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I am a new author currently living in England.
Over the years people have often said that I should write a book so, in mid 2011, I did just that! My first few books are available for free and I hope that anyone who goes to the trouble of downloading and reading one enjoys it.
Feedback of any kind is always welcome.
Review by:
A Voracious Reader
on June 09, 2015 :
*Book source ~ A review copy was provided in exchange for an honest review.
This anthology contains three fictional tales of suspense and nail-biting. Each is very different from the other, but they all kept me on the edge of my seat. Should you pick up this book be prepared for tension build-up.
Shades of Grey ~
John is some kind of British secret agent who gets caught and is tortured.
I was a bit confused at the beginning of this one, but it soon came together. Pretty good read and it left me wondering, but in a good way.
There and Back Again~
James is a British soldier in WWII and this story has nothing to do with Hobbits, Dwarves or a certain adventure.
This was my least favorite story of the three. It's well-written, but history isn't really my thing. It is interesting though.
Down the Rabbit Hole ~
This is about a boy named Tom and his stuffed rabbit named Borger, who does not carry a watch or proclaim he's late.
Poor Tom! I hate his dad and I have to say he got what was coming to him though the school counselor got a bad deal. That stuffed rabbit of his is way creepy. What the hell?
(reviewed 4 years after purchase)
Review by:
on July 25, 2012 :
"Shades of Grey" is a compilation of three unique short stories with a recurring theme of torture/abuse. My favorite was the second story where we get a glimpse into the life of James, a British solider during WWII. The author was able to draw me into each story through his descriptive detail of each character and how they dealt with their situation. Even though the subject matter is disturbing,I would recommend it to adults who are looking for a thriller.
(reviewed 5 months after purchase)
Review by:
Becky Chatelain
on July 02, 2012 :
I liked this book. The last story was my favorite. A little dark, but for me, the darker, the better. I'm anxious to read his next book. I received this book for no charge after agreeing to review it. I wasn't disappointed !!
(reviewed 33 days after purchase)
Review by:
Alison Gussack
on June 20, 2012 :
I read Shades of Grey to review for Shut Up and Read. These 3 stories were very well written. I enjoyed the first and the last the best. They both grabbed me from the beginning like a good short story should. The middle one was a little drawn out, but still very good. Thanks to Tt and Read to Review and the author! I am eager to see what else Michael Cargill has to offer. Considering he is a self-described "new author" the writing is especially good!
(reviewed 22 days after purchase)
Review by:
JF Lab
on June 18, 2012 :
I received this copy for review. I am sorry to say that this is one fo the few books I have ever had to put down and not finish. I only made it a few pages into the first story. The character of John was so off-putting, so narcissistic, so uncaring about others, that I did not want to be in his thought, his head. Sorry about that. I usually do my best to find some redeeming quality in a story or book, especially one that an author personally give to me. I will try to read this again some other time and do another review.
(reviewed 22 days after purchase)
Review by:
RaeBeth McGee- Buda
on June 11, 2012 :
I'm not one for short stories.... until now. I read Shades of Grey by Michael Cargill and I must say it was worth it. It's three stories of three different people in very dark worlds. The first story Shades of Grey follows the story line of a captured UK black ops agent. The main character of this one seems to be the one which is allowing the reader into his thoughts. Michael pulled me right in with this one. The second story There and Back Again is brought to the reader completely different than the first. It's focus is on a soldier during World War II which is packed with action. The third Down the Rabbit Hole is about a young boy who's abused becomes friends with his toy rabbit. This rabbit turns out to be his help in his time of need.
I give this story four **** stars. I very much enjoyed it and I'm glad I had the chance to read it.
(reviewed 76 days after purchase)
Review by:
Angie Lenkevich
on June 04, 2012 :
In Shades of Grey, we find the tale of John, a soldier who has been captured. John doesn't remember how he got here or even where he's at. John sifts thru his memories of the past to be distant in the present. John's captor tries to get him to talk but hasn't had any luck so far. John knows that he can't give out any information to his captor. Will John break? Or will John be rescued? In There and Back Again, our tale picks up the story of James, a soldier in World War II fighting in France. James tries to see the best of things yet the harsh reality of war is all around him. James and his fellow soldier David seem to be where the action is. James seems to know when trouble occurs near his unit. Can James stay out of trouble? Will he see some action? Down the Rabbit Hole, a young boy named Tom leads an unhappy life with his family. Tom's father Jack is an abusive man that wants little to do with him. Tom loves his mother and his stuffed rabbit Borger very much. One day Tom discovers that Borger can talk to him and nothing is the same afterwards. What do Tom and Borger do? Can Tom get away from his father? Answers to all these questions are in Shades of Grey.
(reviewed 8 days after purchase)
Review by:
on June 02, 2012 :
(no rating)
I got a copy for review and have to say I was very pleased. Michael Cargill is an author I will make a point to read from now on because of Shades of Grey, it's a great sampler of his work.
I love short stories and the three in this book are no exception. The first about a man who wakes up to find himself tied to a chair. Out the window a lovely park children running, band playing inside the room with him are people who will do whatever it takes to find out what he knows.
The second about a soldier in WW II an interesting tale with such a detailed account of the start of the war from one mans perspective.
The third about a little boy who is abused by his father. When his stuffed toy rabbit starts talking to him is it a good or bad thing?
All so different from each other and yet so great an enjoyable. The author does a great job on character and story building and in such a short span. Wonderful job and again Michael Cargill is an author who's work I will be on the look out for.
