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Hop over to Hideous! Dreadful! Stinky! to see a guest post I did where I showed a simple way of making the leggings for this costume out of a t-shirt. Also, stayed tuned for two more woodland-themed costumes! Hot dog!
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Hedgehog Costume
Hop over to Hideous! Dreadful! Stinky! to see a guest post I did where I showed a simple way of making the leggings for this costume out of a t-shirt. Also, stayed tuned for two more woodland-themed costumes! Hot dog!
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- Jo Totes said...
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- October 20, 2011 at 1:31 AM
- a{Jo} said...
This is THE CUTEST costume I have ever seen!
- October 20, 2011 at 1:32 AM
- BBC said...
sooooooooo adorable!
- October 20, 2011 at 9:01 AM
- AddieNCE said...
endless cuteness.
- October 20, 2011 at 9:17 AM
- April@ Natural Nester said...
Oh good gracious...that's the most adorable thing EVER! So cute!!!
- October 20, 2011 at 11:27 AM
- Jenn said...
Oh my word! That's one of the cutest costumes EVER! Did you use a pattern or just free-hand it?
Visiting by way of the weekly contest at the CSI Project.
Wishing you the best of luck,
Jenn/Rook No. 17
- October 20, 2011 at 12:05 PM
- Lindsay said...
This seriously made my night. Look at that adorable face! And the costume is awesome! You rock, really!
- October 20, 2011 at 5:33 PM
Cutest costume EVER!!! I have to make one for my son!
- October 20, 2011 at 7:25 PM
- Megan Miley and Chris said...
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- Jessica said...
- October 21, 2011 at 6:50 AM
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- October 21, 2011 at 9:11 AM
- jessw said...
Cuuuute! Might have to do this one, thanks for sharing!
- October 21, 2011 at 9:28 AM
- Lindsay @ Diary of a Crafty Lady said...
Wow - this is spectacular!!
How did you attach the felt?
I absolutely love it:)
- October 21, 2011 at 7:51 PM
- Jill said...
Oh my goodness, what a cutie!! That has got to be one of the cutest costumes I've ever seen!
- October 21, 2011 at 10:10 PM
- Randi~Dukes and Duchesses said...
That is just the cutest thing ever! I love it.
- October 23, 2011 at 5:04 AM
- Casey said...
so adorable!!
- October 23, 2011 at 8:04 AM
- Michaela said...
I'm in love with this costume! You've inspired me for next year!
- October 23, 2011 at 9:17 AM
Oh my, this is definitely one of the cutest costumes I have ever seen!!
- October 23, 2011 at 11:19 AM
- Danielle said...
The cutest costume ever! I am featuring you tonight on Blissful and domestic. stop by and grab a button
- October 23, 2011 at 1:30 PM
- Aria said...
These photos are ADORABLE!! And the costume is incredible. You just never stop amazing me!
- October 23, 2011 at 7:23 PM
- Amy said...
holy cow that is the cutest!
- October 24, 2011 at 8:31 AM
- Jessie said...
Just spent a while looking through your site. This costume is the most adorable thing I have ever seen, but your others are super cute, too. And the paper mache is to die for. You are amazing. I'll be following your blog, thanks for the inspiration. :)
- October 24, 2011 at 10:51 AM
- April Dawn said...
This is so cute! Please do a tutorial for us so we can see how to make this adorable costume!
- October 24, 2011 at 10:57 AM
- Kitten's Lost Her Mittens said...
This is adorable! What a great idea.
x Katherine
PS I really like the name of your blog, too.
- October 24, 2011 at 2:41 PM
Wow! Very impressive! I'm amazed at the level of detail in it. Wonderful costume and pictures.
- October 25, 2011 at 10:57 AM
- Jennifer said...
So stinkin cute!! Thanks for sharing at Show & Share!!
Sharing on Facebook right now!!
- October 26, 2011 at 1:30 PM
- Carrie @ lovely etc. said...
Wow, I was going to leave a comment about your little owl costume being the cutest ever until I scrolled down and saw this. Too stinkin adorable!
- October 30, 2011 at 7:29 PM
- Vicki said...
Every costume is a winner...how talented you are, and the little models are adorable!
- October 30, 2011 at 11:56 PM
- Cheryl @ Sew Can Do said...
This is so adorable and I can appreciate all the time those spines took to sew on! I'm a huge hedgehog lover so this made me smile big time:)
- November 13, 2011 at 5:13 PM
- noz! said...
Oh my god, how CUTE is this???
So so beautiful!
- November 14, 2011 at 11:29 PM
- profile said...
would you mind to share how you made that costume? it's really cute. please share on how to's with making the costume. thanks.
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- January 4, 2012 at 4:48 PM
Hi there, this is amazing! Can you please, please let me know how to make this super cute hedgehog costume? My daughter would like this as she wants to be one for her stage production at school,. Can you please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com? Thank you Katie.
- June 29, 2012 at 2:04 AM
- April Dawn said...
Can you email me the directions on how to make this costume? It's super cute and I'd like to make it for my 5 month old for Halloween this year. I'd like to start on it now so I'm sure to get it done by then. Thanks so much!
- August 15, 2012 at 8:04 AM
I love love love this costume! Would you be willing to email directions on how to make it? My email is email@example.com. Thank you so much!
- September 4, 2012 at 9:04 PM
- Caelie Stone said...
Cutest costume I have ever seen! Please e-mail me directions as well! Love your blog! Looking for you on Facebook as well! Thank you!
- October 3, 2012 at 8:38 PM
- smarkman said...
If you are willing to share, I would love your tutorial. This is beyond ADORABLE! email@example.com
- October 11, 2012 at 7:00 PM
- smarkman said...
If you are willing to share, I would love your tutorial. This is beyond ADORABLE! email@example.com
- October 11, 2012 at 7:01 PM
- audhon1 said...
