Chris Lake's label Rising Music is proud to present it's 50th release from John Dahlback. Buy the full track here: http://s.beatport.com/JrdBLL John Dalback delivers his infectious anthem 'Take This Thing Back' - full of signature Dahlback flavour, chunky beats and electro inspired bass lines. A very special remix comes from none other than electronic genius Jacques Lu Cont. He provides his take on the original by laying groovy licks and exquisite production over the original's crazy vocal sample!

I'm not entirely sure what Les Mitchell does, but somehow I feel kind of sad for him in the end, just a little. All those people he's left behind and not one of them said, oh, Les, are you really leaving, you must keep in touch.

Silvio Echevarria knows he is man destined to die - that is, until he wakes up one year earlier from his death-day.

Interesting premise, and also I kind of love Luis Verdugo, who is an asshat. Bonus points to author for mentioning Borges and bringing back flashbacks of early-morning literature lessons in college, not necessarily bad ones.

Also, read the author's notes, because I liked her "favorite version" of the ending.

Harry Bridgeman has been demobilised for almost a year when he meets Sam Jackson, a corporal he had been forced to discharge for sodomy.

"Well, I appreciate that, Harry," said Jackson. "As I was saying, I guess I should thank you that you just dealt me a bit of field punishment and a discharge instead of a court-martial."

"Don’t mention it." Harry felt his face heating up with mortification. "I couldn’t spare time for the hassle, not to mention bringing the company into disrepute. Now I really must say good day to you, Jackson."

The first thing Fran saw when he rode into the keep was not the river, or the bridge, but the dogs.

Growing up is a slow process.

"Of course, this sort of colour is also designed to indicate social class, which, although we British are far too squeamish to say so, still fascinates most of us.”

At first, Dr. James Cutlass had thought his new job at NORAD was thrilling and full of opportunities, but that was before the demonstration… “Dress Your Marines in White” is the story of the terrifying choices surrounding a chemical weapons demonstration gone horribly wrong.
[chilling and very well wrritten]

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Somewhere between 'Once upon a time' and 'happily ever after', there was a tale; of love and of bitterness, of wagers and of magic, of loss and of longing. This is an original retelling of the tale of Beauty and the Beast.

(POTENTIAL SPOILERS AHEAD)
It has a twist at the end, but there are some things in the fic that bug me, like ... why does the beast have nipples, and how come Brendan never gets any injuries from all the kissing? I liked Beauty in this, though. Too bad there was no corresponding "Mob Song" sequence here ... THE BEAST WILL MAKE OFF WITH YOUR CHILDREN! (GASP.) HE'LL COME AFTER THEM IN THE NIGHT! WE'RE NOT SAFE UNTIL HIS HEAD IS MOUNTED ON MY WALL ... I SAY WE KILL THE BEAST! ♪

The opening episode of Season 2 of Bite Me, in March of this year, has been watched nearly 1.5 million times so far. That's less than half the 3.5 million viewers who tuned in to episode 1 of Mad Men series 5 on TV, also in March. But remember that Machinima has a narrower target audience: males 18-34. 1.5 million views in that context is very valuable to advertisers who want to reach that demographic. Plus, Machinima has proven that it can get the big numbers: its most successful original series so far has been Mortal Kombat: Legacy, which finished last year and attracted 4-6 million views per episode.

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London, 1842.

Miss Mariette Kinsley, granddaughter of a French Courtesan and genteelly improvised, is in desperate need of a wealthy husband to save her family from financial ruin.

Graham Easton, 10th Earl of Langley, is young, robust, and dying. After being jilted by his fiancee, he is in dire need of a biddable wife to give him an heir.

Striking up a bargain is the easy part, it’s the marriage that will prove to be the test of their indomitable wills—especially when Mariette suspects there may a darker element to her husband’s illness.