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Moonlight or Blood Ties ?

freeursoul28 — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 23:00:20 GMT

Quote of today : "Love is always worth the risk. Eternitys a long time to live with regret." Kyle Schmid as Henry Fitzroy.

I love Blood Ties more ! Love the story as well as Henry Fitzrony ! Have ordered the season 2 dvd set from amazon already. Can't wait to watch it !.

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Teen Advisory Group Meets this Saturday!

tpaisley — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 00:34:20 GMT

OC3, our teen advisory group meets this Saturday at 3!

Come on down and help us plan our New Moon program for November!

If you need volunteer hours for your school, our teen advisory group qualifies!

Food, Games, & Prizes!

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because I love to share my love for music...

freeursoul28 — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 17:39:28 GMT

Sometimes I feel like Im the only one who knows these guys, WISIN Y YANDEL! I saw them on the cover of Billboard with 50 Cent (dont hate on him, I already know). But these guys are still sick! Heres their space http://www.myspace.com/wisinyyandel

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Lovin Marques Houston?

freeursoul28 — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 00:57:55 GMT

So I was watching an old episode of Sister Sister the other day, and I didnt know that Marques Houston is Roger, the next door neighbor. Hes come a long way since Go home Roger! I was on his myspace and he actually has some pretty good songs and music videos out. Have you guys seen or heard any of them recently. If so what do you guys think?

http://www.myspace.com/marqueshouston

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What happened to Roger?

freeursoul28 — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 00:47:50 GMT

http://www.myspace.com/marqueshouston

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I need more manga readings! >

MangaLuvinGal — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 03:14:00 GMT

so... I just have no idea what to read! Some of the mangas I have read are like:
Kamichama karin (& Kamichama Karin chu)
Bleach
card captor Sakura (I think I totally spelt that wrong...)
fruits basket
Yatsuba&! (+ the other one by the same person... It's killing me that I can't remember the name)
OnePiece

then some other smaller ones. I have to admit, mostly I like the romantic ones... but I like action ones also. xD
I'm just horrible at finding new mangas that I like... help would be great. =3

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What's your obsession?

freeursoul28 — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 00:12:39 GMT

mine is RINGTONES! HAHHAAA..whatever i know its corny but all of my friends have their own personal ringtones..this is one of the ones i got..pink panther ringtone...i got it from here.. 1-877-MOVIE-15 (1-877-668-4315)there's some other cool things i gues..

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Callling trekkies

freeursoul28 — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 21:25:06 GMT

Must i even post about how awesome the next generation theme song is and i'm really about to GET THIS TONE !!! http://www.gotdownloads.com/scifiringtones/ its $2.49
but well worth it . Im loving it !

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Order your SPC CARD online and get a $10 SAVINGS CARD!

lmonroe — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 15:48:25 GMT

It's that time of year again! Time to renew your SPC card!

This year I ordered my SPC card online instead of in store and I received a $10 savings card from 1 of 4 retailers:

Free $10 Best Buy Canada savings card
Free $10 Bluenotes Canada savings card
Free $10 Esprit Canada savings card
Free $10 Jean Machine Canada savings card

I love SPC. I receive discounts and savings from a variety of retailers, vendors and restaurants.

PLUS...If you want to save even more, apply for the SPC Mastercard; it's two cards in one!
NO added fees + student DISCOUNTS + air miles REWARDS or CASH BACK
The mastercard is so much easier since you don't have to renew it every year plus you can use it anywhere Mastercard is accepted.

This is where I went to purchase my SPC card online: https://www.spccard.ca/onlinestore.aspx

Check out more information on the SPC Mastercard: http://www3.bmo.com/mosaik/perform_h...CIAL_CODE=spc2

Enjoy!
- L Monroe

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I Love Beth Cooper

freeursoul28 — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 21:50:43 GMT

Am I the only who loves good movies with a good soundtrack? Well, Im excited for I LOVE YOU BETH COOPER and Im so into this one song by Eleni Mandell called FORGET ME. Ive been listening to it the whole weekend. What does everyone think about it?

http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=316650647&s=143441

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"Did you know that the Jews invented sushi?"

freeursoul28 — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 22:50:56 GMT

A couple of years ago, I watched Caddyshack 2 with my dad and discovered this comedian Jackie Mason. I guess he was on a couple episodes of the Simpsons too and I watched them on youtube hes actually pretty funny. Hes releasing a dvd soon called The Ultimate Jew thats definitely worth taking a look at. Heres the link to the trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJ3-JYFzqpw

Hes pretty funny right?

"I listen for your footsteps
Coming up the drive
Listen for your footsteps
But they don't arrive"-Beatles
umgd

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Mortal Engines

Taser — Sat, 30 May 2009 04:39:32 GMT

just finished the book "Mortal Engines". it was amazing. a gripping read. incredible. you're always wondering if the "bad guy" is a bad guy, and you have absolutely NO idea how its going to end. best book i've read in a while. i highly suggest it. also has some interesting points on today's society.

I finished the sequel book, Predator's Gold. it was pretty good, but not near as good as the first one.

And here is the library records for the first one.

