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Petty Treason
Forge, Aug 2004, 24.95, 320 pp. ISBN: 0765304007 In 1810, A flustered Mr. Colcannon on the advice of a friend visits detective Sarah Tolerance who chose that profession over her other choice of whoring. Colcannon hires Sarah to discreetly investigate the murder of his brother-in-law, French aristocratic �migr� Chevalier d'Aubigny. The culprit beat the victim brutally in his bed until he died. Sarah wearing her male garb and carrying her swor...
Point of Honor
Forge, May 20003, 24.95, ISBN: 031287202X Aristocrat Sarah Tolerance gave away more than just her name and reputation when she romantically ran off with her brother's fencing master. When her beloved dies, Sarah looks at her options, her family not truly being one as she brought scandalous shame on them already. The adage of 1810 England is that Fallen Women always at some time turn to the only profession the Ton allows for them, whoring. Sar...


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Jeff passed away February 7, 2009 after a valiant, short month's bout with leukemia.
He was born on May 21, 1951 in Monticello to Ardell Palmer Black and Edwin Zemira Black. His youth was spent in Monticello and Blanding. He graduated from San Juan High School in Blanding.
A full obituary will be printed in the February 18, 2009 issue of the San Juan Record.

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Tabloids are now speculating that Justin Timberlake has decided that he wants his Special Day to happen in Europe this summer as he and Jessica Biel were spotted in Rome. Here they are leaving dinner with friends earlier this week (she's wearing a cap).
Rome may have some significance for them privately. It was also in Rome in 2008 that the two were caught, pressed up against a wall in an alley, kissing passionately, photographed conveniently.
Jessica was in Paris last week with her stylist, presumably checking out wedding dresses. I think the safe bet might be Giambattista Valli. She is, ahem, his muse, remember?


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Now that the state has banned Internet cafes, one would expect they would be closed.
Most are, but not all.
Calypso Sun Cyber Cafe off Southside Boulevard was still open Thursday, and those there said they will stay open until they are told they have to close down.
So far they have not been served with any cease and desist order.
The crowds were not as big as they were Wednesday, but the Internet cafe was still handing out cash prizes.
Customers are glad about that and thought for sure it would be gone.
"I am upset they are going to close those places," customer Rinato Guerrero said. "Somebody did something and everybody is going to pay for it. I believe this (business) is very legitimate."
Calypso Sun's owners said they will keep operating their five cafes because no one has come in and told them they can't. They were legal before and believe they still are.
Other cafes around town are not taking that chance and their doors are locked with notes saying they hope to be back.
Attorney Mitch Stone is representing attorney Kelly Mathis, who detectives say masterminded the Allied Veterans of the World Internet cafe case that began the crackdown and sparked the closures. Mathis faces 208 counts.
Stone said he read the new law the governor signed.
"What that law says is they are now making these things illegal," he said. "Whether that's clear or not by that law, I have not analyzed. What I do know is that at the time Allied was operating the Internet cafes, what they were doing was indeed legal."
Stone said he'll be back in court in May representing his client.
As for enforcement of the new law, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said it will be working with Code Enforcement, but it would not release details on how it plans to enforce it.
Other Internet cafe owners say they are contemplating a lawsuit as well to fight the ban.
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Here are some pics taken from Rihanna's concert in Montreal, Canada on August 7th. The themes that have been described in the article The Transhumanist and Police State Agenda were present in full force and then some.
^ Rihanna surrounded by militaristic figures. Notice the emphasis on one eye on the soldiers.
^ Rihanna sitting on the cannon of a tank wearing a Mickey Mouse hat was described in The Transhumanist and Police State Agenda as a very symbolic scene in the video titled Hard. The importance of that symbol seem to have been reckognized as Rihanna re-enacts it in all of her shows. Sitting on a phallic cannon, Rihanna wears a Mickey Mouse hat which symbolizes mind control.
^ Backup dancers with "added" robotic parts. A tribute to transhumanism.


