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Dividing personal property is often difficult in a divorce. Dividing animals is painful! The reason it is painful is because our pets become family members. While they may be family members to us, the Court does not look at them that way. They are personal property that is either divided by the parties or they may be ordered sold and the proceeds divided by the parties. The moral of the story is . . . work it out.
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With up to a foot+ of new snow in some areas since yesterday and moderate SW winds, small to large wind slabs will be the greatest avalanche concern for today, followed by loose wet snow in the afternoon as skies clear and temperatures rise. Natural avalanches will be possible, and human triggered avalanches likely. Careful snow pack evaluation, cautious route-finding and conservative decision-making will be essential.
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With up to a foot+ of new snow in some areas since yesterday and moderate SW winds, small to large wind slabs will be the greatest avalanche concern for today, followed by loose wet snow in the afternoon as skies clear and temperatures rise. Natural avalanches will be possible, and human triggered avalanches likely. Careful snow pack evaluation, cautious route-finding and conservative decision-making will be essential.
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Moderate SW winds with up to a foot+ of new snow since yesterday will have led to sensitive windslab formation on the leeward side of ridges, side-walls of gullies and around other features that promote drifting. In general, NW thru NE thru SE facing slopes will be of greatest concern, but be aware that swirling winds could lead to wind slab formation on any aspect in more complex mid elevation terrain. Be on the lookout for denser snow and use clues such as cornice formation, wind etching on the snow surface, and shooting cracks from your skies to identify areas of concern. Warm weather will likely lead to these windslabs stabilizing fairly quickly, but just how long is unknown. Avoid steep wind-loaded slopes for now, and then do your own stability tests in coming days in safe representative areas before commiting to steeper more consequential terrain.
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As skies clear and temperatures rise this afternoon, new snow will warm rapidly and loose wet slides will become likely. Solar aspects facing E to S to W will be of greatest concern, but if some clouds remain N facing slopes will heat up and become unstable as well. Loose wet slides will most likely start near rock bands which heat up faster and warm the sourounding snow. This was seen on Thursday on some northerly facing slopes on Mt Wood which had evidence of recent small wet slides in the afternoon.
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In areas sheltered from the wind that received greater amounts of new snow (in the foot+ range), loose dry sloughs will likely result from skier and rider turns in steep terrain. While these are likely to be small, they could knock a person off balance, and could result in a burial if a terrain trap like a gully is involved or from snow accumulating on the uphill side of a tree.
Over 2 weeks of warm springtime weather came to an end early this week with the first in a series of cold fronts which dropped 6-12" of new snow with strong SW winds Tuesday and Wednesday, and then another storm which dropped up to another foot yesterday afternoon thru last night with moderate SW winds. These new storms have shifted the avalanche concern from solely concerns over wet snow instability as slopes warmed from sunshine and warm air temperatures to now include sensitive wind slabs as well. New cold snow will be especially susceptible to rapid warming, and rollerballs and small to medium wet slides will be likely as slopes warm.
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- June Mtn (9148'): 4"
- Mammoth Sesame (9014'): 11" (1.2"H2O)
- Rock Creek (9600'): 4"
- Sawmill Big Pine (10,200'): 1"
-3/25 - Mammoth Mtn - Widespread avalanches resulting from Ski Patrol control efforts this morning, patrollers caught in slides
-3/24 - Independence Area - small windslabs, conditions
-3/24 - Mammoth Area - Earthquake Dome - stability
-3/23 - Mt. Wood - Small wet slides high elevation N. facing
-3/23 - June Area - Minor sloughing, rollerballs, conditions
-3/23 - Bishop Area - Stability, conditions
-3/23 - Convict Area - Small wind slab avalanches and wet slides
-3/23 - Twin Lakes / Bridgeport Area - Wind slab and wet slides
-3/23 - Rock Creek Area - Wet and heavy snow, variable conditions
Unsettled weather will continue this weekend thru early next week bringing in weak storms with periods of light snow showers resulting in an inch or two of accumulation here and there.
Saturday: Scattered light snow showers are likely in the morning with little new accumulation, then cloudy to partly sunny skies in the afternoon with warming temperatures reaching the mid 30s around 10,000'. West winds will be fairly light with gusts up to 40mph above 10,000' in the morning, diminishing in the afternoon.
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You won't find a casino operator, brewery or cigarette manufacturer in the Amana Funds' portfolio, which adheres to Islamic principles in its investment choices.