Mortal engines : a novel
Reeve, Philip.
Summary
The Great Traction City London is on the move again. It has been lying low, skulking in the hills to avoid the bigger, faster, hungrier cities loose in the Great Hunting Ground. But now, as its great mountain of metal lumbers along in hot pursuit of its quarry, the sinister plans it has harbored for years can finally start to unfold behind its soaring walls... Distributed by Syndetic Solutions, Inc.
Publishers Weekly Review
Like the moving cities it depicts, Reeve's debut novel is a staggering feat of engineering, a brilliant construction that offers new wonders at every turn. In the Europe of the future, the great cities have uprooted themselves from the Earth and donned wheels; roving the Hunting Ground that was once Europe, cities literally devour one another as part of a new social construct called Municipal Darwinism. The mighty city of London, in danger of running out of "prey," looks toward the east, where an enormous wall protects the static cities of the Anti-Traction League-the "heretics" who have chosen the barbaric practice of living on the bare earth. But London's mad Lord Mayor develops a plan to get through the wall: he resurrects a vicious and ancient technology, a post-20th-century update of the nuclear bomb, all the more horrible with time and refinement, and mounts it in the dome of St. Paul's Cathedral. Against this wildly original backdrop plays the story of Tom Natsworthy, a young Apprentice Historian who helps mine the museum vaults of the juggernaut London. Tom becomes embroiled with his idol, the elder Historian Valentine, and also with the scarred girl Hester who owes Valentine a debt of vengeance. Reeve's prose is sweeping and cinematic, his ideas bold and effortless; he deftly weaves in social commentary on the perils of both war and consumerism, and presents the calamities that can result from poverty and extreme wealth occupying the same quarters. Ages 12-up. Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. From: Reed Elsevier Inc. Copyright Reed Business Information
School Library Journal Review
Gr 6 Up-This exciting and visually descriptive novel is set in the distant future, years after the Sixty Minute War resulted in many deaths and the loss of technological knowledge. Most people dwell in Traction Cities, metropolises built in tiers like wedding cakes that move across the ground on huge caterpillar tracks, chasing and absorbing smaller locales in a practice known as Municipal Darwinism. Scavengers roam the Earth's surface searching for ancient artifacts. Tom, a 15-year-old orphan who works at the London Museum, idolizes Valentine, a scavenger turned Head Historian. One night he saves his hero from being stabbed by a horribly disfigured girl who accuses the man of killing her parents. While escaping, Hester "falls" off London and Valentine deliberately pushes Tom after her. After surviving their fall, the two have many death-defying adventures as they attempt to make their way back to London. Meanwhile, Valentine's daughter discovers that her father is working with London's Lord Mayor to resurrect an ancient atomic weapon capable of mass destruction and tries to put things right. The story is believable and most of the characters are fully realized, particularly vengeful Hester and Grike, a lonely Borg-like stalker. The book has an ambience similar to that of Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" trilogy (Knopf). The first in a series, this action-packed adventure story presents moral questions about the use of atomic weapons.-Sharon Rawlins, Piscataway Public Library, NJCopyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. From: Reed Elsevier Inc. Copyright Reed Business Information
Booklist Review
Gr. 7-10. As the story opens, the great Traction City of London is chasing a small town. When one city takes over another, it processes all reusable materials to create power to run the motorized wheels that enable the city to travel over the land. London's mayor has bigger plans than the domination of a small town, plans involving the use of the weapon that laid waste to Earth millennia earlier. Several young people endeavor to stop the carnage--among them, Tom, an apprentice at the London Museum; a young woman who tries to kill the museum's head historian; the historian's daughter, Katherine; and an apprentice in the Guild of Engineers. The pace of the violence-filled story is frenetic, the sense of helplessness is palpable, and not all the young people survive. A page-turner, this adventure in a city-eat-city world will have readers eagerly suspending disbelief to follow the twists and turns of the imaginative plot. SallyEstes. From: Syndetics Solutions, Inc. Distributed by Syndetic Solutions, Inc.
Author Biography
Philip Reeve was born in Brighton, England, and worked in a bookshop for many years before breaking out and becoming the illustrator children's book's. He has also produced and directed several no-budget theater productions, and cowrote a musical, The Ministry of Biscuits. Mr. Reeve and his wife and son now live in a hamlet high above the moorland in Devon, England. Distributed by Syndetic Solutions, Inc.

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OLD COLORADO CITY IS LOOKING FOR SUMMER VOLUNTEERS!

tpaisley — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 16:46:46 GMT

ANOTHER boring summer staring you in the face?

Maybe meeting new people sounds exciting?

Or, padding your resume with work-related experience is what you need? Then, volunteer for the fun and the experience of a new summer venture! Teens grades 6 and up can volunteer to assist librarians during PPLDs Summer Reading Challenge. Old Colorado City Branch needs volunteers to help sign up Summer Reading participants, help prepare for programs, and to do numerous other tasks that go on behind the scenes at a public library, as we gear up for the busiest time of the year!

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Old colorado City Branch Celebrates National Poetry Month!

tpaisley — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 00:51:52 GMT

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Friday the 13th Technophobic Teen Library Lock-In

tpaisley — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 18:16:13 GMT

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