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You Can Submit a Photo of a Photo to Dear Photograph
Today I received an email from my son's FIL, Donald, about a photo concept and website- take a picture of an old photograph in the same location where it was taken. He must have seen it and knew it would be something I would enjoy looking at. Boy, I'll say……………..
The website is Dear Photograph and now that I've gone and read about it all, I must be the last to hear about it.
Dear Photograph is all over the news. It was even on the TODAY show. There's a book of photographs using this concept that the young author/photographer Taylor Jones has authored. Simple and satisfying. Touching and fun.
So I looked at what was done and thought I would dig out a few photographs and give it a try. I just skimmed the tip of the iceberg as I limited my search to one box and a single framed photo – the one of the family in front of the house is Fall 1991, the year we moved into the house. Laura was in the third grade, Matthew fifth and Mark a Sophomore in HS.
And then I tried it. I found it tricky to hold up the photo and shoot with one hand. These are shot with the iPhone camera. I'm sure with a bit of balancing and practice the outcome could be improved but it was fun and I enjoyed trying to capture the photo of the photo.
Here are the results. Thank you Taylor Jones for the cool inspiration. I know the blogging community probably knows all about you and your website already but I'm glad Donald sent me the link to your website this morning. See what you can come up with using your old photographs. Having moved9 times in 16 years, there are a lot of photos of places I can't return to and take the shot.
My pans have changed a bit from the Farberware to the All-Clad. Not totally but the rack is the same. Different stove. I still have the vase, too.
Vampire's Assistant at Midway Theatre, Forest Hills, Queens
A theatre lit up at night attracts my eye. (Is it theater or theatre? This sign ends in tre) I see theaters transformed and repurposed all the time so want to preserve the genre before they all disappear.
I shot the Midway Theatre when I visited my sister in NYC and we went out to Queens on the subway to meet friend Matt and eat at Just Like Mother's Restaurant. You can read a blog about the mostly Eastern European fare, see some Borscht- if you click on the name.
I took this about three years ago (11/2009) but came across it when I was looking for a response to a weekly challenge and since theaters are a vanishing breed, I like to photograph them, read what's playing. Thought this was an interesting selection. Always like to work on my night photography and think about how I would change the settings next time.
The Swimming Pool in Raging Bull
My sister walked with us from the Parking Lot on the West Pier. We walked down St. Luke's Place as we made our way to her apartment. Film locations abound in New York City but she thought this one especially interesting looking at night.
Mary goes to the library and can watch the swimmers right from the library window.
AND- Audrey Hepburn's Wait Until Dark was filmed across the street on St Luke's Place.(click to see location)
The pool location is Carmine Street Pool(click to see the scene from film) and it was about two am Monday night/Tuesday morning and really dark. There were some bright spotlights, too, and didn't have time to monkey around with the ideal settings.
I set the camera on the timer so I didn't get camera shake. Propped it on a concrete ledge of the fence base.
I took it from the angle where the Keith Haring Mural wasn't visible and didn't go back in the daytime as I'd planned. Next trip.
A personal note-
Drove home from NYC Thursday afternoon and Friday morning at 7:30 I start a new job as the Digital Photography Teacher at Carrick High School. After 20 years in Elementary Art it is going to be different and I am quite excited. Thanks to everyone for the good wishes and emails and for following the blog, leaving thoughtful comments and being patient when I don't reply to each note. Making adjustments to the daily post as no more staying up past midnight to blog since I have to leave my house so early.
Like A Kodak Carousel
Last week before the photo opening, fellow photographer Andy told me he enjoys following the blog. He said my blog makes him think of a slideshow on the Kodak Carousel Projector and every day's new photo is a different slide. Ektachrome slide film had such brilliant color.
Kodak Carousel evokes nostalgia most certainly. At least for my generation. Art History class in college and the professor would arrive with trays of slides.
The auditorium lights would dim. The projector made a distinctive sound.
A couple of days ago when the kids were home, they found an old carousel tray in the attic. The slides out of the slots but I plan to go through them and see what treasures they unearthed.
I know there are more trays of slides upstairs. And a projector in the back of some closet. A tiny screen folded up that made a memorable sound when raised like a shade.
Thanks Andy. I am sure there are many people who have trays of slides
DVD Screening Monday Night- Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
Many of you know my next career is filmmaker! And on Monday 11/15 my second film will be screened. The first one was Dorothy Holley: Quart Jar Poet. The doors open at 7. The screening starts at 7:30 and the film is one hour in length. Michael Wurster: The City Books Session. Simmons Hall (which is the basement) Fifth Ave at Shady Avenue. Light Refreshments. Free and open to the public. Filmed and edited by me. A little shameless self-promotion. Michael Wurster was one of the original founders of the Pittsburgh Poetry Exchange and many people have taken classes from him. He taught at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts for 18 years. I filmed it over 4 years ago and am very glad to have completed the film. You will hear him read a few of his poems and be interviewed by me. If you are a former student you might want a copy of the DVD which will be on sale for $10. Michael is bringing copies of his latest book as well. The British Detective. Excellent music brings the film to life. Used with permission from songwriter Christopher Jones from his Heartland Variations CD. Hope you can come.


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Bristlecone Brown Porter - Ruby Mountain Brewing
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Ratings: 21 | Reviews: 14 | Display Reviews Only:
3.75/5 rDev +1.4%
06-07-2014 03:07:59 | More by jmdrpi
4/5 rDev +8.1%
03-29-2014 23:27:33 | More by TwoBeers
3.5/5 rDev -5.4%
01-12-2014 21:51:30 | More by ac22rush
4/5 rDev +8.1%
09-18-2013 21:32:24 | More by sansho
3.5/5 rDev -5.4%
01-25-2013 21:17:58 | More by marct
4/5 rDev +8.1%
01-03-2013 22:37:47 | More by blackcloud
3.5/5 rDev -5.4%
12-31-2012 05:13:29 | More by DrunkinYogi
3.55/5 rDev -4.1%
A. Pours a clear amber that appears brown in my large Sam Adams Barrel House tulip with a one finger almost tan creamy head that dissipates leaving small bits of residual lacing.
