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Greetings, Bibliophiles!

Greetings fellow book lovers! My name is Deanna and I decided to create this page so I can share my love of books and fully immerse myself in the book reading community.

I have always loved to read. As a kid, I spent lots of time zipping through books like Wild Magic and Stephen King's The Eye of the Dragon. The time I have spent with books over the years has definitely made an impact on me as an individual. While I lost interest in reading for probably 20+ years, I have recently found my love of reading again and have no intentions of holding back!

I am a wife and mother of 2 and currently work in a hospital as a med/surg secretary. While I am not a fast reader I find that I have a lot of time on my hands throughout the day so I manage to consume quite a bit of content. I am a little OCD and have a bad habit of obsessing over the things I enjoy. You'll see as time goes on how this comes into play.

But for now, I thought my first blog should be a "getting to know you" post so you can learn a little more about me!

1) Favorite book of all time

My favorite book of all time (at present) is A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J Maas. While I do have several other books that are on par or even rated higher, this is the one that I think back on often and still swoon over.

2) Favorite book five years ago

My favorite book from five or more years ago would probably be Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynn Jones. This book was beautifully whimsical and so very different from the movie that first piqued my interest. The content left out by the movie was some of my favorites from the gifts given to the journey undergone.

3) Favorite Duology/Trilogy/Series

My favorite series to date is probably The Boys of Chapel Crest by K G Reuss. This is a Dark Bully Asylum Romance and it captivated me. The pain the characters go through and the unification between them is heart wrenching. While I haven't yet finished this series, I have one more book that I'm holding off on until the last two books come out so I'm not trapped on a cliffhanger.

4) Last book you read

The last book I read was The Ever Queen by L J Andrews. I was initially hesitant about this series after starting the first book. The writing is a little foreign to me based solely on the accents and terminology used but the characters. But that's to be expected since it's Vikings and Pirates in the same setting.

5) Last book of poetry you read

Ummm... maybe Edgar Allen Poe's collective works? I'm not much of a poetry or classics reader. I like my fantasy and contemporary romances.

6) What book most influenced your life

A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J Maas. This book renewed my love of reading to the point of obsession. I couldn't be more grateful to her and to this book. I had been struggling with my OCD the past several years as well as using the friends I had RPd with and this book fell into my lap when I needed an outlet most.

7) Book that made you ugly cry

When Lies Unfold by R C Boldt made me sob. The ending. That’s all I will say.  

8) Book that made you laugh

Oh gosh, definitely Lights Out by Navessa Allen. I listened to this one on Audiobook and it was well worth it. Josh was so funny, I couldn't get over how goofy and adorable of a golden retriever he was.

9) Character you’d like to be for a day

Honestly, probably Wendy Darling from the Lost Girl series by T A Lawrence. While she goes through a great deal, I love the idea of being a mother to all those boys. To being the light in their darkness to give them something better to work towards. Even Hook. I just loved this series (can't hurt me with a good retelling).

10) Book so good you dreamt about it

I can't say I've dreamt about any of my books recently. And anything older than this past year I wouldn't be able to say as it's been so long. But there are several that I think about regularly:

A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J Maas

Phantasma by Kaylie Smith

The Boys of Chapel Crest series by K G Reuss

When Lies Unfold by R C Boldt

Lights Out by Navessa Allen

The Empyrean series by Rebecca Yarros

11) Book you DNF

Ugh, I hate thinking about this. I've DNF'd two in the past year. Thankfully they're few and far between but the one that makes me angry at myself is Ours by A K Rose. I ordered the special editions of this complete 9 book series. I adored the first book. The second book I struggled through with the characters making some really stupid decisions and withholding information just for plot purposes. But I powered through! The third book, however, those same miscommunications and stupid decisions persisted and I could not get past chapter 5. I don't know if the rest of the series is any better but I'm still fuming that I spent so much money on a series that I DNF'd by the 3rd book. I have been rethinking my habits of buying series all in one go ever since.

12) Name a book you are excited to read

I am very excited to pick up Fairydale by Veronica Lancet. I've seen snippits about this book and everyone who talks about it is raving. It's definitely on my list to pick up next weekend when I go to the book store. If they don't have it I'll pick it up online. I want to read it that badly!

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I hope that you were able to learn a little bit more about me! I cannot wait to begin writing blogs and posting book reviews! Do not hesitate to give me book recommendations!