Aloha! This is too cute!!! If you have a tutorial or pattern, would so appreciate!! Thank you in advance
- October 15, 2012 at 7:13 PM
I too am anxious for a tutorial! My sister is having a "woodland" themed wedding this fall and wants a hedgehog instead of a ring bearer! Thank you!
- January 16, 2013 at 6:57 PM
Tutorial PLEASE! Would love for my 9month lo to be a hedgehoglet this year for Halloween!
- July 1, 2013 at 4:03 PM
- KAD050209 said...
Tutorial Please =) I Would LOVE To Make This For My Now 9month Old Son For His First (well actually his 2nd Halloween but...) Trick-or-Treat! To0o0o Cute! Great Job!!! Thanks Ahead Of Time... firstname.lastname@example.com
- July 19, 2013 at 7:00 PM
Tutorial Please! I call my 9mo old boy my little hoglet, would love this for his first Halloween. Please and thank you! firstname.lastname@example.com
- July 25, 2013 at 3:55 PM
- An D Vo said...
Do you sell this particular costume? It's so awesome!
- October 7, 2013 at 11:58 AM
Does anyone have the tutorial for this? I love it!!!
- October 10, 2013 at 6:06 PM
How can i make this? Plz email me firstname.lastname@example.com
- July 17, 2014 at 11:27 AM
I would love to make this costume but have some questions… is there a tutorial? Please email me (email@example.com)! So excited to get started!!
- October 17, 2014 at 1:17 PM
- Danielle Konshuk said...
I am in LOVE with this costume! If you have a tutorial or pattern, please let me know! I cannot find another as cute as this!
- September 13, 2016 at 9:59 PM
I love this costume! So cute.
Do you have a tutorial for this? I want to make for my baby boy but i dont know how. Help me please
- February 6, 2017 at 7:44 AM
- Unknown said...
Hi there, I've been looking to make a hedgehog costume for my 3 year old daughter & have found instructions on how to make similar ones, but I much prefer your one.
Is there any chance I could get some instructions on how to make this please? Or if you sell them please let me know prices.
Thank you
Tabitha x - firstname.lastname@example.com
- February 10, 2017 at 11:36 PM
Wow so cute. Do you have a tutorial?
- September 10, 2017 at 6:16 AM
- h powell said...
Hi! I love it so much and want to make it for a fancy dress costume party. Could you please email me tutorial or directions? Thanks so much!
- September 18, 2017 at 11:43 AM
- Kara Tis said...
Hi! My 2 year old is dying to be a hedgehog and your version is ADORABLE. Could you please send me instructions and/or tutorial? My email is email@example.com
Thank you so much,
Kara Tis
- September 29, 2017 at 7:02 AM
- Kristina Voloshina said...
Hello! in LOVE with this costume! Awesom!!!If you have a tutorial or pattern, please send me! I cannot find so cool costume to my son!best wishes from Ukraine
- October 7, 2017 at 10:08 AM
- jesi k said...
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- June 12, 2018 at 7:35 AM
- Brittany Pressey said...
Hello. Do you happen to have a pattern for the hedgehog costume? email@example.com
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- Carpet Repair Kansas City said...
Adorable, and best of all, it looks super comfortable too! Great job and so creative.
- May 26, 2019 at 1:29 AM


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* Human papillomavirus causes most cervical cancers
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A West Bend father and his adult daughter died from the flu on the same day nearly two weeks ago.
The family is reeling from their sudden deaths and want people to be aware of how deadly the flu can be as we hit peak season.
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Alina Ellis died soon afterwards. Krull said the two were very close.
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"All I can do is try my best to pass along and encourage others to have compassion, love and caring," Krull said.
Krull said since her father was elderly he did have a flu shot, but her sister did not get one.
The family said they're finding peace in the donation of Alina Elllis' heart and kidneys.
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Intercultural mergers and acquisitions as 'legitimacy crises' of models of capitalism: a UK-German case study. (SAGE http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1350508408091003, 2008-11)HALSALL, R., 2008. Intercultural mergers and acquisitions as 'legitimacy crises' of models of capitalism: a UK-German case study. In: Organization, 15 (6), pp. 787-809.This article examines media discourse surrounding two UK-German intercultural business controversies: the takeover of the German company Mannesmann by the British company Vodafone in 1999, and the disposal of its British ...


text: Photos: Reader photosTamie-Ann Langevin, Edmonton Journal 10.23.2014Tamie-Ann Langevin was walking her dog, Felix, in Borden Park in northeast Edmonton when she walked down a path lined with maple trees which are not very common in Edmonton. Struck by their patriotic symbolism, and the beauty of the autumn light, she pulled out her camera to catch the beauty of the vibrant maple leaf, glowing with warmth and hope.Tamie-Ann Langevin / Edmonton JournalThis is a photo taken of Everly May from Beaumont, Alberta, enjoying the back yard on a warm Thanksgiving Day.Grammy Michelle / Edmonton JournalThis photo was captured near my apartment on March 22, 2014. I was about to start my bike, suddenly I had a glance on the tree and guess what? I found this beautiful butterfly.Chaitanya Khanapurkar / Edmonton JournalSpring in Edmonton - March 18, 2014 in Yellowbird.Suman Aryal / Edmonton JournalOn March 21, 2014 at 7:30 a.m. at Clara Tyner Elementary School playground on Ottwell Road, a coyote was spotted that ran from our back alley into the school yard across the street.Patty Tachynski / Edmonton JournalBrothers Marcus and Rhett York who are enjoying their first winter in Edmonton after living in Hong Kong for the past eight years decided that with plus temperatures snow conditions were perfect to build a snowman on March 8, 2014, but after so much winter who wants to build a snowman - so instead they built a snow bunny! Bring on spring.Kathryn York / Edmonton JournalValentine's Day temporary street art installation on abandoned store window (old Wee Book Inn location) on Jasper Avenue and 104th Street. Visitors are invited to leave a message on the paper hearts; images can be shared online with the hastag #yeghearts.Karen Lee / Edmonton JournalThis coyote had to work hard to defend its meal from the magpies and crows that wanted a share of the action. It's unusual to see a coyote hunting in daylight hours, and also to see them come up high out of the ravine. This one seemed oblivious to cars and cyclists -perhaps the recent cold snap has left some animals really hungry. February 11, 2014. Ravine Drive, Edmonton.Valerie Sawatzky / Edmonton JournalAnders Fleming 6, and Genevieve Bosse, 6, go for an adventurous toboggan ride down a hill in the river valley in Edmonton on Jan.12, 2014.Megan Perras / Edmonton JournalCar fire in Aspen Gardens, at 125th Street and 39th Avenue, at 10 a.m. on Jan 20, 2014.Jennifer Mikula / Edmonton JournalA bull moose takes a peak in the window of an acreage east of Sherwood Park on Jan. 4, 2014. 