Reeling from a negotiation gone wrong, FBI Special Agent April Ramos is caught off guard when a frazzled young woman shoves a crying baby into her arms, then disappears. Worry for the child's safety quickly turns to fear when a man claiming to be the girl's father abducts them at gunpoint. April puts her hostage negotiation skills to use to learn more about who she's deali Reeling from a negotiation gone wrong, FBI Special Agent April Ramos is caught off guard when a frazzled young woman shoves a crying baby into her arms, then disappears. Worry for the child's safety quickly turns to fear when a man claiming to be the girl's father abducts them at gunpoint. April puts her hostage negotiation skills to use to learn more about who she's dealing with: Jason Snyder, a fugitive accused of murder. As Jason spins a tall tale about being framed for the killing of his business partner, April must sort through his claims to find the truth. A truth that becomes all the more evident after April overhears a conversation between Jason and the local sheriff and realizes something more sinister may be happening in their small town of Sweet Briar, Texas. But aligning herself with a known fugitive to uncover the burden of proof could cost April her job . . . or worse, her life and the lives of other innocent people.
3.5 stars... As much as I enjoyed this book, It was not my favorite DiAnn Mills book. I liked the main characters, and also Jason's parents were so sweet! I really liked April! The suspense aspect to this book was not as exciting as I thought it would be, but it did keep you guessing and second guessing who the "bad guy" was. There was multiple plot twists which kept me pretty interested, but in the end I think I set my expectation to high... I love how easy it is to read DiAnn Mills books. Her wr 3.5 stars... As much as I enjoyed this book, It was not my favorite DiAnn Mills book. I liked the main characters, and also Jason's parents were so sweet! I really liked April! The suspense aspect to this book was not as exciting as I thought it would be, but it did keep you guessing and second guessing who the "bad guy" was. There was multiple plot twists which kept me pretty interested, but in the end I think I set my expectation to high... I love how easy it is to read DiAnn Mills books. Her writing style is amazing! Overall, I'm glad I picked up a copy of Burden of Proof at my library! Thanks for reading my honest review of Burden of Proof, I hope this helped you decide if you want to read this book!
DiAnn Mills once again delivers a fantastic story! She gave us a tough FBI agent, a handsome and loving father, and evil personified. To say the least I enjoyed the action and the characters in this story. April Ramos cares for the people she's trying to help. When she isn't able to save one it is devastating for her. But she's also tough and believes in justice, she is a great character. I ended up loving Jason when it was over, but honestly, there were a few times I wanted to smack him up side t DiAnn Mills once again delivers a fantastic story! She gave us a tough FBI agent, a handsome and loving father, and evil personified. To say the least I enjoyed the action and the characters in this story. April Ramos cares for the people she's trying to help. When she isn't able to save one it is devastating for her. But she's also tough and believes in justice, she is a great character. I ended up loving Jason when it was over, but honestly, there were a few times I wanted to smack him up side the head! But watching his faith in action and at time struggling was refreshing. The story was very interesting in how the author weaved in some pretty cool technology. She also did a good job of cloaking the murderer. It was only pages before the actual reveal when it hit me. Definitely recommend this to fans of DiAnn Mills as well as any fans of suspense books. Looking forward to more from this series! Disclaimer: I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
Yayyy, finished my first book in April! The lack of reading time I've had has been atrocious.
FBI Special Agent April Ramos finds herself in the middle of a very crazy and bizarre situation in the little town of Sweet Briar, Texas. April is from Houston, so small town Texas is kind of not in her wheelhouse. What starts out as April being kidnapped by Jason Snyder, she ends up being enraptured with Jason's daughter, trying to get Jason exonerated from murder charges.... Oh yea, I forgot to tell you about God stepping in and helping out when he was most needed. This is a real nice Christian FBI Special Agent April Ramos finds herself in the middle of a very crazy and bizarre situation in the little town of Sweet Briar, Texas. April is from Houston, so small town Texas is kind of not in her wheelhouse. What starts out as April being kidnapped by Jason Snyder, she ends up being enraptured with Jason's daughter, trying to get Jason exonerated from murder charges.... Oh yea, I forgot to tell you about God stepping in and helping out when he was most needed. This is a real nice Christian Suspense book to read. Great characters, and up to the very end, you really don't know the whole story. Oh.. yea.. did I forget to say a romance thrown in too. Don't get much better than that... Texas, God..Murder.. and Love. Pull your boots off, and enjoy this book till the very last page. I found this book at For the Southwest By the Southwest Book Corner If you stop by, we have a Kindle e-book copy that you can borrow for FREE for 2 weeks.
It's the start of a new series by DiAnn Mills. The first pages were spectacular. Shortly after that my "is this believable" radar perked up. The actions of FBI Agent April Ramos didn't quite ring true for me. Once I shoved down that doubt though, it was a story filled with suspense and heart. I especially loved how April was shown the love of Christ in the pages. Overall, a good suspense novel.
"The darkest moments of our lives are intended for God to use in a mighty way." "What were the odds of a negotiator being held hostage?" F. B. I. Special Agent April Ramos is trained to talk desperate people out of life altering situations, but her day began with tragic results. Now April finds herself caught in between a gun wielding father, his infant daughter, and a crazy story. Thankfully, her training takes over as she hears herself speak more calmly that she feels; "I need to hear what you "The darkest moments of our lives are intended for God to use in a mighty way." "What were the odds of a negotiator being held hostage?" F. B. I. Special Agent April Ramos is trained to talk desperate people out of life altering situations, but her day began with tragic results. Now April finds herself caught in between a gun wielding father, his infant daughter, and a crazy story. Thankfully, her training takes over as she hears herself speak more calmly that she feels; "I need to hear what you have to say". Jason Snyder is adamant, he has been falsely accused of killing his business partner while the local sheriff has taken corruption to an entirely new level; arresting Jason on trumped up charges, destroying crime scene evidence, and kidnapping Jason's daughter as a bargaining chip. He seems sincere, hasn't given off any false indicators, and his parents quickly backed up the kidnapping incident; but Jason has still broken the law by holding a federal agent at gunpoint against her will, and newscasters are describing him as armed and dangerous. April has stumbled into a complicated case, especially after evidence surfaces confirming that the roots of corruption have been effectively snaking throughout the entire citizenry of Sweetbriar, Texas for quite some time. Who's telling the truth, and how can April determine what to do next; for right now it seems that the entire burden of proof has been placed upon her slim shoulders. In spite of its rapid pace and perplexing trails of evidence, "Burden of Proof" also displays a much gentler side. April and Jason share quite a few meaningful conversations about important things, while growing in their trust and admiration for each other. It's very nicely balanced and one of the author's best books!
I like DiAnn Mills' books. I met her online at a book club. DiAnn is a good friend of a former member of the book club. Unfortunately, we had to disband the book club due to lack of interest. DiAnn writes books that deal with the human spirit and how they relate to a relationship with Jesus Christ. Much was happening in this book. It began with a suicide victim jumping to his death. The FBI negotiator by the name of April Ramos tried her best to "talk the man down", but he committed suicide despi I like DiAnn Mills' books. I met her online at a book club. DiAnn is a good friend of a former member of the book club. Unfortunately, we had to disband the book club due to lack of interest. DiAnn writes books that deal with the human spirit and how they relate to a relationship with Jesus Christ. Much was happening in this book. It began with a suicide victim jumping to his death. The FBI negotiator by the name of April Ramos tried her best to "talk the man down", but he committed suicide despite all of her efforts. Later this FBI Negotiator was forced to take a baby from a kidnapper. Then April was forced to go with a Jason, a man accused of killing his best friend. April had to do some interesting things in helping Jason find out who killed his best friend. There was danger, corruption, friendship and romance in this book. I highly recommend it.
