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PONY League: Hilo opens with a bang vs. Chula Vista at Bronco regional
Coach Marvin Min said Kalani Marquez appeared nervous in the first inning of the Hilo All-Stars' regional opener Thursday. Marquez struggled with his control on the mound and walked four straight batters as the state champions faced a rare deficit.
The ages 11-12 team quickly responded in the bottom half of the first, and by the third it was clear Marquez wasn't nervous anymore.
Marquez hit a grand slam and Hilo overwhelmed Chula Vista, Calif., 15-2 at the Bronco West Zone tournament in Whittier, Calif.
Min said Hilo practiced "every day" since June 24, when it completed a dominating run at the state tournament. Facing Southern California's top seed near its home turf, it looked much like the team that outscored state opposition 67-9 in four games.
"They were very relaxed," Min said. "Once we get to the field, we just tell them to go have fun.
"We're not here to make any corrections."
Hilo's three pitchers allowed only one hit in the five-inning TKO and the All-Stars didn't commit an error in the field.
Rydge Ishii hit a three-run homer in the first as Hilo sent 12 batters to the plate and scored eight times.
Stone Miyao relieved Marquez and tossed 2 2/3 shutout innings, and Cody Min worked two innings with a strikeout.
Asked about his team's hitting stars, Marvin Min said: "Wow. We had a lot."
Devin Midel finished 3 for 3 from the leadoff spot and scored three runs, and Miyao and Maui Ahuna each had two hits. Marquez's slam came during a five-run third inning.
That allowed Min to get all his reserves into the game except for Tai Atkins, who is scheduled to pitch Friday when Hilo plays Whittier, Calif., at 2 p.m. Whittier beat Orem, Utah, 19-0.
The tournament runs through Sunday with the winner advancing to the World Series.
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Exercise class offered thrice weekly
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Weekly exercise classes offered
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i did not vote because i do not consent to tolerate the current system as it is.
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"The U.N. states:
"Registration means proof of legal identity. It is vital for securing recognition before the law, protecting rights such as inheritance and making children less vulnerable to abuse and exploitation."
"Under international law then, every child is entitled to registration of their birth, including children born to irregular migrants."
Now, please consider carefully, the word "entitled" above. It would sound like an offer, a choice wouldn't it? "You are entitled to such and such if you so choose to accept". But the reality is that, in each state/country, you HAVE no choice. The State will punish ANY parent who, on your behalf as a baby, does not wish to CONTRACT with the state. The State's propaganda machine, however, is great and the ignorant populace will be led to believe you are, somehow, abusing your child. They will say "we cannot confer benefits on this child because LEGALLY, it does not exist" Therefore, you as a parent will be demonized.
Again, directly from the U.N.
"The child who is not registered at birth is in danger of being shut out of society – denied the right to an official identity, a recognized name and a nationality. In 2000, an estimated 50 million babies – more than two fifths of those born – were unregistered. These children have no birth certificate, the 'membership card' for society that should open the door to the enjoyment of a whole range of other rights including education and health care, participation and protection.
This Digest examines the situation of children who are denied a fundamental human right and who, in legal terms, do not exist".
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Riley Mae and the Sole Fire Safari by Jill Osborne
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Here is the list of books I reviewed over at The Itinerant Librarian for June 2017. Feel free to check them out. Book links go to the reviews unless noted otherwise.
- I tried to read a little humor with People I Want to Punch in the Throat.
- Read some vampire horror with Live Girls.
- I read Anthony Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential. I have been wanting to read this for a while, and I finally got around to it.
- Enjoyed a classic with Battlestar Galactica: Folly of the Gods. Part of Dynamite's classic Galactica comic series.
- Enjoyed another classic with Betty Boop.
- Caught up a bit on Puerto Rican politics and corruption with Banquete Total.
- And I wrapped up the month with some true crime by reading Friends of the Family.
I guess we can call this post the diamond post. Welcome to the 75th edition of this small series where I make notes on books I would like to read some day. I hope other folks out there find these posts helpful, and maybe they find something new to read too. If you do read one of these books, feel free to come back and let me know. Now let's get on with it.