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Festival-goers enjoyed sleigh rides, crafts, music, bonfires, food trucks, a beverage garden and of course the official lighting of the 124th Street lights at 6 p.m.Valerie Sawatzky / Edmonton JournalA streetlight substitutes for morning sunrise on a snowy McKernan avenue at the very start of this bold shift into winter on Nov. 16, 2013.Hilary McDonald / Edmonton JournalI bundled up, went out to my balcony and took five shots of the sundog show at five different exposures to create this HDR (High Dynamic Range) image on Nov. 20, 2013.Justin Wondga / Edmonton JournalPicture of sun dog taken at 11:30 a.m. Nov. 20, 2013 at Westmount shopping centre.Deborah Giorgi / Edmonton JournalShot from my balcony at 8:30 a.m. Nov. 20, 2013. 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For more information: www.edmontonnordic.caRoger Marchand / Edmonton JournalFresh snow on the fence.Roberta Franchuk / Edmonton JournalMy neighbour's red mailbox looks cheerful even in the snow.Roberta Franchuk / Edmonton JournalBerries from a Mountain ash tree.Roberta Franchuk / Edmonton JournalThe northern lights on Nov. 11, 2013 along Rolly View Drive in Leduc.Steven Efondo / Edmonton JournalMagpie gives kiss to elk. Two weeks ago on a visit to Jasper entering Jasper Park Lodge we saw this elk and magpie having a discussion? The magpie sat there for about five minutes and the elk looked at her.Susanne Schaefer / Edmonton JournalFirst day of snow - Nov. 3, 2013.Donna Lewis / Edmonton JournalI took this picture near 118A Avenue in March 2013. It was a beautiful day with a spectacular sunset.Gautom Bardoloi / Edmonton JournalPepita, a rescue pup with hart (www.humaneanimalrescueteam.ca), enjoying her very first snowfall with her brother, Osito.Kathleen Hall / Edmonton JournalLuchadora, a rescue pup with hart (www.humaneanimalrescueteam.ca), enjoys her very first snowfall and terrorizing her foster brother, Motzko.Kathleen Hall / Edmonton JournalMotorhome on fire across from Esso on Wye Road in Sherwood Park on Oct. 24, 2013 at 8:12 p.m.Crystal Brooks / Edmonton JournalShareAdjustCommentPrint xSharePhotos: Reader photos Email Twitter Facebook Pinterest Google Linkedin


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He read law at Queens' College, Cambridge, was awarded his B.A. in 1960, and his LLB the following year, accompanied by the Whewell Scholarship in International Law. He was elected to a fellowship at Downing in October 1961. He was called to the Bar by Gray's Inn in 1964. Thereafter, he held many positions in college, including Tutor, Senior Tutor and Director of Studies in Law, retiring in 2004. He has been Visiting Professor at City University, London since 1980. In 1981, he was elected Honorary Bencher of Middle Temple, London. He is a former governor of Harrow School, Sherbourne School and Eastbourne College, and is a governor of Wellington College.
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With the need for a new name, 941 Payroll is using this opportunity to upgrade the website with the new logo and a new audience centered focus on the content. The new site will focus the experience on its three core customers: new businesses, existing businesses looking to change payroll companies, and the accountant referral partners.
In addition to these main audiences, the new site will allow landing pages to be developed for specific types of business, such as: restaurants, seasonal, medical practices, law firms, architectural/engineering.
The landscape of payroll companies ranges from extremely large (Paychex & ADP) to local and regional providers of all sizes (TimePlus Payroll, USA Payroll, Heartland Payment Solutions). Many of the larger companies churn through salespeople: the representatives rarely stay at the company past the first year and then it is only a matter of time until the customer has an issue that doesn't get handled properly.
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Dr. Cuffari received his medical degree at the University of Ottawa. He went on to complete a residency in pediatrics at The Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario in Ottawa, Canada, and a fellowship in pediatric gastroenterology at St. Justine's Hospital in Montreal, Canada.
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Vasilescu A, Cuffari C, Santo Domingo L, Scheimann AO. "Predictors of Severity in Childhood Pancreatitis: Correlation With Nutritional Status and Racial Demographics." Pancreas. 2014 Dec 2. [Epub ahead of print] PubMed PMID: 25469545.
Walia R, Garg S, Song Y, Girotra M, Cuffari C, Fricke WF, Dutta SK. "Efficacy of fecal microbiota transplantation in 2 children with recurrent Clostridium difficile infection and its impact on their growth and gut microbiome." J Pediatr Gastroenterol Nutr. 2014 Nov;59(5):565-70. doi: 10.1097/MPG.0000000000000495. PubMed PMID: 25023578.
Wang MH, Okazaki T, Kugathasan S, Cho JH, Isaacs KL, Lewis JD, Smoot DT, Valentine JF, Kader HA, Ford JG, Harris ML, Oliva-Hemker M, Cuffari C, Torbenson MS, Duerr RH, Silverberg MS, Rioux JD, Taylor KD, Nguyen GC, Wu Y, Datta LW, Hooker S, Dassopoulos T, Kittles RA, Kao LW, Brant SR. "Contribution of higher risk genes and European admixture to Crohn's disease in African Americans." Inflamm Bowel Dis. 2012 Dec;18(12):2277-87. doi: 10.1002/ibd.22931. Epub 2012 Mar12. PubMed PMID: 22411504; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC3810419.
