Input: [Spanish] Ahora [English]

Output: Now

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Input: [Spanish] Más tarde [English]

Output: Later

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Input: [Spanish] Abierto/a [English]

Output: Open

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Input: [Spanish] Cerrado/a [English]

Output: Closed

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Input: [Spanish] Con [English]

Output: With

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Input: [Spanish] Sin [English]

Output: Without

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Input: [Spanish] Bueno/a [English]

Output: Good

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Input: [Spanish] Malo/a [English]

Output: Bad

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Input: [Spanish] Gran(de) [English]

Output: Big

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Input: [Spanish] Pequeño/a [English]

Output: Small

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Input: [Spanish] Más [English]

Output: More

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Input: [Spanish] Menos [English]

Output: Less

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Input: [Spanish] Hoy [English]

Output: Today

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Input: [Spanish] Mañana [English]

Output: Tomorrow

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Input: [Spanish] Ayer [English]

Output: Yesterday

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Input: [or] or [gold and silver.] real money - gold and silver. [Paper currency]

Output: Debt based paper assets

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Input: [or] or [gold and silver.] something of lasting value. [Paper currency]

Output: Political promises

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Input: [or] or [gold and silver.] land. [Paper currency]

Output: Futures contracts on a corrupt exchange

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Input: [or] or [gold and silver.] stacked silver in a safe. [Paper currency]

Output: Credit card debt

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Input: [or] or [gold and silver.] gold in hand now. [Paper currency]

Output: Social security income in a decade

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Input: [or] or [gold and silver.] good health. [Paper currency]

Output: Obamacare

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Input: [or] or [gold and silver.] healthy nutritious food. [Paper currency]

Output: Nutritionally empty fast food

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Input: [or] or [gold and silver.] real and valuable. [Paper currency]

Output: Artificial and phony

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Input: [or] or [gold and silver.] the Holy Bible. [Paper currency]

Output: Reality television

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Input: [Page] 162 [Ends with the words] whose appreciation [Begins with the words]

Output: "All talk on modern poetry,

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [Page] 163 [Ends with the words] The unseizable [Begins with the words]

Output: is capable of yielding

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [Page] 164 [Ends with the words] phrases which a reader [Begins with the words]

Output: magic of poetry

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [Page] 165 [Ends with the words] It is here that many [Begins with the words]

Output: of modern verse

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [Page] 166 [Ends with the words] What the [Begins with the words]

Output: have been led astray.

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [Page] 167 [Ends with the words] Pound's vers [Begins with the words]

Output: poems do require

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [Page] 168 [Ends with the words] Before the time of its coming? [Begins with the words]

Output: libre is such

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [Page] 169 [Ends with the words] Then howl I my heart nigh mad with rejoicing. [Begins with the words]

Output: There is evident,

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [Page] 170 [Ends with the words] and is not to be spoken. [Begins with the words]

Output: In hot summer have I great rejoicing

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Input: [Page] 171 [Ends with the words] in the philological sense of the term.... [Begins with the words]

Output: There are, here and there,

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [Page] 172 [Ends with the words] the author has [Begins with the words]

Output: Art is a departure from fixed positions;

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [Page] 173 [Ends with the words] The branches grow out of me, like arms. [Begins with the words]

Output: become a critic of men,

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [Page] 174 [Ends with the words] His antagonism to this [Begins with the words]

Output: Tree you are,

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [Page] 175 [Ends with the words] go to Sappho, Catullus, [Begins with the words]

Output: movement was the first

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [Page] 176 [Ends with the words] that his newer [Begins with the words]

Output: Villon when he is in the vein,

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [Page] 177 [Ends with the words] feelings of his youth; which [Begins with the words]

Output: idiom is due to the Chinese influence.

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Input: [Page] 178 [Ends with the words] And with some branches rotted and falling. [Begins with the words]

Output: likes to be able to open

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Input: [Page] 179 [Ends with the words] Gone, ah, gone--untouched, unreachable! [Begins with the words]

Output: Each poem holds out these

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Input: [Page] 180 [Ends with the words] He goes on to say: [Begins with the words]

Output: She who could never live save through one person,

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Input: [Page] 181 [Ends with the words] The vizard broke and remained [Begins with the words]

Output: The poems in Cathay

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Input: [Page] 182 [Ends with the words] retrace the journey. [Begins with the words]

Output: in his hand,

The text of "Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry" by T.S. Eliot


Input: [FEV disagreements] Ink Spots contest winners [Here] Here

Output: MCA congratulates the winners of his Ink Spots contest.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Footlockers in Broken Hill [Here] Here

Output: A reader spills the secret on how to get to the broken footlockers in Broken Hill.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Tangler's Hand [Here] Here

Output: A Fallout 1 Item

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] How many people... [Here] Here

Output: MCA says there'll be no figures on how many people died in the war, turned into mutants etc.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Wasteland [Here] Here

Output: MCA explains that the Fallout universe and the Wasteland universe are seperate.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] A.I. [Here] Here

Output: About the A.I.'s in Fallout 2

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Holy Hand Grenade [Here] Here

Output: A Fallout 2 item

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Brahmins [Here] Here

Output: All about Brahmin.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Original Stories [Here] Here

Output: The story behind the original Fallout stories.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Myron too young to have made Jet? [Here] Here

Output: MCA apologises for a bit of a background mix-up.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Timeline mix-up [Here] Here

Output: MCA apologises for crediting the wrong person with creating the original Fallout timeline.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Leap years [Here] Here

Output: Nothing much at all is said about leap years.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] BOS rank clarifications [Here] Here

Output: Following the release of the Fallout editors, a few minor points about BOS ranks are cleared up.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] HoloTapes are real [Here] Here

Output: A reader points out that HoloTapes actually exist.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Ian and his Gun [Here] Here

Output: MCA reveals that he doesn't actually know what gun Ian was supposed to give you in Vault City.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Ausir is a Whore [Here] Here

Output: Ausir shamelessly whores his Polish Fallout site.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Mr. Cheater and Chet [Here] Here

Output: MCA tells the story behind a couple of characters who didn't make it into the retail version of Fallout 2.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Demo stuff [Here] Here

Output: A reader submits a link to a few pictures of extra stuff from the old Fallout demo.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Mutant Sexes [Here] Here

Output: MCA explains why you can't see any female mutants.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Vault Dweller alive? [Here] Here

Output: A dirty rumour about the Vault Dweller is squashed.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] BOS History [Here] Here

Output: A few points about the BOS' history is cleared up.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] BOS Elder insights [Here] Here

Output: A reader has his say on the disputed "BOS Elder" issue.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] BOS Knight confusion [Here] Here

Output: MCA offers a theory on a bit of a plot fumble in Fallout.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Kaga [Here] Here

Output: All about Kaga, the Fallout 2 character who didn't make it.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] From Russia With Love [Here] Here

Output: A Russian reader hits MCA with questions about Psykers, the continued existence of talking deathclaws, pnp statistics, possible space programs and the sterility of mutants in FOT.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Little Nicky [Here] Here

Output: A reader named Nicky asks MCA about Harold, characters named Moore, bongs, floating heads, mutant toes, cat's paw magazines and easter eggs.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Fire Geckos can't be skinned? [Here] Here

Output: MCA explains that Fire Gecko's are unskinnable due to a bug.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Red helps out [Here] Here

Output: Red sorts MCA out with details on the "party.txt" NPC's, "poisonous" toes and how many stars there are on the Fallout flag.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Interview with Jess Heinig [Here] Here

Output: MCA conducts an entertaining interview with Jess Heinig

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Junktown trivia [Here] Here

Output: Jess Heinig shares some interesting stories about Junktown.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Patrick the Celt trivia [Here] Here

Output: Jess Heinig sheds some light on Patrick The Celt's background.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] Tycho's History [Here] Here

Output: Jess Heinig takes a detailed look at Tycho's story.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [FEV disagreements] PipBoy Button and Vault 0 [Here] Here

Output: Ausir gives some insight into the mysterious missing button on the PipBoy, and offers an theory on what's going on with Vault 0.

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A reader complains about the back-story of FEV and some issues with the Fallout universe - MCA responds.


Input: [Adjective] Which Vir [Person] Who Vol [Thing] What Vas [Time] When Qua [Way] How Quaman [Reason] Why Quoman [Place]

Output: Where Quin


Input: [Adjective] This Cit [Person] This Cit [Thing] This Cit [Time] Now Quo [Way] Thus Quaman [Place]

Output: Here Opto


Input: [Adjective] That Tram [Person] That Tram [Thing] That Tram [Time] Then Linquo [Place]

Output: There Drento


Input: [Adjective] Some Paron [Person] Someone Homparon [Thing] Something Homparon [Time] Sometime Quaparon [Way] Somehow Quaparon [Place]

Output: Somewhere Quinparon


Input: [Adjective] No Nolla [Person] Noone Omnion [Thing] Nothing Omnion [Time] Never Quaparo [Place]

Output: Nowhere Quinparo


Input: [Adjective] Every Allen [Person] Everyone Omniro [Thing] Everything Omniro [Time] Always Ettia [Place]

Output: Everywhere Quinall


Input: [Team] Lake & Michelle [Relationship] Married parents [Against] Type A husband and laid back wife means that this team will probably bicker their way around the world. And what kind of a name is "Lake" anyway? [For]

Output: They already work together, so they're aware of each others style. Also, I admire her attempt to bring back 80s hair.


