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I didn't hear the siren?
They mean the mythological creature Siren (Nella A) who hypnotized Lola C into an orgasm
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Finally someone got around to the idea of mature female using hypnosis on a younger (scorching hot) female .... I sure hope she remembers the exquiste pleasure when she wakes up .... the sexy Siren should return for an encore .... just the thought of Viv Thomas's storyline got me hard as a rock ....
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For those who don't know, A siren is a sea creature who would lure sailors to their doom by hypnotizing them with their music. Johanna plays as the siren. There's nothing misleading about the title, because in the beginning you hear music, the music of the siren, and that's what the siren used to hypnotize the sleeping girl. The only way it could be misleading is if you had no idea what a siren was.
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once she actually started licking it was the best. just a steady rhythm, never letting go. wish i could have seen her cream on her tongue
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Its not really an orgasm through hypnosis though, is it. Good scene though
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New New Moon 2010 Calendar Image: Jacob's Looking Intense!
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Yes...must haveReplyDelete
How awesome is that?!
I'm thinking any girl would go crazy over that
I know my sister would
Pretty awesome!and btw im 12yrs old anad im going into 8th grade.My bday is Oct 25 a month b4 New Moon comes out.Im going to have a Twlight/New Moon bonefire like the La Push pack does in the the Twilight Saga books.ReplyDelete
I must get one.
With yummy Jacob/Taylor center stage.
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- AnonymousJune 18, 2009 at 8:49 PM
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Yeah this would go perfect on my desk!!ReplyDelete
Love this
- AnonymousJune 18, 2009 at 9:39 PM
why would jacob be in the middle? i am disgustedReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 18, 2009 at 10:17 PM
agree @Anonymous!
I don't like either that Jacob is in the middle.
He ruin the picture!
Edward of cource...!PERFECT!
and Bella looks better than Twilight!Actually,very beautiful!!!
- AnonymousJune 19, 2009 at 12:08 AM
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OMG they lok sooo dam HOT!!!!!
Jake is in the middle beacause he's the one that conforts Bella after Edward leaves her to protect her from Victoria and the Trianlge love between Bella , Jake , and Edward.And i also think Jake is in the middle beacause he comes between Edward and Bella's probs. and bussiness.ReplyDelete
i tink bells should have been in the middle personally but it does look good.ReplyDelete
i agree with anonymous @ 4:39
Jacob is in the middle because he is friggin' hot...and the bulk of the storyline is about him.ReplyDelete
Edward looks thirsty. Yum!
- AnonymousJuly 15, 2009 at 11:45 AM
i wanna anotha close up of TAYLOR!!!!!pleaseReplyDelete
n taylor is perfectly hot in the middle
Edward doesnt leave to protect bella from victoria. :S he leaves because he thinks his presence is putting her in danger.ReplyDelete
FYI new moon comes out 21st not 25th
and taylor lautner isn't that ugly
isnt him being in the middle supposed to resemble him getting in between bella + edwards relationship.
in fact taylor isnt ugly at all :S stop complaining that hes in the middle fgs
- AnonymousSeptember 26, 2009 at 6:42 PM
personaly I liked edward better UNTIL the movies started coming out and taylor lautner played Jacob, NOW i like jacob soooo much better!!! I kinda think bella should be in the middle tho...ReplyDelete


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Credit Union Faces $1M False Accusation Suit
Fort Worth City Credit Union, along with two of its executives, is being sued for at least $1 million by a Texas law enforcement officer who was mistakenly arrested for fraud.
The $141 million FWCCU, along with Ron Fox, president of the single-branch credit union, and Zane Archer, a vice president and network administrator, are accused of negligence against Mike Martinez, a Fort Worth deputy city marshal who filed the lawsuit Feb. 24 in Tarrant County Civil Court.
Martinez was arrested on fraud charges last fall and fired from the Fort Worth Police Department after being accused of withdrawing $500 from a FWCCU savings account that belonged to another police department employee, according to court documents.
Fraud charges were dropped a few weeks later after investigators discovered the incident was due to a clerical error, the documents said.
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Although Martinez was eventually cleared of any wrongdoing and reinstated to his job, he "sustained substantial injuries, including, but not limited to past and future mental anguish, injuries to his name and reputation in the community, expenses incurred for his criminal defense, posting of bond and for expungement, lost wages, and loss of earning capacity," according to the complaint.
He is seeking at least $1 million in damages.
According to the complaint, the credit union, Fox and Archer failed to provide truthful and accurate information during an active police investigation; failed to ensure that information published about Martinez was truthful and accurate; offered false opinions to the police regarding Martinez's guilt or innocence; and, failed to adopt policies, procedures, customs, and practices, such as training staff on how to properly conduct investigative activities, that would have prevented the incident.
FWCCU and Fort Worth attorney Mark Haney, who represents Martinez, declined to comment.
According to court documents, the saga began Oct. 6, 2013, when James Tate, a police department employee and FWCCU member, reported a Sept. 6 unauthorized withdrawal from his savings account.
Tate went to a FWCCU branch, where he was shown a drive-through video allegedly filmed at or about the time of the unauthorized withdrawal, the court documents said.
The video showed a Fort Worth City Marshal's vehicle at the drive through window, but the video quality was not adequate to identify the driver, the complaint said.
Although the time on the video tape was inconsistent with day when $500 was taken out of Tate's account, he was allegedly assured by Archer that the transaction involving the police vehicle was associated with the unauthorized withdrawal, the lawsuit said.
Police later pinpointed that Martinez had been the driver, but they were informed by credit union staff that Martinez had not made any transactions for his own FWCCU accounts on Sept. 6, the court documents said.
Based upon that information, Tate signed an affidavit for fraudulent use or possession of identifying information, a state jail felony offense. The Fort Worth Police Department launched a criminal investigation, according to court documents.
Martinez cooperated in the interview and repeatedly stated that he did not commit the crime, but he was immediately placed on paid administrative leave, the complaint said.
During the investigation, the credit union continued to contend that Martinez had not made any
personal banking transactions that day.
Martinez was arrested Oct. 15 and released after posting $5,000 bond, the court documents said.
As the investigation progressed, detectives learned that the teller who handled the $500 transaction, Paulino Fuentes, had been terminated recently due to job performance issues, the lawsuit said.
Fuentes later confirmed that he had been fired from the FWCCU due to repeated clerical errors, and denied knowing Mike Martinez or conspiring to assist in taking any money from the FWCCU, the court documents said.
During an administrative hearing at the police department on Oct. 22, Martinez produced evidence demonstrating that he had made a deposit of $479.38 into his FWCCU account on Sept. 6 and he identified the source of both checks making up the deposit, the court documents said.
Despite providing evidence he made a transaction, Martinez was immediately terminated and the Fort Worth Star Telegram ran a front page article titled "Fort Worth City Marshall Faces Fraud Charge" with his mug shot, the lawsuit said.
As the investigation continued, Fox allegedly told detectives that he did not think that there was any other explanation for the unauthorized withdrawal other than that Martinez had taken the money, the court documents said.
When asked whether an accident could have been occurred, Fox denied that the account
numbers of Martinez and Tate were similar, and he once again confirmed that Martinez had not made any personal FWCCU transactions on the date in question, the lawsuit said.
Investigators then asked Archer if he could search to determine if a transaction was made for
a specific dollar amount on a specific date, and Archer stated that he could, the complaint said.
Upon request, Archer said he would conduct a search for $479.38 on Sept. 6 and call the investigator back. Instead, a call came from Fox, who said the previous information was not accurate and Martinez had indeed made a $479.38 deposit on Sept. 6, according to the lawsuit.
An Oct. 24 article in the Fort Worth Star Telegram reported that the credit union stated that a different bank customer with a name similar to the victim had withdrawn money, but a clerical error occurred and the funds were taken from the wrong account.


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Q. Do you think that there's the possibility in the future that Coldplay might release a CD compilation of their unreleased studio tracks and demos? Or are these got rid of at the end of each recording session?
