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Crete Public Library Summer Reading Program
The Crete Public Library's Can You Dig It? Summer Reading Club runs from June 3 to Aug. 3. Can You Dig It? is for ages toddlers on up and registration begins June 3. Children will receive their log book when they sign up and start recording their time spent reading or listening to library books. June 10 is the first day club members may bring back their reading logs. Children may return once a week to receive a prize and enter the random weekly drawing contests.
Programs include We Dig Trucks, Feeling Antsy?, Rocks Rock by ME4E, a visit by the Frog Lady and more. The eighth annual Paint the Parking Lot is from 10:30 a.m. to noon June 19.
Magic of Gary Kantor Workshop
Magic of Gary Kantor Workshop is from 1 to 2:30 p.m. June 8 for ages 5 and older. Learn and take home a collection of thrilling magic tricks. Don't miss this great program. Limited enrollment.
Gary Kantor will hold a second magic workshop from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. June 8 for tweens ages 9 and older. Tweens, the more difficult tricks are what you will be learning and take home to practice. You get to learn (and take home) a collection of thrilling magic tricks. Limited enrollment.
Chess Night
Chess Night is from 7 to 8 p.m. June 20. Enjoy playing with a friend or meet a new person to play a game with. Our new volunteer, Silas, will help you with learning the game.
Paint the Parking Lot
The Crete Public Library's Children's Department. invites the community to the eighth annual Paint the Parking Lot from 10:30 a.m. to noon June 19. Put on your old clothes and be ready to create any design or pictures you can dream up on the library's huge parking lot area. Don't worry, Mom, we use water-based tempera paints. All ages are welcome for this great event. No registration necessary.
The Crete Public Library invites Minecraft gamers to enjoy time with other Minecraft fans for an ultimate multi-player adventure on June 22. Two time sessions are available. All ages are invited to play from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ages 13 and older may play from 1 to 4 p.m.


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E-cigarettes are almost entirely harmless and help many quit smoking. Why are public health agencies fighting them?
The premise that well-being is the product of medicine leads government to believe it can deliver health by judiciously distributing preventive or therapeutic medicines. It is more complex than that
Health Canada said that e-cigarettes would be studied. That was back in 2009. Since then? Nothing
The federal government should not stand in the way of a public health revolution
E-cigarettes have enormous potential to save lives. But they still must be studied and held to rigorous standards of product safety
You might think people concerned about the health effects of smoking would welcome an alternative that involves neither tobacco nor combustion and is therefore much less hazardous. Think again
The private sector has an incentive to meet the demand for less dangerous form of nicotine delivery. We could have a self-funding public-health revolution that would save governments billions
This week, the National Post comment pages present a five-part series on the health effects, regulation and usage of e-cigarettes.
The likes of the 'cigarette butt collection and recycling program' has never been seen before 'anywhere in the world.' Maybe with good reason
The western world is much better off for the fact that restaurants, bars and offices no longer subject people to clouds of tobacco smoke. It was a good war, and well won. But the forces of victory seem unable to accept their success and move on.
Smokers at a Thunder Bay, Ont. bus terminal must now retreat to a little fenced-off pen if they wish to smoke on the platform.
Setting tobacco tax rates is a tricky business: Make them too low and they don't achieve their intended public-health objective of reducing smoking rates; make them too high and people simply start buying cigarettes from the black market.
The lack of evidence to support such a ban shows the proposal has less to do with public health and more to do with changing behaviour.
An anthem is a nation's showpiece to the world — our anthem highlights Canada's two solitudes, showing the world we are a non-communicating, dysfunctional family.
Continuing the anti-smoking crusade will only serve to punish those who are freely choosing to live their lives in whatever way they wish, rather than having their choices imposed on them by someone else.
It isn't some vague condition called inactivity that is killing people. It is the specific activity of sitting, which is how most of us spend most of our days
The revelation that former international co-operation minister Bev Oda allegedly smoked in her government office, and expensed an air purifier to help mitigate the effects (or reduce the trace) of the same, could give taxpayers one more reason to be pleased Ms. Oda is leaving politics in a couple weeks. It seems absurd that the […]
Canada day festivities in the nation's capital were marked by the imposition of one of the country's harshest smoking bans. Starting Monday, anyone caught lighting up in Ottawa's public parks, beaches, patios and city property will face a $305 fine. One more rung down the slippery slope that started with banning smoking indoors — where […]
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First they come for your Big Gulp, then they come for your children. Left-wing control freaks always start small, but their goal is a one world dictatorship with mandated vegetarianism, seniors euthanized against their will and full personhood for cats. At least, that's how the story goes. Andrew Coyne is a reasonable man, so it's […]


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Organic Chemistry and Your Cellphone
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This case study guides students through a systematic exploration of the synthesis and properties of poly(phenylene vinylene) (PPV), the first conjugated polymer applied as an organic light-emitting diode (OLED). Students determine how to synthesize a conducting polymer from basic organic chemicals, how to vary its structure to alter the color of emitted light (essential for the creation of color displays), and determine how and why it functions. A classic article from Nature is used to introduce students to the synthesis and properties of PPV, while extracts from more popular sources are used to explain the concepts of electroluminescence and the construction of OLEDs. This case study is designed for a second semester/second quarter organic chemistry course, and is generally presented in the middle of the course. Students will need to be familiar with nucleophilic substitution and elimination, conjugation and UV spectroscopy, aromaticity, electrophilic aromatic substitution, and polymers. An optional PowerPoint presentation, available from the Supplementary Materials tab, can be used to provide a framework for running the class activity, which involves answering questions in small groups.
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We've posted photos of a Britney Spears nude and pregnant, as well as Britney Spears half nude and holding flowers over her large boobs.
There's been a lot written about how a nude Christina Aguilera likes to prance around in her birthday suit on Sundays. But we haven't found any pictures of this alluring practice.
Therefore, when the Hollywood Gossip staff decided to run a naked edition of our Photo Finish feature, we needed two ladies that truly weren't afraid to bare it all.
We already knew about Holly Madison and her penchant for nudity. Such a body has probably saved a few bald eagles in the name of PETA already.
But who could match naked bodies with this girlfriend of Hugh Hefner? How about a former Playmate of the Year? Come on down, Carmella DeCesare!
In this picture comparison, we're giving readers the chance to vote on their favorite nude model. Which do you prefer? And we do apologize to fans of Kristine Lefebvre nude. Maybe next time we'll include her on the ballot.
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If you're going to feature women who love to pose nude, how about actually SHOWING them nude??? Otherwise, what's the freaking point?? I'm sick of all the mainstream media who scream "We're showing them nude" or "they're baring it all" yet everything is covered or censored! Stop bullsh*ting your readers! Either drop the idiotic "NON-nude" nude photos or start showing the good stuff.