Input: [Team] Danielle & Dani [Relationship] Childhood friends [Against] Their stated plan is to rely on their good looks. They're not that good looking. [For]

Output: Staten Island natives. Staten Island has already produced beloved teams like the Frats and John Vito & Jill.


Input: [Team] BJ & Tyler [Relationship] Best friends [Against] If they try too hard to be wacky they're going to end up being incredibly annoying. [For]

Output: This duo already has a lot of world travel experience.


Input: [Team] Ray & Yolanda [Relationship] Dating [Against] They rip on each other in their bio, what will they be like when they're in an uncomfortable situation in a foreign country? [For]

Output: Numerous personal accomplishments make them sound like a formidable team.


Input: [Team] John & Scott [Relationship] Lifelong friends [Against] John is afraid of flying. He does realize that this isn't the Amazing Race Family Edition, right? [For]

Output: They sound like they're in the race for the adventure, not to find out if their relationship will work out. Thank God.


Input: [Team] David & Lori [Relationship] Dating [Against] David is afraid of heights. Bring on the bungee jumping! Also, David's in a band and it's possible that that band sucks. [For]

Output: Nerds! Everybody loves nerds. Lori's job as the assistant manager at Pizza Hut is a refreshing change from most reality show contestants


Input: [Team] Eric & Jeremy [Relationship] Friends [Against] Pretty boys have won too often. It's time for the old, the ugly and the nerdy to win. [For]

Output: These former track stars should shine when it's literally a race to the finish mat.


Input: [Team] Fran & Barry [Relationship] Married 40 years [Against] They seem spry and all, but the older folks on this show just don't remember how to hurry. [For]

Output: I drew this team in my office pool. She's an accomplished mountain climber and he was a surgeon in 'Nam.


Input: [Team] Lisa & Joni [Relationship] Sisters [Against] They're on the race to "reconnect" with each other. Is a high pressure race the right place to do that? Shouldn't they just go out to brunch? [For]

Output: These Amazons are each over six feet tall. They describe themselves as loud and rambunctious. The female Frats?


Input: [Team] Joseph & Monica [Relationship] Dating [Against] At least from their bio, there's nothing really interesting about them. [For]

Output: They're so pretty. Plus, Monica is doing to the Race to try to pay off her student loans. Heh, you gotta love that.


Input: [Team] Wanda & Desiree [Relationship] Mother and daughter [Against] Desiree describes her mom as "overprotective". How expected. How about a cautious daughter and her wild mom as a team? [For]

Output: Part of the reason they're racing is to experience other cultures. Good for them.


Input: [What’s in] Cup cakes, cake pops and macaroons [What’s out] 3 tier cakes [0]

Output: Dessert

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Input: [What’s in] Antique gold is back! Colored gemstones are in! [What’s out] Diamonds [0]

Output: Jewelry

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Input: [What’s in] Saree, Lehenga style saree [What’s out] Lehenga [0]

Output: Outfit

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Input: [What’s in] Ball gown by an Indian designer [What’s out] Lehenga [0]

Output: Reception Outfit

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Input: [What’s in] Jewel-tone heels encrusted with gems and crystals preferably wedges or kitten heels [What’s out] Plain ol’ satin pumps [0]

Output: Shoes

What’s In, What’s Out – A Simple Chart to Help Plan Your Wedding | The South Asian Wedding Network by Divanee


Input: [What’s in] Fuschia, mint green, white, yellow, navy muted gold, silver [What’s out] Indigo, maroon, red, dark green [0]

Output: Colors for your outfits

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Input: [What’s in] Gemstone chandeliers [What’s out] Diamond chandeliers [0]

Output: Earrings

What’s In, What’s Out – A Simple Chart to Help Plan Your Wedding | The South Asian Wedding Network by Divanee


Input: [What’s in] Long and layered [What’s out] Short neck chokers [0]

Output: Necklaces

What’s In, What’s Out – A Simple Chart to Help Plan Your Wedding | The South Asian Wedding Network by Divanee


Input: [What’s in] Seychelles, Mauritius, Andamans(India), San Miguel de Allende [What’s out] Hawaii, Rajasthan(India), Cancun [0]

Output: Honeymoon vacations

What’s In, What’s Out – A Simple Chart to Help Plan Your Wedding | The South Asian Wedding Network by Divanee


Input: [What’s in] Pouch like with a bright colored pouch and all details as inserts in it [What’s out] Plain old wedding card that looks well… like a card. [0]

Output: Invitations style

What’s In, What’s Out – A Simple Chart to Help Plan Your Wedding | The South Asian Wedding Network by Divanee


Input: [What’s in] Velvet, chiffons, goergettes, net and sheer silks [What’s out] Heavy silk, brocades [0]

Output: Saree fabrics

What’s In, What’s Out – A Simple Chart to Help Plan Your Wedding | The South Asian Wedding Network by Divanee


Input: [What’s in] The real deal – an array of ethnic dishes special to the bride and grooms taste [What’s out] Continental, array of cuisines displayed from the world over [0]

Output: Food

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Input: [What’s in] Offbeat arrangement that double as favors [What’s out] Generic big flower arrangements [0]

Output: Centerpieces

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Input: [What’s in] Donation to the charity of your choice, online store that supports philanthropy. [What’s out] Macy’s, Williams Sonoma [0]

Output: Wedding registry

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Input: [What’s in] Who captures moments between the moment, the new age photographer who captures the little details [What’s out] Who captures the wedding but not the moments [0]

Output: Photographer

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Input: [What’s in] Minimalistic and natural, pink lipstick [What’s out] Dark eyes or strong lips [0]

Output: Makeup

What’s In, What’s Out – A Simple Chart to Help Plan Your Wedding | The South Asian Wedding Network by Divanee


Input: [What’s in] Wispy easy hairdos which look a bit undone, or hair down [What’s out] Too tight curls, big 80’s style layers or curls [0]

Output: Hairdo

What’s In, What’s Out – A Simple Chart to Help Plan Your Wedding | The South Asian Wedding Network by Divanee


Input: [What’s in] Sleeveless, ideally low back [What’s out] With sleeves [0]

Output: Blouse

What’s In, What’s Out – A Simple Chart to Help Plan Your Wedding | The South Asian Wedding Network by Divanee


Input: [What’s in] English cucumber sandwiches [What’s out] Mini burgers [0]

Output: Appetizers

What’s In, What’s Out – A Simple Chart to Help Plan Your Wedding | The South Asian Wedding Network by Divanee


Input: [What’s in] Mohito [What’s out] Cosmo [0]

Output: Drink

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Input: [What’s in] Colored diamonds or emeralds, sapphires [What’s out] A big Diamond rock [0]

Output: Engagement ring

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Input: [What’s in] Antique setting in white gold or platinum [What’s out] Yellow gold [0]

Output: Engagement ring setting

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Input: [What’s in] Yellow, Fuschia, Coral [What’s out] Red, Dark Green [0]

Output: Colors for your wedding

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Input: [What’s in] Ainvayi Ainvayi – band baaja baraat [What’s out] Mehendi lagakey rakhna [0]

Output: Bollywood wedding song

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Input: [What’s in] Be original – make your own by mixing 3 dances on youtube [What’s out] JK wedding dance on youtube [0]

Output: Wedding dance

What’s In, What’s Out – A Simple Chart to Help Plan Your Wedding | The South Asian Wedding Network by Divanee


Input: [Author] Gillian Flynn [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] This one was interesting for awhile but in the end became so whacky and far-fetched I just couldn’t wait for it to be done. For me, this had great potential but did not live up to it. [Date Reviewed] 2014-10 [Title]

Output: Gone Girl


Input: [Author] Chris Bohjalian [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] I really enjoyed The Sandcastle Girls and hoped for a similar experience with this book. Although it was enjoyable, it was much more pure fiction, with only tangential references to the real Buffalo soldiers. A family loses twin daughters in a tragic flood and several years later takes in a foster child, a young African American boy. A fairly engaging story and easy read, but I was a bit disappointed that the story of the Buffalo soldiers was not more entwined in the story. [Date Reviewed] 2014-10 [Title]

Output: The Buffalo Soldier


Input: [Author] Louise Longo [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] (Bradley) A true tale of the very sad story of a Mom, Dad and 5 year old who decide to take a sailing trip together. The book is a very quick and easy read, but very emotional. It also drives home for any sailor or cruiser, that you never, ever get into a life raft until you are stepping up into it, as the boat is literally sinking. From an experienced sailors perspective, Louise does not address many of the key questions, and as it happened before internet in 1994, there is not a lot of other information out there. It is a great read for those cruising to drive home some key points on preparing for the worst. It is also a very good read for the non sailors, to get a sense of the true challenges of cruising. [Date Reviewed] 2014-10 [Title]