S. Light roasted malt and some sweet milk chocolate character with a bit of lightly roasted coffee.
T. Roasted malt with a slight roasted bitterness.
M. Fairly thin with with a medium level of biting carbonation.
D. The mouthfeel and very light character make it seem like you're drinking a malt soda rather than a beer. As I worked my way through the glass, this grew on me a bit. A nice dark roast easy drinker.
11-01-2010 22:25:17 | More by BeerAndBourbon
4.97/5 rDev +34.3%
I purchased 2 growlers in April for an eastward sojourn to Philadelphia beer week. I had tasted it at the brewery & felt it would be a hit I'm Philadelphia. I was correct again!
It pours clear an the amber coloring is clear all the way through.
It has the taste of a light hop but without a bitter taste afterward. Very smooth.
This is a great porter & in my opinion, sorely under appreciated for the taste, clarity, quality it delivers with every glass!
When you see the brewery & understand the water source, the snow melt from Ruby Mountain immediately behind it, you may better understand. At 5100 feet elevation in the Humbolt Mountains of eastern Nevada & water being the major component of beer, you may be better able to understand why this is such a pleasing brew.
If you can, I believe every serious beer aficionado should give this refreshing, filling beverage a try! Especially with a great meal! It is absolutely outstanding with a Mexican food dinner!
06-24-2010 21:25:10 | More by RLaurel
North Carolina
3.05/5 rDev -17.6%
poured into a pint glass, poured a blackish brown with a two finger head that rose to the top, their was a lot of flotys in this one, their was no real strong smell, slight dark roast malts, the taste is bland, roast malt and a hint of hops. this isnt a bad beer but its not real great eather
02-16-2009 16:40:43 | More by orcasteve
3.05/5 rDev -17.6%
Wiseman Zach lives in Carson City, NV and decided to bring some local beers back to SLO after winter break. What a stud.
Poured slowly into a goblet because it's my birthday and I'll do whatever the fuck I want (including writing fuck twice).
Appearance: Pours dark brown with red highlights around the edges. A light tan head foams up and then quickly drops back down to a thin halo. Spotty lace.
Smell: Mocha, chocolate flakes, milk, and roasted bready malts. Smells pretty full-bodied.
Taste: Mocha, dry milk-chocolate flakes, bready malts, and some mild citric hops to round it out. Possibly some other spices floating around in there, but overall it's pretty smooth and dairy-feeling (if that makes sense). A pretty heavy porter. Wiseman Jorge calls it "bland", but I think it's better than average.
Mouthfeel: Generously carbonated (in a bad way) with a really thick feel for a porter. Good amount of malt chewiness, as well as mouth-numbing.
Drinkability: A really heavy porter with too much carbonation. Taste didn't wow me at all, though it was decent. Kinda like carbonated chocolate milk (not that bad, but...)
01-07-2009 04:20:27 | More by ThreeWiseMen
South Carolina
3.9/5 rDev +5.4%
Another fine new brew from Nevada for me to try. This one seemed the fullest out of the package that I had to try, so I went for it after dinner this evening. Served chilled and poured into a pint glass, this one was consumed on 01/03/2009.
The pour was decent enough, rich looking medium brown with only a slight bit of light coming through on the sides and the bottom of the glass. Decent head of tan over the top collapsed into a broken crown after a few moments.
Nice light earthy hop nose in here. Roasted malts, a touch of chocolate and a light smokey nose were all mildly present. Smooth delivery here. Roasty flavor that melded well with the light grain like flavor. Hint of a dark fruit note and a slight hop bitterness, especially in the finish. Smooth drinking with a medium to full body that benefitted greatly from the mellow carbonation.
Overall I thought this was an excellent beer. Very smooth, manageable and easily drinkable. I would have no issue with trying another one of these any day.
01-04-2009 02:21:52 | More by mikesgroove
3.75/5 rDev +1.4%
A-Deep brown with a small light tan head.
S-A bit of chocolate malt coupled with some floral hops notes.
T-Caramel and roasted malts with hints of cocoa and coffee. A nice dose of floral hops in the backdrop.
M-Medium body with a nice dry finish. Nothing exciting...missing something.
D-Decent stuff. I like the hoppy bite in this as well as the cocoa/coffee combo. Nothing aggressive but totally palatable.
07-22-2008 07:10:03 | More by Deuane
3/5 rDev -18.9%
Appearance: Pours a dark brown body with reddish-hued edges and topped by a thin, fizzy off-white head.
Smell: Faint cocoa aroma with some sharp fruity notes.
Taste: Brown malts with a sweetish cocoa taste. A juggernaut fruity twanginess runs down all the other flavors. Hint of bitterness. Sourish finish.
Mouthfeel: Medium-thin body. Medium carbonation.
Drinkability: A bit of a disappointment, I didn't care for this porter at all.
12-28-2007 05:04:33 | More by ChainGangGuy
3.8/5 rDev +2.7%
Once again, BA amazes me. I ran across a little beer in a small town in rural (OK, not quite that small) northern Nevada, thinking I've found something new. And here I come to BA, and it is well documented already. It is a small world!
But anyway, $6.99 for a six pack at Aloha Wine & Liquor (Beerfly addition coming soon) in Carson City, NV. in December 2006. My first checked luggage transport experience home, a success!
Pours a deep cola-brown, with minor ruby hints (hard to see). A frothy head dies to nothing in no time flat. Aroma is roasty and chocolate goodness, slight sweetness but also a hint of campfire smoke. Flavor is much more robust than the aroma- really quite nice. Chocolate and toffee and definite sweetness, but offset by some hop astringency at the end. This is a pretty good porter, from one of if not the most remote brewery outside of Alaska (have you looked on a map to see where Wells, NV is?). I'd love to visit someday. And to find their other beers.