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ANARCHY AND ANARCHIST 7

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An Armored Heart by R. C. Boldt

An Armored Heart is the fourth book by R. C. Boldt that I have read. The previous books of hers I read fell into the category of paranormal romance and romantic suspense. I enjoyed them and so I picked up An Armored Heart, which falls in the contemporary romance category, expecting great things. It did not disappoint. In her newest release she gives her readers a mash up of a fake relationship,…

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He Loves Me... Knot by R.C. Boldt

Rating:  ❤ ❤  1/2

Genre: Chick-lit; contemporary romance

Release Date:  14 November 2017

Synopsis:

Sometimes love needs a second chance… I never looked back after skipping out on my own wedding, even if it did leave me estranged from most of my family. Eight years later, I have the life I’ve always wanted. As an advertising account executive, my world is damn near perfect. Until I come face-to-face with my past. With the man I once loved. The man who holds my future in his hands. The man who’s hell-bent on getting even with me for leaving him at the altar. Even with all the unfinished business between us, I still love Knox Montgomery. The only problem? He loves me…KNOT. 

“The thing about encountering someone from your past, someone you were never able to get closure with, is when you see them, there’s always this tiny ache in the center of your chest. As if your heart recognizes that person without you articulating a single word; it immediately recalls the agonizing pain it once endured. The pain might ease with time, but it will always remain; it will never cease to be a vulnerability. For me, that’s Knox Montgomery.”

Emma Jane, Emma Jane. We spend so much time with Emma Jane, and yet, I want to yell at her.

Loudly.

Angrily.

Because SERIOUSLY? 

Anyways.

Emma Jane left her wedding, her family, her fiance, everyone she knew, met a pro footballer (...how?), became his best friend (.... even more how??), and then 8 years pass in the turn of a page.

Don’t worry- we get plenty of flashbacks to let us see their past, both from Emma Jane’s perspective, as well as Knox Montgomery’s- yes, his name is Knox. I know, I want to change it too.

The premise isn’t horrible- a second chance at love? Sign me up. However, the delivery fell flat.

“I’m not certain I can truly be friends with someone who’s dealt such a devastating blow to my heart. The old adage about forgiving and forgetting is unfathomable to me because I don’t believe it’s possible to erase the memory of the pain Knox inflicted on my heart. Which means the smart thing to do is to politely refuse his offer. As it turns out, I’m not smart at all when it comes to this man.”

You spend the whole book wanting to find out why Emma Jane left Knox at the altar, and when you find out, you sit there staring at the page/screen for a moment. Then another. And another yet. Because is that what I waited a whole book to find out? Really?

“I hesitate a moment, as a part of me realizes how ridiculous it was to have to document an employee going home sick for the day. But I did this and…  No. I mentally shake off the errant thoughts trying to cloud my vision. She did this. She’s the one who set this in motion years ago.”

After two books in a row with a similar concept, I’m gonna call it- I am not a fan of the “romance with the boss” trope at all. Especially when that relationship is used in some way, which it is in both books. 

Beckett, the best friend (and NFL star- again, how???), is the star of this story. He gets this not only for putting up with Emma Jane, but for being an awesome guy. From the moment you meet him, you can tell he’s a Good Guy, something we need more of in stories. 

I wouldn’t mind reading other work by Boldt, as I enjoyed the style of writing in this book. This book just happened to be one that I didn’t enjoy the subject matter of.

Happy ending? Yes. Ish. Emma Jane is happy, in any case. It’s a quick read, done in a couple of hours, and nothing too strenuous. Just a bunch of eye rolling because COME ON CHARACTERS, BE CORPOREAL SO I CAN YELL AT YOU ALREADY.

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Interesting Papers for Week 46, 2019

Modeling memory dynamics in visual expertise. Annis, J., & Palmeri, T. J. (2019). Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 45(9), 1599–1618.

Metacontrol of decision-making strategies in human aging. Bolenz, F., Kool, W., Reiter, A. M., & Eppinger, B. (2019). eLife, 8, e49154.

Distinct Heterosynaptic Plasticity in Fast Spiking and Non-Fast-Spiking Inhibitory Neurons in Rat Visual Cortex. Chistiakova, M., Ilin, V., Roshchin, M., Bannon, N., Malyshev, A., Kisvárday, Z., & Volgushev, M. (2019). Journal of Neuroscience, 39(35), 6865–6878.

β1-Integrins in the Developing Orbitofrontal Cortex Are Necessary for Expectancy Updating in Mice. DePoy, L. M., Shapiro, L. P., Kietzman, H. W., Roman, K. M., & Gourley, S. L. (2019). Journal of Neuroscience, 39(34), 6644–6655.

