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The Road Ahead: 2015 In Review & Survey Results
I think we'll remember 2015 as the year we finally "hit our stride" and "got it". Up until now we did a lot of things correctly but were a bit disorganized both in the way we communicated Codename One and in the refinement of the product itself.
We changed and refined almost every piece of Codename One in 2015 and the results were great. But we want to do better so here is my analysis of what we did wrong (both in 2015 and before) and what we did right. Followed by the initial survey results and feedback from we got from you guys and our 2016 direction.
What We Did Wrong
I worked for a company that built flight simulators for EA in a previous lifetime. We had about 20 airforce pilots on staff and they brought the wonderful culture of "debrief" to the development process. Every time we did something we'd analyze what went bad and what went well so we can learn. I think focusing on the bad first really helps drive that point thru!
- Windows Phone Support - we have huge problems here. Relying on Microsoft to add the Android support was a mistake and we need to fix this as soon as we can.
- IntelliJ/IDEA Support - Our current support for IntelliJ/IDEA is by far the worst. Because the code for every IDE plugin is separate fixes/enhancements should be made 3 times and currently we only do them twice. This is made worse by the fact that IntelliJ is used by an excellent demographic that is getting a horrible first impression of Codename One!
One of the roads we are thinking about is moving away from Ant to support a more IDE neutral architecture. I don't like Maven much and Gradle seems to also have its issues but if we can unify more IDE specific code that could be a huge difference.
- Unclear messaging - our website and materials are still unclear and out of date. E.g. there is very little in the form of introduction to Codename One. A lot of the videos are stale by now and need newer versions.
- Build failures - builds still fail and produce unclear error messages. We need to improve that process so people don't hit a wall.
- Easier migration - currently moving from Android/Swing still requires adapting a lot of API's. While zero changes is probably an unattainable goal we should still make that process less painful.
- Debugging - we still don't have on-device debugging which is something we can and probably should offer.
What We Did Wrong & Fixed In 2015
We made a lot of changes in 2015 that fixed long running problems:
- Moved to stack overflow - I had my reservations about this but its a HUGE improvement in every regard. It also helped our SEO efforts and our general visibility.
- Bad design by default - a default hello world application looked horrible in Codename One. The default fonts were also pretty horrible. Material design and other common paradigms are still not properly addressed out of the box in Codename One. We are working on filling the gap here and cosider these to be important priorities.
- Fast release cycle - we procrastinated on releases prior to 2015. This made basic features like versioned build completely useless. Shortening the release cycles made them easier as each release became simpler.
- We failed to communicate that we are open source - a lot of people misunderstood Codename One's source code strategy and we only have ourselves to blame. We were pretty opaque about some of these things and didn't properly highlight our code on the site.
- Moving to github - we had a lot of reservations about this move. Ultimately we are thrilled with github and it really simplified a lot of things for us. Its a far better venue than Google code.
- Scroll performance - for quite a few years we got complaints about janky scrolling behavior in Codename One when compared to native iOS apps and recently also to Android apps. Since the complaints were vague we just left them at that as they were pretty hard to investigate (too subjective). We recently made a big push here both on iOS & Android. The end result is much smoother and far more "native".
- General performance - the initial release of ParparVM wasn't as performant even when compared to XMLVM for some use cases. Thanks to many commits made by Steve and myself this has changed drastically!
ParparVM will probably never beat the top of the line AOT VM's in microbenchmarks since it isn't designed to do so, we pay a performance penalty to remove the GC overhead/stalls. But its now far more competitive for many common use cases. Optimizing ParparVM is relatively easy because of its ridiculously simple architecture that doesn't require prior VM experience.
- Blogging - in 2015 I invested more time blogging and this resulted in an amazing traffic boost to the site and far more awareness of Codename One. In the past we used to get a lot of traffic from Slashdot/HN/reddit but we stopped working at that circa 2013... This year I wrote the two most popular (ever) dzone mobile articles and the second most popular Java dzone article. I got quoted in multiple outlets and this ultimately resulted in great traffic for Codename One.
- Moved away from app engine - while the move isn't complete we moved away the bulk of the functionality and a heavy weight was lifted from our wallet.
What We Did Right
We released a lot of new things this year that are brand new, here are some that we are most proud of.
- Java 8 support - we went into this not expecting much and it blew us away. This worked better than we expected.
- ParparVM - when we started writing our own VM we weren't all in agreement that this was the right way to go. When we released it the bugs were significant and very hard to iron out. As we moved forward it matured to a product we are really proud of. Steve came up with the idea of rebranding the VM and Chen came up with the name which ultimately was one of the best decisions we made this year.
- Certificate wizard - this was a "killer feature" the one big missing piece here is appstore
- Toolbar - when we launched Codename One the title area functionality looked totally different between the mobile OS's. In the interim this slowly converged to something far more similar. The Toolbar API closes the gaps between the OS differences while bringing with it pretty advanced features...
- URLImage/FontImage - both of these really changed the way we write Codename One apps/demos. We feel we need to redo all the demos based on font image.
What You Guys Said
We posted a link to our annual developer survey, if you haven't filled it out yet then please do so right now. Its very unscientific but it gives us a sense of how we are doing both in communicating what Codename One has and doesn't have.
The two most important questions were first: "Which of the following is the most important to you?"
To which you answered:
The next question was: "Which of the following is the second most important to you?"
To which you answered:
To me these results are quite interesting as they show some interesting patterns e.g.:
- I would have expected on-device-debugging to be really important to some developers but its not even mentioned as the first order priority.
- Had I wrote the survey now I would have added "which Java language features are you missing"... I have a strong sense that pretty much everyone who answered that wanted something different from the other guys who picked that option.
- The new GUI builder is an important advancement and we need to finish it for 3.3.
- Better Windows Mobile support is probably almost as important as the new GUI builder
Another interesting question was "What form of documentation/help do you value the most?". The response for this took us by a bit of a surprise:
I would have expected the videos to be somewhat higher on the list, the "other" segment mostly refers to the forum but that's not quite documentation. Removing that it seems the clear majority shows a preference for written documentation over videos/courses...
Our developer guide is probably the least refined part of our documentation as we were focusing more on video/blog entries. I prefer working with videos sometimes as they allow me to gauge viewer interest more accurately and are easier to promote, but it seems we need to put more effort into the developer guide.
The comments were probably some of the most interesting parts. I selected a few to both highlight and comment on, if you have additional thoughts about this I'd love to hear them in the comments section to this post:
Support more languages (e.g. Kotlin), support Gradle, support Jar libraries on public repositories (e.g. Mavencentral, JCenter, etc) perhaps with some checking to see whether it uses any unsupported api or stuff then providing a way for the developers to add those missing bits.
JVM languages are very interesting, Steve explored Mirah quite a while back and it is something we think could be interesting. Having said that I think keeping focus at this stage is crucial so this (at this time) isn't a priority. However, if community members want to port a language on top of Codename One or ParparVM we'd be happy to try and help in any way we can.
I don't like Maven and from dealing with Gradle recently it doesn't seem to have fixed all the things broken in Maven. However, its more flexible and might be a good direction moving forward. The main motivation would be in improving the intellij/IDEA integration and ideally having more common code between all IDE's. Currently Gradle isn't as mature as Maven and Maven is a bit too rigid for what we are trying to do so we don't have any concrete plans here...
