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9502 N Mallory,Spokane WA, 99208
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The Avondale rancher by Viking Builders. 2,123 SF, 3 beds, 2 baths, office, 3 car garage. Open floor plan, large kitchen island, stainless appliances, Huntwood cabinets. Master suite with garden tub & 2 walk-in closets. Rounded corners, 3 tv locations, 10x12 patio, front yard landscape, full gutters. Mead Schools and Sky Prairie Park close by. Model home at 2812 W Parkway Av. Floor plan subject to as built, listing file photos may show upgrades not included, prices subject to change. a/c, fp
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Farewell my Friend
Farewell my friend, your journeys end hath met it's final road.
I hear the cry of those close by, from the far and in the deep
For that you were and all you've been will never be again
The love, the rock, the soother of so many has now come to a final end.
Farewell my friend, your journeys end, you now have finally reached.
Out pours the love of all you've touched, their solemn faces show it.
The selfless way you helped those in need, to just mentoring the young.
So many cry, there's no dry eye as they remember you right now.
Farewell my friend, your journey's end, hath you now finally reached.
Through winter's snow, fog, mist and cold, they parade you through the street.
The mood is dark as loved ones cry, your cortege, flowers, blinkered eye.
The silent rest that has now come, is a final walk to take you home.
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A handsome rancher-tycoon and his shy, sheltered stepsister fall in love in Palmer's latest romantic melodrama (after Fearless) that's long on humid heat but hampered by cornpone theatrics. Gracie and Jason Pendleton share no bloodlines, but they've been close ever since Gracie came to live with her now-deceased mother, Beverly, who married Jason's cruel (and also now dead) father, Myron. Jason is a good ol' boy who prefers his Rocking Spur ranch to the family mansion old-fashioned Gracie tends to. Gracie, meanwhile, harbors a dark secret that has made her frightened of romance even though she's desired Jason for years. The feeling's mutual, and, eventually, their hearts collide despite the interference of Kittie Sartain, a bitchy redhead supermodel who tries to lasso Jason. Palmer, a romance veteran, knows how to concoct a savory chicken-fried love plot, but sometimes the gravy's laid on a little too thick. (June)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Heartlessby Diana Palmer
Secrets abound on a Texas ranch…
As a teenager, Gracie worshipped her stepbrother, Jason, a strong, silent cowboy who left home early to seek his fortune. Now the wealthy owner of Comanche Wells ranch, Jason has finally come back home and discovered that the little girl he knew is all grown up.
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Secrets abound on a Texas ranch…
As a teenager, Gracie worshipped her stepbrother, Jason, a strong, silent cowboy who left home early to seek his fortune. Now the wealthy owner of Comanche Wells ranch, Jason has finally come back home and discovered that the little girl he knew is all grown up.
In a moment of unbridled passion, Jason realizes that he's falling for Gracie. But Gracie harbors a shameful secret that makes her deeply afraid to love. Stung by her rejection, Jason leaves, ready to put the past—and the one woman he can't have—behind him once more.
Gracie thinks she's lost Jason forever. But when danger threatens her she can only hope that her long, tall Texan will come blazing home to save her.
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When Gracie flees from her stepbrother's kiss, Jason assumes his affections aren't returned and angrily heads for New York—and disaster. But Gracie is hiding a violent, soul-scarring past—one she fears will turn Jason against her if he ever learns the truth. VERDICT Long-kept secrets, misunderstandings, and an over-the-top other woman cause numerous but not insurmountable problems for Jason and Gracie in this sensual, Western-flavored romance that is the latest in Palmer's popular "Long Tall Texans" series. Palmer (Fearless) lives in Cornelia, GA.
Kristin Ramsdell
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- Harlequin
- Publication date:
- 04/27/2010
- Series:
- Long, Tall Texans Series
- Pages:
- 296
- Sales rank:
- 378,833
- Product dimensions:
- 4.10(w) x 6.60(h) x 0.90(d)
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Gracie Marsh's cell phone exploded with the theme to the newest science fiction motion picture. She jumped, and dirt from the ground where she was busily cleaning out her flower beds splattered her spotless yellow sweatshirt.
"Oh, darn," she muttered, wiping her hands on her old jeans before she dived into a pocket for the very loud instrument.
"Where's that music coming from?" Mrs. Harcourt, the housekeeper, called from the front porch, where she was setting out pansies in a massive planter.
"It's just my phone, Mrs. Harcourt," Gracie assured her. "It's probably Jason…hello?" she gasped.