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Dr. Smith is a graduate of University of Alabama-Birmingham School of Optometry. He completed a residency in Ocular Disease at the Dorn VA Medical Center in Columbia, South Carolina. After completing his residency, Dr. Smith worked at a couple of ophthalmology practices in New Mexico and Denver before returning to private practice. Dr. Smith is board certified by the American Board of Optometry and has received advanced training in ocular disease management.
Judy has been with Vision First Eyecare Specialists since moving here from Southern California back in 1995. She is an A.B.O. certified optician and also an A.O.A. certified paraoptometric coder. With nearly 25 years experience in all aspects of optical care, Judy is able to recommend the best eyewear options for our patients as well as figure out sometimes complicated insurance claims and billing. In her spare time, she enjoys watching football and baseball, traveling, and spending time with her grandchildren.
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May 17, 2010 The latest news on the Gulf Oil spill has BP Oil claiming to have stemmed some of the oil coming from the broken pipe but as they reported there are 3 holes in the pipe not just one. The story they report seems to change every day as was first reported there were three holes in the exploded pipe.
Yesterday BP Oil lowered a pipe with a tube that they would insert into the well where it is ruptured or blown out in an attempt to stop the flow of oil leaking in the Gulf of Mexico. BP did not disclose how much oil is being stopped, what the flow rate is or how much oil was downplayed in previous reports. News from the BBC indates that only 75 percent of the oil can be captured in this method.
After all they have not been truthful from the beginning of this explosion on April 20, 2010 when they reported only 5,000 barrels a day was leaking into the ocean waters.
Now that the oil is coming on shore and one larger mass has been discovered beneath the surface people are starting to realize this is not a small disaster but one that carries consequences well into the next several generations.
Scientists Discover Oil Plume in Gulf of Mexico- More Bad News
As much as everyone is looking for a little good news about this explosion again scientists are underestimating the amount of oil in the spillage from the well. Today also with the same unclear information ther eis a report of the finding large plumes of oil running one mile wide and 10 miles long which is a disaster.
Three states on the Gulf coastline Alabama, Mississippi and Lousiana have all had oil wash up on their shores of white sandy beaches. The next two states that will be affected by the massive movement of oil will be Florida and Texas as this oil is carried by the ocean currents.
BP Is Self Insured
There is no release of information on BP's insurance coverage for this multi-national conglomerate whether they are insured with Lloyds or are self insured there are conflicting reports. How BP will pay for this disaster is questionable as they will have to repay the US government for their services in helping to clean up BP's mess. In addition with the reputation of this company you can expect them to tie this up in the courts for years and years. Exxon tied up their spill for 20 years as the courts wittled down the settlement amounts to barely a few days profits. So far BP has lost 7 days of profits – a drop in the barrel.
The definition of "legitmate claims" is also a mystery in tehri repeated definitions of what they will and will not pay for, one of the main costs is for the future economy of American Fisherman, American Tourism, and the long term effects of having 5 million or more barrels of oil floating around the Gulf for the rest of time.
These are inmeasurable costs that must be weighed if any further offshore drilling is allowed and at these depths this is manical thinking that there would not be further accidents or explosions however the US economy and environment will not be able to withstand the damages.
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For those unfamiliar, STREAT is an organisation that provides hospitality training and support to homeless youth and is serving up some flavoursome food in the process.
The all-day brunching menu at STREAT Flemington has been put together by STREAT's executive chef and general manager of food services, Rob Auger, and reflects his interest in a variety of world cuisines and Melbourne's fresh, seasonal produce. As such, the menu includes items as diverse as a soft-shelled crab Po boy sandwich, chipotle-spiced beans with chimichurri and coriander pork belly, and a soy-infused tofu scramble served with shiitake mushrooms and crispy shallots on sourdough bread.
The coffee comes from STREAT's own onsite roaster and there's organic soft drinks and tea aplenty. Particularly warming is the yuzu tea, a citrus infusion that will ward off any winter sniffles in no time. Those with demanding sweet tooths can sate their sugar cravings with a whole cabinet devoted to cakes, biscuits and slices.
The service may not be as polished as what you're used to elsewhere about town, but remember that most of the staff are beneficiaries of STREAT's training and mentoring programs and are still learning about the industry firsthand.
STREAT now also has permanent locations in McKillop Street in the CBD and on the ground floor of Melbourne Central, near the train station escalators.


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Benchmade Mini Presidio 525 Folding Knife - Black Serr
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- Blade Length: 2.97"
- Blade Thickness: 0.115"
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- Hardness: 58-60 RC
- Blade Style: Drop Point
- Blade Grind: Flat
- Blade Finish: Black
- Edge Type: Serrated
- Handle Length: 4.15"
- Handle Thickness: 0.55"
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The Mini-Presidio 525SBK knife from Benchmade features a 154CM stainless steel blade that is black BK1 finished with a partially serrated edge. The handle is black anodized aluminum with machined multi-directional ribs. The AXIS lock mechanism is ambidextrous and makes quick work of opening and closing the knife. The steel pocket clip is reversible for right or left handers.
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An Unexpected Message from My Grandmother
Three and a half years ago, on September 20th, 2010 at age 94 my grandmother passed away.
She contributed to a very specific part of my development providing me piano lessons and treats/baked goods a-plenty for most of my life. I remember Christmas carols at Christmas, making homemade doughnuts with her, and playing with marbles that she kept by the kitchen. My memories of her are all positive: She was clever, witty, and warm.
When Mom & Dad D dropped off a few items at the new home last week, they also passed me an envelope that my family had found in some of my grandmother's items. It had my name on the front. At first I didn't recognize it for what it was, Time had colored the envelope, it's edges worn. I opened it to find a letter my grandmother had signed for me but never sent – a belated birthday card.
It's nothing our of the ordinary. It doesn't have any special message or touching story. Just a belated birthday card with a technology joke to me from an older generation. But perhaps it is its commonality that makes it so powerful. It is a matter of fact letter signed and sealed with care by someone who loved me.
For me, opening that letter was a very brief visit to Grandma's. Complete with a piano lesson and homemade doughnuts.
This past weekend Jen and I took the Parents D to see a play at the Bushnell in Hartford. It was Mom D's birthday a few weeks back and what's better than a theatrical production? Nothing! The choice? War Horse – complete with puppets and horses!
Gad zooks that play is dark.
I was completely unprepared for the carnage and emotionally draining plot. Sure, with the word War in the title I was expecting some level of seriousness – but there was death and destruction beyond my greatest expectations!
The production was amazing, use of sound and light were stunning, and of course the Horse puppets were awe inspiring. The puppeteers weren't really hidden at all, but it eventually got the point where we no longer noticed them. In fact, the first half of the play was a bit slower than I would have liked… but you know… character development and stuff.
Overall, I'd give War Horse 4 stars. And despite the perhaps less than lively juxtaposition with my Mom's birthday, it was an amazing experience. Unfortunately, the show is no longer available in Hartford – but I'd certainly recommend you go to check it out if it comes to your area.
Our Wedding: The Conclusion
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Truly an epic day of celebration. A big thanks to all those who participated in person and supported us from afar. So far marriage has been wonderful. We're looking forward to many years of adventure.
