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India-Pakistan relations do not move in a straight line. They zigzag from crisis to crisis.
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WHAT has struck me most during my holiday in France — a country I am visiting after 25 years — is that today communication is much easier for someone who cannot speak the French language.
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|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), chopped
|2 Tablespoon, melted
|Granulated sugar
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Thaw dough 30 minutes.
Cut into 6 slices; cut each into thirds to make 18 pieces.
Melt the 1/4 cup butter; remove from heat and stir in brown sugar and corn syrup.
Divide brown sugar mixture among 18 well-greased muffin cups; sprinkle with pecans.
Place a piece of dough in each.
Brush rolls with the 2 tablespoons melted butter.
Combine granulated sugar and cinnamon; sprinkle atop dough.
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My beach bridal makeup tips for brides marrying on or near the beach, with a splash of color and an island twist
Here is my top 7 list of makeup tips for all skin tones; my top makeup myths debunked! This blog is a LONG time coming!
Many of you who have followed my vlogging journey since 2009 have known that I am dead-set and adamant about doing for women of color what we are told not to do with makeup. I am quite certain women of opposite are probably told the same things from time to time. So I thought, why not include them both!
SO here is my list of makeup tips for all skin tones!
#7. Wearing Eyeshadow
I hear many women of color say they do not look good with eyeshadow. But guess what? That's so not true! You can actually rock the hell out of eyeshadow! It all just depends on how and where it's place. You also must take into consideration most importantly your undertones. Example: I have golden undertones, true white, silvers, and pastel colors tend to look so-so on me but once I throw on a neon, gold, cream or summer warm fire colors they compliment me the most.
I truly believe that this myth is also due in part to the many various eye shapes there are out there. Examples, for women who have a 'monolid' have a very little eyecrease, you can find your hidden crease area by literally following the shape of your eyeball. Be sure to stick to dark matte colors as they will help the area appear receded and give you a creased look!
For myself, I have a combination between a prominent eye shape and an almond eye shape. The prominent part of my eye makes it sometimes look like I have puffy eyes on my bottom lash line so I used to never wear eyeshadow there! Now I know to stay away from shimmery/icy and light shadows that highlight that area giving the illusion that they are "poofyer" than they really area.
#6 Smokey Eyes
Why is this even a topic of debate anymore?! A classic smokey eye looks amazing on every skin tone! The key to getting this one to work, once again, is taking into consideration what will compliment your eye shape the most. And yes it is perfectly okay to have dark skin and wear black eyeshadow! Blend blend blend that ish girl! Use your transitional colors! matte blacks, grays, and even your skintone colors to tone down the harshness of some of those darker smokey colors. And don't limit yourself to just black smokey eyes! Eggplant purples, navy blues, and deep greens can all be made into a sexy smokey look. You can also choose to 'play up' and smoke certain parts of the eyes. For example your bottom lash line, your outer crease area, etc.
#5 Bronzing and Contouring
This one really grinds my gears because they is nothing sexier than a bronzed or contoured beat for the Gods face. Oh wait, that's makeup artist lingo. Sorry ladies. Beat for the God's literally translates into "really fierce makeup", for those that do not know! Don't know where to begin with contouring or what products to use? Start with a foundation or a powder, choose a shade that is 1-2 shades darker than you, depending on how dramatic you'd like the effect to be, and go from there! And for my deep dark sisters if you can't find anything thats dark enough you can always use a matte black eyeshadow. Just BLEND and start with very little product and then build your way up.
#4 Bold Eyeshadow
This one pretty much goes hand in hand with number one. This is a big one for my fair-toned ladies. You'd be surprised at how amazing bold color contrasts against fair skin! Don't be afriad! Take baby steps. Start with a pop of color in your waterline, work your way up to other parts of your eyes and next thing you know you'll be rocking pink brows! Just kidding!
#3 Blush
If I were to take a poll amongst women who wear little to no makeup, realistically I think 9 out of 10 women would say they are scared of blush. Blush CAN be quite scary when not blended properly! Don't let anyone ruin it for you! Start with peach and orange! These two colors I find tend to read the most subtle and natural on most complexions, they warm up the skin without being too obvious and my favorite is this look on darker skin. You would be surprised! Another quick tip: Creme blushes usually give a more natural and sheer wash of color versus powder blushes which tend to be more pigmented. If you want extra staying powder with your blush start with a sheer application of peach blush and set it with a matching powder blush on top, the creaminess of the creme blush will give the powder something to stick to!