Output: Let Me Survive


Input: [Author] John Kretschmer [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] (Bradley) John is an extremely well respected sailor author, but this book has two faults in my opinion. One, it is written almost exclusively for those who are serious sailors or those thinking about purchasing a boat and heading offshore. This book not for the general public Two and more importantly – I disagree with so much of what he says and how often he ends up in bad weather. That is not to say that for those thinking of purchasing a boat, there is not some excellent information and insights in the book. It is just that I fear those just joining the cruising world might get the wrong idea on some critical issues. I also believe John missed a key cruising sailboat, Oyster, that have clearly demonstrated they are ocean capable. I do not believe there is any other brand of boat that has so many circumnavigations under its hulls. Why he elected to leave this boat out, I do not know, but I suspect it may be a price issues. There are far better sailing books to spend one’s time on. [Date Reviewed] 2014-10 [Title]

Output: Sailing A Serious Ocean


Input: [Author] Non-Fiction [Genre] Alexandra Fuller [Rating] ** [Description] Author’s memoir of growing up white in Africa during turbulent times. Colorful and interesting, the book focuses mostly on personal issues and tragedies within a somewhat eccentric family with the historical events of the times in the background. Personally I would have enjoyed the historical events to be in the forefront, but otherwise enjoyed the book. [Date Reviewed] 2014-04 [Title]

Output: Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight


Input: [Author] Non-Fiction [Genre] Eric Metaxas [Rating] ** [Description] (Bradley) Eric Metaxas approaches his topic with such a personal agenda and religious bias, that I felt he was unable to objectively define what makes great men. He elected to write 7 short Bios’ on George Washington, William Wilberforce Jackie Robinson, Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Eric Liddell, Pope John Paul II and Charles Colson. While I will grant him the first three, and stand on the fence regarding Bonhoeffer, the last three do not qualify as great men. They may have done a great deed or two, but they certainly did not lead an exemplary life. Part of my issue with his selection process is Eric’s putting on a pedestal those men who were able to recruit new believers in his religion. While I gladly accept anyone’s personal belief structure, I feel this need by most of the worlds major religions to continue to prove themselves by actively and sometimes force ably recruiting new converts is one of the fundamental problems the world faces today. In addition I felt Eric missed several men who had a far greater positive impact on the world than Colson, Pope Paul II, Liddell and Bonhoeffer. What about Sam Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, Winston Churchill; just to name a few of the more obvious candidates. [Date Reviewed] 2014-04 [Title]

Output: Seven Men: And the Secret of Their Greatness


Input: [Author] Fiction [Genre] Jonathan Kellerman [Rating] ** [Description] I love Kellerman and his Alex Delaware series but this one just didn’t do it for me. A fairly obvious perpetrator with a pretty unbelievable (silly) motive overcomes the characters and otherwise good writing. [Date Reviewed] 2014-04 [Title]

Output: Killer


Input: [Author] Dan Brown [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Robert Langdon, hero of the DaVinci Code, races to piece together a mystery based on Dante’s Inferno. At times the book seems more of an art history lecture than a thriller but it has its good points. A bit disappointing at the end, but a good read. [Date Reviewed] 2013-12 [Title]

Output: Inferno


Input: [Author] David Baldacci [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Former Secret Service agents King and Maxwell take on a young client whose father has disappeared following a secret mission in Afghanistan. Working both with and against other agencies, not know who to trust, the pair help to unravel a deadly mystery. A decent read. [Date Reviewed] 2013-12 [Title]

Output: King and Maxwell


Input: [Author] David Baldacci [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] The second in the John Puller series, the hero. a military investigator, is on leave to recover from events in the last book when he learns his aunt is dead. Riuled an accident. Puller learns from his father that his aunt wrote a letter telling of some strange happenings in the town of Paradise. Puller sets off to investigate and uncovers some very strange things indeed. While there are some holes, its a good book for this genre and a likable and believable hero. [Date Reviewed] 2013-12 [Title]

Output: The Forgotten


Input: [Author] Sandra Brown [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Like the other Sandra Brown books I’ve read, this one is not believable, filled with characters who are completely inconsistent from one interaction to the next, lots of sexual tension between characters, a silly plot, but lots of fun. Her books are not literary classics, and you may not want to admit you read them, but when the next one comes along, you read it anyway. [Date Reviewed] 2013-08 [Title]

Output: Bittersweet Rain


Input: [Author] J.A. Jance [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] I enjoyed this author’s JP Beaumont and Joanna Brady novels but this one wasn’t quite the same caliber. The hero, a female TV anchor who is fired for being too old finds out her husband is a schmuck and starts writing an online blog. There is a mysterious death and the book seems to dance around a bunch of women’s issues, but is not entirely choesive. It’s OK, a good summer beach book, though you can probably do better. [Date Reviewed] 2013-08 [Title]

Output: Edge of Evil


Input: [Author] W.E.B . Griffin [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] I have enjoyed Griffin’s Badge of Honor and The Corps series, and this is the third book in his Presidential Agent series. For me, the whole series is just OK. It seems to be less historical and more fictional, relying on characters and a story that don’t have the same feel of reality as his other works. This was an OK continuation of an OK series. [Date Reviewed] 2013-08 [Title]

Output: The Hunters


Input: [Author] Tea Obreht [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] An interesting debut novel by a young author, this story is set in a fictional Balkan state recovering from years of war. Told through the eyes of a young woman doctor and her grandfather, the story combines interesting characters, stories of war and its effects, elements of supernatural/fantasy, a a tiger. While the writing style is engaging and the characters all interesting, the book ends without a strong conclusion/moral/central theme. This author has great potential and I look forward to her future works. While this book was enjoyable, it wasn’t great for me. [Date Reviewed] 2013-08 [Title]

Output: The Tiger’s Wife


Input: [Author] Jonathan Kellerman [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] While his house is being renovated, Alex Delaware accepts an invitation for an all expense paid trip to a Pacific island to assist in a research project. Lo and behold, a mystery starts to unfold, featuring some local murders and long ago intrigue. Not my favorite of the Delaware series, but still a good read [Date Reviewed] 2013-08 [Title]

Output: The Web


Input: [Author] David Baldacci [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A new series featuring John Puller, a combat veteran who is now an investigator for the Army’s Criminal Investigation unit. This case involves a trip to rural West Virginia where some mysterious murders lead down various false paths until the truth is learned. Decent story – good entertainment if you enjoy this genre. [Date Reviewed] 2013-08 [Title]

Output: Zero Day


Input: [Author] Elizabeth Berg [Genre] Historical Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Though a work of fiction, this book was inspired by a true story. Set in Tupelo. Mississippi in the 1960’s, a woman contract polio during her last month of pregnancy and delivers her daughter while confined to an iron lung. Paralyzed for life from the disease, she raises her daughter as a single mom, with the help of a part time caregiver. A good story, well told with good characters, a few laughs, and plenty of emotion and inspiration. [Date Reviewed] 2013-08 [Title]

Output: We are All Welcome Here


Input: [Author] W.E.B Griffin [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Second in the Presidential Agent series, this story involves the kidnapping of a US Diplomat’s wife in Argentina and subsequent murder of the diplomat. While not one of Griffin’s best, it’s still a good read. [Date Reviewed] 2013-01 [Title]

Output: The Hostage


Input: [Author] Daniel Silva [Genre] Historical Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] First in the Gabriel Allon series, this is the story of a former Israeli assasin who tries to retire but gets called back to help with a terrorist who is an old nemesis. Meant to help illustrate some of the origins of the Israeli-Palestinian conflicts, Silva gives good background on both sides. A bit violent but a decent story with some educational value. [Date Reviewed] 2013-01 [Title]

Output: The Kill Artist


Input: [Author] Clive Cussler [Genre] Historical Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Second in the Isaac Bell series, set in the early 20th century during the era of the railroads, detective Isaac Bell is on the trail of a killer known as The Wrecker who is out to destroy the railroad and its tycoon owner. Reasonably interesting, but not as good as the first book in the series. The good guys win in the end, but certainly have their shares of missteps and errors along the way. [Date Reviewed] 2012-11 [Title]

Output: The Wrecker


Input: [Author] Gregg Hurwitz [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Interesting murder mystery. Drew Danner, a crime reporter, wakes up in a hospital with no memory of the night before. His ex-fiance is dead and he was found with her body covered in her blood. Learning he has suffered from a brain tumor, he has no idea if he is guilty or innocent. This begins a quest for the truth, with many twists and turns along the way. Good story, well developed plot. [Date Reviewed] 2012-09 [Title]