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An unreleased studio track would be discarded because it either doesn't "fit" with the album as it takes shape or it's not good enough. If it's the former, there's no reason it wouldn't resurface at a later date. This is one reason it's sad to see the demise of the b-side as many of the great songs appeared that way.


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"I'm waiting to finish with my education and get my degree," she said. "But in two years, I'm going to try out for the WNBA."
Silva, originally from Caracas, Venezuela said the statistics and recognition were important for her to have a chance to fulfill her dream, so she began playing for the National team in Peru, competing for the opportunity to represent her country in the Olympics.
"I'm still doing my speech and communication major, too," Silva said. "I also work out at Russellville High School every day with the boys and the girls high school teams."
Silva said she didn't work out with the Golden Suns because it was too hard to practice with her old teammates and be ineligible to play.
Besides, Silva said her time working with the high school was time well spent.
"Coach [Steve] Wiedower and [Codey] Mann have helped me a lot," she said. "They help me with defenses because that is my basketball weakness. Back home we don't have high school basketball teams. I believe if I had this back home, when I was growing up, I would be right now the best point guard in the WNBA."
Silva was named the Great American Conference (GAC) female athlete of the year after the 2012-13 season for her performance on the court. Silva averaged 15.4 points per game, 5.7 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 5.1 steals per game.
Silva holds the Golden Suns record for steals in a single season with 154 in the 2012-13 season and the record for most steals in a career, 280, which is even more impressive when you consider she only played for Tech for two years.
Silva said playing for Tech was one of the best decisions she has made regarding her basketball career. The level of coaching she received from Golden Suns head basketball coach Dave Wilburs was some of the best of her career.
"He's one of the best coaches I've ever had in my life," she said. "He taught me so much about basketball and he taught me how to be a good point guard and how to be a good leader."
It all began when she was 10 years old, watching her older brother play basketball and playing against him.
"I've played since I was six," she explained. "I grew up playing basketball, but I knew I wanted to really pursue it when I was 10. We didn't have many girls playing basketball, so I always played against the guys. My brother was too good and I wanted to beat him."
Silva said no matter what happened as she pursued her dream to play in the WNBA, she knew that she had her faith to fall back on. According to her, everything she's achieved so far has been because of God.
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Planning a ski honeymoon? Here's where to hit the trails in the good ole United States.By: Mary Lynn Mitcham
If you're the kind of newlyweds who prefer the click of ski boots gripping their bindings to the clink of two margarita glasses on the beach, the mountains may just be your ideal post-nuptial escape. From the West Coast to the East Coast, and in plenty of spots in between, we've rounded up the best places to ski, play and sleep. We've also found scenic gondola rides, terrain parks for snowboarders and tracks for cross-country skiers, among other frosty draws, all of which you can experience during ski season (which typically runs from November through April). Read on for how to put an amorous spin on a fabulous slope-side stay.
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Watch out, you so-called experts! The 4,000 acres of runs around the Squaw Valley USA ski area's six Sierra peaks will put your skills to the test. And while the base-village may have plenty of pricey shops and a healthy dose of of attitude, there's no pretension once you get up on the mountains. Beginner and intermediate skiers will find happiness along the 3.2-mile Mountain Run, Squaw's longest cruiser. Seasoned schussers can test their abilities on bumpy Moseley's Run, or on tricky Siberia Bowl, which might be dubbed "advanced intermediate" but is far more advanced than intermediate.
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Off the slopes: When darkness falls, hop back on the lift and get a moonlit view of the skiing on High Camp and Mountain Run, two trails that stay open until the night owls are ready to hit the hay. Night skiing is free with the purchase of a daytime lift ticket; even if you're not planning to do many more runs, the sight of the mountain itself, blanketed in white snow and inky darkness, is truly worth the ride.
Where to stay: When your legs have had enough, ski down to the 61-room PlumpJack Squaw Valley Inn, located at the base of the mountains. Have a drink at the fireplace bar, and then head to your room to dive into a pile of comfy snow-white down comforters.
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Extremely rare intimate solo show for this legendary American musician, composer, producer and influential figure in New Orleans R&B.
"when I meet someone like Allen Toussaint - that for me is like meeting, you know, someone the equivalent of the Dalai Lama because for me, he influenced the way I played the piano, he's a historical part of rock and roll."
- Elton John on Elvis Costello's Spectacle
Many of Toussaint's songs have become familiar through versions of other musicians including "Working in the Coalmine", "Ride Your Pony", "Fortune Teller", "Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues"), "Southern Nights", "Everything I Do Gonna Be Funky", "I'll Take a Melody", "Get Out of My Life, Woman", and "Mother-in-law"
Allen Toussaint has crossed many paths in his illustrious 30 years plus career in music. He has produced, written for, arranged, had his songs covered by, and performed with music giants The Judds, Paul McCartney, Paul Simon, Elvis Costello, Patti LaBelle, Dr. John, Aaron and Art Neville, Joe Cocker, The (original) Meters, Glen Campbell, The Band, Little Feat, The Rolling Stones, Devo, Ernie K-Doe, Lee Dorsey, Irma Thomas, Etta James, Elvis Costello, Ramsey Lewis, and the countless others. His songs have been featured as theme songs for the televison programs, The Dating Game(Whipped Cream) and Working (Working in the Coalmine). His songs/productions have been featured in numerous films, including but not limited to, Casino, Moulin Rouge, and Maid in Manhattan. He has served as musical director for the Broadway play, High Rollers Social and Pleasure Club and the off Broadway play, Staggerlee, which won the prestigious Outer Circle Critics Award.
Toussaint got his shot as a solo artist with a record for RCA. Two of his earliest tunes, "Java," which became a mega-hit for trumpeter Al Hirt and "Whipped Cream," the Herb Alpert hit, became instrumental standards. Toussaint then went onto team up with Lee Dorsey, who was often backed by the funky rhythm section known as The Meters, turning out a string of hits that included Working in the Coalmine; Holy Cow; Ride Your Pony; Sneaking Sally thru the Alley, Yes We Can and many others. Working in the Coalmine was then recorded by The Judds; Yes We Can became a smash hit by The Pointer Sisters; Sneaking Sally thru the Alley was recorded by both Robert Palmer and Ringo Starr. Toussaint continued to put his mark on the music business with his arrangements on LaBelle's hit, Lady Marmalade, continuing on with Patti through the early stages of her solo career. After establishing himself as one of the greatest songwriters, accredited to him by BMI Music.
Toussaint has been honored with several Grammy nominations including, 1977's song of the year, Southern Night, performed by Glen Campbell;. the Toussaint and Elvis Costello, CD collaberation entitled the River in Reverse, which gives a voice and home to Allen's beloved New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and Toussaint's first solo recorded project in over 20 years, The Bright Mississippi in 2009.
After years of writing, producing, recording, arranging, performing and conducting, Toussaint's music is continuing on. Several of his songs are commercial themes, Yes We Can (Slim Fast) and Working in the Coalmine (WalMart). His productions are continuously sampled, introducing it to an entire new arena of listeners (Louie--ODB and Lady Marmalade (Christinia Augillara, Lil Kim, Missy Elliot). Songs Java and Southern Night have both been credited and cited for over 2 million airings. The truly amazing part is there's more to come...
Toussaint has been awarded many accolades the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; the Grammy Trustee's Awards; the Songwriter's Hall of Fame; the La. Songwriter's Hall of Fame; the Artistic Honoree for the Young Audiences New York Children's Arts Awards and countless others.
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Alfredo García-Pérez, PhD
Administrator & Environmentalist
LaGrange County Health Department
LaGrange, IN 46761-1319
Alfredo holds a bachelor degree in Biology from Universidad Industrial of Santander (Colombia). He received his master's from University of Puerto Rico thanks to a fellowship from the Organization of American States, who selected him from a national wide pool of applicants of his native country of Colombia. After finishing his master, Alfredo returned to Colombia where he was in charge to run the aquaculture/pisciculture extension services program for the government of Department of Santander. Later on, University of Puerto Rico granted him an assistantship to pursue his PhD degree in sciences. Aquaculture production of fish and shrimps was the topic of his dissertation.