12-28-2006 02:20:02 | More by Dukeofearl
4.13/5 rDev +11.6%
Solid brown with some cloudiness adorned by a large tan head. Good lacing all the way down, and even still had a 1" foam cap at the bottom of my glass.
Smell is roasted malt with some sweet chocolate and some very light citric hop aroma.
Good balance of sweet chocolate and coffee with a hint of caramel along with an equal amount of roasted malt and hop bitterness.
Full of flavor but not in your face. A rather drinkable porter and easily the best of the offerings from Ruby Mountain.
08-09-2005 05:20:32 | More by KoG
3.98/5 rDev +7.6%
Thanks to my bro for lugging this from Reno.
This beer pours with a modest head that recedes to ugly white spots. It is black with dark brown edges. Pleasant aroma of chocolate and coffee. On the tongue, mild floral hops say hello but the flavor is mostly roasted grains and chococolate. There is also an inviting malt sweetness. Medium to full body, tasty, lotsa character
overall: yummy porter. Could be good for noobs. I don't think it's as roasted as Deschutes Black Butte Porter
02-16-2005 00:01:54 | More by oggg
3.95/5 rDev +6.8%
12 oz, short, brown bottle with twist off cap.
This porter poured a clear, dark chestnut red-brown color with creamy, light brown foam that persisted and clung to the glass. The smell was malt with notes of cocoa, toffee, caramel, and yeast. The taste was full of malt: cocoa, caramel, light roasted malts. There was a very light sweetness in the flavor, and a light hoppiness appeared in the finish. The mouthfeel was smooth and creamy with medium body and medium carbonation. The malty flavors lingered a bit on the tongue. This was really a not bad, modest porter. I enjoyed it.
01-14-2005 06:25:38 | More by UncleJimbo
3.23/5 rDev -12.7%
Non-opaque dark brown with a generous infusion of orangish red, capped by a medium ecru head that is fairly nondescript. The cap halved itself in the first minute and has now settled down to a more leisurely descent, leaving a few arching swirls of lace for me to look at in the process.
The nose isn't bad, though it could be stronger. It's mostly roasted malt with a predominantly chocolate character. I also pick up extremely subtle aromas of coffee and hops that might be nothing more than an overactive imagination.
Bristlecone Brown is on the lighter end of the porter continuum. As in the nose, chocolate is uppermost, but it's weak and there's a sourness that isn't all that appealing. A mild citric hoppiness creeps in at the midway point. Whatever bitterness the hops might have provided though is overcome by the sourness. The body is light-medium on a good day. Only a perfect amount of carbonation is able to keep the mouthfeel from dipping into 'below average' territory.
This beer comes nowhere close to equaling Angel Creek Amber Ale, a wonderful Ruby Mountain beer. It's okay I suppose, but is pretty forgettable in the end. I'd like to see the brewers add more malt, lose the sourness, beef up the body... ah forget it, there's too much to fix. I suggest that Nevadans looking for a quality porter look elsewhere. Thanks to StoneRogue for the bottle.
11-16-2004 16:53:17 | More by BuckeyeNation
2.9/5 rDev -21.6%
12 oz brown bottle with no freshness date. Thanks to UncleJimbo for the sample.
Bubbly dense sticky lace, leather hide brown with a little haze.
Toasted husk and yeast aroma, celery and bread crust come to mind.
Lacking cripsness with a slick mouth feel, rough toasted malt character from start to finish. Hops seem lost, odd fruit and yeast flavors.
Off-kilter, to twangy ... just not my mug of beer.
05-04-2004 04:18:18 | More by Jason
4.13/5 rDev +11.6%
This solid Porter decants with a slight viscosity and small creamy tan head. The color is a deep, dark, alluring mohogany. Lacing is moderate to fair. Smell is only mildly hoppy, but oh so filled with roasted malty goodness. The website notes that "five different kinds of malt" are present here. Smooth and creamy on the nose with spicy notes underneath. The taste is tremendously toasty and creamy, just as the smell would suggest. This brew is hopped judiciously, and is a bit different than many PNW Porters. The malt really stands out here, and notes of dark chocolate and molasses dominate. There are hints of vanilla and caramel here, too. The mouthfeel is on the thin side but is hearty and chewy enough to earn the "Porter" moniker. Drinkability is good. I wish I had more.
02-11-2004 08:20:12 | More by MobBarley
Bristlecone Brown Porter from Ruby Mountain Brewing
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Super Des Fagnes Blonde - Brasserie Des Fagnes
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Reviews by Marc_V:
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
75cl bottle from webshop Belgian Beer Shop. This beer has an off white head that disappears quickly. A nice clear bright golden colour with little carbonation. The smell is very typical for a Belgian style blond: yeast and malts with a fruity fresh touch. The taste is malty with not much bitterness. A very yeasty character. Bitter sweet finish. Good thirst quencher. Nice.
11-12-2012 21:15:27 | More by Marc_V
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3.95/5 rDev +9.1%
Bottle: Poured a slightly cloudy blonde color ale with a big pure white foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma consists of spicy yeast with medium sweet malt base. Taste is a mix between some spicy peppery yeast with some notes of light funk. Full body with some great carbonation and no apparent alcohol. I really enjoy those Belgian golden ales when they are well done with some complexity but also a great refreshing factor.
01-24-2008 20:40:40 | More by Phyl21ca
3.25/5 rDev -10.2%
02-02-2014 00:11:25 | More by desint
4/5 rDev +10.5%
11-17-2012 15:23:54 | More by BIGmac
3.88/5 rDev +7.2%
Brilliant color and golden. Slightly sweet fruity nose with a touch of toasted corn rather subtle. Palais strong feature near the Ciney Blonde, ranging from smoked (cereals) and fruit (old dried fruit). Sizzling finish and gives body to the beverage. Quickly becomes heady.