#2 Nude Lips
We ALL know I am a huge endorser of this one and have been for years. I've overheard countless artists in the past say nude lips don't look good on darker women. That clearly is far from the truth! For the not so 'ashy' appearance pair if with a SOFT or nude brown liner. I promise you, lipliner isn't just for grandmothers and cholas anymore! Women of lighter complexions can do the same thing to if you'd like the contoured lip look rather than the zombie look.
#1 Red Lips
Although a classic red lip is not my favorite look to rock I absolutely love the way MAC Ruby Woo looks on me, but I didn't always feel that way. Until I tried this simple little trick: pairing it with a soft brown lipliner. This is the trick to pretty much getting all colors to work for you if you have darker lips like me. And more importantly, pay attention to undertones!!
That pretty much tops my list of things I'd recommend for all skin tones! OF course this list is not limited to just the things I have named, what are some makeup myths you think need to be debunked for different skin tones?
Thanks all for reading!
The denim jacket – never thought I'd rock it with confidence. There's something about denim jackets that aren't exactly something I'd easily pick out when shopping. But somehow this just kind of works. And I am digging the tie-dye too. And now I can't get rid of this thing! Every time I wear it I get tons of compliments on it. And surprisingly I can wear it with like, everything!
Denim jacket | YMI Jeans
Eagle jersey dress | Forever 21
Shoes | GoJane.com
Jewelry | Forever 21
Fashion Glasses | Forever 21
On a side note (aside from June Gloom) I am so glad the Los Angeles weather is warming up and I'm able to dress more free spirited these days. How are you all handling the seasons changes where you live?
Also if you have specific fashion or outfit requests you'd like to see here (dressing for your body type, how to wear denim, etc) please let me know! I'm all about combining sexy, edgy, chic and comfort ll at one and if you'd like to see more posts like these please feel free to let me know! I draw fashion inspiration from anything and everything and my style is so versatile it can't possibly be pin-pointed in just one category. I am also working on starting an online fashion boutique in the future, this is another one of my childhood dreams. Please keep me in your prayers!
As always, just want to end this post by saying thanks for stopping by, reading and supporting. May this week bring you warm smiles, love and laughter. Going to make it more of a habit of leaving words of encouragement, you never know who may need them! Have an awesome week my lovely readers.
Bombshell, Victoria's Secret hair; one of my favorite ways to rock the hell out of a wig. This look is super easy and can be done on all hair types and minimal tools needed.
I used my new NUME curling rod to get these full, voluptuous curls. It should be known
Other things you'll need
Large butterly clip
Wide tooth comb
Fine tooth comb
Hair Spray
Bobby pins or pincurl pins
I must say, after the first unit I received from RPG Show this unit feels a bit more dense and fuller. I can definitely appreciate a wig with more hair on it! I plan on rocking the pants off this ombre look. It's my first time doing ombre and I am loving it!! Also I must add that my favorite part about this style is throughout the day the curls start to drop into a looser body wave, and you can easily get a week's worth out of these curls on this wig when done properly. Or just keep pincurling it at night if you want it to look as fresh as first day hair.
I hope you guys enjoy one of my favorite ways to rock my wigs. As always, thank you for watching, reading, participating, commenting, liking, and just all around being engaged and in tune with my channel and my blog. I appreciate the comments and positive feedback you guys give as readers and look forward to continuing to honor your beauty requests and questions as you give them to me. Lots of love.
Recently added the NUME 3 Sum to my natural hair collection and this stuff is a God-send! Even for kinky coily gals like myself!!
It's a 3 piece flat iron, mini flat iron and curling rod set. Very inexpensive as most flat irons sold ALONE can cost the same price as this set you get for three pieces. It gets hot enough to handle my super tightly coiled curls and keeps my hair smoothed and polished.
my hair BEFORE a blow-out and flat-iron
Let me tell you MY hair is a beast. My curls are SO tightly coiled it's ridiculous. For best results I recommend doing a blow-out first, it will make your life ten times easier!
Here's the AFTER!
I'd recommend using it no more than once a week and always with a heat protectant! My favorite is Sebastian Trilliant.