There was an amused pause. "Don't tell me," came a deep, drawling, masculine voice. "You're up to your neck in dirt and now your pocket and your cell phone are smeared with it."
She laughed in spite of her frustration. Her stepbrother knew her better than anyone else on earth. "Yes," she admitted.
"I'd be cussing."
"I did say 'darn,'" she replied.
He sighed. "I'll have to take you in hand, Gracie. Sometimes the situation calls for something more elegant and descriptive than 'darn.'"
"You'd know," she retorted, recalling that he cursed eloquently in two languages, "especially when one of your cowboys does something you don't like." She frowned. "Where are you?"
"At the ranch," he said.
The ranch was his property in Comanche Wells, where he ran purebred Santa Gertrudis cattle and a new equally purebred Japanese breed that was the basis for the famous Kobe beef. Jason Pendleton had millions, but he rarely stayed in the family mansion in San Antonio, where Gracie spent most of her time. Jason was only here when business required it, but his heart was on his huge Santa Gertrudis ranch. He lived there most of the year.He could wheel and deal with the international business set, chair board meetings, run huge corporations and throw incredible parties, with Gracie's help as a hostess. But he was most at home in jeans and boots and chaps, working cattle.
"Why are you calling me?" she asked. "Do you need somebody to come help you brand cattle?" she teased, because he'd taught her to do that—and many other things—over the years. She was as much at home on the ranch as he was.
"Wrong season," he replied. "We drop calves in the spring. It's late August. Almost autumn."
She frowned. "Then what are you doing?"
"Rounding up bulls, mostly. But right now I'm getting ready to come up to the auction barn in San Antonio for a sale," he said. "They've got some open Santa Gert heifers I want," he added, referring to the purebred native Texas Santa Gertrudis breed that was founded on the world famous King Ranch near the Texas coast. "Replacement heifers to breed so they'll drop calves next spring."
"Oh." She tried to remember what that meant.
He sighed loudly. "Open heifers are young cows that haven't been bred for the first time," he explained again. "They're replacements for cows I've had to cull from the herd and sell off because they didn't produce calves this year."
"Sorry," she murmured, not wanting to emphasize her memory problems. She forgot things, she plunged down steps, she lost her balance in the most unexpected places. There was a physical reason for those lapses, one which she'd never shared with Jason, not since she and her mother had moved in with him and his father almost twelve years ago. Her mother had been frantic about keeping the past secret, swearing Gracie to silence. Cynthia Marsh had even told everyone that Graciela was her stepdaughter, not her real daughter, to make sure any background checks on Graciela didn't turn up information on her daughter, herself and her late husband that would damage Graciela's place in the Pendleton family. Graciela's father, a widower with a young daughter, had died in the Gulf War, Cynthia emphasized again and again. He was a war hero. It wasn't the truth, of course. The truth was more traumatic.
"One day you'll get the hang of it," he said easily. He was patient with her, as some people in her life hadn't been.
"Why are you calling me, if you don't need an extra ranch hand?" she asked merrily.
"I thought you might like to go to the sale with me," he said comfortably. "I'll buy you lunch after we're through."
She grinned. "I'd love to," she said.
Not only did she enjoy his company, but she loved the atmosphere of the sale barn. It was always crowded, always fun. She liked hearing the auctioneer's incredibly rapid spiel as he prompted buyers to go higher and higher on prices for the various lots of cattle. She liked the other cattlemen who turned up there, many of them from Comanche Wells, as well as Jacobsville, which was only a few miles from Comanche Wells. There was a select group of environmentally staunch ranchers to which Jason belonged. They raised old grasses that were earth-friendly, they improved the land and provided habitat for wild animals, they used modern methods of feed production that were kind to the ecology, and they were fanatics about the good treatment of their purebred cattle. These cattlemen never used growth hormone and they only used the necessary antibiotics, most particularly those that prevented bovine pulmonary disorder. They didn't use dangerous chemicals to control weeds or pests. Cy Parks had introduced the idea of using predator insects to control many pests. The lack of poisonous substances on plants helped grow more colonies of honey bees, which were essential to pollination of grain and feed crops.
None of the environmental group of Jacobs County ranchers ran beef cattle; they were all producers of herd sires and champion young bulls, cows and heifers, which they sold for herd improvement. It got them into trouble sometimes with beef producers who wanted a quicker profit. There had been some notable fistfights at cattle conferences in the past. Jason had been involved in one of them. Gracie had gone to bail him out of jail, bursting into laughter when she saw him, disheveled and bloody and grinning like a Cheshire cat as they led him out of the detention cell. He loved a good fight.