What do Anheuser-Busch, Playboy and Bank of America have in common?
They are forbidden — or haram — stocks for the Amana Funds, an $81 million-asset mutual-fund family in Bellingham that invests according to Islamic principles.
The funds stay away from alcohol, pornography, tobacco and gambling, just as observant Muslims do in their personal lives.
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For many Muslims, U.S. banks fall into the same category, because Islamic law forbids borrowing or lending money with interest.
Investing in insurance companies is also off limits, because insurers invest in debt instruments like bonds. Even companies with too much debt are forbidden investments.
Since launching a marketing campaign in 2001, the Amana Funds has more than doubled in assets, catering to people who have few choices for investing in a financial system not geared to their beliefs concerning what is halal, or permissible.
Shaheed Nuriddin, an employee in Washington's Department of Labor and Industries, found the Amana Funds when he was looking for a place to invest inherited money for his daughter, Hanan, now 4 years old.
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Amana Income Fund: Begun in 1986, its reported holdings include ConocoPhillips, Abbott Laboratories, McGraw-Hill, Canadian Pacific Railway and Puget Energy.
Amana Growth Fund: Begun in 1994, its reported holdings include Adobe Systems, Qualcomm, PepsiCo, Alcoa and Staples.
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"I wanted to invest it on her behalf for a college education, for her future, and in accord with Islamic law, which is very difficult in this country," Nuriddin said.
Only a handful of U.S. mutual funds use Islamic principles, including Amana and funds managed by Allied Asset Advisors in Burr Ridge, Ill., and Azzad Asset Management in Falls Church, Va.
Islamic banks in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere have long offered financial products that do not include debt or interest.
But demand for Islamic financial products has been weak in countries like the U.S., which has a small Muslim population; estimates range widely, with the World Almanac putting the figure at 4.6 million.
In a non-Muslim culture, Islamic mutual-fund managers face an unusual set of restrictions. They cannot invest in meat companies, for instance, because even if a company produces some halal food, it likely offers pork, which is strictly forbidden.
Scholarly advisers have come up with rules for Islamic investing to interpret some of the shades of gray. For the Amana Funds, which uses the Fiqh Council of North America in Virginia as its adviser, a company cannot generate more than 5 percent of its revenues from a forbidden business.
And companies cannot be held in the Amana Funds if their debt represents 33 percent or more of their total market capitalization, said Monem Salam, the funds' director of Islamic investment.
As Salam explains it, Islamic law allows adherents to borrow money only as a last resort and views interest as unjust.
"The only reward that a lender should expect is from God," he said.
The Amana fund family, organized in the mid-1980s, now has two funds: the Amana Growth Fund produced a total return of negative 3.5 percent over the past five years; and the Amana Income Fund generated a total return of 19 percent in the same period.
By comparison, the total return of the Standard & Poor's 500 index, including dividends and stock splits, was a negative 8.6 percent.
Nuriddin learned about the Amana Funds from Salam, who travels two to three weekends a month from Bellingham to market the funds at mosques and other venues across the country.
Despite Washington's small Muslim population — 15,500 people by one estimate — the funds are based in Bellingham because it is the hometown of their founder, Nicholas Kaiser, a non-Muslim.
Kaiser was running a mutual-fund company in Indianapolis in the 1980s when a group of Muslims there asked him to help them start a fund compliant with Islamic law.
Amana is managed by the holding company Saturna Capital, which also has a non-Islamic fund family called Sextant.
Since Amana kicked off a marketing campaign in 2001, its funds' assets have more than doubled from less than $30 million to $81 million.
It has about 7,000 investors.
Amana, which means "trust" or "protection" in Arabic, appeals primarily to people near retirement age or those starting their careers, Salam said.
People nearing retirement, many of whom immigrated to the U.S. in the 1960s, "did what they had to do but they felt guilty about it," Salam said.
"They made all this money not according to Islamic principles but they see it's not too late because they see Islamic alternatives available to them now."
Muslims in their 20s and 30s tell Salam they want to be comfortable from the beginning with the way they earn and save money.
Rizwan Samad, co-founder and director of Muslim Family and Children's Services in Seattle, uses non-Islamic financial instruments but sees alternatives opening up.
His niece bought a house using a halal method rather than borrowing through a traditional mortgage.
One method involves having a financial partner invest in the house, then sell his portion back to the buyer over time.
Housing contracts, which are the halal version of mortgages, are now available through some U.S. banks.
