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Ron Ditzfeld & Rick Yeager are both lifelong residents of Sedalia, Mo Ron is the president of Ditzfeld Transfer Inc., one of the mid west leading transportation warehouse, & distribution service providers. Rick Yeager has retired from the family owned business, Yeager's Cycle Sales Inc where they sold Harley Davidson, Polaris ATV's & UTV's, Suzuki and Yamaha motorcycles. Yeager's Cycle Sales has been in business for 58 years.
Marisha and Elaine live their lives at full throttle. The are most at home in the cockpit of their 5000 HP jet dragsters. Falk is a pilot and a double alumnus of ERAU. Larsen is the CEO at Larsen Motorsports. They are determined to use their success as motivation to encourage our youth to pursue their dreams. There are no limits land or sky! You can find out more about this dynamic duo go to LMSJETS.com
6th Time Fireball Competitor: TEAM TIMECAR: Doc & Reba (Clara) Nigh Pilot the DeLorean Time Machine from Back to the Future. Winners of the Glenn (FIREBALL) Roberts' "Spirit of a Legend" Award. Booking: www.TEAMTIMECAR.com. We have also won 3rd, 2nd, and 1st Place in our category and the Worse Luck Award for breaking down twice in 2010 during the Henderson to Galena rally. Doc and Reba perform close to 200 show dates each year as which 98% are for Children's Charities. Doc is the Director of Star Car Central - Inland Empire and San Diego. Doc speaks across the nation on the subject of America's Missing Children. Doc is the CEO/Founder of Custom Pins and Buckles. Reba is a realtor. Both earn the funds need to do all of the charity shows with the help of gracious friends that donate to our cause.
Frisco personifies "Progress In Motion." We've certainly earned our title of "Texas' rising star," as one of the top 10 fastest growing cities in the USA and one of the friendliest! Maher Maso has been Frisco's Mayor since 2008 and John Keating was elected to Frisco City Council in 2010.
Astronaut Jon McBride, Shuttle Pilot for Atlantis and now Director of Astronaut Education at Kennedy Space Center; Bonnie King, Director for Film and Special Events for the Space Coast tourism office.
First Year Fireballers, Enid physician and City Commissioner David Vanhooser and local business owner Aaron Brownlee are no strangers to new adventures. Both actively involved with numerous local organizations and pleased to call Enid home. Copy and paste this link into your browser (http://youtu.be/sMd6t-79IiE) to get up close and personal with Team Enid.
Gan & Kevin have a passion for family and community. They are excited in representing their home town competing against other teams.
Representing the Pulaski County Tourism Bureau are Missouri House District #122 State Representative Steven Lynch and Waynesville- St. Robert Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Cecilia Murray. Their competitive spirit and a desire to achieve powers this dynamic duo to join the race for the recovery of America's missing children. On a mission...Team Pulaski Pride is in it to win it!! Ask them about Pulaski County USA!
First time Fireballers, Don Banks, a born and bread South Arkansawer and owner of "Banks World Famous Pawn Shop", and Thomas Bell, a born and bred East Texan and a market coach for a KFC franchisee, are looking to bring some fun and laughs to this years Fireball Run, while spreading the word about missing children. With Don's love of historic knowledge and Thomas's problem solving skills, this team looks to make a run at the #1 spot.
Sally Harrison, President & CEO of the Mesa Chamber and member, Allison Ewers, Partner of HP2 representing 2013 host city, Mesa, Arizona team up to bring home a missing child.
Team IHRA is part of the IRG Sports + Entertainment family of brands which includes the International Hot Rod Association, Nitro Jam Drag Racing Series, Sonic Rush Tour, Palm Beach International Raceway, Palm Beach Driving Club, Memphis International Raceway and Southwestern International Raceway. Team IHRA's sponsors include Landmark Apartment Trust, Dezer Properties and Larsen Motorsports. Team IHRA is proud to support the FIREBALL RUN! Connect with us at www.facebook.com/teamihra. For more information on Landmark Apartment Trust and its Executive Chairman Joe Lubeck, visit www.latapts.com/board-of-directors.
Roger & Hunter are a father/son team hailing originally from Georgia. Roger now resides in MO where he is a government contractor & inventor. Hunter is a business litigation attorney with the law firm of Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP in Sarasota FL Thanks www.cabledahmer.com for the new Camaro! Thanks SpeedPro North Kansas City for wrap and beautiful hood design! Thanks www.intmatsol.com for your support! Thanks www.courtneybrothers.com for your support! Thanks www.commercialroofingsvc.com for your support! Thanks Vital Signs for the labels and your support!
Five Time Fireballer Ronald Ferguson is Chief Engineer for the GENiSYSS Corporation, avid car rallye Enthusiast, and Rocket Scientist. Liverpool-Born Stephen Wynne is the owner and CEO of the new DeLorean Motor Company in Texas.
Bill and Valerie Sowles live in Yarmouth, ME & own a Volkswagen, Mazda, Porsche, and Audi dealership in Falmouth, Maine. 5 kids are grown and gainfully employed, thus off our payroll. Love the water and spend time at our island house in the summer.
Kevin and Cookie Dean owners of Provider Power-a growing Maine-based competitive electricity supply company, the parent company of Electricity Maine, ENH Power & Provider Power Mass.
While providing competitive electricity supply rates is our business, it is also the vehicle that allows us to support community, which we consider an integral part of our existence. Healthy communities are built through a strong interconnectedness between business and community organizations, and that we have a responsibility to the communities we serve.
We are proud founders of the Power to Help initiative. Supporting non profit and civic groups in the states we serve. www.providerpower.com & www.powertohelp.com
We live half of the year in Port Aransas, TX and the other half in ME. Kevin was born in Corpus Christi TX and Cookie is from Auburn ME
Passport Transport is a leading transporter of collector and specialty automobiles. Our company uses custom-designed , fully enclosed trailers with real-time online GPS tracking and security.
Team CPS: Craig Corbell II is president of Continental Production Services,Inc. an Oil and Gas Industry Consulting Firm. He is an avid car collector and he is looking forward to this years FireBall Run and supporting efforts to raise awareness
The Beavers have chosen a symble Canada as their Mascot. Entering FIREBALL RUN is a way to give back to the Community & have a lot of fun. Family is a priority for us!
Truex Trio natives of Indiana: [ The peace keeper ] Don: Is a career law officer, enjoying life family and friends makes him the peace keeper of this trio. [ The gambler ] Polly : Resides in Las Vegas and is always for those lucky numbers. [ The treasure hunter ] Tim: Living on the Treasure Cost is always on the lookout for clues for lost and unknown treasures. Email at email@example.com
Team Allegany: #21 Gretchen Hanchett, Executive. Dir. of the Allegany County Chamber & Office of Tourism Certified Traffic Control firstname.lastname@example.com is owned by Christine Joyce "Creating Signage for NYS". Allegany County NY is known for its scenic countryside, offering endless venues for the nature lover and hunters. Allegany County is nestled in the foothills of the Allegheny Mountains and offers a wide variety of activities appealing to all visitors. We have a relaxed, unhurried way of life with a full menu of seasonal activities including hunting and fishing, fairs, outdoor sports, and special interest events such as a Trout Derby, an Artisans Tour, a Hot Air Balloon Rally, County Fair, and a Garlic Festival to name a few. Large and small game hunting, fishing, hiking, back-packing, skiing, photography, canoeing and swimming can all be enjoy
Kelly Kaminski, a former school teacher, who became a 2x World Champion Rodeo Cowgirl. Kim Dance is a Circuit Champion from the First Frontier Circuit. She owns the Lazy D Ranch in CT. Both are moms and want to help missing children.
Stan Piurkowski is a 3rd year veteran of the Fireball Run, He is a developer/ builder, both commercial and residential, owns and rents office and store front space in Waterbury CT. He restores American classic cars as a hobby and will sometimes sell one on his master pieces. Stan built the Custom 1962 Ford Ranchero 302 high output with an AOD trans. It is Peter Corel's 2nd year participating, he is the IT guy for Xtreme Green® (websites, development of digital marketing & campaigns). Please help find Andrea Reyes!
Team 37 Visit Longmont is comprised of two successful business owners from Longmont, Colorado, 2013 FBR START LINE CITY. Frank Oliver, owner of Oliver Financial Group, teams up with Sean Owens, Owner of The Dickens Tavern and Opera House. Team #37 took home the most cunning award last year! This year they will be one of the featured teams being filmed for the entire adventure rally!
Team Granola is from the heart of Independence, and makes superior granola that is hand crafted and made with love.
Team Freedom, made up of Fireball Alumni Jan Edwards and newbie Theres Flores, are committed to raising awareness and stop sex trafficking of young adults in America and around the world. Jan is President and CEO of Paving the Way, an organization developing awareness and prevention programs for teen and adults to stop this silent crime. She has written and produced a docufilm, Trapped in My Skin, that will be released this fall. Theresa is a survivor of human trafficking as a chid and was sold to strangers for two years outside of Detroit Michigan. She now has made it her mission to educate people and prevent this from happening to others. She is the author of "The Slave Across the Street", featured in the documentary "The Girl Next Door" and the founder of Traffickfree & S.O.A.P. (Save Our Adolescents from Prostitution).
Team Hot Water is about Fun, Adventure, Cars & did we mention fun? When you see us, we're usually laughing, carrying on & getting into "Hot Water". Team patriarch Tony Caruso is the President of Orlando Luxury Pools by TC Water Features. Central Florida's source for extravagant pool construction, renovations, and beautiful outdoor water features.
Ariane & Tracy are excited to participate in the Fireball Run for the third year in a row. Both women are committed to aiding charities benefiting children through multiple types of endeavors in each of their communities. Therefore, although the Ladies can not fix the car, they look forward to driving and navigating it through the great American Frontier. The first year they participated in Fireball Run, the girl that they represented was found alive and returned home. This year they will be passing out the picture of Alexander Erb Sanchez. Please take a moment to look at his picture as well as the picture of all of the other children the Fireball Run teams are representing. You too can help make a difference in the lives of these innocent victims. Thank you!
LEGALLY INSANE sums up how we conduct ourselves in life. Together over 20 years, we live together with our kids Martina and Bryan and practice law together. Our motto is the world can never have enough smiles. Help us make the world a better place!
2008 Miss Rodeo America and RFD-TV television host Amy Wilson and 10-time WPRA world champion roper Jackie Crawford comprise WPRA's Team 88-The Cowgirls. The WPRA is the oldest women's sports organization in in the country headquartered in Colorado
All the way from New York State's Capital Region, IntegraOptics has entered two of their most fierce competitors, "Calamity" Jean Sullivan and Marlena "Sharp Shooter" Miller. IntegraOptics is one of the nation's fastest-growing fiber optics manufacturers, according to the Inc. 500I5000 List of America's Fastest Growing Companies. IntegraOptics is recognized nationally for its industry standard optical transceivers, which are compatible with virtually all networks platforms.
Bitte helft uns die Kinder zu finden!! (Please help us find the kids!!) Sascha Balzer, a Lawyer from Germany, is owner of PalmPix Studios, Inc., a commercial photography and web design company that serves clients internationally. He also has a portrait studio, TH Photography, in Northeast Florida and owns CarLightPro, which distributes Dectane LED lighting systems for Porsche in North America. He is a native German who came to the United States 12 years ago. Co-driver Kai Stadler, a native German too, builds luxury condominiums in South Florida, Fort Lauderdale. www.sky230.com. It is his first year with the Fireball Run.
Returning for their second year of FIREBALL RUN, John Sheehan, executive director of the Seneca Salamanca Chamber of Commerce and Ward "Skip" Wilday, senior vice president at Morgan Stanley, are back and ready to go full speed ahead in this epic adventurally. John and Skip are representing Salamanca, NY, the only city in the US that lies entirely on a Native American territory providing unlimited economic development opportunities! The unstoppable duo with a need for speed and raising awareness of America's missing children are prepared for FIREBALL RUN 2014. The team has a passion to help find missing children. Skip's daughter, Kaleigh was killed by a drunk driver when she was 8 years old. It's a pain no one should have to go through. It's our mission to help find our missing child and to help spare another family that pain!
Marlene Anielski, State Representative and Debe Terhar, President of the State Board of Education are elected officials from Ohio. @TeamOHFireball. Treasuring our children and reuniting them with their families is our goal. Also bringing awareness and educating others about youth suicide prevention for the protection of our most precious gifts, our children.
We are Team Agents of Shield we are blessed and thankful to the LocalMotors Micro Factory to allow us to drive its Transformer Movie Rally Fighter car, this brings together two agents, one from Celebration Florida and one from Phoenix Arizona, to safeguard the streets of USA The Rally Fighter we drive, has attracted so much media attention and every time we pull up to refuel we get 100's of questions, it's certainly a head turner and attention grabber, so we really hope it will bring attention to our main mission, the hunt for the recovery of a missing child, it just looks amazing, can't wait to get inside it and help to recover America's Missing children.
Adam & Buddy return for their 3rd spin at the wheel as "Team Rally Fighter". The Rally Fighter, looks like a race car, rides like a luxury vehicle.
This is Jim's fourth Fireballrun and Beth's second. Jim is a much sought after nationwide IT consultant with over 20 years in the industry. He also serves as CEO of Orlando Telecom LLC and is a principle in multiple online organizations. Beth is a full time mom to their 3 children. We are honored to be able participate in this great event to help raise the awareness of missing kids.
Team Howlyn Dogs #69 consists of Howard "Beaver"LaFever, (sponsor & car owner) & Davy Jones, with technical and moral support from Lynde LaFever. Howard is a successful environmental engineering consultant and a leader for sustainable solutions for public works in the northeast US, from Cazenovia NY. Howard has participated in all Fireball Runs to date, and is looking forward to this next great Adventure. Co-Driver, Davy Jones, a Lake Placid NY native, (host of two Olympic Winter Games, 1932 & 1980) where he served on the Village Board of Trustees for 22 years, currently is a freelance videographer, running camera for various college, World Cup and equine sports. This will be Davy's 5th year teamed up with Howard and can't wait to hit the open road again Lynde LaFever provides research and moral support and joins the guys at the start or finish.
Grant Richardson is the Team Captain for Team 79. He and another navigator were the winners of the Fireball Run in 2012. Grant is an avid auto enthusiast and enjoys collecting classic cars. Grant's co-pilot this year is Don LaFerriere who is new to the Fireball Run. Don is a seasoned international traveler and is looking forward to visiting new places in support of raising awareness for missing children in the communities visited in this years rally.
J. Sanchez is the Executive Producer of the FIREBALL RUN Series and renown branding luminary. Mr. Sanchez has served in several leadership roles; Central Florida Board of Governors, Central Florida Partnership, City of Orlando Goodwill Ambassador,
The Orlando Film Festival team is back for their 2nd Fireball Run. We run the Orlando Film Festival and it is our passion! The Festival this year is from 10/22–10/26 at Cobb Plaza Cinema Cafe in Downtown Orlando Florida.
Flat Twelve Gallery as seen on CNBC's The Car Chasers has partnered with Pennzoil to travel cross country for an amazing cause to find missing Children. The first leg of the rally will be piloted by Jeff Allen and Meg Bailey from Flat 12 Gallery while the second half will be piloted by Penzoil's Don Moser and John Chiboroski.
Driver; Ret Navy Vet Brian Hughes. Passengers; On-Camera Talent "Sassy Stef", Series Editor Brandon Miller, Streaming Technical Director Jeremy Gray, Radio Station Manager Andy Raut, Merchandise Managers Tom & Margot.


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Companies doing business in the United Kingdom should review and strengthen their employee safety and travel policies or risk elevated liability under a new British law governing negligent deaths, according to global intelligence and business resiliency firm iJet Intelligent Risk Systems.
Late last week, the U.K. Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 went into effect. According to an iJet white paper, the law revises the Health and Safety at Work etc Act of 1974 (HSWA), which held companies liable for gross negligence that led to employee injury or death. Under the old law, a company could be convicted of grossly negligent manslaughter, only if a company executive, or "directing mind," was found guilty of the offense.
Due to the changing nature of business organizations, the new law abandons the single-actor standard:
There was also recognition that, except in small companies, top decisions and policies in today's organizations are driven by multiple executives. This makes it unlikely that any senior individual would be personally responsible for gross negligence.
The new law should aid prosecution, and reflects the old one's limited success. Thirty-four cases of gross negligence were brought against companies under the HSWA between 1992 and 2005. At least six companies were convicted, iJet found.
The change in law, iJet says, "provides a more effective means for prosecuting the worst corporate failures to protect their people."
Any business operating in the United Kingdom is liable under the law, regardless of whether it is registered there.
If businesses take the necessary steps to protect their people, however, they have nothing to worry about, iJet says. "Remember, the legislation is being enacted to punish the worst offenders. The U.K. government expects prosecutions ... to be rare, as an organization's conduct must fall below 'what could have been reasonably expected' before it will initiate a case.'"
iJet recommends businesses conduct self-assessments to ensure proper safety policies that do not raise liabilities. The firm advises a company insure itself for travel-related risks. It should also develop a corporate travel policy and do the necessary research to ensure that its airline, hotel, and ground transport vendors are reputable and have good safety records.
iJet also advises businesses supply their traveling employees with destination intelligence before, during, and after a trip. An employee knowing the inherent risks—security, health, weather, transportation— of a particular location is more likely to remain safe and thus reduce risk and liability.
If something does go wrong, iJet recommends companies establish a global hotline so the traveling employee or family members can easily access services such as medical assistance, security evacuations, or response to crimes including kidnapping and intellectual property theft.
A company should also ensure that its policies reflect the same "standard of care" as other competitors in its industry. "If peer employers are capturing itineraries for traveler tracking, providing pre-trip information, keeping travelers and expatriates aware of new risks and providing emergency assistance support," the report says, "any employer who is not doing the same is putting itself at risk."
Finally, companies must make sure employees know its travel risk management policies. They should be constantly reminded of them through e-mails, newsletters, posters, among other outlets, so that they are "'baked in' to the travel booking and confirmation process."
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European Lifelong Learning Indicators (ELLI)
This is a monitoring instrument to shed more light on lifelong learning and training and facilitate comparisons.
The index identifies four dimensions of learning in the learning environment of each individual:
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How do people learn in educational institutions? The dimension of school-based learning provides information about how learning develops among children and young people in schools, the availability of a university education, and the educational level of young people and employed individuals in the selected region.
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How do people learn for, and in, their occupations? The dimension of vocational learning provides information about opportunities for young people to complete qualified training and about the importance attached to further vocational training and on-the-job learning in the selected region.
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How do people learn in, and for, their interactions with others? The dimension of social learning provides information about the ways in which people in a region take advantage of opportunities for social learning, and the extent to which they do so. Indices of social engagement, political participation and the value attached to the social integration of young people shed light on this multifaceted aspect of lifelong learning.
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How do people learn to develop personally? The dimension of personal learning provides information about opportunities for personal development and self-fulfillment that are available to, and used by, people in a region – through personal development courses, sports, cultural learning and media-based self-directed learning.
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Brokers for Charity is a socially responsible real estate company donating to 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations through quality commercial and residential real estate referrals nationwide. The reasons that we give to a particular cause are unique to each of us. Some of us have specific causes that are close to our hearts stemming from personal experiences in our lives. Some of us don't have specific causes, but a general desire to better our world. Whatever our individual motivations may be, there is a common need in all of us as to help others. Brokers for Charity originated from a desire to fulfill our need to give. Combining real estate transactions and social responsibility, Brokers for Charity provides an additional opportunity to make a difference. We intend to change the way businesses and consumers buy and sell commercial and residential real estate. Businesses and consumers will receive quality real estate referrals and may designate where the donation is given. Nonprofit organizations receive additional donations. Real Estate Professionals receive real estate referrals that are supporting a 501(c)(3) of the client's choice.


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Member of the Arkansas City FFA chapter hold an Annual March Madness Bass Fishing Tournament each year. Members of the community and surrounding communities participate in the tournament. Once fisherman bring in their catch FFA members obtain the boat number, the name of the fisherman as well as the fish weight. Hourly prizes are given as well as at the Big Fish Hour at the end of the day. FFA members were able to connect with those in the community by collecting donations, advertising for the event and socializing with community members during the event.


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Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to Tulsa Performing Arts Center, BOK Center, and Woodward Park. Also nearby are ONEOK Field and Cain's Ballroom.
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In addition to a restaurant, Hyatt Regency Tulsa features an indoor pool. Other amenities include a full-service spa and a bar/lounge.
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- Outdoor pool
- Indoor pool
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Hyatt Regency Tulsa features an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink.
Business-related amenities at this 3.5-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 38,000 square feet (3530 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers a spa tub, a 24-hour fitness center, and spa services. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available on request). Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Total number of rooms - 454
- Number of floors - 12
- ATM/banking
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Hair salon
- Laundry facilities
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Conference space size (meters) - 3530
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 38,000
- Pool sun loungers
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa services on site
- Spa tub
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Wedding services
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- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Complimentary newspaper
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave (on request)
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Flat-panel TV
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- iPod docking station
- Room service (limited hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Pillowtop mattress
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Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Daily Grill - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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An indoor pool, an outdoor pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
Spa Services
Jnar Day Spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body treatments. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
The spa is open select days.
- Manicures and pedicures
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Minimum check-in age is 21
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This month we take a look at chiasmus in the works of the greatest writer the world has ever known, William Shakespeare. If you enjoy this feature, please let me know what you like about it, and why. If I fail to include an essential quote, or err in some way, let me know that as well. Your comments will make this a better site for other visitors in the future.
One of the most enduring legends about Shakespeare is that he hastily moved from Stratford to London at age nineteen after having been prosecuted by Justice of the Peace Sir Thomas Lucy for poaching on the Lucy family's estate. Shakespeare didn't help his case much, for he apparently responded to the allegations by writing a derogatory verse about Lucy, chiastically punning his name with the word louse.
Referred to as "The Lucy Ballad" by scholars, many regard it as Shakespeare's first attempt at poetry. If true, it means his first written effort included an experiment with chiasmus. As he matured, Shakespeare grew very fond of chiasmus, with hundreds of examples appearing in his works. I'll present a couple dozen of my favorites here, in general starting with the earlier works and moving forward.
Shakespeare may not have invented the technique of chiastic dialogue, but he certainly brought it to a new level. This example combines chiastic repartee with another form of wordplay he enjoyed, punning.
A moment later in the same scene, the chiastic dialogue continues:
Our next example comes from The Two Gentleman Of Verona (1590-95). Early in the play, some quibbling, which is verbal word play of a one-upmanship nature, occurs between Proteus, one of the gentleman from Verona, and Speed, the servant of the other gentleman. Speed begins by denying that he's a sheep to his master, a charge just made against him by Proteus. Note the two separate examples of chiasmus as he says:
Proteus responds with a chiastic counter-charge (again, note the double chiasm):
A moment later, the dialogue continues on chiastically as it degenerates into sexual innuendo. Speed, who now humorously refers to himself as a "lost mutton" (i.e., a lost sheep), is asked if he has delivered a letter to Julia, who he describes as a "lac'd mutton," an Elizabethan reference to a prostitute:
In Act Three, Proteus offers some good chiastic advice to Valentine, the other gentleman of Verona:
In other words, stop worrying about the things you cannot help and begin to help yourself by devising a remedy for the things you're worried about. This passage inspired me to compose a chiastic maxim I have found helpful in my own life: "Accept the things you cannot change, and change the things you cannot accept."
Our next example occurs in the same scene that gave us Shakespeare's memorable words about gilding refined gold and painting the lily:
Here, Pembroke expresses an age-old truth: attempting to excuse or explain one's faults usually backfires, only drawing more attention to them. A similar sentiment is contained in the English proverb, "He who excuses himself, accuses himself."