Burden of Proof by DiAnn Mills Genre: Contemporary Christian Romance/Suspense Format: Kindle Timeframe: Current day Location: Sweet Briar, TX Characters: Special Agent April Ramos: FBI hostage negotiator Jason Snyder: Murder suspect Isabella: Jason's baby daughter Ted and Hope Snyder: Jason's parents Willis Lennox: County Sheriff, evil Brenda Krew: Real estate agent seemingly assisting Willis Joey Frederickson: Brenda's addict daughter, kidnapped Isabella Special Agent Simon Nielson: April's partner Russ Burden of Proof by DiAnn Mills Genre: Contemporary Christian Romance/Suspense Format: Kindle Timeframe: Current day Location: Sweet Briar, TX Characters: Special Agent April Ramos: FBI hostage negotiator Jason Snyder: Murder suspect Isabella: Jason's baby daughter Ted and Hope Snyder: Jason's parents Willis Lennox: County Sheriff, evil Brenda Krew: Real estate agent seemingly assisting Willis Joey Frederickson: Brenda's addict daughter, kidnapped Isabella Special Agent Simon Nielson: April's partner Russell Edwards: Jason's best friend, murdered Special Agent April Ramos has to put all her hostage negotiating abilities to work when she's abducted by a man who is being blamed for murdering his best friend. All Jason Snyder wants is his kidnapped daughter back and to find evidence that Sheriff Willis Lennox was involved in Russell Edwards' shooting. One thing I'll say for this story, except for Willis Lennox, who we know from the start is dirty, and April Ramos, who is kindness personified, you can never be sure who is good or bad. We learn little by little who can be trusted, but honestly, until the end it is unknown who is involved in what. To me this is a sign of good writing. There may have been a few scenes where people got away too easily, others who apologized to quickly, or how information was not gathered sufficiently, but it all added to the constant suspense and mystery. The gospel may not clearly spelled out, but Jesus was the focus of faith conversations and decisions made, so the Christian fiction labels worked. Good book and fun to read! No need for a *disclaimer* even though it was sent to me. I apparently was unaware I won this in a Goodreads give-away until an email asked me if I liked it. Lol. There was no request for a review, they were just happy I won it.
There was two things that grabbed my attention about this book. First it was the author and second it was the plot outline. When I spotted this book the reason I was quick to grab it was because I have read other books by DiAnn Mills and was never disappointed. And I wasn't this time either. This story starts out with a bang. Not just one but two dramatic events happen to April right out the gate. She is definitely not having a good morning. And the tensions and dangers are just going to build h There was two things that grabbed my attention about this book. First it was the author and second it was the plot outline. When I spotted this book the reason I was quick to grab it was because I have read other books by DiAnn Mills and was never disappointed. And I wasn't this time either. This story starts out with a bang. Not just one but two dramatic events happen to April right out the gate. She is definitely not having a good morning. And the tensions and dangers are just going to build higher and higher before things are through. There were times that this book was tough for me to read. I hate when bullies push people around and get away with it. And there was one main guy who was exactly that; a big bully used to getting his way no matter what. He was so slimy and had so much control over so many people. He was cruel and incredible clever as well. It all made for a really interesting and believable story. With plenty of action and twists and turns. It just seemed like the good people of the town just couldn't catch a break against the well planned evil in their midst. If you are looking for a lot of romance in this book, it isn't a strong factor in the story. A building attraction, integrity, working together is all there though. They both go through the good and the bad..together. And it's the start of a good bond with a promise of things to come. You can see that April begins to see and value how much Jason loves his daughter, his family and Jesus. Don't panic people if you are afraid that there will be heavy preaching in this book. That is not going to happen. Oh, the author isn't afraid to mention Jesus and showing people having a real relationship with Him though. I know in some books that can overshadow the story and then there is a poorly written story to follow. That is not the case with this book. It is quality all the way. Simon is a good, strong secondary character. Even though he has been a partner, big brother to April, at first I wasn't so sure about him. He kept playing things so close to the vest that I wasn't sure if he could really be trusted. But that is something that also applies to many of the people of the town. Who can you really trust? Jason's mother and father and Miss Ella added flavor, family and faith being lived out. And of course we got to read moments of Jason's very young daughter, Isabella. I've read a few stories of a woman being stalked and on the run and a man protecting them and often having law enforcement chops. It was kind of interesting to read a story with a role reversal of sorts. There is a surprise twist at the end of the book which as I saw it coming made me gasp. Good one. There are some Discussion Questions at the end of the book and a quick look into a new book that also sounds interesting. To comply with new regulations introduced by the Federal Trade Commission, I am mentioning that Tyndale House Publishers has provided me with a complimentary copy of this book. And these are my own honest opinions of it.
Once you turn the first page this book is going to pull you in and keep you right to the end, there is non-stop action, and we don't know who will survive to the end. Blew my mind how this all turned out and I never saw it coming, the book is full of surprises, and not all good ones. A don't miss mystery with some clean romance, and hope for the future. I received this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Tyndale House, and was not required to give a positive review.
This book has a lot of 5-star reviews, but I am going to have to be a dissenter on this one. I forced myself to finish it because I was reading it for a group, but otherwise I would have put it down. It had an interesting premise, but there were too many characters - I had trouble keeping them all straight. And too many parts of the plot weren't really believable. I didn't find myself drawn to any of the characters; they seemed sort of one-dimensional to me. The writing seemed a bit choppy at ti This book has a lot of 5-star reviews, but I am going to have to be a dissenter on this one. I forced myself to finish it because I was reading it for a group, but otherwise I would have put it down. It had an interesting premise, but there were too many characters - I had trouble keeping them all straight. And too many parts of the plot weren't really believable. I didn't find myself drawn to any of the characters; they seemed sort of one-dimensional to me. The writing seemed a bit choppy at times, rather than flowing naturally. And the faith part seemed plastered onto the story, instead of an integral part of the characters' lives. There seemed to be a lot of reviewers who gushed over it however, so I'm obviously in a different part of my life journey.
Burden of Proof is one of those books where you'll want to make sure your seatbelt is fastened! It absolutely kept me turning pages and losing sleep over. I very quickly came to care about both April Ramos and Jason Synder, and of course, little Isabella. Jason had been through a lot. First, his wife had died giving birth to one-year-old Isabella, then he was wrongly accused of killing his best friend. And then it gets worse when he kidnaps April, an FBI agent. All he has to do to end this is gi Burden of Proof is one of those books where you'll want to make sure your seatbelt is fastened! It absolutely kept me turning pages and losing sleep over. I very quickly came to care about both April Ramos and Jason Synder, and of course, little Isabella. Jason had been through a lot. First, his wife had died giving birth to one-year-old Isabella, then he was wrongly accused of killing his best friend. And then it gets worse when he kidnaps April, an FBI agent. All he has to do to end this is give the sheriff the location of his wife. But the wife is running scared. DiAnn weaves a powerful story of corruption and mystery in Burden of Proof. I really admired the way Jason stuck to what was right, even when it almost cost him his life. I think this is a book romantic suspense readers will love! In Burden of Proof, Jason is wrongly accused of a crime after he stands up to the sheriff, but before that, he'd let crooked things the sheriff was involved in slide.
DiAnn Mills is hit or miss if I enjoy her romantic suspense. Some of her books take place with terrorists plots, and I don't like those type of stories. But for romantic suspense to work, I need a good bit of suspense as the main idea with a little bit of romance sprinkled across the top. I don't want the romance to be the main storyline. Some romantic suspense authors do make the romance the main storyline. It's fine for them, just not my type of story. With DiAnn Mills latest story Burden of DiAnn Mills is hit or miss if I enjoy her romantic suspense. Some of her books take place with terrorists plots, and I don't like those type of stories. But for romantic suspense to work, I need a good bit of suspense as the main idea with a little bit of romance sprinkled across the top. I don't want the romance to be the main storyline. Some romantic suspense authors do make the romance the main storyline. It's fine for them, just not my type of story. With DiAnn Mills latest story Burden of Proof, I believe the suspense was the main focus. Her description was well-written. I had no problem visualizing any of the settings or the people who populated the story. Emotions were described just the way they should be without overwhelming me. The third person point of view captured my imagination. The plot was definitely something I haven't seen done before. It was original and predictable. I think it was predictable because Mills told you who the bad guy was early on, but she lead me down a trial of clues to prove what she wanted the readers to know. No evidence. No convinction. The story moved at a fast pace. I finished the book in over a day. I really wanted to see how they would catch the bad guy and who was all involved. The characters of April and Jason drove the story. I did find it weird that Jason who did work in any type of law enforcement agency knew just as much about the inside workings of the FBI as April who was a FBI agent. April, the heroine, was a strong heroine who put herself in some daring positions in order to bring justice to Jason who she believes in innocence. Jason, on the other hand, ignores all the rules telling him to hide and keep cover until the case is solved. The romance didn't rush through the pages. There were moments Mills jumped the gun with their emotions by stopping the fast pace of the novel to allow Jason and April to ponder their growing feelings for each other. It didn't really bothered me. It just took me out of the story when I was reading it. Overall, A Burden of Proof by DiAnn Mills is a unique story filled with fast paced novel and a hint of romance that proves not all claimed guilty people are actually guilty. I think fans of Irene Hannon, Lynette Eason, and Colleen Coble will be excited to read this latest version. I received a complimentary copy of Burden of Proof by DiAnn Mills from Tyndale Publishing, but the opinions stated are all my own.