The problem is that banks sell the contracts to companies like Freddie Mac, whose money comes mostly from forbidden traditional mortgages.
Amana's managers would like to be an alternative buyer for such contracts. That's one product the fund company aims to introduce after the Amana Funds reaches $100 million in assets, which Salam hopes will happen late this year or early in 2006.
Another potential offering is an international fund.
Khalid Galant, who works for the state Department of Ecology, invests in the Amana funds and will soon be saving for his hajj trip, a pilgrimage to Mecca that every Muslim is required to make at least once.
He used the Amana Web site's hajj calculator, much like a retirement-planning calculator, to determine how much he should set aside to make the journey four years from now.
Galant, 36, is pleased Islamic investing has finally found its way to the U.S. He is a native of South Africa, where Islamic investing "became very much the vogue in the Muslim community because it was allowed" after the end of apartheid.
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Handling of a Burley trailer at high speed
How well do they handle? That may sound like a crazy question but I'm talking 50-55, maybe 60 mph. When loaded down with 25-30 pounds how well do they handle? How well would they handle on not so smooth road at those kinds of speeds. I just got a free Burley trailer from the guy who owns the local bike shop and I'm starting to seriously think of using it for the bike trip this summer and I know one area I'm planning on getting myself around I tend to have a feeling it wouldn't be hard to hit 50-55+ mph going down the road. Yes, I fully tend to tuck the drop, I've been waiting ages to ride the drop and see how fast I could go down it. I'm not sure what the conditions of the pavement are since I haven't been on the road since spring of 2007 hence why I add in the possibility of not having smooth pavement.
others with real life experience with trailers will chime in, but I would be seriously careful about going quickly with a trailer. It seems to me that even at half the speed you are throwing out has potential for all kinds of wrong to happen.
Hard to take your post seriously as this speed would hardly be safe practice on a bike without a trailer (IMHO)
The fastest I have ever went down a hill was 77.4 KMs/Hr without a trailer... So, that's nowhere near 55-60MPH... But I suspect, having seen what happens to my trailer when I am pulling it and it hits a pothole at lets say 30KMs/Hr the outlook is not good at 55+MPH in my opinion.... :p
crossing the usa pulling a heavily-laden BOB, hit 56 kmh in the ozarks, according
to my companions electronical speedometer. no problems with handling.
but you wanna do this with a BURLEY? i don't think i'd trust the two-wheel,
single arm on one side attachment thingie at that speed.
Reference the posted maximum speed for the trailer and don't deviate from it.
The owner's manual says this.......
"4. Observe recommended speed limits: a maximum of 15 mph (24 km/h) on smooth, straight roads and 5 mph (8 km/h) or less when turning or on uneven roads."
Without a wagon it took me every bit of effort to hit 60mph on an 8% grade into Cedar City, UT here. This was without a load, fully tucked, hammering, etc. To this day this is my favorite descent.
We did a tour in the Adirondacks a few years ago. I rode a LHT with Burley TailWaggin: https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8026/...2cffc563_b.jpg
There are some nice hills in the Adirondacks. I don't recall the top speed I hit on our fastest downhill, but I'm certain it wasn't anywhere near 60mph (despite the grade being more than 8%). The trailer rode so wonderfully that I didn't even notice it was there. This was with a 35# dog in the back. I had to sand bag a bit because my wife isn't super confident at high speeds, but I definitely let loose for a stretch here and there and had no issues at all.
If I had to guess my top speed was probably around 40mph. You have a lot of surface area that's going to slow you down - not sure that 60 is a reasonable expectation.
I hit 40 mph with my Burly nomad on the back of my LHT a few years ago in California,didn't even know it was back there. I had about 35 or 40 LBS in the trailer.
you could add trailer brakes.
Remember Newton's first law of motion. How do you plan on decelerating?
60 mph? No idea.
Longwinded ramble on trailers...
I do own a few trailers, though. The best for cargo, in my opinion, is the Burley Nomad. You can haul a fair bit of weight in one, and the wind resistance is low due to the low profile. Far better than a kiddo trailer.
The child trailers have too much frontal area. Any wind at all, really drags on you. The difference between hauling 50 pounds in my Nomad versus 50 pounds in my kiddo trailer is night and day. When I'm pulling our child trailer ( Baby Jogger Tailwind ), there is definitely NOT a tailwind. lol.