Output: The Crime Writer


Input: [Author] Sandra Brown [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] I have to admit, Sandra Brown is my guilty pleasure, Like her other books, this one is completely unbelievable. Sexy heroine lusts after unsuitable guy, silly plot, lust develops into love, mystery is solved. Intellectually, this is a really dumb book, but it really is fun. I like Sandra Brown when I’m in the mood for a mindless, stress-relieving story. [Date Reviewed] 2012-07 [Title]

Output: Best Kept Secrets


Input: [Author] J.A. Jance [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Another in the Sheriff Joanna Brady series. Good story, doesn’t require too much concentration. A good diversion and entertaining. [Date Reviewed] 2012-05 [Title]

Output: Devil’s Claw


Input: [Author] Wilbur Smith [Genre] Historical Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] I have never read Wilbur Smith before, but there are a dozen of his books that came with this boat so I finally tackled one. It is historical fiction and though I am not sold on the story line or the charaters, the background events – turmoil in Africa during the 60’s and 70’s – is fascinating. [Date Reviewed] 2012-05 [Title]

Output: Golden Fox


Input: [Author] David Baldacci [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] The fifth of the Camel Club series. Not bad, but this series seems to be losing steam. The plot centers around Camel Club leader Oliver Stone going back to work for the US Government in the wake of a bomb explosion in Lafayette Park. The government naturally is full of horrible people who conspire at every turn, only to be outwitted by Stone. Some high points – Baldacci’s characters are always interesting and the plot involved enough to keep you guessing – but if there is a sixth in this series I’ll probably skip it. [Date Reviewed] 2012-02 [Title]

Output: Divine Justice


Input: [Author] Sandra Brown [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Interesting story that keeps your interest and keeps you guessing. An enjoyable read, though now that I’ve read several books by this author, her characters all seem to suffer from Love at First Sight and confusing lust for love. Not entirely believable, but a goot entertaining yarn. [Date Reviewed] 2012-02 [Title]

Output: The Alibi


Input: [Author] Linda Fairstein [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Murder mystery involving a college faculty and excavation of a former insane asylum. Written by a real-life district attorney, it’s good enough to finish and OK for this genre. [Date Reviewed] 2012-01 [Title]

Output: The Deadhouse


Input: [Author] Sandra Brown [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A judge’s trophy wife shoots a home intruder – was it self defense or something else? A plot that has you guessing throughout, this is an entertaining read. The lust/love scenario between the detective and the main suspect is a bit overdone and not too believable, but still a good escape for a few hours. [Date Reviewed] 2011-11 [Title]

Output: Ricochet


Input: [Author] PD James [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A spate of deaths occurs at a seminary and a visiting detective sorts through a host of suspects to find the killer. Entertaining. [Date Reviewed] 2011-10 [Title]

Output: Death in Holy Orders


Input: [Author] J.A. Jance [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Detective Beaumont, still working for the Special Homicide Investigation Team, teams up with his partner/lover to investigate several cold cases which end up tying together. Not the strongest plot of the series but the characters and story make it a pleasant diversionary read. [Date Reviewed] 2011-10 [Title]

Output: Justice Denied


Input: [Author] Douglas Preston [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A combination Jurassic Park/mystery features FBI Agent Pendergrass on the heels of a suspected brutal serial killer, or is it a strange new life form? Intersting book with just enough credence to be believable. Put aside a few annoying bits – such as every law enforcement agent who is not one of the “heros” breaks down in tears at the first sign of troubel – and its a fun book. [Date Reviewed] 2011-10 [Title]

Output: Relic


Input: [Author] Douglas Preston [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Sequel to Relic and continues in the same vein. Same main character reunited for a recurrence of brutal deaths, must solve the mystery and save the city from evil. Good page turning fun. [Date Reviewed] 2011-10 [Title]

Output: Reliquary


Input: [Author] Temple Grandin [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] The author suffers from austism, yet has earned a PhD and is a specialist in animal behavior because of her ability to “think in pictures” and see the world the way animals do. She has now designed over 50% of the country’s meat slaughterhouse facilities to provide more humane treatment of cattle. There is also a movie about the author which is well worth seeing. [Date Reviewed] 2011-07 [Title]

Output: Animals in Translation


Input: [Author] W.E.B Griffin [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A new series by the author of popular series about the Marine Corps and NYPD. This is a solid and entertaining novel about a young special forces major who helps his superiors and the President avert a terrorist attack. [Date Reviewed] 2011-07 [Title]

Output: By Order of the President


Input: [Author] Jonathan Kellerman [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Yet another Alex Delaware novel, this one involves the murder of a teacher at an exclusive prep school. Typically entertaining Kellerman fare, with a decent story. Great beach book. [Date Reviewed] 2011-07 [Title]

Output: Deception


Input: [Author] Dick Francis [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A jockey and trainer are stripped of their licenses after being falsely accused of throwing a race. The jockey launches his own investigation, which leads to lots of intrigue. Standard Dick Francis fare – good story, not too much violence, and lots of horse stories. [Date Reviewed] 2011-07 [Title]

Output: Enquiry


Input: [Author] Jonathan Kellerman [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Alex and Milo (this is another Alex Delaware novel) investigate a double murder at an unfinished building site that leads them down several rabbit holes before finally solving the case [Date Reviewed] 2011-07 [Title]

Output: Evidence


Input: [Author] Scott Turow [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Hippes and revolutionaries from the 60’s grow up to become judges, lawyers, and politicians embroiled in a murder mystery. Interesting, but not my favorite of Turow’s works [Date Reviewed] 2011-07 [Title]

Output: Laws of Our Fathers


Input: [Author] Harlan Coban [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Another Myron Bolitar murder, this time Myron goes to Paris to help his former lover solve the murder of her husband. Fun and entertaining, it’s a good blend of humor and bad things (a la the Sopranos). [Date Reviewed] 2011-07 [Title]

Output: Long Lost


Input: [Author] Stuart Woods [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Set on Cumberland Island off Georgia, the story concerns a woman who is hiding from her violent husband on Cumerland Island, where a years old mystery unfolds. We recently visited St. Mary’s, just near the real Cumberland Island, so that made the book more interesting to me. Solid beach reading material [Date Reviewed] 2011-07 [Title]

Output: Palindrome


Input: [Author] Scott Turow [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Another legal mystery, this time involving the disappearance of a law partern along with millions of dollars. Mack Malloy, the central character, is a cop who eventually got his law degree and is assigned to figure out what happened. He is not expected to solve the mystery, but of course he does. Very entertaining with good characters [Date Reviewed] 2011-07 [Title]

Output: Pleading Guilty


Input: [Author] Harlan Coban [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Myron Bolitar returns with a new love interest who has a teenage daughter. Bolitar makes her and a friend promise to call him if they are every tempted to drive while drunk. That call does come, but the girl ends up missing and it’s up to Bolitar to find her. Good entertaining story. [Date Reviewed] 2011-07 [Title]

Output: Promise Me


Input: [Author] Greg Mortensen [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A mountaineer gets stranded in rural Pakistan and then spends his life helping to build schools to educate children, mostly Muslim, in poor areas where education is not possible. Some critics question the truthfulness of all the accounts, but nevertheless it is a worthwhile read if you want to gain a better understanding of the “real world” and a Muslim country where things are very different from the USA. [Date Reviewed] 2011-07 [Title]

Output: Three Cups of Tea


Input: [Author] Greg Iles [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Thriller about a child kidnapper. Good page turner and reasonably well written [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: 24 Hours


Input: [Author] Lisa Gradner [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] This book at times show great promise but degenerates into a violent, how many people can be senselessly murdered ending. [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: Alone


Input: [Author] Harlan Coben [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Another in the Myron Bolitar series of murder mysteries. Poor Myron, a sports agent, becomes involved in more murders than you can imagine! But the stories are good and reliable. Good characters and plenty of plot twists to keep it interesting. [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: Backspin


Input: [Author] Mark Haddon [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Actually a children’s book but I loved this author’s other works. This was interesting but not his best. Short, but definitely more appealing to a young audience. [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: Boom


Input: [Author] Lincoln Child [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A computer uses artificial intelligence to match up compatible couples with great results – until some of the super couples turn up dead. Good technological thriller. [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: Death Match


Input: [Author] Lee Child [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Former militray policement Jack Reacher is wandering and gets off the bus in a small town in Georgia where he quickly becomes embroiled in an intricate scheme involving counterfeiting and murder. A good character, this is the first book of a series and I’ll probably read some more of them. [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: Killing Floor


Input: [Author] J.A. Jance [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A JP Beaumont mystery where the hero finally checks himself into an alcohol rehab facility, taking him away from Seattle to Phoenix. His roomate, an annoying kid, disappears, setting the stage for another mystery. A decent story. [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: Minor in Possession


Input: [Author] J. A. Jance [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] The 13th book in the J.P. Beaumont detective series. Guess I like them if I’ve read this many! [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: Name Witheld


Input: [Author] J.A. Jance [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] This is the 4th book in the J.P. Beaumont series. He is a homicide detective and the books are all entertaining and good page turners. There are 14 books in the series so it’s always reliable when you just want a fun murder mystery. [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: Taking the Fifth