Getting dependencies from Maven central might be a problem. Most standard libraries won't work out of the box since most assume a lot of things about Java (e.g. filesystem/networking etc.) that we just don't support. They also don't support cn1lib's which are pretty powerful.
Having said that, we would still like to add something like "maven central" to Codename One eventually, we're just unsure whether maven central itself can actually be used for something like this.
Codename One is getting better all the time anyway. I realise that reflection is challenging but RoboVM manages it. It would make a big difference to simplifying some of the more complex data driven apps that I have. Headless JUnit testing for apps, channels for push notifications. Google maps in the simulator.
I agree that we need better headless testing but probably not JUnit. We need something to run on devices and ideally offer device farm support so you can instantly test your app (ideally with CI) on actual devices.
The reason we don't support reflection isn't technical. Its REALLY easy to add reflection. The reason is conceptual. We won't be able to properly optimize/obfuscate the code, reflection is remarkably slow for AOT invocations and has no critical use case in mobile. Tools that add reflection also require that you import everything into the final build resulting in 100mb+ build results. That isn't a smart thing to do...
We could add something like reflection and just proclaim "if you use it then its your problem", unfortunately once something like that exists people use it "unaware" because its a part of the API. Then we get the "blame" for the resulting problems.
Having said that, I don't want to rule anything out completely. We might add something that's reflection "like" or even reflection itself to support various cases. The problem is avoiding the "link everything" end result that comes with reflection.
Move away from visual builder - it's always more restricted than coding. Move towards more of a markup (XML, CSS) format.
Steve introduced CSS support a while back and the new GUI builder really just uses XML. We didn't see that much activity around the CSS support so its hard for us to gauge interest here but it seems low.
The plugin for CSS was meant to gauge community interest, if there is none then the effort of integrating CSS directly is probably not worth it. However, if this would pick up and gain traction we might make it an official part of the toolchain.
FYI other comments (not mentioned here) asked for more GUI builder samples and other related features (GUI builder was the second highest RFE). So these sort of things are very subjective especially when covering a varied community as we have in Codename One.
Codename One has a lot of quirks, its taken a fair bit of time to learn and work around the niggly little differences between performance and rendering on different platforms. Things like screen flicking on Android with native components and SQLite issues on iOS. Apart from these issues its a great system for getting cross platform apps together.
I pretty much agree with everything you've said. We need a better story for database storage, peer components and on-device issues.
Like: the GUI library, true WORA. Dislike: performance on iOS and to some extent on WP
We've done a lot of work on performance on iOS (see above) which should put both ParparVM and the Codename One port for iOS/Android at a whole different level in terms of performance.
The Windows Phone/Mobile port should be rewritten from the ground up, its an important task in our short term goals.
I feel you go too fast sometimes, need to ensure stability before releasing new version (regressions stop our development)
Agreed. We need a better QA process.
Notice that for pro accounts we have the stabler versioned build option.
Getting started was a challenge.
I'd love to hear more on that but this was the only part of the comment submitted. The initial onboarding is probably the most crucial part in any tool.
The Plan For 2016
Based on the above and general feedback we get continously from developers we would like to focus on the following thru 2016. The highest priority bits would be:
- GUI builder - get it out the door and into the default projects. Hello world app should be a GUI builder app
- Windows Phone/Mobile - Leverage the excellent work done by Fabricio et. al to get Windows back into a first class citizen platform.
- Performance/Native - improve and refine the performance of Codename One to make it indistinguishable from native. I'd also like to improve the way peer components act across platforms.
- Design - we need Codename One apps to be gorgeous out of the box. The first impression is crucial and we currently botch it. Its much better than it was in 2014 but I think we can do a lot more!
- Documentation & Samples - that's always crucial but I'd like to make these a top priority.
There are a lot of other priorities I'd like to see going into Codename One. I'd like to see us leverage the JavaScript port more, I'd like us to offer a full ALM solution (automatic appstore upload as part of a CI process). I'd like to see on device debugging & better security options (encrypted filesystem/DB etc.).
Let us know what you think both in the comments and thru the discussion-forum/support. Even if we say no initially we often shift our opinions on things as we move forward and if we get enough feedback from the community.
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Anybody that has ever worked in an office will be able to tell you that the humble fax machine is hardly one of the most reliable means of communication. I have spent many hours forlornly prodding at the keyboard on my office's fax machine, wondering why something that some promises me has been sent hasn't yet shown up. I've seen solicitors attempt defences based on "transmission reports" claiming that faxes haven't been sent (note for any watching solicitors – it's isn't a very good defence, and I've never seen it work). I have spent many, many hours on the phone to people that sent me faxes that have been sent, but never arrived. This is, perhaps, unsurprising. The bare bones of fax technology hasn't changed that much since the middle of the 1970s. However, some people put faith in such an old technology that is almost touching.
The fax machine's role in football is an absolutely pivotal one. Back in the day, if a player was signed on transfer deadline day, the paperwork would have to be sent by courier to the relevant authorities to ensure that the registration would be correct. Over the last couple of decades or so, however, the fax machine has become central to the last day of the transfer window, with various fax machines across the country coming close to meltdown as clubs seek to ensure that their shiny new signings are fit and ready at the first available opportunity. The problems noted with fax machines above, however, do occasionally raise their heads for football, and the cost can be expensive, as BSP club Mansfield Town have discovered this week. Mansfield signed striker Aaron O'Connor from Grays Athletic in August and faithfully sent off a fax to the BSP confirming his registration. The BSP, however, failed to receive his fax and the club have now been docked the four points that they picked up from their first two matches of the season.
Now, McLean didn't score in either of these matches – indeed, we're into October now and McLean still hasn't scored for Mansfield Town in the league. The fact of the matter is (and the likes of AFC Wimbledon, Altrincham and Bury will attest to this) that the game's authorities are ruthless in their sanctioning of the rules on player registrations. The four point deduction may not seem like the end of the world, but it could prove to be crucial in a league which looks like be far more open this season that it has been in recent years. The deduction drops them from seventh place in the table to fifteenth place – from two points off a play-off place to one point above the relegation zone. As in previous cases of this sort, no-one is suggesting that Mansfield have deliberately sought to break the rules. None of this, however, makes any difference to the BSP, who are curiously impervious to any sort of reasoning on this subject.
What is troubling about it is the uneasy feeling that there is one rule for the wealthy and another for everyone else. When West Ham United deliberately sought to mask the true ownership of Carlos Tevez two years ago (and with much higher stakes), they didn't have any points deducted. The exact details of Tevez's ownership are still unclear, although the Premier League is satisfied enough with them to allow him to play for Manchester United. It is difficult, however, if not impossible, to imagine that the Premier League would allow such a draconian punishment meted out upon one of its own. Just as Manchester United seem unlikely to face any sanction over what looks on the surface like a clear case of them destabilising a player in order to secure his services, as appears to be the case regarding Dimitar Berbatov, it seems that the biggest clubs are allowed to carry on doing exactly whatever they like, while smaller clubs are being heavily punished for administrative mistakes.
Mansfield Town have learnt a harsh lesson about the dangers of using out of date technology. Even a "transmission sent" report wasn't enough to stop them being docked four points. Perhaps in future they should send an email with a "read by recipient" attachment stuck to it. Then, maybe, they will have the peace of mind that their players are correctly registered. Alternatively, perhaps the game's authorities should start living in the real world – a world in which sometimes technology fails. Everybody is supportive of the BSP's attempts to ensure that its league is correctly run, but the time is long overdue for a change of rules, and that change should include a degree of clemency.