Items about books I want to read:
- I started reading this article interested in the topic of sexual desires and how Americans often lie about them or hide them, and the statistics on the topic. However, the article is also an interesting interview with Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, author of Everybody Lies. Story via Vox.com. On a side note, the writer also mentions how good Pornhub's data collection is. Want to learn more about this, Pornhub has a site for their research and analysis (don't worry, that site is relatively SFW. Pornhub's main site is on the other hand NSFW).
- A big news item in politics recently was John Ossoff's loss in a special election in Georgia. This piece in The Week talks about it and also discusses the book Ratf**ked: The True Story Behind the Secret Plan to Steal America's Democracy. I may need to move this book a bit higher up my reading list.
- Men's Journal had an excerpt of the book Confessions of a Cartel Hitman. I have been reading a bit more in the true crime genre lately, so this seems interesting to me.
- Via Telesur, a story on a cheeky book for children teaching them about racism and imperialism among other things, which you can read online here. The book is ABC of Racist Europe.
- Via The New York Times, a review of a book on truckers and their life on the road. The book is The Long Haul.
- Via Truthout, a look at a book on the perils of the idea of "buy American." The book is, well, Buy American.
- Rachel of Mashup Mom was recently reading the book Unprocessed: My City-Dwelling Year of Reclaiming Real Food.
- Here is a manga review from A Case for Suitable Treatment. The book is My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness.
- As my four readers may know, I took up study of Tarot and oracle cards recently, so naturally I am interested in books on the topic. Via Benebell Well's blog, here is a review of the book The Tarot Activity Book.
- Let's add a bit of horror. Via Horror Novel Reviews, here is a review of The Sadist's Bible.
- The Los Angeles Review of Books has a review of From Canton Restaurant to Panda Express, which looks at Chinese food in the United States.
- Here is a book of the story of the most expensive stamp in the world. The book is The One-Cent Magenta, and it was reviewed at The New York Times.
- Drinkhacker reviews Amaro, a book on the history of herbal liqueurs that also features recipes.
- Marion Nestle provided a blurb for the book Big Hunger.
Lists and bibliographies:
- The New York Times highlighted a couple of books on China, which may be of interest as the US and China meet on the world stage.
- Signature offers "A Nation Unveiled: Best Books to Understand Cuba." From the list, I have read The Mambo Kings. The Bacardi family book is available in my public library, so I hope to read it soon. They also have a list of best North Korea books.
- Book Riot has a list of 20 books about the prison industrial complex.
Items about books I want to read #74
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Welcome to another post in this series about books I want to read. The list keeps getting bigger, but I do not mind. I think I got some interesting selections this time around. As always, if you read one of these books, feel free, if you feel moved to do so, to come back and leave a comment letting me know what you thought of the book.
Items about books I want to read:
- Let's start by taking a trip down memory lane. If you grew up with or remember those Little Golden Books, you can reminisce with Golden Legacy: the Story of Golden Books. Note this is a new 2017 edition; apparently, there was a previous edition back in 2007, at least according to WorldCat. Story via The Christian Science Monitor.
- According to the article, the author of this book argues that impoverished whites are passing down their hopelessness to future generations. Sounds quite depressing. The book is Happiness for All? by Carol Graham. Story via The Rural Blog.
- On the other hand, a lot of Americans, and I mean a lot, have an obsession with wealth and money. This is not really new, but what is interesting about this book is that a photographer went out to document it. The book is Generation Wealth, and the story comes from The Atlantic.
- In recent news, the author of the book Nixonland responds to the idea of comparing the Pendejo In Chief to President Nixon. He says there is no real comparison, after all, Nixon ". . .was just so shrewd, so strategic: It's simply inconceivable he would get caught with his pants down implicating himself on the record, like Trump now does almost daily. . . ". I could not care less about the Pendejo In Chief, but I am adding Nixonland to my reading list. Story via The Week.
- Here is a cute little book for young and future activists. The book is A is for Activist. It was featured in the Poor as Folk blog.
- A gruesome horror title that, according to the reviewer you may want to skip if "explicit sex, graphic gore, and profanity are not your thing. . ." That works for me. The book is Body Art, and it is one you have to get via Amazon it seems (not currently in WorldCat. I wonder why). Review from Horror Novel Reviews.
