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With the race going in Massachusetts for the open Senate seat, key Democrats rally for  Martha Coakley.

    Harry Reid: Scott Brown is a racist.

    Tim Geitner: Scott Brown failed to report $300 he earned under the table on his 1982 1040.

    Kevin Jennings: Our children are not safe with Scott Brown.

    Nancy Pelosi: Scott Brown is wealthy. He associates with wealthy people.He is very partisan and doesn't work well with others.

    Joe Biden: Scott Brown says stupid shit all the time!

    Charlie Rangel: Scott Brown exploits tax loopholes.

    Barack Obama: Let me be perfectly clear! Scott Brown is totally inexperienced and unfit for this important job. He doesn't have a clue!

• 1.  Dogtown: Death and Enchantment in a New England Ghost Town by Elyssa East - Learned some interesting things but wasn't a fan of the authors "narrative non-fiction" style and she jumped around a ton
• 2.  Ulysses by James Joyce - in progress and will be for a while
• 3.  Uechi-Ryu Karate Do by George Mattson - not really a full read, just a skim to review some of the kata, this is on here since I'll probably be reviewing the kata often
• 4.  Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay Core set by Fantasy Flight Games - a brand new RPG game system that caught my eye, hope to start a game of it soon
• 5. and 6.  Top 10 Book 1 and 2 by Alan Moore - not as dark as some of Moore's stuff, had a very good sense of humor actually overall a highly recommended graphic novel
• 7.  Mouse Guard Winter 1152 by David Petersen - a visually stunning book about a mouse empire with overtones of Three Musketeers, good stuff
• 8.  Chew Volume 1: Tasters Choice by John Layman and Rob Guillory - a very weird graphic novel about someone who can eat something and get information on how it was grown and treated, or lived and died, rather disturbing when he starts eating murderers to learn about their victims
• 9.  Brooklyn Knight by C.J. Henderson - a solid 'meh' for this book, written in the style of an old serial, not that complicated a plot, excessive adjectives etc.  - small aside I bought it from the author at a con this weekend and he was a pretty interesting fellow
• 10.  The Occult Detectives of C.J. Henderson by C.J. Henderson - a collection of short stories of a lovecraftian nature, some were pretty good but he ruined it for me when he described Innsmouth as being 'on the Massachusetts coast up near Vermont', if Lovecraft is your thing you might want to have checked a map of New England before publishing
• 11.  Baby's first Mythos by C.J. Henderson and Erica Henderson - a short illustrated book with the alphabet and numbers done up in rhyme about lovecraftian horrors with some great ink line drawings
• 12.  Just another Judgement Day by Simon R. Green - a fun fast paced book about a detective in a dark reflection of London, the author does a good job in all his stuff
• 13.  Fables: vol 12 The Dark Ages by Bill Willingham - continuing with some great stuff in the Fables series, not too happy with some of the art but the writing is still good
• 14.  Starfist: Wings of Hell by David Sherman and Dan Cragg- the latest novel in a military sci fi setting, an enjoyable series
• 15.  The Rise of the Terran Empire by Poul Anderson- a volume collecting short stories by the author that were written over decades that all took place in the same "world", fun classic scifi reading
• 16.  The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman- it seemed aimed at young teens but is the usual Gaiman blend of myth and fable, good short read
• 17.  House of Mystery vol 1 by Mathew Sturges and Bill Willingham- a graphic novel in the same world as The Endless, this one focusing on Cain's House of Mystery in the Dreaming
• 18.  The Unwritten Vol 1 by Mike Carey- a very good graphic novel about someone who turns out to be a literary character in the "real world"
• 19.  Starman Omnibus Vol 4 by James Robinson- the continuing collection of a 90's run of DC comics, very well plotted for a monthly run
• 20-24.  Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan- I read all five of these, I was quite impressed in that he didn't dumb down the greek mythology for the target audience of young adult, betrayal, death, love all there.  These are quick and fun reads and I would definitely recommend them for bringing to the beach or on vacation
• 25.  The Good, the Bad and the Uncanny by Simon R. Green - book 10 in the Nightside series, short fast paced supernatural detective novel, fun stuff
• 26.  The Child Thief by Brom - a dark retelling of Peter Pan, I enjoyed it
• 27.  What to expect when you're expecting by Heidi Murkoff and Sharon Mazel - The title says it all on this one, just started and haven't finished yet
• 28.  Eating well when you're expecting by Heidi Murkoff and Sharon Mazel - I've read more of this one since I'm the primary cook in the house
• 29.  The Scourge of God by S. M. Stirling - another book in the author series about life after technology stops working, I like reading this but the author keeps using deus ex machina to get out of problems
• 30.  What your parents never told you about being a Mom or Dad by Stan and Jan Berenstain - A cute fun read