Good beer.
10-03-2011 14:13:48 | More by ThaCreep
Quebec (Canada)
3.98/5 rDev +9.9%
750 ml shared with CapFlu at Le Bistro des Bières Belges Clear hay colored, shining, proposing above average carbonation and a finely laced white head, foamy, but quickly diminishing. Delicate aroma, simply refreshing for the nostrils: belgian farmhouse, yeasty hay, a truckload of coriander, notes of ginger, bread, lemon zest. Very appealing for a Saison lover. In mouth, there's lots of coriander and belgian farm wet wood character. The finish is lightly bitter, but I found it rather disappointing, a stalling bitterness intertwined with the cobwebish profile from the dry yeast. It gets a lot drier (and cloudy)with the yeast poured. Remarkable mouthfeel: creamy, velvety, slightly biting. A fine belgian ale, not too far from a bière de garde or St-Feuillien triple.
03-22-2004 18:32:29 | More by Rastacouere
2.75/5 rDev -24%
09-19-2013 11:19:30 | More by Anatole
4/5 rDev +10.5%
05-11-2014 16:36:46 | More by safaricook
3.08/5 rDev -14.9%
Appearance: pale gold, slight haze, some floaties, even layer of creamy white foam
Aroma: malt and clove, slight bready twang, very light herbal hops
Flavor: mild biscuity malt sweetness throughout, a touch of clove and yeast, not much hop flavor, finish is semi-sweet w/ a grassy aftertaste
Mouthfeel: medium body, gentle carbonation, touch of alcohol warmth
Overall Impression: Sits pretty firmly in its average rating. Not much to say about it. The 25 cl bottle is a frustratingly small sample.
02-10-2004 18:24:59 | More by GreenCard
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
10-17-2013 18:24:52 | More by Josiah2729
2.58/5 rDev -28.7%
Hazy golden blonde colour, almost as cloudy as a witbier.
At first the taste hints of honey but without its sweetness (think a lighter version of Barbãr) but sharper than most beers of this type. Definitely makes one think of coriander.
The aftertaste is less bitter and has a subtle touch of malt in there. Overall a nice, enjoyable brew though nothing special.
Surprisingly enough I'd almost recommend this one as a thirst quencher, in spite of the relatively high ABV (7.5%) as it lacks a bit of body for me.
02-20-2011 10:58:12 | More by Noctilucus
3.25/5 rDev -10.2%
07-05-2014 15:28:51 | More by arthurspoor
4.13/5 rDev +14.1%
Poors out with great and orever lasting head, thick as whipped cream. Nice blond beercolor but litle haze. Nose if great giving lots of hops and some fruitjuice with anis and malthints. Very fresh smell as tthe taste is. Fruity, fresh, malty and good bitterness. Mouthfeel is fine too as carbonation is as should be with this fresh brew. Very enjoyable but drink fresh!
06-20-2005 13:49:30 | More by paterlodie
2.9/5 rDev -19.9%
On tap at the brewery.
A: clear, clean, yellow color with nice thin lacing
S: medium nose, nice with spicy, yeasty undertones, sweeter
T: grainy undertone with subtle but not overpowering spice, well-balanced
M: clean, slightly sweet, easy drinking beer
01-08-2014 18:43:58 | More by wisrarebeer
3.85/5 rDev +6.4%
Sorry but this following comment is in french :
Appearance : Elle développe un très beau col de mousse, tenant bien. Sa robe est blonde, à peine voilée et le dégagement gazeux est important.
Smell : Elle dévoile un nez herbacé et complexe.
Taste ans mouthfeel : Assez acide en bouche, elle fait ressentir le malt, la levure et le houblon. En finale, on remarque une belle amertume equilibrée.
Drinkability : une bonne bière dans le style Belgian pale ale
10-29-2007 11:25:57 | More by thierrynantes
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
04-27-2013 07:39:13 | More by GRUUMSH
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
11-08-2013 16:41:59 | More by dcmchew
South Carolina
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
07-21-2013 17:44:11 | More by WOLFGANG
4.43/5 rDev +22.4%
Bottle, ordered from Belgianbeerz. It pours a light yellow color and a nice foamy head. Both the aroma and the flavor are excellent. A nice balance between a refreshing hop flavour, and the fuller flavor of a typical Belgian blonde. Reminds a bit of La Chouffe. Will defiintely order more of those next time. Best new beer I've tried in a while.
02-17-2014 15:11:22 | More by Gamsy
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
06-02-2014 21:04:22 | More by koladiola
South Carolina
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
11-15-2013 22:33:43 | More by brauseboof
Super Des Fagnes Blonde from Brasserie Des Fagnes
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Amazed at how much humor there was in a book about kids with cancer. Very well done. My only complaint was that these high school age students had better vocabularies than any high school, and most adults that I know. I get that they have had a lot of "down time" which has led them to do a lot of reading which I'm sure has helped but seemed out of place.
This is not a book I would ever have chosen to read had it not been a book group choice. I approached it knowing very little about the story and liked it more than I thought I would. The story of Hazel and Augustus, teenagers living with cancer or the spectre of cancer hanging over them, they become close and share some of their precious time with each other.
It didn't make me cry, probably because it's all told in a very matter of fact sort of way by Hazel, but I did the story sad and parts of it made me think about life and how short it all is. A nice, easy to read story, with quirky and (what seemed to me) over-intelligent main characters.
Although this is not the kind of novel that I would usually choose to read for pleasure, I was very pleasantly surprised by it. The story with eloquent, intelligent and managed to be funny and sad in equal measure. It tackled the difficult topic of terminally ill teenagers honestly and without sugar coating, using it as a way to explore some interesting philosophical debates such as the meaning of our existence and existence of an afterlife.