During the last 12 years, he has being working as Environmentalist for the LaGrange County Health Department in Indiana. In 2006, Alfredo was promoted to administrator, and he is still in charge of running the county wastewater program. During the last 20 years, he has teach sciences course from A (aquaculture) to Z (zoology) passing by biology, and other environmental and sciences courses. Also, he has being doing applied research in aquaculture, invertebrates, water quality, engineered technology to treat sewage onsite and environmental research projects in Colombia, Puerto Rico and USA. He has almost a dozen of peer review sciences and environmental publications in different worldwide journals.
He discovered and named a new freshwater shrimp species from the Andes Mountains of Colombia: Zootaxa Journal 2061: 61-68, and after he took the environmentalist position in Indiana; over 200 constructed wetlands to treat sewage on site have being installed in LaGrange County: http://lagrangecountyhealth.org/constructedwetlands.
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The Environmental Public Health Leadership Institute fellowship was completely different as I visualized when I decided to apply. However, I consider that the program is an excellent tool to get different leadership approaches to how local government and private entities can improve public health around its communities. Each community is unique and LaGrange County is not different. Amish community makes LaGrange County unique and this also creates a leadership challenge to work with them. Here is where all the lectures, books, meetings and information provided by the EPHLI program are important not only to improve the performance of our leadership skills but to develop and implement projects to solve public health issues of the local communities. Sometimes rules to follow are important but most of the times common sense approaches can provide better long term results.
Personally, I think the EPHLI fellowship is an excellent program to give you for a full year a better knowledge about yourself, your leadership skills and what kind of leader you really are and how high you can put and reach your goals no only professionally but in our daily aspect of life. The MBTI, the skillscope, the change style indicators, systems thinking approach to solve problems, the management courses and the individual development plan in unison with the coach, mentor, faculty, speakers, cohort and team members help me to create a new individual social group which was completely inexistent one year ago. Now as colleagues, the idea is to grow as human network to solve our environmental public health issues to protect the place where we live. Thank you to my "Fantastic Four" team members: Daniel Wilusz, Julianne Price, Kendra Kauppi, and Lee Gary for the good time shared and the feedback provided on my project.


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COURSE: 02-363 Biomimicry and Whole Systems Thinking (3)
Biomimicry is a branch of study which focuses on imitating nature's best ideas as an inspiration to solve problems faced by humans on earth. The course is designed to get students to think ecologically and work with complex whole living systems and apply them to solve human problems. This course is intended to give students the opportunity to explore past, present and future examples of biomimetic solutions and designs to human problems. Prerequisite: 02-243.


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5 Expert Landscaping and Gardening Tips
In February and March, I become desperate to play in the dirt, so I get my fix by starting seeds indoors. There are plenty of practical reasons to sow your own. You can grow unusual and heirloom varieties rarely available at nurseries, and you'll save a lot of cash: At a couple bucks a pop, a packet of 20 to 80 seeds costs less than a single seedling. Ready to dig in? You don't need much in terms of equipment or expertise—especially if you follow these simple steps.
1. Provide a proper home. Seeds want more than plain old garden soil. I use an organic blend of sphagnum peat and perlite ($9.95 for six quarts; gardeners.com). Another option: peat pellets, solid disks that expand with water ($9.99 for 50; amazon.com). Either way, fill up a subdivided plastic tray that fits into a drainage flat (50-cell plug tray, $2.40; seedling flat, $2.08; novoselenterprises.com). And plant two or three seeds in each cell.
2. Study the seed packet. Consider that little envelope your manual. It'll tell you when to start seeds inside—typically, four to eight weeks before final frost (consult almanac.com to check the date for your area). Later, once you're ready to move the plants outside, the packet will provide info on sun requirements, spacing, and more. Note: Pay attention to the expiration date; old seeds are less likely to germinate.
3. Let there be light. Conveniently, most seedlings like the same temperature we do: between 65°F and 72°F. The tricky part? Young plants crave sun—12 to 14 hours a day—during the darkest time of the year. Satisfy that urge with an inexpensive fluorescent shop light ($31; amazon.com). Because seedlings can become spindly and weak struggling to reach light, hang yours four to six inches above the plants. As they grow, raise the lamp by adjusting the chain's links. Though not necessary, you can also regulate soil temperature by placing a heat mat under the tray ($37; 9"W x 19½"L; burpee.com).
4. Ensure that your plants drink responsibly. No shocker, moisture is vital. But if young leaves get wet, it can lead to rot. So use a pitcher with a narrow spout to apply water directly to the peat. One benefit of the plug-tray setup suggested in the first tip: It drains into a reservoir, guarding against overwatering.
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Nobody wants to forget about the game that happened on Saturday, when Toronto wiped the floor with Montreal both on the scoreboard and on the judges scoreboards, but alas, with three quarters of the season left, and three more games against Montreal to boot, the 6-0 drubbing on Hockey Night in Canada will fade away until the summer when"remember when" posts pop up discussing some of the more fun moments of the season.
Traditionally, Philadelphia is a more aggressive rival than the Montreal Canadiens, but given one Maple Leaf had a phone hearing with NHL brass after the events of Saturday, chances are there's a directive for Toronto, whether internal or external, to be on their best behaviour.
Toronto plays the Flyers tonight after sweeping a three-game road trip that took them through two teams in the Southeast division and up the Atlantic coastline to Montreal. The Flyers are 5-6-1 and a beatable team. Not to "giveaway" one of the chief storylines of the game, but Philly will bring Luke Schenn back to Toronto for his first game since the trade…
The Flyers are a plus-possession team through the first 11 games, with excellent goaltending in Ilya Bryzgalov so far, but they can't seem to put the puck in the net. They're 22nd in the league in goal scoring at 2.42 goals per game even with a fairly average powerplay. Part of their problem is that they've been shooting 6.8% as a team at even strength, which is less an indication that they aren't taking quality shots as it is an indication that they've been getting unlucky to start the season.
Philadelphia are an interesting case study and while they're a perpetual playoff team, they're also a leading candidate to run the school of "How to Dismantle a Contender". A year after making the Stanley Cup Finals on the heels of a platooned goaltender duo of Brian Boucher and Michael Leighton, Philly traded two franchise players in Jeff Carter and Mike Richards to create space for Ilya Bryzgalov. Thankfully, two of the assets they got back in the Carter trade—Jakub Voracek and the pick that became Sean Couturier—are two of the teams' top players.
But it's not up front that they've really fallen off. They lost the rest of Chris Pronger's career and failed to replace him. They lost Matt Carle to free agency, and now Luke Schenn, who was eighth on Toronto in average time on ice per game last season, is now third on Philadelphia in 2013. The James van Riemsdyk trade was typical of a Paul Holmgren knee-jerk move, trading a player who had been struggling with percentages for a half season to any general manager offering a defenceman, presumably.
It really is too bad that Paul Holmgren is the only general manager who does bold and outrageous things, like sign players to offer sheets. I want Ryan O'Reilly back in the NHL at some point.
Broadcast Info:
Puck Drop: 7 PM EST
TV: Sportsnet Ontario
By The Numbers:
|Fenwick Close
|5v5 GF/60
|5v5 GA/60
|Team Shooting %
|Team Save %
|Team PDO
Special Teams:
|PP Success
|17.3% (17th)
|15.0% (23rd)
|5v4 GF/60
|6.0 (16th)
|4.9 (22nd)
|5v4 SF/60
|52.0 (9th)
|46.6 (17th)
|PK Success
|77.4% (22nd)
|77.5% (21st)
|4v5 GA/60
|10.1 (27th)
|7.4 (20th)
|4v5 SA/60
|45.5 (15th)
|48.1 (18th)
(Numbers via behindthenet.ca and NHL.com)
Those numbers are going to make their way into the previews now that the sample size is good enough to learn anything from. The Flyers are a better puck-possession team (Fenwick Close) than their record would indicate, but they've had a pretty poor penalty killing performance, so they're a couple games back of .500 earlier in the season.