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At 2:30pm, with Jen tucked away in a preparation room, the guests began to arrive. We had about 50 people total, and as they arrived I greeted them, gracious but nervous about the upcoming event.
Alicia began playing her flute around 2:30. Shortly thereafter, mugs of apple cider in hand, family began to take their seats by the Pergola.
And right at about 3pm, Steve, Michelle (our officiant), and I headed to the Pergola to await the bride.
Also, how epic is this Pergola?
Noah, our faithful MC/music guy, started up the processional: Air on a G String – J.S.Bach
My folks walked down the aisle first, followed by Jen's mom and brother, Kelly (the maid of honor – heretoafter "MoH"), and finally Jen escorted by her Dad.
The Ceremony was fast and furious. It started with a brief story by Michelle where she described her and Noah's frequent attempts to get us hitched. Then, a first reading by my sister T 'The Art of Marriage' by Wilferd Arlan Peterson
The Art of Marriage
The little things are the big things. It is never being too old to hold hands.
It is remembering to say "I love you" at least once a day. It is never going to sleep angry.
It is at no time taking the other for granted; the courtship should not end with the honeymoon, it should continue through all the years. It is having a mutual sense of values and common objectives.
It is standing together facing the world. It is forming a circle of love that gathers in the whole family.
It is doing things for each other, not in the attitude of duty or sacrifice, but in the spirit of joy. It is speaking words of appreciation and demonstrating gratitude in thoughtful ways.
It is not expecting the husband to wear a halo or the wife to have wings of an angel. It is not looking for perfection in each other.
It is cultivating flexibility, patience, understanding and a sense of humor. ?It is having the capacity to forgive and forget. It is giving each other an atmosphere in which each can grow.
It is a common search for the good and the beautiful. ?It is establishing a relationship in which the independence is equal, dependence is mutual and the obligation is reciprocal. ?
It is not only marrying the right partner, it is being the right partner.
Our second reading was read by Jen's sister Kati: Celebration by Carl Thitchener
We celebrate the love that brought you to this day.
With love that deepens through many years, may you know its meaning and its mystery – how we become truly one in sharing ourselves with one another, and yet, remain truly two in our own uniqueness.
May your house be a place of happiness for all who enter it, a place where the old and the young are renewed in each other's company, a place for growing, a place for music, a place for laughter.
And may those who are nearest to you and dearest to you constantly be enriched by the beauty and the energy of your love for each other.
Next, we read our vows:
[insert name] I take you to be my (wife/husband), my best friend, and my future. Whatever lies ahead, good or bad, we will face it together. Today I take my place as your (husband/wife). Please accept this ring as a symbol of my love and faithfulness.
THEN, Michelle made it real and it was the kiss the bride part.
Bam! Married!
Episode 3: the Venue
Jen and I stumbled across The Wadsworth Mansion during one of our frequent Connecticut exploration adventures. She and I got our hands on an insider's guide to CT, and the Wadsworth Mansion (and the accompanying falls) were on the list.
(That's totally their professional promotional photo.)
The Mansion was built in the early 1900's, designed by Francis Hoppin. It was built in much of the same style as some of the Newport Mansions with a greater focus on the landscape. Trees were planted in mass to visually support the structure and its surroundings. This was extra awesome for our event what with the trees in full regalia.
The Wadsworth family owned and operated the estate until Colonel Clarance Wadsworth died in 1942. After this point the estate changed hands from the state, to a catholic institute, to a private developer. After a fire in 1990 the property was stagnant for a bit, but finally landed in the hands of the town of Middletown in 1994 where it was renovated for a grand opening in December of 1999.
Inside the mansion there are two ballrooms and a dance area as prime people places, with a bar off the kitchen and a beautiful terrace off the back framed in Hydrangeas. Upstairs? Some rando accounting or insurance firm. Can you imagine how awesome it would be to work here daily?
We decided to use one ballroom as a dining room with the other as a reserve for the ceremony in case of rain with the center area as a dancing spot.
The inside was decorated all fall-y with pumpkins at the bar, fall colored flowers everywhere, and red napkins.
The organizers were very friendly and pleasant to work with. Setup went smoothly and we really didn't have any major disruptions to the plan. I'm pleased with our venue choice.


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Hispanic Heritage Celebration
Hispanic Heritage Celebration was a huge success! Ms. Delombard's class has been selected to present at the upcoming School Board Meeting on October 7th!
The event on September 15th was successful because of the following teachers:
- Dual Language Teachers: Ms. Gonzalez, Ms. Delombard, and Ms. Gomez
- Ms. Forde
Jumpstart to Read
Jumpstart to Read is a national campaign mobilizing children and adults to celebrate literacy. On Tuesday, October 21st, people across the country unite to read the children's book Bunny Cakes by bestselling author and illustrator Rosemary Wells.
Each year, the campaign has shone a national spotlight on America's commitment to early education and reducing the achievement gap.
Our very own Sunrise Mayor, Mike Ryan, has supported this program by initiating the BUDS (Brothers, Uncles, and Dads) program promoting male role models to read to our children. Thanks to his efforts, this has become a Sawgrass tradition and on a yearly basis we increase our participation of male readers.
Please contact Mrs. Barakat (754-322-8500) if you are able to read to one of our Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten, or Autism Specialized Program Classes.
Chess at Sawgrass
Broward County's second and third graders will receive chess instruction as part of the school curriculum. The program called "First Move" enables students to think critically and logically, solve problems, and improve math, science and analytical skills. Sunrise Mayor, Mike Ryan, spoke to our second and third grade parents about this exciting new program.
Also, please join us on our first
Family Chess Night
Wednesday, October 15th
from 6:00-8:00 pm
in the school's cafeteria.
Food, drinks, and snacks will be available for a minimal cost. We look forward to seeing all of you there.
Thank you Coach Yselonia and our wonderful PTA for sponsoring and coordinating this family event!
Conversation with the District
Join your School Board members and Superintendent Runcie for "Conversation with the District" meetings held at various locations and dates.
For more information, click here.
New Testing Website
The FSA portal is available for districts, schools, students, parents and the general public to access information about the new assessments our students will be taking.
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Jocelyn Stauffer '05 married Stephen McGuire on February 16, 2013 at Mission Santa Clara de Asis with a reception following at The Sainte Claire Hotel. Becky (Bignell) Reuter '05 and Katie Bignell '05 were among the members of the wedding party. Bobby Reuter '05 and Matt Hendricks '06 provided the ceremony music. The Reverend Paul Fitzgerald, S.J. '80 witnessed the marriage. Among the guests were Tessa Carter '05, Tim Gill J.D. '84, Mike Lysaght '05, and Aaron Uchikura '05, M.A. '11. The couple resides in Nashville, Tenn.
