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When it comes to inspiring YouTube imitations, Turkey's Düm Tek Tek may soon rival Beyonce's Single Ladies. Wiwi dug through hundreds of videos to find four of the best (and worst) Hadise-wannabes in action. Enjoy!
This American man can really pop.
Furkan Cinar doesn't have the best voice, but he oozes Eurovision passion.
Um, this kid is like 8. She should not be imitating Hadise yet!
This is just bad. Lady cannot sing.

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Review: Alex Cross's Trial
Ben Corbett was originally from Eudora, Mississippi but found himself practicing law in Washington, DC at the turn of the century. When President Teddy Roosevelt asks him to go back to Eudora to investigate the resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan and a rash of lynchings there, he feels like he can't refuse. Ben witnesses many horrible things and befriends Abraham Cross and his granddaughter Moody. The three of them find themselves in the middle of the trial of the century in the sleepy little town of Eudora.
I used to read just about anything James Patterson wrote, but, here lately, it's gotten so the only series I'm interested in keeping up with is his Alex Cross books, so I picked up Alex Cross's Trial expecting a book about Alex and his family. I guess the fact that it's co-written by Richard Dilallo should have clued me in that it's not, but it didn't. Rather than being about Alex Cross, this book is about his great-uncle, Abraham. The premise is that Alex has heard this story his whole life and he's written it for his family.
The book ended up being just okay for me. While I think the premise of the story – the lynchings that were prevalent at that time – needs to be told and remembered – somehow it didn't all gel for me. The characters were almost like caricatures – Ben and the Cross's were almost too good and most of the other characters were too evil. There were a few twists and turns that didn't ring true for me either.
The book is written in Patterson's trademark style – short chapters with lots of action and suspense – and if you're a big fan of his work, you'll want to check it out. If you're interested in reading about that period of time, I feel like there are probably better books out there. By the way, there are several real people mentioned in this book, but as far as I could tell, it's purely fictional.
Review copy provided by Hachette Books. I am an Indiebound Affiliate.
June 17, 2011 6:44 am
The books that were made into movies? The name sounds familiar
June 17, 2011 10:20 am
I also kind of have a problem with Patterson farming out his writing, and that is something that makes me want to just ignore his books. At the UCF Book Festival, during the presentation, they actually had one of Patterson's ghost writers read a portion of a book that she had co-written for him. I thought it was sort of strange, and felt sort of sorry for her.
June 17, 2011 11:45 am
I normally like the Alex Cross books but I may just wait for the movie on this one… Great review!:)
June 17, 2011 12:21 pm
I have been hanging by a thread with Patterson. He's an author that I've stuck with a lot longer than I have with some others, Patricia Cornwell for one. Sometimes, I really like the short chapter format, but I think I'm about done with him. I have read most of the Alex Cross books, most of the Women's Murder Club books, and I've also read some of the ones with the New York cop that has 10 kids (can't think of his name). Although the idea of this one sounds promising, I did not rush out to get this one. Like I said, hanging by a thread and probably done. 🙂
June 17, 2011 1:52 pm
I have never read any of Patterson's suspense books but have enjoyed his Sam's Letters to Jennifer. It still amazes me that he writes both genres and usually does it well. Sorry this one didn't work for you.
June 17, 2011 5:26 pm
i never really got into james patterson novels but admit to listening to a few as audiobooks. they are fine for the car–action packed and fast paced–but i don't have to worry about staying focused every second. 🙂
June 17, 2011 11:11 pm
I read a couple of his books years ago, and they never really stuck with me. I then tried an audiobook of his and hated it. Now, I steer clear from the Patterson franchise.


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Our PressureSentry explained
In the UK the average cost of an emergency callout for a plumber is between £65-£75 per hour. You might, therefore, be surprised to hear that one of the most common causes of a callout is simple and easy to fix without the need for a trained professional.
We are, of course, talking about a loss of pressure within a heating system, which can very quickly cause your boiler to shut down or potentially break, leaving the house cold and the owner in a tail spin as they search through the pages of Google for the nearest available plumber.
So, when the temperature starts to fall, would you know how to identify whether or not a loss of pressure in your heating system is the cause of your problems? For many, the answer would be no. The problem with this is that you need to know the problem in order to find the answer.
That's exactly where the PressureSentry comes in…
What does it do?
If you've got a combi-boiler in your home, it'll need pressure within the system in order for it to work effectively and efficiently. If the pressure falls too much, you'll be faced with the common scenario we've already mentioned; boiler shutdown or even damage.
The PressureSentry is your early warning system; it lets you know that the pressure in your heating system is too low, and it does this well before any damage can be done to your boiler or you're left running for additional jumpers and your emergency Google search.
Where does it go?
The PressureSentry device can be fitted to most radiators and is ready to go within just a few minutes. The great thing about the device is that once it's installed you really can forget about it, as it only draws on battery power if low pressure is detected within your system. If the device is triggered, as soon as the pressure is returned to normal, it'll reset itself. It really couldn't be simpler!
How does it work?
Once the pressure within your system falls beneath a pre-set level, the PressureSentry will sound the alarm which comes in the form of a flashing light and an audible sound. This indicates that the pressure within your system needs to be adjusted, which you're able to do in a few easy to follow steps.
Because the PressureSentry gives a visual and an audio alarm, it's suitable for the 13 million people within the UK that are either hard of hearing or visually impaired.
The benefits:
- It takes just minutes to install.
- It provides early identification of a loss of pressure in your heating system.
- You can avoid one of the most common causes of emergency plumber callouts.
- You can prevent the shutting down of your heating system or damage to your boiler.
- It's suitable for hard of hearing or visually impaired homeowners.
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The Huawei Enjoy 9E is a mid-range smartphone with moderate specifications and features. It is the smaller version of the Enjoy 9, and comes in a 6.09-inch HD+ display, with a resolution of 720 x 1560 pixels. It has a U-shaped notched above the screen, housing the front-facing selfies camera.
Under the hood, there is an octa-core 2.3GHz Mediatek Helio P35 CPU, along with PowerVR GE8320 GPU, 3GB RAM and either 32/64 GB internal storage. There is also space to attach external SDcard up to 1TB.
On the Camera department, the Enjoy 9E comes with a single main camera at the back of the device. The sensor is a 13-megapixel unit capable of recording video at [email protected], with features such as f/1.8 aperture, PDAF and a single LED flash. The device has an 8-megapixel selfie camera with f/2.0 aperture.
The unit come with facial recognition technology as well as a rear placed fingerprint scanner. It comes with dedicated dual SIM and microSD card slots and packs a non-removable 3020mAh battery. Other key specifications and silent features of the Huawei Enjoy 9E smartphone are detailed in the specification table below.