Although I found the characters to be likable, my one gripe was that I never felt as though they were teenagers. Both Hazel and Augustus talk like forty year old scholars, quoting Samuel Beckett and Emily Dickinson more than they do modern pop culture. Although I still found the story to be sad, the strange intellectual way that the characters spoke distanced myself from them somewhat as it felt like it formed a barrier between me and them.
However, this gripe aside, I still very much enjoyed the story and would recommend it. I'm looking forward to reading more by this author in the future.
What an amazing book! I laughed, I cried and I wanted to read more! The premise was about a young girl diagnosed with terminal cancer and just lived everyday to live. On one exceptional day during her support group meeting, she meets Augustus who was in remission and what happens then makes her wake up and live.
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Cancer is such a dreadful disease, indiscriminate in its choice of victim, choosing with aplomb regardless of age, gender or status. There are a myriad of stories behind the tragedy and many of them remain untold.
In The Fault in Our Stars by John Green, he builds a story out of darkness and despair. He takes the tragedy of cancer and immerses us in the lives of characters that could very well be real. Many know of the heartaches in dealing with those who fight the fight, and many of those scars last a lifetime. He brings his story in the form of a teen girl, Hazel Lancaster. Stricken with cancer from a young age, she believes she has come to terms with what her life has become. Then she meets a young man, Augustus Waters, a survivor of cancer. He is drawn to her in a way that is initially uncomfortable, and as she tries to push him away in her sarcastic vein, he finds her to be exactly the type of girl he has been looking for. Throughout the story there is a beauty and humor, a 'candle in the wind' for each of those whose lives have been touched by such an uncaring disease. For cancer touches not just the victim but all those who love and are in anyway touched by them.
Be prepared for a story of romance and anger, excitement and humor, and friendship and bravery for that is the direction we are led as Green develops the personality of a group of teens that have the courage to bring both laughter and tears. The story's that encircle each individual gives you a glimpse of the character and daring as well as the abiding hope. Hidden within that strength they also hide the depression and hopelessness as they try hard to protect their family and friends by showing only the smiles and strength whenever possible.
Written so beautifully your heart and emotions melt, you come to be a part of this group as well as their families, their triumphs and their losses. The friendships as well as the depths the families go through preparing for the worst while holding out hope is like a beacon of light.
The courage and humor, the energy and despair all keep you on a roller coaster of emotion. Green takes you on a journey both terrible and beautiful.
While a difficult book to categorize I found it to be one of the most important finds of the last few years. Green shines a light on cancer in a way that sends a tremor of intent awareness, an incandescent monument to those that have both won and lost the fight, as well as the damage done to those closest. The story blasts away the veil of secrecy and hooks you from the very beginning.
Allison Hunter Hill (VOYA, April 2012 (Vol. 35, No. 1))
Hazel Grace is a sixteen-year-old cancer patient, caught up in the effort it takes to live in a body that everyone knows is running out of time. When she reluctantly agrees to return to her local teen cancer support group to satisfy her mother, the last thing she expects is an encounter with destiny. New to the group, Augustus Waters is handsome, bitingly sarcastic, and in remission. He is also immediately taken with Hazel, and what begins as a casual friendship soon escalates into a full romance. Through an impressive exchange of books and words, philosophies and metaphors, Hazel and Augustus tear apart what it means to be both star-crossed lovers and imminently mortal. While Hazel fixates about how her death will eventually hurt her loved ones, Augustus obsesses about how he will be remembered; the two are drawn together by the justified anxiety they feel over endings. grades 10 to Ages 15 to 18.
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The United States women's basketball team won their fifth-straight Olympic gold medal Saturday with a 86-50 win against France.
Team USA got off to a bit of a slower start than they may have liked, leading by just 12 points at halftime. They came out much stronger in the second half, extending their lead to 26 after the third quarter. It was the United States' 41st consecutive win in Olympic play.
Candace Parker led the way for the United States with 21 points and 11 rebounds. Sue Bird was a big part of the United States' second-half surge as she finished with 11 points and two assists. Team USA's defense was especially strong, holding France to just 28.1 percent shooting.
France takes home the silver medal, the country's first ever Olympic medal in the sport. Sandrine Gruda and Edwige Lawson-Wade led the way for France, each scoring 12 points.
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Green Bay, WI (Sports Network) - Jordan Fouse recorded a double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds as the Green Bay Phoenix cruised by the Loyola-Chicago Ramblers, 58-45, in Horizon League play at the Resch Center.
Fouse also swiped seven steals in the Green Bay (7-9, 1-2 Horizon) victory. Keifer Sykes tallied 11 points and nine rebounds, while Brennan Cougill chipped in 10 points off the bench as the Phoenix snapped a two-game losing streak.
For the Ramblers (10-5, 1-2), Devon Turk scored 11 points. He was the only player in double-figures for Loyola however, as it lost its second straight game.
Green Bay was 11-of-24 from the floor in the first half, including 4-of-8 from long range, while limiting the visitors to a mere 5-of-26 from the field en route to a 28-12 advantage at the half.
The Ramblers improved to 41.9 percent from the field in the second half, but it wasn't enough to overcome the Phoenix.
Green Bay, which lead the game wire-to-wire, outscored Loyola in the paint, 30-20, and scored 18 points off of 18 Ramblers' turnovers.
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This game has gotten a good amount of attention so perhaps a fanpost is in order. Interesting facts about the MWC:
MWC is 4-0 in bowl games thus far.
Each MWC team was an underdog heading into their bowl games. They've beaten the spread by an average of 22 points.
MWC is 14-4 in bowl games since 06-07.
Big 12 is 4-3 in bowl games with terrible losses to Georgia and Navy (snicker). I guess you could say OSU was close against Ole' Miss but I'm not.