Patrick McCarthy '05, MBA '13 and Jennifer Oddo '05 were married on May 24, 2014 at St. Dominic's Church in San Francisco. Patrick works for a real estate developer in San Francisco, and Jennifer is a registered dental hygienist in Marin county. The couple lives in San Francisco. Many broncos were in attendance including the bride's parents Claire (Tolin) Oddo '75 and Joe Oddo '76, M.A. '78, Shawn French '76, John McCarthy '79, Jim McCarthy '80, Kit (DiJulio) Soldato '05, Anthony Soldato '05, J.D. '08, Chrissie (Moreno) Smith '05, Gina (Scalise) Halow '05, Kaitlin (Kardong) Mallon '05, Andrew Whiteman '05, Tony Vieceli '05, Jim Miller '05, Greg Mohrman '05 and many others!
Sergio Mairena MBA '05 writes, "Bridging Silicon Valley and Napa Valley with the launch of an intelligent wine-blending platform, Mezcla!"
Javier Gonzalez '05 was appointed by the United States Commission on Civil Rights to serve on the California State Advisory Committee on June 20, 2014. The State Advisory Committee members assist the Commission with its fact-finding, investigative, and information dissemination functions. Javier lives in San Jose.
Cristina (Guzman) Fierro '05 and Mark Fierro '05 welcomed their third child, Rafael Antonio Fierro, on October 24, 2013. He weighed 6lb 13.5oz and was 19 inches long. The family resides in San Jose. Mark is an OB/GYN working in private practice in Los Gatos.
Guadalupe Escobar '05 was awarded a Mary S. Taylor–Ruth N. Frey Scholarship by the Santa Clara Woman's Club. Escobar, who is currently enrolled in DeAnza College's nursing program. "Both these young women were truly outstanding, with positive attitudes, a clear idea of their career path, good grades and both work part-time," said Woman's Club Past President Nancy Jo Banko.
Briana Di Bari '05 married Neil Schachter on Oct. 13, 2013 at Kohl Mansion in Burlingame, Calif. In attendance were (L to R) Andy Bloom '05, Alison (Wright) Behrens '05, Sabrina (Sanchez) Puelles '05, Sally Showman '05, Rachael Fairbairn '05, Christopher Nguyen '07, Paul Di Bari '03, MBA '11, Nicholas Di Bari '00, and John Kollus '01 (not pictured). The couple met in law school in Washington, DC and currently resides in New York City.
Carey DeAngelis '05, MBA '12 and Ben Fredlake were married on November 16, 2013 in Scottsdale, Ariz. The couple resides in Phoenix, Ariz.
Kristin (Simms) Byrnes '01, M.Div. '05 is happy to be back in the Bay Area and teaching at Archbishop Mitty High School, after serving for two years with Volunteer Missionary Movement in San Nicolás, Nicaragua. She and her husband, Billy, welcomed their first child, William James Byrnes on October 17, 2013. He has since blessed their lives with so much joy and love that they overlook the sleepless nights. They hope to return to Nicaragua soon for a visit, to introduce their son to the many friends they left behind.
Jessica Frank '05 and Peter Brown were married on Aug. 9, 2014 at the Vine Hill House at O'Connell Vineyards in Sebastopol, Calif. Kristin Belanger '05 and Katy Tuttle '05 served as maid & matron of honor. Several other Broncos were in attendance, along with guests from Australia and Germany. The happy couple currently resides in San Francisco, Calif.
Keely Elizabeth Berg (Nelson) '05, M.A. '06 and husband Chris welcomed their daughter Annabelle Rylie Berg into the world on July 3, 2012. The family lives in San Jose, Calif., where they have purchased their first home.
David Rodriguez '05 and Christine Badal '07 welcomed a beautiful baby boy, Eddie Alexander, on Jan. 11, 2014.
Angie Wilcox M.A. '06 assumed a new role as Assistant Dean in the Student Affairs division at Stanford University after 11 years in Student Life at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. She and her husband Nathan Barreras '97 live in Redwood City.
Catherine (Cochrane) Western '05 and Andy Western '06 welcomed a beautiful daughter, Anna Elizabeth, on Feb. 3, 2014.
Sierra Lovelace '06 and Matthew Warner on September 21, 2013 at the Kohl Mansion in Burlingame, Calif. Emily Daoro '06, Trish (Folse) Garber '06, and Lindsey (Lantis) Snider '06 were bridesmaids. The couple lives in San Francisco, Calif.
Kevin Teh '06, wife Sadie, and big brother Samuel welcomed baby boy, Jacob Max, on Feb. 4, 2014. He made a surprise entrance at home where the family lives in Goodlettsville, Tenn.
Scott Sweeney '08 and Michelle (Evanson) Sweeney '06 welcomed their first son, Oliver Edward on March 12, 2014. They currently reside outside of Seattle.
Michelle Rodriguez '06 married Antonio Flores in Redwood City, Calif. on Oct. 19, 2013. The wedding party included Jessica Clee '06; Denise Carrillo '05; Kyra Hanson '05; Paulina Lomeli '04; Viviana Montoya-Hernandez '04, M.A. '07; SCU Assistant Dean of Finance & Administration Elizabeth Barron Silva '01, M.A. '12; and Ruben Silva '01, MBA '07. Guests included: Victoria Duran '07; Susana Fernandez '05; Alejandra Hermosillo '05; Maria Patricia C. Miranda '06; Vanessa Blanco Otto '04, MA '08; Eric Otto MA '08; Manuel Perez '04; Jessica Ponce '07; Agustin Torres, Jr. MBA '10; and Danny Zepeda '05. The couple enjoyed their honeymoon in Punta Cana and is currently residing in San Carlos, Calif.
Yoana Picazo '06 writes, "My family welcomed lovely baby boy Noel on Dec. 26, 2013 in Kentucky. He weighed 10 lbs. 8 oz. and was 22 inches long!!!"
Jacquetta Lannan J.D. '06 has quit her job as a lawyer to start Chez Franc, a gourmet hot dog eatery (and food truck) set to open this summer in Palo Alto. She credits the California Program for Entrepreneurship at the Leavey School of Business for helping her make the career change. Read more about her endeavor in the Silicon Valley Business Journal.
Leslie (Maglione) Jensen '06, J.D. '09 and her husband James welcomed their first child, Samantha May, on Jan. 17, 2014.
Brent Haase '08 and Hillary (Boller) Haase '06 are the proud parents of future Bronco Louis William Haase, born Aug. 23, 2014 at 4:53 PM. 6 lb., 0.9 oz., 18 1/4 in. Louis joins big brother Ollie, a German Shepherd, at home in Greenwood Village, Colo.
Megan Katherine Conlin '06 of San Jose, Calif. wed Alexander "Zandy" James Eckrich of Kalamazoo, Mich. on Sep. 13th, 2014 at Mission Santa Clara in front of God, family and fellow SCU alumni including bridesmaid Christina Alexander '06. Broncos in attendance included Rachel (Greenberg) Rasmusson '06, Brandon Rasmusson '06, Chrissy (Brooks) Rice '06, Michael Tirabassi '06, Tara (Heitman) Tirabassi '06, Jenica (Mariani) Maldenado '06, Kellan McNamara '06, Alex Barrera '06, Walt Stephenson '06, Ryan Johnson '06, Varant Ovanessoff '06, Claire Bickenbach '06, Kendall Craver '06, Vince Castro '06, and Erin Kunse '07. "Shout" played on repeat the entire night. The newly married couple currently resides in Los Angeles, Calif.


