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On a muggy September day in 1959, North Carolina governor Luther Hodges set off the first charge of dynamite for the Cowan's Ford Dam project. The dam channeled Catawba River waters into the largest lake in North Carolina: Lake Norman. The project was the culmination of James Buchanan Duke's dream of an electrified South and the beginning of the region's future. Over the years, the area around Lake Norman transformed from a countryside of cornstalks and cattle fields to an elite suburb full of luxurious subdivisions and thirty-five-foot sailboats. Journalist and historian Chuck McShane traces the triumphs and troubles of Lake Norman from the region's colonial beginnings to its modern incarnation.

Outsunny offers you the option to fit a crowd without feeling crowded. This 10 ft. x 12 ft. outdoor canopy gazebo provides you with shading without fading. Get rid of unwanted winged guests by putting up the included mesh curtains. With a 2-tier roof, you can protect without making your sitting space muggy. Featuring stakes and screws for mounting this screened gazebo to ground, your plans are firmly planted. Color: Beige.

Outsunny offers you the option to fit a crowd without feeling crowded. This 10 ft. x 12 ft. outdoor canopy gazebo provides you with shading without fading. Get rid of unwanted winged guests by putting up the included mesh curtains. With a 2-tier roof, you can protect without making your sitting space muggy. Featuring stakes and screws for mounting this screened gazebo to ground, your plans are firmly planted. Color: Gray.

Our outdoor chair is made of premium fabric which is breathable, will not let you feel muggy even on a hot Summer day. Curved armrests at both sides take the pressure off your shoulders and arms to relax totally. and the high back can well support your spine in correct posture. These 2 arm chairs are designed in a compact size which will save plenty of space for storage. What's more, this chair has a light weight, making it very easy to carry everywhere. When you need chairs for outdoor activities, this patio chair set is a great choice for you.

Are you still uncomfortable with sticky, muggy and humid summers. This portable air conditioner offers cooling, dehumidifier and fan modes, so you can experience customized comfort all year round. Our portable air conditioners not only provides powerful cooling capacity, but also dehumidifies effectively, suitable for spaces up to 200 sq. ft. ensuring you enjoy a comfortable environment in all climates. in living rooms, bedrooms, offices, and more to ensure your maximum comfort. Choose this portable air conditioner for its versatile moods, remarkable features, and user-friendly design, guaranteeing optimal comfort in any room of your home.

Our outdoor chair is made of premium fabric which is breathable, will not let you feel muggy even on a hot Summer day. Curved armrests at both sides take the pressure off your shoulders and arms to relax totally. And the high back can well support your spine in correct posture. These 2 arm chairs are designed in a compact size which will save plenty of space for storage. What's more, this chair has a light weight, making it very easy to carry everywhere. When you need chairs for outdoor activities, this patio chair set is a great choice for you.

Huluwat offers you the option to fit a crowd without feeling crowded. This 10 ft. x 12 ft. outdoor canopy gazebo provides you with shading without fading. Get rid of unwanted winged guests by putting up the included mesh curtains. With a 2-tier roof, you can protect without making your sitting space muggy. Featuring stakes and screws for mounting this screened gazebo to ground, your plans are firmly planted. Color: Beige.

Huluwat offers you the option to fit a crowd without feeling crowded. This 10 ft. x 12 ft. outdoor canopy gazebo provides you with shading without fading. Get rid of unwanted winged guests by putting up the included mesh curtains. With a 2-tier roof, you can protect without making your sitting space muggy. Featuring stakes and screws for mounting this screened gazebo to ground, your plans are firmly planted. Color: Gray.

Still looking for a gazebo look here, The roof of this gazebo canopy is made of tinted polycarbonate that protects friends and furniture from UV, stopping sunburns and keeping out light rain. The rooftop window vent can be opened from inside to allow additional airflow in case your space gets muggy. Color: Gray.

You are in trouble with a musty smell, a muggy airflow or a mildewy room space and cannot get rid of it at all, you must need a dehumidifier and our efficient dehumidifier is really a great option to create a cozy living environment. Our dehumidifier is ideal to dry damp room up to 1750 sq. ft. and can effectively remove 32-pint of water per day under 95°F, 90% RH. Moreover, this dehumidifier is designed with 3 modes of auto mode, laundry dry mode and sleep mode can adjust humidity from 30% to 80% with 2 wind speeds. The intelligent touch control panel with 3-color humidity indicator light for real-time moisture. 24H timer with a running sound low up to 36dB provides a quiet living environment. The detachable and washable air filter keeps the dehumidifier working efficiently. With universal wheels and handle, the dehumidifier is portable to a welcome addition to your home, basement, garage, bedroom, bathroom, etc. Color: Whites.

