thing.
Please no posting of those pictures. I just ate breakfast. lol
ooo...so instead of calling it a b!t*h-slap...we could call it a shep-slap?
"National Intolerance Day", that was Shep's idea, wasn't it? Sounds gay to me.
I don't believe anyone with the bumper sticker "I'm Straight but not Narrow" is really straight, either.
Sorta like the Chick Fil-A bully, "I'm heterosexual!!"
The faggies doth protest too much, methinks. Especially today.
I've been thinking the same thing myself lately. Why the hell should I be "tolerant". Tolerate what? All the above mentioned crap? And this is suppose to be some kind of virture? I've decided that "tolerant" is just a code word for "spineless pu__y that too damn afraid to stand up and say that this sh_t is WRONG!!".
So far Romney has been totally silent on the Chick-fil-A first amendment issue. He has shown no sign of support for Dan Cathy or the millions upon millions of traditional marriage supporters and free speech supporters who flocked to Chick-fil-A this week. I have not seen him with a CFA cup in his hand.
Why is that?
Could it be because he agrees with the homofascists who want to outlaw Chick fil A because they hold traditional values? Or could it be that our presumptive nominee is JUST PLAIN CHICKEN?
It's the latter probably. He's one boringly careful dude.
In this case, discretion is the better part of valor.
free speech however is a winning proposition no matter what a candidate's religion
And Obama has the homosexual vote sewed up so what the hell is Romney afraid of ?
"Tolerance" is exactly that - a codeword for 'spineless.' I have always liked this quote from Dorothy Sayers: "In the world it is called Tolerance, but in hell it is called Despair, the sin that believes in nothing, cares for nothing, seeks to know nothing, interferes with nothing, enjoys nothing, hates nothing, finds purpose in nothing, lives for nothing, and remains alive because there is nothing for which it will die."
Tolerance is NO virtue; it is a PC concoction rammed down We the People's throats and embraced because we want others to think we are NICE. Having opinions that are clear and that define you - this is what makes humans all that we can be. It takes courage to stand for your beliefs, though, and conformity is remarkably inviting.
While what you say is true, MissM, don't forget that at recently as this April Romney came out in favor of gay couples, and making it worse, he said that at state level gay couples should have the right to adopt children.
In the debates he said he's fine with open homosexuality in the military.
In the past he's told gay groups that he's their best friend, that as a republican he'll be able to accomplish things for their agenda that no democrat could get away with. So, let's not kid ourselves about Mitt Romney and gays.
Then there's Ann Coulter, who would have been all over this first amendment issue a few years back.
Can anyone point me to her biting review of those who've attacked Chick-fil-A?
see #21
Shep was behind me in the Monster seats at Fenway five years ago. He had a TRAY of beers. He was so Bleepfaced. Rumor in my neighborhood is Ed Markey is a Closet Case.
Margaret Marshall forced Gay Marriage on us. She was a Pink Floyd Weld appointee.
Mayor Mumbles Menino and Shep Scheiss-bag Smith should be pleased to know that as I read this article, an ad for Chick-Fil-A magically appeared below the article, courtesy, I suppose of another liberal icon's business which tracks reader's online habits. I'm sure that is what these paragons of virtue intended.
Yes, I am that stoopid!
Yes, but many Christians don't think Romney is one of them. Supporting Chick Fil A would help.
Why is that?
Could it be because he agrees with the homofascists who want to outlaw Chick fil A because they hold traditional values? Or could it be that our presumptive nominee is JUST PLAIN CHICKEN?
I do not see how it makes a difference.
We are The People - this is our voice. We do not need politicians to agree - we need politicians to listen and beware.
I personally would pass on the opportunity to "Tiptoe Through the Claymores."
I had Fox News on the day Obama 'came out' for gay marriage. The rest of the MSM had covered this hours earlier. When The Fox Report started, Shep led with this story, hours late. I guess he wanted to be the one to 'break' the gay marriage story on Fox.
Well that seems like a very narrow viewpoint to say that it's one or the other. I think it could easily be both.
Why be tolerant for things that we know are wrong?
That isn't tolerance, that is stupidioty.I refuse to tolerate other people putting upon me.
Why be tolerant for things that we know are wrong?
That isn't tolerance, that is stupidity.I refuse to tolerate other people putting upon me.
My understanding is Shep Smith and Anderson Cooper are intimate friends. A wedding coming soon?
I a bit afraid to speculate why Romney, a Mormon, is pro-gay. I'll probably be accused of being anti-Mormon, which I'm not. I'm anti-liberal
Perhaps he doesn't really believe his religion. Perhaps Mormons actually have pro-gay theology that escapes the notice of those of us who really have little knowledge of the minute details of Mormon theology.