By contrast, the Maple Leafs are a poor puck-possession team and have made up for their poor special teams by getting timely shooting and are a couple of games above .500 in the early going. Both teams, despite the narrative, are getting good goaltending this season.
So what does Philadelphia's lineup look like? Left Wing Lock tells us something like this:
Claude Giroux – Danny Briere – Wayne Simmonds
Matt Read – Sean Couturier – Mike Knuble
Tye McGinn – Brayden Schenn – Jakub Voracek
Ruslan Fedotenko – Max Talbot – Zac Rinaldo
Brayden Coburn – Bruno Gervais
Luke Schenn – Kimmo Timonen
Kurtis Foster – Nicklas Grossmann
Ilya Bryzgalov
Michael LeightonBrian Boucher
That defence looks very… porous.
By glancing at our pal @theninjagreg's Usage Chart, which updates throughout the season, you can see that Peter Laviolette plays his first and third lines offensively and deploys his second and fourth lines defensively. This isn't surprising—longtime fans of statistical analysis will know how rare of a player Sean Couturier is, and how uniquely a rookie was able to fit into the role of a two-way player last season. Him and Talbot at the middle of the defensive lines give Philly some good matchup options on the road.
The last time these two teams met at the Air Canada Centre, Laviolette was able to get one of the two out against Phil Kessel most of the time, otherwise Ron Wilson was content to let power run on power. If I'm Randy Carlyle, I think I keep those matches. This is a good chance for Mikhail Grabovski to shine. Both first and third lines are good at puck possession but neither one is absurdly dominant offensively, minus a stretch of games where pundits were declaring Claude Giroux to be the best player in the world. I expect Grabovski and Nik Kulemin will see a lot of minutes against that top line.
This will also be a big test for Nazem Kadri's line and could be his first real test against Brayden Schenn, a player picked in the same draft as him, one pick before. Kadri could see a lot of time against Schenn tonight and his line has been playing well—it's been four games since Kadri's line has had a negative scoring chance differential, and Carlyle is beginning to break him in with some less sheltered minutes. Here's a good post from Steve Burtch last year comparing the two.
Laviolette has been splitting the tough minutes somewhat evenly between his top two pairings, leaving Foster and Grossmann with the bulk of offensive zone starts (which isn't much) and somewhat easier competition. Carlyle gets to pick the matches and I don't think Laviolette will sweat too much whether he has Timonen or Coburn out against a particular line. May not matter for Carlyle either, but seeing van Riemsdyk victimize Schenn a couple of times could be funny.
Worth noting though in his defence, Schenn has actually played modestly difficult minutes, with an .856 Corsi Rel QoC so far and a 42.5% offensive zone start rate, indicating he's starting a lot more shifts in the defensive zone against first and second line players. His Corsi On rate is -3.58 per 60 minutes, which shows he's not getting killed too much out there. That said, most Flyers have been better possession players without Schenn on the ice as opposed to when he is, but he's not as bad as he was last season with the Leafs.
It could be a fun game, and given how open the Leafs have played recently, against Carolina, Washington and Montreal, there's a lot of potential for a track meet. Big test for Kadri and good test for Grabovski too. It's also one for James Reimer, who has been excellent, against one of the league's most potent offences in the last few years. Even if they've been cold to start the season, the team is always dangerous. Giroux, Read and Voracek each present a different threat on each of their first three scoring lines, and it's rare to see players of that offensive calibre spread out evenly throughout a lineup.
Game Day Notes
- Reimer deserves most of the credit for the Leafs' solid start (James Mirtle, Globe & Mail)
- Reimer moving in right direction for Leafs (Jonas Siegel, TSN)
- Max Pacioretty gets a tenatus shot after alleged bite (CP via National Post)
- James van Riemsdyk meets Luke Schenn for first time since trade (Michael Traikos, National Post)
- Luke Schenn returns to Toronto (PPP, Pension Plan Puppets)
- Finally, the Schenn has come back to Toronto (Jon Steitzer, Maple Leaf Hot Stove)


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- 1/2 gallon
- 7 pounds beef bones, sawed into 2-inch pieces
- 1 (6-ounce) can tomato paste
- 2 cups chopped onions
- 1 cup chopped celery
- 1 cup chopped carrots
- 2 cups claret wine
- 20 peppercorns
- 5 garlic cloves, peeled
- 5 bay leaves
- 1 teaspoon dried leaf thyme
- 1 1/2 gallons water
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Place the bones on a roasting pan and roast for 1 hour. Remove from the oven and brush with the tomato paste. Lay the vegetables over the bones. Return to the oven and roast for 30 minutes. Place the pan on the stove and deglaze with the wine, scraping the bottom of the pan for browned particles. Put this mixture in a large stock pot. Add the peppercorns, garlic, and herbs. Season with salt. Bring the liquid up to a boil and reduce to a simmer. Cook for 4 hours. Remove from the heat and skim off any fat that has risen to the surface. Strain the liquid and discard the bones.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories30
- Carbohydrates1 g(0%)
- Fat1 g(2%)
- Protein2 g(5%)
- Saturated Fat1 g(3%)
- Sodium73 mg(3%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber0 g(1%)
- Monounsaturated Fat0 g
- Cholesterol7 mg(2%)


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Volunteer finds niche helping at defense league
Published 5:51 pm, Monday, November 19, 2012
Jamie Doyen has many reasons to be grateful this Thanksgiving. But chief among her blessings, she says, is her work with shelter dogs at the Animal Defense League of Texas.
"I love the dogs and it's fulfilling for me to see them grow, learn new things ... blossom," Doyen says. "It gives me confidence in my training skills and confidence in myself."
Now a certified dog trainer, Doyen started volunteering at the ADL as a way of obtaining needed credit for dog-obedience courses.
Though nervous at first, she soon got into her groove. In fact, she liked the shelter so much that she decided to make volunteering a permanent part of her life.
Like others involved in the ADL volunteer program, Doyen's dedicated, and she especially likes helping pets that have been passed by. Her happiest and most emotional moment comes when an animal she has trained gets adopted.
Recently, Jamie has been working with Carmella and Baby, a couple of cuties in need of permanent homes.
Carmella is a 2-year-old pit bull terrier weighing 45 pounds. She's playful, smart and friendly; gets along great with children, has excellent manners and walks well on a leash. Baby is a hound mix - outgoing, intelligent and full of adorable puppy playfulness. Both are current on their vaccinations, carry microchips for identification and have been fixed.
To meet the canines: Visit the Animal Defense League of Texas, 11300 Nacogdoches Road. Call 210-655-1481. To see more adoptable dogs (cats, too) click on www.adltx.org.
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Republican Gov. Sean Parnell is the only candidate tested in a Public Policy Polling survey of the 2014 Senate race released Thursday who does not trail Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska, in a head-to-head trial heat.
Begich, who won election over then-Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, in a close and controversial 2008 race, is relatively popular, with 49 percent of those polled saying they approve of the job he is doing and 39 percent saying they disapprove.
Opinions on Parnell are more mixed, with 46 percent of respondents approving and 44 percent disapproving.
Parnell and Begich each garnered 48 percent in PPP's trial heat testing the two politicians against one another.
Meanwhile, if he runs for reelection next year as governor instead, Parnell appears to be the favorite, leading all prospective challengers PPP tested. The closest hypothetical gubernatorial matchup is with former state Rep. Ethan Berkowitz, D-Anchorage, who trails Parnell with 41 percent of the vote against the governor's 50 percent.
In the Senate race, Begich leads Lt. Gov. Mead Treadwell, who has announced an exploratory committee for a Senate bid, with 47 percent to Treadwell's 39 percent.
Anchorage Mayor Dan Sullivan fares slightly better, marshalling 41 percent support to Begich's 47 percent.
