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A VERY VEXING MURDER
Warning: Andrew’s florid prose could never be mistaken for Jane Austen’s. As if you cared. Think you know the world of Emma? Andrew’s debut rips the lid off a seething pot of criminal mischief you and Jane Austen never suspected. Readers familiar with Harriet Smith as Emma Woodhouse’s mousy, unmarriageable protégé will be surprised to learn that Harriet (not her real name, by the way) is already at age 18 an accomplished con artist, trained by the father she turned on and fled, who’s hired by Mrs.
The Monday Murder Club
14:30 - 15:30 The Monday Murder Club is a free monthly crime fiction reading group run by crime writers and academics – Dr Lucy Andrew, Jennifer Edwards, Hazel Meredith-Lloyd and Shaney Lloyd. It takes place on the first Monday of every month (excepting Bank Holidays) in The Hobbs Room at Shrewsbury Library, 2.30-3.30pm. To join, please email: mondaymurderbooks@gmail.com. Members are asked to source their own copy of the monthly book. The book for January is Alice Bell's “Grave Expectations”.
Swirling milk
Pour some milk into a shallow plate. Add a few drops of food colouring without stirring. Place one drop of dishwashing liquid into the milk and watch the patterns form. You can capture your pattern by gently placing blotting paper on the surface of the pattern.
Bouncy egg
Leave a raw egg in a glass of vinegar for about 24 hours. The vinegar dissolves the shell and you are left with an egg that you can bounce (gently).
Confederate rally in Hot Springs largely peaceful, met by larger counter-protest | Arkansas Blog
HOT SPRINGS — A rally to preserve a Confederate monument in Hot Springs on the Arlington Lawn at Hot Springs National Park, the fourth in as many months, received more outside attention on Saturday after violent white supremacist rallies in Charlottesville but was largely peaceful.James Del Brock, the lead organizer of a group self-styled the Highway Men, said his group is not linked with the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville and his members are advocating "saving our heritage and...
More bright ideas from Trent Garner: Veneration for the shotgun and Bowie knife | Arkansas Blog
loves guns, you already knew and wants them carried everywhere possible. Knives, too.
Meanwhile, back at health care. Another bad Trump idea and a looming lawsuit | Arkansas Blog
defense ofnaturally has commanded media attention, but let's not lose sight of the other ways he's intent on damaging the interests of U.S. citizens. From the New York Times today: Related:plan to throw 60,000 people off the expanded Medicaid private option system in Arkansas is being sold under the cover that most of those who lose coverage when the income qualifying level is lowered or because of work requirements will enjoy federal subsidies under the marketplace insurance program.
Heading to the Womack 'town' hall by ferry boat? Updated instructions | Arkansas Blog
Wednesday, August 16, 2017 Heading to the Womack 'town' hall by ferry boat? Updated instructions Posted By Max Brantley on Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 7:22 AM ALL ABOARD: The ferry is the only way to reach Steve Womack's town hall. And it only runs every 40 minutes, a local says. I've received a correction from a local resident on my earlier instructions about how to attend U.S. Rep. Steve Womack's scheduled meeting with constituents at 2:45 p.m. Aug.
Trump and the white supremacists: Watch your smugness, resistance | Arkansas Blog
Surely, you think,has finally gone too far by defendingand theagainst those who oppose bigotry.I don't think so. He trashed a war hero; trashed a family that lost a son fighting for the U.S.; trashed a disabled reporter; boasted of grabbing pussy; lied repeatedly; cheated people inhe was elected.his favorable ratings hover around a solid 40 percent, higher even in places like Arkansas.You think lauding Confederate flag wavers will get him in trouble?
18 new officers graduate LRPD Recruit School | Arkansas Blog
Thegraduated 18 new officers today at a ceremony held at the at St. John Missionary Baptist Church.The LRPD and city officials have often discussed the large number of vacancies — more than 70 — as a significant factor in the problem of crime in Little Rock.There have been 38 recorded homicides this year in Little Rock.After the Power Ultra Lounge mass shooting, in which 25 were shot,announced, a plan to reduce crime in Little Rock.
Supreme Court rejects rule to make ballot challenges easier | Arkansas Blog
The Supreme Court has rejected a rule change proposed by lawyerthat would have made it easier to challenge legislatively-referred constitutional amendments to the ballot, the AP reports. AP reporter Andrew DeMillo writes that "Trotter’s proposal also would have required justices to consider whether a legislatively referred proposal is intelligible, honest and impartial, which is the standard used for those initiated by voters.
Under the totality | The Observer | Arkansas news, politics, opinion, restaurants, music, movies and art
The Observer and family decided last minute to ditch work and school to make for central Missouri on Aug. 21 so as to be among the millions of folks who did the same to catch the shadow of the moon, creeping coast-to-coast during the eclipse. As a lad, we'd seen a partial eclipse. The Boy Observer was helping tear off and replace the roof of a house over in the Broadmoor neighborhood in Little Rock at the time.
Land-use planning | Letters | Arkansas news, politics, opinion, restaurants, music, movies and art
In response to an Arkansas Blog item on the flooding in Houston: Problem is many of these flood-prone homes are built by contractors who are able to bend regulations to build in flood plains. People love to buy home near water for many reasons. Houston is a great example of a city that has seen many episodes of damaging flooding over the years ... yet they keep rebuilding (or building new) homes in a flood plain. Houston's population equals that of the whole state of Arkansas.
Trump and Leslie Rutledge | Cartoon | Arkansas news, politics, opinion, restaurants, music, movies and art
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