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Elphinstone Road Reserve
5R Elphinstone Road, South Coogee NSW 2034
5R Elphinstone Road, South Coogee NSW 2034
- Litter bin
- Park seat
- Basketball court
- Alcohol prohibited
- Glass prohibited
Elphinstone Reserve is a large open green space reserve with park seating. It is circled by a large footpath and junior bike track and has scattered mature trees for shade. In the front corner of the park is a small, fully fenced tiered space similar to a small amphitheatre, with park bench seating and a small gazebo for shade.

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Dave Gilmour's stunning "Live At Pompeii" concert to be released in a multitude of formats next September 29th
By Joel Barrios, Rock at Night Miami's correspondent
For any fans of prog rock legends Pink Floyd, David Gilmour needs no introduction. Since the departure of the group's original creative force Syd Barrett, Gilmour's voice and distinctive guitar licks were a huge part of the band's sound, right up until their unexpected swansong, The Endless River, Pink Floyd's final album after a 20 years gap from their last studio release The Division Bell.
45 years after Pink Floyd's David Gilmour filmed 'Live At Pompeii' in the legendary Roman Amphitheatre there, Gilmour returned for two spectacular shows in July 2016, part of the year-long tour in support of his No.1 album 'Rattle That Lock'. The performances were the first-ever rock concerts for an audience in the stone Roman amphitheatre, and, for two nights only, the 2,600-strong crowd stood exactly where gladiators would have fought in the first century AD.
'David Gilmour Live At Pompeii' is an audio-visual spectacle, featuring lasers, pyrotechnics and a huge circular screen on which specially-created films complement selected songs, but paramount above all is the astonishing music and stellar performances. The show includes songs from throughout David's career, solo and with Pink Floyd, including 'One Of These Days', the only song that was also performed at the band's 1971 show, and six songs from 'Rattle that Lock', as well as two from 2006's 'On An Island'.
Both concerts also saw very special performances of 'The Great Gig In The Sky' from 'The Dark Side Of The Moon', which David rarely plays as a solo artist. 'Live at Pompeii', available on 2-CD, Blu-ray, 2-DVD or deluxe Blu-ray box on 29 Sept 2017, includes highlights from the concert performances of both shows, filmed in 4k by director Gavin Elder. 'David Gilmour Live At Pompeii' shows an artist at the top of his artistic game, performing incredible material with his world-class band, in a unique setting, on one very special occasion.
'Live At Pompeii''s striking cover was art directed by Gavin Elder under the creative directorship of Polly Samson, with a photograph by Anna Wloch and design by Steve Knee of Blade Design. All the versions of the release include photo booklets, including live and venue shots taken by Polly Samson, Sarah Lee and Anna Wloch. Fans can pre-order any of the several formats by visiting here.
Making the coming of this release even sweeter the fans will also get a one-night-only opportunity to attend theatrical screenings of the guitarist's historic performances. Gilmour's concert movie has been booked to appear at more than 2,000 theaters worldwide on Sept. 13. Theaters are still being added to the Live at Pompeii event, but filmgoers hoping to increase the odds of a local screening are encouraged to "demand it" at the screening's official site — where it's also already possible to pre-order tickets for theaters that have already announced their participation.
David Gilmour 'Live at Pompeii' Set List:
- "Rattle That Lock"
- "Faces of Stone"
- "What Do You Want from Me"
- "The Blue"
- "The Great Gig in the Sky"
- "A Boat Lies Waiting"
- "Wish You Were Here"
- "Money"
- "In Any Tongue"
- "High Hopes"
- "One of These Days"
- "Shine On You Crazy Diamond"
- "Fat Old Sun"
- "Coming Back to Life"
- "On an Island"
- "The Girl in the Yellow Dress"
- "Today"
- "Sorrow"
- "Run Like Hell"
- "Breathe" (reprise)
- "Comfortably Numb"
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Make sure there is an emergency kit located in your vehicle at all times. This kit will include the necessary tools for successfully charging a battery, changing a tire and adding gas to your tank. Also pack a few blankets, some batteries, and a good flashlight.
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Why don't you Google average wait times to receive a medical procedure. There are Canadians that come to the U.S. to get medical care rather than wait over a month to get it done in Canada.
I had cancer and im canadian dumbass i know full well what the wait times are like and its only long if its shit that can wait. Im sorry but im ok with waiting with a non life threatening injury if no one gets turned away from healthcare because they're poor. The only canadians that go to the united states are rich enough that they are willing to spend the money to save a few hours waiting
Except people with life threatening injuries have to wait as well. My father had to go to the ER because the screws in his knee busted making his stitches rip open and my parents waited for hours before finally leaving when they noticed an elderly woman with a head injury and broken leg waiting at least four hours BEFORE my parents arrived.
Brian Sinclair's death was completely preventable, yet he waited 34 HOURS in the ER for treatment that would have taken 30 minutes to an hour at most.
There are pros and cons to Canada's healthcare, and if people want to spend extra money for arguably better treatment and shorter wait lines, I'm personally going to support them any way I can.
Yeah, that happens in the US too though. Literally every single day. Go into any ER in the country at like 9:30 pm and you will see dozens of people with painful injuries waiting hours to see a doctor. People die in the US waiting to see a doctor. The only difference is that it costs them hundreds of thousands of dollars to do so.
I had to wait six months to see an endocrinologist in the US and when I wanted to switch doctors I had to wait another six months to see somebody else, who are these people in the US who don't have wait times?
You know what the Canadian system has that the US system doesn't? Actual in-depth documentation of actual wait times. Here are the 50/90 numbers for my tiny-ass chronically underfunded province. Here they are for a populous and well-funded one. You'll notice that the general trends of those numbers are either flat or downward – which is not the case in the US, from what I can find. You'll also notice that the 30-day benchmark cited in that paper is… not very far at all from most of Ontario's 90s.
(Brian Sinclair's death, by the way? It's a terrible tragedy… but the problem there was not that health care resources are spread too thin. It was racism. They saw a native man and assumed he was homeless and drunk, not in distress. As the study I cited above shows, racism is also a factor in US health care.)
So basically, you're paying a lot more, at both the end-user and governmental levels… but you're not actually getting a lot more.
Finally: You know what else Canada has that the US doesn't? Wait time guarantees that require offering a faster alternative if they're blown.
All those stories of Canadians coming to the US? Yeah, they're basically made up. Even the highly shady right-wing think tank that Fuckface von Clownstick got the story from, trying to make the best possible case for privatization, only found that 1% of Canadian patients received health care abroad. One. percent. And that's not "went to the US for health care," that's "received health care literally anywhere else for any reason, including just happening to be in another country when we got sick or injured."
The actual numbers? Well, this study is old, but… out of a pool of 18 000 respondents, they found twenty who went to the US specifically for care.
Twenty. 0.11%.
