nobody ' s perfect
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“i took a perfect game away from that kid over there, ” he said .
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june 2 will be the seven - year anniversary of the infamous armando galarraga near - perfect game .
nobody’s perfect. it’s an age - old mantra that lets us find a bit of comfort in our shortcomings. our mothers, friends, teachers and coaches have hammered this basic pillar of humanity into our brains. imperfections, we are taught, are universal and part of what make us human .
phillips’ mill community association presents “nobody’s perfect, ” a childrens’ theater musical - comedy featuring local 8 - 14 year - old students performing acapella music. the show is based on the pitch perfect movie, and showcases several acapella groups battling in a fictional state competition to save their high school’s arts program. the musical production takes place just one night (july 28, 7: 30) and tickets typically sellout .
nobody' s perfect was 1000% worth the wait. it' s a story about healing, post traumatic stress disorder, patience and love. note: this is not a hot or sexy story. it is more of a therapeutic read with bdsm used mainly as a tool. if you loved to command and collar by cherise sinclair and slave by sherri hayes, you will love nobody' s perfect. the abuse and incest described in this book is very graphic, horrifying and sad. to think that some people have gone through this type of abuse is heartbreaking
detroit tigers pitcher armando galarraga was within sight of a perfect game in june 2010 when first base umpire jim joyce blew the call that would have put him in the record books. “nobody’s perfect” takes us behind the scenes at comerica park that night and into the aftermath of what became known as the “almost perfect” game. but it’s also the story of a young pitcher from venezuela and how his career echoed the winding path a seasoned umpire from ohio took to get to the majors. an uplifting sports story and great read for fans .
a year later, joyce and galarraga collaborated on a book with author daniel paisner, titled ,
nobody' s perfect: two men, one call, and a game for baseball history .
in 2014, mlb launched a video - review system designed to aid umpires .
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“nobody’s perfect” is a romantic comedy that haines city community theatre has chosen for its final show of its 2014 - 15 season. after a year had a half hiatus hcc is completing one full season with their current show, running through this weekend, at its new location in the old haines city library building .
“nobody’s perfect” tells the story of leonard loftus (portrayed by david smith) who is trying to get his books published by a feminist publishing house. harriet copeland, (played by sally o’quinn), the head of the publishing company, is running a contest to find a new romantic fiction book written by a woman .
mlb umpire jim joyce couldn’t hold back his emotions a day after costing tigers pitcher armando galarraga a perfect game on wednesday night in detroit .
“i say many times: nobody’s perfect, ” galarraga said. “everybody makes a mistake. i’m sure he don’t want to make that call. you see that guy last night, he feels really bad. he don’t even change. the other umpires shower, eat. he was sitting in the seat (and saying), ‘i’m so sorry. ’
nobody' s perfect, mi sueño, but you' re about as close to perfection as i' ve ever known. oh, damián and savi – you both just about broke my heart in masters at arms and here you both are, breaking it all over again. years have passed since their one perfect day at the beach cave and the years have not been kind to either of them. savi has managed to escape her sadistic father and build a life for herself and her daughter, also damián’s daughter but he has yet to find that out, when her brutal past
much awaited and much anticipated addition to the master' s at arms series. of all the master' s stories i always knew that nobody' s perfect would be the hardest one to get through and one that i would love. from the first time savannah and damian met 8 years ago in the hotel, they affected me deeply. my empathy knows no bounds when it comes to these two characters. together they bring out all my protective nurturing instincts to hold onto them, and keep them safely cocooned away from their harrowi
michael fenner also shone in his role as grandad gus, an incorrigible, untrustworthy, charming, loveable ladies' man who had some of the best lines of the night. tilly standing played the cheeky teenager to the hilt as dee dee, while leah bracknell' s harriet came into her own in the scenes with auntie myrtle and it was left to her to deliver the final line –' well, nobody' s perfect' in a nod to the aforementioned some like it hot .
detroit tigers pitcher armando galarraga, left, smiles as he walks away from first base umpire jim joyce, right, who called cleveland indians' jason donald safe at first base to break up galarraga' s perfect game june 2, 2010 .
his scars were more visible, but mental scars could be a lot more painful than any physical ones. out of all of the books in the series this one is the most difficult one. getting a glimpse of savannah' s tortured life in master at arms i knew nobody' s perfect was going to be hard one. both have had fucked up past but savannah' s is more raw. her past is most brutal then anything i was expecting. i wanted her to heal more quickly, the stories from her past kept on her mind where she is scared of
this is a history call ,
an emotional joyce told reporters after the game .
and i kicked the (expletive) out of it. and there is nobody that feels worse than i do. i take pride in this job and i kicked the (expletive) out of it. and i took a perfect game away from that kid over there .
with two outs in the ninth inning and a perfect game on the line, cleveland' s jason donald hit a ground ball toward the gap between first and second base. first baseman miguel cabrera ran toward the ball, grabbed it and threw to galarraga covering first .