I prefer a trailer with a flexible hitch coupling like the Burley versus the Bob style. The more independently the bike can move in relation to the trailer, the better in my opinion. I've also seen some trailers that attach to the seat post instead of your rear axle area. I'd much prefer to have the attachment point down low. In my view, with a flexible joint between the trailer and bike, less forces that are acting on the trailer are transmitted to the bike itself. Think about it. You wouldn't rigidly mount a trailer to a car, would you? No. You'd have a hitch with a joint (ball/socket) to allow each to move with some degree of independence. The weight of the trailer does not upset the parked balance of the bike either, when you stop. This being said, I can see two small advantages in my mind to the Bob type of trailer. Being that they are fairly narrow, on a windy day they probably drag you down a little less than something like a Nomad would. Also, the Burley sticks out just a tad to the left, where the narrow Bob is right in your shadow. But just like there are Chevy and Ford guys, there are probably Nomad and Bob guys. I'm in the Nomad camp. Probably one of the best things I've spent money on. Bobs are good solid units with some advantages in their own right. It's what you prefer.
I'm a believer in keeping the weight on the trailer instead of your bike. An unladen bike pulling a trailer feels a lot more nimble to me than a trailerless bike with a bunch of stuff in panniers. I know there are differing opinions on this, just putting my 2 cents in. Not up for starting a war, as I know a bazillion other folks are fans of hauling 50 pounds of gear on their bikes. Not me. I used to haul a lot of crap in panniers, and once I moved to the Nomad, never looked back.
The fastest I've been moving with my Nomad with any heavy load is probably 30mph. No issues at that speed at all. Sure, I can see if you had 200 pounds on a trailer and went down a hill at 65 mph, probably not the safest idea on a bicycle.
Anyway, just some random trailer thoughts since I use mine pretty often. A lot of the time, I just leave the empty Nomad attached even when I have no specific cargo hauling agenda. Empty, unless it's super windy, you forget it's back there in large part. Yeah, you have to devote 1/10 of a brain cell to it when turning, backing up, in traffic, etc, but it's cake.
I'm too lazy to drag out all my old posts about my terrible crash with an overloaded BOB. I totally would not do what you are suggesting.
I fess I'm not sure what top speed on said hill would be. I know what I've seen going down it from a stopped position and then coasting in neutral in a car during the higher air resistant winter months...90+ mph, several times. I know it's the only drop I've been down that I always have found myself going "oh crap" when the bottom suddenly falls out. It is a nice 2-2.5 mile long descent that is pretty much straight the whole way down it until a VERY wide open, 90 mph in a car during the winter months, S-turn at the bottom. I've been curious for a long time to see how fast you could get going down it on a streetluge or now on a bike. For some reason I have a feeling it probably is only 45-50 but it seems like it should be faster given the drop. Yeah, I know physics.
I know I was on the drop going west out of Cazenovia, NY on US20 two years ago and hit 46.5 mph going down it and I didn't know the same "oh crop" feeling like I do on the drop I'm planning on doing this summer. It's the only drop I've had the experience on...in a car.
A lot of this would depend on how much weight you had in the trailer. I don't think I'd worry a whole lot about 20 pounds of cargo in there and flying down a hill any more than I would already worry about flying down the hill without my Nomad behind me. Now, you start getting into the 40-50 pound + range, I get a little more leery of it. But sub 20 pounds, I think would have a pretty minimal effect on you. I would assume that trailer aside, if you're going to be hauling down a mountain at high speed, you'd already have made sure you had quality brakes on your bike capable of dealing with the task. The trailer, modestly loaded, would not worry me too much assuming that your brakes were high quality in the first place. Now, adding a trailer and cargo to a bike that already had no business rocketing down a long hill, that's another story.
I've had my loaded Nomad up in the 40s many times. It's no big deal. It has a very low center of gravity and tracks just fine, very stable. Don't think I've ever hit 50.
To the OP, let me re-emphasize that there is a huge difference between an upright kid trailer and a Nomad. The kid style trailers are like giant sails behind you.
This is a, right now, a kid trailer, that I'm already in the process of removing the top from it and replacing it so that it doesn't collect the wind...and so I also lose a couple extra pounds of trailer weight. I realize the secret, just like with a backpack, is put the heavy stuff on the bottom so the weight stays down low and helps out quite nicely to keep things balanced. I'm sitting, right now, just across the street from one of the biggest drops around where I live. Quite frequently I hit 45+ mph going down it. Hopefully, if tonight and tomorrow goes well i'm going to load down the trailer with dummy weight and head for the top of the hill and see how it goes. The hill is even more perfect of a hill since it does have a couple of street wide cuts where they have had to replace water/sewer lines. Other than those two spots the rest of the road is smooth. The only problem with the road is the intersection about 2/3rd of the way down. That's the nice thing about the drop on the trip, there are no intersections, just a straight drop.