Input: [Author] Scott Turow [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Another legal thriller from Scott Turow. Interesting plot and great characters. A great story with no violence or murder, yet still a page turner! [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: The Burden of Proof


Input: [Author] J.A. Jance [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Another in the J.P. Beaumont series, this one is as good as the rest. Good, fun whodunnit. [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: Trial by Fury


Input: [Author] Greg Iles [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] An FBI agent works outside the system to unravel the mysterious deaths of spouses of a particular divorce attorney’s clients. A good suspensful thriller. [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: True Evil


Input: [Author] Ken Follett [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Bad guys try to steal a deadly virus from a research facility in Scotland. Good story – not Follett’s best, but even so, he’s still better than most. [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: Whiteout


Input: [Author] Julie Orringer [Genre] Historical Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A novel about various members of a Hungarian Jewish family at the start of WWII. At times interesting, at other times very slow moving. The strength of the book is in showing the effect of the coming war on what had been a normal family. [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: The Invisible Bridge


Input: [Author] Jeff Guidry [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Billed as the tale of a remarkable friendship between a man an an eagle, this is more a book about the author’s battle with cancer and how his attachment to an eagle at the wildlife rehab center he worked at helped him through. An interesting book, but not the inspirational story it was billed to be. And I’d be curious to hear the eagle’s version of the story. [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: An Eagle Named Freedom


Input: [Author] Susannah Charleson [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] True story of search and rescue dogs. The author works as a volunteer with a search and rescue team and eventually gets her own puppy to train as a rescue dog. Some good insights, but many of the actual searches described are lacking details and conclusions. Interesting and worth a read, but not written by a real professional writer and it shows. [Date Reviewed] 2011-04 [Title]

Output: Scent of the Missing


Input: [Author] Karen Kijewski [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A fun and entertaining murder mystery thriller featuring female private eye Kat Colorado. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Alley Kat Blues


Input: [Author] Dan Brown [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] The prequel to the Da Vinci Code, this is another thriller featuring symbology, science, and the Catholic Church. Much better than Digital Fortress and Deception Point, almost as entertaining as the Da Vinci Code, this book at least will make you think ab [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Angels and Demons


Input: [Author] Barbara Kingsolver [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A well written and enjoyable book about a woman who moves back to her small hometown and embarks on a journey to find herself. The characters all have flaws which make them believable but at times unlikeble too. A good read. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Animal Dreams


Input: [Author] Ian McEwan [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Set in England just before WWII this is a story of a big misunderstanding that changes a bunch of peoples’ lives forever. Well written and easy to read but not much point to it. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Atonement


Input: [Author] Greg Iles [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A murder-thriller whose hero is an alcoholic forensic dentist who is pregnant by her married lover. After suffering a panic attack at a crime scene, she returns to her childhood home where she is soon consumed by new evidence about the mystery of her father’s death. Though the plot is a bit convoluted at times, there is a serious underpinning to it having to do with childhood sexual abuse, which plays a role in the primary crime. The book does a good job of weaving a serious subject together with a decent story in a well-written thriller. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Blood Memory


Input: [Author] Stuart Woods [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Decent murder mystery set in Florida featuring a female private eye. Plot’s a little obvious, but otherwise entertaining. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Blood Orchid


Input: [Author] Jonathan Kellerman [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Another in the Alex Delaware series, this was not one of my favorites. The story seemed weak. It evolves around a series of murders – but the serial killer in the end hardley seems believable. Nevertheless, it’s a typical Kellerman page turner, with enough interest to justify reading on a nice beach somwhere. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Bones


Input: [Author] Jonathan Kellerman [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Another Alex Delaware/Milo Sturgis murder mystery. Psychologist Delaware consults to the police and helps to nab a killer. Kellerman never seems to write a bad book – they are reliably entertaining, though I’ve probably just read too many suspense thrillers this summer, so I wasn’t overwhelmed by this one. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Compulsion


Input: [Author] Faye Kellerman [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Mystery thriller featuring an L.A. police detective investigating a missing teenage family member in New York. The family is Orthodox Jewish and the book is a good view of their life wound around a good, page-turning plot. A worthwhile read [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Day of Atonement


Input: [Author] Dan Brown [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Mystery thriller about a meteorite found in the Artic. Well written and pretty believable page turner. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Deception Point


Input: [Author] Dan Brown [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] First book by the author of the Da Vinci Code. An interest holding page turner, but not nearly as sophisticated or as believable as his most current effort. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Digital Fortress


Input: [Author] James Patterson [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Detective Alex Cross chases two serial killers in a thrilling but excessively violent story. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Double Cross


Input: [Author] J. A. Jance [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A small town sheriff investigates the murder of a local woman and her 17 dogs. The sheriff is also pregnant and running for re-election while trying to solve what becomes a multiple murder. A good and entertaining thriller which will occupy a few hours. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Exit Wounds


Input: [Author] David Baldacci [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Mystery thriller involving an FBI agent and a psychiatrist. Good action, reasonable page turner, with a so-so plot and a less than satisfying ending. A fine beach book to kill some time. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Last Man Standing


Input: [Author] Scott Turow [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Lawyer takes on a death row inmate and comes to believe he is innocent. Murder, love, intrigue, not totally believable, but a good book for the beach. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Reversible Errors


Input: [Author] J. A. Knorath [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Another murder mystery thriller featuring a female detective, Jacqueline (Jack) Daniels. A decent read, but at times has excessive, graphic violence, interspered with humor – sort of like the Sopranos I guess. The author is acquiring a good reputation with this genre and will probably do well. If you like gruesome murder mysteries this won’t disappoint you. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Rusty Nail


Input: [Author] John Grisham [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A satirical tale of a couple, daughter off on an adventure to a faraway land, who decide to skip Christmas and go on a cruise instead. Subject to scorn and ridicule from all their friends, associates, and neighbors, they stick to the plan almost to the end. Funny and unfortunately all too true – it brings to light the materialism and lunacy surrounding many people’s approach to this holiday. Short and entertaining. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Skipping Christmas


Input: [Author] Daniel Hecht [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A well written suspenseful novel with a hero who suffers from Tourettes syndrome. A good page turner although the ending is just a little too bizarre. The end also gets pretty violent [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Skull Session


Input: [Author] Richard Patterson [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Michael Bennett is a NY detective and hostage negotiator with ten adopted children and a wife dying of cancer. He becomes the lead negotiator in a meticulously planned mass kidnapping/hostage situation. Good enough to be believable, this is the first in what will likely be a good series. Unlike some Patterson books, this one is not horribly gruesome. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Step on a Crack


Input: [Author] Alex McKnight [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Retired cop and private investigator Alex McKnight spends his summers in Upper Michigan where he becomes involved in a complex and dangerous case involving guns and money. Many twists and turns in the plot and some really bad things happen to the good guys, who I found to be pretty realistic – that is, they make mistakes, aren’t always smart, and sometimes have bad things happen to them. But in the end the bad guys of course get their due. Not a bad book for this genre. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Stolen Season


Input: [Author] Brad Meltzer [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A cheap take off of the Da Vinci code. The story involved a hard to believe conspiracy between highly placed US agents who happen to be Masons. Just good enough to keep you reading – just bad enough to make you glad to finish. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: The Book of Fate


Input: [Author] Michael Connelly [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A good murder mystery featuring detective Harry Bosch who attempts to solve the 30 year old murder of his mother. Will hold your interest and keep you turning the pages. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: The Last Coyote


Input: [Author] Michael Connelly [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Solid murder mystery starring a lawyer whose office is the backseat of a Lincoln. Not Connelly’s best, but entertaining and worth the read if you’re just looking for a good page turner for entertainment. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: The Lincoln Lawyer


Input: [Author] Nelson DeMille [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A strangely frightening book written before Sept 11 featuring a Libyan terrorist, a hijacked airplane, and numerous references to the World Trade Centers. It’s a good page turner of a book, but the ending leaves a lot to be desired. Events of the past cou [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: The Lion’s Game


Input: [Author] Alice Sebold [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A young girl is murdered on her way home from school one day. The story is told from her perspective, mostly from heaven looking down on her family and friends and what happens to them in the aftermath of the murder. A creative and different perspective, [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: The Lovely Bones


Input: [Author] Brad Meltzer [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Brothers who work at a bank plan a white collar crime but get in the way of some mean people. An adequate time passer. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: The Millionaires


Input: [Author] Michael Connelly [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Another in the Harry Bosch detective series. Nothing earth-shattering – the author almost always provides and interesting and well told story that provides some good entertainment. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: The Overlook


Input: [Author] Nicholas Evans [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] By the author of the Horse Whisperer. I found this one a little disappointing. It was OK to pass the time and held my interest fairly well, but it was much more of a soap opera about classic star crossed lovers than about firefighting. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: The Smoke Jumper


Input: [Author] Phillip Margolin [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A good page turner mystery. A little on the dark side and not truly believable, but a good read nonetheless [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Ties That Bind