Jason Snyder is being framed for the murder of his best friend. Jason sets out to clear his name, but his family is in danger. When his daughter is kidnapped Jason is beside himself. Following the kidnapper, Jason catches up just as his daughter is handed off to a stranger. Agent April Ramos is a negotiator who has just lost someone she tried to help. Trying to get over the guilt she is caught off guard when someone thrusts a baby into her arms and leaves. Jason arrives to claim his daughter, but Jason Snyder is being framed for the murder of his best friend. Jason sets out to clear his name, but his family is in danger. When his daughter is kidnapped Jason is beside himself. Following the kidnapper, Jason catches up just as his daughter is handed off to a stranger. Agent April Ramos is a negotiator who has just lost someone she tried to help. Trying to get over the guilt she is caught off guard when someone thrusts a baby into her arms and leaves. Jason arrives to claim his daughter, but April is unsure what is happening so insists on keeping the child with her. Jason resorts to drastic measures which pulls April into his unlikely story. The more April is with Jason though the more she comes to believe him, which potentially could cost April her job. With danger and corruption around every corner can they free a town weighted under the thumb of one man? BURDEN OF PROOF was an exciting roller coaster read from the very beginning. Just my type of story! I loved all of the danger, suspense and twisted corners that the story took. Elements of faith were sprinkled throughout that kept the characters growing and strengthened their trust and faith in God. I really liked both Jason and April. Both of them were strong and likable characters. I got a bit frustrated with April's partner in the FBI and his "need to know only" behavior. Keeping your partner in the dark can lead to unnecessary danger! And that danger visited quite frequently! It kept me on the edge of my seat and my fingers quickly turning the pages! The little bit of romance between April and Jason wasn't over-the-top or unbelievable and I found myself hoping that all would work out for them. A great book to add to your romantic/suspense shelf, I highly recommend!
I absolutely loved this book. The characters were developed excellent. Like every good book there will be a characters you love and some you love to hate. The story has it all action, comedy, drama, romance, faith and much more. Jason and his family were strong in strength and in there faith in God. I thought the story was going to be cut and dry and right when I thought I had the story figured out the author threw me a twist. The Mary Reader received this book from the publisher for review. A fa I absolutely loved this book. The characters were developed excellent. Like every good book there will be a characters you love and some you love to hate. The story has it all action, comedy, drama, romance, faith and much more. Jason and his family were strong in strength and in there faith in God. I thought the story was going to be cut and dry and right when I thought I had the story figured out the author threw me a twist. The Mary Reader received this book from the publisher for review. A favorable review was not required and all views expressed are our own.
A fantastic story with loads of adventure and examples of faith and forgiveness and the work of God. Love the characters! I love a book with so much to think about. I received this ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Burden of Proof is another fast-paced FBI thriller from author DiAnn Mills with a smart and sensitive heroine and a story line with plenty of twists and turns. One thing I think Mills does really well is character development. This is especially relevant with a plot line such as the one found in Burden of Proof, as you need to convince the reader that a character kidnapping your central character – and one who happens to be an FBI negotiator – is as trustworthy and honest enough to make said FBI Burden of Proof is another fast-paced FBI thriller from author DiAnn Mills with a smart and sensitive heroine and a story line with plenty of twists and turns. One thing I think Mills does really well is character development. This is especially relevant with a plot line such as the one found in Burden of Proof, as you need to convince the reader that a character kidnapping your central character – and one who happens to be an FBI negotiator – is as trustworthy and honest enough to make said FBI agent take his side and help. Her characters are believable and complex, and her dialogue flows and is believable as well. While this was an element that I struggled with at first – not as much how readily April Ramos moved to support her kidnapper, Jason Snyder, but the attraction she felt for him – but then I realized that my disbelief was probably somewhat hampered by other storylines I'd read recently that also involved supposedly strong females just dropping their guard and becoming suddenly accepting when put into uncomfortable circumstances. I acknowledged that my recent reading was flavoring my thought process, and as a result I set aside disbelief. Even more, Jason soon convinced me of his innocence as the storyline progressed and the attraction appeared to be mutual. I was further assured that concerns weren't mine alone when it was acknowledged that the relationship wasn't necessarily a good idea, as April's boss warns: "No relationship lasts when it begins with danger and supercharged emotions." April's relationship with her own Christian beliefs take on a minor storyline of its own. While many of the main characters are comfortable in their own beliefs, April is still searching. Miss Ella, a sweet big hat wearing, church-going older woman has told her "Before this is over, you're gonna see the power of Jesus", a thought that is interesting when directed at a person for whom prayer makes her uncomfortable and does serve as a bit of foreshadowing. The author works to make her journey part of the story line, and generally it works. Above all, the plot moves along at breakneck pace. Jason knows who is behind his framing, but still doesn't know why, and that person seems to be beyond reach at every turn of the plot. As a reader, I shared their frustration at the untouchability of the villain. As they get closer to solving the crime, more roadblocks and twists come up, and I totally didn't see the ending coming.
I didn't realize this was Christian fiction when I added it to my TBR list, not that there's anything wrong with Christian fiction ... it's just not my normal genre. Nor did I realize it fell into the Romance category as well which is one of my least favourite genres. That being said, this was a pretty good book. Not too heavy on the faith or the romance angle. Lots of 4 and 5 star reviews for this one so I'm in the minority here but I didn't really find the story all that suspenseful even thoug I didn't realize this was Christian fiction when I added it to my TBR list, not that there's anything wrong with Christian fiction ... it's just not my normal genre. Nor did I realize it fell into the Romance category as well which is one of my least favourite genres. That being said, this was a pretty good book. Not too heavy on the faith or the romance angle. Lots of 4 and 5 star reviews for this one so I'm in the minority here but I didn't really find the story all that suspenseful even though the reveal at the end was a bit of a surprise. It was an interesting premise and well written but I probably wouldn't read another book in this series.