Confidence predicts speed-accuracy tradeoff for subsequent decisions. Desender, K., Boldt, A., Verguts, T., & Donner, T. H. (2019). eLife, 8, e43499.

Mammillothalamic Disconnection Alters Hippocampocortical Oscillatory Activity and Microstructure: Implications for Diencephalic Amnesia. Dillingham, C. M., Milczarek, M. M., Perry, J. C., Frost, B. E., Parker, G. D., Assaf, Y., … Vann, S. D. (2019). Journal of Neuroscience, 39(34), 6696–6713.

Dual-task costs in working memory: An adversarial collaboration. Doherty, J. M., Belletier, C., Rhodes, S., Jaroslawska, A., Barrouillet, P., Camos, V., … Logie, R. H. (2019). Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 45(9), 1529–1551.

Complexity can facilitate visual and auditory perception. Ellis, C. T., & Turk-Browne, N. B. (2019). Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 45(9), 1271–1284.

Nicotinic acetylcholine receptor subunit α 7 -knockout mice exhibit degraded auditory temporal processing. Felix, R. A., Chavez, V. A., Novicio, D. M., Morley, B. J., & Portfors, C. V. (2019). Journal of Neurophysiology, 122(2), 451–465.

Persistence of neuronal representations through time and damage in the hippocampus. Gonzalez, W. G., Zhang, H., Harutyunyan, A., & Lois, C. (2019). Science, 365(6455), 821–825.

Orbitofrontal Circuits Control Multiple Reinforcement-Learning Processes. Groman, S. M., Keistler, C., Keip, A. J., Hammarlund, E., DiLeone, R. J., Pittenger, C., … Taylor, J. R. (2019). Neuron, 103(4), 734-746.e3.

Predicting Perceptual Decisions Using Visual Cortical Population Responses and Choice History. Jasper, A. I., Tanabe, S., & Kohn, A. (2019). Journal of Neuroscience, 39(34), 6714–6727.

Individual Neurons in the Cingulate Cortex Encode Action Monitoring, Not Selection, during Adaptive Decision-Making. Li, Y. S., Nassar, M. R., Kable, J. W., & Gold, J. I. (2019). Journal of Neuroscience, 39(34), 6668–6683.

Mechanisms underlying sharpening of visual response dynamics with familiarity. Lim, S. (2019).e Life, 8, e44098.

Dual Process Coding of Recalled Locations in Human Oscillatory Brain Activity. MacLean, M. H., Bullock, T., & Giesbrecht, B. (2019). Journal of Neuroscience, 39(34), 6737–6750.

The Multiple Representations of Complex Digit Movements in Primary Motor Cortex Form the Building Blocks for Complex Grip Types in Capuchin Monkeys. Mayer, A., Baldwin, M. K. L., Cooke, D. F., Lima, B. R., Padberg, J., Lewenfus, G., … Krubitzer, L. (2019). Journal of Neuroscience, 39(34), 6684–6695.

Alternative representation of neural activation in multivariate models of neurovascular coupling in humans. Panerai, R. B., Hanby, M. F., Robinson, T. G., & Haunton, V. J. (2019). Journal of Neurophysiology, 122(2), 833–843.

Distributed Bayesian matrix factorization with limited communication. Qin, X., Blomstedt, P., Leppäaho, E., Parviainen, P., & Kaski, S. (2019). Machine Learning, 108(10), 1805–1830.

Learning active sensing strategies using a sensory brain-machine interface. Richardson, A. G., Ghenbot, Y., Liu, X., Hao, H., Rinehart, C., DeLuccia, S., … Lucas, T. H. (2019). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 116(35), 17509–17514.

Interactions between motor exploration and reinforcement learning. Uehara, S., Mawase, F., Therrien, A. S., Cherry-Allen, K. M., & Celnik, P. (2019). Journal of Neurophysiology, 122(2), 797–808.

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My February Wrap-Up | http://thesociallyawkwardscientist.blogspot.co.uk/2017/03/my-february-wrap-up.html Sometimes, it's the dark and disturbing that make the best reads; sometimes, a book has that rare ability to put your emotions through the wringer, bleed your heart dry and gut you with the power of its words. Maybe, like me, you relish that kind of torture and will take this month's special rec on board🐿💀

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REVIEW TOUR

BEYOND MY DARKNESS by RC Boldt at The Reading Cafe:

‘the fast paced premise is intriguing, entertaining, captivating’

http://www.thereadingcafe.com/beyond-my-darkness-by-r-c-boldt-review-tour/

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Drug Overdoses on the Rise as Top 10 Diagnoses Unveiled

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Too Good At Goodbyes by R C Boldt. Book Review.