I also took it upon myself to test it on two clients at the salon this weekend! Here's one of the results after I cut and styled Shantel's hair and polished it off using the NUME iron
Here's my video tutorial on how I used the iron and what you'll need!
NUME Flat Iron regular and "baby" size ^_^
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What are the trends for mid day Bridal showers
We will be hosting a bridal shower for my SIL in September. It is at 1:00 on a Sunday in September. I want to provide appetizer type food along with a few different desserts.
I am trying to think of some neat presentation ideas for the food. We are doing a chocolate fountain because my SIL loves them. I was thinking of serving a cold pasta salad in martini glasses but not sure if that is popular anymore.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Not sure cold pasta salad in martini glasses ever was popular!
Chocolate fountains have been relegated to kids parties...but if your SIL wants one and you can't talk her out of it....
As for presentation, if you are serving buffet rather sit down....and if you are thinking chocolate fountain, I guess youa re thinking buffet, I would think tiers and raised sections of the table.
A fruit salad in martini glasses would be nice, garnished with fresh mint and a "bouquet" of fruit skewers as very lovely.
You say appetiser? Do you mean small sandwiches and salads? or do you mean things like stuff on a tooth pick and tiny slices of roll ups?
Linda C
I hosted a bridal shower in March, from 2 until 5 in the afternoon. The bride's family is Italian and her wedding colors were red and white, so I went with a little Italian theme. I served Italian soda, Lemonade in decanter, Mini Muffulettas, Pesto stuffed cherry tomatoes, Boursin Herb and Garlic Cheese with Raspberry Chipotle and table water crackers, proscuitto and swiss wrapped asparagus, strawberries and grapes, almond cookies, petit fours and coffee with Tia Maria.
I personally feel that if you throw a shower then you should feed your guests. This should definnatly apply if some of the guess are driving an hour or more to the party. I would hate to think that some guest may have to stop at some drive thru to or from the party. Pasta is a great $ stetcher.
I also try to stick to the theme of the wedding. The last shower i threw was in the theme of an outdoor wedding near a light house. The theme for the shower was "Summer by the Lake." I served linguine with the choice of grilled chicken or lemon shrimp. The cake was served in champagne glasses. One other thing, dont forget music. Many people tend to forget that. I choose Seaside Tranquility to stay in the theme. Have fun!
The last shower I hosted in May featured mini sandwiches. It went over very well. All the offerings were appetizer size.
Little puffs filled with crab salad, stuffed baguettes filled with ham salad and sliced thin , mini bagels with smoked salmon and cream cheese, mini croissants filled with egg salad or salmon salad.
I also served Caprese skewers , cherry tomatoes, mini boccacini balls (mozzarella works fine) and basil on little cocktail skewers also prosciutto wrapped melon bites..


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Gear shift knob removal
I can't for the life of me figure out how to remove the gear shift knob on my '02 Mazda truck (Ford Ranger).
Any suggestions?
This may help, I googled..
The gear shifter (Manual transmission) is held in place by a special bolt with a wedge designed in the middle and threads at both ends. You simply lift the rubber boot from the floor exposing the top of the transmission where the shifter stub enters the cab, and you will see the bolt going through with the nut on the passengers side of the shift lever.
Take the nut off, and put it on the other side and tighten it and it will pull the wedge out of engagement and release the shift lever.
Now if your talking about the knob at the top of the shifter, be advised you will ruin it by pulling it off.
They are a very tight fit, and once you manage to get it off of the shifter it will never again fit properlly and the only way you wont be dealing with it coming loose in your hand will be to replace it. It's easiest to remove a good knob by first removing the shift lever from the truck as described above.


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The Lord blessed me with tons of crosses last year. In return I should bless someone else. Will send Daylily seeds that I lost the names on for SASE. All the seeds I kept were crosses I made with hrbrid daylilies (not Ditch) Just e-mail me at email@example.com.
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I set aside a few hours a week atleast for games but there are just way too many that have been released and are coming out to keep up with them all.
For 3DS, and Wii U there is already enough to last me for months.
That doesn't include even touching my 360 which has tons of good games coming out too.