Input: [Author] David Baldacci [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Thriller with a plane crash and scheme revolving around federal reserve rate changes. Not really plausible, but a good time passer. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Total Control


Input: [Author] Michael Connelly [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A Harry Bosch murder mystery. Not his best, nor his worst. Good, entertaining story – if you’ve liked this series you’ll probably enjoy it. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Trunk Music


Input: [Author] Dick Francis [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Typical, entertaining Dick Francis novel [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Wild Horses


Input: [Author] Brad Meltzer [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Reasonably interesting thriller about staffers on Capitol Hill and a game they play that turns deadley. Not particularly memorable, but passes the time and not a disappointment. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Zero Game


Input: [Author] Herman Wouk [Genre] Historical Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] 1952 Pulizter Prize winning novel about life on a warship in WWII [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Caine Mutiny


Input: [Author] Tracy Chevalier [Genre] Historical Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Good story set in the time of the artist Vermeer. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Girl with a Pearl Earring


Input: [Author] John Jakes [Genre] Historical Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Historical Fiction about the Civil War, Pinkerton, and the beginning of the Secret Service [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: On Secret Service


Input: [Author] Ward Carroll [Genre] Historical Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Written by a former Navy fighter pilot, the story is set on an aircraft carrier in the Persian gulf. It provides a good portrait of life as a fighter pilot and is worth reading for that. The story is not real strong, but good enough to hold your interest. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Punk’s War


Input: [Author] Rebecca Walker [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Autobigraphy of a woman with a black mother and white Jewish father and the trials and tribulations of her childhood. Interesting, but in the end her childhood doesn’t seem much more difficult than the average person. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Black White & Jewish


Input: [Author] Tony Horwitz [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] The author sets out to visit many of the places discovered by Captain James Cook in the 18th century. He alternates his travel adventures with great information about Cook’s voyages. Unfortunately the author doesn’t seem to like any place he visits and his attempts to be humorous (a la Bill Bryson) fall flat. Despite that, the book is worth reading for a better understanding of Cook’s navigational and exploratory skills. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Blue Latitudes


Input: [Author] Ross King [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] The story of the daring design and successful building of the dome of the cathedral Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence in the 15th Century. A short book (160 pgs) and an easy read, but quite a bit of technical detail. Architects and engineers would enjoy this book. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Brunelleschi’s Dome


Input: [Author] Michael Carrick [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Written by Tom Kite’s caddie of many years. Moderately interesting but only for one who likes golf. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Caddie Sense


Input: [Author] Charles Gallencamp [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] The true story of the Central Asiatic expeditions to Mongolia led by Roy Chapman Andrews in the 1920’s. Part science, part biography, part adventure story, part world history, the book provides a great look at all that was involved in mounting one of the most famous scientific expeditions in history. You will revel in the scientific finds and share the frustration of dealing with the Chinese buearacacy to obtain permission. A good book well written, but full of science and fact, so don’t expect a page turning thriller. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Dragon Hunter


Input: [Author] David Starkey [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] The story of the early life of Elizabeth I and how she ultimately became queen, with tons of historical information on Henry VIII and what was going on in England at the time. A worthwhile book full of interesting information, but a bit slow at times. Recommended for anyone with a real interest in the subject. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Elizabeth – The Struggle for the Throne


Input: [Author] Richard Bode [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A book about sailing as a metaphor for life [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: First You Have to Row a Little Boat


Input: [Author] Russell Baker [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Autobiography about growing up in the depression. Interesting read. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Growing Up


Input: [Author] David Breashears [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Biography of well known climber and film maker who was on Mt. Everest during the huge storm in which many climbers died. Maker of the IMAX film Mt. Everest. A good book if you like this genre. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: High Exposure


Input: [Author] Eric Stiller [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Two guys attempt to circumnavigate Australia in a kayak [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Keep Australia on Your Left


Input: [Author] Bill Bryson [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Bryson’s memoir about growing up in Iowa in the 1950’s. Entertaining and insightful but not as funny as some of his other stuff. If you’re a Bryson fan, you’ll like it. If you haven’t read him before, try one of his other books first. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid


Input: [Author] Jesse Martin [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Story of a 17 year old Australian boy who becomes the youngest person to sail singeld handed, non-stop, and unassisted around the world despite not having much sailing experience. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Lionheart


Input: [Author] Peter Firstbrook [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] George Mallory and Andrew Irvine were part of a British expedition in 1924 which attempted to climb Mt. Everest. They set off for the summit and never returned. There was much speculation as to whether this pair was in fact, succeesful in reaching the sum [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Lost on Everest – The Search for Mallory & Irvine


Input: [Author] David Bercuson [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] The story of a series of meetings between Winston Churchill and FDR in which Churchil convinced FDR to enter the war. Well researched, contains a number of personal stories about both men. Will appeal to those with an interest in history. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: One Christmas in Washington


Input: [Author] Sara Gruen [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Story quite similar to the Horse Whisperer, but not nearly as well written. Of interest to horse lovers or those wanting a light, quick read. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Riding Lessons


Input: [Author] Marc Leepson [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] The story of Thomas Jefferson’s home after his death until it became a national treasure over 100 years later. It focuses on the role of the Levy family, who owned the mansion for over 80 years and likely saved it from complete ruin. Worth reading if you enjoy history or are a Jefferson fan. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: Saving Monticello


Input: [Author] Shannon Henry [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Washington Post reporter Shannon Henry tells the story of the Capital Investors, a group of high tech millionaires who meet monthly and invest in small companies. A must read for anyone in the DC tech industry and an interesting story for all. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or Before [Title]

Output: The Dinner Club


Input: [Author] Ken Foster [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] A man in Manhattan adopts a dog from the pound, then develops a knack for finding and rescuing stray dogs. Though he seems a bit misguided at times, he does relate some heartwarming stories and it a book that most dog lovers will enjoy. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: The Dogs Who Found Me


Input: [Author] Matthew Hart [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Story of major art theft in Ireland in the 70’s. Somewhat interesting, but seems like it was a stretch to make it into a book. [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: The Irish Game


Input: [Author] Tim McCarver [Genre] Non-Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Tim McCarver, former major leaguer, makes the case that 1998 was the greatest season in baseball history. From the McGwire-Sosa home run battle, to David Wells perfect game, to Cal Ripken’s ending of The Streak, to several magnificent team efforts includi [Date Reviewed] 2010 or before [Title]

Output: The Perfect Season


Input: [Author] Janet Evanovich [Genre] Fiction [Rating] ** [Description] Stephanie Plum is a bounty hunter who is chasing a bail-skipper who it turns out is involved in much more than the assault for which he was arrested. Good characters and a fun book. This is a popular series and I will order some more! [Title]

Output: Two for the Dough


Input: [0] Title/Link [Lesbian] Categories

Output: Notes

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] The Ultimate Series In Real Female Orgasms - Lola [Lesbian] Female Solo Masturbation

Output: Lola is a natural and curvacious black beauty from London who obviously gets off showing you how she likes to stroke her shaved vagina and has real orgasms using vibrators

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] Soloerotica #7 [Lesbian] Female Solo Masturbation

Output: Michael Ninn has a nack for high end dramatic production and this is his best solo masturbation film

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] Intimate Moments - Intimate Orgasms [Lesbian] Female Solo Masturbation

Output: women who love to do themselves while you watch produced by Abby Winters, the current favorite studio for authentic female produced and centric erotica

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] Intimate Moments - Girls in Private [Lesbian] Female Solo Masturbation

Output: women who love to do themselves while you watch produced by Abby Winters, the current favorite studio for authentic female produced and centric erotica

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] The Ultimate Series In Real Female Orgasms - Yazmin #2 [Lesbian] Female Solo Masturbation

Output: women who love to do themselves while you watch produced by Abby Winters, the current favorite studio for authentic female produced and centric erotica

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] Tristan Taormino's Ultimate Guide to Anal Sex for Women #1 [Lesbian] Instructional, Real Lesbian, Ethical/Feminist/Sex-Positive, Woman Directed

Output: With Tristan's instructional titles you get the best of both worlds, information you can use, and turn off when you want to get off. Features some hot real lesbian sex

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] Belladonna's Fetish Fanatic [Lesbian] Kinky/BDSM/Fetish, Gonzo, Women Directed

Output: Women tend to love Belladonna and this is one of her best, with some really hot lesbian scenes. If you want to see the most authentic lesbian sex being put out in the mainstream porn world, look no further. Belladonna is for real, even while she knows the money is in porn for men, she clearly loves women.

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] The Squirt Whisperer [Lesbian] Real Lesbian, Instructional

Output: Watch several young women discover their G-spots and female ejaculation as Jamie James, aka "the squirt whisperer" has no problem getting each of them to produce tons of ejaculate for the first time. As educational as many instructional titles on this subject, in an all sex movie with very little verbal instruction and real lesbian action. The women are all shaved and young, and clearly into being with women, being on camera, and their G-spots.