Conklin LS, Cuffari C, Okazaki T, Miao Y, Saatian B, Chen TE, Tse M, Brant SR, Li X. "6-Mercaptopurine transport in human lymphocytes: correlation with drug-induced cytotoxicity." J Dig Dis. 2012 Feb;13(2):82-93. doi: 10.1111/j.1751-2980.2011.00556.x. PubMed PMID: 22257476; PubMed Central PMCID:PMC3758926.
Chirumamilla SR, He C, Racusen LC, Scheimann AO, Cuffari C. "Acute kidney injury in a girl with ulcerative colitis and cytomegalovirus-induced focal segmental glomerular sclerosis." World J Pediatr. 2013 Feb;9(1):84-6. doi:10.1007/s12519-011-0302-8. Epub 2011 Aug 27. PubMed PMID: 21874614.
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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – Ohio Valley Conference regular season champions. Is there a better way to summarize the 2013 Tennessee Tech baseball team? I think not. The Golden Eagles (39-14, 24-5), behind a relentless offensive attack and clutch pitching, can now hold that title proudly after dismantling Belmont (36-18, 21-8), 14-6, Friday afternoon in a damp Bush Stadium.
With one of their most complete games played to date, the Golden Eagles covered several milestones. Tech won its eighth regular season title, tied the school record for wins in a season (39), and broke the OVC record for league wins in a season (24).
As it has been on so many occasions, the championship-clinching victory came behind a total team effort as eight different Golden Eagles combined for 14 runs on 15 hits. Tech used a great pitch-by-committee approach, as five different pitchers combined for 13 strikeouts.
The OVC champs did the same thing they have done so often this season, grabbing an early lead behind an offensive onslaught. In the the bottom of the first inning, lead-off man Zach Zarzour singled to left field on the second pitch of the game, setting the tone early for the Golden Eagle attack.
Belmont managed to record an out before walking Zach Stephens on five pitches. Brandon Thomasson followed, also garnering a walk to load the bases for Daniel Miles, who smacked a grand slam the night before in the same situation. All it took was one pitch and Miles had the Bruin bench thinking deja vu, as the junior slugger ripped a line drive grand salami down the left field line, giving the Golden Eagles a huge 4-0 lead right off the bat (pun intended).
The Bruins attempted to make a game of it in the second inning, collecting their own three-run home run by Jamie Ritchie to make it a one-run contest. It was the closest they came the rest of the night.
In the second inning, Tech expanded its lead to two runs, scoring on one of Belmont's four errors of the day.
The Tech kitchen really got to cooking in the bottom of the third. Ten Golden Eagle batters came to the plate, beginning with -- you guessed it -- Daniel Miles. The third baseman led things off with a single to center field, followed by an RBI double by shortstop Dylan Bosheers. Senior James Abraham drove Bosheers in, tapping a single to right center field.
Outfielder Michael Morris came to the plate next, laying down a perfect drag bunt to third base and beating the throw to put runners at first and second with no outs. Catcher Jordan Parris tried to mimic Morris, also laying down a bunt, only he reached on a throwing error.
Zarzour stepped in with the bases juiced, driving a sacrifice fly to right field that scored Abraham. Senior Austin Wulf cleared the bases with a two-run double to right center field. Stephens finished off the scoring for the inning, cranking his own double to center field, scoring Wulf and giving Tech an insurmountable 11-3 lead.
The offense still wasn't done. In the fourth inning, Bosheers singled to open and was driven home two pitches later by a double to right center field by Abraham. Tech scored once more in the half inning, using a ground ball fielder's choice by Zarzour to extend the lead to 13-3.
Belmont managed to scrape three more runs across in the game while Tech put up one more on a sac fly by Bosheers. After all the mayhem, the Tech offense reigned victorious with a 14-6 advantage over the best pitching team in the OVC.
The pitching staff did more than their fare share of work in the game, striking out 13 Belmont batters and protecting the large lead for seven innings. Senior Nick Price (6-1) pitched 3.1 huge innings of relief, allowing just two hits and one unearned run. He struck out a game-high four batters as well. Garrett Baugh also was a key player in relief, throwing 1.2 scoreless innings while scattering three hits, allowing no runs, and striking out three Bruin batters. Closer Seth Lucio came in for the final inning of work, striking out three of the four batters he faced to clinch the championship and spark a massive dog pile as the team celebrated the culmination of one of the best regular seasons in program history.
The title marks the third overall for head coach Matt Bragga as well as his second regular season championship.
The Golden Eagles clinched the number one overall seed for the OVC tournament as well, which begins next Wednesday in Jackson, Tenn. Tech will receive a first round bye and play the lowest seed remaining on Thursday, May 23.
The 2013 squad will look to become the first 40-win team in program history Saturday afternoon, wrapping up the regular season with the series finale against Belmont. The contest marks both Legends Day and Senior Day as both the seniors and alums of the Golden Eagle program will be honored. First-pitch has been moved from its originally scheduled 2 p.m. CDT start to a noon start to try and beat impending weather.
Fans are encouraged to come out and celebrate with the Tech team as the nine senior members play their final contest at Bush Stadium at the Averitt Express Baseball Complex. For those who can't make it to the game, follow all the action either via live stats here or the on the OVC Digital Network here.


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Preston boss Phil Brown could hand debuts to new signings Nathan Ellington and Amine Linganzi for the visit of Leicester after they joined on loan until the end of the season.
Ellington has bolstered the relegation-threatened Lancashire outfit's strikeforce following a successful trial at Deepdale.
The much-travelled forward has spent much of this campaign and a period last season playing in Greece for FC Xanthi, where he scored seven goals in 19 games.
French midfielder Linganzi, 21, is rated highly at Ewood Park and both men look set to feature against the Foxes.
