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Pope Benefict XVI to resign. Gun lobbyist profiled. New pro-Swallow website debutes.
Happy Monday. Pope Benedict XVI will resign from his post on Feb. 28, the first pope to leave the job voluntarily in six centuries. The former Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger says his advanced age has left him unable to perform his duties. [NYTimes] [WaPost]
Topping the news: The White House says it likes the homegrown Utah Compact as a solution to immigration reform. [Trib]
-> David Montero profiles "the gun lobby:" Clark Aposhian and his iron grip on Utah laws affecting firearms. [Trib]
-> A new website is standing behind embattled Attorney General John Swallow, urging viewers to rationally look at Swallow's take on the events with businessman Jeremy Johnson that embroiled him in scandal. [Trib]
-> On the national scene, the Navy Seal who shot Osama bin Laden details what it was like to fire those three shots and how it's personally affected him. [Esquire]
Tweets of the day: From @chucktodd: "Shouldn't we lock Congress up in the Capitol and not let them out until they send smoke signals to us that budget crisis is averted?"
-> And from @Timodc: "Who is the @fivethirtyeight of the College of Cardinals?"
Happy birthday: To state Rep. Carol Spackman Moss, Mary Anne Huntsman and Department of Corrections spokesman Steve Gehrke.
From the Hill: Here's your legislative schedule for the day. [Trib]
-> The House voted unanimously to allow for elections to be changed as needed in times of emergency. [Trib]
-> Two bills swept through the House that would allow drivers to cross double yellow lines to avoid cyclists. [Trib]
-> Juvenile Justice Services is asking for more funding from the Legislature, which is needed to prevent the program from making severe service cuts. [Trib]
-> A colorful pit of 18,532 plastic balls each representing a kid in Utah who is autistic was set up in the capitol rotunda to keep the dialogue open about a bill that would mandate that insurance carriers cover autism treatment. [Trib]
-> Fines for companies that dump too-hot radioactive waste in EnergySolution's dump could double, thanks to a new bill. [Trib]
-> Despite a favorable reception in a Senate committee, a bill that would make cockfighting a felony is being put on hold. [DNews]
-> Bob Bernick says that the House Rules Committeee is holding on to some 65 percent of the bills that are ready to head to standing committees. [UtahPolicy]
-> Six students took their concerns about tobacco to the Hill on Friday. [DNews]
Opinion section: Peg McEntee decries the deep divide on gun issues in the Utah Legislature. [Trib]
-> The Utah Citizen's Council says that in Utah's dirty air debacle, everyone's responsible. [Trib]
-> Paul Rolly theorizes that the Utah Republican Party will soon drop their organizing conventions. [Trib] He also talks about transparency in the legislature, his thoughts on Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio, and understanding bullying. [Trib]
-> A teacher from the Nebo School District says that teaching "digital citizenship" should be required in schools. [Trib]
-> A writer compares the Utah Legislature to a circus. [Trib]
-> An award-winning teacher calls on the Legislature for longer preparation time for teachers and smaller class sizes as long-term education investments. [Trib]
-> A children's book writer describes her new life in Utah. [Trib]
-> A teacher and writer laments cultural violence. [Trib]
-> George Pyle says that although good-faith, voluntary actions on the part of citizens to reduce air pollution are honorable, those moves don't cut real change. [Trib]
-> An energy professional calls out Utah's antiquated home energy efficiency standards.[Trib]
-> A co-founder of Utah waters blasts a bill that could potentially strip public water rights. [Trib]
-> A former Republican legislator calls on his past colleagues to accept a Medicaid expansion, saying they have a moral obligation to do so. [Trib]
-> The director of the School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration calls for compromise on conservation and leasing. [Trib]
-> LaVarr Webb and Frank Pignanelli take a look at the variety of issues before the Utah Legislature. [Trib]
-> Here are Jay Evensen's winners and losers for this week. [DNews]
-> John Florez says we need to look at the root of immigration issues, and acknowledge them as economic problems. [DNews]
-> Former Sen. Bob Bennett asks whether the tea party is over and notes that eventually brush fires burn themselves out. [DNews]
Weekend in review: Even though half of them aren't gun owners, Utah's congressional members are still big gun-rights proponents. [Trib]
-> Gun ranges are a hot spot for political fundraisers both in Washington and back in Utah. [Trib]
-> Jared Whitley offers some advice for politicians aspiring to crack wise in speeches. [UtahPolicy]
-> For Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker, it's the Year of the Bike, heralded in with some major upgrades to the city's cycling infrastructure. [Trib]
-> Rep. Rob Bishop, a former high school teacher, may be hit hard by no-budget-no-pay.
-> The Utah Air Quality Board wants your input on pollution-causing cosmetics. [Trib]
-> Rep. Jason Chaffetz warned of cyberattacks and inefficient and out-of-control spending in a speech before the Utah Legislature. [Trib]
-> UTA's building frenzy will be tapering off for a bit, with an emphasis on expanding service. [Trib]
Nationally: A New York Times contributor says the Obama administration has been "selling America the beautiful." [NYTimes]
-> President Barack Obama is weighing executive actions on housing, gay rights and other issues to bypass congressional inaction. [WaPost]
-> Former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm doesn't plan to join Obama's Cabinet. She was a possible choice for Commerce secretary. [DetNews]
Where are they?
Gov. Gary Herbert meets with Utah State Bar officers, hits Charter School Day at the Capitol, meets with Utah County Republican women and has his weekly meeting with Lt. Governor Greg Bell.
SL Co. Mayor Ben McAdams has a policy meeting and a scheduling meeting, meets with Josie Valdez, and hits the Clark Planetarium's Legislature night.
SLC Mayor Ralph Becker heads to a Congress for the New Urbanism press conference, and holds legislative meetings and a revenue projections meeting.
WVC Mayor Mike Winder attends the West Valley Historical Society.
President Barack Obama gives the Medal of Honor to a former Army staff sergeant.
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J Sho-Roger Gracie-Carlos Gracie Jr-Carlos Gracie-Maeda-Kano.
lol @ politics having anything to do with not revealing your lineage. what politics?
The politics of it being bullshit imo!
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You may know me as The Cheesecake Assassin
Apparently Dan has sorted his certification/qualification out with US BJJ today. Don't know anything more.
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The agony booth was a disciplinary device utilized aboard Terran starships, for the purpose of torturing disobedient officers. It was also commonly used for interrogations.
Technical informationEdit
The agony booth was capable of stimulating the pain center of virtually any humanoid, a synaptic scan calibrating it for each species. To overcome the limitation of more traditional forms of punishment, in which the nervous system becomes overwhelmed, resulting in the brain becoming desensitized to the pain, the booth's sensors continually shifted the stimulation from one nerve cluster to another, keeping the subject in a constant state of agony.
History and useEdit
The booth was first developed cooperatively by Doctor Phlox and Major Malcolm Reed in 2155, as an alternative to traditional forms of discipline, with the Tellarite crew member Terev having the unfortunate role of test subject. Soon after the booth's initial development, Commander Jonathan Archer subjected Commander Charles Tucker to its effects, when it appeared that Tucker had been responsible for the sabotage of a Suliban cloaking device which Archer had ordered installed. Shortly thereafter, both Archer and Reed were placed in the booth, as punishment for the attempted mutiny against Captain Forrest. (ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly")
In the 23rd century, the booth was still used to great effect aboard imperial starships, and, when used at full duration, was even capable of causing the subject's death. In 2267, Ensign Pavel Chekov was placed in the booth, subsequent to his attempted assassination of Captain Kirk. (TOS: "Mirror, Mirror")


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GSA Announces Discounted GTE Airfone Cellular Services
January 7, 1998
Contact: Bill Bearden (202) 501-1231
Washington, DC -- The U.S General Services Administration's Federal Technology Service (FTS), in cooperation with the Federal Supply Service, has announced the award of a contract for discounted use of GTE Airfone cellular services. This multiyear contract will allow the more than 1.4 million American Express Government Travel Credit Card holders to utilize GTE's Airfone's cellular voice, data, and fax services at discounts of up to 50 percent below commercial rates.