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"Degas: A Passion for Perfection" will showcase prolific French artist Edgar Degas' works from 1855 to 1906. More than 100 works consisting of paintings, drawings, pastels, etchings, monotypes, and sculptures in bronze will be on view. The exhibition will focus on the most prominent and recurring themes throughout Degas' 60-year career. These include his interest in learning from the art of the past and from that of his contemporaries, a lifelong fascination with the nude, a passion for horses, and his strong interest in opera and dance. Works by J.A.D. Ingres, Eugène Delacroix, and Paul Cézanne also will be shown, adding depth to the exhibition's narrative.
The DAM is the sole American venue for the exhibition, which will also include an audio guide. An accompanying book will be available in The Shop and online. "Degas: A Passion for Perfection" will be on view Feb. 11 through May 20, 2018. For more information, please visit denverartmuseum.org.
"Degas: A Passion for Perfection" is organized by the Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge, in association with the Denver Art Museum. It is presented with generous support from Diane Stanbro, Robert and Carolyn Barnett, the donors to the Annual Fund Leadership Campaign, and the citizens who support the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD). This exhibition is supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities. Promotional support is provided by 5280 Magazine, CBS4, Comcast Spotlight, and The Denver Post.
Image Credit: Edgar Degas, Four Ballet Dancers on Stage (Quatro Bailarinas em Cena), about 1885-1890. Oil paint on canvas; 28-3/4 x 36-1/4 in. (73 x 92 cm). Gift, Walther Moreira Salles, Simone Pilon, Jacques Pilon, Benedito Manhães Barreto, um comissário de café em Santos [a coffee commissioner in Santos], Industriais da Juta de São Paulo e [and] Diários Associados de São Paulo, 1950. Inv. MASP.00082 Collection: Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand. Photo by João Musa.
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Technically, a Pin-Up Girl is a glamorous gal whose photo/picture is meant to be "pinned-up" on a wall. I think Betty Grable is probably the most popular pin-up ever, but my favorite has to be Ms. Cassandra Rosebeetle.
My favorite Pin-Up Gal EVER!
A few months ago I had a request to make a custom Pin-Up Gal Journal. Johanna loves pink and wanted to add lots of journaling and vintage family photos to the journal. She sent me a copy of a page from an old Pin-Up Girl Calendar for inspiration, so I decided to go with a stripes and vintage black photo corner theme.
Adorable pets were often added to make the calendars both cute and sexy!
I added journaling cards in pink, purple and yellow.
All in all there are over 35 tags for photos and journaling.
This is one of my fattest journals ever!
I loved making this journal and hope that Johanna loves it as much as I do. If not, it's going up for sale at Inside The Beehive. If I can bear to part with it. Do you love Pin-Up Gals? Or are you one?


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Los Angeles, CA – PERI Software, based in New Jersey
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Fargo Tower in the business district of downtown
Los Angeles to offer its advanced global business
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"After servicing clients in California and on the West Coast,
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we want to help business grow to meet the technology
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A recent SoCal economic forecast finds that technology,
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"PERI delivers technology-based business solutions to help organizations worldwide control costs and cultivate growth by drawing on our deep industry expertise," said Periasamy.
"We help companies facing growing pains by blending a
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Sales of technology products held up better on the consumer
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Marco Polo
Name history: Alexandr Pushkin, Marco Polo
Built 1965, VEB Mathias-Thesen-Werft Wismar, East Germany
Tonnage 22 080 GT
Length 176,28 m
Width 23,55 m
Draught 8,17 m
848 passengers (lower berths)
915 berths
2 Sulzer-Cegielski diesels, combined 15 447 kW
2 propellers
1 bow thruster
Speed 16,5 knots
For a brief history of the Marco Polo, see the first entry on her. For those wanting a more detailed look at this fascinating ship, I heartily recommend the book Marco Polo - Celebrating Fifty Golden Years of Ocean Travel by Richard Clammer. The book is published by Ferry Publications and you can buy it from the Ferry Pubs website (and yes, Ferry Pubs did publish my book too, so this is a bit of an advert).
Anyways, to the photos! Which show the Marco Polo departing Helsinki Eteläsatama (South Harbour) on the afternoon of 20 May 2015, photographed from Lonna. As per the usual, you can see the images in larger size by clicking on them.
|The ship was moored bow towards the south and I briefly hoped she would take the more southernly shipping lane, which would have brought her right next to Lonna. Alas, she used the more northernly lane instead.
|Which gave quite nice photos too...
|...even if the Hanasaari power plant is not perhaps the most pleasant thing to have in the background.
|It didn't take long for her to pose in front of a more attractive background.
|The Marco Polo is a regular visitor - she's been calling in Helsinki at least since 1966, when she was the Alexandr Pushkin sailing on the Leningrad-Montréal transatlantic run.
|You don't see them here, but like last spring, Lonna was filled with Angry Birds - namely, Canadian Geese protecting their nests.


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Un gagnant a été sélectionné de 498 designs proposés par 88 designers freelance.
Law Office of Sara J. Saba, P.A.
We take on Divorce and Family Law cases exclusively. High assets, highly contentious cases. Our goal is to attract new clients and build confidence and loyalty in the ones we have. We must exude TRUST AND COMPETENCE.
The target audience is a 30+y.o. adult seeking a divorce/family lawyer who make over $100,000/year and can afford an attorney to sue their spouse. (typical cases can last 2 years and cost about $50,000). They are sophisticated and have assets and sometimes children. However, as most people, they want value and expertise. I don't want to create an image that our services are inexpensive or luxurious. Somewhere in the middle thats less about the money and more about the expertise/trust/competence/solid law firm with experience.
#002E5D is the background color of my website, so the logo will have to pop out of that color background.
I am attaching an image of my website so the NAME and LOGO are just a place holder for your reference. I would like the final logo to fit stylistically to the website. Also, please no feel good logos of children, families, happiness, etc. Keep with sophisticated litigation firm theme. I appreciate high design, crisp, and would love to see negative imagery if you can mange that- Not necessary, but bonus points for sure. The feel has to be strong defense, aggressive representation. I want to offset the fact that I have a feminine name. p.s. the website says "the law office of Sara J Saba, PA" but the official name is changed to LAW OFFICE OF SARA J. SABA, P.A.. Thanks.
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Top Ten Books I Would Love To See Made Into A Movie
"Top Ten Tuesday" is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish!
This week's Top Ten Tuesday topic is the Top Ten Books I Would Love To See Made Into A Movie.
If there's one thing you should know about me, it's that I absolutely adore romantic comedies. And I don't mean in a hip, ironic, "it's so bad it's good" kind of way. No. I wholeheartedly, unashamedly love a good romantic comedy. From When Harry Met Sally to You've Got Mail, Never Been Kissed to The Wedding Singer, Clueless to 10 Things I Hate About You and everything in between, I like to consider myself something of an aficionado of the genre and am always on the lookout for one I have yet to see. It makes me extremely sad to see that the popularity of such films has seemed to dwindle in recent years, and now I can only wait for it to see a resurgence in popularity.
Until then, I decided to use this as the inspiration for this week's Top Ten Tuesday topic. Below please find a selection of just a few of the books whose premise I believe would make an excellent basis for a romantic comedy. Please note that in most cases there is far more to these novels than a simple romance, but for the purposes of this week's list I have boiled them down to one of their most salient points. Love is in the air!