Meanwhile, Paul Parry has returned to full training after breaking his wrist against Derby on New Year's Day.
Iain Hume, Wayne Brown and Callum Davidson are all hoping to recover from minor injuries but striker Chris Brown looks set to miss out.
Yakubu could be handed his Leicester debut.
The 28-year-old striker, who has scored over 100 goals in English football with Portsmouth, Middlesbrough and Everton and 21 goals in 57 internationals for Nigeria, has signed on loan until the end of the season with a view of a permanent deal.
Yakubu could go straight into the starting line-up to partner Darius Vassell up front.
Another of Sven-Goran Eriksson's transfer window signings, Sol Bamba, is set to continue in defence following his goalscoring debut against Manchester City if the FA Cup last weekend.
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The Libranet installer is very easy to use and still allows for user customization. I'm no linux guru, so I liked the gui installer. I was very impressed that it automatically configured my ATI Radeon Mobility IGP 340M card. No other distro has done this without some input from me. This is the first distro I've used that gives me 3d acceleration with no extra configuration on my part. This REALLY impressed me.
The installer asks what type of installation you want to do. I chose a laptop since that's what this box is and it automatically selected the laptop packages (acpi, pcmcia, etc...). The package selection utility is great. It's very easy to understand and use, just read the screen. Some consider the default package selection too bulky, but I think it gives a good selection for newbies to choose from. Being Debian-based it's easy enough to remove what you don't want or add what you feel is missing with apt (synaptic and kpackage are available as frontends).
Libranet 3 is offered on a DVD, but having only a CD burner I downloaded the 5 discs which created kind of a pain in the neck switching discs during install. Not the first distro with which I've had to do this.
The adminmenu is a great tool, especially for newbies. It gives the user a place to configure the system. While the kernel can be compiled through it, I had to compile a new kernel by hand in order to get my stupid conexant winmodem working. The adminmenu creates a different folder than when you compile it in a terminal. I didn't feel like figuring out why. I purchased a Linuxant driver last year and have had to go through the process of installing it with every distro I've ever used (when I've had to use dial up). All my other hardware was configured properly aside from the usual suspects (sound card volume buttons, special buttons on keyboard). The exceptions are not very important anyway since I don't use them and no distro has ever gotten them to work. The synaptic touchpad was configured to work with or without an external mouse. No other distro has gotten it to work like that unless I configured it myself. The video card config with 3d still impresses me...WOW!
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Libranet has refined itself over the years. I first tried Libranet 1.9.1. At that time, it was, to me at least, the best Debian distribution available because it was the only one that easily and readily installed on my hardware without any tweaking, cajoling, or coercing. Back then, I had a Compaq Presario 5000 series desktop computer. It could run Mandrake 8.0, SuSE 7.2, Red Hat 7.1 very easily without any problems. But when Red Hat 7.2 came out, it wouldn't work. There was a functional regression, and the USB keyboard support stopped working. Mandrake worked, but it used to be a bit fickle about when it supported the Wheel Mouse, how and when it worked.
That old Libranet had none of those problems. It installed and worked right out of the box. But in those days, a 2 CD installation sometimes required two or three insertions of the CD and a couple of reboots. Moreover, the older software lacked an easy to use disk partition resizer.
Between versions 2.0 and 2.7, Libranet resolved nearly all of these problems. In release 2.8 and the maintenance 2.8.1 that followed, easier disk partition tools were added, better installation documentation was created, and an update repository was provided to ease upgrades for customers who do not really understand the ins and outs of Debian package management.
Coming into Release 3.0, therefore, Libranet had a lot to uphold and a few more things to do to cater to a broader audience. The one thing Libranet never provided in the past was a smooth, good looking graphical installation program. They used a full screen console display to guide you through the installation and it worked very well, but from a marketing perspective, it looked pale compared to the major alternatives. Because of this, a choice was made to develop a completely graphical installation and also to create tighter integration and appearance within the graphical Xadminmenu tools used to manage the system.
The results are very good. To be honest with you, I don't really have the final version of the released product, so there are one or two very minor issues with my software that I do not believe are present in the final product, but I will mention them with that tiny caveat.
The installation itself is terrific. You have the option of installing Libranet 3.0 with one to five CDs (and I believe there may also be a DVD option for paying customers). I have installed the software with one CD, two CDs, and five CDs. When you install with less than the full complement of CDs, you can download the remaining packages once you establish a network connection to the Libranet site, which, for me, was a completely painless process.
This version of Libranet has more flexibility than previous versions in selecting groups of packages, the entire system, or groups of packages, modified by adding or removing additional package selections - about as optimal a range of choices as you can find, yet very easy to navigate and manage.
During the testing phases, Libranet 3.0 Beta was a bit fickle about deciding whether to use the generic NV driver to support my NVidia RIVA TNT 2 Model 64, 32 MB graphics card, or to use the extended NVidia provided graphics driver. Both worked, but there were some config file issues. The final product resolved these kinds of issues, and Libranet development was VERY good about working with the Beta testers to resolve these kinds of issues.
There was also an annoying little issue with the software package update tool in Xadminmenu. IF you chose to update the Libranet configuration or update all packages to the most current version, at the end of the update, the window containing the updates would freeze, not correctly detecting the condition when the configuration was complete. Again, I believe this issue has been resolved in Libranet 3.0; we certainly discussed it many times during the course of our testing activities.
Libranet itself provides what most other Debian based systems provide: access to some of the most solid, well tested application software in existence today. In that respect, there is not much to differentiate Libranet from the others.
Where Libranet truly excels, and there are few, if any, alternatives of any type anywhere, are in the administration area. Debian is already the best in package management. Libranet makes the effort that much easier by providing a stable repository from which you can obtain updates.
If you like to experiment with Linux kernels, Libranet provides what has to be the number one tool in the industry for modifying and building Linux kernels - it's an option in the Xadminmenu.