Burden of Proof starts off strong when a baby girl is thrust into the arms of FBI agent April Ramos, where she is then subsequently accused of kidnapping. The action occasionally slows down, but the story's overall pace is quick and filled with a slew of misguided people who have placed their loyalty on the wrong side of the law. Jason, the baby's father and a widower, is in a heap of trouble from the beginning, but he never loses his status as a good guy, in my opinion. He and April have a rocky Burden of Proof starts off strong when a baby girl is thrust into the arms of FBI agent April Ramos, where she is then subsequently accused of kidnapping. The action occasionally slows down, but the story's overall pace is quick and filled with a slew of misguided people who have placed their loyalty on the wrong side of the law. Jason, the baby's father and a widower, is in a heap of trouble from the beginning, but he never loses his status as a good guy, in my opinion. He and April have a rocky beginning, but that doesn't stop the romantic tug on their hearts from happening. Of course, protecting Jason's infant daughter and other innocent people in the cross hairs of the bad guy brings the two even closer, both with the goal of making sure justice is served. The author expertly weaves in many high-tense scenes throughout, with the bad guy staying one step ahead of the FBI and wreaking havoc and ruining lives along the way. Stopping the corruption in Sweet Briar, Texas, is no easy task, and everything quickly becomes dangerous and maybe even deadly as Jason and April work with other FBI agents to clear Jason's good name, dig deep for the truth, and protect the innocent. As both Jason and April race against the clock to right the wrongs, they tentatively navigate their budding relationship, and April looks deep into her heart for that dormant connection to God that she didn't know she even needed. The Christian references are timely throughout but not overbearing. The inspirational aspect allows the reader to see Jason's and his parents' strong faith positively influence April as she faces danger head on and as she faces the possibility of getting even closer to Jason and his parents, who have opened their arms and their home as her safe haven and home away from home. That part of the story is quite touching and sweet, providing a good balance between the danger/tension and the positive connections between characters. The bad guy is truly despicable, using his authority to bully and badger people into doing his bidding. This antagonist keeps everyone on their toes, and I enjoyed the cat-and-mouse game as the bad guy arrogantly flaunts his authority and leaves a trail of lies and destruction a mile wide and twice as long. The author does provide some humor to relieve the tension. Miss Ella is a fantastic secondary character, and when April, while wearing Miss Ella's shoes and clothes to throw the bad guys off their scent, has a run in with an angry bull, well let's just say April ends up acquiring a pungent scent of her own (for which Jason takes the blame). I laughed out loud at this scene, glad for the respite from all the serious action. As usual, DiAnn Mills provides a story that is both a suspenseful thriller and a tender love story that begins when a sweet baby unwittingly brings a grieving single father and an emotionally distraught FBI agent together, effecting both emotional and spiritual healing for them both.
I received an ARC of this book from the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest and thoughtful review. "It all started when the negotiator became the hostage." This was such an exciting and intense story that set a thrilling tone from the opening line and delivered until the final sentence. Told from multiple perspectives, each added layers to the growing suspense and built anticipation for the final and unpredictable showdown. The majority of the story follows April, an FBI hostage negot I received an ARC of this book from the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest and thoughtful review. "It all started when the negotiator became the hostage." This was such an exciting and intense story that set a thrilling tone from the opening line and delivered until the final sentence. Told from multiple perspectives, each added layers to the growing suspense and built anticipation for the final and unpredictable showdown. The majority of the story follows April, an FBI hostage negotiator, who becomes a hostage herself when Jason decides that he has nothing else to lose in his quest to prove himself innocent of murder. Jason's point of view provides key insights into how his anger, frustration, and grief led him towards committing a desperate act, while April is able to use her skills to keep the situation from escalating even more and also detail the intricate process of the criminal investigation. This approach continued to add depth and emotional understanding to so much of their individual decision-making throughout the narrative. The author's balance between the good and bad forces at play where crime is involved created the perfect blend in the shades of gray that dwell within these two power dynamics. The race is on to compile the evidence that will not only prove one man innocent, but also make the case of guilt in another's. There is an extensive and heinous list of crimes that April and Jason set out to seek the truth on, and as the detective work picks up pace, so too does the mutual attraction felt between them. Despite the nature of their meeting, which could certainly complicate first impressions, the romantic feelings that develop between them never seemed rushed or unrealistic. It is ultimately through their shared connection to faith that inspires them to support each other through their own personal tribulations in an effort to build a relationship together in the future. "If you're lucky and come out of this without destroying your career..." April's path from law enforcement official, to hostage, to fugitive, and back was quite interesting and not something I come across often. Her ability to connect with individuals in their worst moments as a hostage negotiator puts her in a unique position to help others and the juxtaposition of her sense of duty to Sheriff Willis' corrupt and abusive power highlights the fact that there are also good and bad players even within those thought to protect us. There is so much to overcome at all levels though Jason's vigilante justice certainly begins to put the wheels of change in motion. The colorful cast of secondary characters really cemented the small town feel of Sweet Briar, especially Miss Ella, who added heart, soul, and humor to the spiritual qualities of the story. This well written plot was fascinating to read and really set some high expectations for the rest of the series, which I'm thoroughly looking forward to continuing!
I was excited to get a copy of DiAnn Mills' latest book because she never fails to capture my undivided attention. I get a little breathless when gripped with suspense or excitement, and this book is filled with so many moments that make your heart skip a beat. Mills is especially skilled when it comes to writing dialogue. Each characters' speech sounds natural and flows just as well as the non-dialogue text. When Mills switches the point of view, there is no confusion because the character's vo I was excited to get a copy of DiAnn Mills' latest book because she never fails to capture my undivided attention. I get a little breathless when gripped with suspense or excitement, and this book is filled with so many moments that make your heart skip a beat. Mills is especially skilled when it comes to writing dialogue. Each characters' speech sounds natural and flows just as well as the non-dialogue text. When Mills switches the point of view, there is no confusion because the character's voice shines through very clearly and the writing style is concise. I can say with all honesty that Mills' books are all very unique. Although I've read several FBI-mystery-romance books by her, they are all very different from each other, as well as books by other authors in the same genre. You would think that there are only so many meet-cute scenarios that can happen between an FBI agent and a paramour, but Mills will raise you another. In fact, she will keep them coming since this is the first book of a new series. I'm Filipino, so I'm excited to see a Filipino protagonist whose ethnicity is not central to the plot. Sure, Mills throws in an Adobo reference - you should try this dish if you haven't yet (it's not the same as the Hispanic Adobo dish) - but April could be any ethnicity really. But since she's not just any ethnicity, I'm going to nitpick a little. April is uncomfortable during long prayers, but most Filipinos are (or were at one time in their life) Catholic, so super long prayers - Hail Mary, anyone? - should be no biggie. April's parents would prefer that she was a university professor rather than an FBI agent. Are you kidding? Filipinos love to brag and most of them love guns as well. And they live in Texas? Game over. They have guns of all shapes and sizes. And they would bring all those guns to the range to show their friends while they proudly talked about their FBI agent daughter. But overall, I'm really amazed at how Mills' characters spring to life in every book, this one especially. I think she is very successful with her portrayal of April's struggle to do the right thing because I was constantly second guessing myself on what was the "right" or best thing to do in that situation too. I feel lucky to not have to make decisions that place my family on one side of the scale and the community on the other. I suppose most normal Joes like myself don't have to. I look forward to reading the next book. While you wait for the next installment, I suggest you pick up one of her FBI Task Force novels.
DiAnn Mills has been a top suspense writer for years, but this may be her best work yet. April Ramos has been a negotiator with the FBI for years and it is work she is proud to do, but it also takes a toll on her. When she isn't able to talk a man out of committing suicide, she feels maybe she isn't doing what she is meant to do. With no time to process what she is been through, a woman shoves a crying baby into her arms and runs off. A man claiming to be the child's father takes April and the b DiAnn Mills has been a top suspense writer for years, but this may be her best work yet. April Ramos has been a negotiator with the FBI for years and it is work she is proud to do, but it also takes a toll on her. When she isn't able to talk a man out of committing suicide, she feels maybe she isn't doing what she is meant to do. With no time to process what she is been through, a woman shoves a crying baby into her arms and runs off. A man claiming to be the child's father takes April and the baby at gunpoint making her put her skills to use once again. Jason, the baby's father, tells April a story of how he is being framed for murder and his child was kidnapped. The more April learns about what is happening in this little town, the more she believes everything Jason is telling her and discovers just how deep the sinister connections run. April has to determine if helping Jason is worth risking her career and possibly her life. I have been reading DiAnn Mills for years and there is something different about her most recent work, Buden of Proof. Her writing has changed, the way she delivers the story and the tension throughout is all so much better than ever. April instantly connected with me and her desire to help others made her a protagonist for everyone to connect with. The way that Mills was able to weave the complex story together and make each character and their actions relevant to the overall story was excellent writing and something that will set her apart from the many story tellers out there. It was not only the character connections that I enjoyed but also the extra tension throughout the story, especially the end. In her previous books, I found the ending very predictable but not here. This story surprised me up until the very last pages. Readers will enjoy not only the page turning action but also the heart of the story. April is struggling with her faith and even with everything Jason has gone through he tries to stay strong and help April come closer to God. I don't know what has changed for Mills to make her writing so much better but I hope she keeps it up. I recommend this book for anyone looking an amazing read with a heart to the story and characters to connect with. I received a complimentary copy of this title from the publisher. The views and opinions expressed within are my own.