So how do you guys find time to keep up with and play all of these games?
it call not having a life lol
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1. Unemployment
2. College life
3. Lack if social life outside if nerddom
I went through 1 and 2, but my nerddom is also filled with magic the gathering. Even without that, I could only concentrate on a game or two each month. Usually just one game a month.
Most people here probably aren't old enough to work or are unemployed I would imagine. Even working 35 hours and playing music in my free time, I get around to about 2 new games a month if I really wanted to. I mean, I have 6 games on my Wii U and I still haven't finished 2 of them.
And to the above poster, you call college life a bunch of hours sitting alone gaming? I spent a lot of my time with friends at Buffalo Wild Wings and sitting around play beer pong. And that's still all the while gaming in the middle of it. Get out and live a little. Sheesh.
PSN: JVir NNID: Jayvir
Smash Bros Mains- Samus, Ness, Pit
Or, you know studying unless you're taking basket weaving.
Virus66 posted...
... going to Buffalo Wild Wings and playing bro pong is "living"? Rather be dead...
How does everyone find time for all the games coming out?
I don't. My backlog is hideous. =(
Wii U board rule: If the topic title has ANY adjective with a negative implication... it's time to pee pants.
fon1988 posted...
I set aside a few hours a week atleast for games but there are just way too many that have been released and are coming out to keep up with them all.
I know what you mean, my backlog is getting to the point where i could probably be ok with not buying a game for a year.
IOS Fanboy. Cant afford a 16 dollar app but can afford a 499$ device.
Im in the final year of a degree and got like 6 games I haven't even played yet. Idk how people can play the amount they do.
Gamefaqs: Where 14 year olds make fun of 13 year olds for acting like 12 year olds
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Virus66 posted...
It's called "doing stuff". Just an example. Maybe I went to a friends for a cookout instead. Or went to a campus event. You don't even need to drink to play beer pong, maybe you didn't realize that. It's about doing something with friends, not getting wasted off your ass.
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Is your fav. sun or shade?
Do you prefer gardening in sun or shade? I feel so fortunate to have both full sun and heavy shade areas and it's funny that I want to ask this question because I couldn't answer it if asked of me.
I love the shady areas because they are virtually maintenance-free, weed-free. Weeds that do pop up grow slowly and seem so much easier to pull completely on the first try. Shady spots are just so tranquil and peaceful to the eye, and of course, cooler to be in or work in. Shade flowers are usually more subtle and sedate, although there are certainly many "wow" plants for shade. The key in shade is definitely the foliage. It's all about different shapes, textures, and creating a harmonious yet striking combination from the different shades of mostly green, highlighting with variegations and other colors of foliage.
I love my sunny areas because of all of the beautiful flowers. Most "ooohs and ahhhs" by visitors are directed to this area. And if one wants to pick bouquets, sun plants are a must! But it's much more time-consuming to do the weeding, deadheading, and dividing required to keep things pretty and under control. And the selection of beautiful annuals that love the sun is nearly limitless.
Could you choose just one or the other?
I prefer sun.
Because I don't have any. Ive got deep shade and Ive got dappled shade and Ive got partial shade, but nowhere on my tiny lump of land is there 6 or more hours of sun a day. You always want a bit of what you don't have. I'd love to be able to grow lavender, sunflowers, poppies, cosmos, veggies, everlastings. I'd love for my roses, morning glories, clematis, etc., to bloom more abundantly.
But I'd hate to give up dappled shade, which is not only lierally a cool pleasure to garden in, but also allows you to play with a wonderful range of plants.
I find such questions --either/or, as almost always impossible for me to answer. I always want the both/and answer.
Oh well,
I prefer gardening in the shade. My absolute favorite time in our garden is around 5:00-7:00 p.m. We get very dabbled sun coming through the tree canopy that creates beautiful blotches of light that dance around in a slight breeze from the tree leaves moving. I try hard to emphasize the scene by planting things like ornamental grasses, chartreuse-leafed hostas, etc. that catch the sun and just glow in this type of light. It's gentle on the plants and gentle on me. There's something so serene and peaceful about it. Our entire property has only either complete shade or dabbled sun/shade. I don't have full-sun envy. Great question...I'm sure there will be as many answers as there are gardeners.
My preference would be shade,however, I am shadeless. I love seeing shady gardens with varieties of hostas and gingers and the pastels of shade flowers. So I must enjoy my sunny gardens and live vicariously on garden tours and magazines.