...or maybe Mitt's never-out-of-place hairdo is a symptom of something a little light in the loafers.
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"We're asking shared sacrifice from a lot of people," Michigan's Republican Gov. Rick Snyder said last week. "These are difficult times."
At least 3,000 protesters stormed Michigan's capitol to protest proposals to tax pensions and allow government managers facing financial emergencies to ditch union contracts.
Gov. Snyder had hoped to avoid the blowback that Gov. Scott Walker received in Wisconsin for stripping government workers of collective bargaining rights. But there it was.
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Japan's quake shook U.S. stocks last week. But the market did not topple thanks to zero interest rates and the Fed's ongoing quantitative easing.
Wasn't it beautiful, all those hundreds of billions of yen Japan's central bank injected into the global market, too? And G-7 nations manipulating currency markets so the yen wouldn't overheat?
So many pundits observed that the Japanese will get through this crisis because they believe individuals must sacrifice for the good of the group.
Relief workers trudge through incomprehensible miles of rubble. Nuclear power plant personnel accept radioactive suicide missions. Japanese bankers suck up newly minted yen.
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Notice Wisconsin's governor did not have the courage to strip police, fire and emergency workers of their collective bargaining rights. People still have the right to collectively bargain in the Dairy State unless they are those robber-baron teachers.
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So now there's no union and the 2012 Super Bowl could be up to a judge.
Billionaire owners. Millionaire players. A frothy $9 billion in annual revenues to split. And the shared sacrifice of the fans.
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From today's opener against Louisiana-Monroe to March's Big 12 tournament, the Texas Tech men's basketball team is determined to show it has improved enough to make the NCAA tournament.
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Currently, clicking on a hyperlink within a pdf document opens internet explorer, even though firefox is the default browser. I don't see a setting anywhere in Reader to change this.
I'm a little late, but I think that I may have found the solution to the problem. If you open Reader and check under Help-->Check Plug-ins and look at the Weblink plugin, it should have an extension of api. Remember that extension. Now go to your Default Programs --> Associate File type or protocol with program. Look for api. The current default probably says unknown application. Click on change program and look for the exe for the browser that you would like to use. Now associate that with the api file. Save and then restart your computer. Now when you go into Reader, it should now open with the browser of your choosing. Now I have to put out the cavet that I am not a computer genius and I half stumbled and half logically came up with this solution. Please give me feedback and let me know if this solution worked for you.
You need to change the system default browser for html files.
Right click over a html file and select "Open With"
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This is the best and most realistic 3D bowling game on the Android phones. It is the only bowling game that fully embraces the incredible 3D physics engine and effects.
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Be the world's best player in 3D bowling game. How many consecutive strikes can you score?
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Three-dimensional Bowling Takes up too much battery life; therefore, I have to uninstall. This is very disappointing because I then lose all of my high scores submitted which is very disheartening to be so close to the other global players 😤
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Great simple game This has been my go to game since I started with Android's over 3 years ago. It has always worked well. It's the only bowling game that I can make splits. The graphics and physics are excellent. No crazy balls, just a great bowling game. And it continues on Android 6.
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At 14.5 months, our schedule is roughly:
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I know the first wt is short, but he's a horrible night sleeper (always has been) and wakes up a lot. We are still BF (at night too I let him, I know, supposedly he doesn't need it but cow's milk constipates him bad and he's got solids issues and is just now getting to where he can swallow a bit, before he gagged and threw up all the time when we tried anything stronger than a puree, which he started refusing maybe a month ago although he used to eat purees well. ANYWAY, my main question is how do I night wean without extreme pain on everyone's part? All sleep is in crib although we coslept a long time. I know one facet is to keep him well rested. Yesterday we went to the zoo so he missed second nap and was a mess by 5 pm, ended up taking a weird late nap around 5:30 for maybe 30 minutes. Would 2 1 help him be more tired at night? I know exhaustion makes him totally wired and unable to sleep, but usually he's in a decent mode, given that he has NEVER STTN!! Desperate mama who has not STTN for over year, thanks so much for your advice!! For some reason I can let him cry some during the day and feel it's okay, but find it really tough at night b/c he will get really upset.


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Is there a way to stop players being able to see the level seed in Minecraft SMP 1.8 when they press F3? Because they could use this seed to generate a copy of the world and then find the location of strongholds, dungeons, ores etc.
While I doubt you can do much to change the client that people use to connect to your server, here's my terribly convoluted solution:
Explore a great deal of the map to force it to be generated then edit the seed in the
Perhaps generate the world in a snapshot, and then update it. The seed should only be able to replicate the world if generated in the same snapshot.


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we rock...dont we? ...dont we?!