Our dehumidifier is committed to getting rid of a musty smell, a muggy airflow, or a mildewy room space and creating a healthy and cozy living environment for you!Our dehumidifier can effectively remove 100-pints of water per day under 95℉, 90% RH, and it can adjust humidity from 30% to 80%, which is perfect for medium to large-sized rooms in areas up to 5500 sq. ft. Featuring 4 modes of 2 speeds, our dehumidifier can reduce humidity and create a cozy living environment. 2 control ways with Smart App and Touch Screen Control provide great convenience. Meanwhile, the unit also equips the child lock function, auto defrost function, and a 24H timer. Except for the manual drainage, this dehumidifier is also applicable to continuous drainage and a drainage pipe is included. 4 universal wheels allow you to move the dehumidifier to any place you want. A good helper to fit any basements, home, bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, stockroom, living room, laundry room, office, etc. Color: Whites.

Fiction. "The facts are simple enough: In September, 1909, a relatively unknown Freud spent a week in New York City, en route to a lecture series upstate at Clark University. The air ranged from muggy to stifling. The museum exhibition on antiquities, the one he had high hopes for, proved substandard. The crowds on the street smelled of industrial fluids and sweat. Even friendly faces made him squirm. The conductor on a tram tried to be empathetic: he ordered the crowd to make room for 'the old man.' But Freud did not see himself as old, not yet." Thus begins this off-the-wall collection from the author of The History of Forgetting. Pitched somewhere between fiction and essay, between short story and novella, FREUD IN CONEY ISLAND AND OTHER TALES uses what are possibly actual facts from the eminent psychoanalyst's life to produce beautifully meandering engagements with topics ranging from the work of Lissitzky to laserographic confocal search methods to the ideas of Freud himself.

On a muggy night in the summer of 1930, Deputy Sam Garrett reports for duty to find his mentor and boss, Sheriff I.D. Atkins, shot and left for dead behind the Bell County, Kentucky, courthouse. Unnerved and out of his depth as a greenhorn lawman, Sam is determined to step into the sheriff’s shoes but soon finds himself mired in a swamp of deceit. FIREDAMP is a fast-moving, first-person tale of a young deputy’s struggle with ruthless bootleggers and crime bosses. Adding to his troubles are his ne’er-do-well brother, Billy Wade, and his brother’s “woman,” Jonetta Isbell, an exotic Melungeon vamp. The story begins with the shooting of the sheriff, then spins off into the investigation of a brutal killing at a coal mine in Kettle Island, where a firedamp (or flash fire) in a deep mine is somehow connected to the murder of a newly arrived miner. But as Sam prepares to deal with the two local crimes, he encounters “friendly fire” from Special Agent L.C. Schilder of the federal Bureau of Investigation (as it was known in 1930). In Newport, Kentucky, the notorious home of vice on the Ohio River during the Prohibition era and America’s original “Sin City,” Agent Schilder entangles the deputy in a peculiar scheme to bring down George Rhodes, a Cincinnati gangster known in the Midwest as the “King of the Bootleggers.”

June 4, 1958, was a muggy and breezy day in western Wisconsin. Across central Minnesota, severe weather was brewing. In the early afternoon, the Minnesota storms crossed the border into Wisconsin. As farmers were tending to milking chores and families were wrapping up the workday and sitting down to supper, one of the worst tornadoes in Wisconsin's history touched down. At 7:07 p.m., what had been multiple, smaller tornadoes combined into one massive F5 tornado that ripped through the village of Colfax, leaving a path of death and destruction that would require months of recovery. In Colfax, 12 people were killed, hundreds were injured, and millions of dollars in damage was done to property. However, in the wake of the storm, a community and its neighbors came together as one to care for the survivors and begin the process of healing and rebuilding.

" Read a chapter from the book The recipient of the 2004 Appalachian Writers Association Award for nonfiction! #1 on the Booksense 76 top ten books for Fall 2003 from University Presses! On a muggy, late August afternoon in 1936, somewhere along the banks of Greasy Creek, Life found Grace -- walking the dusty mile between work and home in a brand new pair of leather kitten-heeled pumps, blond curls bouncing in the sun. Two weeks later, Lifie Jay Preston and Grace Mollette married, a union that lasted until their deaths fifty-eight years later. There was something about them, their daughter Linda would discover, a kind of radiance and love of living that would mark them in the memories of every person they encountered -- a song that resonates years after their passing. Songs of Life and Grace is their story, told by the daughter whose own life grew out of their loving ministries and Appalachian sensibilities. Linda Scott DeRosier, the celebrated author of Creeker: A Woman's Journey, draws on family letters and lore, interviews, and her own recollections to reach a better understanding of her parents and the families that formed them both. Along the way, she introduces an unforgettable cast of characters: the formidable Grandma Emmy; Uncle Burns, an infamous ladies' man; helpless and simple Aunt Jo; and gentle Pop Pop, who could peel an apple in one long, unbroken spiral. A stirring, honest look at Appalachia and a tribute to the unbreakable bonds of family, Songs of Life and Grace establishes DeRosier as one of the most vital and exciting new voices of the American South. A native of eastern Kentucky, Linda Scott DeRosier is professor of psychology at Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana. Click here for her website.