As always, these choices are listed in no particular order.
1) The Distance Between Us by Kasie West
2) Amy & Roger's Epic Detour by Morgan Matson
3) This Is What Happy Looks Like by Jennifer E. Smith
4) Audrey, Wait! by Robin Benway
5) Attachments by Rainbow Rowell
6) Going Vintage by Lindsey Leavitt
7) Confessions of a Shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella
8) I've Got Your Number by Sophie Kinsella
9) The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight by Jennifer E. Smith
10) The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion
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» I realize that Confessions of a Shopaholic has, in fact, already been made into a movie. Suffice it to say that I found the 2009 adaptation so abysmal that I prefer to pretend that it never existed in the first place.
» I have yet to read either Jennifer E. Smith's The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight or This Is What Happy Looks Like despite the fact that I own copies of both. These were chosen based purely on my limited understanding of their plot based on the synopsis and recommendations from friends.
This week's Top Ten Tuesday post has been brought to you by the one, the only When Harry Met Sally, the film that started it all for me. I'll have what they're having.
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Excellent choices! While I have not read all of them (hello huge TBR list) I agree with the ones I have read. Distance Between Us. Attachments. 🙂
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The Rosie Project is being made into a film – Sony Pictures bought the rights as soon as the book was published. I actually heard the author speak a few months ago and he told the audience how the book actually started out as a screenplay. Here's my summary of his talk – http://booksaremyfavouriteandbest.wordpress.com/2013/06/28/graeme-simsion-and-the-rosie-project/
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Amy and Roger would be great!
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What a great list! This is my first time on your blog – I love it. What a beautiful design/layout!
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Oh yes!
I'd love if they re-made the Shopaholic movie and did it where the characters are British – like in the book. I wasn't a fan of making them American. It just… didn't work for me.
Jennifer E Smith has such adorable books – they'd make perfect romantic comedies!
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Alright, so I'm not a big Jennifer E. Smith fan, BUT… I have to agree that they would make some super cute movies! I actually might enjoy them more as movies than I did books!
YES to The Distance Between Us!!!!
I need to read Attachments. 🙂
Audrey, Wait! needs to be a movie!!!!!! It'd be so awesome to watch the craze and to hear the hit song as well. And then Jennifer Lawrence will be Victoria! AHHH PERFECT
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I *lovelovelove* When Harry Met Sally! I totally need to save that gif for forever! It gave me warm and fuzzy feelings!
You should definitely pull out your Jennifer E Smith books though, I really liked both of them! Especially The Statistical Probability of Love At First Sight!
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The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight would be such a cute movie! It's definitely got the time length perfect for a movie… it all happens in one day! I almost put Audrey Wait! on my list this week too. Cute list!
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Oh my god, I haven't read a single title on your list, though I did DNF The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight. I don't read a lot of romance (surprise!) but I do agree that it would make a great movie. It might be a bit hard though, because a LOT of the book was flashbacks (which is why I DNF'ed it in the first place.)
It's funny because, even though most of these books hold very little interest for me, I'd probably watch them all as movies. I'm much more into romance on film than in novels. Weird.
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Wow, I actually haven't read a lot of these at all :O While I LOVED Amy & Roger's, I'm not sure that that book would be a make a good movie. It would seem.. Dull? Idk, but The Statistical would be adorable! Thanks for sharing your list, Jen!
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Great choices! I'm usually very careful with adaptations… I have been disappointed much more often than not, and I usually have a very specific view of the characters in my mind…
Happy reading!
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I really, really, really need to read The Distance Between Us.
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The only book I've read here is Confessions, and it already has a movie so i didin't include it anymore, but almost all the other books are on my TBR list 🙂
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OMG how cute would Attachments be as a movie!? I totally pictured the movie as I was reading it 🙂 Statistical too!
I totally agree with Going Vintage and yes… Shopaholic needs to be remade. That was just… horrible. So bad.
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Please, please someone from an awesome production house, see this list and make Audrey, Wait! into an actual movie! I really want 'the song' to be a real song and I think it would make a really fun movie to watch, not that other books above won't as well… I love your choices for this week's topic, Jen <333
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I generally love Rom Coms, too! I think my favorite is probably You've Got Mail. Initially, I found it kind of sad when Kathleen lost the store, but now I just love the movie.
Also, oh my gosh, Attachments would make the best Rom Com!
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Great post!
I like your blog! First time reader. I'm going to go check stuff out. Good list too. I like all the contemporary fiction you have listed.
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I love how you connected the books to the genre of movies you love! Very nice. Unfortunately, I haven't read ANY of these, although many are on my giant TBR list. The one I think I'd like the most as a movie is The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight!
Thanks for stopping by my TTT post earlier – you totally have me geeking out over your ideas for Joss Whedon to write the TEN screenplay and Hourglass being the next Buffy, haha. Have a great week Jen!
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I have seen Going Vintage on a couple of lists. I enjoyed reading it, but I wish that the plot line was more focused on the lack of technology instead of how Mallory wanted to get another boyfriend. It would make a cute TV series for young adults, like on ABC Family.
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Okay, so I literally JUST watch "When Harry Met Sally…" for the first time the other day, and it's so good! I mean. It's not my favorite Nora Ephron. But it's pretty amazing nonetheless.
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Totally agree that The Distance Between Us and Going Vintage would make great movies! Audrey, Wait! is a good choice too. I haven't read any of the others, though a few are on my list!
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I so wouldn't mind watching all the movies of the books you mentioned. Especially The Distance Between Us. That is one good book!
Great list, Jen!
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Um, Confessions of a Shopaholic is already a movie 🙂
Nice list.
Here are my Top Ten .
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Of the books I've read on this list, I'd have to agree with you that I'd love to see them all as movies or TV shows! I haven't read Going Vintage, The Rosie Project or Audrey, Wait but now I'm going to look more into them. I feel like I've seen you post a lot about The Rosie Project, so I'm definitely going to find out more about that one.
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Much has happened since my last blog, comparing the sorry state of the Petch log house in Aurora with its near neighbour, the Richardson House, a bit farther south on Leslie Street. The Petch house, seemingly abandoned after it had been moved from its original location, was in striking contrast with the Richardson House which was then under restoration and which had found an appropriate new use.
Over the last few months, a group calling itself Friends of Petch House launched a website and carried out a successful campaign to save the house. The Town of Aurora has taken this project on under the guidance of log construction specialist Peter van Nostrand. It will be re-erected at the entrance to the Aurora Arboretum, although its use there has yet to be determined.
Like any other preservation project, this one has caused controversy. There are currently several blogs out there which contain personal attacks against the Friends. It's unfortunate that public debate has descended to these levels, but the anonymity of cyberspace seems to have made it so.
Having said that, however, the current debate raises very important questions. What about other buildings which may be equally significant? Why don't they have Friends? In Aurora's case, what about all the others buildings which have been lost or are under threat as the Town expands relentlessly eastward?
The Wells House is a perfect example—a structure as early as the Petch house and all the more remarkable because of its fine interior woodwork. Its loss is a case of demolition by neglect. Several years ago, the Heritage Advisory Committee studied this building carefully and gained Town Council's support to encourage its owners to restore at least part of it and integrate it into whatever new development was planned on the site. This has worked well for the Richardson House. Without the full cooperation of sympathetic owners, however, projects like these cannot succeed. Buildings can be left to vandalism and decay, and there is little a municipality can do.