Fairbanks attorney and unsuccessful 2010 candidate Joe Miller has the worst numbers of any Republican tested. PPP found Begich would beat him with 58 percent of the vote to just 30 percent for Miller.
PPP also found that Democratic President Barack Obama, who failed to carry Alaska last year but came the closest any Democrat has to winning the state since 1996, has a negative approval rating in the state, with 52 percent of respondents disapproving to 44 percent who said they approve.
The poll was conducted on Monday and Tuesday and surveyed responses from 1,129 Alaskan voters. It has a margin of error of 2.9 percent for the general election matchups.
Of the candidates tested in the poll, only Begich has indicated he will run for election. Parnell has said any announcement on running for Senate or seeking reelection will wait until after this year's legislative session, while Treadwell has suggested that he may run for governor if Parnell gets into the Senate race.


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With less than six months to go until National Signing Day on the sixth of February in 2013, Oklahoma and defensive tackles coach, Jackie Shipp still do not have a defensive tackle commitment in this class.
That said there are still a number of prospects at the position who are uncommitted and hold Sooner offers including three junior college prospects - Toby Johnson, Marcus Hardison and Quincy Russell.
6-foot-3 and 305 pound, Marquel Combs is yet another JUCO prospect out of Woodland Hills (Calif.) Pierce C.C. that could pick up a Sooner offer soon as well.
"Yes," Combs responded when asked if Oklahoma has been showing any interest. "I talk to coach Shipp a lot. He came and watched me workout this spring and he says he likes what he sees. He's trying to decide if he is going to go the JUCO route."
The four-star prospect is originally from Memphis, Tenn. and has a list of offers that exceeds thirty even though Combs committed in April to Mississippi and head coach, Hugh Freeze.
"It's just the atmosphere, the love I got from the coaching staff, the fans and the players. And just what I believe in what coach Freeze is trying to do at Ole Miss," he explained.
His commitment to the Rebels isn't stopping Combs from taking visits to other programs. Combs is planning on visiting Kansas on September 15 when the Jayhawks face TCU and on December 1 he will be visiting Kansas State when they play Texas.
If he were to receive an OU offer, Combs says he would definitely have to take a visit to Norman as well.
"I would have to come check it out and take a visit and talk to some players," he stated.
Combs has two friends that are current Sooners in former teammate, Kasseim Everett, who played with Combs last season at Pierce. And also Brannon Green, who is a longtime friend of his as well.
The December graduate says that Everett and Green both talk to him about the Sooner program.
"Everything is just the tradition. The atmosphere, the game time atmosphere, the coaching staff and how they expect a lot out of you," he answered.
Being that Combs would be coming from the JUCO ranks it's no surprise that playing time is something he is looking for at the FBS level.
"Playing time and who can help develop me to get to the next level. That is one of my biggest things that I am really trying to work on, that and trying to get a good degree," Combs said.
Last season at Pierce, Combs finished the year with 34-tackles, 10-tackles for loss and three-sacks.


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CARLISLE TOWNSHIP -- Two former Playboy Playmates were arrested for a brawl at a Carlisle Township strip club, according to a Lorain County Sheriff's Office report.
Sisters Vicki and Sarah Satterfield, 28, two of the triplets who appeared in "Playboy" were charged with assault for the fight at the Brass Pole. They were taken to Lorain County jail.
A security video shows Vicki Satterfield, who is listed as a dancer at the bar, started an altercation in the dancer's dressing room with a woman. They threw items at each other. The altercation turned physical between at least six dancers, all of whom were mutual combatants, deputies said.
The Brass Pole manager said Vicki and Sarah Satterfield were escorted to the front of the bar. She attempted to remove Vicki Satterfield from the bar at which time Satterfield became irate and began to throw beer bottles as well as other items at the wall, the video showed.
The manager told deputies she yelled at them to leave, which they did, however Vicki Satterfield re-entered the bar, and pushed and fought with the manager, at which time Sarah Satterfield joined the fight, the report stated. A witness said it took three people including the bouncer to break up the altercation.
Vicki and Sarah Satterfield were observed to be "highly intoxicated" deputies wrote in the report. Vicki Satterfield denied an altercation with the manager and Sarah Satterfield wrote in a statement that the manager jumped them.
When the Satterfields were being booked in the jail, Vicki Satterfield became irate when told she was being arrested for assaulting the manager and cursed at an auxiliary officer, the report said. They were released on bond.
The Satterfields pleaded innocent yesterday in Elyria Municipal Court to assault charges and were ordered to have no contact with the manager. A pretrial is set for Dec. 13.


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Set type according to copy; operate press to print job order; and read proof for errors and clarity of impression, and correct imperfections. Job printers are often found in small establishments where work combines several job skills.
In Oregon, the midpoint of salaries reported for the position (50th percentile) is $35,982. The 75th percentile (the rate below which 75% of salary data falls) is $46,921. The 25th percentile (the rate below which 25% of the data falls) is $27,765.
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The Lost Tribe cometh...
San Diego Comic-Con coverage brought to you by Tonner, Collectibles Insurance, and Big Bad Toy Store.
Last year, NECA took a gamble on action figures based on Predators, Nimród Antal's faithful homage to 1987's sci-fi classic, Predator. While the movie wasn't a blockbuster hit, fans took a strong liking to the new creature designs - the "Super Predators" - and as such, the figure line proved quite popular. The series' success has allowed NECA the freedom to expand the line to include yautja from all three Predator films, including Predator, Predator 2 and Predators.
In addition to receiving an action figure of the true classic Predator (not the "classic" as seen in Predators, there is a subtle difference), fans will be getting an accurate version of Predator 2's "City Hunter," and best of all, every single Predator seen at the end of the second movie: The Lost Tribe. This is the first time all eight unique creature designs have been produced as 7-inch action figures and NECA has gone to great lengths to insure these are as accurate as they can possibly be.
The 7-inch Predator action figure marathon begins this month with the release of Series 3, a wave that wraps up the movie Predator with a masked version of the classic creature, as well as Predators with the addition of the Predator Hound. Fans also get the Elder Predator, the first in what will be numerous Predator 2-only waves to be offered well into Spring, 2012 with the release of the Lost Tribe heavy Series 6.
However, Series 6 doesn't mark the end of Predator figures from NECA. 2012 just so happens to mark the 25th Anniversary for Predator and to celebrate NECA plans on a few more surprises, which MAY include another Quarter Scale Predator, as well as a masked City Hunter in the standard 7-inch scale.
* PREDATOR SERIES 3 - July, 2011
- Masked Classic Predator (Predator)
- Elder Predator (Predator 2)
- Predator Hound (Predators)
* PREDATOR SERIES 4 - October, 2011
- City Hunter (Unmasked, Open Mouth/ Predator 2)
- Lost Tribe - Boar (Predator 2)
- Lost Tribe - Shaman (Predator 2)
* PREDATOR SERIES 5 - January, 2012
- Lost Tribe - Stalker (Masked/ Predator 2)
- Lost Tribe - Guardian "Gort" (Masked/ Predator 2)
- Lost Tribe - Snake (Unmasked/ Predator 2)
* PREDATOR SERIES 6 - Spring, 2012
- Lost Tribe - Warrior (Predator 2)
- Lost Tribe - Scout (Predator 2)
- Lost Tribe - Lost (Predator 2)
A new half-cloaked Berserker predator was on display as well but no details were given at the moment regarding how it may be released.