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|The seminar's usual time is Friday at 11:00am in 517 Warren Weaver Hall (Directions). Special times and dates are marked in red. Click on the title of a talk for the abstract (if available).
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|Rectifiable measures
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| Mark Sapir
|Asymptotic cones of groups
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|The impossibility of periodic motion in general relativity
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(Stony Brook)
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| Bing Wang
(UW Madison)
|May 8
| Dan Knopf
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|Organizers: Sylvain Cappell, Jeff Cheeger, Robert Haslhofer, Bruce Kleiner, and Robert Young.
|Rectifiable measures, Raanan Schul. When does a (locally) finite Borel measure $\mu$ on $R^n$ give full measure to a countable family of Lipschitz images of $R$? We discuss the question, interesting examples and known results. We will distinguish between two special cases: $\mu$ is absolutely continuous with respect to the 1-dimensional Hausdorff measure $H^1$, vs. $\mu$ is singular with respect to $H^1$. We will only assume first year graduate measure theory.
|Cohomological structures in geometry and topology inspired by mathematical physics, Hisham Sati. Cohomology comes in various flavors and plays important roles in many areas of mathematics. Recent interactions with mathematical physics have led to several interesting cohomological constructions in geometry and topology, including categorified notions of bundles associated to higher connected covers of Lie groups and twisted versions of generalized cohomology theories. I will describe mathematical results in this area, starting with twisted de Rham cohomology and twisted K-theory, and then generalizing to the newly constructed twisted elliptic cohomology, and twisted Morava K-theory and E-theory. Then I will discuss recent work on desirable differential geometric extensions of these theories, otherwise constructed by homotopy-theoretic means, building on Cheeger-Simons differential characters and Deligne-Belinson cohomolog.
|Asymptotic cones of groups, Mark Sapir. Asymptotic cones of groups are the major tools in studying "large scale" properties of finitely generated groups such as growth, isoperimetric functions, "representation varieties" of one group in another group, etc. In this talk I will survey the main applications of asymptotic cones. If the group grows polynomially (say, it is Abelian) asymptotic cones are Gromov-Hausdorff limits of rescaled Cayley graphs of the group (in a way, similar to obtaining Brownian motion from random walks). In general one needs ultraproducts to define asymptotic cones. In turn, ultraproducts connect geometry of groups with model theory which lead to very powerful result. For example, recent results of Hrushovsky imply that if one asymptotic cone of a group is locally compact, then the group is virtually nilpotent.
|The impossibility of periodic motion in general relativity, Spyros Alexakis. The problem of motion of bodies in general relativity dates back to the early days of the theory. Initially considered in the slow-motion approximation, the derivation of the equations of motion to first post-Newtonian order is due to Einstein, Infeld and Hoffman, with much more precise approximations obtained since. A natural question considered in this connection is whether there exist solutions which are periodic in time--the problem of eternal return. For asymptotically simple space-times, we show that this is not possible, at least near infinity. We relate this to the problem of reconstructing a solution of the Einstein equations from knowledge of the radiation it has emitted towards infinity. Joint work with V. Schlue, and (partly) A. Shao.


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The Bulldogs responded as Roman Wendelboe electrified the home crowd with 60-yard catch and run. The missed extra point left Provo trailing 7-6.
After a 25-yard field goal by Herrick, Bramhall went to work with three touchdown passes in the second stanza. Bramhall hooked up with Jaxon Beck on a 21-yard scoring reception. Herrick missed the point after and the Timberwolves led 16-6.
Bramhall's next scoring connection came via a 28-yard connection with CJ Schroeppell. The successful point after put Timpanogos ahead 23-6.
The Bulldogs showed some bite as Wendelboe returned the ensuing kickoff 90 yards to paydirt to trim Timpanogos' lead to 23-12.
Just before halftime, Bramhall engineered one last scoring drive as he hooked up with Dunford on a 20-yard strike. Herrick again connected on the extra point and Timpanogos went to the locker room with a 30-12 lead.
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This acclaimed best seller from popular historian Alison Weir is a fascinating look at the Tudor family dynasty and its most infamous ruler. The Six Wives of Henry VIII brings to life England's oft-married monarch and the six wildly different but equally fascinating women who married him. Gripping from the first sentence to the last and loaded with fascinating details, Weir's rich history is a perfect blend of scholarship and entertainment.