- Via The Los Angeles Review of Books, a review of the new feminist manifesto by Jessa Crispin: Why I Am Not a Feminist. I have some mixed feelings on this one. I have read Crispin's work before, however, what I read was very different than this. In addition, I have seen some pretty negative reviews of it, and while I try not to get prejudices from reviews, I still wonder. My public library has it, so I may pick it up sooner rather than later. If I read it, I will likely write a review on the blog, but I will make sure not to tag her on social media or contact her in any way when I publish it. It seems in her book she cares little about men, and she does not care what we think of her book. Cited in the review, Crispin states, "I just want to be clear that I don't give a fuck about your response to this book. [Point taken!] Do not email me, do not get in touch. Deal with your own shit for once." Okay.
- Wonder how Jesus became a revered figure and prophet in Islam? Did you even know that is a fact? Well, you may consider reading The Islamic Jesus by Mustafa Akyol. I have known this, in part because I have read The Qu'ran, but I can always learn more. Story via The New York Times.
- The new (to me at least) manga Murciélago looks interesting. Murder, comedy, and sex? Hey, I am there. Via The OASG.
- Jack Womack looks at the culture of UFO believers and trackers plus shows off some of his ephemera on the topic in his book Flying Saucers are Real. Story via Wink Books.
- Via the Tumblr blog Swingin' (user: kahuna68), an image of the 1962 cover of The Manchurian Candidate. Given the ascendancy of the Pendejo In Chief, it may be time to read this book.
- Via @TABItarot, a review of the book 365 Tarot Spells. It is a collection of Tarot spreads, which may come in handy for me as I continue to learn and study Tarot.
- Jane Meyer, author of Dark Money, discusses her work and the concept of dark money in politics at Esquire.
- At the Food Politics blog, we get a look at Fast Food Kids. The book is described as "an academic sociologist's account of what and how kids eat in school, and why."
- To show you can find a book on just about any topic, including topics dear to perhaps older librarians, here is a book on library card catalogs highlighted at Hyperallergic. It was not that long ago we had card catalogs. In fact, in my first library job as a student worker many moons ago, the library I was working at was in the process of converting from a card catalog to what would become their computerized catalog. Anyhow, the book is The Card Catalog.
- The Lowrider Librarian has announced that the book he co-edited is out: Librarians With Spines. The book is a result of a crowdfunding effort. It is an anthology of queer and minority voices in librarianship, the kind of book we need more in our profession. If I manage to get a copy, I will post a review. I wonder how it might compare with Where Are All the Librarians of Color?, which I read a while back (link to my review of that).
Lists and bibliographies:
- Book Riot has a list of 11 Mexican authors to read now. Yes, what they list is mostly available in English translation.
- Book Riot also has a list of suggestions on what to read about the Holocaust and how to prevent genocides.
- Signature also offers their list of books about the Holocaust, so there is no excuse for ignorance.
- Can't tell your democracy from your plutocracy? Signature offers "The Craziness of '-cracy': A Literary Guide to Governments in 25 Books."
- This list came back out in January, and it has languished in my feed reader, but I think it has a few things I would like to try out, so here goes. Via LitReactor, here is a list of what they consider the "16 Most Anticipated Horror Books of 2017."
Items about books I want to read #73
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Time flies, and the list of books I want to read keeps growing. Such is life. One thing I realized about these posts is the lists and bibliography parts. In those parts, I try to find lists of books on topics that are of interest, relevant to current times, or have something to offer to readers. Keeping those lists handy I think can be a good tool for reader's advisory.
As always, if you find something useful or interesting in these posts, or you read any of these books, come back and let me know your thoughts. Comments are open.
Items about books I want to read:
- Let's go back in time a bit with Red Star Tales: A Century of Russian and Soviet Science Fiction. I saw this at Boing Boing.
- Americans are barely literate when it comes to politics and knowing different types of political systems. Though this book is reared for children, it may be helpful for a lot of U.S. adults to finally learn what communism actually is so they can stop embarrassing themselves because they cannot tell a communist from a socialist from an anarchist, so on. For some folks, you have to give them the information in a simple way their minds can understand. The book is Communism for Kids, and it was mentioned in TeleSur.