This is happening right now to the Lundy house, at the northeast corner of Bayview and St. John's Sideroad. The building is slated to be restored within a planned housing development, but has been boarded up for years, subject to the same blight which destroyed the Wells House.
There are other examples too, going back over nearly twenty years: the Simpson House west of Bayview and north of Wellington, Gairlands on the grounds of the Magna headquarters, the Hartman House at the southwest corner of Wellington and Bayview, for example In the case of Gairlands, the Town and the Aurora Historical Society were able to save several fine mantelpieces and other pieces of woodwork. Gairlands and the Hartman House were both associated with one of Ontario's most important early politicians and reformers. Now these houses are nearly forgotten. To add insult to injury, the woodwork which was carefully removed from Gairlands and reinstalled in the old Aurora Museum now languishes in storage.
To the southwest, the future of the Graham-Wood House, at what is now Allaura Boulevard and Edward Street, hangs in the balance. Behind its modern stucco and mid-twentieth-century renovations lies one of York Region's earliest timber-frame buildings.
Fortunately, there are success stories too. The Hartman School, one of Ontario's oldest, was rediscovered under layers of aluminum siding and has been rehabilitated by private owners. Ballymore farmhouse has been lovingly restored and is a focal point for the subdivision at the northwest corner of Bayview and St. John's Sideroad. Two farmhouses on Bayview, south of Wellington, are at different stages of restoration as they too are being integrated into modern developments. A magnificent early barn has received the same level of careful attention.
Every historic property needs a champion, an investor and an appropriate modern use. For the most part, it will be dedicated individuals, groups, and corporations who will decide whether a building survives or not. Various levels of government may play a significant role, but cannot be the sole protectors of heritage.


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Attorneys of Strubinger Law, P.C.Angela M. Stehle, Esquire
Angela Stehle was raised in Lehighton and currently resides in Franklin Township. Attorney Stehle is a 1998 graduate of Lehighton Area High School, where she served as the junior and senior Class President. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Sociology from Shippensburg University in 2002. While at Shippensburg, she was involved with United Campus Ministries and their missionary program, which included a missionary trip to New Orleans, Louisiana. She received her Juris Doctor degree from Widener University School of Law-Delaware Campus in 2005.
Attorney Stehle has been employed at the law firm since 2004. As an attorney, Ms. Stehle has experience in civil and criminal cases. Civil cases include slip and fall injuries, automobile injuries, dog bite injuries, contract disputes, family law issues, unemployment compensation, social security disability, workers' compensation claims, landlord tenant disputes and other small-claims cases. Criminal cases include defense for traffic offenses, misdemeanor offenses, felony offenses and juvenile cases. She is appointed as Conflicts Counsel in Carbon County for criminal cases and is also a court appointed arbitrator and has served as a Chairman on Arbitration panels.
Attorney Stehle is a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association and the Carbon County Bar Association. She is also admitted to practice in the Federal Middle District Court of Pennsylvania.
She is a prior Board Member and Secretary of the Carbon County Bar Association. She also served as co-chair for Carbon County Bar Association Young Lawyers Division from 2008 through 2012. She serves as the solicitor for the Mahoning Township Zoning Hearing Board and the Carbon County Recorder of Deeds Office.
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Monday, June 21, 2010
Jeanne D'Arc Living le 5mme
14 comments:
- Rosemary said...
You are so funny, I don't have a sub either.
Thanks so much for your visit.
I am going right over to order this mag from you.
- June 21, 2010 at 9:09 PM
- oldgreymare said...
oh YAY!
Remember I was going to have to wait for the Holiday issues! Now I don't!
So nice to have good news about prices for a change!
- June 21, 2010 at 10:09 PM
- Faded Charm said...
You know I'm in. I couldn't even kick the habit when the price was higher. I don't spend any money on any other magazines so I can save up for this one. I love it!!
Glad to hear you take a break once in a while.
Take care,
- June 21, 2010 at 10:38 PM
- Luiza said...
Well, Carole, I love the magazine, and whenever I have some money over, I buy it!
It´s such a wonderful magazine with so many beautiful , breathtaking images... No wonder one gets to dream away...
I hope you´ll have some vacation soon, so that you will be able to rest a bit.
Becuase as you say, even if you´re surrounded by flowers all day, it´s still a job.
Have a wonderful week.
- June 21, 2010 at 10:56 PM
- Rebecca said...
Hi Carole
So where can I get me a copy???
Love the photo's you posted and I could use a little serenity right now
- June 21, 2010 at 10:58 PM
- slommler said...
Wow to the price and wow to the magazine. So gorgeous!!! And the photos are awesome!
- June 22, 2010 at 3:32 AM
- Bonjade said...
Oh I am longing for the 5th issue just like you.
Is it now become cheaper....? I did not heard of this and we are selling this also in our webshop...hmmm...I have to ask......
Fine day
- June 22, 2010 at 7:28 AM
- erin said...
yippie skippie...i ordered one! don't work too hard, sweety!
- June 22, 2010 at 4:53 PM
- Julie@beingRUBY said...
Dear Carole
Well sorry it took me forever to get over here.. been taking a few recovery days.... and stupid mouse keeps freezing up on me!! Well.. you know I am addicted to this lovely mag.. some very special person sent me one some time back and now!! loved it as much as i thought I would.... Might have to wait till after my move to order one... but thanks for sharing these gorgeous images... hard to resist!! take care and don't work too hard.. you and George both!!! xxx Julie
- June 22, 2010 at 11:25 PM
- www.MaisonStGermain.com said...
You need a day off girlfriend:)!!!! Those pictures are gorgeous. I am preordering now. My husband already promised to drive me to your greenhouse on a Sunday. I will let you know when. I can't wait! I love buying plants:)
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- June 23, 2010 at 8:15 PM
- Evi said...
Hi Carol,
I have finally learned to leave a comment,woohoo!I have been wanting to tell you for such along time, how I love your blog!
Now you know I told you in person, but this is special, because I feel like a...well...blogger.
Carol, put me down for the next issue, I like you, need a few restful moments, and what better way than with the magazine.
By the way, your plants are doing well!!!!
Talk to you soon,
Hugs, Evi
- June 23, 2010 at 10:29 PM
Swooning here. It is such a beautiful magazine!!! :)
Don't work too hard Carole - hope George is feeling much, much better!
- June 25, 2010 at 9:09 AM
- Lori said...
the peeks of that magazine i see here and there always set me to swooning...such beautiful images...i hope you show us your hair Carole...i would love to see:)
- June 25, 2010 at 4:35 PM
- Emilie M. Paper's said...
Love,love all the pictures I must order me a mag...xoxox Blessings Emilie M.
- June 30, 2010 at 12:29 AM


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Neil Young - The Making Of "Harvest"
Here is a pretty short "making of" clip.
"Harvest" is the fourth album by Canadian musician Neil Young, released on February 14, 1972. It featured the London Symphony Orchestra on two tracks, while noted guests David Crosby, Graham Nash, Linda Ronstadt, Stephen Stills, and James Taylor contributed vocals. It was the best-selling album of 1972 in the United States. After Neil Young left Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, he recruited a group of country session musicians and recorded a country rock record in Harvest. The record was a massive hit, producing a US number one single in "Heart Of Gold". Other songs returned to some usual Young themes: "Alabama" was "an unblushing rehash of 'Southern Man'"; and "The Needle And The Damage Done" was a lament for great artists who had died of heroin addiction. The album's success caught Young off guard and his first instinct was to back away from stardom. He would later write that the record "put me in the middle of the road. Traveling there soon became a bore so I headed for the ditch. A rougher ride but I saw more interesting people there."