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"Wow. Excellent. A page-turner at times!!"
I was a little hesitant about listening to a nonfiction historical biography, but Alison Weir is a favorite historian/author of mine.
She delivered with this masterpiece!
Simon Prebble delivered a perfect performance, I am not always a big fan of Simon Prebble, but he really is excellent in this narration.
Young mom living in Japan, dealing with commute with audiobooks and knitting.
"Best biography I've listened to so far!"
One of the best. It was really fun and interesting.
There were no characters in the book per say, but I liked Henry's last wife, Catherine, best.
No, I had not had the pleasure, but I enjoyed his narrating quite a bit with this book.
Not quite, but only because of the sheer length of the book.
A great book to listen to for anyone interested in Henry VIII. Alison Weir wrote a splendid book, and Simon Prebble narrated it superbly.
"Thankfully, It's Not All About Henry!"
The narration was not exactly consistent - it sounded like a different person for minutes at a time before switching back to the "normal" way, as if Mr. Prebble did his recording from two different sound booths with different equipment. While this isn't a huge deal and has no effect on the quality of the book, it was a bit distracting.
I am a big fan of Alison Weir's Tudor books, and this was no exception. Everything is thoroughly researched and clearly presented, and it certainly makes me excited to listen to "The Children of Henry VIII" next! Although Henry certainly had a lot to do with this book, I felt like the focus on the wives was very refreshing. You get a very distinct portrait of each woman and a good understanding of her motivations and personality.
"Anne of Cleves is my favorite"
Read from February 28 to March 15, 2013
Audiobook read by Simon Prebble. This was really less about the women in their own right (what I was hoping for) and more about the general history of Henry VIII's marriages. Still in all, it was a fun listen and, even with as much as I thought I knew about these women, I learned some new tidbits--with the exception of Anne Boleyn and the only thing I learned about her is that Weir did not like her AT ALL.
Recent college grad who studied creative writing... now I bum 'round listening to other's works. Not a bad life :)
"Easy Tudor History"
Easy. Factual. Deep.
It was very fascinating to learn so much about Henry's first queen. All of the queens are well researched. Weir leaves no stone unturned.
Prebble is a smart performer. He is very dry in a way that makes the book easy to follow. This book is written in a historical/academic way. His style doesn't subtract from its nature.
Audiobooks have literally changed my life. I now actually ENJOY doing mindless chores because they give me plenty of listening time!
"Divorced Beheaded Died Divorced Beheaded Survived"
I became very keen to learn all about the Tudors after reading Hilary Mantel's excellent Wolf Hall, followed by Bring Up the Bodies not long after. At that time I had very little notion about British History, and none at all about Henry VIII and his time, other than the fact he was an oft-married tyrant who had a couple of his wives beheaded. This book was just what I needed to fill some of the biggest gaps in my understanding of a) the reasons why H8 married so often b) who his wives were, with their backgrounds and personal stories and c) why he killed off two of his wives and divorced two more. I also learned in greater detail about d) how and why the break from Rome and the pope occurred, and why there were so many reversals back and forth from Catholic to Protestant beliefs, resulting in the deaths of uncounted masses of people for heresies which were determined according to ever-changing priorities and whims of the great monarch.
I felt I got quite a thorough overview of each of Henry's six wives, and also that Alison Weir seemed to greatly dislike Anne Boleyn, who came across as quite an unlikeable woman, though I gather this is a widely agreed upon opinion. Catherine of Aragon, his first wife, predictably enough, came across as a saint. Ann of Cleves and Catherine Parr, as the two clever ones who survived marriage to a vile brute. And of course, plenty of information about the monarch himself and his time.
Recommended for those who like me have an interest in literature about that period with little background on the topic, as I imagine a lot of the material is familiar to those who have a better grasp on English history.
Love audiobooks. Mystery and suspense novels are the ones I enjoy the most.
"Awesome Book"
This book was fun to listen to. It only took me 3 days because I wanted to learn what had happened to each of the wives. I knew some of the stuff but learned so much more from this book. I recommended this book if you are into English history.