Cool. I don't think you'll have a problem. Burley actually sells, or used to sell, a flatbed trailer that is basically just the bottom of a kid trailer, no roof/windows, so you're basically going to have one of those. Let us know how it goes.
There still is a Flat bed.. I have the 20" wheel version, the post CoOp PI made ones use a 16" wheel.
It is possible to replace the elastomer connection to a metal universal joint one
if you have the mechanical chops to make one.
All that said, I wouldn't want to go 60 mph with any kind of trailer.
We hit 54.9 MPH on our touring bikes fully loaded in the Rockies last summer. It was fun. You really notice the weighting imperfections of your wheel/tire at that speed. We used panniers and it was fine. Most of the descents were 20-40 MPH depending on steepness and at that speed it was very stable. Our fully loaded weight is much less than some of the bikes posted to this forum, however...
Anyone who thinks it's safe/OK to go 60MPH with a trailer in tow needs to follow someone with a trailer on and watch what happens to said trailer when it hits a pothole at any speed. Many a time I have seen them leave the ground and seen what's in them fly out and the person towing doesn't have the faintest clue what happened... ;) What that tells me is things are OK, until they aren't, than it's too late to slow down...
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The intelligent hospital—how we can make the future of connected health a reality
The concept of the Intelligent Hospital was introduced by the Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) in Health Care Consortium in 2009. By placing patient care at the center of all operational systems, the Intelligent Hospital brings together the architecture and design of the hospital space, innovative technology, and best practices in healthcare to achieve optimal patient care.
The Intelligent Hospital connects otherwise disparate clinical activities for more seamless operations. By enabling more automatic exchanges of information, caregivers and staff can provide detailed and effective patient care while equipping healthcare administrators with the insights needed to improve protocols and policies that help increase efficiency and lower costs.
How close are we?
The notion of the Intelligent Hospital has been a welcomed concept by the healthcare industry, but hasn't yet been widely adopted. But many contend that a tipping point is imminent. A perfect storm of variables is backing this notion, including the growth of enabling technologies such as ubiquitous wireless connectivity and device innovation, and widespread digitization of health data. All this while the healthcare industry is needing to overcome seemingly intractable health challenges of access, quality, and cost.
Here are just a few advancements that are making the promise of the Intelligent Hospital a reality:
• The increased prevalence of the Internet of Things (IoT), or "smart connected devices", such as automated infusion pumps that can trigger a change in dosage when needed, to patient monitoring devices that feed data into the patient's electronic health records (EHR), to smart beds that alert staff to changes in status. Real-time location systems (RTLSs) are another example, offering healthcare professionals up-to-the-minute information on availability and location of usable equipment. Tracking these assets, such as hospital beds, monitoring devices, and caregivers, can create more efficiency with resources and streamline personnel allocations, thus lowering costs.
• Improved wireless technology in healthcare environments, including network access, bandwidth, and coverage (RFID, WiFi, Bluetooth), combined with more connected devices, like wireless stethoscopes that transmit assessment data directly to the patient's EHR, and mobile technologies that offer a better patient experience and that improve productivity, enabling physicians to gain access to more specific patient data where and when needed
• Real-time, predictive analytics of structured and unstructured data from multiple sources that have implications for evidence-based, patient-centered care; and population analyses that help the Intelligent Hospital adjust its policies, procedures, personnel, and systems to more efficiently and accurately meet the needs of its patients
Challenges to Adoption
Advancements in connected care, especially within healthcare environments, seem to be accelerating at warp speed, but the integration of design, technology, and patient care is not without its obstacles. For example, security risk, adoption and deployment, and even simply, where to begin. Healthcare organizations can take the right steps to ensure these don't prevent the introduction of new technology and systems toward an Intelligent Hospital, working with technology providers on the right policies and solutions to prevent potential issues.
The Path Forward
Regardless of these challenges, or where the industry is in terms of adoption, it's pretty safe to say that the Intelligent Hospital model is the future of healthcare. Creating an Intelligent Hospital offers healthcare organizations the opportunity to weave a fabric of care, knowledge, information, and skill into a cohesive ecosystem that has the potential to dramatically improve quality of patient care, safety, comfort, and efficiency.