"I said I'll pick you up in about twenty minutes," he repeated, because she hadn't answered him.
"Okay. What should I wear?"
"Jeans and a T-shirt," he said. "If we walk in wearing designer clothes, the price will jump twenty dollars a head before I sit down. I don't want to be recognized."
"Fat chance if we show up in your Jaguar," she drawled.
"I'm driving one of the ranch pickups and wearing working clothes," he drawled back.
"All right. I'll finish cleaning out my flower beds later."
"As if we haven't already got enough damned bulbs poking up in the front yard. You're getting soil ready to put out more this fall, aren't you?" he muttered. "And I'll bet you've got Harcourt refilling those planters on the porch."
He knew her too well. "It's just pansies—they'll last until late autumn. I won't plant bulbs until October. But bulbs are beautiful in the spring, Jason," she defended herself.
"Why do I pay a yard man to do outdoor work?" he grumbled.
"Because he does the heavy work that Harcourt and I can't," she replied saucily. "I'm hanging up now."
"Don't keep me waiting," he said. "We'll barely make it there in time, as it is. I got held up with an accident."
"You weren't hurt?" she exclaimed quickly.
There was a slight pause. "No," he said softly. "Not me. One of my cowboys got stepped on by a bull. Broke his foot, but he'll be all right."
She let out the breath she'd been holding. Jason was her life. He didn't know how she felt about him. It was impossible anyway. She could never do those things with men that most modern women did. She remembered her mother coming out of the bedroom, the blood staining her nightgown…
She grimaced. "I thought you just hired a new man to go to local sales representing the ranch to buy cattle for you."
"I did. But I've heard some things about him I don't like. He's supposed to be at this auction. I can see for myself."
"He'll recognize you."
"In my working clothes? Fat chance! Besides, he's only seen me once, behind a desk."
"Suit yourself. I'll be ready."
"Better be, or I'll dress you myself," he warned.
But he'd already hung up.
She got up, putting aside her trowel. "Mrs. Harcourt, we need to tell Manuel to finish clearing these beds for me," she said as she mounted the steps. "Jason's taking me to a sale."
"All right, darlin'," the graying old woman said with a smile. She was tall and amply padded, with black eyes and a lovely smile. She'd come to work for the family before Jason was born and was considered part of it. She and the maid, Dilly, and the chauffeur, John, were all part of the family. There was other staff that worked part-time, but the old retainers were full-time.
Gracie loved living here on the big estate in San Antonio. The staff did go down to the ranch in Comanche Wells occasionally for a few weeks, especially when Jason had company down there. If he did, though, it wasn't the same local society crowd he invited to the San Antonio mansion. It was often world leaders who needed a break from the backbreaking pressure of their daily lives, high government politicians running from scandals, even an occasional billionaire who wanted privacy even for a few days. Jason chose his friends by their character, not their wealth. It was one of many things Gracie loved about him. He had a big heart and he was a soft touch for people down on their luck. He gave heavily to charities. But he didn't seem the sort of man who could be approached.
He was an introvert. It was hard for him to connect to people. Consequently he was intimidating to a lot of guests, who found him hard going in private conversations. Only with Gracie could he relax and be himself. It was, she considered, a matter of trust. He felt safe with her, as she did with him.
What a pity, said her friend Barbara, who ran a café in Jacobsville, that Jason and Gracie were brother and sister, when they had so much in common. Gracie had reminded her that there was no blood relationship there. Jason's father had married Gracie's mother, who was killed only a couple of weeks after the wedding in an automobile accident. Myron Pendleton had kept Gracie, who had no other living relatives, and soon gave her another stepsister, Gloryanne Barnes—now Mrs. Rodrigo Ramirez—when he married Glory's mother, Beverly, months later. Glory and Gracie had more in common than anyone else knew. They were best friends. It was the two of them against the world when they were in school, because both had scars from their childhoods and neither was comfortable with boys. They rarely dated. They were targets of some vicious bullying, which Jason had quietly and efficiently nipped in the bud. Even today, Glory was still the closest thing to a sister Gracie had ever had.
She showered and dried her hair, dressing in jeans with a vine of pink roses embroidered down one leg, with a pink T-shirt. Impulsively she brushed out her long, pale blond hair and braided it into pigtails. She grinned at herself with twinkling gray eyes. She had a soft complexion with radiant smoothness. She wasn't beautiful, but she was pretty, in her shy way. She frowned, wondering if it was appropriate to wear pigtails at her age. Sometimes she did things that seemed odd to other people. That little glitch in her brain did a lot of damage to her ego, from time to time.
