Blogs List
Book Nook
 Amy Mendenhall |
Tainted by Julie KennerThu, November 19, 2009 @ 3:27PM USA Today bestselling author Julie Kenner introduces a new character caught between the forces of good and evil in "Tainted." Lily Carlyle was dead. Having tracked down the man that brutally attacked her sister, she shot him, only to have him stab and murder her. And just has Lily heads toward the light, she is given a second chance. Lily wakes up in a new body, that of Alice Purdue, and with a teacher at her side. Clarence says that she is to be an assassin for the good side, killing off those working for the forces of darkness and will help prevent an apocalpse. In the midst of one of her fights, she meets the handsome Deacon, and the two are immediately distrustful of each other. Not only is Lily having trouble blending in as Alice and fighting the forces of evil, but now she finds out that Deacon is working for the other side.
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It's your internet
 Art Smith |
NASA video is out of this worldWed, November 18, 2009 @ 12:49PM If you are like me, normally you struggle to find something you enjoy watching on TV. There are a lot of options - just not that many that suit me. There are a lot of options available on the Web; many of them are even educational. There is of course You Tube, and other options that provide recorded programs and videos. NASA provides a video option that is literally out of this world, allowing you to watch what is occurring on the in the International Space Station and during a Shuttle Mission live directly to your desktop. While I write this a have small window open showing the "routine" docking of several billion dollars of space hardware hurling around the planet. The Shuttle Atlantis is delivering a variety of spare parts to the orbiting space station. At one time such a docking would have been carry lived on the three networks that most American watched. The half dozen cable news channels available today will likely make a quick mention of it today.
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Editor's Log
 Jim Smith |
The MOV crud has meFri, November 20, 2009 @ 4:49PM The Mid-Ohio Valley crud has hit me. My head feels like a gigantic sponge and my voice, I'm told by staffers, sounds like a cross between Capt. Kangaroo's buddy Mr. Moose and Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse. Except for my head being full (with what I could only hope would be more gray matter) and an on-again, off-again sore throat, I feel fine ... I just don't look it or sound it. The interesting thing was I've been trying for a week to catch whatever I have so I can't blame it on the swine flu shot I received Wednesday at the Mid-Ohio Valley Health Department's clinic in City Park. I have to admit, though, I teased Carrie Brainard, swine flu clinic coordinator, that it was the shot that made me sick when she spoke to the Lions Club of Parkersburg Thursday noon at the Blennerhassett Hotel. Dick Wittberg, MOVHD executive director, was scheduled to speaker, but he was called away Thursday when Gov.
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