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] Belladonna's Girl Train [Lesbian] Real Lesbian, Gonzo

Output: Belladonna's new lesbian opus is simplicity itself. Five hot scenes (all threesomes), ten superfine girls who love playing with other girls' buttholes

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] The Crash Pad [Lesbian] Real Lesbian, Plot-Based and Features, Woman Directed

Output: Utterly uninhibited dykes having naughty, riotous sex, including an interracial three-way, femme masturbating with two butches watching, butch-femme stap on sex, and finger fucking with one of the most exquisite squirting female orgasms ever

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] Evil Pink [Lesbian] Real Lesbian, Woman Directed

Output: For lesbians and anyone who likes real nasty lesbian sex, Belladonna delivers consistently. Evil Pink features curvacious hottie April Florez who has more body to love than most pornstars, and demonstrates how hot that is.

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] Nina Loves Girls [Lesbian] Real Lesbian, Woman Directed

Output: Incredibly honest peek into the life of original feminist pornstar, porn activist and award winner Nina Hartley. Great and hot education on how a mature woman seduces a bi-curious younger woman leading to steamy hardcore sex scenes -- Just the right amount of interview in between, Nina is always so entertaining when she opines and is masterful at fucking women. If you like this, the whole series from Sweetheart is highly recommended and follows a similar format.

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] Hard Love and How To Fuck In High Heels [Lesbian] Real Lesbian, Woman Directed

Output: The first lesbian-produced porn to win an AVN award for best all-girl film is as hot today as it was when it shook things up in 1998. Features hot butch-femme and femme-femme scenes from real San Francisco lesbians who know how to fuck in high heels and lots of other ways -- including some realistic dyke drama that enhances the reality of the scenes

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] Lesbian Seductions/Older & Younger #15 [Lesbian] Real Lesbian, Woman Directed

Output: The highest rated installment of this popular series directed by real lesbians: three hours of women passionately seducing each other and reaching intense orgasms

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] The Trouble with Girls [Lesbian] Real Lesbian, Woman Directed

Output: Girl-girl scenes from some of the hottest current stars (smokin' chemistry between Jenna Haze and Eva Angelina), hot enough that many lesbians who like fem on fem action would enjoy. Both the gals and the set look hotter and better lit/filmed than gonzo, but the sex is as compelling as a gonzo. You get pussy licking and dildo action produced by a top female star-turned director, Dana Vespoli, an SF Bay Area native and favorite Asian pornstar of many.

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [0] Elexis and Her Girlfriends [Lesbian] Real Lesbian/Woman Directed/reality and documentary style

Output: Elexis is a favorite natural beauty from this popular lesbian series. This documentary-style movie is one of the best in the series, showcasing real chemistry, reakl orgasms, real lesbian sex for women who love that. Plus Elexis explains why she loves lesbian sex, describes her first lesbian experience, and confesses what really gets her off.

Top 100 Porn Movies For Women List ~ GameLink.com

may also appeal to bisexuals, but has no sex with men


Input: [I need] a bird with 2 wings [So that] I can sell the toy to kids [As a]

Output: Marketing Manager


Input: [I need] The bird to carry the logo [So that] We can brand it as our own toy [As a]

Output: VP Marketing


Input: [I need] The bird to have red color feathers [So that] It will be more appealing to young girls [As a]

Output: Sales person


Input: [I need] The bird to have blue eyes [So that] The bird will be more appealing to the kids [As a]

Output: Marketing manager


Input: [I need] The documentation on how to make the bird [So that] I can train more people to produce birds like this [As a]

Output: Production manager


Input: [I need] The bird to have 2 legs [So that] The bird will be able to stand [As a]

Output: Marketing manager


Input: [I need] The bird to be bundled with a cage [So that] We can add more value in the market [As a]

Output: Marketing manager


Input: [I need] A catchy name to the bird [So that] The bird will be popular among the kids [As a]

Output: Brand manager


Input: [I need] Soak the bird in water [So that] The bird will be destroyed easily [As a]

Output: Angry kid


Input: [Letter] ! [Description] This story reveals something you might not have known about the plot or characters of the original source. Nothing of earth-shattering importance, but it could spoil a surprise for someone who hasn't finished the plot of the source. [Warning]

Output: Mild Spoilers

FicWad: fresh-picked original and fan fiction


Input: [Letter] !! [Description] Something is revealed about the original source that significantly affects the plot or perception of the characters. [Warning]

Output: Medium Spoilers

FicWad: fresh-picked original and fan fiction


Input: [Letter] !!! [Description] Something monumentally huge is revealed about the source. If you've revealed that any main characters have died, or that the hero's best friend actually turned out to be the villian, or the answer to that 27-episode-long murder mystery...this would be the warning for your story. [Warning]

Output: Severe (or Extra-Spicy) Spoilers

FicWad: fresh-picked original and fan fiction


Input: [Letter] ? [Description] What if all the characters were ordinary high school students? What if X actually hooked up with Y instead of Z? This story does not adhere to canon--but that's okay, we love it anyway. [Warning]

Output: Alternate Universe

FicWad: fresh-picked original and fan fiction


Input: [Letter] X [Description] The story contains graphic sexual content. [Warning]

Output: Sex

FicWad: fresh-picked original and fan fiction


Input: [Letter] V [Description] This covers excessive violence and gore--anything involving blood, guts, and bones breaking should probably have this warning. [Warning]

Output: Violence

FicWad: fresh-picked original and fan fiction


Input: [Letter] R [Description] Not just a mix of "X" and "V", this warning covers non-consensual sex, extreme bondage or powerplays, and any other sexual abuse or violence. [Warning]

Output: Rape/Sexual Violence

FicWad: fresh-picked original and fan fiction


Input: [Letter] Y [Description] This warning means that the story contains sexual acts in which at least one character is not of legal/consenting age in their particular universe. [Warning]

Output: Child/Underage Sex

FicWad: fresh-picked original and fan fiction


Input: [Word] Friend [Old meaning] Someone you knew, had a personal relationship with, occasionally spoke to, and frequently drank beers with. [New Meaning]

Output: Someone who found your email address and typed it into Facebook and/or LinkedIN. You may have met said person at a conference once, and possibly even conversed with for 5 or more minutes.

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Input: [Word] Like [Old meaning] Quite a few meanings, but the most common one being a word to describe a person, place, or thing you have a positive feeling about. [New Meaning]

Output: Two meanings: one is a word used three times per sentence for no apparent reason, the other is an item you (might have) read on FriendFeed and want to let others know they should read it as well. A very cynical variant on the latter is when the item is being liked because you want the author to know you read their content.

LIVEdigitally | Category Archives: No/Low-tech


Input: [Word] Rumor [Old meaning] Something overheard and/or speculated, but not substantiated. [New Meaning]

Output: Fact until absolutely proven incorrect.

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Input: [Word] Openness/ Transparency [Old meaning] The concept that an individual or company generally discloses information with little veil, spin, or secrecy. [New Meaning]

Output: The requirement than an individual or company must disclose every piece of detailed information, regardless of context, personal privacy, or relevance.

LIVEdigitally | Category Archives: No/Low-tech


Input: [Word] Startup [Old meaning] A company with a novel idea, service, product, or technology, and a vision on how to build that company into a successful, profitable entity. [New Meaning]

Output: A college graduate and three friends who have an incremental idea, service, product, or technology, and a vision on how to build that company such that it gets acquired by Google, Microsoft, or Yahoo (in that order), preferably within 18 months for at least 9 figures.

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Input: [Word] Read [Old meaning] To ingest all the contents of a document. [New Meaning]

Output: To scan a headline for interesting words.

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Input: [Word] Popular [Old meaning] To have many people who like you, albeit not necessarily to you having an outstanding personality. If in high school, gives you the power to make other peoples’ lives miserable for your entertainment. [New Meaning]

Output: To have many people read your writing, 140 characters at a time, albeit not necessarily to you having an outstanding personality. Transfers no other known benefits.

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Input: [Word] Social [Old meaning] Various meanings, all circulating around various aspects of society. [New Meaning]

Output: Nothing.

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Input: [Word] Poke [Old meaning] Two possible meanings, one having to do with jabbing a finger in a shoulder, the other NSFW (and generally required being more than just friends). [New Meaning]

Output: An extremely bored “friend” of yours notices your profile on Facebook and decides to pester you. Often related to them being in need of information/services you may provide that they wish to ask you for, but want to “ease into” an otherwise awkward request.

