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Stephenie Meyer Explains Why Bree Tanner Deserves Her Own Book

‘Twilight’ author wants fans to read the spin-off novella before seeing ‘Eclipse.’ Stephenie Meyer’s “The Short Second Life Of Bree Tanner” Photo: Hachette Book Group Given the fanfare and publicity typically granted Stephenie Meyer whenever she types or breathes a new word, the famous author has been relatively quiet about this Saturday’s release of her “Twilight” novella, “The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner.” But thanks to a Q&A posted on TheTwilightSaga.com by publisher Little Brown, fans now have a little more insight into why Meyer focused this book on the character Bree, and why she wants fans to read the story before they go see “Eclipse” in a few weeks. Meyer first explained that because “Eclipse” is so focused on Bella’s point of view, she wasn’t able to delve into the story of newborn vampires like Bree . “There was always in my mind a general idea of what they were up to,” she explained. “To keep it all straight, eventually I made a calendar of the months of May and June — which is all ‘Eclipse’ deals with — and wrote down on each square what was going on with Bella that day and what was happening in Seattle. … The story of the newborns was always a big part of the story of ‘Eclipse.’ And it made me kind of sad that there was no way to express any of that in the book.” Regarding the singling out of Bree, Meyer said she was the only newborn mentioned by name in “Eclipse,” and the only one who has

Gateway to Victory

On Saturday we attended another phenomenal event at a ballpark in O’Fallon, Missouri. Joining us for this event was John Rich and his band who performed “Raisin’ McCain” to the enthusiastic crowd. I can’t fully explain how overwhelming this experience has now become with the enormous crowds and enthusiastic support. I am so grateful and I am so honored to be able to share this experience with you. Thanks to everyone for their kind words! Song of the Day: “Stars and Boulevards” by Augustana

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Campaigning with Joe the Plumber

Energy right now on the road is at an all-time high. People are fired up and you can see it in everyone’s face. It’s also evident in the increased staff who are with us now on the road. They can sense Dad’s momentum is building. I could not be more proud of him. It was so much fun having Joe the Plumber come on the road with us and he couldn’t have been nicer. Things keep getting crazier and crazier and in the next few days both my brothers and sister, Bridget, will be joining us – can’t wait! Song of the Day: “Underneath the Stars” by The Cure

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America is Worth Fighting For

“America is worth fighting for” is my favorite line of my father’s speech. I think it is so poignant, and essentially, it captures the reason why I have always loved, supported and believed in my father. It is why I believe he would be the best President for our country now, at a point where we face many challenges abroad and also at home, where so many of our fellow Americans are going through difficult times. The fact that our country is and always will be worth for fighting for is the essence of why I have been so inspired to participate in this campaign, and throughout this process I have been even more inspired by the people and the places I have encountered along the way, around our great country. We are truly the luckiest people in the world, and I have been very fortunate to be a part of this experience on the campaign, and to be able to share it with so many of you. The next three days will fly by and no doubt be pretty crazy, so let me just say thanks right now for getting involved too. This is what was at the heart of what I hoped to achieve with my blog, and it has gone beyond my expectations. Stay tuned for more from the trail tomorrow! Song of the Day: “Under Pressure” by Queen and David Bowie

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Flying High

The final Saturday of the campaign was packed with energetic rallies in Virginia and Pennsylvania. Thousands of revved-up supporters were at every stop and I know Dad speaks from the heart and from experience when he says he can “feel” the momentum. We’re as excited as we’ve ever been, and we know that so many of our loyal readers are too. We’re down to the last two days so keep watching and get ready to make sure you (and at least 10 of your friends) vote on Tuesday! Song of the Day: “Holding Out for a Hero” by Bonnie Tyler

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Eva Longoria Parker Loves Spoiling Husband Tony Parker

LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Eva

Tony Parker and Eva Longoria Parker

“I can’t wait to see the surprise,” Parker immediately said. “I don’t have a birthday wish list. Whatever she gives me I’m fine with it. I’m happy.” The couple have been celebrating Parker’s birthday for two weeks in Miami, Los Angeles and Vegas, but Saturday was his big blowout. Tony Parker has been celebrating his 28th birthday for two weeks in three cities, and his wife Eva Longoria Parker is still not done showering him with gifts. “I got him a lot of things,” Eva Longoria-Parker said Sat

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Shelley Lee and Earl Cole married

Earl Cole, 39, has found his match in L.A.-area pharmacist Shelley Lee. “We laugh a lot,” he tells PEOPLE. “That#39;s the main thing. She laughs at my jokes, and that#39;s excellent. That makes her a keeper.” When Survivor: Fiji winner Earl Cole was named one of Se-xiest Bachelors in 2007, he said he was “looking for laughter. If you laugh at my jokes and I laugh at yours, then we have a lot in common.” Cole and Lee were wed Saturday in a sunset beach ceremony at the St. Regis Princeville Reso

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Steve Nash twin daughters Bell and Lola picture

Phoenix Suns guard Steve Nash and his twin daughters Bella, left, and Lola, 5, participate in a news conference after Game 6 of the NBA basketball Western Conference finals Saturday, May 29, 2010, in Phoenix. The Los Angeles Lakers won 111-103. Victoria Steve says he is no Broadway Joe. But Steve Nash also is no ordinary Joe. He is the Suns#39; savvy psychologist who vacillates between motivational pessimism and guarded optimism. For him to boldly call a Suns Game 6 win two days out and stand

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Spain vs Saudi Arabia highlights 2010 score 3-2

Part 1 Part 2 Spain#39;s Sergio Llorente (R) and Saudi#39;s Saddik Al Mousa Kamil clash during a friendly match in the Tyrolian town of Innsbruck. An injury-time goal from substitute Llorente saved Spain blushes on Saturday with a last-gasp 3-2 victory over Saudi Arabia in a pre-World Cup friendly here. European champion Spain edged Saudi Arabia 3-2 in a World Cup warmup Saturday on an injury time goal by substitute Fernando Llorente. Llorente headed home a score after keeper Walid Abdull

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