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I was nominated by The World According to Lainey for the Liebster Award. It was a nice suprise to see someone thought of me when nominating me for a blogger award!
This award is a chain award that was created by bloggers and passed on to create connections to make friends in the blogging community.
Here are the rules:
- Thank and link the person who nominated you.
- Answer the questions given by the nominator.
- Nominate 11 other bloggers who have less than 200 followers and link them.
- Create 11 new questions for the nominees to answer.
- Notify all nominees via social media/blogs.
Here are the questions asked by Lainey:
1. If you are to change a book's ending, which book will it be and what happens?
There have been so many books that have caused me to sigh in disappointment at the way it has ended, but I don't know whether I would change that. The book ended that way for a reason so I suppose I wouldn't want to change the authors decision!
To answer the question, I think The Secret Place by Tana French had a fairly disappointing ending. Each character was a suspect from the start, we weren't introduced to new characters or many plot twists in order to put us off the scent of the real killer. It's very tough, I suppose to introduce new suspects throughout a story when it is set in a private all girls school, so I can understand the reason we weren't given new characters; but for me it lacked dimension and meant the ending was disappointing.
So if i were to change it, I would probably have the girls meet some guys outside of school and perhaps include them in the investigation. I reckon that would be more interesting!
2. What is the last book you've read that you'll probably never read again?
Honestly? I'm not big on re-reading! I read a book called Everybody Sees the Ants, and I thought it was a really sad description of an introverts teenage years and the coming to terms with who you are growing up. I did, I thought it was great. I doubt I'd ever come back to that book though, Lucky, the main character was very annoying to read and his 'voice' became hard to read.
3. What is your life's current soundtrack?
I'm not too sure, honestly. I would probably say Radical Face- Welcome Home is fairly prevalent at the moment. I feel a little lost in myself and I'm trying to get back home hehe
4. If you are to fall in love with a fictional character, who will it be?
I'm not one to fall in love with fictional characters. The sake of the question though, is who could I see myself falling for if they were real. I could definitely see myself fall in love with Gat Patil from We Were Liars.
5. If you are to kill someone in a book, who will it be?
This is REALLY hard. Voldemort… Who else, though?
6. What place do you want to visit because of a book you read?
Hampstead Heath because of The Murder Room
Bath because of Northanger Abbey
7. What is the longest book you ever read?
Bill Bryson – One Summer
8. What do you want to eat while reading a book?
I've never thought about this before, but I don't really eat when I read!
9. Which do you prefer? Books, ebooks or audiobooks?
Books; they're so beautiful and it's nice to be able to hold a hard copy of something and save as a keepsake.
10. Who are your top 3 favorite authors?
J.K Rowling, Bill Bryson and Michelle Paver
11. What is the book nearest to you right now?
Bill Bryson – One Summer
I don't follow many bloggers because I'm fairly new to this. Many of the bloggers I follow have more than 200 others following them too! So, on this rainy Sunday afternoon, I sifted through a bunch of new bloggers, read their most recent posts and decided whether I would like to nominate them. I have also followed each blogger I enjoyed to make sure I wasn't absent mindedly nominating people.
1. Bibliomouse
2. Tracey Morait's Blog of Writing Stuff
3. Simple.smalltown.style (Brand New Blog)
So sorry I didn't stick to the 11 bloggers, but hopefully if I pass this forward, more and more bloggers will have their nomination and drive more readers to their pages!!
Thank you Lainey!
My questions:
1. What is your favorite read from your childhood?
2. Where is your favorite spot to shop for books?
3. Is there a specific place you enjoy reading?
4. Who is your most hated character from any book?
5. Post a picture of one of your most beautiful books
6. What is your most read/favorite non-fiction?
7. Have you a favorite book series?
8. What book were you made to read at school that you still love now?
9. Which book were you expecting to love but ended up putting it down before finishing?
10. Which book do you pretend to have read?
11. Which book makes you laugh the most?
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Behind the painted windows, Dale Preboski saw something more. For decades, the corner of Wetmore and Hewitt avenues in downtown Everett was anchored by Fidelity Mutual Bank. Then came shopping malls...
Behind the painted windows, Dale Preboski saw something more.
For decades, the corner of Wetmore and Hewitt avenues in downtown Everett was anchored by Fidelity Mutual Bank. Then came shopping malls and the troubled economy of the 1970s.
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Frontier Bank took over the space for a few years before it moved across the street to a bigger lot. A beauty parlor and a secondhand-clothing store came and went next; a day-labor shop didn't last long, either. The front and side windows, which had reflected decades of commerce, were painted a dull blue.
Preboski saw it all from her office a block away and dreamed of making the corner something special again. In 2001, she quit her job as the city's spokeswoman, rented the storefront and watched the blue paint disappear. She recently celebrated the third anniversary of her store, Beyond the Blue Bridal, which sells formal and wedding dresses.
"I wanted to be on the corner of the downtown I'm crazy about," Preboski said.
She considers herself a "merchant of change," part of a corps of new businesses on Hewitt Avenue that is re-establishing downtown as a shopping and eating destination. By regrading Hewitt and placing planters and covered bus stops along the busy street last year, the city redefined the five-block retail corridor between Colby Avenue and the Everett Events Center.
City leaders and business owners say the future of downtown business rests on the commitment of diverse specialty retailers and shoppers seeking something different.
"You are seeing some unique shops opening in downtown Everett and staying open because they offer services you can't find elsewhere," Everett spokeswoman Kate Reardon said, noting the Horseshoe Saloon, Bistro Vino and other restaurants and retail shops that have opened in the past year along Hewitt.
"You also get personal service, which brings you back to what it used to be like to shop."
Preboski said the opening of the events center in October 2002 has brought more people more shoppers to the streets. The center has drawn at least 700,000 people downtown thus far, events-center officials said.
"Very few people at an event are going to buy a dress or tux," Preboski said, "but they do see us and come back."
Downtown may never again have JC Penney or another national retailer on its corners, but Preboski and her husband, Paul Kaftanski, contend that more people will come downtown seeking alternatives to "big-box" shopping.
Kaftanski, the city's transportation-services director, is so firm in that belief that he opened Blue's Brother, a formal menswear store, 15 months ago. The shop shares space with Beyond the Blue but has its own entrance at 1703 Hewitt Ave.
The couple has invested about $250,000 and countless hours in the stores, Kaftanski said.
"It's always risky to invest capital yours or someone else's in a small-business enterprise," added Kaftanski, who spent about five years considering risks before opening his store. "In the end, I had to bite the bullet."
Preboski and Kaftanski met 12 years ago when she was an editorial writer at Everett's Herald newspaper and he was a transportation-project manager for the city.
Preboski later took a job as the city's public-information officer and led successful efforts to get Everett an "All-America City" designation. The National Civic League hands the award out annually to 10 U.S. cities that demonstrate civic excellence in solving problems. Everett won in part because of Everett Station, a regional transportation and employment-resource hub.
Kaftanski was a key player in the creation of the transit station, which has emerged as one of the city's favorite selling points to lure businesses downtown.
City officials are compiling the results of a survey of 1,000 people who live and work in Everett. The survey asked people what they would like to see more of downtown.
Karen Shaw, the city's economic-development director said that next year, she plans to use information from the survey to recruit more specialty restaurateurs and retailers downtown.
Small-business owners must persuade people who live in or near Everett to check out the city's downtown, Preboski said.
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The ultimate party of all time is about to hit our rooftops, favourite bars, beaches and party destinations in general. Oh Yes! The New Year's eve is almost upon us. But before all the hoopla begins (also as a part of the continuation of our #Musical Throwback series), let's continue our little detour into the musical world, with a sip of that smooth Black Dog whisky. It's time to take a look back at some of the ultimate year- end chartbusters, a mash up of current & retro masterpieces that have never failed to pump up New Year parties on oh-so-many levels. Songs that'll always make you want to headbang, jive, boogie & simply sway on the dance floor. Now that we have discussed the kind of dance moves you will end up doing eventually, let's hit that playlist shall we.
Culture Club - Karma Chameleon
Party animals are beginning to show up and Karma Chameleon is the perfect way to set your party mood. This 80s hit number by English band culture club remained as steady as a rock with its number one position on US Billboard Top 100 for 3 weeks. Do we need any other reason!
Black Eyed Peas - Let's Get It Started
The Black Eyed Peas did a quite a job with this number. And so can you. As the lyrics itself suggests, gentlemen, it's time to get the party started.
The Human League - Don't you want me
Play that music and let all those beautiful strangers making goo-goo eyes at each other from the bar get aquainted in a grooviest possible way. After all, it does say "Don't you want me baby". It's only fair to honour the lyrics in its true sense.