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trump’s whataboutism implies that russia’s transgressions are less evil because the u. s. has its own faults. but when trump uses the faults of the u. s. as reasons to not denounce the mishaps of other countries, there is no accountability to prevent future catastrophes on the global stage. this reasoning makes us prone to disaster .
so in masters at arms we get to meet damián and savannah, two star - crossed young lovers who get to spend a single tonight together in a really dark romeo and juliet tale (and i realize that the original version of that was pretty dark, too). in nobody' s angel we get to see damián again - only now as the big bad bullwhip - wielding dark and mysterious dominant. in nobody' s hero we get to see savannah again - as savi baker, the totally together and competent social worker / counselor. so would these two
douglas (doug) bennett has been involved in theatre for over 45 years, also working as an actor in film, television and theatre. in the 1970s he became more interested in directing and stage design and has since worked with many theatre companies in melbourne including: malvern theatre company, south yarra (previously known as viaduct theatre company urltoken; heidelberg theatre urltoken; athenaeum theatre company urltoken and many more. doug moved to ballarat in 2015 and has kindly agreed to direct nobody’s perfect .
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but when joyce’s name was announced over the public address system, some boos were heard .
joyce didn’t specify what “it” was, but he said, “it’s a big problem. ”
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a story of two beautiful but broken souls, who struggle to heal and fight to survive. savannah and damian met at masters at arms. they were broken souls that are battling different demons during that time. in nobody' s perfect, it is eight years later when savi runs to damian for protection. the story for me is more of like a road to healing. a journey of someone who has been abused but is strong enough to live and a hero who deems his life unworthy and yet is brave enough to continue living. it w
boos rained down at comerica park. manager jim leyland ran out of the dugout to confront joyce. though the tigers capped the 3 - 0 win on a ground ball one batter later, nobody was thinking about celebrating that night .
liked it... not loved! ! nobody’s perfect damian and savi i waited a while to read this book… it was suppose to be out months ago… but it didn’t… i have to say, i’m a little let down… don’t get me wrong… i liked it…but i wanted to love it and i just couldn’t. i know there was extensive traumatic abuse and it took the entire book to get through that… but i lost touch with the main characters at times only because the book was so focused on the past abuse and how burying it just made the present that m
the fallacious whataboutism that is used to justify matters like dao’s forceful removal from his flight and trump’s foreign policy toward russia is a dangerous race to the bottom. when we use one’s past to question the legitimacy of their victimization, we ignore the real issue at hand. justice should not be limited to people who have clean records .
this is an alternate cover for asin b009ccwzpu savannah / savi escaped eleven years of abuse at the hands of her father and finally made a safe life for herself and her daughter. but when her father once again threatens her peace of mind—and her daughter’s safety—savi runs to damian orlando for protection. eight years earlier as savannah, she shared one perfect day with damia
i waited so long for savi and damian' s story, and i was not disappointed. i got a first version, so there were editing issues, but i know the author is working on getting out a new clean copy. i thought how savi' s and damian' s issues were handled was perfect. we didn' t get any real sex between them until the end (though savi had a few orgasms starting around 60% i think ?), but i think to have put it in before where it was would have been unfaithful to the story and unrealistic. savi had lived a h
4. 5 stars rescue me is a tremendous series. unlike many other recent bdsm - themed series, the stories by kallypso masters are more positive. the main characters are several retired / medically discharged marines who served together and who shared trauma in the middle east. they open a
kink club
called masters at arms where they satisfy their dominance needs, rescue damsels in distress, and support one another like extended family throughout their struggles with ptsd and developing relationships. nobody' s perfect (book 4) stands out as the best of this series, thus far. it is a story of abuse survival, love, healing, and overcoming. masters treats the subjects with respect and sensitivity. i' m eagerly anticipating the release of book 5, somebody' s angel .
yea! !! it' s finally here. now nobody bug me. i have all my tasks done and my punishment was dolled out this morning (yeppers, i was a little bad yesterday and didnt complete a task) so i should be good until dinner time. . awesome job kally! i will review this when i' m not on my ipad... the typing sux .