- The Texas Observer calls this book the first must-read of the Pendejo in Chief's era (they did not use that label, but I am not naming him, so there). The book is Tell Me How It Ends by Valeria Luiselli. According to the article, the book "is based on Luiselli's experiences as a volunteer interpreter in federal immigration court in New York City. The book is organized around the 40-question intake interview that volunteers administer to each new child asylum-seeker."
- Julio Cortazar delivered a series of lectures on literature at Berkeley, and there is a new translation of those lectures available. The English edition is Literature Class. If you are like me and prefer to read them in original Spanish, Clases de literatura is also available. I read about this via The Atlantic.
- A book on the impact companies like Google have on our lives, and no, it is not all positive. The book is Move Fast and Break Things, and it was discussed at AlterNet.
- Next we have a reference book that may be a bit unusual. The book is U.F.O. Sightings Desk Reference. It was discussed in The New York Times as part of a story about more people seeing more U.F.O.'s. It sounds like a fun book to add to our reference collection, but I am not sure I can convince the other librarians to get it.
- So, can you tell the difference between the Pendejo In Chief's residence and the palaces of dictators around the world? Here is a book that might help: Dictator Style: Lifestyles of the World's Most Colorful Despots. The book was mentioned at AlterNet.
- I am not always a fan of yet another fairy tale retelling, but this look at Snow White as a noir tale in Depression-era Manhattan does look intriguing enough to give it a try. The book is Snow White: a Graphic Novel, and it was featured in Wink Books.
- I always enjoy a good trivia book, and I do like books about alcohol and drinking culture. This book combines both in looking at the science and trivia of alcohol including production, preparation, consumption as well as dispelling a myth or two. The book is Distilled Knowledge, and it was reviewed at Drinkhacker.
- Let's do a little fiction, in this case horror. This one made me think of other books I have read such as The Repossession Mambo (link to my review of that). The book is A Night at the Dream Theater (no WorldCat record on that one, so link to the big online retailer), and the premise is this: "takes place in a sci-fi/parallel future world where worth is determined by employment. Without a job a person is instantly without a home, money, or protection." That sounds more like modern times than a horror dystopia, but I am still intrigued. I heard about the book at Horror Novel Reviews.
- When you think of the War in Iraq, you may think of books featuring soldier accounts or other daring exploits (at least what most Americans would read). However, this is a different book. It looks at the absurd bureaucracies you find in war from the man who had the task of interrogating Saddam Hussein when he was caught. One of the small problems? Well, apparently the U.S. was not quite prepared to deal with capturing Saddam alive. That is just the beginning. The book is Debriefing the President, and it was reviewed at Los Angeles Review of Books.
- Think white supremacist thought, racism, so on are recent ideas in the U.S.? Think the Nazis just came up with their racial purity ideas out of the blue? Turns out the Nazis got quite a bit of inspiration from the good old U.S. of A., and you can learn more about that in the book Hitler's American Model. The book was reviewed in Inside Higher Ed.
- The Library of Congress highlights on their blog a new book out that may be of interest to folks like me who like visual things. The book is Picturing America: the Golden Age of Pictorial Maps.
- The Food Politics blog highlights a book on how fast food companies used government help to enter inner cities and help the obesity epidemic grow. The book is Supersizing Urban America.
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- In light of the Pendejo In Chief's regime and the media today, I think this may be of interest. Via Book Riot, here is "a reading list to understand the media in 2016."
- Signature offers a list of "6 essential books on the history of LGBT rights in America." From the list, I already read The Right Side of History (link to my review) and The Laramie Project (link to my review; I also saw the play performed when I lived in Tyler, Texas, and there was a big fuss about it because the local bigots decided to come out and try to bully the local theater into not performing it.).
- Signature also recently offered this list, which I think may be a bit more relevant in current times: "Persian perspective: Best Books to Understand Iran." From the list, I read (and hated) Reading Lolita in Tehran. For the topic, you are better off reading pretty much anything else on the list.