Libranet offers a broad range of window managers, desktop managers, Web browsers, Email clients, multimedia tools, editors, and office suites. Only the professional editions of Mandriva and SuSE, which cost more than Libranet, offer anywhere near the range of choices in these categories, but concerning window managers in particular, I don't know of any distribution, out of the box, with as many choices as Libranet.
I will say that Libranet is absolutely full of software. If you install the full product, you will, more than likely, have more than you need. If all you want is a simple desktop system, and you could care less about how many applications you can choose from, you just want one or two choices that work, then Libranet might be too much for you. IF, on the other hand, you want to experiment with many different tools and applications and you want to have a wide variety of choices at your fingertips, but you do want an easy to install and manage system, I cannot think of a better system to use than Libranet, and I have installed and reviewed a couple hundred systems over the past four years. Libranet is my own choice, and I run it as my default desktop system in my home.
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A 3-2 loss to No. 4-seeded USC Upstate Thursday night at Patricia Wilson Field at Stetson University gave the top-seeded Lady Bisons a split in day one. They opened with a 4-1 win over Campbell.
Friday at noon they will face No. 3-seeded Kennesaw State, the only team in the tournament that beat the Lady Bisons during the regular season. The only other regular season loss was to Mercer.
Kennesaw State, 27-25, lost 4-3 in the seventh to Stetson in the last game of the tournament Thursday night. The winner of the game between Lipscomb and Kennesaw State will face Stetson, the No. 2 seed and the tournament host, at 5.
"Kennesaw has a good player in Jessica Cross," Lady Bisons coach Kristin Ryman said. "She is a two-way player who is their top pitcher and a power hitter. They have a good young pitcher in Abbey Meixel who beat us.
"They are a good, athletic team. They are going to hit the ball. They are going to expect to win."
Stetson, a 4-3 winner over Kennesaw State in the last game of the day, is the only unbeaten team. Four others are 1-1. Campbell, the tournament champion the past two seasons, was eliminated after losing twice the first day.
Lipscomb coach Kristin Ryman was disappointed with the outcome of the first day, but she doesn't expect to make any changes in her plans.
"The game plan hasn't really changed a whole lot," Ryman said. "It is just going to take us more games to get to where we want to be.
"We cannot afford to come out and be on the defensive at all. We have to come out and be the aggressor."
The Lady Bisons spotted Upstate a 2-0 lead in the fifth inning.
Kellie Sirus tied the game with one out in the top of the sixth with her second home run of the day and her 14th of the season. Sirus leads the conference in home runs overall.
Mackenzie Tucker reached base on an infield hit. Sirus drove her home with her shot to center field.
"Kellie has been that spark in the middle of order order that has come through in clutch RBI situations," Ryman said.
Whitney Kiihnl recorded double figures in strikeouts for the second game of the day with 10, but she could not hold on for the win. She has reached double figures in strikeouts in 13 games this season. She struck out 14 in the Campbell win.
Kiihnl's record is 29-3. She dodged a number of bullets including a bases-loaded situation in the third.
"It was a long day for Whitney," Ryman said. "But she just kept battling and battling. It was a gutsy performance from her. There were two or three times she had runners on third and she got the outs.
"Upstate has a good group of hitters. They go up there and take their hacks."
The Lady Bisons threatened in the top of the seventh with runners on second and third. Caroline Mason reached base on an infield hit to the shortstop. She advanced to second on a sac bunt by Kiihnl. Lauren Dortwegt reached base on a fielder's choice and stole second. But the Lady Bisons failed to score.
In the bottom of the seventh Kim Brasil led off the inning with a triple off the wall in left center for Upstate. With one out Katie Zauner lined a shot down the left field line to bring in the winning run.
Morgan Childers, one of the top pitchers in the conference, only gave up six hits on the way to her 32nd win of the season.
"Somebody has to come out the loser's bracket," Ryman said. "I thought Upstate played extremely well. They hit well and kept the pressure on us. We had some opportunities that we let slip away."
Courtney Billington led the Lady Bisons with two hits. Ryman thought the Lady Bisons hit the ball with some authority, but they couldn't get enough hits.
"We hit a lot of balls well, but we hit them right at people," Ryman said. "Christen Campbell and Kellie both had deep fly balls that were caught right on the warning track. Caroline Mason hit a shot to left right at a girl. Mollie Mitchell hit a hard one right to the right fielder.
"The bottom line is Upstate made plays. You don't get credit for the ones you hit right at people."
The Lady Bisons are 45-11. Upstate, which avoided elimination with the victory, is 39-14.
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Eighth gold: 400 medley relay -- Aug. 17
A frenzy of golden energy, Michael Phelps exited the pool, shaking water off his lithe and lean body. Onto the pool deck splashed the droplets -- those Baltimore roots, the memories from Greece and the immaculate show he had just put on in China.
It all gathered together beautifully and perfectly in a puddle. The swimmer made of gold had made history. In winning his eighth gold medal of these Olympics, Phelps broke Mark Spitz's 36-year-old record, a mark once thought untouchable.
"This is all a dream come true," an emotional Phelps said.
When the 400-meter medley relay was finished, Phelps calmly celebrated. In the stands, his mother and two sisters -- both of whom were dressed in gold -- were soaked in tears, exchanging hugs with anyone and everyone. The party wasn't one of restraint; it was one of shock. How was all of this possible?
"Every day it seems like I'm in sort of a dream world," Phelps had said during his quest. "Sometimes you sort of have to pinch yourself to see if it's really real. "I'm just happy I'm in the real world."
The real world, the one of his own design. The one where water is no obstacle and no record is unbreakable. The one where a young boy from Rodgers Forge could take the entire world along on an incredible journey.
His face is now etched permanently on Baltimore's Mount Rushmore of iconic athletes. But make no mistake, he's different from the other legends who have made Maryland glow. John Unitas, Brooks Robinson and Cal Ripken Jr. were recognized from coast to coast. Babe Ruth was a small blip on the global radar.
But millions of people in China know about Phelps. And millions more around the world do, too. It's not just that what we've all witnessed had never happened before.