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fortunately two student a capella groups, “ransom notes” and “chord on blues, ” are gearing up to win the state competition’s cash award so they can save their school’s beloved arts program. but as the groups prepare, they face escalating pranks and the threat of the nearby school’s “treble threat, ” an acapella group that somehow maintains an unbroken record of victories at the state acapella contest .
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there was a rather flashy consolation prize for galarraga — chevrolet presented him before thursday’s game with a shiny red corvette for his efforts .
though we' ll always remember the controversy surrounding that night at comerica park - - when umpire jim joyce incorrectly ruled a batter safe at first base, preventing galarraga from recording the first perfect game in detroit tigers history - - we' ll also remember the sportsmanship exuded by both men in the aftermath .
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joyce joins john hirschbeck, tim welke (a pontiac native) and bob davidson in retiring from the mlb' s umpire staff this spring .
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but whataboutism has not just popped up in isolated circumstances. its resurgence in the united states has been steady and widespread not just in social situations, but also in politics. president donald trump has used whataboutism to avoid implicating russian prime minister vladimir putin for the crimes he has committed against people who oppose him. trump’s response to msnbc’s joe scarborough’s point that putin “kills journalists that don’t agree with him, ” was, “well, i think that our country does plenty of killing also. ” in a february interview with fox news' bill o’reilly, in which o’reilly said, “putin’s a killer, ” trump replied, “there are a lot of killers. we’ve got a lot of killers. what, do you think our country’s so innocent? ”
“given last night’s call and other recent events, i will examine our umpiring system, the expanded use of instant replay and all other related features. ”
the first verse of this song is widely considered one of j cole’s best. he litters the verse with internal and multisyllabic rhymes, and some quotable lines .
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alyn' s review posted on guilty pleasures 4. 25 stars i was not sure how deep this story would go as i followed the writer’s progress through her journey as this story came to be. with bdsm being such a hot topic lately, i find myself possessive of those author’s i have grown to love yet wanting to share their talents all the same. those reading bdsm because it is “the new big thing” are the ones that simply don’t get the true passion, intensity, trust, and strength it takes for those relationships
i wanted to like this book more, but it didn' t really wow me. i could only read it in small doses. there were things i like and equally dislike about the book. damian and savannah (savi) has a history together, which is found in masters at arms. the review will be a bit spoiler - y if you haven' t read the first book. after their one day at the beach, savi ends up pregnant and runs away from home while damian joins the military. 8 years later, they meet up again in nobody' s hero although savi has ch
the healing of savannah gentry this book takes us through savannah' s life from 8 - 19. then onto savi baker' s life 19 - 27. and then finally back to savannah' s life. savannah lived through the most horrid things from 8 - 19 from her sick and perverted father and his business associate, lyle. the only bright light during that time was her one night with damián orlando. after that wonderful night in her otherwise nightmare of a world she was gifted with a child. the pregnancy gave her the strength to run
i have looked forward to damian and savannah' s story after reading the prequel in masters at arms and feel like it' s taken forever to get here. the story was pushed back months and months after the tentative release date so i could not wait to start reading upon final release. unfortunately, after 50% and skimming the rest all i can say is how disappointed i am with the story. to me, this did not even feel like the same author' s voice as the prior books. i realize the main focus of the story is
plot summary: boy (stephen) who plays tennis falls in love with girl who plays tennis. when there' s an injury on the women' s tennis team, stephen and his unscrupulous friend put him in a tennis skirt so that he can circumnavigate his love' s violently possessive boyfriend. i' m guessing that the title is a play off of the last line of
some like it hot
, a classic gender - bender film if there ever was one. this film is a cheesy little romance, with an interesting plot twist or two and the occasionally witty bit of funny dialogue. girl (hitting on boy): what' s your favorite kind of pizza? boy: large. girl: mine too! i got a few laughs out of the love - struck protagonist' s hijinks in a skirt. nothing all that exciting, but decent entertainment if you don' t have anything else to do .
