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A Very Long Engagement

In 1919, Mathilde Donnay, a young wheelchair-bound woman in France, begins a quest to find out if her fiancé, supposedly killed in the line of duty two years earlier, might still be alive. Reprint. 50,000 first printing. (A Warner Bros. Independent Pictures film, releasing Fall 2004, directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, starring Audrey Tautou & Jodie Foster) (Historical Fiction)

Once upon a time, there were five French soldiers who had gone off to war, because that's the way of the world.
The first soldier, who in his youth had been a cheerful, adventurous lad, wore around his neck an identification tag marked 2124, the number assigned to him at a recruiting office in the department of Seine. On his feet were boots taken from a dead German, boots that sank into the mud of trench after trench as he plodded through the godforsaken maze leading to the front lines.
All five of the soldiers were bound for the front. They went single file, laboring at each step, their arms tied behind their backs. The German army boots made loud sucking noises as men with guns led the prisoners from trench to trench, toward the dying light of the cold evening sky glimmering faintly beyond the dead horse and the lost cases of supplies and everything else that lay buried beneath the snow.
There was a great deal of snow. It was early January, and the year was 1917.
Number 2124 staggered along the narrow trenches, hauling himself through the mud, helped now and then by one of the guards, who would shift his gun to the other shoulder without a word and grab the prisoner's coat sleeve, tugging at the stiff cloth, helping him wrench one leg after the other from the mud.
And then the faces.
Dozens and dozens of faces, all lined up along the same side of the cramped passageways, and the eyes in these muddy faces watched as the five exhausted soldiers made their way ever closer to the front, straining forward, their bodies bent almost double with the effort. Beneath the helmets, in the evening light filtering through the mutilated trees, along the sinister earthen walls, mud-ringing eyes stared silently for a moment, all down the line, at the five passing soldiers whose arms were bound with rope.
Number 2124—nicknamed the Eskimo, also known as Bastoche—had been a carpenter, in the good old days.

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A Guide to Purchasing LED Christmas Lights

Posted by Jeremy Nguyen on August 9, 2011

As the holiday season approaches, many Americans start thinking about how they will decorate their home for the Christmas season. For most of us, our Christmas decorations will involved some form of Christmas lighting whether it is hanging strands of lights on the exteriors of our homes or on our Christmas tree. Unfortunately, this staple of Christmas decorating comes with a number of downsides-lights tend to burn out quickly, power consumption goes up, and burns are somewhat common from touching hot lights.

However, over the past several years a new type of Christmas lights has come on the market that makes many of these problems obsolete. LED Christmas lights use LEDs (light emitting diodes) instead of traditional incandescent bulbs. They have come down significantly in price in recent years to the point where if you are in the market for new Christmas lights, you should without a doubt choose LED Christmas tree lights.

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