- And while we are out in the Middle East, again thanks to Signature, here is "Reading the Republic: Best Books for Understanding Iraq."
- The blogger at Horror Novel Reviews has made a list of "the 10 greatest horror authors I discovered through Horror Novel Reviews."
- Some more horror via RA for All: Horror where they highlight "Locus Magazine Recommended Reads 2016–Horror." A short list of 12 books in horror.
- Shelf Talk has a list of "Intriguing Latin American Fiction," some recent titles that also happen to be translated in English, which may interest our friends who do not read in Spanish.
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I see that I ran a bit behind in posting this, so here we go. These are the books I reviewed at The Itinerant Librarian for the month of March 2017. Links go to my reviews. Feel free to check them out, and as always, comments are open.
- Here is a bit of vintage art with The Complete 'Masters of the Poster.'
- I did a little librarian reading with Where are all the librarians of color?
- How about some classic horror and suspense? You can try Ghost Stories of an Antiquary, a graphic novel adaptation of some tales by M.R. James.
- I also learned a bit about Prohibition-era cocktails and culture with Contraband Cocktails.
- I finished reading the March trilogy by Congressman John Lewis with March: Book Three. This series for me will be in my 2017 list of best books of the year.
- I continue enjoying the Palmiotti and Conner run on Harley Quinn with Harley Quinn and Her Gang of Harleys.
- And I finally posted the review for the Tarot deck I am currently using: The Steampunk Tarot by Barbara Moore with art by Aly Fell.
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For the moment, I am caught up with these posts. With the reading challenges set in January, I was able to get back to book reviewing in February. There is a bit of everything this month, so I hope my three readers find something of interest. As always, comments are welcome.
- I read about the history of paper with Paper: Paging Through History. However, this book was a a bit underwhelming to be honest. I think I will hold out for the other book on the topic by Nicholas Basbanes.
- I learned a few lessons about life from wiseguys in The Way of the Wiseguy. This book is by the author of Donnie Brasco.
- I also took a trip to 1851 to read about The Thousand Dollar Dinner. Before things like Iron Chef and Top Chef and all those other crappy competition shows that followed, this was the celebrity chef cook off of the day.
- In graphic novels, I read Bushido: the Soul of the Samurai, which is an adaptation of a classic work on Bushido.
- Here is a little classic humor with Zits: Sketchbook 1.
- If you hate, or love to hate, those fake "history" or pseudoscience documentaries on certain cable networks (you know the ones), you might appreciate the horror of Rolling in the Deep.
- And I ended the month with a bit more of classic humor via The MAD Bathroom Companion: the Gushing Fourth Edition.
Time sure flies. So many books, so little time as they say. We have made it to 72 of these lists of books I want to read someday. This post feels a bit more important as I included a few book lists to help out folks who may need comfort or understanding during the Hard Times we are facing. As always, if you read any of these, feel free to comment and let me know what you thought of a book.
Items about books I want to read:
- Via NPR, a book about the decline of one American factory town. The town is Lancaster, Ohio, and the book is Glass House.
- When I was an undergrad, one of the courses I had to take for history teaching minor was in ancient history. One of the books I had to read for that class was the Lives of Plutarch. The edition was not particularly memorable; I think it was the Penguin edition. However, there is a new translation out entitled The Age of Caesar that covers five of Plutarch's Roman lives. The translation is done by Pamela Mensch. I think I may give Plutarch another chance. Story via The Christian Science Monitor.
- I like free books, and books that help me in my work, even better. Via the Information Literacy Weblog I discovered the Handbook for Information Literacy Teaching (link to the book resource).
- Not a free book, unless I managed to get it via Interlibrary Loan maybe, but still it could help with my work. There is a new book on librarians and serving diverse populations out. The book is Information Services to Diverse Populations: Developing Culturally Competent Library Professionals by Nicole Cooke, and here is the announcement of the book's release from her employer.
- Library Juice Press announces they have a new book on social justice and the LIS classroom. This may be more for LIS college professors than practitioners in the field, but it may be worth a look. The book is Teaching for Social Justice: Implementing Social Justice in the LIS Classroom.