"April hugged Isabella close to her. In her catharsis, she realized Jason trusted her. "Your daddy is a brave man," she whispered. "I'm ready to help him find the proof of his innocence." First – flying squirrels do exist in Texas and feral hogs are numero uno bad. Second – this is a livewire authoritative a story. Third – you'll walk away with more than you realize if you read this book. Burden of Proof is an unpredictable, livewire story written with commanding prose. From the first few sentences "April hugged Isabella close to her. In her catharsis, she realized Jason trusted her. "Your daddy is a brave man," she whispered. "I'm ready to help him find the proof of his innocence." First – flying squirrels do exist in Texas and feral hogs are numero uno bad. Second – this is a livewire authoritative a story. Third – you'll walk away with more than you realize if you read this book. Burden of Proof is an unpredictable, livewire story written with commanding prose. From the first few sentences to the very, very last words this story took me on a moving journey that deals with a murder and a couple of kidnappings. The story revolves around Jason and April. Jason's daughter has been kidnapped and FBI Agent, April finds herself caught up in the middle of Jason's problems. The story becomes complicated right from the start and it evolves into a love story. "How spiritual." Those who professed to be Christian while living hypocritical lives cemented her dissatisfaction with faith. "Looks like a solid front to the citizens." Mills weaves a story that makes you believe miracles can happen in real life. Character dialogue carries this story with resounding authenticity. Yes – life can be weird. Yes – life can take you down unexpected paths. Yes – life can bring people your world that can literally change the course you are on. Sadly, corruption does exist. What makes Burden of Proof so believable is that it's a story written so real that it could be a true-life account of all the characters. "Dad's words resounded in his head. "A wild hog is the fourth most intelligent animal in the world." Yes – wild hogs are bad and intelligent. Yes –flying squirrels do exist in East Texas. I did have to look up the flying squirrel reference and see indeed these mammals are distributed in east Texas. Just wish I'd seen one or two during my time there. In closing with the book Mills offers great discussion questions. But the most important takeaway from reading Burden of Proof comes in the author's note. Mills states it eloquently, "Life is unpredictable. We aren't guaranteed tomorrow and we don't know what sorts of mountains and valleys we'll experience along our journeys. The age-old question of why do bad things happen to good people can become our mantra. Or we can choose to ignore our bruises and travel the road of good and prioritize truth and justice above all things." Words for us to live by… Thank you, Diann for that beautiful reminder.


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Cynthia Scurtis was born on December 28, 1972, in Coconut Grove, Miami, Florida. She is the Ex-wife of Alex Rodriguez who is a former American Baseball Player and played for the teams like New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners, and Texas Rangers. Moreover, Cynthia is a former American Psychology Teacher.
She is the daughter of John Scurtis (father) Businessman and Evangeline Scurtis (mother) and has two siblings named Constantine Scurtis (brother) and Anastasia Scurtis (sister). She did her schooling from Gulliver Prep School and later graduated from Southeastern University with a Master's Degree in Psychology.
Recently, On March 9, 2019, her former husband Alex Rodriguez engaged to Jennifer Lopez. This duo first met in 2005 in a Baseball Game at Shea Stadium in May 2005, During that time Jennifer then-husband Marc Anthoney was present during that game.
Jennifer and Marc Anthoney married in 2004 and later divorced in 2014 and they share two children together named Emme and Max. Furthermore, Jennifer and Alex Rodriguez met a second time in April 2017 at a Restuarant.
Alex Rodriguez married to Cynthia in 2002 in a Private Ceremony. However, in 2004 this duo welcomed their first daughter named Natasha Alexander born in 2004 and Ella Alexander (Daughter) born in 2008. After several years of happy married life, Cynthia filed for divorce in 2008 and the reason for their separation was that he was not emotionally attached to the family.
How old is Cynthia Scurtis? was born on December 28, 1972, in Coconut Grove, Miami, Florida and she is 46 years old as of 2019. She belongs to Greek-American Ethnicity and her grandfather was a Greek Orthodox Priest.
Cynthia and Alex Rodriguez's Divorce was one of the most cost divorces by Professional Athletes. In fact, Alex Rodriguez paid a whopping $ 12 Million USD mansion and also pays $115,000 USD as Spousal support per month.
Estimated Net Worth of her is about $ 16 Million USD as of 2019. She is 5 feet 6 Inch tall and body weight is around 63 KG.


They tell us that government bailouts were essential to save the viability of private corporations in America. What do you think about this "evidence?" Of the American auto companies, only Ford has reported a quarterly profit since. Ford is the only one that refused government money and is not now majority publicly owned. GM and Chrysler are heavily regulated, are secondarily (after government) union-owned (worker control of the means of production), have had contracted private investors moved to the back of the ownership line, and in the case of GM, there was even a CEO dismissed by the government.
Maybe it would help to look at it this way: Government subsidy is like a mousetrap. Government regulation of the market induces hunger, and government bailout billions is the cheese. In hard times, "Man, that cheese looks good. It sure would provide some immediate relief…Let's go for it!" "THWACK! Wisdom looks beyond today and immediate appetite.
Having worked as a Consultant for Ford Motor Company, I can tell you the moves FMC made well prior to the near collapse of the auto industry set them up for this success we see today. They were visionary!
About 5 years ago, Ford began restructuring their business. They are looking like heroes today because they nixed on the Bailout money and should be considered heroes for saving the company. By re-organizing as a practical matter, they averted, unknowingly, the future bailout from the gov't. While Ford was losing billions, they made wholesale changes to their business model and it has saved them. In the meantime, GM & Chrysler were inept and bloated with out of control spending (sounds like the Federal Gov't).
I still disagree with the Bush Administrations' decision to bailout (GM & Chrysler) them out. Like any other industry, they should have gone to Bankruptcy court and cleared the deadwood. I did not see anyone bailing out KMART or Montgomery Wards.
Either way, we, as Americans are the losers, the bailouts were a farce and money ill spent. We will more than likely never see the monies repaid from (GM & Chrysler) to the FED.
As consumers, we can reward those who have been visionary and offer good products to us.
The Bush Admin didn't bail out GM & Chrysler it was the Obama Admin.
Do not try to revise history. The Bush Administration did not bail out the auto industry. Obama and the Democrat congress did (and are still doing) as a favor to their union supporters.


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With AstriCon looming, now is the time to be thinking about your Dangerous Demo!
As mentioned previously, legendary Brit James Body, pictured below in all his glory, will be presiding over a bumper Dangerous Demo session early Wednesday (September 28) evening. And so it is incumbent upon any self-respecting Asterisk geek to be at least thinking about what kind of Dangerous Demo he or she may attempt!
I say "attempt" because part of the 'danger' element of a Dangerous Demo is the possibility that it might not work! And we have a prize for that – it's called the 'Crash and Burn' prize, and it's awarded for an audacious attempt at something that spectacularly (or, quite quietly in some cases) fails!
The other "danger" element is that of actual physical danger, an example of which would be the now infamous Ben Klang Asterisk-powered Missile Launcher. Any demo in which people have to duck to avoid being hit by something can definitely be considered dangerous.
Some of you might be thinking, "I have a demo, but it is not that visual." Don't worry. We have prize for that, too. It's called the 'Swan' prize. This prize signifies that while, above the water, there is not much going on; below the water, there is a lot of activity creating the motion.
By the way, there are MORE PRIZES this year. Alongside the much sought after laser-glass trophies, there are further high quality items to be won like Bose headphones and a Bluetooth Speaker.
The flow is fast and furious with each competitor getting only 5 minutes to do their Demo. To keep things flowing nicely, two podiums are used so that while one Demo is being delivered, the next one is being prepped.
AstriCon is such a great Community get-together for participation of all levels, whether running a session, delivering a Dangerous Demo, chatting in the 'Hallway track' or throwing a question out during a talk.