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Sorry if you are not a fan but the clip sends chills down my spine.
Needle is really a tear jerker to me.
Yeah, both Needle and Old Man are guaranteed goosebumps for me, every damn time. Nice vid.
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When We Rise Up ~ When We Lie Down
As the alarm goes off each morning,
Father, help me to equip these children You've given me
to be all You designed and desire them to be,
and to stir them to accomplish great exploits for Your glory….
May they be children of great discernment and great influence...
May Your Presence serve to protect them
spiritually, physically, and emotionally…
I place this here because it's the first thing we do every morning. Before we talk to God beyond thanksgiving and praise, we want to hear His Words and His Will before advancing in prayer.
When Jesus was tempted by satan in the wilderness, He responded with three quotes from Deuteronomy, two of them from Deuteronomy 6. This chapter gives us an important directive.
"And these words which I command you today
shall be in your heart.
You shall teach them diligently to your children,
and shall talk of them when you sit in your house,
when you walk by the way, when you lie down,
and when you rise up.
You shall bind them as a sign on your hand,
and they shall be as frontlets between your eyes.
You shall write them on the doorposts of your house
and on your gates."
Deuteronomy 6:6-9 NKJV
And this passage must have special significance as God repeated His instructions,
"You shall teach them to your children,
speaking of them when you sit in your house,
when you walk by the way, when you lie down,
and when you rise up."
Deuteronomy 11:19 NKJV
I cry out to You –
I long for You to show me great and amazing things
that I do not know.
Teach me Your Wisdom so that
I may share it with Your children
in our home
and with Your children throughout the world.
Open the eyes of my understanding so that I may have
a dynamic influence
on my children's hearts and minds.
I long for us all to passionately desire
to know You and to live a surrendered life
as Your faithful, faith-filled friends.
As you awaken your children, ask God to Awaken their hearts. Ask Him to Awaken the hearts of His children throughout the world. And,
I pray that my family will never
be conformed to this world
but be daily transformed
by the renewing of their minds
so that they're able to test and approve
Your good,
and perfect Will (Rom. 12:2)…
Any time you touch them, verbally or in your heart, speak blessings over them. Love and encourage them always – calling out the best in them. They belong to our Father, and He is watching…
Some children may not be receptive to your speaking prayers or blessings openly; others will embrace this willingly. If they're not receptive, irritating them will only drive them further from you and God.
The main thing is that when you speak to God, even silently, the words from your heart touch His Heart, which then touch your children's hearts. It may take time, but continue steadfastly in prayer – never giving up on the gift God has given you. Exercise your special pa
rental, spiritual authority. Enter their rooms and pray while they're sleeping and while they're away. Pray fiercely and faithfully. Don't allow yourself to grow weary – keep planting prayerful and faith-filled seed, and you will reap a harvest of blessing,
you do not give up (Gal 6:9-10).
When the grandchildren have a birthday party, before singing "Happy Birthday", my son-in-love, Matthew, places his hand on the birthday child's head and pronounces a blessing before all of their friends. It's very moving – a powerful and beautiful family tradition.
I pray that my children will hunger and thirst
for You and for righteousness…
That their favorite food will be to do Your holy Will.
Tim and I have been awakened at night with a strong sense of a dark spiritual presence. We walked through the house praying, praying over the kids, until we felt peace. Interesting, this hasn't happened since we got rid of satellite television access. As you tuck them in, make their beds, fold their blankets:
Father God,
please embrace these children with Your tender Presence,
hiding them in the shadow of Your wings (Ps. 91:4)…
Father, please cover and protect these
from every strategy of the enemy of all souls.
May they forever enjoy the comfort of the Holy Spirit…
No matter what my children are facing,
may they lie down and sleep in peace
because in Your Love and Presence
they are safe and saved (Ps. 4:8).
I love softly stroking the heads of my children or grandchildren as they sleep.
I pray that my family will not be conformed to this world
but be transformed by the renewing of their minds
so that they're able to test and approve
Your good, pleasing, and perfect Will (Rom. 12:2)…
Beyond loving and praying with or for our children, let's remember the children that have been devastated by the destruction of the family and moral breakdown of the culture. They are starving for authentic love and for God.
Please be near children who have no fathers in their homes
teaching them to be men,
or mothers in their homes teaching them to be women…
Those who do not have praying parents or grandparents –
Father, we adopt these in our hearts
because it's Your will (2 Pet. 3:9)…
You are a Father to the fatherless (Ps. 68:5)…
Please hover over these hearts day and night,
wiping their tears,
speaking Light and Love into their minds at all times and in all places…
As You draw them, let it be persistent and powerful –
these need Your Love, and You desire and deserve their praise.
"Rise during the night and cry out.
Pour out your hearts like water to the LORD.
Lift up your hands to him in prayer, pleading for your children,
for in every street they are faint with hunger."
Lamentations 2:19 NLT
Samuel was young and didn't yet know the LORD or how to recognize His Voice, but God appeared to him during the night to share one of His secrets. As you fall asleep each night,
speak to my children when they rise up each morning,
throughout each day,
and in the stillness of each night (1 Sam. 3)…
Father, let it be among my children, your servants…
"'In the last days, God says,
I will pour out my Spirit on all people.
Your sons and daughters will prophesy,
your young men will see visions,
your old men will dream dreams.
Even on my servants, both men and women,
I will pour out my Spirit in those days,
and they will prophesy.'"
Acts 2:17-18 NIV
These are the days; so let it be.
Grant all quiet, listening, and obedient hearts.
I sleep with a sheep. Whenever I get up during the night or change positions, I can feel my sheep and am moved to pray,
please help my family to recognize Your Voice
and follow wherever You lead us.
Speak to us day and night even as we sleep.
May we not recognize the voice of those bearing dark doctrines (John 10)…
We are Your sheep and the people of Your pasture.
We enter into Your gates with thanksgiving
and into Your courts with praise (Ps. 23:3-4)…
After Bible study each morning, I put him on my Bible next to my chair, a visual reminder that prompts me to this prayer each time I see him throughout the day. Share the sheep project with your children.
Click on the sheep to read my article about this in Just 18 Summers.
At night, after my girls were asleep, I placed my hands on their heads, asking God to put a holy fear upon any young man who wasn't a part of His Plan for their lives. Kristina was a homecoming queen, Peach Queen, Alabama's High School Homecoming Queen, and third runner up at the America's Homecoming Queen pageant at Disneyland in California – beautiful inside and out. But few would ask her for a date. She'd leave a pageant with flowers and crown, come home and spend the night eating cookie dough, playing cards, and watching chick flicks with baby sister and me. She sometimes said, "Mom, what's wrong with me?" I had to remind her that GOD had a plan for her life.
When she married her prince, Matthew was the answer to twenty-three years of prayer. He was handsome and holy – both saving their hearts and bodies for each other. We fell in love with him, his family, their friends, and now enjoy four grandchildren and the blessing of God that attends their relationship. Matthew's name means "Gift of God." Feel free to use this dangerously effective prayer.