(reviewed 41 days after purchase)
Review by:
Lucinda Fountain
on May 29, 2012 :
Having not read any works by this author before I was hence unsure of what to expect when offered 'shades of grey' to read, but I was certainly not expecting to be as overwhelmed by it as I was. Upon sitting down to read this book that is a work comprising of three individual short stories (part one being 'shades of grey', part two being 'there and back again' and part three 'down the Rabbit hole'), I sat transfixed for several hours lost within the authors work reluctant to move and somewhat disappointed when I had finished. Each story was unique and completely singular showing how diverse a writer Michael Cargill is, and how universal these stories are that will appeal to so many different kinds of reader.
Part one 'shades of grey' instantly captured my attention and I was immediately drawn into the story from the very first few lines. After only a short amount of time the reader suddenly encounters an unexpected twist within the tale, which turns a somewhat predictable beginning of a story into something exciting and that made me want to read on as I sat in tense anticipation and excitement. This was certainly cleaver and I loved how I learnt so much about the main character strait away, without enduring any lengthy history or long descriptions; the fast-pace was set and the momentum was continued throughout. I loved the descriptions and the use of metaphors to create vivid imagery, for an example I loved the line; "…felt as if they had been cleanly sawn off and someone had stuffed angry bees into the wounds." Just great writing! Another intriguing twist was when you actually found out the main characters supposed connection to the UK government, but which contrapuntally leans towards crime and the darker side of life. How he described his character was completely engaging and how he thought of his actions like a 'show' was a fascinatingly brilliant way of shedding light on the criminal mind. I loved the use of flashbacks and how it flicked from the present to the past, helping to develop the reader's understanding of the main character and storyline. It was utterly readable, full of fast-paced action and completely engrossing, with one particular description reminding me of a film called 'Taken'. The conversational style made it feel as if you were conversing with the main character. The use of short sentences also helped to add pace and highlight the intense drama.
Part two 'there and back again' completely juxtaposed part one entirely, and which instantly transported me to the battleground with its atmospheric & realistic portrayal, that touched upon all the senses. The reader is thrown headlong into all the action and taken on a personal journey through the eyes of the main character. The soldier's innocence and the futility of war is emphasized throughout, with all the realism & horror. Part three 'down the rabbit hole' was ever so sinister and mentally impacting hence It has stayed on my mind since. The relationships and emphasis surrounding the violent father is so clearly depicted, that you can almost feel what the characters are feeling. There was a lingering feeling of foreboding, an eerie presence out of the corner of your eye that kept me in utter suspense and tense throughout. It felt always as if there was something more apparent than met the eye, and the tension and drama built to an exciting climax. The only element that left me despondent was the cliffhanger ending which especially on this story I would have preferred not to have, and since reading 'shades of grey' I am now longing to read more.Completely brilliant, 100% engrossing and something that as someone who does not read short stories very often it is surprising that I cannot enthuse enough about this book.
(reviewed 22 days after purchase)
Review by:
Julie Rainey
on May 27, 2012 :
I usually read novels and was skeptical that a short story could offer the same satisfaction of being transported to another world, but these stories do just that. Each story was raw and real, making you feel as if you were right smack dab in the middle of it. Truth be told, I didn't want the stories to end.
(reviewed 22 days after purchase)
Review by:
Heather Schrock
on May 22, 2012 :
I had agreed to review this book after receiving a fun email from the author. I hoped that falling for his personality didn't set my sights too high for his book. Well it did.......NOT.
The first story, Shades of Grey, gets you into the mind of a government agent in the UK. Who has been tied to a chair and is being held captive by an unknown. You get great bursts of imagery in this one and lots of crude language.
The second story, There and Back Again, is about a soldier in the British Army during WWII. Lots of violence and is touching at the same time. Very fitting for the times, I think.
The third and final story, Down the Rabbit Hole, is my favorite. Tom is an abused child who clings to his stuffed toy for comfort. The toy rabbit comes to life to help Tom work things out, but takes a different turn.
All three stories are dark and violent, but not overly so. All were good reads!
(reviewed 13 days after purchase)
Review by:
Ruth Benitez
on May 21, 2012 :
I didn't know what to expect of a book with three stories in it that at first look a bit different. Luckily, I ended up enjoying a book mainly about life and about survival, fear, death and our conscience.
In Shades of Grey we found three short stories. They are very different but similar stories, about men at a breaking point of their lives. At first it may look like they don't have nothing in common but after you finish I think you would find out that they share a lot of characteristics.
They are united why the way they see life and death. They share the fact that they have their past really present in every move they made. Each one of them deals with death in a different way. Their stories show us things that sometimes we believed are wrong, without trying to justify them. The purpose of the book is tales us about these men (although one is a little boy) and what's going on inside their heads, but without act like a redeemer for them. You never feel like somebody is trying to find a reason of why they act this way.
The author have the ability of transports us into each one of the stories. You can feel yourself strapped out to a chair, in a hole during a war and as a child trying to deal with life. Every feeling is really well described and I found a couple fragments very funny.
My favorite one was the last one Down the Rabbit Hole; in this one the author really makes a good job. Tom as a little kid still has that innocence where he doesn't distingue between good and bad. Tom doesn't understand yet the idea of taking some choices that would bring consequences, and has his imagination as his ally.
In the other two we found John and James, the first one is sort of a spy, which I love, and has a really interesting mind. Everything he says sounds funny. And then we have James, who is in the World War II, I really like his story. I'm a fan of historical books, but in this one we focalize in him and how he sees war.
Overall, a great book, that proves us that what matters is quality, not the length of the book.
(reviewed 12 days after purchase)
Review by:
Midu Hadi
on May 18, 2012 :
There are some writers..hand them anything and they turn it into a story..Michael Cargill is one of them.
The three stories in this anthology are simple stuff but that doesn't make them less interesting.
The first story,"Shades of Grey", is about John. He's a man who works for the government and is absolutely insane.