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First Top 40 hit at age seventeen? My first tabloid breakup scandal quickly followed.

Earned my first Grammy? Discovered Mommy Dearest was embezzling my money.

Landed a leading role in a movie? My fiancé called off our engagement the next day.

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Simone, the female lead in Too Good at Goodbyes, is an incredibly strong character. I loved the multiple layers to her persona and the way some of her more vulnerable moments were revealed as the story…

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Estas son las casas más caras que se han vendido en Los Ángeles

La reciente venta de nueve cifras de “The Manor” en Holmby Hills ha elevado el récord de precios del condado de Los Ángeles más allá de la estratosfera, pero es sólo el último número sorprendente para un mercado de gama alta que ha visto su parte justa de mega acuerdos a través de los años. He aquí una mirada a las ventas más caras de Los Ángeles históricamente.

Un nuevo líder

La heredera de Fórmula Uno, Petra Ecclestone, y un comprador misterioso hicieron historia este mes con la venta récord de $119.75 millones de “The Manor” en Holmby Hills.

Apodada Candyland por su antigua dueña Candy Spelling, viuda del productor Aaron Spelling, la extensa residencia mide 56.500 pies cuadrados, unos 1.500 pies cuadrados más grande que la Casa Blanca, con 14 habitaciones y 27 baños.

La mansión cuenta con más de 120 habitaciones que fueron personalizadas para propósitos específicos mientras los Spelling fueron dueños de la propiedad. Entre ellas había una sala para corte de flores, otra de almacenamiento de plata con humedad controlada, una barbería y varias salas de envoltura de regalos.

Un salón/entrada forrado en mármol de rayas negras, un gran acuario en el estudio y una discoteca renovada en el nivel del sótano son algunas de las adiciones introducidas por Ecclestone. Lo que una vez fue un cuarto usado específicamente para la colección de muñecas de Candy Spelling se convirtió en un salón de belleza y sala de masajes.

Entre la espada y una buena oferta

El cofundador de Hard Rock Cafe, Peter Morton, vendió en 2018 su casa frente al mar en Pacific Coast Highway al multimillonario de gas natural Michael S. Smith y su esposa, Iris Smith, por 110 millones de dólares.

Un deseable lote de medio acre en la Playa de los Multimillonarios es el principal atractivo de la propiedad, que consta de dos estructuras y tiene 100 pies de frente a la playa.

Diseñada por el arquitecto Richard Meier, la casa principal y la de huéspedes cuentan con revestimiento de madera de teca, persianas y ventanas automatizadas y balcones envolventes que dan al mar. Las dos casas suman alrededor de 8.000 pies cuadrados de espacio habitable con siete dormitorios y nueve baños.

El terreno incluye una piscina y un patio.

Haciendo una jugada por la Mansión Playboy

En 2016, Los Ángeles fue el escenario central de uno de los circos inmobiliarios más grandes de la historia reciente. El listado de la Mansión Playboy en Holmby Hills atrajo el interés de un elenco de personajes que incluía al editor de Hustler Larry Flynt, al creador de Beacher’s Madhouse Jeff Beacher e incluso al actor Charlie Sheen.

Finalmente, fue Daren Metropoulos, hijo del multimillonario inversionista C. Dean Metropoulos y director de la firma de inversiones Metropoulos & Co. quien hizo historia en bienes raíces con una compra de $100 millones.

La casa y el espacio de trabajo de Hugh Hefner fueron diseñados por Arthur R. Kelly con estilo tudor gótico y terminados en 1927. La casa de 29 habitaciones incluye cocinas para chefs y catering, una sala de juegos y una sala de proyecciones con un órgano de tubos integrado. Doce dormitorios se encuentran en al menos 20.000 pies cuadrados de espacio habitable; la suite principal se extiende a lo largo de dos pisos. Sumándose a su mística, la finca también se encuentra entre un selecto número de casas de Los Ángeles que cuentan con una licencia de zoológico. Se sabe que los pavos reales albinos y otros animales deambulan libremente por los terrenos tipo parque. Los aviarios y arboretos albergan una colección de aves y monos exóticos.

Espacios de comercio, literalmente

En 2018, el fundador de Platinum Equity y dueño de los Detroit Pistons, Tom Gores, aprovechó sus propias propiedades para obtener una mega-mansión en otro acuerdo de 100 millones de dólares.

En la compleja transacción Gores comerció con varias de sus propias propiedades en lugar de financiar o hacer una compra en efectivo. Como parte del acuerdo, retuvo una participación en las otras propiedades en caso de que se desarrollen o vendan.