They found that this data was consistent with Canadian payment records and US border region hospital data, so… yeah. It basically doesn't happen. And when it does? Frequently that's because there is an issue with the normal procedures in Canada… so the provincial government covers the cost of getting the patient to the US and treating them there.
I'll take that over "you must be this rich to live" any day of the week.
It was also found Canadians who are treated in the States are far morely to be there because they became sick or injured while on vacation or are snow birds rather than they purposefully crossed the border.
'Cause let me tell ya, as someone with a few chronic issues, if my choice is a 20 minute trip to the local hospital in bad traffic, where I'll at least get coping treatment while I wait or an hour trip, plus border wait, to the States? Yeah, I'll go local every time. The whole not having to shell out money thing is nice.
I also live near the second busiest hospital in BC. (Possibly Western Canada) Longest I have EVER waited is two hours.. and that was for a shot of toradol for pain treatment.
Another thing the liars above leave out is the huge number of working people in the US who just… don't go to the doctor when they get injured. Because they know they can't afford either the cost or the time away from work to get treatment and let it do its work. The US is filled with manual laborers -from roofers to bartenders to painters to stockers- with chronic pain conditions, un- or poorly healed injuries. How do they live with it? Every advil/tylenol/aspirin commericial tells you how. The importance of pain-meds to Pharma profits and easy availability of blackmarket opiates suggests an alternate answer.
The US is 300million people largely self-medicating their pain-management because they don't want to lose their jobs, can't afford to see a doctor for it, and don't trust doctors because of previous bad past experiences caused by the private healthcare system. These people are, effectively, stuck in life-long wait-times, yet conservative defenders of our broken system always seem to forget to mention them when the subject of public healthcare arises.
The US healthcare system is horrible and classist. I'd be glad to live in Canada for their healthcare system, because it'd mean ACTUALLY GETTING THE HELP I NEED.
In the US, the poor die all the time because they can't afford healthcare. They die waiting for help that will never come.
In Canada, they may have to wait a few hours, but at least they'll be helped and be able to live.


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There are three parties in factoring. There is the factor that provides receivables financing by buying a client's accounts receivables. There is also the client's customers often referred to as debtors. When a company decides to use factoring as a source of working capital, a common question is who pays if the debtor decides not to pay his or her bill.
This is really a discussion of recourse vs. non-recourse factoring. In recourse factoring, if for any reason the debtor decides not to pay, the factor has recourse or protection against that debtor. In other words, the client (who sold his or her receivables to the factor) has no protection for non-payment. Conversely, non-recourse factoring provides a client protection against non-paying customers. This is, however, more expensive and less prevalent than recourse factoring.
Generally, a factor will look at the client's "paper" or receivables and decide on a case-by-case basis whether providing recourse or non-recourse factoring. The factor will examine the debtors' credit history, not the client's. This is an important distinction and one of the selling points of factoring. A business is judged by its customer's profile, not its own! You could have a less-than-stellar credit history, but if your clients are solid, you may be attractive to a factor.
A factor carefully investigates a potential client's debtors before agreeing to do business.
"A factor typically does not buy non-performing paper," says the Managing Director of Forward Business Credit, a receivable factoring company. "We are very pro-active in maintaining a reasonable degree of certainty that a debtor can pay and is willing to pay before we buy the paper from the client."
With non-recourse factoring, a factor will protect itself with credit insurance if the client's debtors go broke. For example, you are Company A, a client of a factor. Company A has a customer (a debtor) called Company B. Company B is having difficulty and has $500,000 in receivables due to Company A. The factor will protect itself by buying credit insurance that may protect it in case Company B goes insolvent.
Often, a factor promises non-recourse factoring up front to prospective clients, but the situation comes with caveats. First, this arrangement, as noted, is more expensive. Secondly, non-recourse factoring might not be available to all of a client's customers. Company 1 has 100 customers. The factor may determine that only 15 are insurable. The remaining 85 debtors are, therefore, still exposed to Company 1.
In the end, credit insurance is not a recourse for factors to make bad business decisions.
"Credit insurance should not really be used by a factor as a hedge from buying paper it should not buy," Marin observes. "It does not protect a client from returns, disputes or a dubious debtor. Generally, it only protects a client in the case of insolvency."
If you are interested in improving your business' cash flow through receivables financing or factoring, contact Forward Business Credit at (855) 424-2954.


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Quentin Tarantino is an increasingly rare breed in the modern Hollywood landscape. He's a true auteur director who makes the movies that he wants to make and they wind up being financially successful and award-worthy. Yet, somehow, he's never been coaxed by a big studio to direct a franchise entry of any kind. So what franchise might be able to change that? Star Trek, as it turns out, could possibly make Tarantino boldly go where he's never gone before.
TMZ caught up with Quentin Tarantino very briefly recently on his way to catch a flight. When asked if he would actually want to direct a Star Trek movie, he wouldn't totally rule it out. Here's what he had to say about it.
"It'd be worth taking a meeting about."
That isn't all that definitive, but the fact that Quentin Tarantino would take any of his time to even have a meeting about doing a Star Trek movie is noteworthy. Granted, he tossed this answer to TMZ very quickly while walking by their camera as quickly as possible, but he did take a second to consider his answer. This whole idea of Tarantino directing a Star Trek movie only came up because the director was recently asked whether or not he would be interested in doing a Star Wars movie. He revealed that he would be more interested in the world of Gene Roddenberry. Not that he's considering doing either of those things, nor has he actually been approached, but given the choice, he'd prefer Star Trek.
TMZ also pressed Quentin Tarantino about his promise to retire after making two more movies. In response, the director simply held up two fingers, indicating that he is indeed planning to stop directing movies after two more. Considering that it has already been announced that he is going to make a movie that tackles the Manson murders, that means he is only going to make one more movie after that. So if he's ever going to do a franchise movie, like Star Trek, it would have to happen relatively soon. And if he really is going to retire after two more movies, why not do a franchise movie? It's territory that Tarantino has never ventured into and he could go out on something new.
For what it's worth, no director has been officially hired for the in-the-works Star Trek 4, which will reportedly feature Chris Hemsworth return as George Kirk, starring alongside Chris Pine's James Kirk. How exactly that is going to be made possible hasn't been made clear yet, but J.J. Abrams is too busy with Star Wars: Episode IX to figure that out right now. Odds are, Justin Lin will come back following his work on Star Trek Beyond, but maybe Paramount will at least have a meeting with Tarantino about it. But probably not.


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Opening: Friday, 19 October, 18.00
20 October – 30 December 2018
Location: Mezanin, Beans & Dots – Café, 23-25, Street Ion Brezoianu (Palatul Universul), Bucharest/Romania
Artists: Silvia Amancei & Bogdan Armanu (RO), ALB (RO), Lörinc Borsos (HU), Mihai Iepure-Górski (RO), Tatjana Macic (NL), Andrei Nacu (RO), Astrit Ismaili (XK/NL), Kestutis Svirnelis (LT/DE), Johannes Hugo Stoll (DE), Taietzel Ticalos (RO).
Curators: Maximilian Lehner (AT), Adrian Bojenoiu (RO)
We live in a time where personal experiences and social discourses, political and cultural, are constantly sending to the idea of multiplicity. For the theoreticians of contemporary thought, the contemporary is an operative fiction, and to contribute to the present is fundamentally a productive act of imagination or dream, because we attribute to the present a sense of unity that traces the global disjunctive temporality, which we cannot encompass.
If art, at present, is proposed as a synchronizing problem, the necessary condition for being relevant is the presentation of multiple temporalities and contextual problems, overlaid, directed towards the image of a timeless future in which the social equality prevails, the decoding capability of cultural languages acquires objectivity, acquiring freedoms is no longer conditioned by capital, technology or political accumulation.
The curatorial project will engage around the idea that the representation of time or a temporal distance can not be neutral: neither in the sense of remembrance, idealization or condemnation of something of the past nor in the preventive planning of the future.
Even more so: the issue of the past and the temporal scheme in which to represent the other has become a decisive factor in interpersonal, political and economic exchanges. How can we deconstruct these temporalities? How can we learn from the past futures what has already been conceived? What are they now? Is there a connection between these times and temporalities that converge into a contemporary?
In this landscape of global crisis marked by the lack of a common future projection, the artists react answering to the structural and existential changes that affects social life. The project title "Capital's Time Machine", describes the general context in which the artists' work is at stake today.
The works proposed for this project are ways of seeing, interpreting and acting on the realities of the capitalist world. They seek to change the meanings and trajectories of contemporary life, through the poetical and critical interpretation of social and subjective memory, technological transformations, and changes in material, spiritual and ideological life.
The works realized for this project will be placed in a Vending Machine device to be sold. The device will be installed in the Universe Palace, inside Beans & Dots – Cafe.
The opening program includes the following activities.
18.00 – Maximilian Lehner (AT), project presentation
18.15 – Tatjana Macic (NL) – "Heterodox: the Stubborn Non-Archive", Lecture
18.45 – Lörinc Borsos (HU) – video projection
19.00 – ALB (RO) – "The archeology of the flatness", video projection
19.15 – Taietzel Ticalos (RO) – "Findom Virtual Kingdom", video projection
19.30 – Johannes Hugo Stoll – "Capital's Time Machine", video projection
19.40 – Astrit Ismaili (XK/NL), "Love Research", video projection
19.50 – Silvia Amancei & Bogdan Armanu – "Video Monument", video projection
20.00 – Putting the device "Capital's Time Machine", into operation for the public *
*Due to the operating conditions of the vending device, please note that the works can be sold exclusively with cash, in banknotes of 10 and 50 lei.
Cultural project co-financed by the National Cultural Fund Administration. The project does not necessarily represent the position of the Administration of the National Cultural Fund. The AFCN is not responsible for the content of the project or the manner in which the results of the project may be used. These are entirely the responsibility of the funding recipient.
Partners: Vector Association, Revista Arta, Zeppelin, Beans & Dots – Cafe


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1. This note is the most important thing I'll ever write, and thus a natural lede to the column: The term "Divisional Playoffs" makes no sense. It used to make sense, back when the division winners would face off in this round, but it no longer makes sense in the days of eight divisions and four wild-card teams, when some of the division winners have already gone home.
If the NFL is really married to the term "Divisional Round," here's the only way to justify it: When a wild-card team defeats a division champion in the wild-card round, that wild-card team gets to proclaim itself champion of the defeated team's division. And they get everything that goes with it. So, for instance, the Philadelphia Eagles should have been proclaimed the 2018 NFC North champions. They get to raid the Bears' locker room post-game and take all "NFC North Champions" paraphernalia—hats, t-shirts, jester caps, beanie babies, etc.—then celebrate on-field with all their new swag. More importantly, fans who purchased "division champions" items of a team that loses in the wild-card round then have one week to mail it to a fan of the victorious wild-card team. We'll have people put their mailing addresses on a Google Doc spreadsheet or something, I'm not sure yet, I'm new at this.
Unless the league is willing to take all the preceding actions, then the second round of the playoffs shall henceforth be known as: The NFL Conference Semifinals.
2. There's no logical reason to think the Eagles can beat the Saints in New Orleans. But then, there was also no logical reason to think Nick Foles would have come off the bench a year ago and become Super Bowl MVP. And there was really no logical reason to think a circumstellar disc would grow out to become the planet Earth and nestle into a gravitational pull 93 million miles for the sun, allowing intelligent life to develop and, eventually, this very column to be written. Unexpected things happen.
But keep a few things in mind as we suspend disbelief in regards to Nick Foles. (1) He made two crushing mistakes in the first half in Chicago last week, and a team with a more explosive offense might have left Philly in the dust. (2) Foles was good in the second half of the Bears win, though even with vintage Foles this Eagles team is not what it was a year ago. They have no run game (and the Saints have one of football's best run defenses by any measure), and their secondary not only leans on young corners Avonte Maddox and Rasul Douglas (both of whom are improving but still shaky), but also continues to be without criminally underrated free safety Rodney McLeod playing that aggressive centerfield spot in Jim Schwartz's single-high looks. And (3) Last week was Foles's first true road game in the playoffs, and overall it was probably a B-minus effort. Remember, a year ago when Foles got his only postseason win outside of Philly in Super Bowl LII, that was a very suspect Patriots defense. Sunday will be Foles's toughest test yet.
And one more thing: As you've probably noticed over the years, officials try not to throw flags in playoff games. You saw it in Chicago last week, when the Bears' offensive line probably got the better of the Eagles' pass rush any way you cut it, but they were also quite grabby in doing it, much of it borderline holding but none of it called (the Bears offense wasn't flagged for any penalties all game). The Saints are better up front than Chicago, and the Philly pass rush is going to have to play the game of its collective life to disrupt Drew Brees, because they won't get any breaks. And you saw what happened in the second half in Chicago, when Mitchell Trubisky got the Eagles on three double moves because there was no pass rush. Conversely, it's difficult to picture any official hesitating to flag these young Eagles' defensive backs against the Saints' all-world passing-game weapons. Just ask Joe Haden. (What? I don't have his number, find it yourself.) The Saints are going to put up points. It's going to be a tall order for Foles and the offense to go punch-for-punch.
3. Chargers defensive coordinator Gus Bradley's decision to go with seven defensive backs last week was one part brilliant strategy, and one part necessity. Every playable linebacker on the roster is hurt. And now the ones who aren't physically hurt are emotionally hurt after reading the preceding sentence, which surely they're doing from the locker room before taking the field at Gillette Stadium. (Sorry Kyle Emmanuel and Hayes Pullard, each of whom played one snap in Baltimore, but it's the truth.)
As much as the Ravens are a run-based offense, a lot of that running scheme is based on misdirection and lateral movement. Except for the occasional give to Gus Edwards to ram up the gut, there's not a whole lot of straight-forward, our-guys-are-better-than-your-guys aspects to the Ravens' run game.
The Patriots, however, will put a running back behind fullback James Develin and steamroll you—that's going to be an issue if the Chargers go as light as they did a week ago. If the answer is more snaps for Emmanuel and/or Pullard, then you have a coverage liability on the field against Tom Brady.
The Chargers, as a whole, are more talented than the Patriots. But with the different identities New England can take on offensively, the thin linebacker position is a potentially fatal flaw for Bradley's unit.
4a. "There once was a time that we knew damn well we'd be wise beyond our years. Now we're old and it just seems we're getting dumber.
"There once was a rhyme that would bring peacefulness to both of our ears. But this music lets us know that we're not getting any younger."
—Mount Moon (you know, the subway ukulele guy who did that song that was in one of the early episodes of Night Vale), probably signing about the current state of hiring processes for NFL head coaches
There was a time, a very annoying time, when this time of year would bring constant warnings of, "Don't just hire a guy because he'll win the press conference." It's an obviously true and clichéd axiom, along the lines of "40 times don't matter it's how fast the guy is on the field," and "if your toilet is clogged don't upper-deck it as a workaround because that's... that's just gonna make things worse."
And yet, here we are, in the early days of 2019, teams tripping over themselves to hire the youngest, handsomest offensive coaches, and doing it as quickly as possible (in some cases, impossibly quick for a proper hiring process). None of this to say that Kliff Kingsbury, Matt LaFleur and Zac Taylor won't be tremendous head coaches. It's just so obvious how desperate those teams wanted to shout "Sean McVay!" in a press release, because no one seemed to have taken the proper amount of time to conduct their search.
By Friday, every head-coaching position had (reportedly) been filled, despite the fact that the last hiring of the previous six cycles were Frank Reich, Kyle Shanahan, Doug Pederson, Dan Quinn, (Mike Pettine), and Bruce Arians.
Stepping back, it remains shocking how much teams care about public perception when it comes to head-coach hirings. I mean, honestly, have you been outside lately? People are idiots. (Not you though. You're smart. And good-looking. I don't mean that in a creepy way, just that I admire your unique beauty and I bet a lot of equally good-looking, smart people want to kiss you on your face. See? Not weird.)
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5. There are many things NFL head coaches do that I will never be capable of understanding. Perhaps atop that long list is the urge to monogram sweatshirts, and monogram them in the geometric center of the front of the sweatshirt. First Bill Belichick, now John Harbaugh.
This might just be a blind spot for me. As I write this, I'm wearing my Connecticut Patriots 2001 t-shirt with the sleeves ripped off and a pair of irregular sweatpants my friend Mike got at the Champion Outlet just outside Syracuse then left behind when we all moved out after college. And I'm only dressed this nice—y'know, pants and all—because I needed to get working right after my niece's first communion and didn't have time to change. What I'm saying is, I don't have a firm grasp on fashion.
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Braemar Property Value Report: January-February (Ryan Homes)
Braemar's real estate market has been hopping ever since the turn of the new year. And in this edition of the Braemar Property Value Report we are going to take a look back at January and February sales activity of properties built by Ryan Homes in our neighborhood.
There were three sales to report from January to February:
Taking a look at how these sales figures, compare with the rolling six and twelve month average and median prices we see that Ryan Homes in Braemar are ticking up in value.
Even looking at the more recent six month figures to the longer term twelve month figures we see the increase in average and median values. However, the two sales that did give closing costs came in above the average and median seller subsidy figures noted in both the six and twelve month figures.
If you placed your Ryan Home on the market, priced to current conditions in Braemar, you could expect it be under contract in about a month's time. Honestly, it may not even take that long to sell your home. Buyer demand is very high and there really aren't very many homes listed in our neighborhood at the moment. One thing is for sure, odds are better than not that you will end up giving some closing cost assistance to your buyer. Buyers still haven't let up on their requests for seller subsidy.
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After the extensive bullish rally, the AUDUSD pair found strong resistance at 0.81140. From that level, the pair started its bearish rally and breached the major bullish trend line support level at 0.76454. Most professional price action traders made a decent profit by shorting the AUDUSD pair after a daily closing of the price below the trend line support zone. The bears got exhausted after the pair hit the major support level at 0.70435. Since we have a cluster of a supportive candle just below that level, most of the aggressive traders already went long in the AUDUSD pair. Though the execution of long trade under the recent formation of the bearish trend seems to be a little bit risky a sharp decline is most likely to be followed by a bullish correction.
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Figure: AUDUSD preparing for a bullish correction
From the above figure, you can clearly see the major support level at 0.70435 is providing fresh buying momentum to this pair. If the current support level holds, the ultimate target for this pair would be the 38.2% bearish retracement level. The trend traders will be cautiously looking for bearish price action confirmation signals near the critical resistance level at 0.74502 to execute a trade in favour of the medium term bearish trend. However, a daily closing of the price above that level will eventually lead this pair towards the 50% retracement level. From this level, we might see some ranging markets since the buyers will have to work really hard to test the 61.8% bearish retracement level. According to the leading analysis of the reputed Forex broker, there is high a likelihood of getting perfect short trading opportunity near the major resistance level at 0.77120. However, a clear break of the price above that level will confirm the potential bottom formations of this pair near the major support level at 0.70435.
On the downside, we need to break below the current support level at 0.70435 to establish fresh selling momentum to this pair. A daily closing of the price below the current support level will eventually lead this pair towards the next major support level at 0.68320. Most of the professional traders will be cautiously looking at this level since a clear break of the price below this level will result in a sharp decline. A daily closing of the price below the major support level at 0.68320 will ultimately lead this pair towards the next major support level at 0.60205.
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The recent performance of the U.S economy is not up to the mark and things have been intensified due to the ongoing issue of U.S rate hike. According to the leading economist, if the FED officials want to come up with a rate hike program prior to the closing of this year, they need strong data in the U.S labour field. The long-term traders are now cautiously waiting for upcoming FOMC meeting minutes to understand the current sentiment of the leading FED officials regarding their next rate hike program. The Aussie economy though is showing great signs of recovery from the last couple of weeks. However, the market is most likely to be dry since we don't have any major news release for the Aussie economy in this upcoming week. So the fundamental traders will be looking to trade the AUDUSD pair based on the U.S economic news release.
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Graveyard Shift
Michael F. Haspil
Genre: Urban Fantasy, Paranormal, Science Fiction, Fantasy
Release Date: July 18, 2017
Publisher: Tor Books
Pages: 352
Goodreads Rating: 3.68
My Rating: 4.5
Book Description:
Police procedurals go supernatural in this gritty urban fantasy debut
Alex Menkaure, former pharaoh and mummy, and his vampire partner, Marcus, who was born in ancient Rome, once hunted evil vampires for UMBRA, a super-secret unit of the NSA. That was before the discovery of a blood substitute and a Supreme Court ruling allowed thousands of vampires to integrate into society.
Now, Alex and Marcus are vice cops in a special police unit. They fight to keep the streets safe from criminal vampires, shape-shifters, blood-dealers, and anti-vampire vigilantes.
When someone starts poisoning the artificial blood, race relations between vampires and humans deteriorate to the brink of anarchy. While the city threatens to tear itself apart, Alex and Marcus must form an unnatural alliance with a vigilante gang and a shape-shifter woman in a desperate battle against an ancient vampire conspiracy.
If they succeed, they'll be pariahs, hunted by everyone. If they fail, the result will be a race-war bloodier than any the world has ever seen.
My take on the book:
As a native Miami girl, I was pretty excited that this story took place in my hometown. Cities like Doral, Coral Gables and Wynwood helped add to the character of the story and give the setting a nice visual for me. As for the characters, I normally reach for books with female leads since I can relate to them more but the characters of Alex/Menakaure and Marcus were solid characters with well-developed backstories. I enjoyed the whole mystery aspect of the story even if I did see many of "twists" coming. I honestly found this story to be a breath of fresh air in the vampire genre. Adding a pharaoh turned reanimated mummy into the mix as the lead character as opposed to the vamp was a great move and helped make the story so interesting.
Throughout the story, I caught myself reading too much into Alex's interactions with other characters and expecting a "romance" as I have come to expect this of many urban fantasy books, especially the ones with vampires in the mix. I was pleasantly surprised, that while there is a slight mention of relations, there is no actual romance in this book. Whether this story is a one off or part of a series I feel like that was a bold move to make and it paid off. Sure, Alex could go on to build romantic relations in future books if the author so chooses to continue these characters' stories but the fact that it was not introduced in this one makes this story stand out from the others like it in this genre.
My only slight complaint was how Miami itself was portrayed. While I enjoyed the mention of these larger cities and it helped me to envision the setting while reading, I felt like there was too much focus on the bigger, more popular cities and gave the setting a staleness that I wish hadn't occurred. I felt like facts were being spouted and less imagery was given which made some of the setting come off a dry. Some of it just didn't read as true. But honestly it was not enough to distract from an otherwise stellar novel.
4.5 Quills
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Michael F. Haspil is a geeky engineer and nerdy artist. A veteran of the U.S. Air Force, he had the opportunities to serve as an ICBM crew commander and as a launch director at Cape Canaveral. The art of storytelling called to him from a young age and he has plied his craft over many years and through diverse media. He has written original stories for as long as he can remember and has dabbled in many genres. However, Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror have whispered directly to his soul.
When he isn't writing, you can find him sharing stories with his role-playing group, cosplaying, computer gaming, or collecting and creating replica movie props. Lately, he devotes the bulk of his hobby time to assembling and painting miniatures for his tabletop wargaming addiction.
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He spends entirely too much time gaming or thinking (some might say 'scheming') about strategies and tactics in all kinds of gaming be it board games, computer games, or his passion, tabletop wargaming. He devotes the largest share of the gaming pie to Games Workshop's Warhammer 40,000 tabletop game. He has collected and played Grey Knights, Space Marines, Tyranids, Dark Eldar, Necrons, and Space Wolves. Michael is a regular contributor to "The Long War" a premiere podcast and webcast dedicated to tabletop gaming, but especially to Warhammer 40,000.
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Tenaya Jayne
Genre: Young Adults Romantic Fantasy
Release Date: December 29, 2012
Publisher: Cold Fire Publishing LLC
Pages: 264
Word Count: 77,000
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Goodreads Rating: 3.97
My Rating: 4.0
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Born in shame. Cast from society. Shape Shifter/Elf hybrid, Forest must fight for any respect she can get. Targeted in her youth by a vampire noble who placed an illegal slave mark on her, she is forced to obey him, no matter what.
Slipping the grip of her master and abandoning the prejudice of Regia, her native world, Forest takes a job on Earth, guarding the portal, using her skills as a warrior to enforce Regia's laws. Now, called home for a black ops mission, Forest must put aside her own prejudice to transport the vampire prince, Syrus, through enemy territory in a time of war.
Prince Syrus, mage and master of the Blood Kata, wants Forest more than he's ever wanted anything. In spite of their mutual mistrust, their attraction cannot be denied. Through the danger of their mission, and the secrets they both keep, it doesn't matter what they feel. Forest is forbidden.
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Revealers & Uninvited by Amanda Marrone Book Spotlight + #Giveaway #TipsySpooktacular Stop 5
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Today I have a treat for you all. It's another book spotlight BUT there are 2 and they are NOT part of a series :O I know that seems odd from someone like me who absolutely LOVES to read book series, serieses… Ehh I know, not very English major or author-y of me but whatever, I think the first one is correct.
So back on topic, this is more of an Author Spotlight. I don't exactly remember when I bought these books just that I love them and I really hope you all take a chance on them. I know the goodreads rating isn't all that great for one of them but I think the books rock.
The books in question are 'Uninvited' and 'Revealers' by Amanda Marrone. Uninvited is an out of the box vampire read. Abso-freaking-lutely like nothing I have ever read when it comes to vampires. Sure I got a Dangerous Girls by R.L. Stine vibe from it BUT it was a novel all on its own. The similarity starts and ends with the age of the main character, the vampire thing and how dark it is. Literally that is it. This book, and other vampire books sit at 2 vastly different ends of the spectrum. There is no romantizing the vampires. And personally, I liked that this was not really marketed as a vampire book. Aside for my knowledge of vampire invitations, the night time visits and the eerie but beautiful cover, there was no giveaway to the vampire tidbit. Now, before you go all crazy reader on me, this is not a spoiler. The author has mentioned that it is a vampire story and this in no way gives away the plot of the series of events that follow. I literally love this book. It is dark and can seem a bit slow to start with but it's worth the wait.
Revealers is an interesting and fun magical read. I was initially drawn in by the cover because well come on who wouldn't be, it's gorgeous! I love the blue smoke and the simplicity in the design. So I did what most do when a book cover jumps out and snags their attention I flipped it over and got to reading the synopsis. I was all for it! I got to reading and I couldn't put it down. I even remember where I was sitting for the couple of hours it took for me to finish it. It's full of plot twists and interesting magic and witches. Its spooky to an extent
but really keeps you on your toes. This too stands on its own as a paranormal novel and book featuring a witchy cast. When all was said and done, I was super sad to see this story was over. They are not spooky in your typical sense but I do feel like these are great books to get you into the Halloween/Samhain mood. See what I did there 😉
Also, funny story guys, I penned a character who was a witch years ago when I was 14, before having read any of these books but she was nameless… I just kept using 'insert name' then I read Revealers years later, I loved the characters, all of them. But one name just kept haunting me. Fast forward 1 year and I actually met a woman with this name while shopping for incense. She was a pagan woman like my sister, but her personality was so similar to this witch I had written and it felt like it was meant to be. So in a weird chance of fate, this woman and the book 'Revealers' helped me name one of my main characters in The Birth Curse Series, I give you, Zahara Frost ladies and gentlemen.
Amanda Marrone
Genre: YA Paranormal Fantasy, Supernatural Fiction
Release Date: September 30, 2008
Publisher: Simon Pulse
Goodreads Rating: 3.58
Witchin' ain't easy.
Jules has a rebellious streak, a massive crush on Connor, and the abilities of a Revealer witch. By day, she and her coven friends seem like typical high school seniors. By night, they have the power to make werewolves, vampires, and ghosts reveal themselves, so they can destroy them. It's not exactly cheerleading, but at least the girls know they're doing the world some good.
One by one, Jules's friends turn eighteen and are initiated into the coven's inner circle. And one by one, they are getting completely freaked out. Jules is the youngest, and though her friends are too scared tell her what's going on, something's clearly not right. As her birthday approaches, Jules realizes she's got to find out what's behind the shadows of her coven before it's too late to save her friends…and herself. But what she discovers may be too powerful for even the toughest witches to defeat.
Genre: YA Paranormal Fantasy, Supernatural Fiction
Release Date: October 23, 2007
Publisher: Simon Pulse
Pages: 224
Goodreads Rating: 2.95
Jordan's life sucks. Her boyfriend, Michael, dumped her, slept his way through half the student body, and then killed himself. But now, somehow, he appears at her window every night, begging her to let him in.
Jordan can't understand why he wants her, but she feels her resistance wearing down. After all, her life — once a broken record of boring parties, meaningless hookups, and friends she couldn't relate to — now consists of her drinking alone in her room as she waits for the sun to go down.
Michael needs to be invited in before he can enter. All Jordan has to do is say
the words….
About The Author
Not surprisingly, she was extremely scared of the dark—living in fear of cats meowing at the door at night (she was sure they were really monsters pretending to be her cats), and things lurking in basements, attics, dark rooms, and closets.Amanda successfully avoided monster attacks by leaving all the lights on in her house, and convincing other family members to let the cats in—eventually earning a B.A. in Education at SUNY Cortland. She taught fifth and sixth grade in New Hampshire, where she was known for putting on mini-musicals, and dissecting eyeballs and owl pellets with her students.
After taking a very early retirement to raise a family and write novels—some of which have vampires and other creepy creatures, Amanda now lives in Connecticut with her husband, Joe, two kids, two cats, a crayfish, hissing cockroaches, and
their newest addition is Griffin, a havanese dog who can say "Hello" and "I love you". Check the links page to see Griffin's YouTube videos where you can see him in action.
Amanda loves reading, going to Broadway shows, creepy crawly things, hiking, annoying her husband with show tunes, and is thinking about getting another tattoo. She is still scared of the dark.
Amanda's first two books for teens, Uninvited and Revealers are available now, and her next book Devoured will be out in September of 2009. Her middle grade series The Magic Repair Shop Chronicles: The Multiplying Menace, Kobold Blues
and The Shape Shifter's Curse will be available starting in the summer of 2010.
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Super Freak by Vanessa Barger Review + #Giveaway
Vanessa Barger
Genre: Middle Grade Fiction
Release Date: October 13, 2015
Publisher: Tantrum Books
Pages: 285
Goodreads Rating: 4.5
My Rating: 5.0
Book Description:
Thirteen-year-old Caroline is a freak. Her parents have uprooted her to a town full of Supernaturals. You'd think she'd be thrilled. But, with someone without a magical bone in her body, this daughter of tree sprites feels like even more of an outcast than she has ever before.
To make matters worse, her new home is cursed. But when Caroline takes to investigating the mysterious and strange happenings of Harridan House, her BFF goes missing. Seems someone doesn't want Caroline sticking her non-magical nose where it most certainly does not belong. Determined to prove herself, Caroline uncovers a plot to destroy her new hometown.
Undeterred, Caroline can't give up. But what's a human without magical powers to do? Caroline better figure it out fast, before she loses everything she has ever loved and the whispers she's heard all her life prove true: Caroline is a useless superfreak.
My Take:
5 Quills
About The Author
The Morganville Vampires Series by Rachel Caine Spotlight #TipsySpooktacular Stop 3
Hello again my little ghouls and goblins! Next up on the #TipsySpooktacular month long giveaway is another one of my favorite series 'The Morganville Vampires'.
I came across this gem shortly after the 3rd was published. I was searching for a completely non-romantic vampire book and this seemed perfect. I read the book in all of one afternoon, handed it to my sister to read and when we were both well and hooked rushed to buy the next 2 the series. I got to book 6 and then life kind of took over and the series fell to the back burner. I discovered a really cool site not too long ago (review of that site coming soon) and may have gone a little book buying crazy so on my free time I'm happily finishing this series and loving every second of it.
The cool thing about this series is the super short web series online hosted on 'Geeks & Sundry' youtube page thanks to the producers Rachel Caine/Pen Ultimate Productions, Sheri Bryant/Geek & Sundry and the ever wonderful Felicia Day/Geek & Sundry (nerd/geek queen extraordinaire). There is currently only 1 season, with six 9ish minute long episodes. The acting isn't superb so don't go hoping for a blockbuster hit but its fun. Plus as a bonus you get Amber Benson (Tara from Buffy the Vampire Slayer) playing The Founder!
So with out further ado, I'm introducing you to the first 3 and linking the rest down below on the banner. If you'd like to check out the web series I highly suggest taking a weekend and reading at least the first 2 books! There are multiple covers and omnibus versions so the choice is yours but I personally am a fan of the images I used on this post cause that's how I was introduced to this series!
Glass Houses
The Morganville Vampires
Book #1
Rachel Caine
Genre: YA Paranormal Fantasy
Release Date: October 3. 2006
Pages: 239
Goodreads Rating: 3.93
Book Description:
From the author of the popular Weather Warden series comes the debut of an exciting new series set in Morganville, Texas, where you would be well advised to avoid being out after dark.
College freshman Claire Danvers has had enough of her nightmarish dorm situation. When Claire heads off-campus, the imposing old house where she finds a room may not be much better. Her new roommates don't show many signs of life, but they'll have Claire's back when the town's deepest secrets come crawling out, hungry for fresh blood. Will she be able to face the town's terror or will she drown like everyone else?
The Dead Girls' Dance
The Morganville Vampires
Book #2
Rachel Caine
Genre: YA Paranormal Fantasy
Release Date: April 3, 2007
Pages: 256
Goodreads Rating: 4.07
Book Description:
Claire Danvers has her share of challenges—like being a genius in a school that favors beauty over brains, dealing with the homicidal girls in her dorm, and above all, finding out that her college town is overrun with vampires. On the up side, she has a great roommate (who tends to disappear at sunup) and a new boyfriend named Shane, whose vampire-hunting dad has called in backup: cycle punks who like the idea of killing just about anything.
Now a fraternity is throwing its annual Dead Girls' Dance and—surprise!—Claire and her equally outcast best friend, Eve, have been invited. When they find out why, all hell is going to break loose. Because this time both the living and the dead are coming out—and everybody's hungry for blood.
Midnight Alley
The Morganville Vampires
Book #3
Rachel Caine
Genre: YA Paranormal Fantasy
Release Date: October 2, 2007
Pages: 245
Goodreads Rating: 4.12
Book Description:
Claire Danvers's college town may be run by vampires but a truce between the living and the dead made things relatively safe.
For a while.
Now people are turning up dead, a psycho is stalking her, and an ancient bloodsucker has proposed private mentoring. To what end, Claire will find out. And it's giving night school a whole new meaning.
Honestly, this series brought me back to a time when vamps were NOT your friends… Not to mention my love for the characters! There are 15 official books with a lot of short stories floating around to help you get a better understanding of certain past events and why our beloved characters are the way they are! This series is also the one that inspired me to pick up a pen and create Sienna from The Birth Curse Series!
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About The Author
Rachel Caine is the NYT, USA Today and internationally bestselling author of the Morganville Vampires series – Glass Houses, The Dead Girls' Dance, Midnight Alley, Feast of Fools, Lord of Misrule, Carpe Corpus, Fade Out, Kiss of Death, Ghost Town, Bite Club, Last Breath (Nov. 2011) and Black Dawn (May 2012). There are currently FIFTEEN books planned for the series, which has been released in more than 25 countries around the world, and is available in audiobook, ebook, and compilation editions.
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Black Moon Review + #Giveaway
Black Moon
The Black Moon Saga
Book 1
Becca C. Smith & F.M. Sherrill
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Publisher: Red Frog Publishing
Release Date: July 7, 2014
Number of pages: 283
Word Count: 68,000
Goodreads Rating: 3.67
My Rating: 4.5
Book Description:
Shea Harper is forced to stay in boring, hot and dry Phoenix, Arizona for college. But once she meets the enigmatic yet positively egocentric Lucian, Shea's life changes forever.
She finds out that she comes from a long line of descendants called Vessels. In her soul is the key to destroying an ancient prison protecting the world from darkness itself: Lucian's father.
Up until now, Lucian has captured every descendant except Shea. With her powers awakening, all vampires want to drag her down to the pit. But Lucian is territorial. She's the first female Vessel… and he's convinced she belongs to him.
Saucy and tauntingly surprising, Black Moon captures the struggle between burning alive with desire and castrating the heart. This is a love story that will drain you dry.
Available on Amazon
My Take On The Book:
Well now, that was an interesting read. Where do I start with this review?
The book itself is not a very long read, roughly about 14 chapters not counting the prologue or epilogue. But in reading those chapters you do get a detailed account of the story being told.
The most important thing to be said about this story is the uniqueness of the tale and how thoroughly intriguing it is. It's a different type of vampire story fused with history and an interesting take on biblical mythology (I say mythology because not everyone believes in the biblical stories so please no attacks.)
There is the typical romance in this story but luckily it is not one of those back and forth love triangle tales that frustrate the readers but the characters are well-rounded and full of backstories and history; not to mention the chemistry between them. While there is some predictability, it's nothing to get in a snit about as it doesn't deter the story in anyway or take away from the execution.
4.5 Quills
The authors, in my opinion did a stand up job creating this universe and the characters inhabiting it and I look forward to seeing where they take these characters and reading how the story unfolds. It's a different kind of book so I can't really pinpoint a title to compare it to but vampire readers this one is definitely for you. Also if you like a little history mixed in with your paranormal romance and a dash of magic then yep, it's a book for you. 😀
About The Authors
Becca C. Smith:
Becca C. Smith received her Film degree from Full Sail University and has worked in the Film and Television industry for most of her adult life. In 2010 Becca published her first novel, Riser followed by the sequel, Reaper, in 2011, and the finale, Ripper in 2013. In 2012 Becca wrote the children's novel Alexis Tappendorf and the Search for Beale's Treasure. She is also the co-author of the teen graphic novel Ghost Whisperer: The Haunted. Most recently Becca released Atlas, the first book in a new urban fantasy series. She currently lives in Los Angeles, CA with her husband, Stephan and their two cats Jack and Duke.
Aren't author's bios boring? I always wanted to read one that went something like this:
F.M. Sherrill: recent citizen of earth. Plans on ruling the planet once she gets over the common cold. Or, F.M. Sherrill: time traveler. Decided to alter the space-time continuum by writing a novel, thus changing history slightly, which will eventually lead to the rise of a new human species.
But here it is. F.M. Sherrill is a novelist, A.K.A. an avid bullshitter; that's why she lives in L.A.. She's been writing for as long as her ancient mind can remember, devouring tales like an anemic vampire roaming the streets in hot pink heels, always thirsty for more. When she's not writing, she's making steampunk weapons, sewing giant plant-eater Mario plushes, making costumes for some film bloke or cosplayer, and sculpting/casting movie prop replicas while gardening in her urban apartment. Her favorite tools? A soldering iron, a blowtorch, a band saw, a sonic screwdriver, a replicator and an active imagination.
Blog: http://girlswritingcoffee.blogspot.com
Twitter: @therisersaga and @fmsherrill
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Bad Cop by Angela McCallister Review and Giveaway
Bad Cop
The Immortalis
Book Two
Angela McCallister
His brand of justice is just what she needs…
Book Description:
A cop who tosses the rulebooks to get his way…
Vampire Ian McCready doesn't care for Alice Capshaw's opinions about his version of justice. Her humanity makes her off-limits, but that does nothing to lessen his overwhelming desire for her. To Alice, Ian is just another bad cop as detestable as the one who destroyed her family. She's attracted to him, yes, but he threatened his way into her agency's murder case and has too many secrets.
When a new case resurrects ghosts Ian believed long dead and buried, his law-bending ways might result in his execution. The second Alice becomes a target, his cold heart flares into blinding existence. But following the law for her sake may end with devastating results.