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Inclusivity not exclusivity
"It was described by the local press as a 'triumph'. It was described by visitors as 'an outstanding achievement'. The 2013 Belper Arts Festival attracted 11,000 visitors to its 137 events over 28 days.
Welcome to the Belper Arts Festival 2014!
Sandwiched between the Belper Passion on 18th April and "Four Strings & The Truth - Ukulele Concert" on 31st May, 150 events including the Arts Trail, Belperamble, Open Houses Art and the Newfound Festival will fill Belper with performance, workshops, talks, exhibitions, and entertainment.
Inclusivity, not Exclusivity is the mantra on which the Festival is built with the people of Belper taking centre stage with their talents and their skills. Art, music, theatre, literature, photography, film and dance are all represented in venues throughout the town.
We're sure that you'll find plenty to bring you to the town where you are guaranteed a warm welcome..
We look forward to seeing you in May.
The Organisers, Belper Arts Festival


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Interest rates hit rock bottom in 2011. While the record low interest rates were great for spenders, savers were scraping the bottom of the barrel for returns. So, what can we expect in 2012? Well, Greg McBride, Bankrate.com's Senior Financial Analyst joins us with the interest rate outlook for 2012.
Greg, mortgage rates fell to record lows in 2011. Where are they headed next year?
Savings rates have also been painfully low. Is there any hope for savers in 2012?
What are we likely to see with credit card rates and auto loans?
Ok, thanks for a preview of the year ahead. And of course, if you're looking to buy a home or vehicle, want to put your money into a savings vehicle or search for a cash-back credit card, you can explore all your interest rate needs right here at Bankrate.com. I'm Kristin Arnold.
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Miguel Montero, Diamondbacks: Montero has a nice .276 average with two homers and 13 RBI, and he catches more games than a lot of starting catchers in the league. Montero doesn't do any one thing great, but he is a solid all around player that won't hurt your team.
Jason Castro, Astros: But Mike, didn't you just tell us to drop Castro in standard leagues? Yes. Yes I did, but that was before the loss of Mesoraco. His .217 average is nothing great, but he does have four home runs. He is better than many options out there.
Salvador Perez, Royals: Many standard leaguers have kicked Perez to the curb already, so you Mesoraco owners need to pounce and hope for the best. The Royals' offense has finally started to come around, and Perez should as well.


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Global spam email down after Rustock takedown
Summary: Symantec has reported global spam email has been reduced by about a third, after Microsoft and US law enforcement officials brought down the Rustock botnet
Global spam mail volumes have been reduced by about a third following the takedown of the Rustock botnet, according to Symantec, with the number expected to decrease further after Trend Micro announced it had also crippled a Zeus botnet server.
Symantec's monthly MessageLabs Intelligence report, released on Thursday, showed that spam volume fell by 33.6 percent between 15-17 March, following legal action bringing down the command-and-control machines running the Rustock botnet by Microsoft and US law enforcement agencies.
Rustock was previously responsible sending approximately 44.1 billion email messages a day and accounted for 47.5 percent of all spam mails by the end of 2010, the report noted.
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Valparaiso High School swimmer Allie Lamberson has committed to Indiana University, but that doesn't mean the senior approaches her final prep season in a relaxed manner.
"I'm not backing off; Indiana is a big school," Lamberson said. "I still plan on working pretty hard. I'd like to get the (Valpo's) 50 and 100 free school record."
Lamberson said she's about a second away from the 50 mark (23.65) and about two seconds from the 100 (51.97).
Lamberson has qualified for the state meet all three preceding seasons. She made relays as a freshman and sophomore, then last year she placed 19th in the 50 and 24th in the 100.
"She is a nice tall young lady, has a very good kick and is someone we think will develop into a fine swimmer down the road," IU coach Ray Looze said in a recent news release.
At close to 6 feet tall, Lamberson has used her size to her advantage.
"Her height allows her to generate greater power with her stroke underwater," Valparaiso coach Pete Sattler said. "It also helps her with her turns and to out-touch (opponents)."
Lamberson doesn't just trust her size will be the difference in races. She's pretty tireless with her technique tweaks. Her favorite quote is, "Every practice missed is an opportunity lost."
"I'm kind of a perfectionist," she said. "I'll spend a whole practice kicking off the wall or lifting my elbow higher (on my stroke).
"I'm constantly asking my coaches about what I can fix."
Practices are different this season since longtime training partner Basia Niziolek graduated last spring. Niziolek came into practice a few days ago and outside of that appearance, Lamberson has had to push herself more this season.
"We were always neck and neck," Lamberson said. "I'm just focusing more on the clock this season.
"I'm just excited to be in the big races."
The Duneland Athletic Conference meet is more than three weeks away and the postseason begins in February. Lamberson looks forward to those competitions -- hoping to make the final round at state -- but she's also glad to have some time to prepare.
"I cannot waste time in the pool," she said. "The last couple of years at state, the times have some of the fastest in Indiana history.
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Focus On The Family Pushing 'License To Discriminate' Initiative In Colorado
Oh hi there, Focus on the Family! Remember Romer v. Evans, 517 U.S. 620 (1996)? You know, that one case where Amendment 2 was struck down in Colorado as unconstitutional for discriminating against GLBTQ people?
Well, this is awfully similar. I'll refresh your memories. Here's the case.
And since you tighty-righties seem to have the attention span of ferrets in a glitter factory, here's the Wiki entry and a case brief.
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Miranda will cover the November 2012 issue of Good Housekeeping Magazine, be sure to pick up your copy!
On her husband Blake Shelton:
"Blake's 90% good ol' boy and 10% bad boy, which is a really great balance.I'm flattered that people think he's attractive. It's cool to be on his arm, like, 'I'm with him, so back up, ladies!'"
On what makes her tick:
"I hate when people think I've changed. My defenses really go up if somebody assumes that I'm any different as a person than who I was back in high school."
On owning more than 4,000 acres:
"We don't buy Mercedes or mansions, we buy land. We've been married almost a year and a half, but have only been in the same place together for about five months. At this rate, we'll be newlyweds for three years."
On knowing what it's like to struggle financially:
"I do appreciate every single dollar I earn… My parents lost everything they had…we were homeless. Our whole world turned upside down. I know it's not that they weren't working or trying. Sometimes you just get down on your luck, and I learned so much from that."
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Country star Miranda Lambert has a lot to celebrate.
The 28-year-old Texas native is in the middle of her mega-successful On Fire tour, she won both Female Vocalist and Album of the Year at the Academy of Country Music Awards, and she and husband Blake Shelton recently celebrated their one-year wedding anniversary.