"The hours just flew by"
This did not feel like 22 hours at all. In fact, I was a little sad when I finished. I was always fascinated with the Tudor era so this book feels like candy. It is almost too indulgent-- I gobbled it so fast.
birds and more birds
"very good take from another view point"
audiobooks almost always work better for me, though this would be a great companion to the written version (I often have both)
I have been listening to many audio books about Henry the VIII lately, my favorite is the Autobiography of Henry the VIII, this book tells a very different story from the view point of his wives and those who knew them, this book is a great companion to the above mentioned book.
Alison Weir really does her homework.
great narration and story, this author is exceptional.
"Great historical story"
The length. It dragged on a bit.
Queen Katherine Parr because she was the one queen to out last the king and have a life of her own.
Yes loved his voice. I also listened to Wolf Hall another book narrated by Simon Prebble.
It was a bit long.
This was a great story of the Tudor dynasty.!
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- VMI says the mix and timing of projects in its utility support structures segment will provide lower profits than in recent years, while the weaker Australian economy has hurt results in its coatings segment.
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- Valmont Indsutries (VMI) -4.8% premarket after posting disappointing Q4 revenues and issuing downside guidance for Q1 and FY 2014.
- VMI sees Q1 EPS of ~$2.17, -25% Y/Y and lower than $2.61 analyst consensus estimate, pointing to exceptional irrigation results in the year-ago quarter mainly driven by drought which will not be matched in the current quarter, and severe weather has disrupted production and shipping in some facilities.
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Feb. 13, 2013, 12:17 PMValmont Industries (VMI +4.4%) moves up on a solid Q4 earnings beat. Net profit fell however, as the year-earlier period's results were boosted by reorg-related gains, which offset the higher revenue. Gross margin widened to 27.5% from 25.9%. Utility-tower segment sales +25%, largely on higher demand from North American utility customers, irrigation segment sales +13%. engineered infrastructure unit sales +4.1%, and coatings -6.5%. | Comment!
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An investigation of whether factors associated with short-term attrition change or persist over ten years: data from the Medical Research Council Cognitive Function and Ageing Study (MRC CFAS)
1 MRC Biostatistics Unit, Institute of Public Health, Robinson Way, Cambridge, CB2 2SR, UK
2 Department of Public Health and Primary Care, University of Cambridge Institute of Public Health, Robinson Way, Cambridge, CB2 2SR, UK
3 MRC Human Nutrition Research, Elsie Widdowson Laboratory, Fulbourn Road, Cambridge, CB1 9NL, UK
BMC Public Health 2006, 6:185 doi:10.1186/1471-2458-6-185Published: 18 July 2006
Factors associated with the loss of participants in long-term longitudinal studies of ageing, due to refusal or moves, have been discussed less than those with short term follow-up.
In a population-based study of cognition and ageing (the Medical Research Council Cognitive Function and Ageing Study (MRC CFAS)), factors associated with dropout due to refusal and moving in the first follow-up period (over two years) are compared with factors associated with dropout over ten years. Participants at 10-year follow-up are compared with their age-standardised baseline contemporaries.
Some consistent trends are found over the longer term. Refusers tended to have poorer cognition, less years of education, not have a family history of dementia and be women. Characteristics of people who moved differed between waves, but the oldest and people in worse health moved more. When surviving and responding individuals at ten years are compared with those of the same age at baseline many differences are found. Individuals of lower social class, education, cognitive ability, in residential care, with sight/hearing problems and poor/fair self-reported health are less likely to be seen after 10 years of follow-up. Individuals report more health problems when they participate in multiple interviews.
The characteristics of refusers in the longer term are similar to those refusing to participate over the shorter term. Long-term follow-up studies will under represent the disadvantaged and disabled but represent full health status of participating individuals better. There are advantages and disadvantages to both short-term and long-term follow-up.


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I really cant say enough about this place. The staff are a lovely friendly bunch who made me feel very welcome. Location is ideal. less than 5 min walk to Latin Bridge! Breakfast is nice too with good choice of cereal, fruits and omelettes. You cant go wrong with this place so get booked !!!
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Superzentral, freundlich, sauberPosted Oct 4, 2014
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Cons: den Sonnenschutz am Dachfenster...
Location: In ein paar Minuten ist man mitten in Sarajevo - Altstadt, Neustadt: alles nicht weit
Das Guesthourse ist extrem zentral gelegen und dennoch ruhig; das Personal freundlich und hilfreich; das Frühstück lecker - besonders das Omelett. Auch das Zimmer ist prima und sauber; nicht ganz optimal: Der Sonnenschutz am Dachfenster lässt recht viel Licht durch. Würde dennoch jederzeit wieder einchecken!
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Friendly guest house in an excellent locationPosted Aug 12, 2014
Pros: Staff and location
Cons: The light from the courtyard was distracting to go to sleep (although I managed to block it out by hanging a bed spread on the window).
My room (single room No 1) was comfortable and clean. The guest house is in a great location, particularly if your time in Sarajevo is limited (only a few minutes walk from the old town). Breakfast was plentiful. The staff couldn't have been more friendly or helpful; I had a 5am start on the day I left and my pre-booked taxi didn't turn up, so Amra walked with me down the road to make sure I found another taxi and was safe.
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Very nice Guest house close to the old cityPosted Jun 27, 2014
Pros: The staff
Cons: The price
Location: Very good location
Nice Guest house , very nice friendly staff close to the city center
for Everyoneby Cfrom UK
Quiet hotel 5 min from old townPosted Jun 16, 2014
Kandilj is a quiet guesthouse a short walk from the Latin/Princip Bridge. My room was simple and very clean, the staff were friendly and helpful, and the place finely decorated in traditional style. Would certainly stay there again.
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Jun 18, 2014 by Reception, Hotel Management
Thank You very much !
for Everyoneby Khalidfrom New Zealand
Home away from HomePosted Jun 13, 2014
Pros: Friendly staff
Small but comfortable hotel, very helpful staff and close to the old town.
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Jun 18, 2014 by Reception, Hotel Management
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great hotel close to centre of townPosted May 12, 2014
Pros: Everything
Cons: Nothing
Location: Excellent location! The staff here will keep you right. Sarajevo is a great city with loads to do so it definitely deserves a few days of your time.
We had a great time staying here! The staff were fantastic! Friendly, knowledgable and the breakfast was beautiful!
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A TreasurePosted Jul 29, 2013
We were greeted in the quiet garden with homemade lemonade and then shown our room. Kandilj is just across the Latin Bridge in the wonderful Bistrik neighborhood. It is quiet and so welcoming. 24 hour hosts ready to help with anything you need. Delicious buffet breakfast. The wonderful cook showed us how to make Turkish coffee. Beautiful walks in either direction just out the front door. Mosque calls and birdsongs just outside your window above the flower-filled planters on the sill. Walking across the bridge after a day in the bazaars, museums, restaurants or markets up the hill was like coming home to a different world. What a perfect place to stay in Sarajevo!
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Funeral services for Antoinette M. "Toni" Gorham of Sheridan will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, Dec. 23, in the chapel of Macy & Son Funeral Directors, McMinnville. The Rev. Jim Peterson will officiate.
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Born Dec. 12, 1946, in Petaluma, Calif., she was the daughter of Anthony and Delores (Bettencourt) Mattos. She grew up in Tomales, Calif. She graduated from St. Vincent High School in Petaluma, Calif., then attended Santa Rosa Junior College of Nursing.
She married George C. Gorham on Feb. 4, 1966. She worked at several hospitals while they were living in Santa Rosa, Calif. She also was involved with the candy striper program at one time.
After they moved to Sheridan in 1977, she worked as a critical care nurse at McMinnville Community Hospital. She later became critical care coordinator.
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With the cost of holiday gifts, parties and travel, many people find themselves in debt over the holiday season. But with a little planning, you can avoid holiday debt.
1. Set a budget for your holiday spending
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Trim fat from steak.
Cut a large pocket in steak, cutting to, but not through, remaining 3 sides.
Place steak in a large shallow dish.
Combine beer, lemon juice, garlic, and hot sauce; pour over steak.
Cover and marinate in refrigerator 8 hours, turning steak occasionally.
Remove steak from marinade; discard marinade.
Place cheese in steak pocket, spreading evenly throughout pocket.
Secure opening with wooden picks.
Press lemon-pepper seasoning onto both sides of steak.
Coat grill rack with cooking spray; place on grill over medium-hot coals.
Place steak on rack, and cook 6 to 7 minutes on each side or to desired degree of doneness.
Transfer to a serving platter, and remove wooden picks.


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