i will not say i enjoyed this book. i liked that damian and savi find each other lost and tormented, a commonality with the h / h' s in three preceding books in the rescue me series. however, unlike the other stories, their intimacy was infrequent and overshadowed with horror. so, if you' re looking for a pleasure read comparable to km' s other books, this isn' t it. there was just too much damage to navigate. it' s unbearable to imagine how anyone comes back from the childhood savi endured, which give
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after patiently (* snort) awaiting the release of this book, when i finally bought it, i stayed up all night reading it. all i can say is wow. this is a bit different from the other books. it is a lot darker and so much more emotional. but what an incredible story. savi' s struggle to deal with her incredibly traumatic childhood was almost difficult to read at times. i lost count of the times i cried during this book. she has such a difficult past, yet you are cheering for her and she comes out so strong through the pages and in the end. and damian was the ultimate hero. the way that he helps savi deal with the pain of her past to get through it, while suffering his own dark memories was amazing. you feel for these 2 characters. you cry for them. you root for them. kallypso masters took on an incredibly difficult subject of abuse, yet the way she wrote it - i am now convinced she can do no wrong. it was realistic, heartfelt, and heart - breaking. i was waiting for the continuation of marc and angelina' s story in nobody' s perfect, as i have read that she might do. however, that did not happen. i later read that she decided to do that in a different book since she felt that they would take away from the main story of damian and savanna. i cannot agree more. this book was an emotional roller coaster for me to get through, but boy was it worth it .
this way of approaching controversial situations has come to be known as “whataboutism. ” whataboutism is the name given by the economist’s edward lucas to describe a propaganda technique birthed by the soviet union to deflect criticisms from the western world by asking “what about …? ” followed by an event in the western world. whataboutism is dangerous because it makes us so hyper - focused on human error or imperfection, even when inapplicable to the overall context, that we neglect to acknowledge the initial wrongdoing. in dao’s case, his own mishaps over a decade ago created the false sense that there was more to the story than united airline’s wrongdoing .
the story revolves around a high school principal who gleefully dismantles the arts department to ensure funding for his beloved athletic program. the school’s art director faces the humiliation of seeing her classroom become the storage closet for used equipment .
joyce didn’t offer an opinion earlier thursday when asked about the possibility of selig reversing his call. but such a decision might have eased the umpire’s conscience. joyce was inconsolable on wednesday night in the aftermath of his mistake .
i will not say i enjoyed this book. i liked that damian and savi find each other lost and tormented, a commonality with the h / h' s in three preceding books in the rescue me series. however, unlike the other stories, their intimacy was infrequent and overshadowed with horror. so, if you' re looking for a pleasure read comparable to km' s other books, this isn' t it. there was just too much damage to navigate. it' s unbearable to imagine how anyone comes back from the childhood savi endured, which gives credibility to the interminable, excruciating scenes that consume this book. but the story had to be told this way, page after page darkened with the depravity that oppressed this very strong heroine. so, while there was nothing sexy about reading her brutal journey, i was overwhelmed with admiration. for savi' s perseverance. and for km' s ability to invent a woman courageous enough to mentally and physically escape the hell that was dealt her. thank christ for the happy ending, despite having to swallow it around the mass of misery in my throat .
joyce was behind the plate for thursday afternoon’s game between the tigers and indians, wiping away tears and needing an extra moment to compose himself before entering the field via the tunnel behind home plate at 1 p. m. et .
galarraga lost his bid with two out in the ninth inning of wednesday night’s game against the cleveland indians, when joyce ruled that jason donald had reached base safely on a ground ball to the right side. joyce subsequently admitted that he was wrong .
a story of two beautiful but broken souls, who struggle to heal and fight to survive. savannah and damian met at masters at arms. they were broken souls that are battling different demons during that time. in nobody' s perfect, it is eight years later when savi runs to damian for protection. the story for me is more of like a road to healing. a journey of someone who has been abused but is strong enough to live and a hero who deems his life unworthy and yet is brave enough to continue living. it was for me, inspiring on how they faced their demon and fight, find the will to hold on to continue and not give up. you think that with two of the main characters broken, this would be an exhausting read with dealings with their triggers and episode, but it wasn’t actually, it was bittersweet. another thing that i’ve liked more about damian here is how he had fully accepted adam as his dad and his help. he knows he has a problem and he is isn’t afraid to ask for help. i also like how it was explained why damo is what he is. he is after all, a sadist. there are also glimpse of other characters that i have come to love – adam and karla, and luke, and grant. angelina and marc were there, too. all in all, it was a beautiful story of love .
dull - as - ditchwater statistician leonard is the single parent of a teenage daughter, whose life is further complicated by his delinquent father, gus, who has been thrown out of his old folk' s home for misbehaving and comes to stay – on sufferance .
steve is a college freshman who plays tennis for the school. but he falls desperately in love with shelly, also a tennis player. it' s all downhill from there. steve can' t eat, he can' t... see full summary »
harriet, however, when he meets her out of disguise as leonard he reverts to his shy self. harriet, fond of leonard, is concerned that he does not ask her out. . eventually myrtle’s book gets published and leonard and harriet fall madly in love .