The second story is "There and Back Again" which focuses on James who is a British soldier taking part in a war for the first time. The ambiance and the emotions of the war are described beautifully, as is the feeling of guilt and shame when a soldier is asked to retreat.
The last story is called, "Down the Rabbit Hole", about Tom who has an abusive father whose behavior is getting worse everyday. Then Tom's favorite toy bunny starts to talk to the kid and solves his problems its own way.
All three stories are based on characters that are flawed due to events in their past and are trying to rise above it.
(reviewed 65 days after purchase)
Review by:
Pepper Owens
on May 14, 2012 :
(no rating)
3stars – an anthology
During the first story (Shades of Grey) features a man resisting interrogation and having his place on a team reaffirmed. So we're looking at the individual's impact on the societal paradigm. Inside the second story (There and Back Again) our central characters are soldiers and we examine the differences between courage and cowardice with WWII the backdrop. The third story (Down the Rabbit Hole) is looking more at abuse within a family unit.
Throughout the stories the common thread of an individual's thought process and ethics when examining or working through specific violent situations and its impact on one's societal paradigm. As the ethics of the main characters in each story is held up for examination so are the readers. This book seems to be geared to a very narrow audience and may be overlooked by the general public.
(reviewed 24 days after purchase)
Review by:
Susan Ashcraft
on May 12, 2012 :
This is a compilation of three short stories by Michael Cargill. Each of the stories has a unique twist and are each written with flair.
Its another sunny Saturday and people are flocking to the park. People around the statue, lovers holding hands and people out for a walk in the wam sunny weather are all enjoying the the green space. But not John. He's a little tied up at the moment. Why do people keep asking him "Tell us what you know."? If they'd only listen, he'd could tell them so much!
THERE AND BACK AGAIN and DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE complete this compilation. Both of these stories are also well written and well worth reading but the first story is my favorite of the three.
(reviewed 22 days after purchase)
Review by:
Brenda Grainger
on May 12, 2012 :
When I saw the announcement on anyone interested in reviewing this book I signed up in an instant. Not because it's m/m because it def isn't that. I told myself I would go out of my normal genre reading zone and chose this one. Boy did I ever! The cover I'll say is what brought my attention to the forefront the most.
Michael presents you with 3 stories. 2 with men and one with a young boy.
1. Shades of Grey: Features John who's kidnapped and you'll read in his POV his thoughts while he's being held captive.
2. There and Back Again: About James. A soldier in the war and experience his ordeal.
3. Down the Rabbit Hole: Young boy named Tom and his mischievous stuff animal toy.
I won't give more details than the above on each story since I'm not one to spoil it for potential readers. What came to mind after even having finished the first story was Sterling's Twilight zone storied. I really enjoyed the time that was aired on the tube. I miss them, but Michael brought some of that back with these short. Shorts versions that have potential to become great novels and def a great read from the norm.
I got a great taste of the genre I haven't really explored outside of m/m before. These interesting stories has a little bite that left me wanting more and their endings left it wide open for your mind to think, wonder and explore the possibilities of the impossible. You'll experience a mixed bag of intrigue, fascination and chills in the vivid details.
Overall this is a decent book worthwhile for fans of these kinda stories and I highly recommend it. But my honest perceives me and out of all 3? I impartial the last one the most with little Tommy.
A two thumbs up and I look forward to reading what others Michael has to offer.
(reviewed 22 days after purchase)
Review by:
Darian Wilk
on May 01, 2012 :
Shades of Grey is a collection of three short stories, all touching on violence and death. Although this may sound a bit gruesome or odd, it's quite the contrary. Each story is from a different perspective, all seeing violence, life, and death differently than the other stories. Which was a nice approach for me. While I haven't read many collections of shorts, the ones I've had felt so similar they almost blended together to me. That's not the case with this collection - each story stands on its own.
The first and main title, Shades of Grey, is about a John, a government agent in the UK. Its told through his thoughts, as he's tied to a chair by an unknown captor. Cargill pulls you into the mans thoughts so deeply that they almost feel as if they're your own. He connects you with the character, not an easy task to accomplish with a short story. In Cargill way, there are bits of humor throughout the story, which added a lightness to the scene, yet connected you even more to the character.
The second short is There and Back Again, about James, a British soldier during WWII. This story comes at a completely different angle than the first. I loved the emotion it evoked. It shows how, sadly, war can make people become almost numb to violence and its affect on others. This was a very touching, heartbreaking read for me - one I think many would also feel an impact from.
The last title is Down the Rabbit Hole, is about Tom, a young boy with a very loving mom, and jerk, abusive dad. His best friend is a stuffed rabbit, who Tom finds out has come to life to help Tom with the issues in his life. Of course, Tom is thrilled, until things turn for the worst down a sinister path. This short is the favorite of most reviewers. It's much darker than one might think at first, certainly a very interesting story, and was fleshed out very well by the author.
I would be hard pressed to pick a favorite of the three; all offer so much for being short stories, and from such different perspectives. The author did a wonderful job separating each story, making it truly its own, not comparable to the rest. Cargill has a little darkness about his writing, a quirky humor, that I quite enjoy. This collection of shorts has good reviews and ratings for a reason - it's well written and very entertaining. If you're looking for something that's a little bit different than the norm, I'd say this book is for you.
**My review copied from my blog, CrazyLadywithaPen.blogspot.com
(reviewed 54 days after purchase)
Review by:
on April 29, 2012 :
Title: Shades of Grey
Author: Michael Cargill
Rating: 4/5
Summary: This is a collection of three stories where each of the main characters have one thing in common – the desire to survive. John is not very nice. James is a soldier for the British in WWII. Tom possesses a terrible secret.