- Here is a book about libraries, specifically Carnegie Libraries. The book is Free to All: Carnegie Libraries & American Culture, 1890-1920, and it was briefly mentioned at LIS News.
- I always like books about bar culture, its lore and history, even though I am not much into bars personally (I like the concept, just not the execution and culture these days). This new book is "a sort of compilation of a dozen or more 'Old Books, with a particular focus on two Waldorf-centric books from the 1930s. In nearly 400 pages, Caiafa takes you through an alphabetical exploration of the classics, providing their recipes, variations, backstories, and in-depth context for every cocktail's creation." Features old books? That is just a bonus for me. The book is The Waldorf Astoria Bar Book, and it was reviewed at Drinkhacker.
- Via 20th Century Man, a suggestion to read Dean R. Koontz's Demon Seed novel. I am thinking maybe having a feature on the main book blog where I go back and review older, classics and other not so well remembered books. Stay tuned.
- Claire Conner, author of Wrapped in the Flag, which is "narrative history of the infamous ultra-conservative John Birch Society, written by one of its founder's daughters" (from the book's description), recently had a post in Crooks and Liars entitled "The Radical Right Runs America, But Democrats Still Don't Get It." In the post, she highlights the book and discusses how the Democrats and the Left in the U.S. basically do not get it despite all the warnings, signs, evidence, so on. I can certainly point to a few books I have read already in addition to Ms. Conner's that explain just fine what is going on and how we got to having the Pendejo in Chief in the White House. The bottom line is the warnings and signs were all there to be seen, but many chose not to see while the bigots, misogynists, ultra conservatives dug in and then blew things up. I have not read Conner's book yet, but I am adding it to my list and hope to get to it soon.
- I have not added any new, or at least new to me, mangas in a while, so here is Goblin Slayer, Volume 1. It was reviewed at A Case for Suitable Treatment.
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- With the election of the Pendejo in Chief as President of the United States and the ascendancy of his party, there are major concerns when it comes to women's health and rights. One of those concerns is the Roe v. Wade decision that every other "pro-lifer" wants to abolish because women dying in back alleys is a small price to pay to keep those uppity women in place. If you want to learn more about how it was before that judicial decision, here is a list of books on "What Life Was Like Before Roe v. Wade in 7 Books." Go read a book or two and get a clue as needed. Story via Signature.
- Also via Signature, another list to help during the Hard Times where
lies(oops, alternative facts) seem to be the order of the day. So, to help inoculate you from the bullshit, here is "Myth Busting Books: 13 Antidotes to 'Alternative Facts'".
- One more from Signature to help with the Hard Times. There has been a lot about Russia in the news recently, so to help out here is "Spy vs. Spy: 13 Books on the Shadowy Past of Russia-US Relations."
- Another type of book that some folks may want to read during the Hard Times ahead are the Latin American novels of the dictator. Book Riot has a list of four of these for your consideration. And yes, there are others we could add to the list. I have read two from the list.
- Book Riot also has a list of "100 Must-Read Graphic Memoirs." I do not think every single title is a must-read, but there are some gems in the pile if you have the patience to look.
- The Information Literacy Weblog has a small list of some free books on social media research overseas with links to the resources.


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Tiger Woods's New Boat | USsPost.com:The future of Tiger Woods in marriage and career may be in question, but besieged by golfing legend have something to look forward to in the coming weeks: a new specially designed boats and sports christened isolation, according to sources.
The aptly named athlete of the besieged, who has not been seen since the outbreak of fighting with his wife Ellen Nordegren on the night of Thanksgiving holiday, and a boat length of 61 may also serve as a peace offering. "Isolation is the dive boat and was designed to Ellen, he loves the sport," a source tells people.
Nordegren and Woods did a lot of diving in the early years of their marriage, and he had told friends he might buy a boat dive. "Tiger and Ellen continued to dive when they are out to relax," says the source. "And they talked about the ship that would be the basis for this purpose."
Two years in the works and built at a cost of $ 2 to $ 3 million, and the boat is much smaller than 150-foot yacht Privacy, currently anchored at the Pirate's Cove Resort and Marina is less than 10 minutes from his new Jupiter Island estate in progress.
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