It's that we cannot reasonably expect to see anything quite like it ever again.
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"With so many people saying it couldn't be done, all it took was a little imagination. It's been such an unbelievable roller coaster." -- Phelps


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Post subject: ET Pro 3.2.6 Released!
2.60b support
bring client example.cfg up to date
bring server example.cfg up to date
fixes for fueldump and railgun
|FF|Im2good4u ui update. Added cg_centertime and fixed menu box size
give semiadmins the same kick/mute protection as refs
Allow refs to surrender or callvote surrender even if vote is disabled
#944 - competition fueldump
Tank is completely removed, first half of map is skipped.
Depot side wall and depot gate are now dynamitable.
#964 - show who did team commands like pause, specinvite, readyteam
#959 - uncheatprotect cg_centertime
#967 - added 6 new crosshairs, which are variants of the orignal 0-5 that work better at small sizes
#960 - allow .config to require a particular mapscript
syntax: in a (non default) map block put
mapscripthash <40char sha1>
if no mapscripthash is specified, any mapscript is allowed
if a mapscripthash is specified, and the hash of the loaded mapscript does not match, an error message is sent to all clients, and the config is cleared.
the hash of the current script is stored in the readonly server cvar b_mapscripthash, so clients or server admins can query it.
Also improved config error handling. Now all parse errors result in the config being completely cleared, and a message broadcast to connected clients.
lua changes:
ps.viewangles added
s.eventParm added
ps.origin added
specinvite improvements:
show spectator invite status in /players.
Where /players previously showed a red X for axis or a blue L for allies, it shows the following for spectators
SH shoutcaster
SB invited both teams
SX invited axis only
SL invited allies only
S not invited
This could be made more verbose if people think it is too obscure.
add specuninvite command. Refs and shoutcasters may not be invited or uninvited
#935 - fireteam invite confused by numbers in names, breaks when using ft menu too
#936 - players may suddenly drown if they go directly from waterlevel 0 to/from 3
#939 - etpro doesn't play the the prepare and fight sounds when unpaused
#954 - setcs rcon abuse
#948 - using a fixed MG pauses panzerfaust
#955 - some trigger_objective_info fields cannot be modified from mapscript. We now allow trigger_objective_info fields to be changed in mapscript spawn section. Some (spawnflags, customimage, score, target, track, message) must be changed in the first frame, or first 3 frames.
#949 - don't leave the player with an empty grenade launcher (weapalt bug);
#962 - revive can leave you with an empty rifle grenade launcher
#957 - weaponbank 10 crashes the client
Prevent antiwarp circumvention via pmove_fixed
#961 - Having too many counters drawn crashes the cgame
#969 - accum buffer index validation is borked. allow 10 global or local accums, and correctly print an error if the script tries to use too many.
#970 - some items in the etpro config menu first page cannot be bound. make resettimer, opentimerinput selectbuddy 6 and 7 bindable in menu.
fix scripting bug with thinktime causing thinks to get missed -
#965 - clients should no longer be able to get other client's ip
#966 - clients can force other clients to disconnect by generating a lot of commands
Three server cvars were added for #966:
b_floodKickRate - continuous commands/sec, default 15
b_floodKickBurst - max commands in a burst, default 20
b_floodKickTime - time to kick flooders for, default 0
The default values should keep flooders from lagging others off the server.
#xxx - Fix a bug that let you use prone to go through walls via wedging yourself and turning, with the legs *slightly* a way from the wall, but not far enough
#xxx - Prevent players from shoving players that are stuck in another player - e.g. after revive, someone's standing in them.
#xxx - Fix g_initialCamera buffer overrun
#983 - mapscript cvar commands are broken
#977 - clients show wrong warmup info if match is paused in warmup before countdown
#984 - workaround for bug in nvidia 91.xx drivers not displaying commandmap icons properly
any bugs or crashes should be blamed on the gaggle of singing turnips known as "etpro beta testers"
Known issues
#984 workaround does not work with 16 bit textures. Use r_texturebits 32 to see the icons on the command map. - fixed for next version
prone and revive fixes are incomplete, some exploits still exist in 3.2.6 - fixed for next version.
is borked in the lua API. - fixed for next version
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Yay :>
So whats new from test2?
Just repackaged as a ... not a test?
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Yay :>
So whats new from test2?
Just repackaged as a ... not a test?
#new: removed "beta" notice from limbo
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Need b_fixedphysics 1 set to default
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Need b_fixedphysics 1 set to default
b_fixedphysics teh ubersux. ET is nearly dead. This will most certainly kill it.
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Great work!
Especialy thaks for: #935 and #949.
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Need b_fixedphysics 1 set to default
b_fixedphysics teh ubersux. ET is nearly dead. This will most certainly kill it.
Pfft. Go jump down gamma ramps all night with your pmove_fixed 1 and your b_fixedphysics 0 and your com_maxfps 333. The rest of us like to play normal W:ET without being limited to one or two com_maxfps choices, while still being able to make the jumps that matter (Radar, etc.).
b_fixedphysics FTW. Hard-code that shit.
P.S. There is a similar stink in the Q3 community over what arQon did to VQ3 (read: OSP) in CPMA. The noobs can't make bridge-to-rail on q3dm6 with CPMA's fixed physics, so they cry and say he's destroying Quake. Meanwhile the players who actually had skill to begin with are still able to make the jump with ease. In fact there's a video someplace of a guy jumping back and forth like 50 times with fixedphysics like it ain't no thang . . .
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Yeah, fixedphysics 1.
Theres the thread with other cvars you might want to consider.
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I, too, want to support setting b_fixedphysics to 1 (and b_fixedphysicsfps to 125). I'm not sure if the argument I'm bringing forward here has already been mentioned on the other threads discussing the matter, but I'm too lazy to search now.
The argument really is common sense to me, but maybe not everyone knows about it yet.