I wouldn't be heartbroken if BSU won. They're a damn fine team and deserve to be in this game.


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After a dominant showing in the Kentucky Derby, Orb is the odds-on favorite to win the second leg of horse racing's Triple Crown, the Preakness Stakes, on Saturday.
Orb's odds have improved to 1/1 as of Friday night and the horse has been at the top of the odds list the entire week, according to Bovoda Sportsbook. The rest of the list has undergone a bit of shuffling, however. Mylute's odds have slowly improved since Thursday, currently sitting right behind Orb at 5/1 odds. Departing is close behind with 6/1 odds, and the top three horses have been locked into those spots all week.
At the bottom of the list, the only thing that has changed is that Titletown Five, the race's biggest underdog, has become even more of a longshot to win Saturday's event, as the horse's odds have now gone down to 30/1. Meanwhile, Oxbow's line has improved to 15/1.
The middle of the pack is anyone's guess. Goldencents has 8/1 odds, Itsmyluckyday has a 10/1 chance to win the race, and Governor Charlie and Will Take Charge both have 12/1 odds.
The Preakness will take place at the Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, where rain is expected on Saturday. The track is also 1/16 of a mile shorter than the track at the Kentucky Derby.
The race will begin at 6:20 p.m. Eastern time on NBC. Here are the full odds for the nine-horse field as of Friday evening:
Orb - 1/1
Mylute - 5/1
Departing - 6/1
Goldencents - 8/1
Itsmyluckyday - 10/1
Governor Charlie - 12/1
Will Take Charge - 12/1
Oxbow - 15/1
Titletown Five - 30/1
More Triple Crown coverage:
• Orb remains Preakness Stakes favorite
• Preakness Stakes betting guide
• Orb starts slow, finishes fast
• Complete 2013 Preakness Stakes coverage
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Veronica's looking fun and having a blast at her annual sleepover party in this awesome fan art by Whitney H. sent in to firstname.lastname@example.com! For more of Veronica in the spotlight, be sure to grab a copy of Betty and Veronica #261 available on newsstands now. But be warned--it might not be the Veronica you're used to...you'll just have to read the comic and see!


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News: Nicki Minaj Gives Twerk Lessons In Must-See Clip: "You Can't Just Work Out, You've Gotta Twerk Out" [Video]
Saturday, Oct 5, 2013 12:40PM
Young Money starlet Nicki Minaj is pumping new life into the twerk craze by teaming up with comedienne/talk show host Ellen DeGeneres for a must-watch parody on the booty-shaking dance.
In a promo for fictional DVD "Extreme Home Twerk Out," Nicki sparks laughs with her short segment.
Twerking mania is sweeping the nation. Now Nicki Minaj shares her "big ass secret" on how to twerk in a new infomercial for Ellen. Thanks to her Extreme Home Twerk Out DVD, you too can have the "perfect hourglass figure." "If you want to look amazing, you can't just work out. You've gotta twerk out," says the voluptuous celebrity endorser. Plus, she shares testimonials from some satisfied twerkers. Watch them get in shape while twerking. (Rap-Up)
Nicki's previous endeavor into the twerk world became public knowledge back in August.
If you Google "how to stunt" this photo should be the number one result. Nicki Minaj posted this pic to her Instagram of herself on top of her Maybach in front of a G4. Thankfully she is in socks, because this could have ended badly for her and the roof of the car. We wish the person taking the photo was a little closer. Maybe next time. (Complex)
While she initially downplayed some recent poolside twerk footage, Nicki eventually gushed over showing off her assets in an interview last summer.
"It was like three seconds, come on, yo," Nicki said when asked about her twerking video. "People are crazy. [laughs] Of course I saw it, I put it out, I was in a [bikini] in a pool, it goes down, ya dig? Number one twerk team captain. Ya dig? B*tches wanna come get it, ya dig? [laughs]" (Hot 97)
Weeks after R&B singer Rihanna had a twerk video go viral, Minaj made sure to follow suit with her own must-see footage in July.
She's twerked on land ... and now Nicki Minaj is twerking at sea -- and fortunately for the human race, she captured the entire aquatic adventure on tape. A bikini-clad Minaj twerked off inside of a swimming pool -- wearing a skimpy little bikini that accentuated her legendary badonk. Your move, Rihanna. (TMZ)
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Lot of excitement from Ryan's baseball previews.
I will pile on a little with some great news:
UCLA head baseball coach John Savage and the University have agreed to a contract extension running through the 2015 season, athletic director Dan Guerrero announced Tuesday.
Entering his seventh year as head coach when the college baseball season opens this Friday, Savage has led UCLA to four NCAA postseason appearances in six seasons in Westwood. He guided the Bruins to their third appearance at the College World Series last summer, advancing to the best-of-three finals for the first time in school history.
"We are very excited about the success of this program," Guerrero said. "Under John's exceptional and passionate leadership, UCLA baseball is poised for long-term excellence. Just last season, he guided the team to its first-ever appearance in the finals of the College World Series and set a school record for single-season wins. I have enjoyed the distinct pleasure of working with John for almost a decade. UCLA has a bright and promising future with him at the helm."
"I am very appreciative to Dan Guerrero for his support of UCLA baseball," Savage said. "Not only are we excited about our upcoming season, but also about the long-term future of this baseball program. We look forward to building upon our success, returning to the College World Series and winning a national championship."
Congratulations to Coach Savage.


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AP: IEPA asked to toughen Waukegan coal plant permit
Thursday, August 1, 2013
On Wednesday, July 31st, dozens of Waukegan-area citizens attended a public hearing to voice their concerns about water pollution from the Waukegan Coal Plant. Many more joined them with online comments and listened in to ELPC's webinar. Today the Associated Press published this article about what's happening.