And we're really looking forward to seeing you there! Check out all the details of this year's Astricon.


There are 4,620 square miles in Lane County, roughly the size of the state of Connecticut or of the states of Delaware and Rhode Island combined. The proposed Siuslaw County area is starting with the surveyor's Township-Range-Section line nearest the western end of the tunnel going north and south to the county line as the eastern boundary of coastal Lane County. Specifically, the coastal area within Lane County is defined by Townships 15S to 19S (north/south) and Ranges 9.5W to 12W (east/west). This rough boundary is expected to be further refined as the process of county definition proceeds.
The coastal area includes the towns of Florence, Dune City, Mapleton, and Swisshome. Cape Perpetua is just above the northern boundary of Lane County while the southern boundary is across the lower portion of Siltcoos Lake. If in doubt, pull out your tax statement looking at the "MAP & TAX LOT" to view the TT-RR-SS-LL-LLLLL. (Township-Range-Section-Lot). Those in coastal Lane County area have a Range of tt-12-ss, tt-11-ss, or tt-10-ss. Half of Range tt-09-ss is also in the area; so, look for a Section of: 04 through 09, 16 through 21, or 28 through 33. So 15-09-18-00-01011, being Township 15 Range 09 Section 18 Tax Lot 00-01011, is within the study area.
If any community adjacent along this line and within Lane County wishes to be excluded or included, they are asked to present their cost/expense/benefit case to those directing this effort. To be assured it is the majority consensus of that community, eventually a signed petition may be requested. Once the petition to form the new county is approved, no further line adjustments will be possible. Our funding goes to/from Lane County; so, those in adjacent counties are not part of this effort at this time. In past efforts, the coastal area of Douglas County just south of Lane County has shown interest. Once Siuslaw County is subdivided off Lane County, folks adjacent to it from any surrounding county will be able to petition and vote to combine with us as provided in the Oregon Revised Statutes.


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Echoes of Freedom: South Asian Pioneers in California, 1899-1965: Chapter 11: Citizenship and Independence
At the time of the Thind decision some immigrants became discouraged with conditions in the United States and returned to India. But many remained and found ways to progress in spite of the many legal and social obstacles of the time.
In India, the British had promised a measure of self-government if Indians would support British efforts in World War I. However, as Dalip Singh Saund describes: "At the conclusion of hostilities, the government of David Lloyd George changed its attitude toward the Indian Nationalists, and instead of fulfilling its promise of self-government for India, instituted a campaign to suppress the nationalist movement."
But in America the mood was gradually shifting. In the 1920's American public opinion, in general, still supported the continued presence of Great Britain in India, though Gandhi's policies of nonviolence had started to win a following. By the late 1930's, however, many Americans began to oppose racism at home and abroad and became receptive to Indian demands for self-government.
Organizations across the country campaigned for Indian independence and for citizenship for Indians in the United States. The Gadar Party pressed for the independence of India. The Home Rule League, led by Lajput Rai until his death in 1928, campaigned for dominion status. The India Association lobbied vigorously for citizenship. Mubarak Ali Khan, a prosperous Arizona farmer who founded the Indian Welfare League in 1937, worked to build bridges to the people within the American political structure who could influence a decision in favor of citizenship for Indians.2 Sardar Jagjit Singh, a successful New York businessman, fought for independence through the India League of America formed in 1938. He arranged for Claire Booth Luce's trip to India, convinced Time magazine to write in support of Indian independence, and lobbied congressmen and diplomats. These combined efforts eventually yielded success. In 1946 the United States Congress passed the Luce-Celler Act, eliminating the ban on Indian immigration and allowing Indians to become naturalized citizens.
Men who had been denied citizenship for decades studied for citizenship exams, taking English lessons to pass the English literacy portion. After 1946 immigration from India to the U.S. was still slow, only 100-200 per year, but the loosened restrictions meant that men could now bring wives, children, and other relations to the United States. Some of the old-timers, as they were now called, who had remained bachelors even made the trip back to India to marry young wives. The new arrivals brought with them a renewed awareness of Indian customs and religious identities, but they were also challenged by the Indian Americans, who had appropriated much of what they saw as good in their adopted culture and who thought of themselves now as American as well as Indian.
In 1947, the British finally faced what Indians had known for decades, that the time of their departure from India was long overdue. On 14 August 1947 India and newly created Pakistan became independent nations. For the Punjabis in California the ordeal of Partition was particularly painful, because the boundary cut across their home province, but they also felt great pride in the newly formed nations.
When Nehru visited the United States, he addressed an overflow crowd of 10,000 in the Greek Theatre at Berkeley. A year later Liaqat Ali Khan, the first Prime Minister of Pakistan, also delivered an address to a huge crowd in the Greek theater.
Independence led to a surge of interest in the United States about South Asian culture. Second generation South Asian Americans had greater opportunity to explore their heritage, and the general public became interested in the history, religions, and arts of the subcontinent.
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A change of supreme importance has now come over the world scene, and that is the renascence of Asia. Perhaps, when the history of our times comes to be written, this re-entry of this old continent of Asia-which has seen so many ups and downs-into world politics, will be the most outstanding fact of this and the next generation. -- Jawaharlal Nehru, to an overflow crowd at the Greek Theatre on the University of California, Berkeley campus, 1949
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As the new school year approaches, families are asked to adhere to the Goshen High School's new arrival procedures in order to facilitate a safe and efficient arrival for all students, staff and visitors during renovation. Please refer to the video below and note the following procedures.
Buses will file into the school's front parking lot between 7:05 and 7:15 a.m. The buses will park on the road that is closest to the sidewalk and will remain parked until all students safely exit. Students will enter the school through the door located on the far left side of the building. (If you are familiar with the building, this is near stairwell three, next to classroom A118.) Staff and security will be stationed outside to help with the flow of traffic.
Students will be allowed to arrive as early as 7:05 a.m. Cars will also file into the school's front parking lot, but should use the car "drop-off" lane. Do not enter the bus lane. Students may leave the car as soon as it is safe to do so and should walk across the nearest crosswalks and proceed to the door located on the far left side of the building. (If you are familiar with the building, this is near stairwell three, next to classroom A118.) Staff and security will be stationed outside to help with the flow of traffic.
Cars that are dropping off should proceed all the way toward the end of the circle before entering the "drop-off" lane.
The original main entrance will be closed during renovations. Students and visitors will need to walk down the sidewalk to the second door.
This will be the main entrance for GHS students and visitors while renovations are taking place.
The school's regular main entrance will be closed during this renovation period. The door located on the far left side of the building (next to classroom A118) will become a temporary main entrance.
This door will also serve as the school's visitor entrance. Security cameras and an intercom system will be installed. There will be a greeter stationed outside the entrance at all times to help students and visitors find his or her way.
Students and visitors will also use this door as the main exit.
Senior parking spaces will be limited. Click here for more information about senior parking spaces and permit applications.


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NYPD Spent 1 Million Hours Making 440,000 Marijuana Possession Arrests Over Last Decade
Matt Sledge
The NYPD spent 1 million hours making 440,000 arrests for low-level marijuana possession charges between 2002 and 2012, according to a new report released Tuesday — just as legislative leaders in Albany are deciding whether to pass a bill reforming drug laws.
The Drug Policy Alliance and the Marijuana Arrest Research Project, pro-drug law reform groups that commissioned the report, said its findings show a "huge waste" of police resources.
"We cannot afford to continue arresting tens of thousands of youth every year for low-level marijuana possession," Alfredo Carrasquillo, a civil rights organizer with the activist group VOCAL-NY, said in a release. "We can't afford it in terms of the negative effect it has on the future prospects of our youth and we can't afford in terms of police hours."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/19/nypd-marijuana-arrests_n_2908285.html


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Marseille in fresh scandal
Olympique Marseille, the only French club tohave won the European Champions Cup, are facing a new outbreak of scandal claims.
This follows the arrest yesterday of Jean-Michel Roussier who was chief executive of the club between the summer of 1995 and April 1999.
Ironcially Roussier had been appointed to clean up the club after the match-fixing scandal which brought about the downfall of previous president Bernard Tapie and various of his officials and players.
Roussier is suspected of direct involvement in arranging under-the-counter payments in transfer dealings. He was 'fingered' by Rolland Courbis, former Marseille coach, who is currently under suspension for his own role in transfer manipulation.
The judicial inquiry under examining magistrate Franck Landou is concentrating on deals involving players Robert Pires and Ibrahima Bakayoko as well as agents Gilbert Sau and Jean-Francois Larios.
Scolari agrees to become Portugal coach
Shearer given two-match ban


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Brad Friedel (again) teases potential DP signing for New England Revolution
March 25, 201911:55AM EDT
Tom BogertContributor
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Carles Gil may not be the only big-money acquisition the New England Revolution make before the Primary Transfer Window closes.
After Sunday's 2-0 home loss to FC Cincinnati, head coach Brad Friedel was again asked about the Eastern Conference club's Designated Player search. He sounded quite confident that the deal will be completed, even if the timeline wasn't specified.
"Getting a player out from Europe, who's very good, in January, is really difficult, really difficult," Friedel said after the match. "Nothing to do with money – having to do with the club allowing the player to leave. That's really what this amounts to.
"So, we're negotiating very hard, and not money, on where the team is in the table, where the position, when can that player be released from his contract," Friedel continued. "This is a player who's been scouted a long, long time, who I know personally. And I've known him for many, many years, who wants to play here, who wants to live here."
Friedel said that he's known the unnamed DP target for "many, many years." #NERevs
— Seth (@SethMan31) March 25, 2019
Time remains for the Revs to get their signing through the door, as the Primary Transfer Window is open until May 7. The Secondary Transfer Window will open on July 7 and close on Aug. 7.
Over the last month, Friedel has teased that the Revs will make another splash.
First, at an annual season ticket members event, Friedel discussed that possibility. In February, Friedel told MLSsoccer.com that he hoped for an "elite" signing from overseas soon.
"I'm not going to tell you the position, I hope you understand, but it's going well," Friedel said about that potential signing. "I have a lot of relationships over in Europe and hopefully we'll see a player coming through the door very soon. ... We're targeting as close to opening day as humanly possible."
Whoever comes in will need to make a similar impact as Gil, who has scored all three of New England's goals this season. Now, who could it be?


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Chin Music – S2021 E1 – With "America's Most Beloved Sportswriter", Kevin Kernan…
The 2021 Major League Baseball season is here, and so John, Matt, and Steve sat down with America's Most Beloved Sportswriter, Kevin Kernan, for perspective. The former New York Post columnist, and now contributor to BallNine.com, shares his unique insight into a game he's been covering for 45 years. This I assure you is a... Read More
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Aaron Judge, Francisco Lindor, Kevin Kernan, Major League Baseball, New York Mets, New York Yankees
On this week's podcast John, Matt, and Steve discuss how the Coronavirus continues to affect professional sports (Miami Marlins, Rutgers football, Nate Solder, etc.), and they talk about More Sports Now's video production of New Jersey Golf Association events. Steve in fact, is on location at Morris County Golf Club in Morristown, NJ, for the... Read More
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The Podcast – Talkin Baseball With Kevin Kernan
Our guest on this week's podcast is veteran baseball scribe, Kevin Kernan. AMBS, who is now writing for ballnine.com, breaks down the status of MLB right now, and what its 60 game season just might look like. Photo: ballnine.com
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The Podcast – Aldrick Rosas Is In Trouble, Kyrie Irving Is Not Thrilled To Resume The NBA Season, And Is MLB Really Coming Back?
On this week's show, the boys discuss another New York Football Giant's player getting arrested (Aldrick Rosas), Kyrie Irving's reluctance to resume the NBA season, and speaking of seasons, will Major League Baseball finally agree to begin theirs? It's podcast time people, hop aboard! Photo: People
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In The Wake Of MLB's Scathing Sign Stealing System Report, What Is Carlos Beltran's Fate?
While players were somehow given "immunity" by Major League Baseball in this blockbuster sign stealing system scandal, one such was singled out in the report, new New York Mets manager Carlos Beltran. Though he has denied knowing anything about it, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred's report states that he was not only very aware, but that... Read More
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Man Meets Boar
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America's Most Beloved Sportswriter Is Our Guest For A Baseball-Palooza Podcast!
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History Holds A Clue As To Who The Mets Next Manager Might Be
While big-names are being bandied about as the next Mets manager, history holds other clues. Featured Photo: philliesnation.com
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Daniel to be the most expensive Bond man
Daniel Craig will reportedly receive a fat pay cheque of 50 million pounds for his last outing as James Bond in the next 007 film.
The 50-year-old actor will also get an executive producer credit, along with endorsements and profits, according to •Mirror.com.
Craig previously received 37 million pounds for 2015's 'Spectre'.
The film is likely to have a run time of around two hours and 20 minutes, meaning the actor will get 357,000 pounds per minute of screen time.
If paid 50 million pounds, Craig's earnings will exceed that of his predecessors' with Sean Connery making 7 million pounds for six official Bond movies.
The actor had earlier said he would rather "slash his wrists" than return as Bond. But after constant denials, he confirmed his comeback in the 25th Bond movie.
Oscar-winner Danny Boyle, who is set to direct the as-yet-untitled film, will earn about 7 million pounds.
A film source in Los Angeles said, "Daniel is raring to go out with a bang alongside Danny. They have been talking already about their visions and the practicalities once the cameras start rolling in December at Pinewood.
"Daniel is worth every penny given that 'Spectre' made over 700 million pounds and 'Skyfall' over 900 million pounds before they sold DVD, streaming and TV rights.


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EYEONPOLICE APP –A VOICE AND TOOL TO END POLICE BRUTALITY AND ANTI-BLACK RACISM
EYEONPOLICE
EYEONPOLICE is a new social app designed to help end police brutality and anti-black racism. This app was developed by a group of people who are passionate about ending police brutality, which has been existence for too long. Police brutality and anti-black racism in the U.S. remain among the most serious human rights violations, and it's about time we did something about it. Typically, it has been difficult to hold the police force accountable for their actions because most people don't report cases of police brutality. Besides, there has never existed a reliable platform where people can report good and bad police reviews so that we can know good hard working police officers and those that are a potential risk to the general public.
The EYEONPOLICE APP has been developed to turn things around and provide a reliable platform where people can directly report good and bad police reviews on their phones. This app will ensure police officers are held accountable for their actions by having their reviews open to the public. The EYEONPOLICE APP was inspired by a YouTube video of a black activist—Curtis Hayes giving a powerful message to a young protestor about the best ways to end systemic police brutality and anti-black racism.
Learn more: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/eyeonpolice/social-app-to-end-police-brutality?ref=bu13qp
EYEONPOLICE APP is an effective platform for breaking the cycle of police brutality and anti-black racism as it uses a unique approach that hasn't been used before. Unlike approaches that have been used in the past to end police brutality and anti-black racism, this app uses technology and social media to hold the police force accountable. Today, a large number of people use technology and social media in various ways; hence they are more likely to leverage this app to bring about the intended change. EYEONPOLICE APP will help to build trust between the public and the police force. Just like other professionals are held accountable by their actions, police officers also need to know that they are being watched.
The EYEONPOLICE APP allows the public to notify the police department of good cops who are doing their work professionally to safeguard the public as well as those that could harm or kill an innocent person. This app will serve as an early warning detection system for bad cops to avoid cases like the killing of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. In fact, if the app had been developed early enough, the death of George Floyd and other black people who've died in the hands of the police could have been prevented. The good thing is that we now have a way of reporting police officers for their conduct to ensure they are accountable.
The EYEONPOLICE APP signifies the end of police brutality and anti-black racism by helping the relevant authorities to identify bad cops and take the appropriate action to safeguard the public. This app gives people a voice and a tool to bring to an end police brutality and anti-black racism.
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Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Records, 1992
Scope and Contents The collection contains printed information from 1992 about the establishment of the fraternity.