Lo que Gores adquirió en las ventas fue un moderno escaparate de más de 30.000 pies cuadrados. Desarrollada por Gala Asher y Ed Berman, la mansión se encuentra en un terreno donde Barbra Streisand una vez tuvo una casa. La propiedad incluye varias casas de huéspedes y cuenta con 10 dormitorios y 20 baños. Sólo la suite principal tiene más de 5.000 pies cuadrados, casi el doble del tamaño de una casa unifamiliar promedio en los Estados Unidos.

Repartiendo unos cuantos millones

En el año 2000, el propietario de Dole Food Co., David Murdock, y el financiero Gary Winnick cerraron un acuerdo de 94 millones de dólares que se convertiría en el récord de precios del condado durante más de una década.

La pieza central de la transacción fue la finca trofeo de 8.4 acres de Murdock, conocida como Casa Encantada. Construida en la década de 1930 para la heredera de la fabricación de vidrio Hilda Boldt Weber, el inmueble fue posteriormente propiedad del fundador de Hilton Hotels, Conrad Hilton, durante tres décadas a partir de 1950.

La propiedad, situada en la cima de una loma, colinda con varios hoyos en el privado Bel-Air Country Club e incluye una piscina, una casa de piscina y una cancha de tenis. Los 28.725 pies cuadrados de espacio de construcción tienen siete dormitorios y 20 baños, de acuerdo con los registros de impuestos.

Un asunto repleto de estrellas

Owlwood, que una vez fue el hogar del actor Tony Curtis y más tarde del dúo de cantantes Sonny y Cher, podría ascender en la lista después de volver al mercado por 110 millones de dólares. Pero por ahora, está en la lista por 90 millones de dólares, el precio de venta en 2016 a un grupo de desarrollo encabezado por el ex jefe de Woodbridge Luxury Homes, Robert Shapiro.

El nuevo listado viene después de que Shapiro fuera arrestado a principios de este año; se le acusa de estafar a miles de inversores en un esquema Ponzi de 1.300 millones de dólares que impulsó su lujoso estilo de vida. Owlwood se encuentra entre las propiedades de Woodbridge que están siendo liquidadas para pagar a los inversores.

Ubicada en aproximadamente 10 acres, la residencia se centra en una mansión de 12.200 pies cuadrados estilo Revival Italiano que cuenta con nueve recámaras. Dos casas de huéspedes, un par de puertas de entrada y una cancha de tenis también se encuentran en el terreno.

En 2002, el fundador de Ameriquest Capital Corp., Roland Arnall, y su esposa, Dawn, adquirieron la casa junto con dos propiedades adyacentes, las antiguas casas de la actriz Jayne Mansfield y la actriz y nadadora Esther Williams, que fueron absorbidas por la propiedad de Owlwood.

Las residencias Mansfield y Williams fueron demolidas más tarde, aunque la casa de piscina y la piscina de 70 pies de largo de la antigua casa de Williams fueron conservadas.

Guerra de precios multimillonaria

Una vez considerada la primera venta de vivienda de 100 millones de dólares en el condado de Los Ángeles, el acuerdo de Fleur de Lys en 2014 en realidad estableció el precio de la propiedad en 88.3 millones de dólares. La disparidad, revelada pocos meses después de una ráfaga inicial de publicidad, puede ser atribuida al arte invaluable y a los muebles antiguos negociados fuera del precio de cierre.

No menos de tres multimillonarios participaron en una guerra de ofertas para asegurar la propiedad de cinco acres, con el trato en efectivo cerrándose en 10 días.

La vendedora, la mujer de sociedad Suzanne Saperstein, construyó la residencia de 50.000 pies cuadrados con su entonces esposo, el fundador de Metro Networks, David Saperstein. Construida en 2002, la finca se inspiró en el Vaux-le-Victome, un palacio en las afueras de París, y cuenta con techos de paneles de hojas de oro, bloques de piedra caliza importados y un salón de baile con capacidad para 500 personas.

Los 4.6 acres de terreno incluyen dos patios de estacionamiento, un complejo de piscina y spa y una cancha de tenis.

Jay y Bey vuelven a casa

Después de coquetear con numerosas propiedades de Los Ángeles durante años, la poderosa pareja del hip-hop Jay-Z y Beyoncé finalmente causó sensación en el mercado en 2017, pagando 88 millones de dólares por una mansión moderna construida sobre la base de la especulación.