Lambert, 28, talked to PARADE about girl power in country music, settling into married life, and sharing success with her talented spouse.
On being a woman in country music.
"Right now it seems like the girls are drawing more attention to country music. The tides are turning a bit. We are popular music now. Every other genre is starting to come over to our genre now because it's the cool one! I think the females are leading that, and I have to give a lot of that credit to Taylor Swift for having crossover fans come our way."
On being a role model to her young fans.
"It's absolutely important to me. The girls who come to the show are really proud to be women and proud to be strong."
Miranda sat down with W Magazine for an interview and a new (stunning, gorgeous, breath-taking) photoshoot. I've added part of the interview below, but be sure to head to wmagazine.com to finish reading and show support!
It's four hours before Miranda Lambert is due onstage at the BOK Arena in Tulsa, and she's running late. She's on her tour bus stuck in traffic, driving the two and a half hours from her farm in Tishomingo, Oklahoma, where she lives when she's not crisscrossing America headlining sold-out shows. Five years ago, Lambert bought the 750-acre property because it was 10 miles away from the 1,200-acre spread of country superstar Blake Shelton, her then boyfriend. Although Shelton and Lambert got married a year ago, making them country music's reigning power couple, Lambert didn't sell her farm. "Hell no," she tells me later. "We mostly live at Blake's, but, if you're pissed, 10 miles away is far enough. If we have a fight, I can say, 'Go home' or 'I'm going home.'?"
That tough-chick-in-a-soft-package persona is Lambert's particular brand of girl power. From the beginning of her career, playing bars in her native Texas, Lambert, now 28, advocated an aggressive sort of female empowerment in her songs. She didn't write the usual break-up-and-shed-a-few-tears tunes—instead, the woman in Lambert's songs got her dignity back by torching his house and packing a gun. The message in her music has always been consistent: Be strong, be true to yourself, and don't be afraid to take on a man. "I ain't the kind you take home to mama," Lambert sings in "Heart Like Mine," her hit from 2011. "I ain't the kind to wear no ring."
And yet, while she stomps and rages, Lambert is an appealing contradiction. In the great tradition of country women like Loretta Lynn, Lambert is curvy and could look like the cheerleader she was in high school, but she resists the stereotype. "The tough-girl thing comes naturally to me," she says. "When I started out, I'd only wear jeans and tank tops. No dresses. I didn't want these dudes in the bars that I was playing to look me up and down because I'm a blonde girl with blue eyes. I wanted to be heard, not seen. That's how it all started."
When Lambert first appeared on the scene, country music, which, unlike any other genre, exists in an old-school, pre-Napster, radio-rules-and-fans-buy-records time warp, did not know what to think of her. She didn't fit any of the usual molds: Her singing and stance were a little too rock 'n' roll for conventional country radio. If anything, country was going in a softer, more pop direction. Female artists like Shania Twain, who was really a mainstream Top 40 singer masquerading as a country artist, had opened the door for new superstars like Carrie Underwood, who in 2005 won season four's American Idol, and Taylor Swift, who pushed a much friendlier form of self-acceptance than Lambert did. It is nearly impossible to imagine Swift, who grew up wealthy on a Christmas tree farm in Pennsylvania, aiming a gun at an errant lover. Still, Swift and her catchy, almost anthemic songs about teenage angst transformed country music. Her 2008 album, Fearless, was a multiplatinum, award-winning crossover hit. "Taylor Swift is a pop singer," Lambert tells me. "But she really helped country music. When she hit, I was thinking, Thank God Taylor's out there to show people we're not cheesy. Some people still think that country music is twangy and cheesy, and they pigeonhole us. But I thought if they're looking for Taylor's videos or songs, they might see or hear other people they like. If her fans are watching for her, they might like me too."
The elimination of country cutie RaeLynn sent shockwaves through the audience on Tuesday's "The Voice," but despite getting the boot from coach Blake Shelton, the 17-year-old has high hopes for her musical future.
"The show is an amazing, amazing show… it made me a better performer," RaeLynn told Access Hollywood following her elimination at "The Voice" in Los Angeles on Tuesday. "I wouldn't be who I am today without the show and, you know, I've got tons of fans. I went from having 300 [Twitter] followers to 40,000 followers and I would have never done that if it wasn't for this show.
"I'm so thankful for the show and I love Blake [Shelton] and Miranda [Lambert] and I know that they're going to help me and so I'm just really, really excited about what's to come," she added.
The wide-eyed Texas native said that while she was "surprised" by her elimination, she was happy to concede her place to Erin Willett, the big-voiced chanteuse who recently lost her father.
"Erin's been through so much this last year, it happened to the best person in the world," she said. "I'm so thankful that this happened for her and she's such a great person."
And RaeLynn had nothing but praise for Blake and his wife, "The Voice" mentor/country superstar Miranda Lambert.
"[Blake] told me to stay who I am, and him and Miranda just have taken me under their wing and that's so cool," she told Access. "I mean I've dreamed of meeting Miranda and now she's like, calling me all the time and being there for me and that's just — I would have never been able to that if it wasn't for the show."
It's no great stretch for Miranda Lambert to empathize with the aspiring singers she's coached recently as a guest vocal advisor on NBC's "The Voice."
On her way to becoming one of the brightest new additions to country music in the last decade, Lambert herself got a major career boost with her third-place finish on another TV singing competition, "Nashville Star."
"I remember that I soaked up any advice someone gave me, and especially someone who was more successful," said Lambert, 28, who recently married "The Voice" judge Blake Shelton. "I'm careful of what I'm going to say to these people, because I know it's going to stick with them. I can really put myself in their position — I can really remember how nervous and scared and wide-eyed I felt."
Her season on "Nashville Star" came in 2003; now she's riding high in the pop music world and heading into Sunday night's Academy of Country Music Awards show with two nominations: for female vocalist (alongside Sara Evans, Martina McBride, Taylor Swift and Carrie Underwood) and album of the year for her fourth effort, "Four the Record." Her husband, Shelton, is co-hosting the awards ceremony with Reba McEntire.
"It's really cool to be part of ['The Voice']," she said during a brief lull before a concert in Salt Lake City earlier this month. "Getting to meet and talk to the contestants — it was kinda cool to give them my advice."
We wish we were married to Blake Shelton! The country singer and the Voice coach raved about his wife, Miranda Lambert, while being honored as "fun and fearless" at Cosmopolitan's annual event in NYC.
"I actually think we should split this award tonight," he said, "because if there's anything fearless about me, it's stuff that I learned from her, you know? But if there's anything fun about her, that stuff she's learned from me."
Miranda and Blake are coming up on their one-year anniversary, and Blake remarked about this milestone, "We just spent a week together in Oklahoma, and that's rare to have an entire week together, and we just have so much fun. It's just so easy and natural; we don't think like that. We don't think ahead and how to be different with each other. I think we're more concerned with how to protect what's going on now and make sure that's what happens in the future."