Well, it was too late to worry about it now. She put on her fanny pack and pulled on her boots over thick socks. A horn was blowing outside the front door. Jason, impatient as always.
She ran down the staircase, almost stumbling head over heels, remembered that she'd left her cell phone in her room. She hesitated. What the heck, Jason had his. She continued down the stairs and out the front door.
"I'll be out for lunch!" she yelled.
"All right, dear," Mrs. Harcourt called back.
Jason was tapping his fingers on the steering wheel. He glowered as she quickly descended the front steps of the elegant brick mansion and hurried down the paved walkway to the circular driveway where his big black ranch truck was waiting with the door open.
She tumbled in beside him and slammed the door.
"I know, I know, I'm late, but I had to have a shower," she rationalized as she fumbled with her seat belt. "I couldn't go out with dirt on my hair!"
He glanced at her from under the wide brim of his creamy Stetson. He didn't smile, but his black eyes did.
He was wearing jeans, too, with wide leather batwing chaps, old disreputable brown boots with turned-up toes from too many soakings and stains everywhere. His shirt was chambray and faded. Despite the immaculate cleanness of his beautiful, tanned hands, he looked like a poor, working cowboy.
Heavens, he was sexy, she thought as she gave him a covert appraisal. Tall and broad-shouldered, with that physique rarely seen outside a Hollywood Western film, jet-black hair in a conventional short cut, and a light olive complexion that was a legacy, like his black eyes, from a Spanish grandfather. He wasn't conventionally handsome, but he had a very masculine face, lean and square-jawed, with deep-set eyes and high cheekbones and a mouth that was so sensuous it made Gracie squirm. He'd never kissed her. Well, not in the way a man would kiss a woman, anyway. They didn't have that sort of relationship. Nor was he a womanizer. He had women, certainly, she was sure. But he never brought them home.
"Deep thoughts, tidbit?" he teased, grinning at her with perfect white teeth.
"I was thinking how handsome you are," she blurted out and then flushed and laughed nervously. "Sorry. My mouth and my brain are disconnected."
He didn't smile. His black eyes slid over her face and back to the road. "You aren't bad yourself, kid."
She toyed with her seat belt. "Are any of the Jacobs-ville crowd coming up for this sale?"
"Cy Parks, J. D. Langley and Leo Hart," he said. "The Harts are after another one of those Japanese bulls grown for Kobe beef. They're moving into new breeding programs."
"Don't tell me Leo's gone off Salers bulls?" she exclaimed.
He laughed. "Not completely. But when you consider how well Japanese beef sells, it's no surprise. It's tender and lean and appeals to shoppers. We're in a consumer-driven market war, grubbing for new methods of production and new marketing techniques to overcome the slump in sales."
"Don't you still chair a committee on marketing with the cattlemen's association?"
"I did. Had to give it up. This damned German business is wearing me ragged."
Meet the Author
Diana Palmer is renowned as one of North America's top ten romance writers. When she published her first novel in 1979, fans immediately fell in love with her sensual, charming romances. A die-hard romantic who married her husband five days after they met, Diana says that she wrote her first book at age thirteen—and has been hooked ever since. Diana's hobbies include gardening, knitting, quilting, anthropology, astronomy and music.
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As always Diana Palmer gives you a great book to read and to put in your own library
This is just as bad as fearless of course Glory and Gracie are sisters, however Gracie doesn't have as much wrong with her as her sister. The scene when Gracie tells Jason about her father biting her mother until she was bleeding, please. This are suppose to be romance books and make you feel better not worse. If you want to feel bad you can watch the news and read the paper. I really like Diana Palmer's old books, not anymore, she is going way to far out on limb. When Diana writes a story on the characters you want to know more about she, the man turns out to be a mean jerk. I didn't buy this, but checked it out of the library, which is a good thing, I wouldn't waste my hard earned money on this garbage. I will no longer read Diana Palmer's books. Not worth the time or money.
First of all I just found it difficult to listen to a male read a romance novel. Maybe I'm strange but I kept having flashed of Robin Williams as Mrs Doubtfire. No offence to Phil Gigante....I think he did a good job with what he had. As for the actual story it was a little on the corney side.