Shades of Grey: British operative John, nicknamed many things, but one of them is "John the Baptist" has been abducted and is being tortured. This story is crude and tormenting, but it is fantastic and it leaves you with that dirty and dingy feeling of being in the mind of someone truly twisted.
There and Back Again: This story is about James, a soldier during World War Two. It is action packed and filled with the savagery of war and the bonds that can form from those extreme circumstances.
Down the Rabbit Hole: Tom, a young boy who is abused, soon finds that his stuffed rabbit is actually a help with his problems. Child's toy soon comes to life and begins to aid him with his problems, however things eventually turn sinister and Tom's happiness soon shatters.
This collection of stories, though short, is filled with action and adventure with a dash of strange. I am not normally a fan of something so crude as the first story, but it was something that was well written and I do enjoy like it. The best story of the three in my opinion is the third story. All in all, a fantastic book and I truly did enjoy it. I thank Michael Cargill for giving me the opportunity to read his book in exchange for this unbiased and honest review. It was a pleasure.
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(reviewed 9 days after purchase)
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on April 23, 2012 :
The writing of these three stories was astonishing and I was moved by the depth and the realism I felt as I read each one of them. Each of them was unique in their storyline but the characters each came out a different person in the end. A better person? Well, that all depends on your own perspective. To tackle a variety of different storylines inside one book was a nice change and I commend the author. The author did an excellent job in the details of each story, giving the readers just enough information about the characters and their surroundings, that I didn't feel overloaded with the sights, sounds or unnecessary information. I can't say which story was my favorite as I think a couple of them I'll remember for a while. The story Shades of Gray has so many little symbols of things that come to mind when I recall the story. While the hostage is tied to a chair, the thoughts that go through his head are so random that they are funny yet so predictable, I think. In There and Back Again, I was transported to WWII and lived it, at least a small part of it through the eyes of a young and brave soldier. Finally in Down the Rabbit Hole, I met Tom and Borger. I thought this story had a lot of twists to it. It also made me think of everyone's evil side and I love the way the story ended.
(reviewed 2 days after purchase)
Review by:
Jenny Franklin
on April 22, 2012 :
I enjoyed Shades of Grey By Michael Cargill. It is 3 short stories all are dark and a little unique. The three stories were all really well written and it was worth the read. I am a little disapointed that you never found out why John was being held captive in the first story. The second story was a good military read, it reminded me of the stories my grandfather used to tell me about when he went to war. I personally liked the third story best, Down the Rabbit Hole. I liked the direction the story went and it reminded me of some other stories about evil dolls etc.
(reviewed 2 days after purchase)
Review by:
on April 21, 2012 :
Shades of Grey is a collection of three short stories, each dark and unique.
The first story in the collection, Shades of Grey, is told from the perspective of John, a UK government agent. The story takes place in John's mind as he is tied to a chair, and we get to see where his thoughts take him as he waits to be questioned by an unknown captor. The author did an excellent job getting into his character's mind, and I found myself really liking John. The humor sprinkle throughout the story was great and had me laughing out loud a in a few places.
There and Back Again is the story of James, a young man in the British Army during WWII. The story was well written and very detailed. I loved the emotion the author was able to evoke through this short story.
Down the Rabbit Hole, the third story, was by far my favorite. Tom is a young boy with a loving mother, an abusive father, and a dark secret. This story was much darker than the first two, and I loved the way it was played out.
(reviewed 41 days after purchase)
Review by:
Mugerwa Dickson
on April 05, 2012 :
(no rating)
Well,all i have to say,if you read the first paragraph, you are enticed to read the second and then third and on and on. It just leaves you in suspense wanting to know more and more.. A great war story for all readers!!
(reviewed the day of purchase)
Review by:
laura thomas
on March 30, 2012 :
Michael Cargill, with Shades of Grey, gives you three very different tales.
What you get are well written, engrossing tales that deal with torture, the horrors of the battlefield, and physical abuse, which draw out a subjective response.
Be prepared for some dark, thought provoking reading as this book is not your typical collection of scary stories.
(reviewed 36 days after purchase)
Review by:
Heather Boustead
on March 29, 2012 :
Shades of Grey: British operative John, or "John the Baptist", has been abducted and is being tortured; this is a crude and tormenting short story that delves into the psyche of the tortured mind.
There and Back Again: An Action packed story of James a soldier during World War Two, showing the savagery of war and the bonds that form under such extreme circumstances.
Down the Rabbit Hole: An abused young boy, Tom, finds that his best friend, a stuffed rabbit, has actually come to life to help him with his problems. Tom is ecstatic until things become sinister.
This collection of short stories is about one hundred pages of action, adventure, and even a taste of the somewhat strange. I personally wasn't a fan of the first short story only because it tended to bounce around too much for my liking and was a bit too crude for me, but in my opinion Michael Cargill managed to pull it off with the last two stories, even saving the best for last. There were only a couple of things I could see that needed revising other than that well worth the read.
(reviewed 10 days after purchase)
Review by:
JR Barker
on March 24, 2012 :
I have to say it took me a longer to get around to reading this than I would have liked, but it was well worth the wait.
It's not often I will sit a read a book in one go. I couldn't even put it down between stories. There are three of them.
This book is not for the faint hearted. The tales are disturbing, dark and absolutely gripping. The stories suck you in, spin you around in a deliciously dark world and spit you out before you know what's happened.
Michael really makes use of all five senses, which makes each story more three dimensional.
Each story is gritty and enthralling in a different way. All three are completely different from each other and it does credit to the authors versatility.
I hope he does write a novel as I would love to read it.
(reviewed 27 days after purchase)
Review by:
JR Barker
on March 24, 2012 :
I have to say it took me a longer to get around to reading this than I would have liked, but it was well worth the wait.
It's not often I will sit a read a book in one go. I couldn't even put it down between stories. There are three of them.
This book is not for the faint hearted. The tales are disturbing, dark and absolutely gripping. The stories suck you in, spin you around in a deliciously dark world and spit you out before you know what's happened.
Michael really makes use of all five senses, which makes each story more three dimensional.
Each story is gritty and enthralling in a different way. All three are completely different from each other and it does credit to the authors versatility.
I hope he does write a novel as I would love to read it.
(reviewed 27 days after purchase)
Review by:
Sibel Hodge
on March 09, 2012 :
Fans of military stories will enjoy the first two in this collection. My personal preference was the third one, which reminded me of a Stephen King genre. They were all well-written and interesting, but I would've liked to have know why John was being held captive in the first story as that was never really explained.
(reviewed 2 days after purchase)


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The community action agency for the counties of Atlantic and Cape May New Jersey is the Atlantic Human Resources, Inc. This non-profit organization is focused on addressing the needs of the poor, low income, seniors, and less fortunate in the community.
Each and every service they provide will have a formal application process in place. Also, resources are limited and they depend heavily on government grants and donations from the public. The organization can help people with their housing needs, provide educational services to children (such as Head Start), distribute food and energy bill assistance. Other assistance may also be offered to those that qualify.
Heating and utility bill assistance is available as part of the LIHEAP or Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. This focuses on paying winter heating costs and can help qualified households pay their electric, gas, and heating costs during the cold winter months.
Atlantic County families may also benefit from Low-Income Energy Conservation Programs, including weatherization. It will install, for free, energy conservation materials such as insulation in the homes of those New Jersey families that qualify.
The state of New Jersey Universal Service Fund is for struggling, unemployed, and low income families. It gives them access to funding to help them with the cost of paying for their home heating bills. Cape May families and individuals that qualify will receive help in the form of a credit that will be used towards electric and natural gas bills.
The Atlantic Human Resources, Inc. is a HUD certified Housing Counseling Agency. So the services for rent, mortgage, and housing issues is extensive. Much if it is funded by an annual government grant.
When possible, the non-profit will pay for a full range of services. Staff offer advice and assistance to consumers in an effort to help them in improving their overall housing conditions. It is offered for people that own their home or rent as well and it assists with multiple needs.
Specialists can provide free information, advice, case management and ongoing assistance to address housing needs of income qualified clients on a wide range of issues. Under the highest demand is the requests for financial aid for rental delinquency and mortgage default assistance.
Other services from the non-profit include information for first time homebuyers, risk loss mitigation, homebuyer education, pre-occupancy, the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage Program, improvement and rehabilitation, and also displacement and relocation and pre-foreclosure sales in the Atlantic County region. The housing services are available at 1 S. New York Avenue, Ste. 303, Atlantic City, NJ 08401, call (609)348-4131.
Short term rental subsidies may be distributed from the agencies Housing Assistance Program. Low income and struggling customers who are found to be income eligible and are behind on their rent will receive temporary subsidies. As funding allows, they will be assisted for up to one year of time. Call 609- 343-7380.
Outreach and General Community Programming will coordinate emergency assistance and human services for working poor and low-income residents of the Atlantic City region and Cape May Counties. There are several sites located in the county. What may be offered includes intake, outreach, counseling, referral and follow-up, transportation neighborhood coordination, youth services, child day care, summer day camps, employment assistance and volunteer projects. Atlantic Human Resources will also work with other charities and non-profits such as Cape Human Resources, Inc.
Free tax help is available to individuals who are age 60 or older from VITA, or the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program. The low income, seniors, and poor can get free tax advice and help. Most of the aid is for those individuals who are age 60 or older.
VITA can provide technical assistance from IRS trained and certifies volunteers. They will provide free tax assistance and counseling to elderly individuals. This is done in an effort to help them in the preparation of their federal government and state of New Jersey income tax returns. Funds and grants from the federal government are used to reimburse the IRS trained volunteers for most of their out-of-pocket expenses including meals, transportation and other expenses that may be incurred by them in providing tax counseling assistance. There are locations open across the county that are hopefully convenient to the taxpayers.
Day Care Pre-School is a form of Childcare. The community action agency program provides several services to children from qualified families that range in ages from 2 to 5 years. Those children from the community that enroll will be able to receive benefits and include social, emotional, physical and intellectual growth. Atlantic Human Resources also coordinates a life skills program for parents and gives them social services. Priority is for abused/neglected children. There may than likely will be costs due from the family, and those fees are based upon the applicants income and also their total family size.
Atlantic Human Resources also coordinates assistance as part of the Child and Adult Food Program. The agency partners with senior centers and day care sites in Cape May to serve breakfast, lunch and p.m. snack to the children enrolled in the Child Day Care and Head Start classes.
Education and additional child care services are administered as part of the Early Head Start Program as well as Head Start, which is for older children. These resources serve as an infant, prenatal, toddler, and family development program for qualified children and their families.
Head Start may offer children support that builds on family strengths and responds to individual family needs. It also provides comprehensive yet intensive child development and family support services. Early Head Start is for pregnant women, infants, and toddlers up to 36 months. They also need to have an income lower than certain federal government approved guidelines. There is some assistance also available for disabled children.
Federal government funds are used to pay for the Head Start program. The goal is to help Cape May County children grow socially, mentally, emotionally and physically. Children from qualified low income families will also receive free dental and medical dental care, they will be given healthy meals and snack and enjoy playing. In addition to that, the Head Start Program provides assistance to meet the special needs of children with disabilities.
Early Childhood Education emphasizes cognitive, social, emotional and physical development of the child. It can meet each child's individual needs. Also, Cape May County families will receive nutritionally balanced meals such as breakfast, lunch and an afternoon snack.