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I am trying to add in a custom field onto my function.php page. i have the following:
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Can anyone tell me how to alter my code to get this to show properly? The above part of the slider pulls the appropriate custom field using the same code.
It's part of a loop. Maybe this is the problem?

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That CSS Zen Garden book looks fantastic :) at the moment I can't seem to thnk of any better links...errr
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Q: What inspired you to write Skin?
A: I met a woman who had the skin condition vitiligo. It was so extreme, it took me a moment to be able to look her in the eye rather than look at her face. That bothered me, because I was worried she might have noticed the hesitation. And then I wondered whether she was born that way or at what point it had occurred. So I started reading, and I came across a lot of information about how teens deal (or don't deal) with vitiligo. Vitiligo can have strong negative effects on self-image and self-esteem, and when the onset is during the teen years, vitiligo sufferers report more nasty comments from others. Some experience severe depression; among those, risky behavior (unprotected sex, drug abuse) is not uncommon, including suicide attempts.
Q: Why are you so passionate about this novel?
A: I had a family experience that made me a pariah as a teen; people stopped talking to me, my friends weren't allowed to spend time with me. My self-esteem tanked. So I immediately identified with someone who felt "marked" or "afflicted", as a lot of the teens I read about who have vitiligo described themselves. I made mistakes in handling my situation—not the same mistakes Sep makes—but serious mistakes. So I felt a strong connection to Sep's situation, and I wanted to explore the situation of a girl who makes serious mistakes in handling her problem.
Q: The contemporary realistic style of Skin seems very different from your other YA fiction, which is often structured around the exploration of fairy tales. Why did you decide to work in this genre? What were the challenges in writing it?
A: In most ways writing this book wasn't a different challenge from writing my other books. I had to do a lot of research, both on vitiligo and on high school culture today. Where the challenge lay was in characterization. So many books for teens are about people in extraordinary circumstances who rise to the challenge. It is exhilarating to read these things; it is comforting to believe that we might be able to rise to the challenge ourselves if we were in the main character's shoes. But not everyone rises to the challenge—and many people spend some time hiding from the challenge before they finally face it. Sep is an ordinary girl, not a born hero. She never chose to be different. She has no interest in being the center of attention. Vitiligo is thrust upon her and she hides. She is frightened and constantly hoping that the vitiligo will stop and she'll be only "slightly" different from her old self. But eventually she realizes that she's got to deal with it. And the first step is to accept herself—a really hard task, since "herself" keeps changing. That's the real challenge in life, I think. If you understand yourself and you accept those things you cannot change about yourself, you are then free to focus on the rest of life—on the things you can change, on the things you can do. That's when you flower as a human being. The hardest thing for me was to try to make Sep's behavior deplorable (not telling Joshua her situation is dishonest and unfair to him) while at the same time making the reader empathize with her. The things we do before we are ready to face our problems are often baffling to others. Family and friends may want to shake some sense into us. My job was to keep the reader on Sep's side even when they wanted to shake some sense into her.
Q: Why do you think it will speak to teens? What are you hoping teens will take away from reading the book?
A: I want very much for any reader to feel stronger after reading one of my books. With this novel, I'm hoping that teens will see that Sep really blew it—she is a good person basically, but she messed up pretty bad. In the end, though, she did catch hold of herself. All of us make mistakes. But with a lot of hard work and determination and just a little bit of luck, we can recover from those mistakes. Sep's life is always going to be complicated by the fact that she has vitiligo. But her personal relationships do not have to be complicated by it—and she knows that now. She's stronger now. My hope is that the reader will feel stronger along with her. I also hope that readers will develop some understanding of some of the challenges that people face when they have vitiligo or any other visually apparent "difference"—even acne (which can get severe). We are an appearance-driven culture in so many ways. It's hard to stand up to the pressure of having to look a certain way. What happens to the people who simply cannot "look a certain way"? Maybe some of my readers will rise to the challenge of becoming a warrior for someone who is ridiculed or shunned, in the same way that some of Sep's friends become warriors to support her.
Q: Sep moves from having no sexual experience to daily sexual activity in a matter of weeks. Why did you rush it?
A: I didn't rush it. Vitiligo rushed it. Sep feels she's in a race. She fears she will become repugnant. So in her mind it's "now or never". Each splotch of vitiligo urges her on. She's breathless, racing so hard she can hardly think, so she gives up on thinking and simply races. Is this realistic? I read interviews with teens who face this fear (not only people with vitiligo, but people in other situations, too) and I concluded it was. I also tested out various drafts of the story over the years on teens, and listened to their reactions and revised accordingly. (My first draft was written in 2006. I tend to work on a YA novel for many years before I feel that it's ready to be published.)


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Play the classic African board game against a challenging computer opponent, or another person!