The next question is obviously: When are the kids coming? But Blake says we'll all have to wait. "Well, we actually talked about that this week. I think we both agree that we're a couple years away from seriously talking about that, you know?
"There's a lot of this stuff that's happening right now, and it only happens once, I think. We want to enjoy this and be able to focus on our careers so when it is time, we'll be ready to sit around and watch that happen."
"What kind mom will she be?" he added. "If she's anything with an actual human being like she is with dogs, [the] kid's gonna be golden — going to be great, going to be spoiled."
Speaking to reporters on a conference call, she said: "I have been talking about Miranda Lambert ever since I first auditioned for this show. She is such an inspiration to me, and for them to bring her out as an advisor, I almost had a heart attack!
"I told myself I wouldn't cry because I didn't want her to think I was being a crazy psycho-fan, but I almost did cry!"
RaeLynn said that she has been listening to Lambert's songs since was 11 years old and meeting her idol in person "was a dream come true" that she will never forget.
"I love her and I love Blake," she said. "I can't believe The Voice let me meet the person I've been listening to my whole life; that was pretty magical to me."
RaeLynn – who said she is flattered people on Twitter have called her "Little Miranda" – was paired against Adley Stump in this week's first battle round, where she triumphed in their performance of 'Free Fallin" and moved to the next round.
She told reporters that she didn't think being mentored by Lambert had given her any edge on Stump, who was given guidance by Kelly Clarkson. "I think we both did amazing and I love Adley, she'll do great things," she said.
As for being picked by Shelton, she said: "To see somebody you have looked up to your whole life believe in you is amazing. Words can't describe how much I have learned from him because he's an amazing guy and an amazing talent."
At just 17 years old, RaeLynn is the youngest competitor on the show, but she said she doesn't feel at a disadvantage because of her age.
"Being in a competition with amazing singers who have been singing their whole lives is kind of nerve-wracking and scary, but I have to think about the fact the coaches see something special about me that puts me up there with them," she said.
"I have to be confident. I know God has a plan for me on the show and I'm excited to live out that plan and do what He wants me to do.
"Music is my passion and it's what I want to do for the rest of my life, so I can't wait to show America what I can do in the live rounds."
Miranda Lambert opens up about her recent single, "Over You," and coping with two recent losses in this revealing cover story. Miranda wrote "Over You" with husband Blake Shelton about Blake's brother, who died several years ago. The single was released the same month Blake's father passed away and Miranda lost a childhood friend.
"It's definitely God's way of protecting me and Blake emotionally to have this song to fall on during this time," Miranda says. Miranda also talks about her new tour and comments on her tourmates, Chris Young and Jerrod Niemann.
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Last month I was contacted by author Rosemary Claire Smith, one of my fellow students at Taos Toolbox 2013. She very graciously invited me to participate in a blog tour to help readers discover new writers. If you like dinosaurs, love stories, and adventure, she's someone to watch. Find her online at rosemaryclairesmith.com.
And now, here are some things that you might find interesting:
What am I working on?
Lots of things. I'm always looking for ideas for cool short-stories as well as novels. My novels-in-progress include one about the anti-Hogwarts, one about vampires in space, and a couple of NSFW ones that I hope to publish under my pen name. I have two novels out for queries to publishers and agents right now; one is a middle-grade story about a girl with an unconventional family, and one asks the question, "what do girls like Buffy do after they save the world?"
How does my work differ from others of its genre?
I like to think that I differentiate myself with three things:
Why do I write what I do?
A combination of curiosity, planning, and wish-fulfillment. I'm told that I over-plan everything, that I'm not spontaneous. That's not entirely true, but it's not entirely false. Sometimes I write stories because I want to know what it would be like to do thing x, thing y, or thing z; I read, research, and write… until I have the answers I'm seeking. Then I try to make real life fit the story. It doesn't always work, but sometimes I'm successful.
And sometimes I just see something cool online and it becomes a story. Like that picture floating around Facebook of the list of chores where the three grounded kids can earn "points", and when they reach 200 points they're un-grounded. That led to a 6500-word YA-focused fantasy piece about a witch.
How does my writing process work?
I can only write when I'm supposed to be doing something else. Working, cleaning, editing, recording, shopping… as long as I'm not supposed to be writing, I'm writing. It's kind of annoying, actually. But sometimes I can just sit down and get it done. If I'm in the mood.
I'm what's called a "pantser" — I sit down and write, and go back and fix the problem areas later. My manuscripts are littered with [square brackets], which I use to remind myself that something needs to go there — a detail, some research, whatever. I write in a linear fashion, too, and if you read my work you can see where I abridge things because I want to get to a certain scene.
For short-stories, I might make a few notes. For novels, I usually write a couple of chapters and then go back and make an outline; occasionally I'll write a one-page list of bullet-points and use that instead.
Meet more writers:
As part of the blog tour, I'm going to recommend three more writers that you should check out. In alphabetical order:
Thanks for stopping by, and don't forget to check out Jonathan, Beau, and Terra!
(PS: I'm terrible at self-promotion, but if you like Christmas stories, you might like Secret Santa, which is available for only 99 cents from Amazon.)
(PPS: I know the post title says "again", but this is my first blog hop. It was too good a bad pun not to make.)
Don't forget that I run Words!, a Cheezburger site where you can showcase your amusing screenshots from various word games. Just follow these steps and you too can share your love for, for example, Brad's tushy.
Alternately, you can just submit the image directly to me and I'll upload it for you.
I was not aware of this, and I'm a book reviewer… although not regularly on Amazon.
Anne R. Allen's Blog: Amazon Reader Reviews: 12 Things Everybody and His Grandmother Needs to Know
Here are some things I have done this weekend that might be relevant to your interests:
Submitted "Aubade", "Bittersweet Symphony", and "Dreaming of Suzanne", bringing my number of stories out in the wild to 12.
Finished writing a new piece of science fiction and submitted it to the crit group I belong to. Or, if you want to get technical, to which I belong.
Recorded — but have not yet edited — a performance for Starship Sofa.
All of this information, by the way, is available on my twitter, for consumption in small, easy-to-read chunks. Just saying.
I'm terrible at titles. If a story doesn't have a title when I start writing it, I can sometimes sit there for hours trying to figure one out. Sometimes I'm lucky — "Greener" had its title almost immediately, as did "Aubade". "My Pillow" is a story about the main character's pillow; in "Dreaming of Suzanne", the main character dreams of Suzanne. Simple enough.
But then there are those days when a title escapes me. I couldn't think of anything funny for "Section 3A", so I named the story after something discussed in it. It's a humor story, so I wanted something amusing. "Belief" was a nightmare — it started life as "I For One Welcome Our New Robot Overlords", but as I wrote it, the story changed so much that that didn't make sense; while I sold it as "Belief", I'm still not thrilled with the title. And when I wrote what eventually became "Amid the Steep Sky's Commotion", I spent almost two hours finding the perfect Shelley quote for the title (because the airship is named Ozymandias, which is from a Shelley poem) — I eventually found the title in Ode to the West Wind.