Health services are coordinated too. As part of Head Start, children receive complete medical and dental examinations including hearing and visual screenings. In addition, follow-up of immunizations and medical problems identified through screenings is also provided. Mental health services are also arranged by Atlantic Human Resources as part of Head Start.
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About two hours later, a man with a similar description committed another robbery at a Clark gas station in Mokena. A surveillance camera at that gas station took pictures of a man, again wearing a tan coat but also a grey sweatshirt with the number three printed on it. He also wore work gloves
Then, at 12:15 Thursday afternoon, a third robbery was committed at a Citizens Bank in Palos Heights. The bank's surveillance camera captured images with a similar-looking man wearing a ski mask.
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"This [is] a chance to reinvent Maryland Art Place," says Jack Rasmussen, the new executive director of the private non-profit contemporary arts organization. "All of these organizations are having tough times and times are changing. Most of my work has been done with alternative art spaces that have to redefine themselves as they're going along if they're going to remain viable."
Mr. Rasmussen ought to know how to do it. At 42, he comes to MAP with an impressive history in the visual arts. Trained as an artist, he is also an art scholar and a curator with a background as a fund-raiser and administrator.
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Rachel Rue is having a bad day, one that can't be fixed with tequila or chocolate, even the good kind. What started as the day the biggest story of her career was set to air ended with her world in shambles. Rachel is a hard-driving news producer, after all, and her job is her life. And that life is over.
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I personally like to play Kayle as a top lane solo. You can also jungle with this build but first you would need to change the summoners spells. I perfer Exhaust/Smite for jungling.
For runes, I go with Attack Speed marks, health/lvl seals, cooldown glyphs, and movement speed quints.
The attack speeds helps you with early game harass/laning, the movement speed is because kayle is SLOW without them.
For masteries, I like to go with a full offensive tree. This is mainly because Kayle is more of a hybrid Champion. Having these masteries really help her early game as well as making her pretty OP late game.
For Items I like to buy in this order for laning:
boots, x2 health pots, 1 mana pot
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armor, x5 health pots
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – The United Arab Emirates has recalled its ambassador to Sweden to protest comments made by Swedish Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom criticizing neighboring Saudi Arabia.
The official UAE news agency, WAM, says Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash also summoned Sweden's Ambassador to the UAE Jan Thesleff on Wednesday and handed him a formal letter condemning the "abusive remarks" made about Saudi Arabia and its judicial system.
Wallstrom had strongly criticized the women's rights situation in Saudi Arabia and the flogging in January of a Saudi blogger convicted of insulting Islam.
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When Victor first asked my son Gary and me to start leading VENT's Grand California tour, we were faced with a great dilemma. Many of our state's 580 (Western Birds, Vol. 25, No. 1, 1994) accepted species (634 now) are seasonal visitors and the specialty resident birds are scattered everywhere. The two endemics at that time were California Condor and Yellow-billed Magpie, so the trip had to include both of their ranges. However, when the few remaining California Condors were trapped f... Read More


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I love 1st Birthday Cake Smashes – they are tons of fun! It's the one time that you don't have to fight with a toddler to eat, right?
This little guy dug into that cake and ate the whole thing, so cute!
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Some of my favorite images are the ones showing the little creatures - like these of Tenebrionid beetles from the Namib desert.
They have adapted in ingenious ways to the challenges of desert life. To drink they climb to the ridge of the highest dunes and stretch their little bodies into the misty morning air. Dew collects on their wings, equiped with hydrophilic bumps just for this purpose, and after some time and with the help of the wind minute drops of life giving water glide down into the mouth parts of the beetle.
It is an almost surealistic sight seeing these bright blue, white or black beetles race over dunes in the heat of the day despite harsh coastal winds and wirls of sand.
|Courtship Race, blue tenebrionid beetle, Sossusvlei, Namibia
|Against The Wind, blue tenebrionid beetle, Soussvlei, Namibia
|Chased By The Shadow, blue tenebrionid beetle, Sossusvlei, Namibia
|Adapting, white tenbrionid beetle, Skeleton Coast, Namibia


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Braidy Industries announces $1.3B for new aluminum plant in Greenup County
UPDATED WURTLAND — Braidy Industries will invest $1.3 billion in a new Greenup County facility that its chief executive officer says will create high-quality, low-cost aluminum and employ hundreds in northeastern Kentucky.
State and company officials announced the endeavor Wednesday, saying the 2.5 million square foot plant will make aluminum products for auto and aerospace manufacturers as well as the U.S. Department of Defense.
Braidy Industries CEO Craig Bouchard said the Delaware-based company will employ 550 workers with average pay of about $70,000 per year at the new facility, which will be built in South Shore and ultimately produce an estimated 20 percent of sheet aluminum for carmakers.
The small town on the Ohio River beat 24 other prospective locations for the plant, and he hopes construction will begin in the first few months of 2018, with about 1,000 workers needed in the building phase. The facility is expected to produce more than 300,000 tons of aluminum per year, and Gov. Matt Bevin said that number could climb as high as 500,000 tons annually.
Bouchard credited the General Assembly's passage of a right-to-work bill, House Bill 1, during this year's legislative session and said prospective locations in Kentucky would not have made the cut without the new law.
"If Kentucky was not a right-to-work state, you wouldn't have gotten on the list because it's so important to us," he said.
Braidy Industries also received a boost from an 11th-hour bill approving up to $15 million in economic incentives for the company, whose identity was not disclosed at the time because Braidy Industries was still deciding between Kentucky and another state.
"That was magnificent," Bouchard said. "That really made a difference for us."
Before Wednesday's news conference, the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority approved up to $10 million in incentives for the project over a period of 15 years.
Bevin, among officials who welcomed the company to Greenup County on Wednesday, said the incentives weren't necessary to lure Braidy Industries to Kentucky, but he said he wanted to show that the state would put "skin in the game" for the project.