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New England Patriots' Tom Brady hoists the Vince Lombardi Trophy after he led his team to a 34-28 overtime win, the biggest comeback in Super Bowl history, over the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl 51 on Sunday, Feb. 5, 2017, in Houston. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)
New England Patriots' Kyle Van Noy pauses in the middle of the post-game celebrations. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)
After the game, New England players and fans grabbed copies of the Houston Chronicle declaring them as Super Bowl champions. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
New England Patriots' Trey Flowers celebrates with the Vince Lombardi Trophy. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)
New England Patriots' coach Bill Belichick is lifted up in celebration by one of assistants. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)
New England Patriots' Ryan Allen celebrates moments after the overtime win. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
Fans at a Boston bar celebrate after the New England Patriots defeated the Atlanta Falcons. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)
New England Patriots' Tom Brady, foreground, celebrates with his teammates after winning Super Bowl 51. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick celebrates with his son Brian. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)
New England Patriots' James White celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the second half. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
Brandon Washburn celebrates at a Boston bar. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft raises the the Vince Lombardi Trophy. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)
New England Patriots' Tom Brady is surrounded by his family on the field. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)
A fan carries a New England Patriots flag across the confetti-covered field of Houston's NRG Stadium (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)


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This compilation includes three Jack Reacher novellas and the ultimate fan guide, "Jack Reacher's Rules"....
It's been a while since we first met Lee Child's Jack Reacher in Killing Floor....
Will Robie, a stone-cold hitman, may have just made the first - and last - mistake of his career....
For LAPD homicide cop Harry Bosch, the body in the drainpipe at Mulholland Dam is more than another anonymous statistic....
Before he was considered a CIA superagent, Mitch Rapp was a gifted college athlete without a care in the world. And then tragedy struck....
CIA analyst Jack Ryan is vacationing in London with his wife and young daughter. Suddenly, right before his eyes, a terrorist group launches its deadly attack....
This compilation includes three Jack Reacher novellas and the ultimate fan guide, "Jack Reacher's Rules"....
It's been a while since we first met Lee Child's Jack Reacher in Killing Floor....
Will Robie, a stone-cold hitman, may have just made the first - and last - mistake of his career....
For LAPD homicide cop Harry Bosch, the body in the drainpipe at Mulholland Dam is more than another anonymous statistic....
Before he was considered a CIA superagent, Mitch Rapp was a gifted college athlete without a care in the world. And then tragedy struck....
CIA analyst Jack Ryan is vacationing in London with his wife and young daughter. Suddenly, right before his eyes, a terrorist group launches its deadly attack....
Number-one New York Times best-selling author Lee Child follows the electrifying 61 Hours with his latest Reacher thriller—a story that hits the ground running and then accelerates all the way to a colossal showdown.
There's deadly trouble in the corn country of Nebraska... and Jack Reacher walks right into it. First he falls afoul of the Duncans, a local clan that has terrified an entire county into submission. But it's the unsolved case of a missing child, already decades-old, that Reacher can't let go.
The Duncans want Reacher gone - and it's not just past secrets they're trying to hide. They're awaiting a secret shipment that's already late - and they have the kind of customers no one can afford to annoy. For as dangerous as the Duncans are, they're just the bottom of a criminal food chain stretching halfway around the world.
For Reacher, it would have made much more sense to keep on going, to put some distance between himself and the hard-core trouble that's bearing down on him.
For Reacher, that was also impossible.
Worth Dying For is the kind of explosive novel only Lee Child could write and only Jack Reacher could survive - a heart-racing, no-pause thriller no suspense fan will want to miss.
This is my first Reacher novel and I'm hooked. I like the detail. I like the main character and the supporting cast. I like the plot. Perhaps I wouldn't make a good detective but it took me quite a while to figure out the smuggled cargo. This makes the story that much more interesting. Dick Hill does a fine job narrating although his female voices weren't that convincing.
I haven't READ a novel since I joined audible.com; I read other material (newspapers, journals, manuals, etc.). It is a luxury to have others read stories to you; and so much depends on the author-narrator combination. The Child-Hill team works and I look forward to my next download.
10 of 10 people found this review helpful
If you like Jack Reacher taking care of bad guys, defending women and children and prevailing against seemingly insurmountable odds, you will love the latest installment in the series. The violence is over-the-edge in this one and Reacher's vigilantism pushes the envelope, but Lee Child finally decided to give Reacher fans a large dose of what they long for. Dick Hill did an excellent job with his voice characterizations but I wish the sound editor could equalize the volume of his whispers and screams. Not that I was really in suspense, but we also sort of found out what happened to Reacher at the end of 61 Hours. Thankfully Child didn't feel the need to tease his readers in this one. Nonetheless, I look forward to the next installment.
25 of 27 people found this review helpful
Lee Child left me feeling he was getting rushed and a little stale, especially in his last book, "61 hours". On the one hand, I want an author to feel free to write what he wants, and not listen to the forum of reviewers too much, since much of that feedback will be inhibiting. Among the complaints was a lot of whining about not enough action. Well hey, I was one of the whiners, and maybe he listened just a bit, because... Hurray. This is the take no prisoners Reacher of old; operating for truth and justice, but not by the lawbook.
Some people don't like the wordy essays on random subjects, or the way it takes 4 pages sometimes between the cocking of a fist and the landing of a blow... I love it. I love the observations and the mini lectures.
Lee Child takes his time with this one, slowly building the story and keeping it going to new heights of tension and action. No abrupt ending either, but rather a nice wind-down.
Wildly implausible and illogical at times, but such a great ride I just don't care. Lee Child joins Steven Hunter and John Sanford as one of my favorites in the mystery-thriller genre.
7 of 7 people found this review helpful
Child works another great tale. I particularly enjoy the feeling of all the characters of being trapped and helpless and Reacher's arrival being the catalyst that changes the entire dynamic. It's like the best of stories that take place in a building or ship or some other locale where the characters are trapped together with no way out but to take violent action. It's like Die Hard in the middle of nowhere.
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
Lee Child and Dick Hill are an unbeatable combination. This collaberation is reminiscent of the earlier Reacher books-and I couldn't be happier. And how better to portray that character than to give him a cavalier attitude towards all things permanent. A drifter who hitch-hikes throughout the US carrying maybe some money, a comb and toothbrush.
When he needs a change of clothes, he buys a new set and throws the old set away. (You would know this if you read all the previous Reacher books).
Not a care in the world. No responsibilities. And yet, when he stumbles upon evil doings in strange towns, he cannot just pass on by. Reacher feels compelled to tackle evil and right all wrongs before moving on.
This is the Jack Reacher I have come to love. Wow. Talk about a modern day hero. This is not your average, rich, James Bond character with fancy toys at his feet. Reacher reminds me a bit of John Wayne in those old Westerns where he always rescues the damsel in distress. Only, in this series, Reacher rescues entire communities.
I hope Lee Child never stops writing about Jack Reacher. And, of course, we could never do without Dick Hill's talent and ability to bring such a multi-faceted character to life in a big way. Thanks so much for a fabulous story. I could not put it down. The suspense kept growing right til the end. I listened to it all the way thru. Can't wait until the next book!! P.S. As someone who carries everything she owns when she travels, I spend lots of time trying to imagine making do with just what is in my pocket--never happen!!
27 of 30 people found this review helpful
Lee Child never fails to entertain and Worth Dying For is one more fabulous novel in a line of great novels! You might think The Reacher character would be near the end, however Child has upped the anty one more time. I loved this one from start to finish. Worth Dying For has action from start to finish and has no filler in between. Dick Hill is the master of his craft and never so much as Reacher.
Thank you Mr Child for a wonderful ride and please keep them coming.
Les C. Houston TX
33 of 37 people found this review helpful
This is the action packed adventure ride readers expect from Lee Child and Jack Reacher. It wasn't quite up to 61 Hours, but still a reallly good book and well worth a listen.
17 of 19 people found this review helpful
One thing that seems common with all of the recent Jack Reacher novels is that they take place in rural areas where "anything" goes. He comes in, derives the truth, starts a bunch of confrontations resulting in all the bad guys trying to kill him and he kills all the bad guys in the end. This book is no different. It wasn't as exhilarating as his earlier novels and feels more like a "contract" written novel than anything. Lee Child is no Vince Flynn! The book was enjoyable, but I found myself day dreaming a little during several parts of it which is a sign of "plot filler" for me. I look forward to a future book where Lee really puts his heart and mind into it.
14 of 16 people found this review helpful
Dick Hill is a great reader.
This book is extremely violent and disturbing. Well written- definitely kept me listening very late into the night.