As we all know, cl_maxpackets is limited to 100 in ET (unlike 125 in Q3). If you have com_maxfps 125, you can have a maximum effective number of sent packets per second of 60 (or 62(.5)? not sure atm), regardless of your cl_maxpackets setting. If you have com_maxfps 100 however, you can get those 100 packets for (presumed) ultra-smooth gameplay. 100 Hz is also easier to achieve with CRT monitors, or allows to use higher resolutions while still being in sync with your fps. Running the game at 100 fps without fixed physics reduces your jump height though, so that's not really an option.
And this is only the high specifications side of the coin; there are still many people playing who can't reach stable 125 fps, even more so on packed public servers.
Competitive play isn't affected, obviously, because all competitions I know have fixed physics enabled. The better administered public servers use it, too. And those also had b_realhead 1 when it wasn't default yet. I can't see a reason why there should be a difference in gameplay between competition matches and public play. Let's face it, the majority of server admins don't know what b_fixedphysics does or even don't know about it at all. It seems natural to me to apply the same logic as with b_realhead.
I have two loosely related questions to the devs:
1) Is the reason why the fps dependency of recoil hasn't been fixed yet because it can't be done without modifying the game engine? Or because it's too nasty to implement?
In an ideal world, you wouldn't be obliged to switch fps to 76(72) when you're sniping or using a pistol to minimize recoil, because running 76 fps with a screen refresh of 120 Hz (I can't tell about 100 Hz yet because I haven't tested it) gives me a very unsteady view.
2) Same question for the turning spread issue discovered by madscientist. PCs are picking up speed rapidly atm and my guess is that more and more people will be inclined to exploiting it. For a few weeks, I could run those 250 fps necessary for fully capitalizing on it myself.
I was asked to add another question, while I'm already at it.
3) Is there any chance of implementing cl_maxpackets 125? If engine modifications are necessary anyway, maybe this could be done at the same time.
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PCs are picking up speed rapidly atm and my guess is that more and more people will be inclined to exploiting it. For a few weeks, I could run those 250 fps necessary for fully capitalizing on it myself.
Don't worry about that, punkbuster updates will keep a lid on the framerates.
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Don't worry about that, punkbuster updates will keep a lid on the framerates.
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Aid Effort Perseveres Despite Increasingly Bad Weather
Temperatures hover between -2 and 10 degrees Celsius, the ground alternates between frozen solid and a sea of mud, the number of reported pneumonia cases has tripled, and, to make matters worse, it's started snowing. Yet, international aid organization Action Against Hunger (Also known as Acion contre la Faim or ACF) continues to fight against the weather and transportation nightmares to ensure that the Pakistani survivors of the South Asian earthquake will make it through the winter.
Present in Pakistan since the day following the 7.6 earthquake, ACF has been working in the Allai and Kaghan Valleys in the north of Pakistan, providing shelter, water treatment and sanitation facilities, and food aid for the past two months, while issuing warnings that the impending winter would bring horrific conditions. Now that winter has arrived, ACF is scrambling to make sure that as many families as possible have adequate supplies to make it through the winter.
With last week's heavy rains and snow, the road from Balakot to Jared is now blocked by landslides, cutting off our team once more from the main road and once more impeding our shipment of aid.. Yet all actors are working as much as they can, whenever and wherever is possible, despite of this weather," — Loan Tran Thanh, head of ACF's mission in Pakistan.
Because of the harsh winter conditions, much of the population in the Allai Valley has been moving down -- away from their homes in the mountains -- into camps set up at lower altitudes. However, much of the population of the Kaghan Valley has instead chosen to stay on the mountains, the higher altitudes subjecting them to harsher weather, and making it more difficult to reach the population.
Still, Action Against Hunger is traveling by helicopter and truck to these populations, monitor their conditions, and provide as much assistance as possible. ACF is replacing inadequate tents with both well-insulated tents and more permanent shelter material (tin roofing, cinder blocks, plastic sheeting), as well as providing safe stoves for families to use to cook and heat. ACF is also building latrines and sanitation facilities in several camps and areas, an essential part of the aid efforts as more and more cases of disease are reported.
However, the worst is still to come. This winter is expected to be one of the harshest in years, making transportation dangerous as the snow gets deeper and temperatures plummet. Action Against Hunger calls on the international community to continue to help the humanitarian effort, especially as conditions deteriorate.
Action Against Hunger is a non-governmental, non-profit, non-religious organization providing immediate assistance and long-term relief to children, women, and men suffering from the consequences of man-made and natural disasters. Action Against Hunger has been a world leader in the treatment of malnutrition since 1979, and has programs in more than 40 countries around the world focusing on nutrition, food security, water/sanitation, and basic health.
Action Against Hunger, which had been operational in Pakistan until 2004, re-entered the country and immediately began providing assistance days after the October 2005 earthquake. ACF is now working in the areas surrounding Battagram and Balakot, distributing nutritional rations and shelter items, and working to rehabilitate water and sanitation infrastructures.
Action Against Hunger is currently assisting in areas affected by the earthquake with emergency airplane deliveries of food for distribution, nutritional BP5 biscuits, water and sanitation equipment, and other nonfood items, as well as emergency water and sanitation programs (distributions of clean water followed by rehabilitation of destroyed water systems and other infrastructure).


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January LaVoy's voice talent comes roaring through in this fast-paced crime drama set in 1920s New York City. When Evie O'Neill leaves her small town for the bright lights of the big city, she unwittingly finds herself at the center of a gruesome murder investigation. LaVoy manages to bring not only the characters but the decade itself to life. Immigrant voices drip with Irish, Polish, and Russian accents, flappers exude sass with their sultry rasps, and the gravelly tones of preachers and musicians reverberate throughout Harlem. Her portrayal of the murderer is so macabre that it's best to listen with the lights on. This first novel from a trilogy answers enough questions to satisfy while asking enough to leave listeners clamoring for the next installment. M.D. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award, 2013 Audies Finalist.
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The Diviners
- Publication Date: December 3, 2013
- Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Historical Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Young Adult 12+
- Paperback: 608 pages
- Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers