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I can barely formulate a thought today.
A sentance is going to be a push.
A Blog post would be a labour of Hercules.I have so much to say without the wit to formulate it. So to be really lazy I am going to post a transcript of my fashion show introduction and sneak peek one of Eddie Judd's stunning runway shots!
It was immense...
It was immense...
Ladies and gentlemen, if I could have your attention for a moment, I'd like to explain why the old lady of bridalwear, Miss Bush, is taking part in this fabulous event.
Personally, I blame Ryan Giggs. If it were not for his super injunction I would never have dusted off my dormant Twitter account to see that he was, indeed, the unnamed footballer at the centre of the furore.
In short – the path from that moment to this is a short 5 months. I went on to source makes up artists and photographers ssing the medium of Twitter to collaborate on a Miss Bush Launch. It worked so well I had to set up a new blog to share the amazing images. From there I somehow got embroiled in a photo shoot at a new wedding venue which some woman called Caudery kept pestering me about. No sooner had we got that one in the can than we started planning today's launch.
With regards to social media I am still like a clumsy toddler with a fist full of crayons – my blog is littered with typos and there is absolutely no discernable technical skill. I display work and stats that most pros would discard with a naïve pride.
What there is, however, is a platform for opinions and I have plenty of those – in the Punk spirit I can publish and be damned. I can also seek out like-minded talented individuals to create working relationships with.
So now that I've found new friends in the playground, what can I bring to the party? I can throw my wardrobes and collections open to stylists and photographers and they can reinterpret bridalwear for a new age. I, and shops like ours, can bring expertise and technical skills – a critical eye, and very often a budget, to collaborative projects.
On behalf of Tigerlily Weddings, Leo Bancroft and Miss Bush Bridalwear I would like to introduce the Sirens Collection at Fetcham with a special thank you to Suzanne Neville for her tireless hard work on our behalf.
When I was tweeting the 'actual' Suzanne Neville the other morning at 7am and it was really 'her' in the studio making a dress for Tulisa I had a bit of a starry moment. When Tony Hampton, the world's most glam courier, delivered our bespoke special dress for the show I almost cried it was so beautiful.
So what you see this afternoon is the coming together of Couturier, Retailer, Stylist, Blogger, and Venue in a collaborative artistic process. It has made me 'join in'. I have jumped off Bush Island, which is not easy, as I like The Bush being an island nation with me as the potty dictator. I am as diplomatic as a sledgehammer – but I too could not resist the Sirens Call.


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• Named Oklahoma's outside receivers coach on Feb. 9, 2015.
• OU's offense has been the country's most prolific since his arrival in Norman, ranking fourth nationally in scoring (43.5 ppg) and seventh in yards per game (530.2) in 2015, third in scoring (43.9) and second in yards per game (554.8) in 2016, and third in scoring (45.1 ppg) and first in yards per game (school-record 579.6) in 2017.
• One of two coaches to coach two different Biletnikoff Award winners, the most recent pupil being Dede Westbrook in 2016, who caught 80 passes for 1,524 yards (19.1 per catch) and 17 TDs. A Heisman Trophy finalist, he was also OU's first unanimous All-American since 2004.
• Joined the Sooners after spending the previous three seasons coaching outside receivers for Mike Leach at Washington State. Was originally indocrinated in Leach's highly successful offensive approach while on his staff at Texas Tech.
• In 2014, Washington State led all FBS schools in passing, averaging 477.7 yards per game, more than 100 more than the next closest squad as the Cougars shattered the Pac-12 record with 5,732 passing yards.
• Washington State also ranked seventh in the nation in total offense and was ninth in completion percentage in 2014. Simmons' top pupil that season was Vince Mayle, a former basketball player who tied for fourth in the nation with 106 receptions, while his 1,483 receiving yards ranked fifth among FBS players.
• During the 2013 campaign, Washington State set a Pac-12 record with 470 completions as the Cougars ranked fourth in the nation by averaging 368.0 passing ypg after coming in 10th in the nation in that department in 2012 (330.4 ypg).
• Worked with OU head coach Lincoln Riley at both Texas Tech (2008-09) and East Carolina (2010-11).
• Propelled East Carolina WR Lance Lewis to a record-setting 2010 campaign. Lewis became only the third player in school history to register a 1,000-yard receiving season as the All-Conference USA performer caught 89 passes for 1,116 yards with 14 scores.
• His initial assignment working with Leach and Riley came at Texas Tech, where he helped WR Michael Crabtree earn the Biletnikoff Award and consensus All-America honors in 2007 and '08.
• Crabtree was subsequently tabbed as the 10th overall selection in the 2009 NFL Draft after accumulating 97 receptions for 1,165 yards and 19 touchdowns during his final campaign for the Red Raiders.
• In 2009, he and Riley helped develop walk-on receiver Alex Torres into a Freshman All-American who led the Red Raiders in receiving.
• Simmons spent 10 years working with Leach at Texas Tech. Prior to his coaching assignment with the Red Raiders, he served as Leach's chief of staff from 2005-07.
• Originally joined the Texas Tech program as the assistant athletics director/quality control for the football program, coordinating recruiting visits, player personnel issues, community service initiatives and other responsibilities.
• Coached running backs at Cornell University in 1999, where also held the title of assistant athletics director and chief of staff.
• A three-year starting outside linebacker at BYU, Simmons began his coaching career at his alma mater in 1997, working with the offensive line and special teams.
• Simmons, who earned a degree in broadcast communications, was a member of teams that claimed four straight Western Athletic Conference titles and made four bowl appearances.
• Served as an NFL Minority Fellowship intern with the Buffalo Bills during the summer of 1999.
• Earned his master's degree in educational leadership in August 1999 from BYU.
• Three-year starter at BYU as an outside linebacker
• Played in four bowl games at BYU
• Dede Westbrook (Oklahoma); Heisman Finalist; Biletnikoff Award; Unanimous First-Team All-American; Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year; Big 12 Newcomer of the Year
• Vince Mayle (Washington State), Ravens; All-Pac-12 Second Team
• Lance Lewis (East Carolina); All-Conference USA Second Team
• Michael Crabtree (Texas Tech), Raiders; Biletnikoff Award; All-America First Team; All-Big 12 First Team
• Alex Torres (Texas Tech); Freshman All-American

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And yes, we do have waterfalls.
Snow in Hawaii! Only on the Big Island. But don't worry, it's NOT cold down here!
Swim with the Honu (sea turtles) in Champagne Cove (Kapoho)
This beautiful drive is only 5 minutes north of Hilo!
We took this ocean view shot on the Red Road Drive! You won't want to miss this.
This tropical rain forest is located in Volcano National Park.
Akaka Falls. This waterfall is only a 20 drive north of Hilo!
The famous Kapoho Tidepools… swim and snorkel till your heart's content – THE BEST!
We took these shots, and couldn't keep from taking more and more. Aren't digital cameras wonderful?
And Kilauea! You can't miss THE VOLCANO.
Spend hours at the rim, and in the rain forest, and hiking the trails, checking out the Thurston Lava tube, or at the Visitors Center.
And don't forget Pahoa! Pahoa is a funky little throw-back town frequented by locals, hippies, new-agers, and a supporting cast of colorful characters who defy description. Take way the cars and paved road, and you've got the wild west. Raised wooden sidewalks (boardwalks), stores stocked with both the local and exotic and wonderful restaurants of great ethnic variety: Thai (Ning's and Sukothai), Mexican (Luquin's) and many other great restaurants with quality food. If you're staying in the Kapoho area, then you'll be in our "neck of the woods". Remember, when you visit here, you're in the Real Hawaii. We're "off the beaten path", and that's what makes East Hawaii so very special. You can choose the regular "tourist traps", or the beauty and experience that Hilo and East Hawaii have to offer! So, what are you waiting for? Come on over!
Ahalanui Hot Springs – a public park: For snorkeling or just relaxing in the 95 degree geothermally heated water is a great place to spend an afternoon with family and friends. The inlet is safe and a life-guard is on duty. There are no concession stands, so bring along plenty of food and water. And please don't forget the sunscreen. This is only a five minute drive from our Kapoho vacation rentals!
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′tis The Season: College Students Flock HomeArticle posted on Monday, December, 19th, 2011 at 9:59 am by Dr. Nancy Berk (4 comments)
Thanksgiving Break gives families a tiny taste of togetherness, but it can be pretty misleading. Great food and "catch up" conversation, laundry services, and a quick turnaround back to campus makes for an easy transition. The long Winter Break? Well, that's another story.
Below is my list of common student and parent pet peeves to watch out for over the holidays. They're normal, but they're easier to handle if you see them coming. Take a deep breath and hang onto your patience and that holiday spirit.
Parent Pet Peeves
1. The Popular Phrase: "I'm in college so you can't tell me what to do." Enough said.
2. The Social Media Frenzy: This is propelled by the need to stay connected, as in "I miss my college friends and will Skype and text them constantly until I return to campus."
3. Their Superior Attitude: This has the "my life is cooler than yours" undertones as in "This town is so lame and boring, I don't know how you can live here."
4. The Kitchen Destruction: A college student let loose in a fully stocked pantry is always the recipe for chaos.
5. Their Sleep Schedule: Family meal planning is sabotaged. How can you schedule lunch when their breakfast happens at 2 p.m.?
College Student Pet Peeves
1. The Questions: Parents delight in digging. They want to know about every class, professor, and friend you've encountered since September. They want to know if you're happy and they're not afraid to ask you. Over. And over. And over again.
2. The Hovering: Parents can't help it. They have to make sure you've had enough helpings of mashed potatoes even though you said you were full 15 minutes ago.
3. The Clean Up Requirements: Parents have spent the last 3 months wandering in and out of your tidy room. They've become used to it. Your return is a shock to their system.
4. The Expectations: Yup, parents can't shake the "You'll live by my rules" attitude. They expect you to get up at the crack of noon, not wake up an entire household because you want to play video games or make macaroni and cheese at 3 a.m. Their inflexibility can drive you crazy.
5. The Dress Code Comments: When you return with a beard or have traded cargo pants for skinny jeans, expect parental commentary. Any dramatic apparel or hair change can lead to lengthy critiques. Old habits die hard. Add a tattoo or piercing to the mix and you've got some explaining to do.
Happy Holidays!
Leave a comment and let me know how you make your reunions work!
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Any new wife has heard that the transition to ordinary married life can take a toll on the spiciness of bedroom life. But we have one solution that will keep the bum tight and the sexual intimacy engaged: partner yoga.
Your average yoga teacher will tell you that the ancient practice will decrease stress, tone your muscles, and better your mood. What they probably won't tell you is that it'll improve your sex life, both physically and emotionally. Research shows that yogis report enhanced desire and overall sexual gratification.
But partner yoga, also called acro yoga, has the added benefit that it forces a couple to communicate in a new way. "It is the yoga of trust," explained acro yoga instructor Daniel Scott. "Where 'normal' yoga focuses on the individual, acro yoga creates partnership by requiring people to communicate with compassion and truth — verbally, physically and energetically."
Check out these five ways partner yoga helps you get it on.
1. Builds trust
Partner yoga involves contorting and balancing two bodies together, creating a sense of vulnerability. To achieve the postures, you need to completely trust that your partner will hold you up or catch you if you fall. It's easier said than done, of course. The trick is to learn to relax in each posture, a calming exercise that can be practiced on and off the mat.
2. Shapes muscle in all the right places
Yoga's muscle-building reputation benefits more than a tight bum. The acrobatic elements of partner yoga increases core strength and flexibility, both useful for changing up the regular romp. Additionally, the engagement of your pelvic floor muscles in various poses works like Kegels — it conditions your "sexual muscles" and increases blood flow to the region.
3. Forces teamwork
Partner yoga challenges couples to communicate and collaborate in tough situations: elaborate contortions and demanding balances. By learning to think on your feet (or hands) and find solutions and harmony with a sense of calmness, couples practice a necessary skill for making it through a marriage.
See More: 5 Yoga Resorts For Honeymooners
4. Reduces stress
The number one reason why women can't get in the mood is stress, and a top reason people seek yoga is stress reduction. Put the two together! The concentration on the breath and elegant movement through postures in a yoga class has been proven to decrease stress hormones. How that links to sex is that sex hormones increase as stress hormones lower, allowing you to feel more free to hop in bed.
The breathing techniques of yoga, called pranayama, cause the body to release the same chemicals in the brain that sex does, leaving a yogi after a long practice with that same blissful feeling as an orgasm from erotic activity. The quick inhales and exhales of Kapalabhati breathing shuts down the cortex of the brain, responsible for higher thinking, and allows your limbic system, part of the primitive brain, to release sex hormones.


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1311 – 'Illimani Sunrise' – Bolivia
In August 2012 a team of nine OCdts from East Midlands UOTC, led by OCdt Joe Holt ventured to Bolivia for Ex Illimani Sunrise, a demanding high-altitude expedition which aimed to develop the team's alpine mountaineering skills, and climbed a series of peaks culminating with Nevado Illimani at 6350m the highest mountain in the Cordillera Real.
The team mustered at base in Nottingham where kit was issued and packed ready for our long but smooth flight to La Paz via Miami. We arrived early in the morning and moved in to Hotel Fuentes, our base point for the duration of our time in Bolivia. The effects of being at altitude were immediate and even the task of carrying kit up flights of stairs became difficult. This however was strategic; by spending our time prior to the mountain phases at 3,600m we were straight into acclimatising.
The day after we arrived we were met by our Bolivian Navy Liaison Officer Lt Marco Guttierez. He provided local assistance in Lima and for our visit to Lake Titicaca.
Our acclimatisation phase began with day walks in and around the 'Moon Valley' and Lake Titicaca – the highest navigable lake in the world. Here we were also welcomed by Lt Guttierez's Bolivian Navy Unit who gave us a short presentation on their work patrolling the Peruvian-Bolivian border which bisects the lake and also accompanied us during our stay here, showing us the sights and educating us of the Incan history of the region.
Next we moved to the Condoriri Massif, our first foray into the impressive mountains which Bolivia is famous for. Here we met Captain Eric Guitierrez, the Bolivian Army's senior mountaineering instructor who would be with us for the remainder of the expedition. Llamas were used to transport our kit to basecamp by Laguna Chiar Khota from where we could gaze up at the 'Head of the Condor' and it's impressive 'wings'. After a cracking meal by our chef Nemesio, we all got a good night's rest. In the following days we climbed Pico Austria 5100m then conducted Alpine Mountain Proficiency (AMF) training covering glacial skills, use of axe & crampons, rope techniques, avalanche risk and snow pack analysis, roped travel and crevasse rescue. We were now ready to climb our first alpine ascent. Next a 2am torchlit start gave us plenty of time ascend the glacier to reach the summit of Pico Tarija (5,225m) which afforded us spectacular views of the Amazon basin to the East and out towards the Atlantic basin in the West. The Condoriri area training now complete, we headed back to La Paz to prepare for our next objective, Huayna Potosi.
After a rest/admin day in La Paz, we were back in the mountains at Laguna Zongo base camp (4,750m) to prepare for Huayna Potosi, our first taste of climbing above 6,000m. Bad weather kept us sheltering in the refuge for 24 hours which meant we had to make it to the summit in one push rather than the standard overnight at high camp. A 1am start, plenty of grit and determination and several hours of navigating through crevasse fields later, we were stood at the summit atop the exposed ridge and feeling on top of the world. The summit was an airy 6076m high. We then made a careful retreat in worsening weather all the way back down to the base camp at 4600m and returned to La Paz.
Back in La Paz, the team took a days break to face the challenge of cycling the Death Road. Fortunately, no-one met their end here though there were a few near misses! Now in La Paz, the main challenge of the expedition, Illimani at 6350m loomed over us – as it does for those who live in La Paz and we soon found ourselves heading up a dirt road into the remote villages at the base of Illimani, ready to tackle the challenge with the skills gained on our previous peaks. A gentle walk-in took us to the base camp at 4,500m, followed the day after by a long and at times precarious move via rock slabs up to the 'Nest of the Condors' high camp at 5,600m. We planned a 2am start, but a night storm caused us to delay our departure until 5am. Thankfully the storm abated and we were able to start our ascent. The route climbed along a narrow ridge to start with, then wove through crevasses up some fairly broad slopes to the summit ridge at about 600m. Here, the whaleback ridge rose to the right and we slowly made our way in the rarified air with the sun now well risen to the south summit, the highest of Illimani's three peaks. It had been extremely hard work and was a moment for us all to savour as we reflected on our journey up to this point and the incredible views we were now rewarded with. The descent was tiring as we had to clear our high camp and make our way just as night fell to base camp.
Our final few days in Bolivia were spent on a R&R package which took in the sights of the Uyuni salt flats and the Amazonian rainforest where we spent two days exploring national parks, visiting bat caves and learning about the local culture before white-water rafting down the Esperito Santo River and heading back to La Paz to board our flight home.
On behalf of EMUOTC we would like to thank all those who supported us in this endeavour, financially the Ulysses Trust and AMA and those who through their vast amount of experience helped in planning this arduous expedition. We would also like to give special thanks to the Bolivian Army & Navy for the immense support and camaraderie they provided us; we hope we can return the favour sometime in the future. Also to our army instructor Maj Tolan whose huge experience and instruction enabled the team to obtain and develop vital mountaineering skills and learn just how far they could push themselves to overcome daunting obstacles. Further, excellent team cohesion has forged strong links within the unit which has laid the foundation for further challenging mountaineering expeditions to be led in South America for new recruits and to extend the adventurous spirit within EMUOTC.
Team on Tarija Summit 5250m. L-R OCdts Hole, Weezer, Holt, Baker, Piekarski, Byrd, Marsden, Andrews, Aynsley-Smyth, Capt Guttierez, Maj Tolan


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Be a Dreamer and Reach for the Stars
"Every great dream begins with a dreamer.
Always remember, you have within you the strength,
the patience, and the passion to reach for the
stars to change the world."
Harriet Tubman, 1820 – 1913, African-American Humanitarian
As I see it . . . . . . .
Be a dreamer and reach for the stars
To reach for the stars you have to be a dreamer, stretch your limits and reach beyond your comfort zone.
The things you want most are slightly out of your current reach. When you want them bad enough you will stretch yourself to reach for them.
What you want are in your dreams. In order to reach them you will have to stretch your efforts and be willing to step out of your comfort zone to get closer to them.
You have the strength to achieve your dreams and you have the passion in your heart to realize your dreams.
Bring your dreams to the surface and light the passion of achieving your dreams into a power emotion. Reach for the stars and change your world one day at the time.
Be a doer and be a dreamer and reach for the stars . . . . and you will achieve your dreams and change the your world
©2012 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author


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Great Windows Store apps are connected. They use live tiles, authenticate users with single sign-on and share data between devices and users. To get all these great benefits of being connected, your app needs to use services in the cloud.
Building cloud services is hard. Most cloud platforms offer general purpose capabilities to store data and execute code, but you have to author reams of infrastructure code to glue these capabilities together. I'm sure you are up for the challenge, but I bet backend infrastructure code is not your first priority. You want to focus on realizing your awesome app idea.
Addressing this difficulty, earlier this week we announced a preview of the new service in Windows Azure: Mobile Services. Let me show you how you can add the cloud services you need to your app in minutes, using Mobile Services.
To get started, sign up for the free trial of Windows Azure. You'll get 10 Mobile Services for free. Let's use one of them to build a simple todo list app.
Create a new Mobile Service
- After you've signed up, go to http://manage.windowsazure.com log in using your Microsoft account. Create a new Mobile Service by clicking on the +NEW button at the bottom of the navigation pane.
- Select Mobile Service and click Create. You will see a screen like this:
Figure 1. Create drawer in the management portal.
- In the New Mobile Service wizard, type a name of your app. This forms part of the URL for your new service.
Figure 2 Create Mobile Service wizard, first screen.
- When you create a Windows Azure Mobile Service, we automatically associate it with a SQL database inside Windows Azure. The Windows Azure Mobile Service backend then provides built-in support for enabling remote apps to securely store and retrieve data from it, without you having to write or deploy any custom server code. Type the name of the new database, and enter a Login name and password for your new SQL Server. Remember these credentials if you want to reuse this database server for other Mobile Services. If you signed up for a 90 days free trial, you are entitled for one 1GB database for free.
Figure 3. Create Mobile Service wizard, second screen.
Click the tick button to complete the process. In just a few seconds you'll have a Mobile Service – a backend that you can use to store data, send push notifications and authenticate users. Let's try it out from an app.
Create a new Windows Store app
- Click the name of your newly created mobile service.
- Install the Visual Studio 2012 and Mobile Services SDK, if you haven't already done so.
- To store todo items, you need to create a table. You don't need to predefine the schema for your table; Mobile Services will automatically add columns as needed to store your data.
- Next, select your favorite language, C# or JavaScript, and click Download. This downloads a personalized project that has been pre-configured to connect to your new Mobile Service. Save the compressed project file to your local computer.
- Browse to the location where you saved the compressed project files, expand the files on your computer, and open the solution in Visual Studio 2012 Express for Windows 8.
- Press F5 to launch the app.
In the app, type a todo item in the textbox on the left and click Save. This sends an HTTP request to the new Mobile Service hosted in Windows Azure. This data is then safely stored in your TodoItem table. You receive an acknowledgement from the Mobile Service and your data is displayed in the list on the right.
Figure 4. Your newly created mobile service.
You now have two choices: to create a new app, or to connect an existing app to your Mobile Service. Let's pick the first option and create a simple todo list that stores todo items in your SQL database. Follow the steps on the screen:
Figure 5. Creating a Mobile Services app.
Figure 6. Completed app.
Let us take a look at the code inside the app that saves your data. Stop the todo list app and double-click on App.xaml.cs. Notice the lines:
public static MobileServiceClient MobileService = new MobileServiceClient(
This is the only code you need to connect your app to your Mobile Service. If you are connecting an existing app to your Mobile Service, you can copy this code from the quick start "Connect your existing app" option. Now, open MainPage.xaml.cs and take a look at the next code that inserts data into the Mobile Service:
private IMobileServiceTable<TodoItem> todoTable = App.MobileService.GetTable<TodoItem>();
private async void InsertTodoItem(TodoItem todoItem)
await todoTable.InsertAsync(todoItem);
This is all that's needed to store data in your cloud backend. Here is an equivalent code in JavaScript:
var client = new Microsoft.WindowsAzure.MobileServices.MobileServiceClient(
var todoTable = client.getTable('TodoItem');
var insertTodoItem = function (todoItem) {
todoTable.insert(todoItem).done(function (item) {
Manage and monitor your Mobile Service
Go back to the Windows Azure Management Portal, click the Dashboard tab to see real-time monitoring and usage info for your new Mobile Service.
Figure 7. Mobile Services dashboard.
Click the Data tab and then click on the TodoItems table.
Figure 8. Data tab.
From here you can browse the data that the app inserted into the table.
Figure 9. Browse data.
In this brief overview we've looked at how easy it is to add the power of Windows Azure to your app without the drag that comes with authoring, managing and deploying a complex backend project. We've only scraped the surface of what you can do with Mobile Services. Here's a teaser of some of the other features that are ready for you to explore.
- Authenticate your users with Mobile Services and Microsoft account.
- Validate and authorize access to data using scripts that execute securely, on the server.
- Send toast notifications and update live tiles in just a few lines of code.
Learn more about Mobile Services at http://www.windowsazure.com/mobile.
--Kirill Gavrylyuk,, Lead Program Manager, Windows Azure


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Lemon Creek Lodge is a hand-built, 2 storey post and beam, European styled building with a warm and inviting feeling. You can actually imagine the love put into it.
We are a non-smoking 10 bedroom facility. Each room is well stocked with fresh towels, extra blankets and pillows. There is plenty of room in the dressers for your clothes and that's handy since you really feel like you are home there.
There are 5 shared washrooms, cleaned spotless on a daily basis and more than enough hot water for everyone.
We offer Wi-Fi throughout the lodge, an extensive library or movies and books and satellite TV in the common living room.
After a day of outdoor activities cozy up to the wood stove with a book or play a song on the piano or in the evening, have a Finnish Sauna. Go for a tour of the grounds and stumble onto the Japanese Internment Garden.
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
A Belated but Heartfelt Thank You!
Hello, all—I know it's been a spell since I updated this blog. Hoping to get back on the horse with more news and updates about Forgotten Borough, seeing as how we have more events planned throughout the spring!
A belated but warm, appreciative THANK YOU to everyone who made it out to our official launch party last month, especially our divine readers for the evening: Marcy Dermansky, Arthur Nersesian, and Susan Y. Chi, who was kind enough to fill in at the last minute. It was also great to see (and, in some cases, finally meet!) so many contributors from the book. Some wonderful faces included Jayanti Tamm, Ron Hogan, Buzz Poole, Juanita Torrence-Thompson, Marissa Walsh, and our excellent cover artist, Sheryl Yvette, aka *bitch cakes*! The best part of the event, perhaps, was seeing so many unfamiliar faces—a big thanks to all who spread the word and gave us such a big and lovely crowd!
The above photo was taken at the party by Sheryl Yvette—whose flickr should you should definitely check out if you haven't already, as she's an amazing photog. Below is the book beside the bike that appears on the cover—Sheryl's bike! The most famous bike in Queens.
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The quarterback who won three Super Bowl rings in Dallas will lead the way in trying to bring the 2016 Super Bowl to Dallas.
Cowboys Hall of Famer Troy Aikman will chair the effort to land the 2016 Super Bowl for North Texas, the Star-Telegram reports.
The 2011 Super Bowl will take place at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, and although Dallas can't bid for a future Super Bowl until it has already hosted the 2011 game, North Texas officials and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones definitely want the game in 2016.
The 2016 game will be the 50th Super Bowl. That's Super Bowl L in Roman numerals. And to these eyes, that looks kind of strange.


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Three main topics will be examined 1/ digital design theory, 2/ parametric design + modeling [RHINO, RHINO SCRIPTING, PARACLOUD] and 3/ digital fabrication [RHINOCAM] Each of the four tutors hold different specializations within the stated aspects.
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The workshop proposes the exploration of 'digital tectonics' whereby the emphasis is on total integration between digital modeling and fabrication at a 1:1 scale. Parametric design will be utilized in both methodology and modeling, where students will explore both associative and generative techniques that investigate variation in form and stress physical production design integration. The workshop will result in the production of full scale, digitally manufactured prototypes. The workshop will emphasize the importance of fusing the three topics, and the final outcome will consist of a fully integrated design- to-production prototypes through engagement with accessible CNC production means–3d printer, CNC routers & laser cutters.
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Bird's Eye View is a national bestseller in Canada. It is the unforgettable story of an idealistic young woman who joins the air force after her town in Saskatchewan becomes a British Commonwealth Air Training Base during the Second World War.
She travels to England, where she is trained as an aerial photographic interpreter. Working with hundreds of other intelligence officers at a converted mansion in England called RAF Medmenham, Rose Jolliffe spies on the enemy from the sky, watching the war unfold through her sterescope.
With her almost supernatural skills of detection, she solves several critical mysteries. Meanwhile, Rose is lonely and heartsick, far away from her beloved prairies. Her only connection to her past are the letters from family and friends on the home front.
Bird's Eye View has wartime history, action, drama, mystery and romance. In June 2016 it was listed as one of the top ten Canadian fiction bestsellers in both The Globe & Mail and The Toronto Star newspapers.


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Short Film: How technology shapes the human experience
When Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press, mass media was born. Technology has obviously evolved since then, growing through phases such as radio, television, and the device through which you are reading this article. These two short films examine how mass media has impacted human interaction in broad and personal senses – and may serve as a reminder of just how much impact it has on the lives of nearly every modern American.
Marshall McLuhan: It's hard to remember a time before electronic devices dictated a good portion of our communication and information intake. Directed and animated by Daniel Savage, the short film contextualizes how important understanding the medium itself before you can fully understand the message it delivers.
"The medium is the message." This is the most quoted line from Marshall McLuhan, who studied the changing media landscape back in the 1960s. "McLuhan wasn't saying content was inconsequential – he was saying that when we pay to much attention to it, we ignore the power of form in shaping our experience," says the film's narrator, Alex Chow, who is a social activist in Hong Kong.
Highlighted by Savage's eye-popping animation, the film serves as a reminder of just how impacted American society has been by the introduction of new technology. Access to such devices has shaped what we know, and in doing so has shaped how we identify ourselves. Since the invention of the printing press, humans' exposure to information has changed the way we communicate. "Everything happens at once," McLuhan said. "There's no continuity. There's no connection. There's no follow through. It's just all now."
Check out more of Savage's work here.
Cracked Screen: A Snapchat Story: Aim the camera. Hold the record button. Film and send. For many Snapchat users, uploading snapshots of their lives in brief 10-second segments for their friends to view is a routine part of their day. In Trim Lamba's short film, though, this sharing captures a life-changing event.
Filmed entirely in Snapchat, Lamba tells a discomfortingly realistic story in Cracked Screen. Watching the film, the audience acts as a viewer to the Snapchat "stories" of a young woman in London (stories are photos or videos uploaded for entire friend lists to see, in case anyone without a smartphone is reading). Played by Chantelle Levene, the woman is a bubbly, over-sharing millennial who lives much of her life through her phone screen. She uploads videos of her fruitless job hunt, trips to the gym, and socializations – the mundane moments in life that don't need to be recorded, but take up much of Snapchat's data capacity anyway. Every Snapchat user has a friend like that.
It's because of this that the film is so effective when, halfway through, it takes a sudden dark turn. After finally landing an elusive job, Levene's character is filming her celebration in a parking lot just as she is assaulted. (We only catch a second long glimpse of some sort of liquid being thrown on her.) Stoic shots of flowers from well-wishers replace her obnoxious but endearing videos. Levene's character, deeply affected by the incident, ultimately is forced to change her relationship with Snapchat – and the people who view her life through it.
"I wanted to test the resilience of the social avatar when faced with unpleasantness," Lamba said of the film. In her debut acting performance, Levene captures the hairpin catch-22 of social media; gloating all of the positive, and sweeping aside all of the negative. What happens when you make too much of your life available to the public? Can you really trust your audience? Lamba and Levene put forth an excellent study into modern social philosophy with this film.
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BATH — The U.S. Navy has awarded a contract worth more than $640 million to Bath Iron Works to build a fifth Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, U.S. Sens. Susan Collins and Angus King announced.
The shipyard was previously awarded contracts to build four of the destroyers. A shipyard in Mississippi is also building five of the guided missile destroyers for the Navy.
"This additional destroyer will not only help add stability to the workforce at BIW and result in greater savings for the taxpayers, but it will also allow the Navy to send another (destroyer) to sea when the Navy's fleet needs to preserve important combat capabilities now and into the future in support of our national defense," the senators said in a joint statement.
The fifth ship was welcome news within the BIW community.
"The award of this ship is great news for the men and women of BIW," BIW spokesman Jim DeMartini said March 14. "It allows us to maintain production levels, stabilize employment and provides our highly skilled workforce more opportunities to refine our processes and ensure we continue delivering high quality, affordable surface combatants to our Navy customer. The delegation's continued work to support national defense and what we do at BIW is recognized by all of us and is very much appreciated."
U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree, D-Maine, also applauded the news.
"This is excellent news for the men and women who work at BIW and it will help keep workers on the job," Pingree said. "That's important for the families who earn their living at BIW but it's also important to keep some of the best shipbuilders in the world employed. We can't afford to lose their skills and experience and I'm glad this contract has come through to help provide stability at the yard."
In January, the Senate passed a spending bill that included $100 million to allow BIW to begin planning for construction of a fifth DDG-51 destroyer.
Securing the funding "was a difficult feat," Collins, R-Maine, told the Bangor Daily News at the time. With the $100 million secured, U.S. Navy officials were ready to sign a contract option to approve the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, she said.
In June, the Department of Defense awarded contracts for nine Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyers, five to Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Miss., and four to BIW, with the option for a fifth.
The funding was included in the National Defense Authorization Act, which President Barack Obama signed in December, but Congress still had to allocate the funding.
Automatic federal spending cuts known as sequestration, which took effect in March 2013 after Congress failed to strike a budget and national debt reduction deal, resulted in a more than $300 million shortfall in funding for the fifth DDG-51.
Collins said she and King lobbied members of the Appropriations Committee to include the funding, which she described as particularly difficult given "a very constrained budget for the Department of Defense."
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VIDEO: The Cavs' defense has helped them to a 3-0 series lead
CLEVELAND — The Atlanta Hawks are facing a sweep in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals on Tuesday (8:30 p.m. ET, TNT), and it seems to have confirmed the doubts of those who didn't believe in their regular season success.
The Hawks won 60 games (going 33-2 stretch at one point) and ranked in the top seven in both offensive and defensive efficiency with a system that stressed balance and cohesion. And here they are, down 0-3 to a team that's relying heavily on the best player in the world.
Conclusion? Talent beats system, and the most important thing in postseason basketball is having a go-to guy.
The Hawks don't want to hear that noise.
"You can't judge three games over 82 games," backup guard Shelvin Mack said Monday. "Our record speaks for itself. We've just got to figure out a way to get it done."
They almost figured out a way on Sunday. Playing in Cleveland without Kyle Korver or Al Horford (for the second half), they withstood a historical performance from LeBron James and had opportunities to make this a 2-1 series.
"We know we can compete at a high level," Hawks point guard Jeff Teague said. "We know we can beat this team."
Teague had a good look to win the game in regulation. Mack had a wide-open corner 3-pointer to tie the game at the end of overtime. The NBA postseason isn't nearly as random as its baseball counterpart, but there still can be a fine line between winning and losing each game.
The Hawks were on the wrong side of chance on Sunday, but came out believing that they have control over the outcome of these games.
"[In Game 3] we were more decisive," forward Paul Millsap said. "We were attacking. If we're open, we shoot it. Drive, pass it, just more decisiveness."
Of course, with the notion that playing with more purpose gave them a chance to win in Game 3 comes the realization that doing the same in the two games at home could have made this a totally different series. But there's no going back, and there's probably no coming back either. No NBA team in history has ever come back from down 0-3 to win a best-of-seven series.
Still, the Hawks aren't going to come out of this series with the belief that they need to do things differently. Injuries have taken a toll, and really, they only have to look back at The 2014 Finals to know that balance and cohesion can win championships.
"Every team has different ways to build and different ways to give themselves what they feel is their best chance," Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer said Monday. "There's no doubt the way that we built the team with a lot of really good players, a lot of high-character guys, we feel like we can compete and play with anybody in the league. They've done it a different way, and it's a great battle."
If you're taking the long view, a loss in the conference finals would be a step in the process. The Hawks have two key free agents — Millsap and DeMarre Carroll — this summer. But they have the ability to retain both, pick up where they left off, address the minor flaws that have been exposed in these playoffs, and keep doing what they're doing.
"We feel like we can play that style of basketball throughout the course of the playoffs," Millsap said. "Thus far we've been hanging on. We've still got another game to go out there and prove it."
They're not going to prove it one night. But Game 4 is another opportunity to show the world the value of the system.
"Obviously, someone's going to win or lose," Budenholzer said, "but this is the way we're built. We believe in it. We think we can win at a high level, and we'll continue to do that."


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When my Dad was little, he was a terror. But in order to make him seem like a nice child, my grandmother had a useful trick. When he was invited to birthday parties, however, his mother (my grandmother, Elsie Beatrice Blagdon HAYWOOD) used to fill him up beforehand with bread-and-dripping. This meant that, when he was asked at the party if he wanted seconds, he used to say (quite truthfully) "No, thank you, no thank you" - he couldn't have had any more; he was full of bread and dripping!
Note: in case you are one of those lucky people who is too young to remember bread-and-dripping: 'dripping' was something like lard and dripped from the fatty parts of an animal you had roasted (as in 'beef dripping' or 'pork dripping'). It used to be used for frying the chips of fish-and-chips, but now is considered not as healthy as, say, vegetable oil. In Yorkshire, bread-and-dripping was often known as a 'mucky fat sandwich'.
Sounds yummy! (she said, with a forced smile).
Sunday, 10 October 2010
Sentimental Sunday: Dad's Bread and Dripping
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How much should your paperback or ebook cost? If you are accepted for publication by a trade publisher, then they will set the recommended retail price for your book. The actual retailer may discount that price, but a good contract will ensure that royalties are based on the RRP, not the actual selling price.
Looking at the Christian novels on my bookshelf, most are priced at $12.99 (all prices in this post are quoted in US dollars unless stated otherwise), with prices ranging from $11.99 to $15.99. Category romances are less expensive - paperback Love Inspired titles and Barbour novella collections are $7.99.
Now, obviously, I'm based in New Zealand, so the retail price I pay for books includes shipping from the US. Most full-price novels are NZD 24.99, NZD 27.99 or NZD 29.99, with some small-press books priced slightly higher than this – which means they might miss out on my purchasing dollar because I perceive a NZD 33.95 book as 'too expensive' – especially when I consider the price of e-books.
Ebook Pricing
I own both a Kindle and a Kobo, so can purchase and read e-books from all the major online sellers. New release Christian fiction generally retails for $8.99 to $9.99 on Amazon – or less than half the price of the 'dead tree book' at my local Christian bookshop, even with Agency pricing (a current debate which I will cover in another post).
Older Christian ebooks by established authors are even cheaper – $3.99 and $4.99 are common prices, and the author may be getting a bigger royalty from that than from the full-price dead tree version. Joe Konrath (who reportedly makes $50,000 each month from Kindle sales) believes that the ebook pricing sweet spot is just $2.99. He makes $2.04 off each sale, compared to $2.50 off the sale of a trade-published $25 hardcover or $0.75 off a trade paperback.
If you are published through a small press, subsidy publisher or choose to take the self-published route, you need to understand what the market price is. You also need to understand that you have to charge less than this. Why? Because these tight economic times mean readers have less to spend, so they are more likely to spend their money on a known author – why pay $17.99 for a published or Print-on-Demand book from an unknown author, when you can buy a paperback from a well-known Christian author for less? Or an ebook for $2.99?
This is where the economies of scale and marketing presence of the trade publishers can have a positive effect. I might not know who Camy Tang is, but I can see that Protection for Hire is published by Zondervan, who also publish a lot of excellent Christian fiction as well as the New International Version of the Bible. On that basis, I might be prepared to spend money on a Zondervan book by Camy Tang, where I probably wouldn't spend money on an unknown author from an unknown publisher without having had the book or the author recommended to me. Which brings me nicely to the subject of the next post… Promotion.


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Sunday, September 6, 2015
lost and found...
13 comments:
- deanna7trees said...
so beautiful and delicate. i did like the velvet as well.
- September 6, 2015 at 8:22 PM
- Deb~Paxton Valley Folk Art said...
- September 6, 2015 at 10:16 PM
- FlowerLady Lorraine said...
So many times when something is eluding us, if we just get away from it for a bit, it all comes together in the end, and maybe even better than we originally thought.
This heart that you have created is filled with joy and lightness!!!! I love it.
Once again you are inspiring me. I tried something new on Saturday, gave it to my sis-in-law yesterday and she loved it.
Have a wonderful time creating more of these whispy hearts made with love.
- September 7, 2015 at 2:57 AM
- gracie said...
- September 7, 2015 at 7:23 AM
- Karen B. said...
Sweet Jillayne,
so lovely and beautiful!
Many hugs,
Karen B. ~ Todolwen
- September 7, 2015 at 8:53 AM
- Createology said...
You have captured what I have been thinking of for a very long time. A delicate broken and mended heart with so much JOY to offer its recipient. Simply Perfect. No velvet needed for this beauty. The velvet will share its purpose another day. Thankfully you have found what was lost. Creative Bliss My Friend...
- September 7, 2015 at 10:01 AM
- Magpie's Mumblings said...
So glad the lost became found - it usually does, if we learn to be quiet and listen for it. I loved your velvet hearts, but I can see that these are special.
- September 7, 2015 at 2:30 PM
- Rachel said...
Inspiration striking when least expected...!
- September 8, 2015 at 5:27 AM
- FredaB said...
Another beautiful and thoughtful post. Thank you Jillayne.
- September 8, 2015 at 9:09 AM
- karen said...
your hearts are like little feathery petals of heaven....so light and delicate
- September 14, 2015 at 7:03 AM
- CelestinaMarie@SouthernDayDreams said...
Hi Jillayne, I love your beautiful hearts and they just speak to me. You are filled with so much talent.
Joy to your heart my friend. cm
- September 16, 2015 at 6:38 AM
- Nita said...
That is beautiful! I've had an idea for awhile now to play around with sheer fabrics, voile, lace etc and create book marks for small Christmas gifts. I haven't actually sat down and started experimenting yet. Perhaps that would be a good Sunday project. You've inspired me. ��
- September 27, 2015 at 7:53 AM
- Dorthe said...
Your white lacie heart is so very beautiful, ...also on top of the velvet one, but much more lovely and fragile looking on its own.
It is gorgeous, dear Jillayne !!
Hugs, Dorthe
- October 2, 2015 at 10:26 AM


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[Watch] Everything Everything - "Final Form" (Video)
Check out the brand new video from the UK's Everything Everything, for their track "Final Form" which is a personal highlight from the album. The LP itself, titled Man Alive hit stores last summer so to pick up a copy just head on over here. In the meantime check out the kind of creepy frenetic video at the top. Enjoy.


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Why do I need a lawyer?
At the most basic level, people facing criminal charges will want to explore getting a lawyer because of the sheer amount of knowledge and experience that lawyer will have with California law. Facing a courtroom and judge without these skills and experience can leave a defendant with no real ability to construct a strong defense against the charges he or she is facing. Criminal defense attorneys also typically have access to information and potential avenues of defense that the average person would be unaware of. As such, having an attorney is one of the best ways that a person facing criminal charges can mount a strong defense to avoid conviction and penalty.


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Anthony Byrne MP, Federal Member for Holt, and Tax Help Volunteer Tina Jom are reminding residents that the Tax Help Program in Holt will be starting on Monday 3rd August 2015 and running until the end of October 2015.
Tax Help is a program run in partnership with the Australian Taxation Office to assist people on a limited income to complete their tax returns. Tax Help is suitable for people earning $50,000 or less a year with tax returns.
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If you need assistance with completing your tax return this year then please sign up for the free Tax Help program by calling the Australian Taxation Office on 13 28 61 or contacting one of the three local Tax Help Centres directly. Please see below for the contact details of the three Tax Help Centres in Holt.
Tax Help Centres in or near Holt
1. Anthony Byrne MP's Electorate Office
Shop HM 2B 8-10 Overland Drive Fountain Gate VIC 3805.
To make an appointment please call: (03) 9796 7533
2. Casey North Community & Information Support Service
Suite 1, 90-92 Victor Cres Narre Warren 3805 VIC
To make an appointment please call: (03) 9705 6699
3. Cranbourne Information & Support Service
156 Sladen Street Cranbourne VIC 3977
To make an appointment please call: (03) 5996 3333
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Here's the Abbey Coat sewing pattern lookbook...
Ooh, that is adorable! Might have to start thinking about one of those for next winter. Here in Australia it's rather more Miz Mozelle weather, and I've cut out the fabric for my third one :)
Happy new year sweet Jamie!! I hope your year is off to a wonderful start. :) Your new lookbook is just gorgeous and that pattern so beautiful! Have a lovely merry happy first week of 2012! Love to you!
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We are so excited to share our new video for 'Cause and the Cure'. This was filmed and recorded live off the floor at Catherine North Studios by Black Fawn Films, and recorded and mixed by Dan Hosh. You can stream the album version here: http://smarturl.it/causeandthecure
Cause and the Cure – Live from Catherine North Studios
Yonge-Dundas Square with The New Pornographers
Friday night (7PM) we're providing direct support for The New Pornographers at Yonge and Dundas Square. Featurette are also on the bill. And….it's a FREE show!
New single 'Cause and the Cure' available June 8th
We are very excited to announce that our brand new single 'Cause And The Cure' is available everywhere June 8th. Click the link to pre-save it now. http://smarturl.it/causeandthecure
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The Subways with Secret Broadcast in Toronto!
We are very excited to announce that we'll be opening for The Subways at the Mod Club Theatre in April.
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GoPro Has Posted A New Secret Broadcast Video
We recorded our song, One Born Every Minute, live in a recording studio using 3D printed instruments. GoPro released the video.
Tour With Die Mannequin!
We are very excited to be heading on tour with our friends Die Mannequin! Click on 'Shows' for more info or to get your tickets!
GoPro Has Featured Our 'Killing Time' Video
GoPro has posted our video for 'Killing Time' to their YouTube Channel and it has already hit over 100,000 views.
Download this song on iTunes here.
'More Than Friends' Live Video
A few months ago we played a set at the Hard Rock Cafe in Toronto. This song was filmed by a video crew and combined with footage from some fans' smartphones.
Big thanks to eOne Music Canada, 94.9 The Rock , We Shot and everyone that helped with the shoot.
'More Than Friends' and 'Killing Time' on 94.9 The Rock's Top 94 Songs of 2014!
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I was asked to do the headshots for the annual Diva Night at Pit and Balcony. It is an honor to be asked to be the photographer because in past years some of the best photographers in Saginaw have done the headshots. The final images are not picked yet but I was pleased with the results. The final images will be in black and white.
Unfortunately I will not be able to attend the event because it is the same weekend as the Michigan Galaxy Pageants and I'm the official photographer.
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Following is a list of the closing costs that you are likely to incur when closing your real estate transaction. This summary is only an estimate, designed to assist you in budgeting for your closing.
Legal Fees: Range from $500 to $1,000 depending on which lawyer you choose.
Disbursements: Approximately $350, but can fluctuate depending on the property.
Adjustments: You should also budget for adjustments to the vendor such as property taxes and possibly heating oil as often these expenses have been paid by the vendor past the date of closing.
Land Transfer Tax: 1% of your purchase price less $275.00 up to $250,000 plus 1.5% of the purchase price between $250,000 and $400,000 plus 2% of the amount by which the value exceeds $400,000. + Land Transfer Tax Calculator
C.M.H.C. Fee: Subject to 8% PST and this tax amount cannot be added to the mortgage and as such will be an adjustment on closing. + CMHC Mortgage Loan Insurance Cost Table
C.M.H.C. Application Fee: Consult your financial institution as fee may vary.
Appraisal Fee: Consult your financial institution as fee may vary.
Please note: you will be required to provide your lawyer proof of insurance on the property prior to closing.
Legal fees + Disbursements + Adjustments + Land transfer tax = Closing Costs
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#Tax Court Judge Mark Holmes showcases fine judicial writing yet again, in a decision that might be of interest to lawyers everywhere.
A definite Suits & Sentences favorite for the consistent clarity, verve and wit of his writing style, Judge Holmes always seems to lay out each case with admirable forthrightness. In his latest 79-page opinion, Holmes starts this way:
"Three personal-injury lawyers from the Rio Grande Valley in Texas hit the jackpot in 2001 when each got paid over $1 million for their work in cases involving faulty Firestone tires. Each tried to reduce his tax bill with a complicated transaction that featured almost perfectly offsetting bets on foreign currency.
Each of these lawyers was in the business of estimating risk and reward in evaluating every case he considered, but in this instance each sought refuge in a tax shelter whose builders used flawed designs and constructed it from bad materials that do not survive close inspection."
See that? The conversational "hit the jackpot" is vivid and direct; the geographic reference to "Rio Grande Valley" and citation to "Firestone tires" provides specificity instead of generality and the summing up of the case tells the reader immediately what's going to be explained in later detail. As the opinion develops, Holmes shows as well his customary human sympathy even for characters he ends up ruling against.
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Broom Trees
Elijah the prophet's story is familiar. He had great favor from the Lord and was well known throughout the land. Just days before he gave up under the shade of a broom tree, he called on the Name of the Lord at the altar of sacrifice, ridiculed the prophets of Baal, witnessed fire from heaven consume his offering then slaughtered those who worshiped false gods and idols. He predicted the end of a three year drought and saw the rains approaching in the distance.
Elijah was no stranger to miraculous moves of the God of Israel. He knew Him better than any man alive in his day. But...
he grew weary
he got tired of being in the battlefield with his life threatened after each victory
he felt alone in his pursuit of God's will and plan
he wanted to give up and just die.
But God showed up.
"Then the word of God came to him: "So Elijah, what are you doing here?... Then he was told, "Go stand on the mountain at attention before God. God WILL pass by." A hurricane wind ripped through the mountain and shattered the rocks before God, but God wasn't to be found in the wind; after the wind an earthquake, but God wasn't in the earthquake: and after the earthquake fire, but God wasn't in the fire; and after the fire a gentle and quiet whisper." 1 Kings 19:9-13
During the last few days of the Joni and Friends Warrior Getaway no one experienced hurricanes, earthquakes or fires - but they did experience the gentleness of Immanuel - God with us.
After a particularly hard night, I sat at breakfast sharing with one soldier's wife. Through her tears, she said, "what if God doesn't show up this time?"
No one is immune to doubts in our journey toward home. Not Elijah, not me and not you. No matter what glorious victories we have experienced, the first hand witness of God's hand on our life, the knowledge of His sacrifice, or the assurance of salvation can spare us the shadow of the broom tree where we just want to throw up our hands, throw in the towel and lay down and ask for God to just take us, take us now!
It is during those times, the whisper is heard - asking us what we are feeling and assuring us we are not alone. He is present and He is listening.
We long for a hurricane of hope to blow trials off the map of our heart, the earthquakes of change to alter our circumstances, and fire to consume our fear and doubt - but too often it is the whisper of simplicity where the evidence of the Living God appears.
He whispered to a teenage son of a soldier by giving him a teacher who spoke to him and gave him a safe place to have his feelings about war wounds to be heard.
He whispered to a woman as she sat on the floor of a hotel room and played a card game with her wounded husband and two children, sharing it was the first time since his return from Iraq they felt like a family.
He whispered to a soldier it is okay to mourn the loss of your friends and share your story of pain.
He whispered to a young mother of five as her hands and feet were massaged by a woman with spina bifida sitting on the floor speaking words of encouragement and love to her.
He whispered to the children who told of the loneliness of not seeing their fathers for years at a time while they were fighting for freedom.
He showed up - because He never left.
Thank you for being part of the "remnant" God has preserved for Himself to bless, support and intercede on behalf of those who go into battle. You may not feel your role is as important as the Elijahs, called to the front line of duty whose lives are in danger - BUT you are the testimony and witness God uses to say "you are not alone".
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The doctor has put my husband on the Exelon (rivastigmine) patch. What kind of reactions can I expect since he has been on it for almost two weeks now and has had no side effects? Will I see some change in his demeanor?
If he has not had any side effects in the first two weeks (such as nauseaor diarrhea), he is unlikely to develop them. However, he could still develop skin irritation at the patch site.
With regard to a change in his demeanor, I wouldn't count on it. Some people do have improvements in behavioral complications of dementia (such as agitation or apathy) from this class of medications, but it is not expected. There are no FDA-approved medications to manage the behavioral aspects of the disease and the harms of most medications outweigh the benefits in this regard.
The exception would be medications to treat depression. If the demeanor you are concerned about is similar to symptoms of depression, then he should be evaluated for depression and treated as necessary.
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