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the triptych - style set (showing the exterior of leonard' s flat, its interior, and harriet' s office) was a clever touch by designer david north. all three sections were on show throughout but i never felt the redundant parts intruded into the action. director john hester never allowed the pace to drop, but ultimately it was the sharply witty, very funny script that was the star of this show. as i left the theatre, i was surrounded by smiling faces – surely the ultimate sign of a good night out ?
well it’s a comedy. love is all around the publishing company is running a competition to find new romantic fiction. leonard submits his work under the female pseudonym
myrtle banbury
. in order to collect his financial reward leonard is forced to carry on the pretence that
myrtle
exists. his teenaged daughter and father play along with the deception, but expect, and receive, financial rewards from leonard' s wallet for their trouble. things turn out ok in the end, but you’ll have to come to the courthouse to find out how .
“as jim joyce said in his postgame comments, there is no dispute that last night’s game should have ended differently, ” selig said in a statement. “while the human element has always been an integral part of baseball, it is vital that mistakes on the field be addressed .
this book was a struggle for me in several ways. i struggled to keep reading it, i struggled to suspend my disbelief, and i struggled to find the erotica in it. i did succeed in the first, but not with the second and third issues. like many, i was looking forward to damian' s and savannah' s story. the series title is rescue me and these two needed some serious rescuing. both had lived through horrors beyond my ability to imagine, and to be honest i worry that my opinion of the book is a result of
wow, what an emotionally charged roller coaster ride. it was hard to read at times, but i loved every minute of it. (maybe i' m a closet masochist? :) savannah' s journey from abused child to survivor is a dark one. i found myself taking constant breaks to calm down. i can' t remember reading anything effecting me in the same way. at the moment i' m struggling to write this review, so i' ll just say that reading savie and damian' s journey was fantastic. anyone familiar with or interested in' harder' b
this author develops the characters well and the story line was good. if you are into bdsm then you will like this book. damien is a dom yet he wasn' t as assertive as i would like in a male lead. yet the way he was fits well with savannah' s fear of men so i could accept it. one aspect i didn' t like was the way both damien and savannah gave their genital parts names. i just didn' t think it fit well with this story with savannah having such aversions to sex one minute then next minute labelling her private parts - but maybe that' s just me? the length of the book was good and helped you get to know the characters well. however i did feel savannah' s character went from not trusting men to trusting damien very quickly towards the end. having said that i will continue to love this series and will continue to read them. i love that you learn more about the characters from other books within each story as the series continues. the epilogue includes parts from the next story in the series, this one being luke and cassie' s story (which i cannot wait for). the taster you get really makes me want to read the next book .
of course, it' s only entertainment, except that you can' t conceive of anyone' s watching indecent proposal and feeling entertained. you stare at gage and think, how can anyone have so much money and so little fun? how can a roomful of immigrants want to be like that? as for demi moore, she goes from looking wistful, glazed, and poor to looking wistful, glazed, and rich - out of the fridge and into the deep freeze. the only character turned on by gage' s offer is the murphys' lawyer, jeremy (oliver platt), who has one short, cynical scene that blows the movie apart .
how could you negotiate without me ?
he yells at david, sniffing a big commission. you suddenly realize that indecent proposal could (and should) have been a comedy; it starts off with much the same plot as honeymoon in vegas and smothers it in mists and moodiness .
joyce, 61, has joined three other umpires in retiring from major league baseball before the 2017 season. he had been an umpire since 1987. but his name became infamous in the state of michigan, on june 2, 2010, when he served as first - base umpire during galarraga' s start against the cleveland indians .
harriet keeps sending leonard’s manuscripts back because he is a man. when he finally writes one based on his experience as a single parent and passes himself off as a woman by using the pseudonym of myrtle banbury, harriet is impressed by the writing and wants to meet myrtle to get her name on a contract and give her the money for winning the contest .