"If in fact they reach their goals, then you're going to see that $15 million investment — which again is not money they get to keep; it's money the state has invested alongside them in this deal — will be worth as much as $250 million," the governor told reporters after the press conference. "That's not hypothetical. That is a distinct possibility."
He credited Senate President Robert Stivers, R-Manchester, and House Speaker Jeff Hoover, R-Jamestown, for their leadership in getting the economic development package through the legislature in its closing days this year.
During Wednesday's news conference, Bevin predicted that Braidy Industries' move to Greenup County would create "a ripple effect" in the region and state, and he said the company's decision might "the most singularly transformative economic development decision that has ever been made in the Commonwealth of Kentucky."
"There is not enough supply to keep up with the demand that is being asked of this industry in America," Bevin said. "As we move more and more toward automobiles, and of course aviation has always been there, but we continue to look for stronger, lighter materials, these are the very things that are going to be supplied out of this region."
Bouchard said the area's proximity to potential customers and its background in steel manufacturing helped make it an attractive location, as did recent layoffs at AK Steel in nearby Ashland last year. He said the company is working with the community college system to help train prospective employees, who will start as interns and need to maintain a B average and "a good work ethic."
"Are they ready? No," Bouchard told press. "Will they be ready? Yeah. We've got two years to make them ready."
House Minority Floor Leader Rocky Adkins, D-Sandy Hook, attended Wednesday's announcement and said the new facility will be a "tremendous" addition to a struggling region.
But he downplayed Bouchard's comments regarding the state's right-to-work law, which passed on a 58-39 vote that saw some Republicans joining Democrats in opposition, including Reps. Danny Bentley, R-Russell, and Jill York, R-Grayson, who represent districts in northeastern Kentucky.
"I heard what the CEO said, but I also heard what he followed it up with quickly," Adkins told Spectrum News. "He followed it up after he said that and said I love this community. This community reminds me of when I was a kid where I grew up. This community seemed to be home to me.
"The location of the site, it has river, it has rail, and I think the deciding factor that he followed up with very quickly was that the quality of workforce that he knows is here. The steelworkers that have been laid off. The kind of workforce that he has to have to make that quality product that he's going to make in this plant that he's getting ready to construct here."
Bouchard, however, said right-to-work, in which unions are barred from collecting fees from non-members, was imperative to give his company flexibility with its future employees.
"You want a workforce that may get to go home early on Thursday afternoon because they're working all of Sunday because Ford Motor asked us to, and if you've ever done something like that, throw all those work rules out," he told reporters.
"We're a team, we're going to work together, we're going to produce great stuff together, and everybody's going to benefit, and labor unions are somewhat restrictive when it comes to such things, so right-to-work matters."
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The Oracle Report, Monday, May 2, 2016
Behind the massive vaccine scandal in China, by Jon Rappoport . . . The scandal winds up in the US, and Laura Walker refers to it in her post this morning.
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From a reader: This is very important and disturbing, yet getting very little to no coverage – yesterday on the holiest Christian Orthodox holiday – Easter, FOUR orthodox churches burned in huge flames (at least 2 of them burned to the ground). The Serbian Orthodox Church in New York City, the Macedonian Orthodox Church in Sydney, The Greek Orthodox Church in Melbourne, and a Russian Orthodox Monastery in Russia. Please share. Here are the links:
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Unusual Forecasts ~ Interview with Jim Willie . . . In this two-hour interview, in discission Jim covers many of the events I simply can't cover on my blog. It is suggested that the second video is of more general interest.
China unplugs Apple and Disney
Brexit fantasy crushed…it took Obama to break the news
. . . It was the Vote Leavers' worst nightmare. For years – no, decades – the anti-EU camp has suggested that Britain's natural habitat is not among its continental neighbours but in "the Anglosphere", that solar system of English-speaking planets which revolves around the United States. Break free from Brussels and we could embrace our kindred spirits in Sydney, Toronto and especially New York, Washington and Los Angeles. The Brexit camp has long been like the man who dreams of leaving his wife for another woman, one who really understands him.
Obama is that other woman. And today he told the outers their fantasies were no more than that. First in print and then, more explicitly, in person he spelled out that America has no intention of forming some new, closer relationship with a Brexited Britain. On the contrary, a post-EU Britain would be at "the back of the queue" if it sought to agree its own, new trade treaty with the US.
Free Syrian Army rejects truce, embraces terrorism
Top US Military Commander: Our Troops Fighting and Dying in Iraq
NATO Wants to Put German Troops on Russian Border
PressTV-Afghans blast US claim of no war crime
The survivors of a fatal US airstrike on a hospital have called for those responsible to stand trial, dismissing Pentagon's recent probe that the bombardment did not amount to a war crime.
"This report is an absolute insult to the victims of MSF hospital in Kunduz," said Esmatullah Esmat, who works as a doctor for the charity Doctors Without Borders, also known by its French acronym MSF.
Panama Papers – Sheep-Dipped CIA Dirty Ops, by F, William Engdahl
6 EU member countries ask Brussels for 2-year internal border control – report
TTIP risks to health & environment, 'US pressure on EU' revealed in secret docs leaked by Greenpeace
2 yrs after Odessa killings: Bomb scare, fire at will order, EU still calling for transparent probe
Chaos at Brussels Zaventem airport as security tightens following deadly attacks (PHOTOS)
Gestating on U.S. research farms: Human-animal chimera
Massive sandstorm sweeps through China's Xinjiang, Qinghai
Hyenas attack starving women in Somaliland as drought hits
Pentagon reporter says US Special Forces arrived in southern Yemen
6.1 magnitude earthquake strikes western Indonesia
Continuing violence: 3 bombings in and around Baghdad kill 14, injure dozens
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Strong Leaders Do Talk to Their Constituents, by Deena Stryker
Is the US a Carefully Constructed "Mock-Up?" by Janet C. Phalen
TPP, TTIP: Obama's secret trade deals vs. Trump and Bernie, by Jon Rappoport, May 2, 2016
Zerohedge: Is This The Ultimate Act Of A Frantic Establishment Willing To Do Anything To Stop Trump?