Escondido detrás de muros y puertas, el escaparate monolítico es una superestrella por derecho propio con seis estructuras que se combinan para ofrecer cerca de 30.000 pies cuadrados de espacio interior. Las características incluyen una instalación de spa y bienestar, una sala de medios y cuatro piscinas al aire libre. Las puertas y ventanas de la casa están forradas con vidrio a prueba de balas.

También dentro del complejo de aproximadamente dos acres hay una cancha completa de baloncesto y cuartos separados para el personal. Dispone de un garaje para 15 vehículos, así como de un patio para autos y una zona de estacionamiento para el personal.

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Source: https://www.latimes.com/espanol/https:/www.latimes.com/business/real-estate/articulo/2019-07-23/most-expensive-homes-ever-sold-los-angeles

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The Best RVs of 2019 Revealed at RVX

Last week, we had a chance to attend RVX: The RV Experience with Go RVing’s Kickoff to Camping Season. As a trade-only event, we got an exclusive look into the RV industry and all the exciting innovations that are happening. If you only started following us recently, we lived in an Airstream for three months. I still vividly remember the first time I got behind the wheel. It was equally exciting and intimidating, but after a few moments on the road, the excitement overcame all my other emotions. There were definitely new aspects to living on the road that we had to learn, but it was a lot easier than we thought it would be and we absolutely loved how free it felt to go and live anywhere.

Since leaving our Airstream, we still talk about getting back into an RV. We recently bought a car (we’ll be sharing more about that in a future post), and one of our must-haves was the ability to tow at least 5,000 lbs. Our current plan is to eventually get an RV that we can live on the road with 2-3 months at a time out of the year. Being at RVX reignited the excitement about that.

Even though we’re pretty familiar with the RV world, there were still so many types of RVs we had never seen. There really is something for every budget and lifestyle. Want to go all out with a patio, garage, spacious bathroom, reclining chairs, and washer/dryer? You’ll find plenty of luxury options. Prefer something eco-friendly and sustainable? They have an all-electric RV. Looking for something that’s easy to get around in since you’ll be spending a lot of time outdoors? Plus, there’s everything in between.

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We prefer a mix of luxury and convenience, and of course something photogenic. The huge RVs are luxurious. The amount of comfort and amenities that they have always wow us. We spent a lot of time during the show just sitting and hanging out inside these RVs. We still want the luxury of an RV, but in something more compact so we can move easily. We also really like the trailer set up so we can leave our home and still take our car out for micro adventures in the area.

The Reveal

One of the most exciting moments at the conference was The Reveal, where they highlighted the industry’s best new products. They had nine different categories and a panel of consumer media and social media experts selected their faves. It really shows you how wide of a selection there is within the RV world.

The Best RV for the Outdoor Adventurer

Category Spotlight: SylvanSport VAST

The VAST from SylvanSport is designed for adventure travelers and campers who want to bring all their toys of the trade, without sacrificing comfort. It features breakthrough simplicity for gear hauling, two “true” queen- sized beds, a patented indoor/outdoor kitchen and a full bath with shower.

Judge’s Choices: Airstream Basecamp, Forest River No Boundaries, Taxa Tiger Moth, Taxa Cricket, Lance 855 Rule Maker

Best RVs for Families

Category Spotlight: Jayco Eagle HT 264 BHOK

Jayco’s new bunkhouse unit sleeps 6 comfortably and features convertible furniture and pass-through exterior storage. Customizable upgrades include a fireplace and more residential-type woodwork, fabrics, lighting and fixtures, an outside kitchen, hybrid grill and rear cargo door with flip up bunk for easy bike or kayak storage.

Judge’s Choices: Forest River Vengeance 385 FK Touring Edition, Forest River Sabre Fifth Wheel, Forest River R-Pod, Winnebago Outlook, Coachmen Catalina 39 RLTS

For the Van Lifer

Category Spotlight: ModVans CV1 Camper Van

A cargo van positioned to become the everyday minivan, pickup truck or SUV, replacing the need to own a separate vehicle for work, life or play. The CV1 features removable, modular components that adjust the layout. Based on a Ford Transit chassis, the CV1 is affordable, easy to drive and serviceable by any Ford dealer.

Judge’s Choices: Winnebago Revel, Winnebago Travato Pure 3, Leisure Vans 2019 Wonder Rear Twin Bed, Coachmen Galleria 24

For the The City Escape

Category Spotlight: Leisure Travel’s 2020 Unity Rear Lounge

The 2020 Unity Rear Lounge represents a decade of product improvements, setting the stage for a new era of Unity’s. Built on the all-new Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500 chassis, the Unity features a spacious “rear lounge” with residential-like sectional sofa and the first RV to feature the all-new Domestic IoT “Smart RV” system.