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State of Walworth County - Dave Bretl, County Administrator
Walworth County Economic Development Alliance (WCEDA)
Friday, May 17, 2013 from 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM (CDT)
Event Details
Over the past several years, municipalities have been faced with many challenges. Find out how Walworth County has dealt with those challenges, and what lay ahead for us.
David Bretl, Walworth County Administrator, will join WCEDA on May 17 to give his annual State of the County presentation. Each year Dave touches on county initiatives, finances, and future planning. Even through this sluggish economic recovery, Walworth County has maintained it fiscal discipline while making sure to invest in its future growth.
"We have a solid infrastructure, including the judicial center that opened in 2005, the government center with the renovations and moving of the Elkhorn police department there instead of buying a new station, the Lakeland Health Care Center and Lakeland School. These are real assets," Bretl said. "Our facilities are in good shape, and that wasn't always the case. Since I've been here, we've replaced or renovated most of them. We borrowed to build, but starting in 2009, we started seeing our debt service going down, so we're paying our mortgages."
The county also took several internal measures in an attempt to balance its books, including a hiring freeze that had been in place since October 2010. It has emphasized intergovernmental cooperation with municipalities and agencies, trying to find common interests and ways to be more efficient and thus take advantage of opportunities to save money.
Join us on Friday May 17, to hear Dave Bretl's updates since last year, and learn how the County is withstanding the ongoing effects of the recession.
When & Where
Gateway Technical College, South Building, Room 112
400 County Road H
Friday, May 17, 2013 from 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM (CDT)
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COLUMBIA, Ky. -- For Lindsey Wilson
College student Erika Finley, Malvina Farkle is
her favorite tradition.
Finley, a psychology senior from Hopkinsville, Ky., was
one of more than 800 LWC students, faculty and staff who
participated in the college's Malvina Farkle Day on Wednesday.
Named in memory of a mythical former LWC student and
staff member, the day includes a morning of a community service
followed by an afternoon of campus games.
"I believe this day is so important because it really
gives the students and staff here at Lindsey Wilson the opportunity
to give back to the community," Finley said.
Finley joined her teammates on the cheerleading team at
the Adair County Friends & Neighbors Adult Center. The LWC
students worked on crafts and puzzles with the residents.
"They also wanted to see us cheer so we performed our
fight song routine with them and did some of our most popular
cheers for them," Finley said.
Finley said that Malvina Farkle Day "was an amazing
experience for me because I got to surround myself with some
amazing people and hear the stories of their lives."
"Any time I get to sit down with an elderly person, I am
fascinated to hear about the things that they have been through,"
she said.
Overall, LWC students, faculty and staff worked on 30
community-service projects in the region during this year's Malvina
Farkle Day.
LWC senior Lorran Hart of Gamaliel, Ky.,
said Malvina Farkle Day is one way to forge a stronger relationship
between the college and community.
"I think it is beneficial to the community at large
because it helps give a helping hand to organizations within our
community while also giving LWC students a chance to give back to
the community," said Hart, who is a residential student. "I think
Malvina Farkle Day is an important tradition because it helps
connect our campus with the community surrounding it. Farkle Day is
a chance for us to give back to this community that is so willing
to always help us."
Fellow LWC senior Andrew Ferguson of
Columbia said he's seen firsthand how Malvina Farkle Day has helped
get LWC students from out of town involved in the community. The
day also adds to the college's strong sense of community.
"I think that the obvious reason Malvina Farkle Day is
important because it impacts the community in a phenomenal way,"
Ferguson said. "Students also get to come together and work toward
a common goal, aiding in building community on the campus of
Lindsey Wilson College."
This year's Malvina Farkle Day project locations
* Adair County Elementary School
* Adair County Food Pantry
* Adair County Head Start
* Adair County High School
* Adair County High School Softball Field Upgrade
* Adair County Middle School
* Adair County Primary Center
* Adair County Public Library
* Adair County Friends & Neighbors Adult Center
* Agape House
* Bull Run Trash Pickup
* Columbia United Methodist Church
* Dollhouse Daycare
* Dunbar Cemetery Cleanup
* Green River Animal Shelter
* Green River Cycling Course
* Homeplace on Green River
* LWC Forest Restoration
* LWC Natural Garden
* Ole Homeplace Adult Daycare
* Operation Clean the Square
* PRIDE Roadways Cleanup
* Roadside Park
* Sugarfoot Farms Animal Rescue
* Summit Manor Nursing Home
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Michigan has a special contact page and adoption professionals who can help you with a child adoption in Michigan. The adoption contacts can be valuable sources of help and information about adoption in general and more specifically about the Michigan child adoption program.
Adoption Contacts in Michigan
Michigan Department of Human Services
Adoption Services Manager
PO Box 30037 -- Suite 412
Lansing, MI 48909
Phone: (517) 373-3513
Fax: (517) 335-4019
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Why You Need an Adoption Consultant
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Central, S.C. - Jamie Atkinson and Ashlie Morrison had nine kills apiece, while Jordei Osby added four kills and three blocks, but Amber Garrett led Southern Wesleyan with 14 kills as the Warriors defeated the Tornados on Wednesday evening, 25-22, 25-20, 25-16.
The Tornados (2-19) hit 10.0 percent on the evening, led by the nine kill performances by Atkinson and Morrison. Bethany Stevenson contributed 21 set assists in the match, while Lindsey Rogers, Atkinson and Rebecca Schoonover each had a service ace. Defensively, Schoonover led the Tornados with 12 digs, while at the net, Osby led the way with a match-high three blocks.
Southern Wesleyan (15-7) was led by Garrett as the Warriors hit 22.5 percent from the field in the match. Tierza Rangel added eight kills and Kayla Propes had seven to pace the SWU attack, while Cassie Gravely and Emiliy Cothran combined for 35 set assists. Defensively, Keni Abercrombie led the team with a match-high 18 digs, while Garrett was the team leader at the net with two total blocks.
The Tornados continue on the road this weekend as they participate in the Columbia Tri-Match hosted by Columbia College.


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MONTCLAIR -- Friends of the Montclair Branch Library will be having its "Fill-a-Bag" book sale May 25, from noon to 4 p.m.
The sale offers a bagfull of paperbacks for $1 and/or a bagfull of hardbacks for $2.
A variety of books will be available from bestsellers, romance, mystery, to self-help. There is also an extensive train books collection for enthusiasts.
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'"I didn't have a real good day because I know we could've easily won that game," Leopold said about the Sabres' 4-3 loss to Pittsburgh. "I've played a lot of games in the league. … That's a blown coverage. Of course, you say it's a five-man group. But that's a pretty easy read for me and didn't end up making it. That's not the first time this year. It's happened a couple times."'
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LONG BEACH - Ten years later, Paul Tracy and Adrian Fernandez found themselves on the podium together once again.
Under spectacular blue skies Thursday morning, Tracy and Fernandez were honored with induction into the Long Beach Motorsports Walk of Fame. Tracy was a five-time open wheel winner on the streets of Long Beach, while Fernandez was an 11-time Indy Car participant who played a huge role in popularizing auto racing in Southern California's Hispanic communities.