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Having a working smoke alarm will drastically increase your chances of surviving a fire in your home. All manufacturers recommend replacing smoke alarms every ten years. The Clinton Township Division of Fire has initiated a free smoke alarm program for those in need in our community. Every year countless lives are lost due to not having this life saving device installed in their homes. I believe every home in our community should have a working smoke alarm. If you are a resident of Clinton Township and are in need, your fire department will install a smoke alarm free of charge. If you would like to schedule an installation or have any questions please call 614-475-0022.
Yours in Safety,
Brian Fraley, Fire Chief
Clinton Township Division of Fire


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The Book of Rubbish Ideas positively celebrates reducing waste in your home and keeping more money in your pocket by being savvy with some of your shopping ideas.
Of course, cooking from fresh is a terrific way of combining both and I've been doing it for years. I started making simple recipe loaves and rolls when the children were born. I wanted to take more charge of what was going into the bellies of my babies and I soon realised, it was a very fulfilling process too.
But being a busy mother of three, I also realised I didn't have much spare time to indulge either…who does!
So I started 'tweaking' the recipes and fiddling around with kneading methods too and I devised a way of reducing the time and effort needed to make it and a way to save pounds and pennies too by incorporating some of the usual kitchen leftovers in the recipes.
Don't be alarmed, I'm not talking about chopped up chicken bones or anything, I mean stuff like the last few spoons from the pan that cooked up the breakfast porridge, or a grated carrot or courgette that has gone floppy and is past it's best….these accessible ingredients added to a dough not only reduce the rubbish that might have ended up in the bin (or hopefully the compost), but they can significantly reduce the cost you'd have spent on the raw ingredients – it's a win, win situation!
So, I've put together a few 2 1/2 hour workshops to teach some of my favourite frugal recipes and I run them at a delightful little shop in Lyme Regis, the doorway to the Jurassic Coast and an area of outstanding natural beauty.
There are lots of bed and breakfast places nearby and I'd be delighted to help you find one that suits your budget and expectations, so, if you're keen on mastering the art of easy bread making and ensuring you never go hungry again, hop onto the courses page at Magic Oxygen and see if you can find a recipe to whet your appetite!
I look forward to welcoming you down here soon, oh and gift vouchers are available too if you're looking for a unique eco-experience to give to someone you love,
Rubbishly yours,


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Bears all set to return in 2011
By Toby Connor
December 27, 2010
It's almost impossible to find anyone who is long term bearish on the stock market or economy at this time. In the recent Barron's poll every single analyst expected a rise in stock prices next year and continued economic expansion.
I think they are all going to be wrong, horribly wrong. I believe next year the stock market will begin the third leg down in the secular bear market. And the global economy will tip over into the next recession that will be much worse than the last one.
I've gone over the 3-year cycle in the dollar index many times. The dip down into the next 3-year cycle low this spring should drive the final leg up in gold's massive C-wave. What I haven't talked much about is what happens after the dollar bottoms.
The Rest…HERE


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Effective Control Of Caterpiller
Bacillus Thuringiensis
HS Code – 3009030
Documents – MSDS / LABEL / FCO / COA / Trial report
500gm, 1Kg
Mode of Action
Bacillus thuringiensis Var. Kurstaki (or Bt) is a common gram positive, spore-forming, soil bacterium. When resources are limited, vegetative Bt cells undergo sporulation, synthesizing a protein crystal during spore formation. Proteins in these crystals are called Cry (Crystal) endotoxins and have been known for decades to display insecticidal activity against specific insect groups. Even though Cry toxins have been extensively used commercially, the specifics of their mode of action are still controversial. This multi-step toxicity process includes ingestion of the Cry protein by a susceptible insect, solubilisation, and processing from a protoxin to an activated toxin core in the insect digestive fluid. The toxin core travels across the peritrophic matrix and binds to specific receptors called cadherins on the brush border membrane of the gut cells. Toxin binding to cadherin proteins results in activation of an oncotic cell death pathway and/or formation of toxin oligomers that bind to GPI-anchored proteins and concentrate on regions of the cell membrane called lipid rafts. Accumulation of toxin oligomers results in toxin insertion in the membrane, pore formation, osmotic cell shock, and ultimately insect death.
Target Crops:
Vegetables (Tomato, Cabbage, Cauliflower), Cotton, Pulses, Paddy, Chilli, Okra etc..
Method of Application & Dosage:
Foliar Spray: Take 5 to 10 gm. Mahastra per ltr of water. Spray with high volume knapsack sprayer or power sprayer with sticker at the appearance of insect pests mainly DBM (Diamond Back Moth) & Helicoverpa in Tomato & Cotton
Repeat the Foliar Spray at 10 times intervals
Bacillus thuringiensis is plant and environment compatible. It can be mixed with bio-fungicide; Bio-insecticide and bio-fertilizer don't mix with chemical fertilizers.


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Thus closes my notes for the month of December and also for the year just passed and gone and now numbered with the things that were. Whether the Almighty will spare me to chronicle the daily events of the incoming year is more than I know but trusting in Him I shall enter upon the pleasing task, which is useful as a reference and may be profitable to those who have an interest in me.
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Friday, September 7th, 1866
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From texasdaybyday.com . . . On this day in 1866, federal soldiers under Bvt. Maj. George W. Smith reportedly set fire to and looted several stores in Brenham. The incident grew out of a controversy involving newspaper editor D. L. McGary's frequent attacks on the local Freedmen's Bureau in the Brenham Banner. McGary was arrested by federal authorities; after his release, on September 7, three soldiers were shot during an altercation at a dance. Other soldiers returned to the scene, arrested two citizens, and set a fire that burned part of the town. Smith maintained the innocence of his men and refused to turn them over to local officials. The episode helped Brenham gain a reputation for the "unreconstructed" Southern mentality of its white residents. After lengthy hearings by both federal and state officials, the issue of the soldiers' guilt remained unresolved. Smith was transferred to Seguin, where he was later convicted of theft of Freedmen's Bureau funds. Though his conviction was overturned on appeal, he resigned his commission in 1869, the same year that a convention of Democratic editors met in Brenham and denounced, among other things, the idea of black suffrage. Smith died in 1890.


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|About Views handlers
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|About Views plugins
|In Views, a plugin is a bit like a handler, but plugins are not directly responsible for building the query. Instead, they are objects that are used to display the view or make other modifications.
|CRUD functions for export.
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|Export alterations
|Feature module hooks
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|Feature's component alter hooks
|Hooks to modify components defined by other features. These come in the form hook_COMPONENT_alter where COMPONENT is the default_hook declared by any of components within features.
|Feeds Tamper API
|API functions for dealing with plugins and plugin instances.
|Field implementations
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|Hook and callback implementations
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|Mapping API
|Objects that represent a View or part of a view
|These objects are the core of Views do the bulk of the direction and storing of data. All database activity is in these objects.
|Pathauto: Automatically generates aliases for content
|The Pathauto module automatically generates path aliases for various kinds of content (nodes, categories, users) without requiring the user to manually specify the path alias. This allows you to get aliases like /category/my-node-title.html instead of…
|Plugin API
|Feeds offers a CTools based plugin API. Fetchers, parsers and processors are declared to Feeds as plugins.
|Propery implementations
|Sample Webform Component
|In each of these examples, the word "component" should be replaced with the, name of the component type (such as textfield or select). These are not actual hooks, but instead samples of how Webform integrates with its own built-in components.
|The life of a view
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|Webform Module Hooks
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|Wysiwyg API
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National Conference on Health Professions Education 2016 (NCHPE 2016)
23-26 November, 2016
Program at a glance
Wednesday, 23 November 2016
07.30 am - 08.30 am
Registration and Breakfast
08.30 am - 10.30 am
10.30 am - 10.45 am
10.45 am - 12.30 pm
12.30 pm - 01.30 pm
01.30 pm - 03.30 pm
03.30 pm - 03.45 pm
03.45 pm – 05.30 pm
24 November 2016
25 November 2016
26 November 2016
08.00 am - 09.00 am
Registration and Breakfast
09.00 am - 09.30 am
Key note address 1
Why do we need to teach professionalism?