On their first vinyl effort, Asid's almost monomaniacal devotion to gutting hardcore of it's accretions of style and refinement and reveling in it's basest instincts of power and fury is on rude display. Pounding forward with a jackhammer beat, Asid burn through tough riffs birthed choking in a dirty glut of muggy fuzz that conjures up the sickened tone of something like Disclose's Nightmare Or Reality 12. Pathetic Flesh is an intense explosion of a record, chucking up the rudimentary stomp of

Inside Him collects the best in new gay erotica. Moving past formulaic stroke fiction, editor and award-winning author Joël B. Tan presents hot and literary stories from established and emerging voices from around the world. This book takes you along on a fantasy joy ride: a hot muggy heartbreak in Pune, a dizzying drugged out carnival in West Hollywood, a priest's study in the bowels of an old Anglican church, the bored Pasadena humdrums of a burned-out overworked leather master, and more. Inside Him presents today's finest and edgiest sexual storytellers that includes Darieck Scott, Eric Rofes, Tony Valenzuela, Joe Babcock, R. Zamora Linmark, Philip Huang, Louis Anthes, and others.

On a muggy summer night, Aurora found herself in a very strange place. It was a vast, empty place. She could not hear her own thoughts, feel her own body. Something was tearing her mind apart. Her grip on reality was wearing down.The Void is the debut novel of critically unacclaimed author Isaiah Laing. It centers around a group of young adults each suffering from distinct mental health disorders. Strange supernatural occurrences begin to plague their lives, events that seem to have a vague correlation to their disorders. Following in the footsteps of authors like H.P Lovecraft and Stephen King, with a contemporary twist that is both easy to understand and deftly crafted with metaphors that leave the reader thinking, Isaiah Laing delivers a unique experiment in writing sure to keep you glued to the page.

From the poem TEPCO BEACH: Alone in the afternoon I biked back to TEPCO Beach. Under the overpass where a man lived with a pile of cans (could he be any man, in any city?) across the street from the COSTCO (through the bushes, over a little dirt, past a Chinese man fishing, clear line deep in muggy water). Full of space, Noor Al-Samarrai's El Cerrito works in the wandering traditions of the Japanese haibun and the Situationist International movement to populate forgotten city spaces with an echo chamber of memories, dreams, and historical accounts. A work of documentary and eco-poetics, it is also highly relational and revealing. “Outside myself, outside myself there is a world,” said William Carlos Williams as he wanders a park in Paterson. The wanderer is a key literary figure from Rousseau and Whitman to Baudelaire and Benjamin, yet so often that solo figure occupies the one gender and race historically granted the freedom to move. “I in a rainbow sparkled skirt I in rainbow speckle skirt mismatched socks hiking boots and turban in the gun shop” begins Noor Al-Samarrai’s fabulous El Cerrito, upending the exclusions of this tradition with style and guts. But’s it’s not just the pleasures and verve of the female dandy at play here, for El Cerrito is abundantly, even extravagantly footnoted with detailed histories of the many streets, monuments, eco-systems, industries and peoples she wanders among. Enormously pleasurable, part travelogue, part historical excavation, part chronicle of the eros of friendship, El Cerrito is a dynamic debut, rich with probing intelligence and soaring with lyric freedom. -Julie Carr, author of Think Tank

A muggy night in Abu Dhabi in 2011. Under the stadium lights a 30,000-strong sea of Libyans, Palestinians, Syrians, and Egyptians wait in anticipation. Alongside them are Saudis, Iranians, and Israelis. Defiance and excitement course through the crowd like electricity. Standing together, they are waiting for Metallica’s first-ever show in the Middle East. Many of the people in the audience have faced untold violence in their lives, but for tonight, all that is put aside, and nothing else matters. Journalist and lifelong heavy metal fan Orlando Crowcroft spent six years penetrating the rock and metal scene in the Middle East, reporting on it and interviewing bands for Rolling Stone, Esquire, and the Atlantic. In Rock in a Hard Place, we meet young men and women making music in the back rooms of shabby houses in al-Zarqa and al-Qatif, Nazareth and Cairo. Alongside Crowcroft, we rock out at illegal shows in Tehran and Riyadh, and we listen to the songs that helped oust a dictator in Cairo. Rock in a Hard Place pays tribute to these courageous and determined musicians, who are willing to risk everything—even their lives—for music. With this book, Crowcroft offers a different voice, one that is at odds with the view of the Middle East mired in violence, extremism, and war. It is a voice recognizable to anyone who has ever turned up a speaker or an amp to drown out the din of the everyday, and a voice that may help unite us when we need it most.