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Saturday, June 18, 2011
Thursday, June 16, 2011
The Lotto Winner's and Other Stories
The Lotto Winner's and Other Stories Review
The Lotto Winner's and Other Stories Feature
"The Lotto Winners" presents a handsome young man who has squandered his first two year of college and finds himself financially cutoff by his father. Joshs future looks grim working the night shift at a fleabag hotel. Out of Rhinehart: Two Newcomb College girls decide to become pregnant their senior year and select the perfect male to sire their children, thus preventing their families from mating them with some dreadful geek from their inner circle of friends. A Silver Dime for Sarah: While feeding the pigeons in Trafalgar Square, the silhouette of a handsome young man turns on Sarah Parkers memory of her wartime romance. The Tontine Day: An elderly woman in an upscale retirement home reminisces and make plans for Tontine Day, when the investment banker takes Alice and her two friends to Commanders Palace for lunch to review their annuities. Vincents Offerings: A wife with values firmly planted in the 1960s suspects that her mate of twenty years is being unfaithful. Her true soul mate is her cat Vincent, who each morning leaves an offering for her on the doormat.
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Rebecca Sue: Searching For Pauley
Rebecca Sue: Searching For Pauley Review
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Rebecca Sue ‘Searching for Pauley’ is a story about a nineteen year old college girl having flashbacks of her childhood. Temporary blinded at the age of six from an accident that claimed the life of her father, she grows up on her grandparent’s horse breeding ranch in Three Rivers, California. Her grandfather tries to fill the absences of her father. When she is nine years old she’s befriended by a young boy working at the ranch. One day during a playful pony cart accident, she is flown by helicopter to the hospital with head injuries and the boy; Pauley feels responsible for the accident and he and his family move away. Years later, another boy working at the ranch befriends her and they become ‘best friends’ through-out her teenage years. During her first year of college he helps her search for Pauley to explain to him the results of the pony cart accident.
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
10 Ways to Cope with Boys
10 Ways to Cope with Boys Review
10 Ways to Cope with Boys Feature
Beth and Anna are now 16, with the all-important boyfriends. So everything should be perfect - shouldn't it? Beth's not sure that going out with Joey is all it's cracked up to be, but she can't admit it to herself, let alone to Anna, who seems totally satisfied with life. When they stumble across a quiz: "You and Your Lad: Suit him or Boot him?" Anna thinks it would be a laugh to try it out but Beth finds admitting the answers harder than she expects. How much does she know about Joey and is a boyfriend really worth all this effort?
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Monday, June 13, 2011
Best Internet Laughs: Volume One
Best Internet Laughs: Volume One Review
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Saturday, June 11, 2011
Your Flexxible Brain Neuro-Nastics Building a Bigger Better Brain
Your Flexxible Brain Neuro-Nastics Building a Bigger Better Brain Review
Your Flexxible Brain Neuro-Nastics Building a Bigger Better Brain Feature
Contemporary neuro-science clearly demonstrates that 'content loading' of the human brain i.e. Learning, experience, repetitive behavior or thought, can change specific physical brain structures. (enlarge or shrink) As a shortcut Dr. Milton calls such changes 'nodules'. He goes on to ask and answer the question: Do such 'nodulized; or modified brains have the capacity to change 'thought direction' without considerable amounts of new 'content loading'. (e.g. Rehab) If peers, parents and mentors are repeating the same spiel or indoctrination, Dr Milton says, "It is unlikely that the individual would be able to entertain or even 'see' an another point of view because of physical changes in his or her brain tissue". Free will, Positive thinking, Evolution, Immigration and Addiction are just a few of the timely topics covered in Your Pollyanna Brain.
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Friday, June 10, 2011
Death March of the Dancing Dolls and Other Stories: Vol. 3 Day Keene in the Detective Pulps (Volume 3)
Death March of the Dancing Dolls and Other Stories: Vol. 3 Day Keene in the Detective Pulps (Volume 3) Review
Death March of the Dancing Dolls and Other Stories: Vol. 3 Day Keene in the Detective Pulps (Volume 3) Feature
DEATH MARCH OF THE DANCING DOLLS is the third volume of the series: Day Keene in the Detective Pulps. It is introduced by Texas' own Bill Crider and has a cover by Gavin L. O'Keefe. Day Keene is well-known for his hardboiled novels but his short stories from the pulps are almost completely forgotten, until now. This volume contains these stories: Stay As Dead As You Are, Detective Tales, October 1946 The Charlie McCarthy Murders, Detective Tales, March 1942 Doc Egg’s Graveyard Reunion, Dime Mystery, February 1946 Death March of the Dancing Dolls, Dime Mystery, September 1945. So Sorry You Die Now, Dime Mystery, January 1945 A Minor Matter of Murder, Short Stories, Dec 25, 1945 Mighty Like a Rogue, Dime Detective, January 1950
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