My Take On The Book:
I don't know what it was, maybe my heart just wasn't into it or my mind a tad too cluttered but the chapters seemed scattered and fast paced. Although in retrospect, scattered might not be the right word to describe it. I found myself struggling to keep up with the narrative (which is odd).
I guess I got accustomed to the longer chapters that some authors prefer, so the shorter to the point chapters in 'Bad Cop' threw me off. I caught myself having to reread pages before my brain caught up with the writing style and I was able to continue on. But once I did, the book was a great read that kept me entertained and unable to put it down.
The Great (Pros):
- The Storyline. I loved the concept of this story. The whole concept of a killer, a supernatural killer, that is recreating murders for a time long since passed was unique in its own rights. Sure, it's been done before but never quite like this, so I really liked that.
- Killian. I really liked this character and not just because he was a hot Irish vampire though that helped. He was pretty damn awesome. Unfortunately, I can't say much more about what I liked about him since it would definitely give away some important plotlines.
- VLO and Legion Trackers. I loved this. They were both awesome and cool and yea 'nuff said.
- The relationship between Killian and Alice. It was subtle and grew exponentially. But I love the way Angela McCallister worked it into the storyline. So well done on that part. I loved their sizzle!
The Not So Great (Cons):
- Writing. Truthfully there is nothing wrong with the writing per say, just the pace it was written. As I stated before, I had a bit of trouble getting into this novel at the beginning.
- Ian. The name and the character themselves weren't the problem, just the execution. When it was first introduced, I was left wondering who in the bloody hell that was. I thought the author was just introducing another character POV. It wasn't until later when Killian's and Ian's (Reading that know, I admit I was slow on the uptake and it totally makes sense) POVs connected and he asked Alice to call him Ian that it clicked. So all I really needed to say was for dorks like me, a little clarity early on would have been appreciated. Also I admit to feeling stupid about this since it's stated on the synopsis, but I will blame it on all the books I've been reading as of late.
- Alice. While I genuinely loved this character, she came off as bipolar in her emotions. One second she's a bad ass and the next she's all whiny and woe is me, which totally put me off. The deal with her brother is understandable so that doesn't fall into this bullet.
- Characterization. While I liked each character respectively and their surrounding storylines, I didn't feel for them. I was missing that emotional attachment to them.
4 Quills
The Story within the story, was well done. I loved the little drop ins of the previous book but what I loved the most is that the reader isn't let wondering who the hell these other characters are. Without boring the old readers with information they already knew, Ms. McCallister allowed new readers to read this book and not be lost. She has a unique was of weaving the previous storyline into this one making this book a great follow up to her first novel as well as a book that could be read as a standalone.
About The Author
Angela McCallister has always wanted to grow up to be someone who would never grow up, and lucky her, that's exactly what she's done. Nothing says adventurous more than being a career US Navy Sailor with an imagination wild enough to create stories and characters with a paranormal bite. A mother of five, she's gained plenty of story ideas from her family as well as her military experience.
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In the town of Theresa, near the Canadian border, US Army soldier is accused of shooting and killing his wife and a New York State Trooper who was responding to a domestic dispute call
Justin Walters (32) surrendered without resistance after killing his wife and the trooper on Sunday night, said George P. Beach II, New York State Superintendent.
Beach said, 36-year old Trooper Joel Davis was responding to a call of shots just after 8pm. He was shot as he approached the home to investigate the call.
Nichole Walters, Walter's 27-year old wife was found dead at the scene. Police have yet to share their findings on the investigation.
Stationed at Fort Drum, State police say that Walters is an active duty US Army infantryman. It is still unclear if Walters has appointed an attorney. It is also unclear as to the motive behind the actions.
Trooper Davis, hailing from Evan Mills, graduated from the Basic School of the New York State Police Academy May 29, 2013. He was originally meant to start at the Troop D Watertown barracks, before he received his current assignment to the State Police barracks in Philadelphia.
He is survived by three children and his grieving wife.
"The entire New York family grieves" for Davis, said New York Governor, Andrew Cuomo in a statement early Monday morning.
"Trooper Davis served as a member of the New York State Police for four years and his death is yet another sad reminder of the risks law enforcement officers faces each day in order to protect our communities and serve the residents of this great state." the Democratic governor said while urging New Yorkers to keep Davis' family, friends and colleagues in their thoughts and prayers.


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On the bride and groom's special day, the person with arguably the most duties of all is the maid of honor.
From planning the bachelorette party, giving a killer toast the day of the wedding, and helping out with the planning as much as you can, your job is to help take as much stress off of the bride as you possibly can so she can enjoy her big day.
If you have been asked to be the maid of honor, here are some of the things you will be in charge of when it comes to getting ready for the big day.
Be Willing to Help
Unless you have planned a wedding before, chances are you won't understand the amount of stress the bride is feeling in the months leading up to her wedding. When she is feeling in a bind, you are her go-to person who she can rely on. Make sure you are flexible and willing to help out in any way you can. By simply being there to assist, you can take a great deal of stress off of her shoulders and help make the planning a lot more fun.
Right from the get go, you will need to be very involved in the planning of everything involved in the wedding. If the bride needs help contacting vendors, venues, and other technical elements, this is a perfect place to help cut her work in half. It will also be your job to be the point person for the rest of the bridal party. From making sure they know what to do to get their dresses in time to getting travel taken care of, you will be the most important person in helping everyone get on the same page.
In addition to attending the rehearsal party, you will be in charge of planning and hosting both a bachelorette party and a bridal shower.
Wedding Day
When the big day finally arrives, this is the time where you will truly shine and be the super hero that the bride can rely on. On this day, you will have several responsibilities as well as times to enjoy. From getting ready with the bride and the rest of the bridal party, to helping her with her train and veil once she gets to the altar, to holding the bouquet during the vows, this little responsibilities will all lead to a smoother ceremony.
When you get to the reception, you will have several fun responsibilities to take care of, biggest of all being the speech. Following up the best man, your speech is a great way to let the bride know how much she means to you and how happy you are for the newlyweds.
Remember to enjoy yourself as well and have fun with the bride during the planning and on the big day. It's an honor to be in the position you are in so have fun with it!


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Every dog needs an education,http://www.petzcentral.com
.... and it's every dog owner's responsibility.
Why Train Your Dog?
Left on it's own device dogs will probably grow to be a real nuisance, defecating and urinating on your rare Persian carpet, chewing on your expensive Bally shoe, chasing after the neighbor's prized Persian cat, digging up your beautifully landscaped garden or waking up the neighbors with incessant barking in the middle of the night. In extreme case it may land you in a lawsuit for having bitten someone.
Obedience training will help your dog to become more responsive and enables you to have immediate control over your dog's behavior. In an emergency situation obedience training may save your dog's life. In fact, it can ultimately save the lives of many dogs, because far fewer dogs would end up in the SPCA if their owners would simply take the time to train them.
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