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December is one of our favorite months of the year for so many reasons. Among them, are all the holiday display worth visiting around Florida. Here are a few of the best displays you'll want to visit. 2019 Reindeer Run 5K Race, Saturday, December 14, 2019 at 4:20 PM: Ocala, FL Although this is not exactly a holiday display, it is a very fun community event in Ocala that supports the Boys & Girls Club of Marion County. Pals Ocala Auto Repair is sponsoring this event and we would love to see you there. The Rudolph Dash Kids Fun Run starts at 4:10 PM, and the location is at the Center State Bank parking lot. The address for Center State Bank is 1632 East Silver Springs Boulevard Ocala, FL US 34470. To enter the race and find out more details, visit their website at https://runsignup.com/Race/FL/Ocala/GatewayBankReindeerRun. Kirby Family Farm's Christmas Train: Williston ... read more
In Ocala, we are blessed to have a lot of snowbirds come down during the winter months. A lot of these snowbirds have driven to Florida numerous times, but for some, living and driving in Florida is a new experience. Though we don't have snow here in Florida, (that is, unless we get a freak winter storm that blows down to our region) but there are some driving tips you should know about. Here are five things snowbirds need to know about driving in Florida: Love bugs. If you've never seen a love bug, they're rather cute insects. They don't bite like the mosquitoes, fleas, or ticks do. In fact, they are pretty harmless. They fly paired up and move slowly. The big hazard, however, is that they love to commit buggy suicide on your car. These love bugs are highly acidic, so when they go splat on your car's paint job, you would be wise to wash your car soon after. Otherwise, their acidic bodies will eat away at your car's paint, and that's ... read more


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It's no easy feat to find apartments with washers and dryers in Dallas, but now that you have, you may be overwhelmed with the task of keeping up with your laundry. Fear not, we're here to help with these handy hacks to make laundry day quick, efficient, and maybe even fun.
Sort Your Clothes Beforehand
One of the most time-consuming aspects of doing laundry involves tediously going through your heaping pile of clothes and sorting out the items by color. Take care of this ahead of time by sorting the clothes as you put them into the hamper. You can find inexpensive mesh hampers at your local dollar store, and we suggest purchasing four of them – one for darks, whites, brights, and dry cleaning. Line them up in your closet for easy sorting at the end of the day. This will make laundry day feel less daunting and far less time consuming. Pro tip: If you can remember, try to not put your clothing into the hamper inside out. This will save you a lot of time as you're folding later!
Pinched for Time
We all know that feeling of having somewhere to be and desperately hoping the dryer does its job in record time. If you're in a pinch for time and waiting for clothes to dry, try the old towel trick. Throw a dry towel into the mix for 15-20 minutes and watch your clothes miraculously lose moisture. The towel helps to absorb water from the clothes, speeding along the drying process.
DIY Dryer Sheets
All out of dryer sheets again? You can actually use a piece of balled up aluminum foil in place of a dryer sheet. The foil will reduce pesky static electricity that makes folding such a chore, and it can be reused for up to a month. Eco-friendly and wallet-friendly!
Use Hair Conditioner to Un-Shrink Clothing
This one is a favorite of ours, as it's a devastating feeling to realize you've shrunk your favorite sweater or pair of pants seemingly beyond repair. Next time this happens, try out this trick. Soak the newly-miniature item in a tub of lukewarm water mixed with regular hair conditioner for about 15 minutes. Your clothing will definitely smell like conditioner and will need to be (hand!) washed again, but this tried-and-true trick may work to bring back your shrunken clothes.
Brighten up your Whites
Instead of using bleach or other harmful chemicals, try employing lemons to brighten up your dull or dingy whites. Fill a large pot of water, toss a few sliced lemons in, and bring the water to a boil. Once your lemony mixture is bubbling, toss in your clothing items and turn off the heat. Allow your clothes to soak for about an hour, and then wash them as usual. For extra whitening power, try drying them out in the sun instead of the dryer. Nature can work wonders!
Still looking for apartments with washer and dryers in Dallas? We've got you covered. Contact us today!
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