FYI-he never gets to Virginia- that was a big let down and unfair!
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
Lee Child has really grown as a writter from "The Killing Floor" to "Worth Dying For". I have listened to all his current books and Dick Hill is a real winner as a narrator. To me this was Child's best work. I am very much looking forward to "The Affair". I normally listen to my books in the car but Worth Dying For was so good I listened to it in the house as well. You can listent to the Jack Reacher books in any order you want, I did them in order and I like the way Child's builds on the earlier books. Very nice.
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More Mailbags: Midlands (3/4) | Florida (3/1) | Southeast (2/24) | West (2/17)
Is the talent in New Jersey, led by Darius Hamilton and Devin Fuller, as good as it was last year in the Garden State?
Can Pitt rebound quickly from a rough start to the offseason?
Is there an early leader for Stefon Diggs or Eddie Goldman?
These questions and more are addressed by Rivals.com analyst Mike Farrell in this Mid-Atlantic region recruiting mailbag.
Growing talent in the Garden State
Is the talent level in New Jersey as good as it was last year?
- John from Wayne, N.J.
I think it's going to be more talented at the top but maybe not quite as deep as last year. The 2011 class in Jersey was very deep with guys such as Savon Huggins, Anthony Sarao, Miles Shuler, Marquise Wright, Damiere Byrd, Sheldon Royster, Bill Belton, Connor Wujciak, Josue Matias and others. All of those guys ended up in the Rivals250 which is impressive and there might not be as many four stars this year but I think there are more high-end prospects.
Darius Hamilton and Devin Fuller are both absolute studs and guys like Elijah Shumate, Leonte Carroo, Yuri Wright, Quanzell Lambert and others are not that far behind. I think you'll see as many if not more guys in major all-star games and I can say with near certainty that the highest-ranked player in Jersey should be in the national top 30 rather than outside the top 50 like 2011.
Quick recovery?
Can the new coaching staff at Pitt make up for the botched way the firing of Dave Wannstedt went and the hiring and then firing of Mike Haywood a few months back?
- Jonathan from Cleveland, Ohio
I think it's going to take some major work from coach Todd Graham to overcome what happened at the end of last season and the national embarrassment that occurred. First off, I don't think Wannstedt should have been fired, I think Pitt was recruiting very well, had a great staff and were on the cusp of something very special.
High school coaches in Western Pennsylvania were less than thrilled that Wannstedt was fired and the hiring of Haywood and firing him weeks later due to a very public arrest just made things worse. Graham is a good coach, clearly a hard worker on the recruiting trail and he has put together a good staff, but it will be tough.
I think they closed as well as they could have in 2011 but they don't have a ton of momentum heading into 2012 and you can bet everyone will be hitting Western Pa. and their other recruiting areas hard. The Sports Illustrated article regarding player arrests won't help much either, so Pitt really needs to land a stud like Rushel Shell or Deaysean Rippy to make a splash early, although I don't know if either will want to make an early decision.
Promising start for State
Will NC State bounce back from a rough 2010 recruiting year?
- Will from Durham, N.C.
I think they will. Last year was an odd year for the Wolfpack in state, it just seemed like every kid who didn't want to leave the state wanted to go to North Carolina despite the NCAA investigations in Chapel Hill. The year before, in 2010, it was much more balanced and I think 2012 will be as well.
NC State will be able to recruit following a very good season on the field and that's as important as anything. UNC will still be tough to beat in state, especially after all the top draft picks they will have churned out in this April's NFL draft, but this year already appears to be a stronger year for Tom O'Brien and his staff.
The early commitment of Josh Sessoms in state is a nice start because he was really coveted by Virginia Tech and will surely get more offers. NC State is also in very good shape for defensive tackle K'Hadree Hooker who has been on campus many times and for tight end Daniel Beilinson. Kevin Jones is also high on the Wolfpack and they are in play for Todd Gurley, J.J. Patterson, D.J. Reader, Mark Harrell, Nick Davidson and others. It's another strong year in North Carolina but not quite as deep as 2011 so it will be more important for NC State to get off to a good start.
Strongest state?
Which state looks to be the strongest in the Big East/ACC areas?
- Jasper from Greenbelt, Md.
It may not be the strongest because it's too early to tell, but let's at least welcome Pennsylvania back to the party shall we? With no five-star prospects and only two players in the Rivals100, 2011 was a really down year in the Keystone State. I can assure you that this year is much better and, more importantly, deeper in Pa.
Noah Spence and Rushel Shell are both national stud recruits and guys like Deaysean Rippy, Colin Thompson, Chris Muller, J.J. Denman, Nyeem Wartman, Adam Bisnowaty, Greg Garmon, Eugene Lewis and Drew Harris are all drawing big offers. Time will tell which state is the deepest in the Mid-Atlantic area but right now Pennsylvania is looking much, much better and deeper than it was last year.
Looking south?
Any early leaning for Stefon Diggs and Eddie Goldman from Maryland?
- Greg from Frederick, Md.
Each is getting offers so quickly it's hard to tell to be honest. Both Diggs and Goldman said they grew up big Miami fans but have since said that they have so many options right now that they have to consider all of them and can't simply pick their dream school because they grew up a fan.
That being said, I think the Hurricanes will be in it for both of them for quite some time and possibly until the end and it wouldn't surprise me if one of them ended up playing for Al Golden. I think Diggs also likes Florida State and Florida quite a bit and don't count out South Carolina and Clemson (if they offer).
I can tell you one thing; I think Diggs heads south to play his football. Goldman is a bit harder to read, but keep an eye out for Alabama, Auburn, LSU and some other SEC schools in addition to his interest in Miami. I think the SEC is intriguing to him with its defensive tackle tradition and putting a couple of guys like Marcell Dareus and Nick Fairley won't hurt the Tide, Tigers or the rest of the conference as far as reputation.


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Original post made by Senorita, Amador Estates, on Jul 9, 2008
Comments (24)
a resident of Foothill High School
on Jul 9, 2008 at 10:57 pm
I enjoy reading the comments from Cholo. You have to admit s/he has a point on some of the issues! I find the writings entertaining, smart, sometimes offbeat, but always fun to read.
a resident of Bonde Ranch
on Jul 10, 2008 at 1:14 am
I wish we could block comments from individual posters like Cholo. I find her irrelevant.
a resident of Livermore
on Jul 10, 2008 at 10:34 am
WAY COOL...a thread for Cholo...HOORAY! THIS HAS GOT TO BE THE HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE! WHAT AN HONOR! JOY TO ALL...
My advice: Plutonians, embrace diversity, keep paying illegals low wages with no benefits, overeat!
As for the those who think Cholo's comments should be blocked, grow up! Have you ever heard of free speech mes petites?
Miss Pitty Pat and her gang of snipers, LET THE SKY FALL!
a resident of Downtown
on Jul 10, 2008 at 11:25 am
A lot of comments on here are irrelevant, not just Cholo's.
a resident of Birdland
on Jul 10, 2008 at 11:32 am
Cholo got what he wanted! I agree with Senorita...we'll see another post here from Cholo after he returns from Tully's in Pleasanton! Nice Livermore pych out, Cholo, but just like you, people can read between the lines! Now get back to that nice air conditioned mansion in Ruby!
a resident of Livermore
on Jul 10, 2008 at 12:10 pm
There is no between the lines...no billions in my account...I can't even brag about having paid $250K over the asking price for my $41K home in a gated community! I just know that Senorita has pretty eyes! HOORAY!
Is it true that some folks in PTown only have one college degree and others none? My G_D, the sky is falling!
I only beg that you NOT think of Cholo as a Christian! Ugh...and as for porridge greene, go away, far far away, forever!