This was a B&N recommendation based on my library and I must warn others. If this book is recommended to you skip it. First the book is beyond repeptitive. She says over and over again in the first two chapters how well the two main characters (Gracie and Jason) know each other. Phrases were repeated. My gosh, you even have a repetitive kidnapping. Early in the book you're told that Gracie and Jason are stepbrother and sister, and that Gracie's mother kept her from telling Jason or his father about their life before she met them, which is now this long term secret that she doesn't want to tell him. What is so shameful about growing up in an abusive home that you can't tell the person who you say knows you best? Gracie then openly shares her background with a kidnapper when she hasn't even shared it with Jason yet. The book dragged on and on and I found myself skipping pages and pages especially through both kidnappings. The book is overly dramatized, makes little sense, and the characters are so stupid it's hard to like them or even care if they get togther, make up, or have a HEA. I've never read a Palmer book before and after this I don't think I'll waste my time on another.
I have read several of her books, and they have all been okay romances. This one didn't even compare to any of her others. The plot was completely ridiculous. Someone would say to be careful for kidnappers, then, next thing you know, a character was kidnapped. Then one of the police would say not to worry, the kidnapper has killed a man for trying to have his way with a woman who had been kidnapped. Guess what, it happens again. As for the part about be careful for kidnappers, that happens too, when another character is kidnapped. Then to have the ransom paid with no consequences, and the kidnapper promise to repay every cent someday? Truly ridiculous. I can't believe I wasted my time on this one.
I have had an opportunity to read lots and lots of her books, I mean lots, and this one was one of the good ones. She has a style that you look forward to, that draws you to her, and she has better ones out there. But this one was good and a keeper. Be your own judge. Buy it and add it to your collection. You won't regret it.
This book is not worth the price you have to pay for it. I've never read anything by Diana Palmer until this book, and I won't read anything by her again. I couldn't help but wonder if a 13 year-old wrote the story by the way it was being told. Don't waste your time.
When she was a teen Gracie March was attracted to her older stepbrother Jason Pendleton, but she hid her feelings though not her hero worship of him. Jason also was somewhat attracted to her, but felt it was inappropriate so he blocked his feelings. He ultimately left with plans to make it on his own. However, when her mom died, he arranged for Gracie to be cared for.============= Jason comes home for the first time in years as he owns Comanche Wells Ranch. He and Grace share a passionate kiss and he realizes he loves her. However, she rejects him as she fears her secret shame will drive the only man she ever loved away so thinking convoluted she leaves first. Jason becomes engaged on the rebound; unaware his fiancée plans to rid his hanger-on family members starting with Gracie who is thinking of leaving Comanche Wells anyway. A couple of abductions led by the "General" leave Gracie and Jason reconsidering the past, present, and mostly the future.=============== The latest Texas contemporary romance (see FEARLESS) is an engaging tale starring a lead female used to being care for by family and an older experienced champion used to getting his way. His plan is to take care of his stepsister and ignore their attraction, but that proves futile. As Gracie becomes independent, Jason knows he must give her the chance to fail though his gut is killing him. Although the suspense seems more a detractor even if it forces Gracie to act, readers will enjoy the omega female trying to become at least a beta as Diana Palmer provides an entertaining ranch romance.------- Harriet Klausner
a stepbrother and stepsister with no blood relation discover a romance between them. a very heartwarming story. loved it!
I loved how with everything grace had been through in her past she was finally able to work through it with Jason and was free to love
This could have been a very good book, BUT, it is not written as well as it could have been. It is very amatuerish. The story does not come together like it should. The characters were all unbelievable. A kind kidnapper? A stupid woman blackmailer who really didn't know how to do that well. A man who is supposably intelligent not knowing something was strange about his "parents". A woman who who has no way to take care of herself financially but we find out at almost the end of the book she has several hundred thousand dollars left to her by her stepfather? Come on, get real. Big waste of time, money, and Ms. Palmer's talent.
Loved the friendship, the yearning and the conflict. Love that though perfect at heart, Gracie was physically and emotionally imperfect. Great story!
I would recommend all of Diane Palmer's books they are great.


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Opinion: Current implementations are lacking, but hardware-based Trusted Platform Modules offer users a more secure future.The good news is that in less than five yearsif we survive that longwe may be able to take PC security for granted. That isnt to say all the worlds data and networks will be completely locked down, just that we wont have to worry nearly so much as we do today. There will still be bad guys, of course, but they will have to work much harder and the reward for their criminal efforts may not be as great as it is today. A high level of security will be built into the systems and devices we use. A key developmentwhich most users will see when they purchase a new PC with Windows Vista on itis the Trusted Platform Module, a chip that promises to dramatically improve hardware and network security.