LIVEdigitally | Category Archives: No/Low-tech


Input: [Word] Gadget [Old meaning] An electronic device, typically hand-held, often providing novelty for several hours or even days at a time. [New Meaning]

Output: iPhone

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Input: [Incident] When Channel 9 is boring, people will flick to Channel 7 to see what’s on. [Status to sales]

Output: Not affected

“People power” in social is fleeting and with little impact | Ripple Effect Group


Input: [Incident] A Taco Bell shuts down and a health inspector resigns when a video demonstrates the restaurant’s rat infestation. It’s a no brainer that people decide not to eat there anymore (source). [Status to sales]

Output: Affected

“People power” in social is fleeting and with little impact | Ripple Effect Group


Input: [Incident] People still shop at Target for plenty of other merchandise and even other ranges of girls’ clothing despite outrage on the sexiness of young girls’ clothing (source). [Status to sales]

Output: Not affected

“People power” in social is fleeting and with little impact | Ripple Effect Group


Input: [Incident] Progressive Insurance reveals bad business practice by failing to pay a particular claim. It is revealed that this company often avoids paying justified claims which impact current and future customers who have seen this particular incident (source). [Status to sales]

Output: Affected

“People power” in social is fleeting and with little impact | Ripple Effect Group


Input: [Incident] Qantas attacked for their #qantasluxury hashtag on Twitter. The general public will always fly whatever airline is cheapest and with the flights most appropriate to their plans, regardless of any gaffe (source). [Status to sales]

Output: Not affected

“People power” in social is fleeting and with little impact | Ripple Effect Group


Input: [Incident] Cleo magazine’s airbrushing scandal could force readers to buy the nearest competitor, Cosmo. The publications are fairly identical and there is a low barrier to change with a monthly purchase (source). [Status to sales]

Output: Affected

“People power” in social is fleeting and with little impact | Ripple Effect Group


Input: [ev] eve [house] to the house [at] ata [horse]

Output: to the horse

Claude Piron, articles en anglais: "Esperanto: european or asiatic language?"


Input: [ev] evim [house] my house [at] atīm [horse]

Output: my horse

Claude Piron, articles en anglais: "Esperanto: european or asiatic language?"


Input: [ev] evime [house] to my house [at] atīma [horse]

Output: to my horse

Claude Piron, articles en anglais: "Esperanto: european or asiatic language?"


Input: [ev] evler [house] houses [at] atlar [horse]

Output: horses

Claude Piron, articles en anglais: "Esperanto: european or asiatic language?"


Input: [ev] evlere [house] to the houses [at] atlara [horse]

Output: to the horses

Claude Piron, articles en anglais: "Esperanto: european or asiatic language?"


Input: [ev] evlerim [house] my houses [at] atlarī [horse]

Output: my horses

Claude Piron, articles en anglais: "Esperanto: european or asiatic language?"


Input: [ev] evlerime [house] to my houses [at] atlarīma [horse]

Output: to my horses

Claude Piron, articles en anglais: "Esperanto: european or asiatic language?"


Input: [Hide] Hide [ID] 5832 [Nickname] #NAME? [Loko] 3 [Not Loko] 9 [6] Show [Story]

Output: went to this fest 2345677654 frosh there drank 8 lokos before. woke up in a closest of an abandoned building the fire marshall found me before tehy took down the building i was wrecked but legit almost wrecking ball wrecked LOKO FOR LYFE

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Input: [Hide] Hide [ID] 5831 [Nickname] AaronS [Loko] 4 [Not Loko] 16 [6] Show [Story]

Output: my girlfriend dumped me because her friends peer pressured her till she did and that was today so i downed a fourloko i had haha and that was today shit i alreayd said that uhm well im a heavyweight with hard liquor and the ONEW i had fucked me up i burped and threw up a little and then i was spinning idk idr hahaha im fucked up right now

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Input: [Hide] Hide [ID] 5830 [Nickname] Javier [Loko] 9 [Not Loko] 16 [6] Show [Story]

Output: I went 8Crazy the other night (2 FourLokos in about an hour). I drank the first at my bros place, then hammered an Old Style with my buddy. Then we went to this dudes party. I drank the second Loko there. By the time I was finished with it, I was browned out pretty good. I crumpled the can with my fist, and deposited it in a lamp. I hung around for a little while after that, don't really know what I was doing. I started getting really hot as the party started getting crowded. I looked around, saw no talent in the crowd, and decided to leave. I announced this to the group I was talking with, then as I turned around to start my way through the crowd to the door, someone pushed me, sending me drunkenly stumbling through the crowd, pushing trollops left and right. Effective, but probably pissed some people off. I exit the house, and decided to go to my buddies house. I did my best Vince McMahon strut the whole way there. I got there, burst in through the front door, but no one was there, but I heard people upstairs, so up I went. This is about the time I blacked out completely. I don't remember who all was up there, except this one chick that lives there. I know she said that she was going to bed, and I probably tried to convince her to bang me instead. Anyway, I don't remember leaving there, but I ended up back at my bros place where I started the night. I passed out in a massive recliner. At some point someone put a blanket over me and stuffed a jacket under my head. I think my response was, "I don't want it." Only slurred all drunkenly. Then I woke up, the sun had risen, and it was 7:30am. I stood up, pissed, then felt like taking a dump. So I went to take off my jacket so I could shit, and realized I had to puke instead. Did one of those 'hold the puke in your mouth until you get to the toilet' moments, then puked a decent amount. Then I went and washed my mouth, put my jacket back on, and drove home. Slept until about 1:30pm, felt like a train wreck the whole day, and had explosive diarrhea that night. Needless to say, I can't wait to go 8Crazy again.

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Input: [Hide] Hide [ID] 5829 [Nickname] FaithNj [Loko] 30 [Not Loko] 21 [6] Show [Story]

Output: My bf got 4 and gave one to my friend. We were gonna share the extra. I ended up downing two plus half of my bfs. We were at my friends house and apparently I pulled out the sink, then took a piss in her shower. My bf and I got a ride to stores by my house. I kept running into garbage cans and going into stores just to yell at whoever I wanted too. As I was stumbling walking I blacked out 4 times so my bf had to carry me fireman style, it looked like he was carrying a dead body lol. He got a hotel room to calm me down and fix myself. When we got to the hotel room I took him helping me out to abusing me so I started hitting the shit outta him and throwing whatever I grabbed at him. I then fell and slammed my head in the bathroom tile, started bleeding. Then walked out and fell and broke this stand thing, then busted my lip on the corner of a desk. Then came home, with my pants on inside out, my bra around my neck, my belt hanging off my pants, my vagina hanging out. I threw up on all my bfs clothes, then jumped out my window to sleep next to him. Yeah that's it.

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Input: [Hide] Hide [ID] 5828 [Nickname] jacky [Loko] 2 [Not Loko] 10 [6] Show [Story]

Output: so it was Halloween and me and my friends went to Pacha on our way there we started drinkin four loko i got so fucked up that they didnt let me in because they thought i was high lol i spent so much money on my costume for no reason.. my friends were so mad at me cuz none of us got in because of me =P

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Input: [Hide] Hide [ID] 5827 [Nickname] BlakeDip [Loko] 117 [Not Loko] 19 [6] Show [Story]

Output: I had a birthday party....I bought 2 cases of fourloko. Bad desicion to start. I made my birthday toast and quicky downed my first loko in the first 5 minutes. I then proceeded to have my friend funnel my second one to me. Around halfway through my third it gets fuzzy so this goes on stories I heard. About 10 more people showed up with more alcohol and I downed 4 bears and finished my 3rd loko. I cracked my 4th and snorted 2 lines of something, I don't remember what. My next memory brings me to my refrigorator taking my 5th loko out putting it on the counter as I proceeded to fall on my kitchen floor and putting the loko case under my head because I was in my puke. After I got up my friend told me he fed me my 5th loko because I insisted he do so. My friend Nicole then found me in my brothers room completley naked in my room in my puke. She wiped me down and called up my friend dave to care for me. When everyone was helping me into the shower I constintly apologized to everyone for my small penis and then saying fuck you to everyone for laughing. I was put in the shower and my friends told me to hold on to the bar and pretend I was on my dirt bike so i didn't drown. I made braap sounds until I apparently kicked over a bottle and told everyone I hit a rock and I was going to die. They told me I was okay and too keep going to florida so i did. I then remember my friend on his knees attempting to put my boxers on as his face was right by my penis I laughed and said im going to pee on you. He hit me in the stomach. I then woke up at his house and had no recollection of how I got there none the less what had happened the night before. this is my story.

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Input: [Hide] Hide [ID] 5826 [Nickname] nevermore692 [Loko] 17 [Not Loko] 16 [6] Show [Story]

Output: I was partying and drinking plenty of beer, rum, and other mixed drinks. I also smoked alot of herb... and finally i drank a four loko. I was having sex with this awesome guy and about 40 seconds into it, i started puking and spent the rest of my night, not moving with my face in the trash can. Damn you four loko....

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Input: [Hide] Hide [ID] 5825 [Nickname] Canadian Bacon [Loko] 2 [Not Loko] 16 [6] Show [Story]

Output: This one time I drank 3 Four Lokos in about an hour and then went to the bar. Kept drinking rum and cokes at the bar all night, picked up, and got some. Not sound that Loko, i guess its cause i'm not a dumb fucking american who can't drink, theres a reason they're banning this stuff in the US, you guys can't handle your liquor

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