In 2003, Tracy and Fernandez finished 1-2 in the weekend's marquee event and stood next to one another atop the podium, holding trophies and being soaked in champagne. Thursday's event was a bit more subdued for the pair, who embraced warmly when they saw each other before the ceremony began.
It began with eloquent remarks from Councilmember Suja Lowenthal regarding the importance of utilizing public spaces and not being afraid to gather together in the wake of Monday's bombing at the Boston Marathon. Mayor Bob Foster introduced each inductee, and presented each with a replica of the 22-inch bronze medallion commemorating their career accomplishments now imbedded on South Pine Avenue. And Grand Prix Association CEO Jim Michaelian spoke briefly about the importance of both drivers to Long Beach's racing legacy.
Tracy's first victory in Long Beach came in the 1990 Indy Lights race, and his first victory in the Champ Car series came in Long Beach in 1993. Tracy added three more Long Beach triumphs over the years, and is tied with fellow Walk of Fame member Mario Andretti for second on the all-time winners list. Al Unser Jr., who was inducted in 2009, holds the all-time record with six Long Beach victories.
Tracy was always a hard-charging competitor, and Michaelian remembered he wasn't afraid to "nudge" slower drivers out of his way.
"Paul was very popular with the fans," Michaelian told the crowd of about 150 gathered in front of the Convention Center, just a few yards south of turn 8. "Some of the drivers didn't necessarily feel the same way."
Tracy called Long Beach "one of the marquee races in the world," and it was a place of significant milestones for him. His 1990 victory in Indy Lights was his first in an open-wheel car, and his 1993 Champ Car victory here was the first of 31 in his long and successful career. Tracy's Long Beach victory in 2003 was his third in row to open that season, and he went on to claim the Champ Car title that season.
"That was really the kickoff to a championship year," Tracy remembered. "It was probably the best year of my career."
Fernandez's second-place finish in 2003 was his best Champ Car result in 11 Long Beach starts, but he and fellow Mexican driver Luis Diaz won the American Le Mans Series P2 class in 2009. Michaelian credited Fernandez and Mario Dominguez with helping to dramatically increase the interest of the Hispanic community in the Grand Prix, raising attendance from about 8-9 percent to nearly 30 percent today. Michaelian remembered the sea of green, red and white Fernandez shirts throughout the stands when Fernandez drove with Quaker State and Tecate sponsorship.
"We're forever thankful for his efforts to that end," Michaelian said.
Many of those fans came to see Fernandez honored Thursday, and he happily chatted in English and Spanish with autograph seekers and picture takers both before and after the induction ceremony.
"I'm very humbled to accept this special gift," Fernandez said. "To be honored as a driver after so many years It's been a fantastic ride."


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British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship schemeJul 18, 2017
Details of how to apply for this scheme, for entry in 2018, are now available online.
Inaugural Lecure: Professor James ClacksonJun 06, 2017
Watch again: the inaugural lecture by Professor James Clackson, Professor of Comparative Philology, " 'Dangerous Lunatics': Cambridge and Comparative Philology".
Laurence Seminar: Monday 29 – Wednesday 31 May 2017May 16, 2017
Details of this year's Laurence seminar, Freedom of speech, censorship and the ancient world, are now available online.
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual FellowshipsApr 21, 2017
Information on the next round of Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships is now available online.
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Nine-year-old Oskar Schell is a precocious Francophile who idolizes Stephen Hawking and plays the tambourine extremely well. He's also a boy struggling to come to terms with his father's death in the World Trade Center attacks. As he searches New York City for the lock that fits a mysterious key his father left behind, Oskar discovers much more than he could have imagined.
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close is a masterfully imagined novel from an author Time hails as "a certified wunderkind".
©2005 Jonathan Safran Foer; (P)2005 Recorded Books, LLC
"Piercing and so funny." (The Bookseller)
"[Oskar's] first-person narration of his journey is arrestingly beautiful, and readers won't soon forget him." (Booklist)
"Jonathan Safran Foer's second novel is everything one hoped it would be: ambitious, pyrotechnic, riddling, and above all...extremely moving. An exceptional achievement." (Salman Rushdie)
"Brilliant....Unafraid to show his traumatized characters' constant groping for emotional catharsis, Foer demonstrates once again that he is one of the few contemporary writers willing to risk sentimentalism in order to address great questions of truth, love, and beauty." (Publishers Weekly)
Mother, knitter, reader, lifelong learner, technical writer, former library assistant & hematologist.
"Far, far better than the print version"
The people at the post office, grocery store, and library probably think I'm crazy because as I approached the last hour of Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, I simply couldn't stop listening, but I also couldn't stop crying. Not sobbing hysterically, just tears running down my face continually because of the bare truths made evident in this novel:
~It's always necessary.
Oskar Schell is a nine-year old whose father has been lost in the World Trade Center on 9/11. Oskar is curious, inquisitive, and truthful, characteristics which make his life interesting, difficult, humorous, and painful. ELIC is the story of Oskar's quest to find the lock to match the key he believes his father has left for him. Both his grandfather and grandmother tell their stories in chapters entitled "Why I'm Not Where You Are" and "My Feelings" respectively. As soon as Oskar asked, "Why didn't he say goodbye?" and "Why didn't he say I love you?" I knew I had to finish the book. I have had those same questions, and felt like a nine-year old when trying to answer them. I don't know if answers are forthcoming, but the search for answers is worthwhile and necessary.
I approached this book with a bit of trepidation because I tried to read the print version several years ago and couldn't get past the formatting. This time I listened to it; I don't think I lost anything by not having access to the blank pages, pictures, and words on top of each other in the print version, and gained quite a bit of understanding by simply hearing the book read. This is not a book that I thought would translate well to audio, but for me it was a huge improvement.
"Suffused my being..."
By far the best audio book I've experienced thus far. I have not read the print version and so, perhaps, am not prone to the sense of "something missing" in the verbalization of what, I assume, are visual representations in the book. I found the book to be more like a play in that the narrators are more like fantastic "radio" actors. They perfectly evoke their characters without over-emoting.
As for the content of the book, it's breathtaking. My favorite character is the child, Oskar. Here's an example of the warped mirror of dry irony created when a child views the world with intelligent eyes. Oskar's so very active and acute mind is unsullied by adult resignation. That's why he breaks your heart with his unrelenting and purely innocent attempts to understand his unbearable loss. I found myself rooting furiously for success in Oskar's mission, knowing all the while that it was, of course, futile.
The other characters are also very compelling, involved as they are in their own crushing losses, confusions and disappointments. Their tales unfold more subtlely than Oskar's. At their first introductions, I found myself somewhat at sea, not certain as to what was "going on". Have faith, dear listener, because the mosaic becomes a clear picture as time goes by and all the characters become enmeshed in a greater story.
There is much sadness in this book, but it is elevated to a kind of ecstatic melancholy by the objective simplicity of the writing. I found my emotions fully engaged but never manipulated or exploited. I was not depressed by the experience, but exhillerated. And there's a fair amount of redemption at the end of the book.
This book is positively magic, made all the more so by the exquisite performances of the narrators. Can't recommend it highly enough!
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"Franz Kafka, Neil Gaiman, Isaac Bashevis Singer"
Half an hour into the book I thought I was in for a tedious slog. Oskar, the more than precocious little boy who is the main character, wore me out fairly quickly with his wide-eyed naivete and remarkable imagination. This seemed like a writer who was trying way too hard. Gradually it became clear that it was Oskar who was trying way too hard, and the pain and confusion which were driving him were brought artfully into focus by some really brilliant writing. Still, Oskar's story by itself would not have sustained the book and, for me, the growing beauty of the narrative began to blossom with the entrance of his grandfather and grandmother, each relating his/her own journey in a continuous, Rashomon-like shift of perspectives. As things progress, these three points of view begin to construct a kind of hall of mirrors which finally can only be resolved by accepting all of them as true.