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description: 90 minute special for bbc 2 arts to mark 200th anniversary of publication of austen' s second novel. amanda vickery and alistair sooke forensically dissect the netherfield ball to reveal what the writer omits: the pivotal role of the ball in genteel regency life. central is huge candlelit reconstruction of the ball and supper. self - shot all preparation stages - dops colin and robin fox on alexa on ball night .
kallypso masters is a usa today best - selling author with half - a - million copies of her books sold in paperbacks and e - books since august 2011. all of her books feature alpha males, strong women, and happy endings because those are her favorite stories to read. after dabbling at writing since high school (a very long time ago !) and hoping to become a romance writer about as long, she’s living the dr
in the style of similar plots used in movies such as “some like it hot” and “mrs. doubtfire” leonard is forced to become myrtle in order to collect the prize money. he carries on the pretense by dressing up as his own fictitious aunt and the plot thickens. leonard’s teenage daughter dee dee (played by kaytlynn mullinex) and his father gus (portrayed by john tasin) go along with the deception as long as leonard promises them financial compensation to do so .
kallypso masters tackles difficult subject matter head - on. rather than glossing over ptsd and abuse issues and making the characters have miraculous recoveries, kallypso shows the difficulties people who suffer from these problems have in dealing with everyday life. triggers can occur at anytime (words, smells, music, situations) and the journey to healing is long and complicated. the memories can never be erased but the survivor' s
perception
can be changed from negative to positive. damian and
steve is a college freshman who plays tennis for the school. but he falls desperately in love with shelly, also a tennis player. it' s all downhill from there. steve can' t eat, he can' t sleep, his grades drop, and he gets kicked off the tennis team. what can he do? well, his resourceful friend suggest turning steve into a woman in order to get him close to shelly who doesn' t know he is alive .
“i worked with all of those umpires. they’ve all been around for a long time. it’s different with each catcher and each umpire, but my relationship with the vast majority of umpires is very good. i’d joke with a lot of them, talk with a lot of them. i understood they had a job to do, and there was going to be mistakes. i was always going to try to be honest with them, and that goes both ways, whether the ump was giving good news or bad news. i wanted to be honest. ”
the worst scene in indecent proposal - and there are plenty of contenders - shows john gage going to school. diana has taken
a second job, teaching citizenship ,
and just as she is telling a classroom of immigrant students about the united states, one of them looks outside and sees gage' s rolls - royce. their interest is stirred, rising to outright adulation as the man himself strolls in and starts to woo their teacher. he' s a messiah, smelling of fresh money, and the movie can only sit back and agree: no messing around - if you' ve come looking for america, this is the man you need to be. in its flailing attempt to elevate the poor, a scene like this only slaps them down; you watch it openmouthed at the loftiness of the insult. indecent proposal needs to be seen, if only to furnish proof that a whole movie, and not just individual performers, can be vain, and that real vanity doesn' t just look in the mirror: it can turn around and damage others. there are many good films about the rich, but this one is dangerously cheap .
after patiently (* snort) awaiting the release of this book, when i finally bought it, i stayed up all night reading it. all i can say is wow. this is a bit different from the other books. it is a lot darker and so much more emotional. but what an incredible story. savi' s struggle to deal with her incredibly traumatic childhood was almost difficult to read at times. i lost count of the times i cried during this book. she has such a difficult past, yet you are cheering for her and she comes out so st
this author develops the characters well and the story line was good. if you are into bdsm then you will like this book. damien is a dom yet he wasn' t as assertive as i would like in a male lead. yet the way he was fits well with savannah' s fear of men so i could accept it. one aspect i didn' t like was the way both damien and savannah gave their genital parts names. i just didn' t think it fit well with this story with savannah having such aversions to sex one minute then next minute labelling her
too weird for me. she was abused / molested by her sadistic father who also used her to pay for his other business transactions. i didn' t even finish it. she had child years ago with the only man she willingly slept with. and she escaped her father when she found out she was pregnant. now that the baby is now a little girl her father has found them again. so she runs to the man that got her pregnant and is also big into sadism. and the whole time he' s trying to show and tell her he loves her she h
4. 5 stars this review was posted at under the covers i have been procrastinating in writing this review because i feel that i need to write something amazing to explain how i felt. but now i realized that is not what' s going to happen, so i' m just going to tell you how this book made me feel. and in my opinion, when a book can move you, make you connect, engage you to the point that it feels as if you know these characters and you care so much for their well being, not just for their happily ever
take the latest public relations faux pas, courtesy of united airlines. in the age of social media, it did not take long for videos to surface of dr. david dao being dragged down the aisle of a plane by united airlines security and the bloody aftermath. nor did it take long for united airlines’ stock prices to tumble or for the boycott sirens to ring after united airlines president oscar munoz doubled down on the company’s self - vindication. but even as most of the world criticized united airlines' handling of the whole fiasco, a different narrative began to emerge in other enclaves of the media .