If the module proves trustworthy, and there is every reason to believe it will, analysts expect it to become a standard component of PCs and other devices beginning, well, now.
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The Four Best Non-Derby De Mayo Events in NYC This Weekend
Sheep shearing AND wine tasting? Yup, it's happening this weekend.
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Kentucky Derby De Mayo Weekend offers plenty of opportunity to start day drinking early. However, if you're not into crowds dressed in sombreros or seersucker, we've highlighted four events this weekend that are not celebrating this holiday combo.
Greenhouse Gallery at James Beard House, 167 West 12th Street, Friday through June 30, 10 a.m.
In this new food photo exhibit, Seattle-based photographer Christopher Boffoli examines our wacky and sometimes disturbing relationship with food through a series of images. Boffoli used hand painted figures against a backdrop of real food -- think people living in giant ice cream cone houses -- with emphasis on subjects like portion sizes and food spectatorship. Additional information regarding attending the free exhibition can be found on the James Beard House website.
Queens County Market, 73-50 Little Neck Parkway, Queens, Sunday, 11 a.m.
For $5, visitors to this market can enjoy hayrides, watch sheep-shearing demos, and take a tour of the historic Adriance farmhouse. Look for local purveyors like Carib Delights, which will offer up its Carribean cheese, and wine tastings at the museum.
Txikifest '14, Txixito, 240 Ninth Avenue, Sunday, 1 p.m.
Instead of mint juleps, fill up on the dry sparkling wine known as Txakoli. The wine of the Basque country goes best with tapas, so a variety of chefs will gather in the restaurant's back alley to cook up a variety of bites for the occasion. Tickets are $50, and the event is all-you-can-drink.
Chinese Take Out, The Brooklyn Kitchen, 100 Frost Street, Sunday, 2 p.m.
With the winter of discontent in your rearview mirror, you might reminisce about all those delivered dumplings that kept you warm. Learn how to create your own with author Diana Kuan, author of The Chinese Takeout Cookbook. A few of the dishes students will prepare include cashew chicken, barbecue ribs, and scallion pancakes. Beer will also be provided. To reserve your spot, tickets are available through The Brooklyn Kitchen website.
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"Kids aren't using e-cigarettes to stop smoking like some adults," Esty said. "Our children are getting hooked on nicotine, a highly addictive drug, which the surgeon general has warned has lasting, adverse consequences for adolescent brain development."
Minors in Connecticut can legally purchase e-cigarettes, although Gov. Dannel P. Malloy proposed banning those sales this year.
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A representative from the Libertarian-leaning Heartland Institute in Chicago spoke out against the legislation during the press conference and said that banning advertising to children would essentially mean banning advertising to adults as well.
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Montclair Art Museum launches Free First Thursday Nights
Starting October 4, 2012, the Museum will be open late with free admission to the galleries, unique programming, and a full-service bar.
Offerings will change on a monthly basis, providing something new to see or do at every First Thursday Night. Tours will be conducted every hour on the half hour (5:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m.) on a singular exhibition. The full service bar, offered in partnership with Egan & Sons, will feature special First Thursday Night prices and signature cocktails. There will be regular music performances, including by students in the John J. Cali School of Music at Montclair State University. In addition, art activities will offer opportunities to draw inspiration from the exhibitions on view. Other programs will also take place during Free First Thursday Nights and further engage visitors.
Lora Urbanelli, director of the Montclair Art Museum, said: "For a long time we've wanted to keep our galleries open on a regular basis for evening viewing, and to make them open to the public for free. This will be a wonderful opportunity for members of the community to break up the workweek and relax and enjoy art with their friends while making new friends."
Sharon Egan, owner of Egan & Sons, said that "Egan & Sons and MAM make the perfect cocktail!" The signature drink she's prepared for First Thursday Nights, the Halcyon Martini, consists of Hendrick's Gin with a splash of St. Germain, garnished with a hint of lemon.
The launch of this initiative will focus on the newly opened Georgia O'Keeffe in New Mexico exhibition, with tours featuring the highlights of this show. For more information about upcoming First Thursday Nights, including a regularly updated schedule, visit https://www.montclairartmuseum.org/
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Fall Exhibitions on View
Georgia O'Keeffe in New Mexico: Architecture, Katsinam, and the Land
September 28, 2012 – January 20, 2013
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September 28, 2012 – January 6, 2013
Patterns, Systems, Structures: Abstraction in American Art
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For more about these exhibitions, visit montclairartmuseum.org.