AP: IEPA asked to toughen Waukegan coal plant permit
Environmentalists are asking the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency to toughen a water-discharge permit proposed for a coal-fired power plant in Waukegan.
They say a draft permit for Midwest Generation's plant fails to adequately investigate whether Lake Michigan will be harmed by waste water discharged by the plant.
A 30-day public comment period began with a hearing on Wednesday night.
The permit issued under a federal program limits the temperature of water and pollutants that can be discharged into the lake after cycling through the plant and ash ponds. But critics say it doesn't go far enough to ensure fish and water quality won't be harmed.
The IEPA says there is no indication there's too much pollution or heat being discharged, though thermal tests will be conducted in coming years.
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In the wake of the Wisconsin-Nebraska Big Ten Championship Game, the writing on the wall looks to be that Michigan will play in the Outback Bowl versus an SEC opponent.
After Sunday's mini-surprise with the Capital One Bowl, Michigan moved up a spot in the pecking order and will face an SEC opponent in the Outback Bowl. According to a release, Michigan will face a "Top 10" SEC foe to be announced later today.
The Wolverines (8-4) likely will face South Carolina on Jan. 1 in Tampa. Brady Hoke's team makes its first trip to the Outback Bowl since 2002, when it beat Florida 38-30.
Northwestern looked like the Capital One Bowl's pick Saturday night after Wisconsin stomped Nebraska in the Big Ten title game. But sources told ESPN.com that Big Ten and SEC leaders lobbied for the title game losers -- Nebraska and Georgia -- for the Capital One Bowl.
The Capital One Bowl couldn't select Michigan ahead of a Nebraska team with two more wins than the Wolverines. The Outback Bowl was able to pick 8-4 Michigan ahead of 9-3 Northwestern, a team the Wolverines defeated Nov. 10 in Ann Arbor.
Want more proof? Here's the tweet from the Outback Bowl's twitter:
The University of Michigan will be playing in 2013 @outbackbowl! For tickets go to http://t.co/0A0JvCtD #FootballinParadise @umichfootball
And here's a screengrab from The Outback Bowl's website:
Looks pretty official to me.
The opponent is currently still to-be-determined, but the consensus appears to be for South Carolina, which was my first choice way back when it was clear we'd be going to this type of bowl game.
Check back here for updates. We'll keep you posted.
UPDATE: It's official. South Carolina will be Michigan's Outback Bowl opponent.
Overall, I'm very satisfied with this selection. Although they are 10-2, South Carolina is a program that is like Michigan in a lot of ways this year.
- Their star player (Marcus Lattimore) has been plagued by injury, not unlike our very own Denard Robinson. They have not been the same since.
- Their fan base is very loyal and travels very well. Filling the stadium even during the 0-11 season is a strong statement of support.
- Like Michigan, they are a very storied program with great tradition and history. And plus they have Steve Spurrier.
South Carolina's best victory this year has been against SEC title runner-up Georgia, and the only two games they have dropped have been against Florida and LSU. They have not played Alabama.
Here's a quick look at their schedule so far (Click image to enlarge):
Biggest thing that jumps out at me are the very close wins against Arkansas, Tennessee, and Vanderbilt, and the bizarre blowout win against Georgia.
Should be a fantastic game and hopefully both teams can be competitive. The last thing we want is a repeat of the 2011 Gator Bowl.


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The Amazing Recycled Crafts Contest
Coffee Can Caddy
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- Category: Functional
Store everything from colored pencils and crayons to a deck of cards in this handy carryall.
6 coffee cans, Fine-grain sandpaper, 12- by 10-inch pine board, Scroll saw, Hot glue gun, Drill with a 1/4-inch bit, Six 1/2-inch round-head screws, Screwdriver, Metal spray paint.
How to Make
To paint the cans, first rough up the outsides a bit with the sandpaper. Then, spray the cans in a well-ventilated area, according to the directions on the paint can. Let the paint dry completely.
Next, position the board so that the long edges are at the top and bottom. Use the scroll saw to cut a handhold 1 inch down from the top and to shape the upper corners of the board, if desired. Lightly sand the cut edges.
With the glue gun, attach the cans to the wood, three on each side, as shown. Drill a hole through each can (the side against the wood) about 1/2 inch down from the rim and screw the cans to the board. Load 'er up with craft supplies or stashes of little toys.
Tips for Taking a Great Photo:
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---- — Lake Kezar in southwestern Maine was where I learned to swim. Fresh water, of course. Not as buoyant as the Atlantic shore of Connecticut, where Mom had carried me into the surf on her shoulders, but cold on a summer morning. Cold.
A few years later, we took a drive, Dad, brother Doug and me, heading west until we reached the other great ocean that washes our shores. Along the way, I took a dip in the Great Salt Lake, which was so buoyant, I almost felt I could stand on its surface and walk on the water.
Just last summer, my namesake grandson, Jonny Harwood, tried the Pacific Coast beaches as well as those of the Atlantic, having done most of his swimming in a great lake, Michigan.
Not much if any change with these oceans from one generation to another, at least not anything obvious. However, there is great change taking place — the Atlantic Ocean off New York has risen a foot in recent years, and at a pace that leads me to wonder what our climate has in store for even the rest of Jonny's life, to say nothing of the grandchildren of his generation.
NASA climate scientist Jim Hansen has determined that we could manage with 350 parts per million of carbon in our atmosphere, even though that was way more than we were breathing just a century or so before. In Vermont, Bill McKibben, who had written "The End of Nature," joined with seven Middlebury College students to form what has become the Earth's largest grass-roots environmental organization and named it after Hansen's key number – 350.org.
Here in '13, we have yet to balance the books, to take our climate scientists' advice, to the extent that the carbon reading has continued to climb, reaching 400 ppm this month, a level never before experienced by human beings, because we weren't around millions of years ago, when our atmosphere previously reached such a high carbon content.