Key note address 3
Assessment of professionalism
Designing a residency program for professionalism -Teaching in the moral mode of practice
09.30 am - 10.30 am
Inaugural function
Symposium -
Strategies for teaching learning professionalism
Small group discussion
10.30 am - 11.00 am
11.00 am - 12.15 pm
Panel discussion
Creating culture of humanism in medical education
Panel discussion
ATCOM Module for IMG
Summary of small group discussion Valedictory function
12.15 pm - 01.00 pm
Key note address 2
Program for teaching of professionalism at undergraduate level
Key note address 4
Continuing professional development - focus on professionalism
01.00 pm - 02.00 pm
02.00 pm - 03.30 pm
Poster presentation
Poster presentation
03.30 pm - 04.00 pm
04.00 pm - 05.15 pm
Small group discussion
Small group discussion
07.30 pm - 09.00 pm
Conference Dinner
Regional DAFFRI Workshop: Education Methods
(Only for invited faculty of FRI)
24 November 2016
02:00 - 04:10 pm
DAFFRI Session
4:10 - 4:25 pm
4:25 - 07:30 pm
DAFFRI Session
Conference Programme:
Pre-Conference Workshops – 23rd November, 2016
Conference – 24th to 26th November, 2016
Preconference Workshops (PCWs) - 23rd November, 2016
Morning PCWs (8.30 am to 12.30 pm)
PCW 01 - Faculty development for teaching professionalism
Ciraj Ali, Sucheta Dandekar, Rupal Patel
PCW 02 - Supporting teaching of professionalism – changing educational environment
Janet Grant, Rita Sood, Anusha Prabhakaran
*PCW 03 - Teaching professionalism in traditional curriculum
Krishna Seshadri, Himanshu Pandya, Praveen Singh
PCW 04 - Assessment of professionalism
Tejinder Singh, Jyoti Nath Modi, Sanjay Gupta
PCW 05 – Experiential and Reflective learning
Nirmala Rege, Munira HIrkani, Jagdish Varma
*PCW 06 – Bioethics teaching for undergraduates
Russel D'Souza, Mary Mathew, Princy Palati, Barna Ganguly
*PCW 03 and PCW 06 cancelled
Afternoon PCWs (1.30 pm to 5.30 pm)
PCW 07 - Portfolio learning
Gominda Ponnamperuma, Dinesh Badyal, Dinesh Kumar
PCW 08 - The use of art and video in medicine
Sanjiv Lewin, Sudha Ramlingam, Sarmishtha Ghosh
PCW 09 - Mentoring in medicine
Chetna Desai, Anshu, Jaishree Ganjiwale
PCW 10 - Narrative medicine
Avinash Supe, Payal Bansal, Suman Singh
PCW 11 – A liberatory praxis of medical humanities
Navjeevan Singh, Satendra Singh, Bhalendu Vaishnav
PCW 12 – Academic leadership
Thomas Chacko, Ciraj Ali, Himanshu Pandya
Workshop for interns and postgraduates - 23rd November, 2016
9.00 am to 5.00 pm
"Ethical issues in Patient Care"
Russel D'Souza, Mary Mathew, Princy Palati, Barna Ganguly, Avinash D'Souza, Santosh Salagre, Swapnil Agarwal
Full day workshop to be organised by UNESCO Bioethics Unit of Gujarat, for interns and postgraduates only
Maximum fifty participants will be registered on first-come first-served basis
Conference – 24th to 26th November, 2016
Tentative conference program
Key note addresses
1. Why do we need to teach professionalism?
Speaker: D K Srinivas
2. Program for teaching of professionalism at undergraduate level
Speaker: Krishna Sheshadri
3. Assessment of professionalism
Speaker: Zubair Amin
4. Continuing professional development - focus on professionalism
Speaker: Janet Grant
Panel discussions
1. Creating a culture of humanism in medical education
Panelists: Navjeevan Singh, Satendra Singh, Melissa Fischer, Bhalendu Vaishnav
2. ATCOM Module for IMG
Panelists: Avinash Supe, Krishna Sheshadri, Himanshu Pandya, Chetna Desai
Strategies for teaching and learning professionalism
Speakers: Janet Grant, Gominda Ponnamperuma, Melissa Fischer
Video Presentation
Designing a residency program for professionalism -Teaching in the moral mode of practice
Video Presentation by Della Fish and Linda de Cossart
Working groups
1. Teaching and assessment of professionalism in traditional program for undergraduates
2. Teaching and assessment of professionalism in residency program
3. Incorporating professionalism in continuing professional development
Poster sessions
Themes for poster session
- Attributes of professionalism for health care professional
- Teaching learning of professionalism at undergraduate level
- Teaching professionalism and fostering professional values during residency
- Supporting teaching learning of professionalism – changing educational environment
- Ethics, law and professionalism
- Assessment of professionalism
- Faculty Development for teaching and learning of professionalism
- Continuing professional development focusing on professionalism
- Professionalism and professional regulation
- Communication skills for medicine
- Faculty evaluation
We will also welcome other scholarly work under the areas of curriculum development, teaching learning, assessment, student support and faculty development.


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If you are troubled by missing teeth or are embarrassed by damaged and discolored teeth, consider availing teeth implants in Guadalajara, Jalisco – Mexico.
With its state-of-the-art dental clinics, highly experienced dental professionals and low cost treatments, Mexico offers affordable solutions for missing teeth!
In 2008, the National Center for Health Statistics study found that nearly a quarter of Americans under the age of 65 did not have dental insurance.
In numbers, this translates to nearly 45 million Americans. So the draw of lost-cost yet high-value treatments has made dental tourism in Mexico a viable choice not only for Americans but also for patients from other parts of the world, who are suffering from teeth problems.
What are Teeth Implants?
- Teeth implants or dental implants are substitutes for rotten, damaged, or injured teeth roots that are made of titanium.
- This root device is placed in the bone socket under local anesthesia. Dental implants act as foundations upon which restorative dental procedures are performed.
- While more expensive than dentures, dental implants can last a lifetime with proper care. More stable than dentures, teeth implants improve the aesthetic appearance of your mouth and smile, ease speaking and chewing, and aid in dental hygiene.
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Showing our customers where and how we make our beers is very important to us, and we know that there is considerable public interest in brewing and breweries.
Our brewery tours cater for individuals or private groups, with visitors given the chance to learn about some of our history, view the brewery and sample some of our beers under the guidance of a member of our team.
All tours must be pre-booked in advance and availability and dates can be checked through our online shop.
As an extra special gift, why not consider one of our Private Brewery tours and beer tasting for two?
Private group tours must be prebooked in advance on weekday evenings only, starting at either 6pm or 7pm. The charge is £150 for up to 15 people, thereafter £10 per head up to a maximum of 40 people. The visit will last approximately 2 hours.
Due to the nature of this as a working brewery the tour is not suitable for those in wheel chairs or unable to climb stairs.