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April 06 2016 09:10AM
Tonight we are about to enter possibly the most critical tank battle of the season, as the Leafs take on the Blue Jackets in the final home game of the season. Toronto might feel compelled to win their final game in front of a home crowd, but I assure you that's a bad idea.
A loss tonight guarantees that the Leafs cannot pass Columbus in the standings. That would officially lock Toronto into being no better than 29th overall in the league, having a 13.5% shot at the draft lottery, and a guarantee of drafting in the top 5.
Add to that, the Oilers are playing their final ever game at Rexall Place tonight against the slumping Canucks. A win for them would temporarily put the Leafs into possession of 30th in the league and give Toronto a shot having a 20% shot at Auston Matthews.
The stakes are high, and it seems like a Leafs win is imminent.
Nazem Kadri Suspended For Four Games (Rest of Season)
Jon Steitzer
April 04 2016 10:17AM
When Kadri crosschecked Luke Glendening in a retaliatory act on Saturday night there was a good chance he was going to be looking at a suspension. Kadri being a repeat offender certainly seemed to guarantee it wouldn't be a short suspension either. Now we officially know the damage...
Toronto's Nazem Kadri suspended four games for cross-checking Detroit's Luke Glendening. Video: https://t.co/1JSLEoQ0La— NHL Player Safety (@NHLPlayerSafety) April 4, 2016
TLN Power Rankings: April 4, 2016
Jon Steitzer
April 04 2016 09:17AM
It's one week until the season wraps up and I'll be spending it contemplating who I am cheering for. In the regular season I am cheering for the Flyers so that one of Boston or Detroit winds up missing the playoffs, bu I have little interest in cheering for them after that. I like a lot of the players on the Islanders, so that's an easy fit. And San Jose is pretty much in the same boat, with the added bonus of I can slide into my usual habit of complaining about Spaling and Polak's ice time. Now that Pittsburgh's clinched us our first, I'm pretty much rooting for their quick exit and as many upsets as possible so that pick can move higher and higher in the draft order.
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LGD: Mike Harrington Is Sad Online
Jon Steitzer
March 31 2016 10:55AM
The world certainly hasn't been fair to ol' Mike Harrington, the protector of Buffalo Sports.
First he didn't get Connor McDavid as promised and after a short tantrum, has happily proclaimed Jack Eichel the greatest hockey player there ever was.
Next, he was sure that Mike Babcock was on his way to Buffalo, and after a large public meltdown in two countries in as many days, he's now sure that Dan Bylsma is the greatest coach of all-time, and not the product of having two generational talents playing their best hockey in the prime of their careers.
Now, Sad Mike is having to deal with the fact that people have questions about nominating Ryan O'Reilly for the Masterton weeks before O'Reilly faces charges on driving his truck into the side of a Tim Hortons while intoxicated.
Thankfully Mike has solved all that and has declared a rule on the internet that only people in the Buffalo area code can talk about sports in Buffalo. We'll oblige with that, and hand over the bulk of the pregame to Mr. Harrington.
Four Up and Four Down in a Marlies and Leafs Swap
Jon Steitzer
March 31 2016 08:47AM
The Leafs have called up Tobias Lindberg who will be making his NHL debut. Additionally Andrew Campbell will be making his Leafs debut tonight, and Kasperi Kapanen and T.J. Brennan are returning for another tour of duty.