What Jonny wouldn't notice during his Atlantic and Pacific swims is that our oceans have become 30 percent more acidic because of the rising carbon levels, which makes life hard for creatures for which the water is their world, not just a fun place to visit.
In recent weeks, I've seen a video — "The True Cost of Oil" — by Canadian photographer Garth Lenz, which portrays a wondrous landscape, the boreal forest of Canada, being turned into a vast industrial wasteland by the extraction of fossil fuels, turning Canada from a climate champion into a climate villain.
My trip to see the sheer size of the United States of America and many of its wonders more than 60 years ago was such a positive experience. It included the little oil derricks that we spotted, going up and down in perpetual motion, not threatening at all.
How different it would be if I flew over Canada's boreal forest today, where the planet's dirtiest tar sands oil is being pumped out of the ground using huge amounts of water that is polluted and left in holding lakes, where neither Jonny nor I could swim.
The extraction of tar sands oil in Alberta is turning what was a "carbon sink" — the boreal forest — into a "carbon bomb," Lenz says, and that doesn't count how much more this tar sands oil will pollute our air when it is refined and burned to heat our homes, generate our electricity and power our cars.
Speaking of generating electricity, we have a carbon villain much closer to home with the Brayton Point coal-fired power plant in Somerset. Coal Is Stupid has already begun the protest by anchoring a lobster boat called the Henry David T. where a coal ship was due to dock, delaying the delivery for a day.
On July 27-28, Saturday and Sunday, Brayton Point will be the site of an action organized by 350 Massachusetts, which will be one of several actions around the country that together will be called Summer Heat.
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The very next minute (or three) you're back on top of the mountain, providing inspiration, a feel-good story and putting yourself in a position to completely turn your career around.
I'm talking about, of course, Tito Ortiz, who had one foot out the door when he stepped inside the cage to take on Ryan Bader at UFC 132. After he submitted "Darth" in the first round, he didn't just save himself from the firing squad, he completely resurrected his career.
But he barely had any chance to celebrate his first win in five years when his phone was ringing once again with UFC President Dana White on the other end. He wanted to know if Ortiz would accept a short notice fight against the number one contender in the light heavyweight division, Rashad Evans, at UFC 133 on Aug. 6 in Philadelphia.
In a blog post at ESPN, Tito details his initial response:
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The resurrected Ortiz slept on it and when he woke up, it was still gnawing at him. Maybe saying no was a mistake. After all, the UFC gave him chance after chance after chance, against top guys, no less. The company helped make him who he is today.
That was enough to sway him to change his mind.
"My thought processes were pretty much 'Dana and [UFC owner] Lorenzo [Fertitta] are the reason I've got my brand in the first place. Now they are asking me for a favor but, really, it isn't a favor it is an opportunity they are offering me.' For the last six years I've had problems with the UFC and now it is time for me to stop being the bad boy and help out when they need me. I'm really grateful to Dana, Lorenzo and also Rashad - because Rashad took this fight at just as short a notice as me and I appreciate him agreeing to the fight."
He's not lying when he says this is more than a favor for his bosses. Today at the UFC 135 press conference, Dana White didn't shut the door on Ortiz as the number one contender to the division title if he is to defeat Evans.
Tito's star is the hottest it's been in years and the UFC has helped foster that. One need look no further than the new UFC 133 poster released shortly after Ortiz signed to fight Evans.
See it by clicking here. If that's not a big "thank you," I don't know what is.
On top of that, the fans have taken a Ortiz like never before. In fact, it will not be a surprise if "The Huntington Beach Bad Boy" is the one receiving all the cheers in the Wells Fargo Center while "Suga" gets the lion's share of the boos.
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Headquartered in suburban Chicago, RCM Industries, Inc. is one of the largest custom aluminum die casting companies in North America. For over
60 years, the company has been a major supplier of custom casting solutions. With four manufacturing facilities, RCM is able to serve a broad spectrum of manufacturers.
RCM's multiple manufacturing facilities provide effective die casting solutions that address the stringent engineering and quality standards of customers among a variety of industries. When you need a casting to serve a specific function or enable a critical application, RCM has the expertise and resources to create your custom aluminum die casting solution.
RCM's multiple plant locations and global partnerships create knowledge sharing, economies of scale, and flexible production scheduling synergies for your custom aluminum die casting requirements.
Each RCM manufacturing facility maintains a quality assurance laboratory which is capable of effectively managing product compliance to specification. Process monitoring and quality audits occur at every stage of die casting to consistently maintain our strict density and porosity standards.
Depth of technical monitoring and personalized care is evident throughout each RCM aluminum die casting project. Prior to commencing the full production of your parts, we will produce a complete set of samples of every die cavity for your project.
RCM thrives on having high interaction with every customer. Quality assurance and cost-saving measures resonate throughout all RCM die casting projects. EDI communications technology, scheduling accuracy and quick die-change techniques allow Just-In-Time manufacturing to meet your demand forecasts and shipping parameters.


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A cheese plate doesn't always have to feature a multitude of cheeses. If you find one perfectly ripe and delicious cheese at the store, don't be afraid to serve it alone. Ask your Cheesemonger for guidance. They should be happy to show you which cheeses in their store are particularly delicious and ripe at the moment.
There are several ways to serve one cheese:
Garnish with Fruit
Garnish with Nuts
Pair With a Spread
Garnish with Sliced Meat
Sliced Meats:


text: Freezers, refrigerators and coolers, as well as accessories such as thermometers can be found in this section. There are a variety of freezer types including pass-thru freezers, reach-in freezers and under-counter freezers and we have the same options in the refrigerator section by many of our most popular brands. We also have stainless steel milk coolers by Nor-Lake and Continental Refrigeration, and draft beer cooler cabinets by True Refrigerators and Freezers and Continental Refrigeration.