For me the book finally became poetry, not of word, though the use of language is often exquisite, but of narrative detail. Some readers have had problems with the far fetched elements of the story--a man who loses spoken language one word at a time until the only word he has left is "I" and then loses that as well. A man who, each day after the death of his wife, drives a new nail into the bed he built for her and shared with her, until the thing weighs so much that he must construct a column to support the floor beneath it--and cannot say why he does it. These are brilliant and profound poetic images which accumulate through the course of the book and resist a one for one interpretation of "meaning." They mean what they do-to-you as you encounter them and let them under your skin. They are improbable and entirely true.
Most reviewers seem most taken by Oskar but, perhaps because I am older than the average, I was most deeply affected by the grandmother and grandfather. I found their narratives deeply moving and evocative of the struggle we so often have with intimacy and being known by those closest to us. I recommend the book most enthusiastically to those who have loved or almost loved for many years and are still struggling to get it right.
Incidentally, the book actually has very little to do with 9/11 but a great deal to do with loss, healing and our amazing capacity to rediscover things we think we have lost forever. It lifted my spirits and made my heart swell.
"Like one hundred dollars"
This book is told in 3 voices - a boy and his grandmother and grandfather. It describes horrific events, revealing them bit by bit, from different points of view. The horror is interspersed with hilarious moments. It is the first fiction I have been able to read that deals with the aftermath of September 11th in a realistic way. It jumps around in time and viewpoint, but that is part of the magic. Towards the end, I couldn't tear myself away.
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"Funny Heartbreaking Wonderful Book"
OMG, okay..... I really loved this book. The main character Oskar is part Eloise meets Edgar Mint meets Oscar Wao meets Owen Meaney. I laughed, I cried, I didn't want it to end. What more can one ask of a book?
I haven't seen the movie so I cannot compare, but listen to this wonderfully narrated book, you will be so very glad you did!
"Rare book"
This books is so good that throughout the reading, I wished I had bought the paper version to read so I could savor the writing. It left me thinking, "I wish I could write like that!" The story is original, entertaining, and thought provoking. I have recommended it to everyone I know.
Most of the readers are great. The voice of the main character is delightful, but I found the voice of the grandfather to be slightly irritating and when he read I anxiously waited for the other characters to reappear. Other than that the book struck a perfect note.
Even though the story is engaging, it's not the story, it's the writing which is pitch perfect with each character finely drawn. I was totally absorbed on my commute. I even sat in my car in the parking lot many times to hear just a little more before I went in to work. All of my emotions were at work during this read and I loved it!
"Hard book to review"
I'm torn about this book. Audio books have 3 ingredients--the story, the writing, and the narration. The story in this book is so, so. I'd give it a 3. The narration is by three people, the narration of the boy is a 5 and the other 2 are 3s. The real reason to listen to this book is the writing which is a 5. The writing is unique and thought provoking. If you want a book to listen to while you do something else or to be entertained--this is not the book. This is one of those books that requires a little work on your part to really enjoy it.
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"Quirky Quest"
Young Oscar plays the tambourine, wears all white, makes jewelrey and has a googleplex level of intelligence. His father perished on 9/11 and left a key our young hero believes opens the box to a secret message. In the past, Oscar's father set up scavenger hunts around Central Park and told complex tales of wonder. The story isn't so much about the horrific events of that day, as it is about the current quest for meaning on which Oscar embarks. His Grandmother and Grandfather lament on their past with odd, unorthodox, symbolic stories.
The novel is amusing, heartwarming, and quite quirky. The main ideas and characters eventually merge together and the ending was satisfying. I like books such as this one, where the ending isn't as expected yet you felt the journey was worth it. There were many moments where I paused and processed the hidden meanings. Enjoyed this immensely and told my children I loved them.
"Life from the eyes of a child"
Jonathan Safron Foer excels at the audiobook format. The way he writes is meant to be interpreted by a reader like a dramatic script since very often he plays with how the words appear on the page-- repetition, quotations, lists, and more actually work better in the audible format.
Here is a story of a precocious young boy travelling who is on a quest to find the owner of a key he found in his deceased father's closet. His only clue is the word "Black", so he sets out to ask every person surnamed Black in NYC if they know anything about the key. Don't be fooled by the lighthearted plot-- this story is heartwrenching, and it deals with wounds that may not have healed since it is in the aftermath of 9/11. As usual, Foer creates numerous side characters that are as unique as they are loveable, and this alone makes the book worth it.
Nevertheless, I would recommend starting with Foer's other book, Everything is Illuminated, first. This one deals with another heavy subject-- Nazi terror-- but is more hopeful, sweeping, and moving overall.
"The best performance ever!"
The characters in this story are wonderful. Oscar's observations and storytelling are precious. Did not want this book to end!
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Hunter Hayes 'Invisible'
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Hunter Hayes will perform at the first-ever iHeartRadio Country Festival at the end of March - but not before he drops new material for his beloved fans (shout out to the Hayniacs!) in the form of a brand new video.
Wednesday morning, Hunter dropped the video for his latest single, "Invisible," and we're loving it already!
Check out the new video below.
Hunter Hayes sat down with iHeartRadio to talk about his upcoming performance at the iHeartRadio Country Festival March 29th in Austin, Texas. Watch what he has to say about why country music is home to him and more below.
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Seven of MLB.com's Top 100 pitchers will open 2012 in Florida
By Robert Emrich / Special to MLB.com | April 3, 2012 8:30 PM ET
That sort of quality pitching will be on display in the Florida State League this season. Gerrit Cole, the first overall pick last year, will open with Bradenton. He'll be joined by Jameson Taillon, the Pirates' first-round pick in 2010. Another first-rounder, Jed Bradley, will make his pro debut with Brevard County while Carlos Martinez, who struggled in a midseason callup to Palm Beach, will have another go-around with the Cardinals.
Catcher: JR Murphy, Tampa Yankees
Murphy, a second-round pick by the Yankees in 2009, ended the year in Tampa, but failed to show the bat that got him promoted there. The 21-year-old backstop batted .259 with one homer in 23 games for Tampa after batting .297 with 29 extra-base hits in 63 games for Charleston. Murphy will need to continue to work on his defense after catching just five base stealers in 28 attempts with the Yankees.
First base: Mark Canha, Jupiter Hammerheads
One of the stars of the South Atlantic-champion Greensboro Grasshoppers, Canha will make the jump to the Florida State League. After finishing second in the league with 25 homers and earning Marlins Organizational All-Star honors in 2012, the 2010 seventh-round pick will join several of his Grasshoppers' teammates on the Hammerheads.
Second base: Hernan Perez, Lakeland Flying Tigers
Since being signed by the Tigers in 2007, Perez has come along steadily, raising his average each of the past four seasons. The 21-year-old Venezuelan earned Midwest League All-Star honors last year, batting .258 with 24 stolen bases. Perez finished ninth in the league with 130 hits.
A first-round pick by the Twins last June, Levi will make his pro debut after starring at the University of North Carolina for three years. MLB.com's Jonathan Mayo called Michael a "good line-drive hitter from both sides of the plate" heading into the Draft.