The words are from Gloucester, later to become Richard III, as he complains about royal sycophants bad-mouthing him to the king. In Shakespeare's time "Jack" was used to refer to a low-bred person. Gloucester's point, I believe, is that when low-bred fools become noblemen, noblemen begin to act like low-bred fools.
The Rape of Lucrece is a long narrative poem based on Livy's original story about the rape of Lucretia by Sextus. This line, in which gage means "to pledge," probably inspired the motto of the Three Musketeers. Dumas wrote his famous novel a century and a half after Shakespeare and was undoubtedly familiar with the line.
The words come from Richard himself when, near the end of the play, he finds himself imprisoned in Pomfret Castle. In his grief and despair, he does some soul-searching about his past and reflects upon the seriousness of his present situation.
The words come from Theseus, but they undoubtedly reflect Shakespeare's view as well, that a great poet must be able to grasp the sublime while never losing touch with the prosaic, and vice versa.
King Henry says this about himself while trying to persuade the French Princess Katherine to be his bride. His point is that he's a good catch. Here's how he'd say it in the first person if we translated it into modern language: "If I'm not fellow with (meaning equal to) the best king, I think you'll find that I'm the best king among the good fellows you might choose."
This line occurs within the first couple of minutes of the play. Leonato has just learned from a messenger that Don Pedro and Claudio are returning home from the war. When the messenger reports that he has informed Claudio's uncle of his nephew's military exploits and his imminent return home, Leonato asks, "Did he break out into tears?" When the messenger replies, "In great measure," Leonato replies with this line, meaning that tears associated with joy are the best kind of tears (no faces are truer than those washed this way), adding the truism that weeping done during times of joy is certainly preferable to feeling joy when people are weeping.
Talking to himself about the importance of wit and wisdom in Twelfth Night, Feste the clown cites Quinapalus as the author of a pithy chiastic quote. You won't find Quinapalus listed in any reference books, though. He's a fictional creation of Shakespeare's, and this is the only mention of him in his works.
There are three separate chiastic phrases in this passage, where Feste the Clown is responding to Lady Olivia's critical comments about him. Let me highlight them for you:
Here's what I think Feste is saying. He begins by identifying the conventional methods for remedying thirstiness (water) and dishonesty (good counsel). He then suggests that, when conventional methods will not lead people to mend their ways, they should be reformed by someone specially equipped to do the job, as a botcher (a cobbler or tailor) does with shoes or clothing. If I understand him correctly, he then appears to say that mended things are rarely completely fixed, and that, even if he does mend his ways, it will only be a partial fix and he'll still be imperfect.
I love the sentiment embedded in this chiastic line, which I have occasionally cited in counseling sessions with some of my more literate clients. In this scene, Orlando abruptly enters with sword drawn, interrupting Duke Senior and Jacques as they're eating. The starving Orlando angrily tells them to eat no more until he takes care of his own needs. In this quote, the Duke calmly tells Orlando that his angry and forceful manner isn't necessary, and that a gentle approach will be far more effective. It works. Orlando quickly calms down.
In this scene, the shepherd Corin is sparring with Touchstone, a court clown, who a moment earlier has argued that only cultivated people can have good manners. Corin snaps back with this line, maintaining that socially appropriate behavior in one context can be absolutely inappropriate in the other. He drives his point home by contrasting the way shepherds and courtiers greet each other in their two very different worlds. A shepherd, he says, would be very concerned about exactly where another shepherd's hand has been, and wouldn't be caught dead kissing it when they meet. He says, "You told me you salute not at the court, but you kiss your hands; that courtesy would be uncleanly if courtiers were shepards."
Here, Touchstone cites an unknown sage. Even though the theme of wise men and fools has been chiastically explored by many writers before Shakespeare, I've been unable to find this particular sentiment ascribed to any other person. It's possible the original source of the saying was Shakespeare himself, and he was presenting it as a quotation to give it a cachet of intellectual respectability.
For centuries, this passage has been reminding audiences of the unpredictable nature of love, sometimes helping beasts rise to the stature of men, sometimes causing men to descend to the level of beasts. In this scene, Falstaff is psyching himself up for an upcoming romantic encounter. He describes how love has affected the Greek gods Jove and Jupiter, and seeks inspiration from them.
In many literary works, and I think it's true in this case, chiastic dialogue reflects nothing more than the desire of the author to engage in a little verbal word play.
I include this quote not because it's such a great example of chiasmus, but because it reminds me of an interesting anecdote about Winston Churchill, who was so fond of Shakespeare he could flawlessly recite lengthy passages from his works by memory. During a WWII meeting on internal turmoil in Iraq and the potential threat to Britain's oil supplies, Churchill became so fascinated with the Arabic pronunciation of names that he tried to add a moment of levity to an otherwise serious meeting by asking: "What's Bakuba to him, or he to Bakuba"?
As they're about to begin the famous play within a play (the purpose of which is to allow Hamlet to observe the reactions of Claudius, who he suspects has killed his father), Hamlet utters these immortal words, probably the most famous acting advice ever given.
This passage occurs during dialogue between two actors playing the role of the King and Queen. The queen is pointing out that doubt and fear is such an integral component of love that the presence of doubts and fears may even be taken as evidence of love.
Here, the "king" in the play poses a question that, on the surface, has to do with the relationship between love and "luck" or "chance" (which we still call "good fortune"). Or does it? Maybe the saying has to do with "riches," the other meaning of the word fortune. Since Hamlet suspects Claudius of killing his father and marrying his mother Gertrude for money, it's possible he was being deliberately ambiguous in this tantalizing example of Shakespearean wordplay.
Talking to Troilus, Cressida makes a point that's as relevant today as it was when written nearly 400 years ago. It all starts with a phenomenon that occurs at the beginning of a relationship, when people are in what I call "Snag Mode." During this time, they engage in behavior designed to win over the object of their affection, even when that behavior is unnatural or totally out of character. In Shakespeare's language, they "swear more performance than they are able." Once the object of affection is won over, the suitor begins to let up a little and behave more naturally. In Shakespeare's words, they now keep in "reserve an ability they never perform." The result is predictable: while in Snag Mode, they create an expectation that they'll be the perfect mate (nowadays we'd say they deserve "a perfect ten" rating instead of Shakespeare's "the perfection of ten"). However, when people revert back to their normal behavior as the relationship unfolds, they often end up with ratings completely on the other end of the scale (in Shakespeare's words, "less than the tenth part of one"). The phenomenon results in the most common complaint heard when a relationship finally hits the skids: "I can't believe how much you've changed!"
Through the character of Duke Vincentio, Shakespeare describes the power of music to transform the bad into good, and to provoke the good into bad. The first part of the passage (transforming bad into good) is the portion poets have always liked and is reminiscent of the old proverb about music having charms to sooth a savage beast (which, by the way, was "savage breast" in the original saying).
The second part (about music provoking good to bad) is something the older generation has always worried about. In fact, the way parents complain about the potentially harmful effects of rap music today is eerily similar to the way parents complained about the Beatles and Stones in the sixties, Elvis in the fifties, swing music in the forties, jazz and the music of Charleston in the twenties, and so on ad infinitum. The English poet John Dryden may have been stimulated by this line of Shakespeare's when he wrote, "What passion cannot Music raise and quell?"
This line occurs at the very end of the play, as the Duke proposes marriage to Isabella. The passage was undoubtedly inspired by a similar sentiment from the Roman writer Plautus, who wrote, "What is yours is mine, and all mine is yours."
This famous passage occurs at the very beginning of the play as the three witches (the Weird Sisters) set a dark and gloomy tone for the play. Their refrain also serves as a portent of things to come, as the rest of the play explores the darker side of human nature, often blurring the distinction between good and evil.
The last line is the chiastic portion of this romantic passage, where Shakespeare says that he sees his loved one best when he dreams at night, when it is both "darkly bright" and his eyes "are bright in the dark directed." The words come from one who is clearly smitten by his loved one, and it comes as a bit of a surprise to learn that they were addressed to a man! In fact, the first 126 (out of the total of 154) sonnets are addressed to a beautiful and charming young nobleman (never formally identified). The sonnets contain some of the most romantic lines in literary history, including the famous line:
Was Shakespeare gay? Or bisexual (since he was married and a father)? This question has plagued Shakespearean scholars for centuries and was part of one of the biggest cover-ups in literary history. In The Riverside Shakespeare, Hallett Smith says that in 1640 an Englishman named John Benson published the sonnets (along with Shakespeare's other poems) and altered them so they appeared to be addressed to a woman! This fraudulent version of the sonnets was accepted as accurate for nearly 150 years, when in 1780 Edmond Malone published the original, and first widely available, accurate version! The idea of a gay Shakespeare was so repugnant to early Shakespearean scholars that they did all kinds of intellectual contortions to reject the idea. Some condemned the sonnets as inferior poetry. Others suggested they were a purely literary exercise with no biographical significance. And one, George Chalmers, even suggested they were addressed to Queen Elizabeth, since she was often "considered a man" because of her strength as a monarch!
Nowadays, most scholars would probably agree with Norrie Epstein, who says in The Friendly Shakespeare, "No other straight poet has ever written such ardent poems to a man," and concludes, "We'll probably never know Shakespeare's sexual preferences, though it's likely he was bisexual." In a similar fashion, Harold Bloom says in his monumental new book, Shakespeare, "By reading Shakespeare, I can gather that he did not like lawyers, preferred drinking to eating, and evidently lusted after both genders."
Here, Shakespeare addresses the mysterious "Dark Lady" of the sonnets, who he fears has her eyes on the young nobleman he is so fond of (she later seduces him, to Shakespeare's chagrin).
In this passage, Shakespeare explores the relationship between love and morality. Yes, there may be problems that result from love emerging before one's conscience is fully developed, but a more fully developed conscience often grows out of love.
This is the very last line of the Sonnets, capturing Shakespeare's view of the power of love. It can burn with such passion it can not only heat water, but water cannot cool it down.
"Implied chiasmus" occurs when the words of a popular saying are deliberately reversed. Some popular examples are "A hangover is the wrath of grapes," Mae West's "A hard man is good to find," and Kermit the Frog's "Time's fun when you're having flies." If you're not familiar with the term, you can find further information at implied chiasmus.
Over the years, I searched high and low for examples of implied chiasmus in Shakespeare's works, to no avail. Then, almost by accident, I discovered one. I was reading The Merchant of Venice in The Riverside Shakespeare when I came upon this line:
In a footnote to that line, Blakemore Evans writes, "Launcelot reverses the usual form of the proverb, 'It is a wise child that knows his own father'." The proverb, which appeared in English in the 16th century, was based on an ancient Greek saying. According to the original saying, it was extremely important for a child to be sure who his real father was. In Shakespeare's play, the line (and the sentiment) is reversed to reflect the concerns of many men at the time, who wondered whether the children born to their wives were truly their own. If you know of any other examples of implied chiasmus in the works of Shakespeare, please send them along.
This completes our look at the chiastic Shakespeare. In our next edition, we'll take a look at one of the most interesting characters in world history, Benjamin Franklin.


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England all-rounder Ben Stokes put an end to Derbyshire's hopes of victory in the Friends Life t20 match versus Durham at Chesterfield.
The Falcons had begun impressively in their defence of 136-7 and had the Dynamos firmly on the rack at 36-4 after 7.1 overs.
Stokes, however, launched an explosive counter-offensive of 46 off 24 balls and – in a partnership of 77 with Gordon Muchall (37 off 27) – led the visitors to the brink of a four wicket victory with eight balls to spare.
Chesney Hughes (32 off 37), Wayne Madsen (32 off 23) and Albie Morkel (25 off 18) had earlier threatened to fire Derbyshire to a more competitive score, but none were able to cash in on their starts in the face of an accomplished bowling performance from the visitors.
Karl Krikken has named a 15-man squad for the match versus Durham Dynamos at Chesterfiel this afternoon which starts at 2.30pm.
Richard Johnson, Peter Burgoyne, Tom Knight, Alex Hughes and Mark Footitt are all in contention for recalls following the six-run defeat to Yorkshire Vikings a week ago.
South African international, Albie Morkel, faces his former team mates having starred with 4 for 25 and 51 off 31 balls last time out against the Yorkshire Vikings.
Alex Hughes could be in line for a first start since his man of the match performance in the Yorkshire Bank 40 victory over Essex, shortly after which he sustained a groin injury.
A defiant century from Wayne Madsen couldn't prevent an innings defeat as 15 Derbyshire wickets fell on Day 3 versus Yorkshire.
The Derbyshire skipper scored a fine second innings 141 as the home side were all out for 269 at Queen's Park to lose by an innings and 113 runs.
Madsen's men had earlier begun the third day with their first innings tottering at 94-5 - with Richard Johnson five not out alongside night watchman Mark Turner who had four.
Turner doubled his overnight tally before lobbing a Jack Brooks delivery to mid-off. Johnson, however, looked in impressive touch, reaching 46 in 72 balls before becoming the first of Adil Rashid's two first innings victims, making the score 146-7.
Derbyshire Falcons bring to an end their Hill Dickinson Chesterfield Festival of Cricket – in Association with Chesterfield Borough Council – with a Friends Life t20 fixture versus Durham Dynamos on Sunday.
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Alex Lees tormented Derbyshire with a mammoth 275 on Day 2 at Queen's Park – and the home side are already five down in reply.
Andrew Gale and Gary Ballance added half-centuries for the visitors who declared their first innings on 617-5 midway through the afternoon session.
And Derbyshire were tottering on 94-5 by the close as wickets were shared between the penetrative seam trio of Ryan Sidebottom, Steven Patterson and Jack Brooks.
With Yorkshire starting the day 367-2, Derbyshire were in desperate need of a cluster of early wickets if they were to stay in the match.
A record-breaking partnership between Phil Jaques and Alex Lees put Yorkshire firmly in the box seat on Day 1 at Chesterfield.
The duo piled on 311 runs for the second wicket as the visitors closed on 367-2 after winning the toss and electing to bat.
Mark Footitt grabbed the early wicket of Adam Lyth for ten, with a rising delivery that took the edge and flew through to wicketkeeper Tom Poynton.
But it proved to be a solitary success as Alex Lees and Phil Jaques added 129 in 23 overs to take lunch at 151-1, despite a tidy contribution of 6-2-13-0 from Derbyshire LV= County Championship debutant Peter Burgoyne.
The four day cricket match between Derbyshire and Yorkshire – at Queen's Park, Chesterfield this week - will be attended by 500 local school children.
The juniors will form a guard of honour as the players enter the field, receive a talk regarding the values and history of the game, play Kwik Cricket on the field during the interval and gain autograph opportunities with players.
Councillor Amanda Serjeant - Chesterfield Borough Council's Executive Member for Leisure, Culture and Tourism - hopes attending the match will inspire the youngsters, from 19 different schools spread over three days, to take up sport.
Serjeant, said: "As a parent and a teacher, I am pleased that school children in the borough will be given the opportunity to watch and take part in the Hill Dickinson Chesterfield Festival of Cricket.
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Local boy Ben Slater is set to play for Derbyshire – on his home patch – as Derbyshire face Yorkshire at Chesterfield starting tomorrow (Wednesday), 11am.
The 21-year-old, who has played club cricket at Queen's Park since Kwik Cricket at the age of seven, comes into the squad alongside Peter Burgoyne after the pair both topped 150 against Northamptonshire last week.
"I am really excited about the prospect," Slater said.
"Playing at your home ground and scoring a few runs is what dreams are made of. Hopefully I can get that opportunity this week.
Read more: Local youngster set for fairy-tale Queen's Park appearance
Legends of both the Derbyshire and international game – led by Glenn McGrath – entertained a healthy crowd at Queen's Park this evening for the Chesterfield Turns Pink Charity Twenty20.
With Autoworld Suzuki kindly sponsoring the match - BuyMobiles.net McGrath Foundation XI versus Old Speckled Hen Cricket Derbyshire XI - players, supporters, sponsors and staff all donned pink themed clothing; to increase breast cancer awareness in young women, to support the UK Breast Cancer Care charity and to boost the McGrath Foundation's excellent work in Australia.
A percentage of revenue from the event will also go to the Cricket Derbyshire Community Foundation; a new charity established to deliver cricket based sport, education and health projects to benefit the people of Derbyshire.
In the cricket, the BuyMobiles.net McGrath Foundation XI scored 165 from their 20 overs.
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Two amusement park companies have shut down a total of eight thrill rides similar to one in Kentucky where an accident cost a teen-age girl both feet.
Cedar Fair Entertainment ordered the drop tower rides closed as a safety precaution at King's Dominion in Virginia and four other parks it owns in Ohio, California, North Carolina and Toronto, Canada. The Swiss company that made all the rides notes it didn't supply all the parts.
State inspectors are at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom to examine the Superman Tower of Power, where the accident happened Thursday.
The ride lifts passengers 177 feet straight up, then drops them straight down at better than 50 miles-an-hour. Thursday, a cable broke slicing the 13-year-old's legs just above the ankles.
The Kentucky ride had passed its inspections and a Six Flags spokeswoman says millions of people have safely ridden it and similar rides at the chain's other locations.
Business was still brisk at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom yesterday, despite the closed thrill ride.
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Moroccan Extra Volume Shampoo cleanses while providing a great natural boost to hair volume, which is perfect for those with fine or limp and lifeless hair. This shampoo will gently nourish hair follicles, leaving your hair luminous without stripping it or weighing it down. This is thanks in part to the addition of keratin and 'Tilicine', which according to Moroccanoil is:
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It's colour safe for those of you who dye your hair and despite being sulfate free, lathers beautifully. This shampoo is highly concentrated though, so can require lots of water to wash out. Oh, and it smells great!
DermOrganic Sulfate-Free Conditioning Shampoo with Argan Oil
Great for: Daily use, oily hair, dry or unmanageable hair, dull hair, thicker hair, thinner hair
If you're looking for a shampoo with less artificial ingredients, this could be the one for you. Consisting of entirely naturally-derived ingredients, DermOrganic's conditioning shampoo adds a whole host of nutrients to the mix, including omega-6, antioxidants, essential lipids, vitamin E and rice amino acids.
The result is a luxurious and delicately unscented lather that adds shine and silky softness to your hair. It does a great job of detangling and adding elasticity and bounce to lifeless locks and penetrates into the follicles to create a barrier against the damaging effects of heat, sun and wind.
The product is a little on the expensive side and it takes a fair amount to get a good lather going, but considering that it's natural and animal cruelty-free product that actually works, it's well worth the extra cash.
Moroccan Oil Moisture Repair Shampoo
Great for: Curly hair, daily use, dry hair, overtreated or damaged hair, dull hair, thicker hair, thinner hair
Another great shampoo from Moroccanoil, and this time one that is especially effective for weakened, damaged and over treated hair. Not only does this smell incredible (if little heavy), but it's super gentle. Coloured and treated hair can see dramatic improvements in feel, shine, look, texture and condition. Like its volume-boosting sister product, expect improved elasticity, moisture and manageability.
As with all Moroccanoil products, the ingredients list is very long, with a few synthetic additives, so if you're looking for an all-natural product, this may not be the right choice. The results however, are predictably great.
Renpure Originals Argan Oil Shampoo
Great for: Curly hair, daily use, oily hair, dry hair, damaged hair, thinner hair
Renpure Originals Argan Oil Shampoo combines the nutritive power of moroccan and coconut oils, with amazing results. Coconut oil is packed with nutrients such as Lauric acid, a fatty acid which protects hair roots from breakages by penetrating and binding to the hair. A study conducted in 2003 showed that when compared to the two most common ingredients in many natural hair care products (mineral and sunflower oil), coconut oil was consistently best at reducing and preventing hair protein loss.
Despite this abundance of natural oils, the shampoo washes out well and won't leave a reside. It cleans brilliantly and leaves hair soft and shiny. The scent is very delicate, which is a relief as it would have the potential to be quite overwhelming if stronger. However, if you're on a budget, you can't really argue with the price!
One 'n Only Argan Oil Moisture Repair Shampoo
Great for: Curly hair, daily use, dry hair, damaged or overtreated, thicker hair, thinner hair, dull hair
Another super product with a super price tag, One N' Only Argan Oil Moisture Repair Shampoo lathers beautifully (despite being sulfate free) and ,thanks to the lack of artificial fragrances, lets the natural scent of argan oil shine through. It leaves the hair hydrated and soft after use, though it can feel slightly dry right after use, so using a conditioner is recommended. This is a great cleanser, which doesn't leave residue.The only drawback is the size of the ingredients list, which does contain a number of artificial colours and synthetic ingredients.
The natural product to compare this to is the Moroccan Oil Moisture Repair Shampoo, and it doesn't really live up to the more expensive product. The results aren't quite as long lasting and the scent does tend to fade towards the end of the day. But for the price, it delivers real bang for buck.
So there you have it. Hopefully after reading this, the task of finding the right Moroccan oil shampoo for you is a little easier. If you agree with our list, or have any suggestions, let us know in the comments below. MO


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Oops, I haven't blogged in a week. I've been busy reading 50 Shades of Grey and seeing what the hype was all about. After I read that, my book club that I review for decided to send me Diary of a Submissive and the first two books of the Crossfire series. Hmm… is my book club trying to tell me something?
I do the majority of my reading on the airplane and usually finish a book or two on a trip. Yes, I brought all these books with me on the plane while working. Yes, there were quite a few nosy passengers that just had to know what I was reading. No shame here! As I showed them the cover and gave them a brief rundown, the passengers immediately regretted asking me that question and paced away awkwardly. Hah! That'll teach 'em.
Usually when I finish my books, I give them to my mom to read. I had Diary of a Submissive in my hand and quickly shoved it into my bag when my mom asked what books I had for her when we met up. Our conversation went something like this:
Me: "Oh… it's nothing. This book isn't for your eyes. It's not your type of book. I just finished reading it for my book club. It's kind of like the whole 50 Shades of Grey, but in real life."
Mom: "50 Shades of Grey? I loved that book!"
Me: "Wait….. what? You read 50 Shades of Grey?!"
Mom: "Yes, I read all three of them in a week. The story is so good!"
Needless to say, I handed over Diary of a Submissive to my mother.
Parents can be so surprising at times. You think you know them, and then they go and throw you a curveball. But in all seriousness, I love that I can share things like that with my mom. I love that I've reached a certain age where I have so much more appreciation and understanding in my life for everything that my parents do, have done, and will do.
They may have been the "bad guys" when I was little, but looking back on it now, I realize I have the greatest parents in the world. Everything they did was to benefit their children and our family, and I couldn't have asked for a better upraising.
Whoa, things got a bit sentimental there. I promise I don't do that often. I just wanted to kick off November with something that I'm thankful for. Speaking of November, I'll be doing a week of strictly pumpkin recipes next week! Come back for some Thanksgiving recipes.
Now to the quinoa. It kind of became a fad out of nowhere and it took me a while to jump on the bandwagon. I bought a bag from Target on a whim and found a recipe to make with it. I brought this dish along for a picnic and although it's fairly simple, people loved it. Not only that, the dish itself looks beautiful with all the bright colors from the vegetables. Recipe from Everyday Vegan Girl.
- 1 medium onion, diced
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 1 sweet pepper (any color), diced
- 1 cup quinoa
- 1 cup black beans
- 1 cup corn
- 1 can diced fire roasted tomatoes
- 2 cups vegetable broth
- 1 tsp chili powder
- 1/4 cup cilantro (optional)
- Preheat oven to 375℉.
- In a pan over medium heat, cook the onions, garlic and pepper for 5-7 minutes.
- Mix the rest of the ingredients with the sautéed vegetables and pour into an oven safe dish. (I used a 9x9 dish and it overflowed a bit, so use one bigger!)
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