Judge’s Choices: Airstream Interstate Nineteen, Forest River Flagstaff Hard Side SE Camping Trailer, Venture Sonic, Winnebago Boldt

For the Destination Camper

Category Spotlight: Forest River – Riverstone Luxury 39 RBFL

An RV geared towards the luxury/extended customer featuring separated garages to 1 and ½ bath concepts. The redesigned front cap sports a large windshield, tri-sofa front living, rear bathroom with dual vanity sink, half bath off the kitchen with a washer dryer and still has room for a king bed.

Judge’s Choices: KZ-RV Durango, Winnebago Horizon, Forest River Cedar Creek Cottage, Forest River Wildwood Grand Lodge 42DL

For Sustainability

Category Spotlight: Winnebago All Electric/Zero Emission

A Class A RV in either 33’ or 38’ lengths and utilizes Motiv Power Systems’ Ford F53 based EPIC all-electric chassis. Not yet designed for general consumer use, the vehicle is best suited for short-range commercial applications like bloodmobiles, clinics, classrooms and outreach vehicles. The vehicle houses either six or eight batteries and delivers an expected range of 85 to 125 miles on a full charge.

Judge’s Choices: Taxa 2019 Mantis, Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro, Attitude F35GSG by Eclipse, Forest River Work and Play

For Luxury Living

Category Spotlight: Newmar 2020 Super Star

The 2020 Super Star will debut at the inaugural RVX event in March. This product is a luxury Super C class product with several innovations not offered in the market today.

Judge’s Choices: Stratus SR261 VRK by Venture, Entegra Coach Cornerstone, Crossroads Redwood RV, Forest River Cardinal

Team Tailgate

Category Spotlight: Heartland’s Cyclone Ultimate Tailgate RV

Featuring the first ever side patio that sets up with the touch of a button, featuring an outside bar, built in kegerator and multiple TVs. The interior hosts multiple 55” TVs, a sound system with 8 subwoofers and 18 amplified speakers. The ‘garage’ holds a portable hot tub that can be moved outdoors. Outside, the full-body paint job is complemented by matching underground lighting system.

Judge’s Choices: Coachmen Sportscoach 366BH, Venture RV’s Sport Trek Touring, KZ-RV Venom V Series, Lance 1975 Ultra Light Travel Trailer

On the Horizon

Category Spotlight: Airstream Classic Smart RV

The Airstream Classic Smart RV with all-new Smart Control Technology, you can control and monitor your RV’s most important features and amenities from anywhere — and stay connected to the comforts of home, even when you’re far from it. That means a more comfortable camping experience every time, everywhere.

Judge’s Choices: Keystone Fuzion 427 FW w/Onboarding Weighting system, Keystone Raptor 356 w/pneumatic suspension, Winnebago All Electric Zero Emission, Winnebago Micro Mini Fifth Wheel 2405 RG

We can’t wait to get an RV for ourselves. After leaving RVX, we’ve been looking up different RVs to see what would be best for us. In the meantime, we may need to do an RV trip soon. If you’re now as excited as we are to get into an RV, you can find the nearest dealership or rental company to you!

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Impaired body perception in developmental prosopagnosia. Biotti, F., Gray, K. L. H., & Cook, R. (2017). Cortex, 93, 41–49.

The impact of evidence reliability on sensitivity and bias in decision confidence. Boldt, A., de Gardelle, V., & Yeung, N. (2017). Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 43(8), 1520–1531.

Domain-general neural correlates of dependency formation: Using complex tones to simulate language. Brilmayer, I., Sassenhagen, J., Bornkessel-Schlesewsky, I., & Schlesewsky, M. (2017). Cortex, 93, 50–67.

Increased temporal discounting after chronic stress in CHL1-deficient mice is reversed by 5-HT2C agonist Ro 60-0175. Buhusi, M., Olsen, K., & Buhusi, C. V. (2017). Neuroscience, 357, 110–118.

Experience-dependent shaping of hippocampal CA1 intracellular activity in novel and familiar environments. Cohen, J. D., Bolstad, M., & Lee, A. K. (2017). eLife, 6(e23040).

Corticogeniculate feedback sharpens the temporal precision and spatial resolution of visual signals in the ferret. Hasse, J. M., & Briggs, F. (2017). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 114(30), E6222–E6230.