Third base: Nick Castellanos, Lakeland Flying Tigers
The 44th overall pick by the Tigers in 2010, Castellanos finished fourth in the Midwest League with a .312 average. Despite slugging just seven homers, the 20-year-old third baseman showed solid power, smacking 36 doubles for the West Michigan Whitecaps. Castellanos, the Tigers' top hitting prospect also showed remarkable resiliency, finishing as one of two players to play in 135 games in the Midwest League.
"He's 19 years old and able to hit the ball to all fields," West Michigan manager Ernie Young told MiLB.com in November. "The power will come when he gets stronger and matures more. But he can hit the ball the other way and that's a plus for him."
Jake Marisnick, Dunedin Blue Jays
Marisnick turned heads with his performance in the Midwest League in 2011. A third-round pick by the Blue Jays in 2009, Marisnick batted .320 with 77 RBIs for the Lugnuts. The 21-year-old center fielder showed his versatility, smacking 14 homers while stealing 37 bases. His performance in 2011 made Marisnick one of the Blue Jays' Organizational All-Stars.
Christian Yelich, Jupiter Hammerheads
Yelich, the Marlins' first-rounder in 2010, put an exclamation point on his fine 2011 with a walk-off homer in the first game of the South Atlantic League playoffs, earning a MiLBY with the blast. The California native finished with a .312 average while slugging 15 homers and stealing 32 bases.
"What gets everyone's attention is his ability to play the game and his intangibles," Greensboro manager Andy Haines told MiLB.com. "His speed, his instincts, he's able to steal 32 of 37 bases and just the overall package he brings to the team. I think he has a chance to separate himself [from other first-rounders] with his intangibles."
Mikie Mahtook, Charlotte Stone Crabs
Selected 31st overall by the Rays in June, Mahtook will get a chance to make his pro debut in the Florida State League. The LSU product got a chance to show off his skills in the Arizona Fall League, where he batted .338 with three homers and 14 RBIs for the Surprise Saguaros, earning a trip to the Rising Stars Game.
Honorable mention: Oswaldo Arcia (Fort Myers Miracle) gets to continue torturing Florida State League pitchers after going deep eight times in 59 games for the Miracle.
Left-handed pitcher: Jesse Biddle, Clearwater Threshers
The Phillies' No. 2 prospect will move up a level after dominating South Atlantic League bats in 2011, posting a 2.98 ERA and limiting batters to a .219 average. The 20-year-old Pennsylvania native fanned 124 batters in 133 innings and only allowed five homers all season long for the Blue Claws.
"We're certainly happy with the way he performed over there," Phillies assistant general manager Benny Looper told MiLB.com in December. "He got better with different things. His changeup really improved -- he had used it a little but not much coming out of high school. Again, he's a guy that fought through some tough early games. He didn't get off to a particularly good start. Even during the year he had some rough starts, but overall, he put it all together. He had a good year, especially for his age. He's got some things to work on -- holding runners, fielding his position -- but he took a big stride forward this year."
Honorable mention: Jed Bradley (Brevard County Manatees) is another 2011 draftee making his pro debut in the Florida State League. Bradley got a chance to face pro hitters in the Arizona Fall League, where he was selected to the Rising Stars Game.
Right-handed pitcher: Jameson Taillon, Bradenton Marauders
Taillon, the No. 2 overall pick in 2010, displayed his potential last season for West Virginia despite pitching limited innings. MLB.com's No. 8 prospect fanned 97 batters in 92 2/3 innings for the Power and limited batters to a .249 average while earning South Atlantic League All-Star honors.
Honorable mention: Gerrit Cole (Bradenton Marauders) will team with Taillon to give the Marauders a potentially devastating 1-2 combo in their rotation; Jacob Turner (Lakeland Flying Tigers) will open the year with Lakeland trying to improve his arm strength. Carlos Martinez (Palm Beach Cardinals) is hoping that his second tour of duty with Palm Beach will be better than his first and cutting down on his walks will go a long way toward that. Brody Colvin (Clearwater Threshers) is another player returning to the league after a tough 2011 in which batters hit. 289 against him.
Robert Emrich is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Summer's here, and the time is right ... for enjoying cocktails on the roof! Check our our round up of 10 of the best rooftop bars in the country.
Summer's here, and the time is right ... for enjoying cocktails on the roof! Check our our round up of 10 of the best rooftop bars in the country.
From the famous Empire Hotel in New York City to the iconic M Street in Nashville, checking these bars off your list should be the most ambitious part of your summer plans!
Boston - Whiskey Priest
Located in the historic seaport district of Boston, the Whiskey Priest is a great place to enjoy breathtaking views of the water. In addition to boasting spectacular views, they also carry over 100 of the best whiskies from around the world.
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San Francisco - Marriott Marquis Hotel View Lounge
The View Lounge is the top floor bar of the downtown Marriott in San Francisco. It's floor-to-ceiling windows make you feel like you're floating on a cloud above San Francisco's famous Union Square.
Chicago - The Terrace at Trump
Chicago in the summer is nice and breezy - so why not visit and check out the stunning views from The Terrrace at Trump in downtown Chicago? With a cocktail in hand, you get a beautiful view of Lake Michigan, along with the Chicago River and its famous bridges.
New York City - The Empire Hotel
New York City in the summer is a playground for all ages. Come see one of the most iconic skylines in the world at the Empire Hotel - one of the most iconic roof top bar decks in the city!
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Charlotte, NC - Whiskey Charlotte
Whiskey Charlotte is one of the newest additions to the rooftop bars in the rapidly growing city of Charlotte, North Carolina. Frequent patrons can't seem to decide whether they keep coming back more for the amazing signature drinks, or the spectacular city views.
Atlanta - Glenn Hotel SkyLounge
The Glenn Hotel in Atlanta has a renowned rooftop bar called the SkyLounge. It has a dazzling view of Centennial Park, the Phillips Arena, and Downtown Atlanta. The bar is known for its Apple Jalapeno cocktail so be sure and sip one as you take in the stunning views!
Los Angeles - Hotel Shangri-La
Santa Monica in Los Angeles is home to the Hotel Shangri-La, a stunning open-air rooftop lounge with unique art deco decor. Happy hour is Monday through Friday so book your tickets to the West Coast now!
Nashville - Virago
Virago is known for its sushi, creative mixology, and stunning views. Voted one of the 'city's best' in terms of restaurants and nightlife in the musically inclined city of Nashville, this M Street spot is a must-visit.
Park City, Utah - Sky Blue at Sky Lodge
Sky Lodge is located in Park City Utah's historic Old Town, and offers breakthtaking views of the Wasatch Mountains. In the chillier months, you can tiptoe on heated floors to grab a spot by the fireplace. The resort has ski-in/ski-out access to Park City Mountain Resort, one of the U.S.A.'s best.
St. Louis, Missouri - Three Sixty at the Hilton
If you're in St. Louis this summer, be sure to check out the Hilton's rooftop bar, aptly named 'Three Sixty' for its stunning views. Fans of the Cardinals are given a bird's-eye view of Busch Stadium from this bar 25 stories up, so it's no mystery there may be lines to get into Three Sixty during baseball season.
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Sagermann, Stokes Lead Softball to Split with OSU
Sept. 23, 2013
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The University of Kentucky softball team continued its preparation for the 2014 spring season over the weekend as it traveled to Columbus, Ohio, to play a doubleheader against Ohio State University. The Wildcats won the first game of the two-game set before falling in the second game in extra innings.
The Wildcats claimed the first game against the Buckeyes with a 6-0 win behind great pitching from senior Lauren Cumbess and freshman Meagan Prince. Cumbess and Prince combined to only allow four base runners in the game. Cumbess threw four strong innings stranding a base runner in the second inning before Prince threw the final three innings without allowing a run. Combined, Cumbess and Prince threw a shutout, allowing only two hits with five strikeouts.