- Selectable difficulty level
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- Select from 3 to 6 starting seeds per pit
This version of Mancala uses standard Kalah rules:
- Each player's pits are filled with a preset number of seeds
- On any given turn, a player may sow seeds from any of their pits, proceeding counterclockwise around the board, skipping the opponent's store
- If the last seed lands in the player's own store, the player gets a free turn
- If the last seed lands in an empty pit on the player's side, and the opposite pit contains seeds, the player captures both the single seed, and all seeds in the corresponding pit on the opponent's side
- When either player has no seeds in any of their pits, the other player's seeds move into their store, ending the game
- At the end of the game, the player with the highest number of seeds in his or her store is the winner
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Decent few changes and would be perfect
This app is a decent app and has potential. However there are a few changes that could be made to make it perfect. First off, the player "your turn" indicator could be a little more obvious. I didn't notice it before. Secondly the new game, definitely needs a confirmation dialog, my big fingers occasionally have hit the button mid game and disappointedly had to restart with no choice. This needs fixed. Other than that the app is entertaining and a quick fix for boredom. The apps file size is another great thing 0.4mb is definitely worth the space (practically nothing!).
Fix these few things and it would be fantastic!
Good mancala
This games challenging and fun at the most btw the computers easy if you know how to play
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Mancala FS5 is better. You can play online. I rather play the real game than this version and save battery power!
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- Updated: Feb 15, 2010
- Version: 1.1.2
- Size: 0.4 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Spiny Software
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I'm a programmer trying to figure out some stuff beyond my domain:
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I want to dynamically control how ports x, for host y actually point to port z on my physical machine.
While googling this info, I see references to firewalls, proxies, reverse proxies. Which software do I actually need? Does existing software allow such changes on demand (I have heard have firewall changes requiring a day)?
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Monster in Me III: Joker Prince by NanFeWatch
©2012-2016 NanFe
Monster in Me III: White Prince
aka Joker Prince
Seungri version
appear between those "Monster", there's a Joker Prince
inspried from MAMA 2012
for those wonder who this cool guy and where this comes from...
Crayon - Big Bang MAMA 2012
YG owned the world.
if you wonder why I said this, do you Gangnam style by Psy?, Big Bang is the same company with Psy, and please, I know Psy before Gangnam Style, the irony is, when he came back from the army for the second time, when his fame went down, YG family asked him to join, he was so less famous compared with Hyuna and Joo Jae Suk, and now, the world know him, the man who brings Kpop to the world : x
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I don't know why but your work reminds me Muramasa - too much Bleach xD (that is about me xD). Nice deviation
too much Bleach for you I think? as I remember right, Muramasa doesnt look like this
I haven't wrotten that he looks just like Muramasa but he reminds me him (Muramasa)... And that opinion about Bleach appealed to me ;D.
I did recognise TOP not being a fan and before reading the description, so really good work on catching the resemblance.
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the joker villain costumes felt a bit random.
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the joker villain costumes felt a bit random.
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HAMILTON, N.Y. -- Mike Campaner, a senior defenseman on the Colgate University hockey team, revealed Thursday that he suffers from multiple sclerosis but has no plans to quit playing the game.
"I feel great and am back to normal health," said Campaner, 24. "I want to tell my story because I want to give hope to others who are diagnosed with MS -- that they will be able to live a normal life and accomplish any goals that they set for themselves."
Campaner was diagnosed in November after pulling himself out of a game against Dartmouth.
"I was devastated," Campaner said. "I knew it was a crippling
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MS is an unpredictable disease with no known cure that causes
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Campaner underwent a series of tests and missed nine games while his condition was being evaluated. He is managing his condition through medication and currently is in remission.
"I can't begin to tell you how impressed I have been with how
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An ECAC all-rookie team selection in 2004, Campaner finished his collegiate career as one of the most talented defensemen in Colgate history. He scored a career-high 20 points as a junior and completed his career with 62 points in 137 games.
Although he's an undrafted free agent, Campaner plans to pursue a professional career in hockey after graduation. And he has a source of inspiration in Jordan Sigalet of the American Hockey League's Providence Bruins.
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This Mason Industries 3SW18X18R sheet consists of 81 2x2" Super W vibration isolation pad modules that reduce noise, high frequency vibration, and impact from machines. These vibration isolation pads are made of natural rubber for durability and maximum vibration isolation, and the waffle pattern forms a self-sealing perimeter to keep oil and fluids from contaminating the pad. A thin web separates the pads to provide evenly dimensioned sections that can be placed side-by-side to accommodate a machine's load or stacked with 16 gauge shims between layers for increased deflection. The matching pattern on both sides of the pad improves its structural strength for increased load capacity. These Mason Super W pads are suitable for use with compressors, HVAC units, pumps, generators, transformers, and presses.
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