And then there are those stories where I'm completely at a loss and I have to find a good song title.
I learned something this past week from the editor of Asimov's: there is no fair use when it comes to song lyrics. Well, the story I sold them is called "Bring on the Rain", which is the title of a Jo Dee Messina song (which I've never heard; I'm not really into country music). I was looking for songs about rain, and I thought the title fit. Then I ended the story with the lyric "Tomorrow's another day / and I'm thirsty anyway / so bring on the rain."
The lyric is gone now. I'm fine with that; it's not necessary.
Well, as I said in the afterword of 27 Jennifers, when I heard the song I knew that would be the title and the topic of the story. I didn't know how, but I knew there would be 27 Jennifers, 16 Jenns, 10 Jennies, and one more woman ("her"). It actually worked out really well, and I ended the story with this lyric:
You might be the one that I've been seeking for
You might be the strange delightful
You might be the girly who shall end all girls
It makes sense when you read the story.
Well, unfortunately I'm about to e-mail the Dunesteef and suggest they take the lyric off the site, because as I said there's no fair use for song lyrics. Which, in my opinion, kind of sucks. I mean, I'm pretty sure Mike Doughty is a cool enough guy not to sue people because they like his music, but given the RIAA's penchant for lawsuits… better safe.
So that's the lyric that used to be on the story. Now you know why.
Here are various and sundry useful links you might enjoy:
If you're really interested in my web design and development work, that link up there will take you to my portfolio page.
Here's the generic "about me" text I provide when I'm having something published. It changes slightly from time to time, but this covers most of it.
Josh Roseman (not the trombonist; the other one) lives in Georgia (the state, not the country). His writing has appeared in Asimov's, Fusion Fragment, Port Iris, Big Pulp, and in audio form on the Drabblecast and Dunesteef, where he won the 2009 Broken Mirror Story Contest. He is a reviewer for Escape Pod; a writer for MedZilla; and a performer whose voice has been heard on the Hugo-winning StarShipSofa, the Parsec-winning Pseudopod, and the Parsec-nominated Dunesteef. He also has more than ten years of assorted news, features, and sports writing experience. When not writing, he mostly complains about the fact that he's not writing.
And now, a photo:
Why did I switch from my minimalist website to a Tumblr blog?
First of all, updating it is much easier. I can update from anywhere that has internet, and since I have a smartphone with tethering enabled, everywhere has internet.
Secondly, while there are a lot of CMSes out there, I've found Tumblr to be the fastest when it comes to posting content. I do wish I could fully install it on my site, a la Wordpress, but them's the breaks.
Third, Tumblr is exceptionally simple. Seriously, if you haven't tried it, I strongly recommend doing so.
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Four New Images from OUT OF THE FURNACE Starring Christian Bale, Zoe Saldana, Forest Whitaker, and Woody Harrelson
by Matt Goldberg Posted 358 days ago
Four new images have been released for Scott Cooper's drama Out of the Furnace. The film stars Christian Bale as an ex-con steel worker who seeks vengeance when his brother (Casey Affleck) disappears after getting involved with a local crime ring. The pic seems to be flying under the radar when it comes to awards prognostication. Perhaps that's because of early buzz amongst Oscar bloggers (where's Adam when you need him?!) or because the plot doesn't reach for something as lofty as other contenders even thought it looks like a compelling character drama. Perhaps its awards fortunes will change when it premieres at AFI Fest later this month.
Hit the jump to check out the images. The film also stars Zoe Saldana, Woody Harrelson, Willem Dafoe, Sam Shepard, and Forest Whitaker. Out of the Furnace opens in theaters December 6th.


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Farming Goes Wireless: WOW Wireless at Work March 2013
In this month's Wireless at Work, we focus on how wireless technology is revolutionizing farming by monitoring soil and atmospheric conditions. The real-time data is made available to the farmer, allowing them to more efficiently manage their operations and save valuable time and money.
Mobile EKGs in Ambulances Provide Doctors Vitals & Save Lives: WOW Wireless at Work February 2013
With support from The Wireless Foundation, The George Washington University provided DC-metro area first responders with mobile EKG machines. Since every second counts, this lifesaving wireless technology provides the doctors with the real-time access to the patient's condition so they may determine the proper treatment before the patient even reaches the hospital.
The Military and the Speed of Change: WOW Wireless at Work January 2013
During his keynote remarks at MobileCON™ 2012, Robert Wheeler, Major General, United States Air Force, Deputy CIO for C4 & Information Infrastructure Capabilities, Department of Defense discusses how the military is working to deploy solutions to protect itself from wireless cyberthreats.
December WOW Wireless at Work: Mobile App Boosts Rural America
Many U.S. rural towns find economic development challenging, but West Virginia University started a mobile application pilot project that might help these small towns with their path to long-term sustainability. Mobile Main Street, a free open-source community mobile publishing tool developed by WVU students, is helping merchants and other attractions in Tucker County, WV, utilize [...]
November WOW Wireless at Work: Sustainable Communications for Disaster Relief
Green Power Management Solutions' Mike Lee discusses the Remote Monitoring and Communication Platform, which utilizes both solar panels and a wind generator to power wireless telecommunications. Deployed during emergency situations, these wireless telecommunications units use sustainable energy to keep relief workers and affected citizens connected.
August WOW Wireless at Work: VGo Brings School Home
Verizon Wireless' Gagan Puranik demonstrates VGo, a system that allows homebound children to engage in the school environment using a robot that is controlled by a tablet. The device is equipped with video and sound so children may engage with others using Verizon's 4G LTE network.
Wireless at Work: Health Coach App Helps You Live a Healthier Life
United Health Group's Michelle Lafrenz demonstrates the Optimize Me 2.0 app, which allows users to track their health goals and access a health coach. The coach is related to your employer health plan and offers tips, articles and information so you can meet your health goals and live a healthier life.
PayAnywhere and Anytime
For many businesses and nonprofits, accepting credit card or debit card payments was challenging to set-up and expensive to maintain. Thanks to mobile devices and companies such as PayAnywhere, these organizations can accept quickly payments anywhere and anytime while providing customers with peace-of-mind knowing their transactions are secure.


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NBA 2014-15 Power Rankings Preview: #3 Houston Rockets
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Exploring Trevor Rosenthal's Potential and Baseball's Valuation of the Save
Rosenthal was one of the most controversial figures in St. Louis this season. Is this because of his performance, or because he's responsible for achieving the overvalued final out?
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Owen Daniels has been a solid option this year, and his Week 8 matchup is the best you could ask for.
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Will Ferrell was honored with the Mark Twain Prize, an award given to funny people by funny people, only everyone wears a tuxedo and tries to be polite as they are heckling you. In short, it's a big deal. So, we're going to have a themed show today because Ferrell is funny — "Anchorman" and "Old School" and an excellent cameo in "Wedding Crashers" and a dominant run on SNL and, well, you get the idea — and Mark Twain is cool.


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