The UK offense provided Prince all the run support she needed as sophomore third baseman Nikki Sagermann started the scoring in the fourth inning with a solo blast over the leftfield wall to give the Wildcats a 1-0 lead. The score stayed 1-0 until sophomore pitcher Kelsey Nunley delivered a bases-clearing double to score junior catcher Griffin Joiner, Sagermann and senior outfielder Emily Gaines – who all reached on walks – before eventually coming home to score herself on an OSU error. Sophomore outfielder Darington Richardson started the seventh inning with a double before scoring on an OSU error to complete Kentucky's 6-0 victory.
Sagermann's bat stayed hot in the second game as the slugger belted another solo home run to start the scoring for Kentucky before OSU posted six runs in the first two innings to take a 6-1 lead. Sagermann again lead the Wildcat offense back into the game, however. After sophomore utility player Maisie Steed started the third inning with a leadoff walk, speedy outfielder Sylver Samuel executed a perfect bunt single. Steed scored later in the inning on a fielder's choice before a Sagermann double scored two runs and cut the OSU lead to two. Gaines kept the rally alive in the frame with an RBI single to make it 6-5 OSU.
The score stayed 6-5 in favor of the Buckeyes until sophomore infielder Christian Stokes belted a solo home run to tie the game at 6-6. The score stayed knotted for six more innings until the Buckeyes plated a run in the bottom of the 12th to grab an extra-inning win.
Kentucky will continue its fall slate this weekend when it travels to Dayton, Ohio, to face Wright State at 2 p.m. ET and Dayton at 4 p.m. ET. The fall schedule concludes Oct. 6 when UK plays host to Georgetown College for a doubleheader at Noon ET at John Cropp Stadium.


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My glove seams are starting to dry-rot and crack. Ripcurl 6 mil. f-bombs. Also, velcrow damage on my 3/2.
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My glove seams are starting to dry-rot and crack. Ripcurl 6 mil. f-bombs. Also, velcrow damage on my 3/2.
Right knee every time.
How do you take your suits off? Are you stepping all over it and pulling it like crazy? Are you changing in a glass and syringe filled parking lot?
How often do you surf? Do you take care of them? Rinse them after every sesh? How do you dry them? Do you hang them from the ass-seams on a sharp hook or something? Sounds like user-error rather than a manufacturing issue...especially if it's across brands.
I've had an excel drylock 3/2 and a patagonia r4 for two years now and expect both to last at least another 2-3, probably more for the patagonia, but I take really good care of my suits.
I pretty much never miss a swell. So what's that, 1-3 times a week maybe?
The interior tape at the holes where the hands and feet are, they start detaching. Also, on the xcel xzips, the neck entrance has already ripped. 4 y/o suit though and still decent
Mine get butt leak too........ xcels. And upper chest on either side. But I get so much use and surf alot of all day sessions a few days a week if conditions allow it. I wash them every session and hang them nice. I always strip in the shower cuz sand in parking lots is a no no.
With good care a suit lasts me 2 yrs before it starts getting leaky n annoying. Im on my 4th xcel infiniti and they r great. Have a 6/5 infiniti and a 4/3 drylock and i love em. Wear em so much so they will be shot in a year or 2
I take mine off in the parking lot by stepping all over it. I need to get out of that urine smelling thing as fast as I can after the reason for wearing it has been satisfied.
Knee. Im fat and pop up slow...usually drag the left knee.
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text: January 16, 2014 — The 35th Cirque du Soleil production, KURIOS - Cabinet of Curiosities, will be presented under the Big Top at the Old Port of Montréal.Fashioned by Michel Laprise, the show is inspired by the innovative buzz of activity during the second half of the 19th century, as evidenced by the discovery of electricity, the development of the railway and telegraph, and the novels of Jules Verne and Mary Shelley. True to his creative process, Laprise has designed and staged a fantastic tale where time stops, reality is relative, and everything is possible.The show is an extraordinary spectacle in which viewers are invited to go beyond the looking glass of the cabinet and follow an ambitious inventor who defies the laws of time and space to reinvent the world that surrounds him. Visible or invisible? True or false? Fact or fiction? KURIOS - Cabinet of Curiosities awakens the imagination, stimulates creativity, makes poetry, and transports the audience into a mysterious world of curiosities where fancy and fascination hold the power.


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Pulitzer Prize winning author, Sonia Nazario had adapted her adult book for teens. It's the story of sixteen-year-old Enrique whose mother left her children in Honduras to come to the U.S. 12 years earlier with the promise she would return. When she doesn't, Enrique decides he will go to his mother. The journey is fraught with danger as he rides the tops of trains while hiding from the authorities, thugs, and bandits. Enrique's journeys across Central America and Mexico are a study in determination and the strength of love. His story will give readers a new perspective on illegal immigration and some things to think about. WARNING; Nazario does not gloss over beatings, rapes, maimings, and even murder.
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News Corp. Puts Its Thumb On The Scale Of LA Elections
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News Corp. subsidiary News America Inc. has pumped a quarter million dollars into today's Board of Education elections in Los Angeles. Rupert Murdoch's corporation is not merely an interested onlooker in the elections; fellow News. Corp subsidiary Wireless Generation has a contract with the school district.
According to the Los Angeles Times, "a relatively small group of major donors" has given big last-minute financial support to a political action committee called the "Coalition for School Reform." The PAC reportedly aims to help current Los Angeles schools superintendent John Deasy survive the elections by supporting board candidates that favor keeping him in the position.
Among the major donations listed by the Times are $250,000 from News Corp. subsidiary News America Inc. and an additional $25,000 from News Corp VP Joel Klein, who heads up Amplify, the corporation's education division.
As Anthony Cody has explained at Education Week, Wireless Generation, an education technology company owned by News Corp. "already has a big contract" with the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD). According to Wireless Generation's website, starting in July 2011, the group partnered with the LAUSD to provide "DIBELS," a reading assessment tool.
News Corp. has previously inserted itself into local education politics with close financial ties to its education division. In September 2012, Joel Klein penned a column for the Wall Street Journal attacking striking Chicago teachers without disclosing News Corp.'s role in the multi-million dollar testing contracts that were central to the teachers' dispute.
Murdoch also reportedly has designs to further influence Los Angeles-area politics; he has expressed serious interest in purchasing the LA Times and bringing it under the News Corp. umbrella.
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Themail.com - get paid for receiving and reading email - well actually, get paid when any of those you refer open emails they receive. What a chance, think of all the emails you send to your mates, if only you could refer them, if only you could refer them all !! You could continue sending them everything - but even better, for every email they read you would get paid !! Wow !! You wouldn't get rich, but over time it was bound to mount up, and all because you referred some friends and then sat back and sent email. But there was more - when your friends referred someone, you then got paid a smaller amount for every email read by your friend's referral - a double whammy in the nicest possible way, and this would continue down a chain !! I admit it, I'm a sucker for 'something for nothing' schemes (or should it be scams ?) and I signed up. Not only did I sign up, but so did my Mum, my best mate and a few other friends. I checked regularly, and sure enough my balance was building nicely - slowly, but nicely all the same. Then the shocks. 1)They were reducing the amount paid per email to 1/10th of the previous amount. 2)Then they weren't paying anyone till they had the accounts and payments audited. 3)Then they wanted paid for administering the accounts - sign-up within 30 days or risk your account being locked. Needless to say I didn't pay-up - reduced payments, no payment to date and now a request for payment FROM me to keep my account. I know things are hard in the world of 'dotcom', but I'm not going to swallow this one again. I think I managed to rescue all my accounts with various companies and divert them to other addresses - I hope I have. But please, be careful - dogs might bite postmen but in this case TheMail bites back.