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Balmain Vs River IslandBeyonce was spotted in this sequined Balmain dress from their S/W 2009 Collection at the 2009 BET Awards, was it just me or did it remind you a bit of a The Little Mermaid ( I think its the combination of colours and sequins) Anyway, you can get a similar look from River Island's sequined bodycon dress , capturing Beyonce's same Little Mermaid inspired aesthetic for just £34.99.
Christian Louboutin Vs Primark
Who would of thought that Primark would be the next best solution for those Louboutin's you just couldn't get your hands on. Primarks tassel peeptoe platform, £21 are a dead ringer for Christian Louboutin's deva sandals ,£570 (minus the red sole of course but a bottle of red nail polish can sort that out in no time, lol). And think of all the goodies you could get from Primark for the price of that one pair of Louboutins.
Alexander Wang vs River Island
Alexander Wang's A/W 08 tweed blazer gives a much welcomed twist to what has become a new modern classic. River Island's tweed boyfriend blazer with its double breasted detailing, and rolled cuffs give the perfect mix of designer and vintage.
Balmain vs Jeffery Campbell vs Primark
This is one of those rare cases where I think the knockoff is actually better looking than the original, I was never a fan of the Blamain sandals, they just looked really cheap, especially when considering their $1600 pricetags. The knockoffs from Steve Madden, Zara ,Bebe and Aldo where a little better but still not worth the pricetag, and then came along the Jeffery Campbell "Mels", the studs and the rinestones were less shiny and flashy than the previous replicas, making them less tacky looking.
Last, but not least,there was Primark, who have given the Balmain sandals a glam-rock-grunge makeover, removing the rhinestones (thank God!) and replacing them with gold studs and shredded cut-out detailing and best of all, they're only £21.
YSL vs Primark
Last, but not least,there was Primark, who have given the Balmain sandals a glam-rock-grunge makeover, removing the rhinestones (thank God!) and replacing them with gold studs and shredded cut-out detailing and best of all, they're only £21.
YSL vs Primark
The YSL Tribute platform sandal are another one of those modern classics and have been seen on almost every celeb in every colourway. Yet Primark, have managed to make their own £19 version, which are every bit as desirable as the originals and with the added studded detailing, they are even more on trend than the YSLs themselves.


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Joan Miró rejected the constraints of traditional painting, creating works "conceived with fire in the soul but executed with clinical coolness," as he once said. Widely considered one of the leading Surrealists, though never officially part of the group, Miró pioneered a wandering linear style of Automatism—a method of "random" drawing that attempted to express the inner workings of the human psyche. Miró used color and form in a symbolic rather than literal manner, his intricate compositions combining abstract elements with recurring motifs like birds, eyes, and the moon. "I try to apply colors like words that shape poems, like notes that shape music," he said. While he prized artistic freedom, Miró revered art history, basing a series of works on the Dutch Baroque interiors of Hendrick Sorgh and Jan Steen. In turn, Miró has inspired many artists—significantly Arshile Gorky, whose bold linear abstractions proved a foundational influence on Abstract Expressionism.
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Download citation file: RIS (Zotero) EndNote BibTex Medlars ProCite RefWorks Reference Manager Mendeley © Copyright Tools Search Book Top Return Clip Autosuggest Results ++ Ventricular arrhythmias occur commonly in clinical practice and range from benign asymptomatic premature ventricular complexes (PVCs) to ventricular fibrillation (VF) resulting in sudden death. The presence of structural heart disease plays a major role in risk stratification; however, it is important to recognize potentially lethal arrhythmias that may occur in structurally normal-appearing hearts. In general, management depends on the associated symptoms, hemodynamic consequences, and associated long-term prognosis. Initial management, risk stratification, and treatment of ventricular arrhythmias pose a significant challenge to clinicians. 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Koto Bizen Tanto (fss-641)
A very nice TANTO signed BIZEN NO KUNI JU FUJIWARA SUKESADA . This sword is finished in a classic Bizen style of smiths and is most likely from the koto/shinto era. There were many smiths working at this time and could be one of the many Sukesada smiths. It is constructed in typical bizen fashion with bizen tang and hira zukiri in shape. This sword should be submitted to Shinsa .The hamon is Sugu-ha with much activity and plenty of nie with nioi. The hada is a mokume/itame mix.
It comes mounted in a beautiful shirasaya with a silver habaki. A brilliant example of a Bizen sword with an abundance of hataraki.
The sword is very attractive and retains the original Bizen shape and is ubu with one hole.
A very nice koto tanto with no and extremely healthy for a koto period piece.
- Mei: Bizen no kuni ju osafune sukesada
- Date: koto 1400's - 1500's
- Nagasa: 11 3/4 inches
- Sori: 3.0 mm
- Width at the ha-machi: 27.8 mm
- Width at the yokote: none
- Thickness at the mune-machi: 5.5 mm
- Construction: hira-zukuri
- Mune: iori
- Nakago: ubu
- Kitae: mokume/itame
- Hamon: suguba
- Boshi: maru
- Condition: good polish
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Email us if your interested in this item and remember to include the order number for this item: fss-641.
This sword has recently passed shinsa. This is the work sheet, the oficial papers will take a few month to be made and sent from Japan. These papers will be forwarded to the new owner when this sword sells.
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