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Spectators gathered along the banks of Beaver Creek at Bristol Motor Speedway Saturday afternoon, each hoping their rubber shark would take victory in the Sharky 500.
Marlene Reiske's trip to the IRWIN Tools Night Race turned out to be a lucky one, as she purchased the winning shark during August Race weekend. The Brookefield, Conn. resident won the grand prize, the 2010 Ford Mustang GT BMS pace car, thanks to her rubber shark which beat more than 5,000 others across the finish line. Reiske, and everyone else who purchased sharks, helped raise in excess of $50,000 for the Bristol Chapter of Speedway Children's Charities.
Second place, $5,000 worth of merchandise at Grand Home Furnishings, went to Mitch Carpenter of Lenoir City. Robert Bunn of Bristol took third prize, four tickets to anywhere American Airlines flies in the continental U.S., the Caribbean, Mexico or Canada.
The real winners, however, were the thousands of children in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia who will receive assistance through the Bristol Chapter of SCC which hosted the event.
In addition to the Sharky 500, kids and parents had plenty of activities to keep them busy at the free BMS Kid's Expo. Face painting, pumpkin bowling, inflatable bouncers and a rock wall were just a few of the things available for families to do while waiting on the start of the Sharky 500.
Finishing fourth was M.B. Fix of Wadsworth, Ohio (two grandstand tickets to the IRWIN Tools Night Race), with Linda O'Neill of Branford, Conn. taking fifth (two grandstand tickets to the Food City 500). Kevin Hale of Oakwood, Va. (two grandstand tickets to the Food City 250), Eric Bell of Kingsport (two grandstand tickets to the Scotts TurfBuilder 300), and Pam Myers from Walnut, N.C. ($100 Food City gift certificate) finished sixth through eighth. Rounding out the top 10 finishers were Larry Brewer from Elizabethton ($75 gift certificate to BMS Speedway World) and Gedra Burdon from Ennis, Tex. ($50 gift certificate to Food City).


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You know who you are. You've seen a great movie and you want to share the joy. You fairly bubble with enthusiasm. You ask if I've seen it. I say no. You tell me I'll love it. Then, when your inner voice should say "Stop," you keep going.
You say, "This won't ruin it for you … but it deals with a man who doesn't know that his wife is secretly a terrorist." How can this not ruin it for me? I still haven't seen that particular movie, and now I don't want to.
Same with books. Recently an acquaintance told me to read the newish Alice Hoffman book "The Dovekeepers." She actually said to me, "I won't tell you how it ends, but it unfolds on Masada in ancient times."
I was curt: "The events on Masada are not exactly unknown to anyone with even a rudimentary knowledge of Jewish history." She didn't get it.
When I approach a new movie or book, I want to experience it as a virgin. No prior experience. A white palette. Everything others say colors my expectations, so I don't want to hear anything beyond a recommendation. I've had people suggest a film with a knowing smile and the words, "It has a surprise twist at the end." No, no, no. That is not acceptable. Knowing there's a surprise ahead ruins the fun. Think Norman Bates behind the shower curtain.
When I was in high school, there was an annual ritual. On the first day of school, the kids who did the morning P.A. announcements always said, "Welcome to all you freshmen. And by the way, Finny dies." This, of course, referred to the main character in "A Separate Peace," which all the first-years were about to read. If I just ruined it for you, shame, shame. You should have read "A Separate Peace" decades ago.
All of which brings me to "Breaking Bad," the best show on television since "The Wire." This series, now in its fifth season, is something to behold. I just started season three on Netflix. I want to talk about it without being a spoiler, and I would love for you to share your thoughts, but not tell me more than I want to know. Can we do this?
Good deal.
"Breaking Bad" has changed my life. I'm taking a roller coaster ride on the dark side and loving the experience. I dole out one episode an evening so it will last longer.