Katrina & The Waves - Walking on sunshine
The band Katrina and The Waves have redefined pop in the coolest possible way with this upbeat song. The music and the lyrics are filled with so much energy that one can't help but start dancing to it.
Daft Punk - Get Lucky
Music & Party lovers are very much aware of this hit number undoubtedly. Get Lucky by the french band Daft Punk has been an all time favourite since its inception in every disc, lounge and playlist in general. You name it, they've got it.
Bruno Mars - Locked out of heaven
Feel like your guests are getting a bit bored. Why not wake'em up? Play this epic number by Bruno Mars and watch as your party comes back to life with a vengance.
Hardwell feat. Matthew Koma - Dare You
Shed all your inhibitions and throw them out of the nearest possible window. Hardwell is DARE-ing you to party & just let go. So let go!
Want to change things up a little in your party? Do you intend to set the ball of thirll and madness rolling. Then you should know, AC/DC is the perfect way to do it.
Play these two major hits by the hard rock gurus. Be assured that they will without a doubt set your party on fire.
AC/DC - Shoot To Thrill
AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long
Calvin Harris feat Hurts - Under Control
Given that it has been only a year since this chartbuster got released, it has been pretty much in every DJs' top 20 list. Under Control is very much apt for a New Year bash. It will set your party in a trance mode.
ABBA - Happy New Year
And finally we have the ultimate new year song of all time. As the clock hits midnight, not a single player goes by that wouldn't play this soothing New Year number by ABBA.
It's been quite a journey reminiscing all the favourite all time hits. Some classics, some new born and an instant rage amongst the music fanatics, did you enjoy our playlist? Tell us which one would you choose out of this in your New Year's party.
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Yes shut up Leon
Sounds interesting, I hope this also will reveal some of the late NPs treachery!
wow...cant wait to get my hands on this...he such a wonderful person...would be delighted to have this in my nelson mandela collection
I Agree with you! Yes he is not a saint But He is a wonderful man. Negative people must read his sayings and quotes....
ja nelson mandela is realy a good man god may be with him all times and give him many years to live
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Bergen flesland(BGO), Bergen, Norway (24.2km)
Soerstokken(SRP), Stord, Norway (83.6km)
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Haugesund karmoy(HAU), Haugesund, Norway (135.3km)
Sogndal haukasen(SOG), Sogndal, Norway (143.8km)
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A UCSD woman was just days from graduating when she and a man trying to help her were struck by a suspected drunk driver in Alpine Monday morning. Rory Devine spoke to the mother of the woman about the tragic crash.
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At this point we have to take new footage of Iron Man 2 wherever we can get it since it's going to be a while before a trailer arrives. Entertainment Tonight has made a promo for Iron Man 2 and in it we get to see glimpses of War Machine and Iron Man fighting together. Don't worry, you only have half a year left before this hits theaters!
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Detroit police look for gunmen who shot Dollar Store cashier in neck
DETROIT (WJBK) - A family dollar employee is fighting for her life; she was shot tonight during a robbery.
These criminals didn't care that people were inside the Family Dollar on East Warren.
They walked right in pulled out there guns and when the clerk didn't open the cash drawer fast enough for them, they shot her in the neck.
"If they are that brazen to do that to a clerk who is just trying to make a living," said Capt. Mark Thornton. "What else can they do."
The crime was caught on camera at 6:45 p.m. Monday. Two men were wearing masks, one in a grey hoodie the other in black stroll into the store and immediately pull out guns.
"One seemed to secure what we now know is a greeter at the front door," said Thornton. "And the other approached the register."
Meanwhile shoppers inside seem oblivious or undeterred by the crime in the progress.
"They don't care about life or anything they need to be taken off the street asking for your help," Thornton said.
Until the sound of two gunshots sent everyone running for the door.
"We did have a dog track that we initiated to try and find the people but it ended," Thornton said. "That's why we think they were parked somewhere else."
Two shots were fired in total.
"The attendant was struck in the side of the neck that we know of," Thornton said. "She is at St John in temporary serious condition at this time."
Shortly after the crime police arrive in force, while a dozen or so shoppers who were inside the store are interviewed by detectives.
FOX 2 watched as they filtered out to their cars while police continued the search for the shooters. Detectives are asking for help in this one, saying all tips can remain anonymous through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP.
The incident lasted roughly one minute. Police say for all the efforts all the criminals got were a couple cell phones. They never even got the cash they came in for.