Space-Specific Deficits in Visual Orientation Discrimination Caused by Lesions in the Midbrain Stimulus Selection Network. Knudsen, E. I., Schwarz, J. S., Knudsen, P. F., & Sridharan, D. (2017). Current Biology, 27(14), 2053–2064.e5.

Attention model of binocular rivalry. Li, H.-H., Rankin, J., Rinzel, J., Carrasco, M., & Heeger, D. J. (2017). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 114(30), E6192–E6201.

A large-scale horizontal-vertical illusion produced with small objects separated in depth. Li, Z., & Durgin, F. H. (2017). Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 43(8), 1473–1479.

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Litigation Update: Zantac Leadership Is Selected

On Friday, May 8th, District Judge Robin Rosenberg, of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, appointed 26 lawyers to a range of leadership positions to the Zantac MDL that was transferred to Florida last February. Initially, the Judge had created an interim team to handle some special tasks given the Covid-19 outbreak. Zantac was removed from the shelves earlier this year after the FDA announced that its active ingredient, ranitidine, was shown to allegedly cause cancer. The appointments include four Co-Lead Counsel: Tracy Finken Magnotta (Anapol Weiss), Robert Gilbert (Kopelowitz Ostrow Ferguson Weiselberg Gilbert), Michael McGlamry (Pope McGlamry) and Adam Pulaski (Pulaski Kherkher PLLC). Additionally, 15 members were appointed to the Steering Committee: Rosemarie Riddell Bogdan (Martin, Harding & Mazzotti), Mark J. Dearman (Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP), Elizabeth A. Fegan (Fegan Scott LLC), Marlene J. Goldenberg (Goldenberglaw, PLLC), Roopal P. Luhana (Chaffin Luhana LLP), Ricardo M. Martinez-Cid (Podhurst Orseck, P.A.), Lauren S. Miller (Cory Watson, P.C.), Melanie H. Muhlstock (Parker Waichman LLP), Daniel A. Nigh (Levin, Papantonio, Thomas, Mitchell, Rafferty & Proctor, P.A.), Carmen S. Scott (Motley Rice, LLC), Mikal C. Watts (Watts Guerra LLP), Sarah N. Westcot (Bursor & Fisher, P.A.), Conlee S. Whiteley (Kanner & Whiteley, L.L.C.), R. Brent Wisner (Baum Hedlund Aristei & Goldman, P.C.), and Frank Woodson (Beasley, Allen, Crow, Methvin, Portis & Miles, P.C.). In an innovative effort to give access to new lawyers to acquire experience in the MDL leadership field, Judge Rosenberg created a “Leadership Development Committee” with the following appointments: Paige Boldt (Watts Guerra LLP), Je Yon Jung (May Lightfoot, PLLC), Adam William Krause (Krause and Kinsman, LLC), Nicola Larmond-Harvey (Saunders & Walker, P.A.), and Bradford B. Lear (Lear Werts LLP). These five lawyers will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the logistics of a major MDL and learn from experienced mentors such as co-chairs Melanie Muhlstock (Parker Waichman) and Carmen Scott (Motley Rice).  Judge Rosenberg made a point to emphasize the diversity of the applicant pool and her intentions to help increase the opportunities and demographics in MDL leaderships. She also commented that only 31 percent of the applicants were women, a very small number of applicants identified themselves as non-Caucasian, and none identified as LGBTQ or disabled. Other appointments included: Ashley Keller (Keller Lenkner) as chairman, and Fred Longer (Levin, Sedran & Berman) as co-chairman, of the Law & Briefing Committee, and Daniel Nigh (Levin, Papantonio, Thomas, Mitchell, Rafferty & Proctor) as chairman of the Science & Experts Committee. Additionally Mikal Watts (Watts Guerra) and Brent Wisner (Baum, Hedlund, Aristei & Goldman), were appointed as co-chairs of the Bellwether & Trial Team. Lastly, according to the Order, “In PTO #15, the Court ordered that the deadline for the first tranche of Census Plus Forms would be 60 days from the date of this Order (Order filed 5/8/2020). The Court hereby extends the deadline for submission of the Census Plus Forms for both filed and unfiled cases by 14 days. This extension shall only apply to those forms for cases filed in the MDL on or before May 22, 2020, or cases for which retention agreements are signed on or before May 22, 2020. Deadlines for cases filed or retained after May 22, 2020 are not extended by this Order.” Click on this link for information on Zantac’s Litigation Support Services. To contact us, fill out this form or email us at info@verusllc.com and we will reply immediately. |CONTACT US| |REQUEST PROPOSAL| The post Litigation Update: Zantac Leadership Is Selected appeared first on Verus.

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