The idea was this: you referred other people, they signed up, and you got paid each time they used their TheMail.com accounts to send mail. Unfortunately, instead of paying you, TheMail.com now want you to pay them. If your account was created after December 99, you'll have to upgrade your account to a paying one or lose it. If you currently use TheMail.com, now is a good time to inform your contacts that you won't be using that e-mail address anymore. However, if you do decide to continue your account with TheMail.com and pay them, this is what they claim you'll get: - No ads - 10mb space - POP3 access - Auto POP3 retrieval - Merge Mail - Calendar/Reminder Service - File Manager - Lots of filters - Auto forward - Auto responding services - Wireless access It's about $130 for lifetime use, $2 a month, or $20 per year. The free version that is about to be cancelled, has been unreliable, with the site being down frequently. Maybe with a paid for service TheMail.com will improve their servers, but it's a chance I don't want to take. Many other sites offer the same services, have a good uptime record, and do so for free. I am just going to let my TheMail.com account die. I never made a single cent out of it, and the advertising I was bombarded with didn't really appeal. $20/year for a medicore service? Do they really think I'm going to pay?
UPDATED ********** I checked out TheMail the other day and they're up and offering a free e-mail service again. I joined up because it's a pretty good E-mail program with stuff like autoresponders and the like. You won't make money there but it is a damn fine E-mail provider, so check it out if you do need a decent service. ************** There are a lot of web based e-mail providers around, but when TheMail started a couple of years ago, it kicked off with quite a unique proposition regarding its service. They promised that if you joined their service you would be able to get money from them. Heard it all before, haven't you? Well, you'd be right, but I think it's important to tell the full story. The basic premise was that once you had signed up with TheMail you should get other people to sign up by referring them in and getting them to indicate that it was you who referred them. This is done by using a unique URL which includes your member ID and links any new member to your account. Those referrals in turn will sign up other people underneath them and so on. TheMail offered payment for referrals up to an astonishing 16 levels deep and the deal was that you would earn $0.0025 for every e-mail read by someone you had referred and $0.001 for mails read by all the other levels. In classic pyramid sales style, the way to generate big money is getting about six people to sign up under you, and getting each of those people to sign up six people and so on, all the way down the chain. If everybody in the chain were to read say 10 e-mails per day, and you had just five levels deep in your chain, you would be earning more than $90 per day - sounds too good to be true, right? Right. A number of other e-mail programs offer payment deals as well, but no one can match anything like this, especially the number of referral levels. The normal level is three or four at most. Well,
I got well into TheMail's program and within a month had a total of about 150 people signed up underneath me and my account was actually starting to fill up with money - not as much as the hype promised, but certainly about $2 per day. Just before Christmas 2000, the balance on my account had reached the minimum payment level of $30, so I requested my payment and waited...... and waited ....... and waited ....... and waited ....... and waited ....... AND NOTHING. Oh well, it'll be along soon, I thought, so I carried on. Then in January I got an e-mail sent out from the people who run TheMail saying that they had reviewed their terms of condition and henceforth the rates would be reduced to $0.000025 and $0.00001 respectively. Now that made any money that would be earned pretty much irrelevant, even if you ever got it, which you don't. Two months on, further announcements. TheMail wrote out saying that their introductory stage was now over and henceforth you would have to pay to use your TheMail account, not a great deal, but paying nonetheless. Clearly, TheMail had set themselves up to fail, and had promised far more than they would realistically ever be able to deliver (how unusual!) and were now rapidly covering their tracks and getting back into a more realistic option. Okay, leaving aside the financial implications of the program, let's now consider how good TheMail is as an e-mail provider. Well, initially it was actually pretty good, so I was pleased with it. It offered autoresponders, filters and the option of setting up your own separate folders so you could store the mails in various ways. It has several other quite snazzy options and I was soon making good use of them. Altogether it offered most of the options that one could want with any e-mail account, although you couldn't get the mails via Outlook Express, only via your account on TheMail's website, but I was comfortable with t
hat because I was now on AOL flat rate 24/7 Internet access. However, as TheMail started changing terms and conditions, there started to be several glitches with the program and e-mails started disappearing quite randomly, it became impossible to clear dead ones out and the site started hanging at a moment's notice. Clearly, TheMail's offering was rapidly falling apart, both in terms of payment and functionality. In the end, the program just became unworkable and I've since stopped using it altogether. It's a shame because it was fun while it lasted. If you do want a good web based e-mail account, I'd recommend either AOL, Hotmail or Zwallet, each of which is free and provides a pretty effective service. Zwallet also pays you for every mail read or sent by you or anybody else you refer in and it looks like they might actually live up to the promise because they haven't overreached themselves and have sent out some cheques. If by any chance you do still wish to check out TheMail, you can find them on http://www.themail.com - however, I cannot think of any reason why you would want to sign up. Six months ago, I would have been recommending TheMail - just shows you how quickly things can change in the world of the net.
make yourself some money, very, very, slowly,for doing nothing. Does this sound unlikely? Well it probably is unlikely that you will ever make more than a couple of pounds. This is how it works: You sign up for a free email account from themail.com and you get emails from them. Don't think you will get paid for reading these because you won't. Best thing to do here is to use the delete button. So how do you make some money? You have to get other people to sign up for this scheme and get a free email account. If and when they use the free address you get paid. (That's why I said you get paid for nothing. Your friends earn it for you.) One Dooyooer writes that she got 167 referrals on this site and has only earned $2. Does sound as though you will earn money very fast. There are some links on the home page that will pay you a few cents if you click on them but this doesn't sound to me as though it is worth the bother.
I joined TheMail about a year ago - tempted away from the likes of Hotmail because they offer to pay you for using your account. So how does this work? Every time you refer someone to TheMail you get paid for EVERY email that they read - sounds great - but the catch is that you only get paid a fraction of a cent per email. It is important to note that you don't get paid for emails that you read - only for those that your referals read. I have referred 4 people to the service and have made 20 cents in a year. Seeing as they only pay you when your account reaches $30 then I'm not holding my breath. When I first signed up with them you could make extra cash by clicking on some banner ads - 1cent per click in fact - and every time I logged onto my account I did this and over time had made over $10. Then one day all this cash was gone - looking at their message boards revealed that the same thing had happened to others. I still have not received an explanation on why this happened despite sending them emails. Finally - I have just receieved an email from them telling me that they are about to reduce the amount that they pay for your referals reading email. It may be possible to make some cash from these people but I think that the amount of effort involved is not worth it.
I have been a member of themail.com for 2 months after being invited to join a program called the GoodLifeNow, some of you may have heard of it. They are a group of people who used themail.com to make large sums of money. What I would like to inform people of is: Themail.com have decided to reduce their payments by a conciderable amount, currently unannounced. Themail.com are going through an audit and have ceased making any payments until further notice. If you are a member of themail.com take note, and if you ever get invited to join thegoodlifenow, think about what i have said. I can vouch that you will never get a penny from them.