it is a shame, then, that we have begun to view perfection more as a choice and less as a pipe dream. human error, polluted by agendas, politicking and biases, has slowly warped into a tool that perpetuates division. what’s more disheartening is that, more often than not, the imperfections that we see in others or in ourselves are irrelevant in context. we are quick to judge but slow to empathize. with this line of thinking, shortcomings are not seen as human error — they are seen as inexcusable. worse is that they are used as false equivalencies in the hope of invalidating things that come to our attention .
the whole thing needs a leading man with snap and vim, instead of which it gets woody harrelson. admittedly, it' s an awful part, which calls for little more than unfocussed emoting, but then woody trying to emote looks like anyone else trying to go to sleep. at one point, he has to give a lecture on the inspiring joys of architecture, rising to the contention that
even a brick wants to be something .
he should know. harrelson has long been crucial to cheers, which both mocks and somehow dignifies the dumb hick in him; this movie does the exact opposite, solemnly turning him into a total idiot, and could subtly dent your pleasure in the tv show from now on .
too weird for me. she was abused / molested by her sadistic father who also used her to pay for his other business transactions. i didn' t even finish it. she had child years ago with the only man she willingly slept with. and she escaped her father when she found out she was pregnant. now that the baby is now a little girl her father has found them again. so she runs to the man that got her pregnant and is also big into sadism. and the whole time he' s trying to show and tell her he loves her she has flashbacks to her father. the whole time like he can' t even touch her without her spazzing out. i don' t know why know all of a sudden it is a problem. she had to have been comfortable enough for her to have gotten pregnant by him, right? ! too weird for me .
i would say this was my favorite book in the series. i was very intrigued on how this story would play out and i wasn' t disappointed. i have only read a few stories in the bdsm world and usually have to take a break while reading them, but this one kept me moving forward. i felt for both characters especially savannah aka savi. i felt this story was very explicit in details on how she was treated from age 8 - 19 though you have to know to understand the way she is and how she reacts to certain situations. damian has his own demons to deal with, but knows he can help savi
feel
again. i was happy with the ending and i am actually looking forward to the next few books. marc was not my favorite, but the side story with him and angelina peaked my interest and luke' s book is definitely peaking my interest .
i will keep my review very brief. this read like an instructional manual. i wonder if the author had complaints on her lack of knowledge of the scene in previous novels. she is well informed now and she offers that knowledge to her readers. unfortunately this removes the storyline. the internal dialogue of sevi takes center stage to anything and everything else. the focus is on ptsd and coping with tragic events. my problem with this, while very informative, this isn' t a non - fiction read. i have my own demons to contend with; i wanted a mix of the knowledge, the therapy, and the connection. all i got was the knowledge and therapy. connection is the most important element for me. if this were the first in a different series i would give it 4 / 5. since it is the 4th in a series and its feel is entirely different, i am giving it 3 / 5. i haven' t finished yet. it' s taken me nearly a week to read. i can devour 2 book in a day. < - - - use that as a reference.
nobody 's perfect is a 2008 feature documentary produced and directed by niko von glasow . the film won the german film award for best documentary film at the deutscher filmpreis in 2009 , and has gone on to receive worldwide acclaim , resulting in a powerful campaign for the victims of thalidomide . 
nobody's perfect is a 2008 feature documentary produced and directed by niko von glasow. the film won the german film award for best documentary film at the deutscher filmpreis in 2009, and has gone on to receive worldwide acclaim, resulting in a powerful campaign for the victims of thalidomide.
nobody's perfect is a 2008 feature documentary produced and directed by niko von glasow. the film won the german film award for best documentary film at the deutscher filmpreis in 2009, and has gone on to receive worldwide acclaim, resulting in a powerful campaign for the victims of thalidomide.