Alpha Tau Omega. Records, 1950-1983
Scope and Contents The collection contains the original letter granting authority to organize an ATO Club, the petition from the A.T.O. to the national chapter of ATO, copies of by-laws and revisions, and materials related to the 1951 installation. The minutes date from 1950 to 1968, with a gap between 1960 and 1966. The membership records provide biographical data and student activity lists for each member from 1951 to 1959. The Financial materials cover only two years and reflect basic budget activities. ...
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity. Records, 1858-1994
Scope and Contents The collection contains historical information, including a copy of the fraternity history from the 1897 Quips and Cranks and the manuscript "Milestones Backward Run," a detailed history of the fraternity to 1940. There are copies of the constitution, including a copy of the original constitution written by Robert Hall Morrison Jr. in 1858. This notebook also contains Morrison's notes for Dr. McPhail's "Lectures on Logic" course. There is also a notebook containing the ritual of initiation as...
Campus Club. Records, 1948-1952
Scope and Contents The collection contains a copy of the constitution of the group, newsletters from 1952, rush publications from 1951, and invitations and programs from 1948-1952. There is also a letter to Davidson College Treasurer Grier Martin about renovating Eumenean Hall and a scrapbook with photographs, programs and newsclippings from 1947 to 1953.
Chi Phi Fraternity. Records, 1908-1954
Scope and Contents The collection contains a brief history of the group, plus names of members and a letter to Miss Cornelia Shaw.
Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Records, 1880-2001
Scope and Contents The collection contains some historical information about the chapter. There are minutes from 1880-1930; these are oversized and are housed separately. There is a report to the national headquarters describing the founding of the chapter and a Kappa Alpha Magazine from 1884 with several mentions of the Davidson chapter's activities. There is correspondence from 1958, 1980-1988. The printed material contains general information about the group, and there are also chapter publications from...
Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Records, 1890-1993
Scope and Contents The collection contains a detailed history of the chapter, compiled by Bill Carroll (D.C. 1990). There are minutes from 1890-1955. Some minutes from 1921-1955 are oversize and are housed separately. Correspondence dates from 1918-1993. There is information about the early members of the group, as well as information from 1952, and there are lists of members from the 1988 rechartering efforts. The 1987 Petition runs to over 90 pages with information abou the history and future goals of...
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. Records, 1931-1989
Scope and Contents The collection contains meeting minutes from 1973-1977 and 1982-1984. There are newsletters from 1975-1978. The printed material consists of "The Javelin," (1931-1968) published by the fraternity and also known as the "Phi News." The May, 1948 issue is oversized and is housed separately. There are also rush publicationsfrom 1953-1969. In addition, there are party invitations and articles about the fraternity form various sources in the general file.
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity. Records, 1913-1998
Scope and Contents The collection contains historical information, which includes brief historical sketches of the fraternity and information about its recolonization. There is information about the Bachelor's Club, including a list of the original officers and information concerning its joining Phi Gamma Delta. There are copies of the constitution and bylaws. The meeting minutes date from 1924-1925, 1947-1948, 1963-1964, 1973-1979, and 1985-1988 and discuss pledges, initiation, ceremonies, election of...
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Records, 1922-1992
Scope and Contents The collection contains a small amount of historical information. There is a small amount of correspondence from 1922-1924, 1957, 1976, and 1989. There are alumni directories from 1963-1965. The printed material contains general information about the group, a pledge manual, plus copies of the Altar and Skull" from 1935-1964 and 1976-1989. There are rush publications from 1948-1963, and party invitations. Oversize material includes a 1984 desk calendar and the June 1, 1953 copy of Altar...
Subject: Fraternities - Social X
Patterson Court 9
Student Publications 5
Students - Social Life and Customs 4
Black Students 2
Eating Houses 2
Housemothers 2
Absence Cards 1
Anderson, Neal Larkin 1
Bachelor's Club 1
Calendars - SAE and Little Library 1
Carroll, Bill (1990) 1
Code of Disciplinary Procedure 1
Code of Responsibility 1
Coeducation 1
College Bowl 1
Cunningham, John Rood 1
Faculty Freshman Field Day, 1968 1
Freshman Parent's Day, 1953-70 1
Freshmen Regulations 1
Honor Code 1
International Students 1
International Studies 1
Lectures -Martin 1
Lingle, Walter L., 1868-1956 (1892) 1
Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration 1
Martin, Dr. William J. 1
Martin, James Grubbs 1
McPhail, Rev. G.W. 1
Morrison, Robert Hall 1
Presbyterian Church in the US 1
Presidential Inaugurals - Kuykendall, John W. 1
Publications - Fraternity 1
Pyramid Club 1
Religious Life at Davidson 1
Residence Life - Hall Counselors 1
Stuart, John Crosland 1
Students - Regulations 1
Turkey Trot 1
Vietnam War 1
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity 1
Alpha Tau Omega 1
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity 1
Brooks, Seth 1
Campus Club 1
Chi Phi Fraternity 1
Davidson, Robert F. (Class of 1923) 1
Kappa Alpha Fraternity 1
Kappa Sigma Fraternity 1
Mystic Seven Fraternity 1
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity 1
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity 1
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 1
Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity 1
President. Spencer 1
Shelton, Johnsie 1
Shepardson, Francis W. 1
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity 1
Sigma Chi Fraternity 1
Sigma Nu Fraternity 1
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity 1
Theta Upsilon Omega Fraternity 1
Vice President for Student Life. Dean of Students 1


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San Sebastián to Stage 'Flowers in Hell' Classic Korean Film Retrospective
Indie Breakout ALONERS Invited to New Directors Section in SpainThe San Sebastián International Film Festival is taking a trip back to Korea's golden age of cinema this year after revealing that their upcoming 69th edition will feature a seven-title retrospect...
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Korean Classic THE SEASHORE VILLAGE to Open 14th LKFF
The upcoming 14th edition of the London Korean Film Festival (LKFF) is set to celebrate the centenary of the Korean film industry with a wide-ranging program of classic Korean titles entitled 'A Century of Korean Cinema' in addition to its usual mix of current...
Jeonju International Film Festival Reveals 2019 Lineup
This year's Jeonju International Film Festival, which revealed its program earlier this month, will open with Claudio GIOVANNESI's Italian crime drama Piranhas on May 2. The 20th edition of the festival, which will run until May 11, is set to close with Guy NA...
Paris Korean Film Festival Returns for 13th Edition on October 30
The 13th edition of the Paris Korean Film Festival (FFCP) will open its doors on October 30 and run until November 6. This year's FFCP will open with the Chuseok smash The Great Battle before being brought to a close with the youth drama Sunset in My Hometown....
CHOI Eun-hee Passes Away Aged 91
Legendary actress CHOI Eun-hee passed away on April 16 at the age of 91 following complications stemming from a chronic disease. She was known as a screen siren of Korean cinema in the 1960s and was famously abducted in the 1970s, along with her husband, direc...
Guimet Museum in France Stages SHIN Sang-ok Retrospective
A retrospective of the work of classic filmmaker SHIN Sang-ok is currently playing at the Guimet Museum in Paris. Dubbed 'SHIN Sang-ok: The Korean Equation', the program runs from November 24 to December 17 and includes a curated selection of 14 titles among t...
Date : Dec 19, 2017
SHIN Sang-ok's North Korea-Produced SALT to Premiere in Asian World Film Festival
Classic Korean filmmaker SHIN Sang-ok's North Korea-produced Salt (1985) will have its North American premiere on November 1st, during the 3rd edition of the Asian World Film Festival in Los Angeles. Meanwhile, director HWANG Dong-hyuk's Joseon Era siege drama...
27 Korean Classics Screening in The National Museum of Modern Art Tokyo
50th Anniversary of Normalization of Korea-Japan Ties, MADAME FREEDOM and THE FLOWER IN HELL The National Museum of Modern Art Tokyo (MOMAT) National Film Center is featuring 'Korean Cinema 1934–1959: Its Foundation and Burgeoning' to mark the 50th anniversar...
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