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Jul 10, 2008 at 4:53 pm
Ah, Cholo got her/he own topic! Though I have also been unclear on the comments made by Cholo, at times I have agreed, I must admit..Free speech, as long we can be sensitive on certain things to those loved ones that sometimes are mentioned here, I think that is the most important thing, how heartbreaking to be a mom, dad, whoever, and to read something negative about your loved one on here, let's just try and keep from doing that....We don't have to hurt people to share our thoughts, ideas and opinions!
a resident of Amador Valley High School
on Jul 10, 2008 at 6:26 pm
Cholo makes us react and interact. America the home of everybody deserves to post. If I don't like what is said from anyone, I just don't reply. We all live in a nice tri-valley. We are lucky.
But remember Cholo you only get 15 minutes of fame, so do something good with it!
a resident of Pleasanton Heights
on Jul 10, 2008 at 9:29 pm
Already many in this thread allow that Cholo may be female. Given the anonymity of these posts, one should extend the possibilities.
The original poster thinks he may be a dot com "ricco nuovo" who lives in Ruby Hills, rather than a legal (or illegal) immigrant from South/Central America living on a disability check. But he/she might also be slavic, an immigrant from Eastern Europe who enjoys jerking our chain! How about an anglo whose ancestors were early settlers of Massachusetts. Or, none of the above.
However, he does leave his fingerprints when he posts. Yes, in my opinion, he is a he. That's my assessment of the nature of his posts. Next, he has a higher level of "learning" than many others in these threads as indicated by the mostly correctness of his spelling and his grammar. (Yes, people, you are being judged by how well you write, spelling and grammar included - not just typos. Many of you flunk! Cholo passes.)
My other guesses are: is at least first generation with immigrant parents since he is empathetic to the universal plight of immigrants in this country. What's true today was true 100 years ago. Immigrants are looked down upon and not generally welcomed. Has "blue collar" roots. This gives him his perspective of Pleasantonians, who really are a snooty bunch.
I think Cholo is really who he seems to be.
a resident of Bridle Creek
on Jul 11, 2008 at 6:51 pm
Pleasantonians are a snooty bunch? You haven't been around much. Try Lafayette, or Greenwich, Connecticut. One of the things I like about Pleasanton is it's lack of a snob factor. It's all relative, but trust me, it gets a lot worse than this.
a resident of Golden Eagle
on Jul 11, 2008 at 7:12 pm
C'mon, Cholo has a (Comment deemed inappropriate by Pleasanton Weekly Online staff). That's all that matters.
a resident of Livermore
on Jul 11, 2008 at 8:01 pm
Hmmmmmmmmmm….dare I respond? OK…maybe a noisy spring here 'n there but a loose screw…NOT!
I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. A beautiful land with a long history of genocide. Jacobo Timerman is my hero and one of the great journalists of our time.
Has it ever occurred to you that I could have been born in Buenos Aires and belong to Haplogroup R1B1, Atlantic Modal Type? Think about it, I may even have genetic matches in Russia, Ukraine, Hungary, Poland and in the Euskal Herria and the Netherlands? Semitic…..perhaps! Family political refugees….yup! Love the defiance of "illegals"…YUP, YUP, YUP!
Attend university…yup! Graduate…yup! Wealthy…NOT.
Wish you were…yup!
Plutonians snooty? Lets just say that you have more than your fair share of importunate romantic oafs!
Languages: Spanish, French, English, Portuguese and modern Basque….yup! Parents spoke Yiddish…wouldn't you like to know?
American Rules!
a resident of Livermore
on Jul 11, 2008 at 8:03 pm
America Rules!
a resident of Amador Estates
on Jul 11, 2008 at 9:14 pm
I think Frank may be right but Cholo likes to jerk people's chains. I just don't know how this guy has so much time on his hands!!! I take offense, Mr. Pitty Pat and your gang of snipers...WE ARE NOT SNOOTY...stomp, stomp!!! Where is Stacy when you need her?
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Jul 11, 2008 at 11:09 pm
What do you need me for, Senorita? You've stirred up the pot yourself quite well.
a resident of Livermore
on Jul 12, 2008 at 10:58 am
Dearest Senorita...(Comment deemed inappropriate by Pleasanton Weekly Online staff)!
Ladies...you have made my day...what a glorious time INDEED...to have my own thread...please put it way at the top of the list again...PLEASE...I beg you.
Oh good, now one of my faves weighs in...HOORAY!
a resident of Pleasanton Heights
on Jul 14, 2008 at 9:50 pm
Don't cry for Cholo, Argentinaaa.....
Buenos Aires...Big Apple!!!
a resident of Amador Estates
on Jul 15, 2008 at 12:05 am
I think Cholo is the wicked alter ego of another poster.
Frank and Cholo both sing alot. Hmmmmm....
a resident of Livermore
on Jul 16, 2008 at 2:24 pm
Today I'll pretend that I'm Frank and that I know all about physics.
a resident of Livermore
on Jul 17, 2008 at 12:30 pm
I'll be on vacation in a few day but I will be monitoring what is being posted! As a favor to Plutonians, I will share my thoughts with everybody because I'm taking my computer with me!
I will be in Donostia (San Sebastian) and then spend 4 days in the UK visiting old family friends.
If you think that I'm a nasty troll, visit the UK. Most Americans think that the Brits are polite...NOT! They will read your beads in a flash and polite is so not about the Brits or the Irish!!!
As for those of you that think that I insult others, that is so not the case. It's just that Plutonians don't like outsiders, especially those with an undesirable differentness. Right? Right!
On the plane, I will announce who the bad posters are in Plutonia, Jasie included. Ugh...so nasty nasty nasty....BUSTED!
a resident of Amador Estates
on Jul 17, 2008 at 9:12 pm
Cholo, You are that that kid in grade school that sometimes you like and sometimes you just want to kick his butt! You are a little full of yourself like the rest of your early retirement engineering folk friends.
a resident of Pleasanton Heights
on Jul 18, 2008 at 9:16 pm
I think you folks have wrongly pegged Cholo as an engineer. In one of these threads he describes himself, the description of which I would call a "fuzzy". The "nerds" are the engineers. The "fuzzies" are the artists. Both are highly intelligent but come at life using different sides of the brain. There are no absolutes, so I can be wrong in my conclusion.
However, as evidence I submit the nature of his posts. Cholo is obnoxious in an intentional and clever manner (usually so, but maybe not always). A true nerd, in a social setting such as these posts of the PW, would be crudely obnoxious all of the time. Their posts would also likely include a lot of mispellings since language is usually not important to them. This is just the way their brains work. (this nerd, yours truly, is excluded --- not "discluded"-- from this description [oops, "discluded" is the subject of another post!]. I try to play out of both sides of the brain.)
a resident of Livermore
on Jul 21, 2008 at 5:13 pm
Seniorita...are you trying to get a date? I'm puddy in your claws!
Yes, I am a painter and a good one at that! I attended the California College of Arts & Crafts in Oakland, CA. Am I as loose as a goose? A few friends think that I'm "out there". Am I dissociated more than half the time? Wouldn't you like to know?
What I like best is to sit quietly and meditate. After long periods of sitting, the room becomes very bright and always the buzz, the blinking lights and kundaclini pops up...ready to play. I don't recall ever having mentioned this to you but Hatha Yoga is my play!
I still paint about 13 hours a day mostly but there are special days when my work is not so cool and I paint for longer periods...exhausting and my blessing. I love to paint! HOORAY!!!
All of the spirits guide my hands and shape my frame! Seniorita, it's a HOOT. As for early retirement, it is wonderful. I'm 66 now, but there is nothing more satisfying that younger folks like you have to keep working so that I have some extra change. Is that cool or what?
a resident of Highland Oaks
on Aug 27, 2008 at 4:08 pm
i don't know why anyone would enlarge the ego of a fool like cholo. an overopinionated moron. this guy has such twisted thoughts on most subjects. beliefs that he and all spanish speakers arte taking over california. that anyone that drinks is an alchoholic, thqt all are wrong, except spanish americans. like the tiger incident saying it's the zoo keepers fault that some punks taunted a tiger. this guy is a moron.
people like cholo are pathetic. why don't you spend your time making a difference to make things better than just parouse the pw to get your kicks.
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