The @MapleLeafs have recalled T.J. Brennan, Andrew Campbell, Kasperi Kapanen and Tobias Lindberg from the @TorontoMarlies. #TMLtalk— Leafs PR (@LeafsPR) March 31, 2016
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Persistent (chronic) viral infections of humans afflict more than 500 million people. A diminished role for dendritic cell (DC) function in generating antiviral T and B lymphocytes, coupled with a functional loss (exhaustion, hyporesponsiveness) in antiviral T cells observed in persistent infections results in the inability of the host to remoe infected cells the factories harboring and producing virus. Although each virus has its own unique signature, the premiere experimental model for study, analysis and obtaining strategies to control persistent viral infections is lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus (LCMV) infection in it murine host. Use of this in vivo model provided the initial evidence that generation of negative regulators of the immune response like IL-10 and PD-1 that were responsible for suppressing the antiviral immune response leading to T cell exhaustion, events that were later and quickly extended to persistent human viral infections like HIV, HCV, and HBV. Our laboratory, with funds from this grant, provided the evidence for IL-10 and its production by DCs. IL- 10 is a key player in the establishment and maintenance of viral persistence as antibody neutralization of IL-10 receptor in vivo restores T cell function leading to purging of virus and elimination of the persistent infection. Utilizing reverse genetics we documented that only two amino acids in the LCMV variant Clone 13 decided if a persistent infection would occur in immunocompetent adult hosts compared to the original cloned LCMV source ARM 53b that does not persist. In the viral spike glycoprotein residue 260 (Cl 13/ARM: leu/phe) determines virus binding to its receptor, alpha-dystroglycan (?-DG) which is prominently displayed on DCs and is essential for viral entry. The second mutation in the polymerase gene (residue 1079 Cl 13/ARM: glu/lys) favors a 1.5 to 2 log higher replication in DCs, but not fibroblasts or other cells for LCMV possessing the Cl 13 polymerase gene. This grant proposes to uncover the molecular basis of how virus alters DC function and define how IL-10 causes persistence. Further, the grant also explores the exciting prospect of discovery and utilizing small molecule(s) that block both IL-10 and PD-1 as well as other negative regulators of the immune system induced by persisting viruses. We approach the problem of persistent infection by understanding the molecular and biologic mechanisms underlying virus/DC interactions and T cell exhaustion using the wealth of information, reagents and viruses we and others have generated. We plan to assay for potent, specific small molecules that can reverse the suppression of the virus-specific T cell response caused by both IL-10 and PD-1 thereby restoring antiviral immunity. We hypothesize that therapies for the treatment of viral persistence will result from the basic mechanistic and chemical discovery efforts currently underway. This proposal provides an integrated, multidisciplinary approach to evaluate the role of the virus, immune response and DC that already has proven its capabilities by defining novel mechanisms in viral pathogenesis and persistent viral infections.
Persistent viral infections of humans (like HIV, HCV, and HBV) afflict more than 500 million people worldwide. A common thread in persistent viral infections is the functional loss (exhaustion/hypo- responsiveness) in activity of antiviral T and cells responsible for controlling and eliminating the infecting virus. Here we molecularly dissect the cause for the loss of antiviral T and B cell function and utilize a high output screen to obtai molecule(s) that will restore T and B cell function and hence terminate the persistent viral infection.
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|Ng, Cherie T; Snell, Laura M; Brooks, David G et al. (2013) Networking at the level of host immunity: immune cell interactions during persistent viral infections. Cell Host Microbe 13:652-64
|Lee, Andrew M; Cruite, Justin; Welch, Megan J et al. (2013) Pathogenesis of Lassa fever virus infection: I. Susceptibility of mice to recombinant Lassa Gp/LCMV chimeric virus. Virology 442:114-21
|Matheu, Melanie P; Teijaro, John R; Walsh, Kevin B et al. (2013) Three phases of CD8 T cell response in the lung following H1N1 influenza infection and sphingosine 1 phosphate agonist therapy. PLoS One 8:e58033
|Burri, Dominique J; Pasquato, Antonella; da Palma, Joel Ramos et al. (2013) The role of proteolytic processing and the stable signal peptide in expression of the Old World arenavirus envelope glycoprotein ectodomain. Virology 436:127-33
|Oldstone, Michael B A (2013) Lessons learned and concepts formed from study of the pathogenesis of the two negative-strand viruses lymphocytic choriomeningitis and influenza. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 110:4180-3
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I defined a smooth free surface using mesh that matches the initial wave profile,and then remeshed to hex mesh it after a few step. But when I check the volume fraction of XZ plane face, there are many undefined cells and the remeshed mesh was broken. But when I check the mid face, the cell is smooth.. Why this happen!? Is it because geometry problem??
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I would think you remeshing is going to do more harm than good. You should be able to use a very high quality hex grid on this simulation and free surface models work very well on high quality meshes. Your remeshing is significantly reducing the mesh quality. A step backwards in my view.
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Provides easy access to data that helps evaluate and compare scholarly journals. The JCR is the only source of citation data on journals, and includes virtually all specialties in the areas of science, technology, and social sciences. Provide citation data such as Impact Factor (most frequently cited) for more than 4500 scientific journals. Contains data from roughly 1,500 journals in the social sciences.
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Anthropology, Business, Communication, Communication Disorders, Criminology and Criminal Justice, Demography and Population Studies, Economics, Family & Child Sciences, Geology, Indexes & Catalogs, Information Studies, Law, Literature, Political Science, Psychology, Public Administration and Policy, Public Safety and Security, Retail, Merchandising & Product Development, Social Work, Sociology, Urban and Regional Planning


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