I think themail is one of the first free e-mail services that pays you to send and read messages. It is also like the numerous network marketing businesses we see today, you have a downline and the more people who sign up under you, the more money you make. However, you (and your downline) have to actually use themail i.e. you dont get money just for signing up. Another good thing is that they pay you no matter where you are from in the world. The minimum amount payable is 30 USD. I have been using themail for almost a year and have about 9 people in my downline and how much have I made so far?? A whooping 1.19 USD! I'm not kidding. Well, I think I use themail regularly but the money is slow. I think it is about 0.0025 cent per mail you send (or read, I'm not sure..) I'll give an update when I reach the 30 dollar mark, whenever that is! Probably by the time I have grandchildren! Having said all that, there are other features to themail. It is customizable, you can choose the layout of your inbox etc. There are easy links to news, horoscopes, music etc. Your mailbox also has a capacity of about 5K, bigger than others I think, hotmail is just 2K right? However, when your account size reaches the limit, you get a warning and if you do not delete messages, your inbox will be blocked from receiving messages. Another thing is that twice, I have opened my account to find that all the mail has dissapeared, without any notice. The good thing is that I immediately mailed the support system and they re-entered all my messages. At least they are attentive enough and act if you mail them. But still, the main problem is that it is usually very slow to load or the server is always down. The networking business is a very good concept but I think there are a lot of problems that the administration still has to deal with..Needless to say, you wont be becoming a millionaire from using themail, not in the near future that is.. UPDATE
I will now cease to use this mail service. Why? Well, themail team have just announced that due to market performances they are FORCED to charge a fee of $1.99 per month to keep using or register new the accounts. I can't believe it! My total earnings for the past year hasnt even reached this amount and now they want me to pay for it?? If the service is really reliable and extra good I might consider but in this case, I think not!
The Mail, An online web based email service which offers all the usual email services we all expect. Except that this one pays you. If you refer anyone to "The Mail" "The Mail" will pay you for every email your refer sends and recieves. Also they pay you for there referals. (Pays 16 levels). Pay rate is not much but get people in your downline and it soons add up. There is a limit of about 3MB space (approx 130 emails) after that you need to delete emails. You can also get your other pop3 email accounts fowarded to the mail. This is probably the best web based email program there is.
Themail.com can be a useful service for people who wish to set up an autoresponder and/or use a signature in their e-mail. I personally use Outlook 2000 as my mail client and creating a signature is easy, but many people use Outlook Express which definitely limits the options available. As for an autoresponder, the process is rather laborious and requires the disabling of Microsoft Word as my mail editor. For many newcomers this process would be quite confusing, whereas Themail.com offers the option of creating these systems by selecting them and simply typing in what you wish to say in your autoresponder or signature. A second use is for junk mail. If you are considering advertising on a FFA page or other free site, then you must expect a vast amount of spam. By using Themail.com as your address on these sites you can protect your default address from abuse. While I would recommend it's use for the above reasons, I suggest everyone uses their own ISP or equivalent for personal contacts. Web based mail can easily become unavailable for several days. It is also difficult to try to retrieve attachments from such a source.
Themail is a very comprehensive web based email account. The latest feature added is mergemail for writing personalised mails to a whole mailing list. It has filters, autoresponders, POP3 pick up etc etc, and you get a quite reasonable 5Mb of space. It is HTML compatible, though this can eat up your space very quickly. One really big advantage over hotmail and others is that you don't get spammed. Everyday my hotmail account has 10+ spam mails, despite frequently blocking them. themail has rarely if ever let any spam through. Themail does seem a little tempermental at times with errors occurring, requiring refreshes. Errors during sending mails can on occasions completely wipe your message - I usually copy to clipboard before I send just in case. Also, like many web based mailers (though not hotmail) it can be a bit slow letting mail through, so don't rely on it for instant delivery as mails seem to be batched. But the site always seems to be available. I've saved the best bit unitl last, though you have to be slightly clever, but within the rules. You get paid for each mail - or rather you get paid for each mail your referrals read - 0.25 cents per mail, up to 300 mails per day. Referrals referrals mails also earn you 0.05 cents a mail. So you have to create two accounts, and i don't believe that this is illegal - use the seond account and get the earnings on the first. My earnings after about 5 months are $25 - they pay out at $50, so £35 a year isn't much, but it is just for using a very good web based mailer. The scheme would get 5 stars if it wasn't tempermental
There are many free web based emails on the net, and although I would always recommend and indeed use pop accounts through Outlook Express, I have certainly obtained a few free web based accounts in my 3 years experience on the net. One of them is TheMail.com. It is slightly different, in fact, they do not pay you to receive mail or even send it. Are you thinking what I thought? It is advertised as a paid email, so where does the payment come into it? I thought I could use this to get my junk mail sent, and then when I wanted to earn the bucks, go to my mail account and open each and every one, you have to open the mail to get paid and I believe it is only for 3 seconds. BUT, you do not actually get paid for your own mail, you are only paid for the people you refer. That is the people that you tell about the service, and sign up under you. I then thought, what is the point? We can all sit back and wait for the referrer to earn us money? But what if the referrer thinks the same and so on? My account says I have 167 referrals, but my cash accummulated is only just over $2. Something to think about I feel. Also, at the top of your inbox, there are a few clickable links that will earn you money when clicked on. These can be clicked daily. So, to sum it up, it's a free email account which will pay you if you tell others about it, and if they use it, and you can also earn a few pence from clicking links.
I must rise to the defence of themail.com. It is really an excellent web-based mail account. It is customisable, easy to use and includes features that some other traditional mail accounts exclude e.g. merge mail. A lot of people have signed up to themail.com as a money making exercise without reading the small print. You do have the option to be paid but only for mail read by people signing up under you or for clicking on paid adverts. You don't get paid for simply signing in and you don't get paid at all if you choose the 'fast' option and turn off all advertising. Once you manage to set this grievance aside, focus on the benefits of a portable e-mail account you can access from anywhere. Okay - so you want to make money from themail.com. You can (a) click on all the paid adverts above your inbox for one cent per click per day (b) ask all your friends to sign up under you and send them lots of mail as you get paid whenever they read something. At the end of the day, I strongly believe that nobody get's a free lunch (so to speak) but - hey - a free e-mail account comes close. Try and remember the benefits of using themail.com's excellent service and accept that the slender chance to earn a few cents is only a bonus - not the main reason for signing up. ** UPDATE ** I've noticed increasing problems with the "earn money" element of themail.com. A lot of people have found earnings are not being tracked to their accounts or that earnings are not consistently displayed. However, I still stand by my opinion that themail.com offers a reasonable free email service. I advise members of themail.com to switch to the 'fast' option and just use it as a regular email account.
Pay you when you send an e-mail, sounds very attracting yeah? I have actually joined themail.com since last year (if I am not mistaken, but I know it has been long). I am really disappointed with themail.com. Perhaps it is because me myself didn't put much effort on using themail.com (well I guess quite reasonable, I have used it as one of the regular e-mailing tools). The money seems like not accumulate (well this is not themail.com fault I guess, just the problem is me). One thing that I am pretty sure about themail.com is the server always crashes down, and there is one time that my account lost all the money (though it is not lot). I do hope that they really can improve the performance if they really want to attract more users.


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Speaker: Lieutenant Governor Jay Dardenne (March 2013 WIM Meeting)
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Wednesday, March 20th
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Lieutenant Governor Jay Dardenne will discuss with the Women in Media audience the Louisiana Office of Tourism's new creative strategy and its 2013 outlook for the State of Louisiana.
Jay Dardenne was reelected to a four-year term as Louisiana's Lieutenant Governor in October 2011. He previously served one year in that position filling an unexpired term. He also served four years as Secretary of State and fifteen years as State Senator.
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Today, August 05, 2014, just prior to 10:30 am the Newberg-Dundee Police Department was notified by the Yamhill County Communications Center that Jennifer Huston's vehicle had been located in rural Sheridan Oregon by the property owner. As noted, this is a rural and remote area of Yamhill County.
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She was slated to promote her new flick "The Canyons" at the 2013 Venice Film Festival today, but Lindsay Lohan elected to stay home instead.
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