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Time is money... right?
So if there were a few simple ways to "magically" gain 30 extra minutes each day, would you give it a try?
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1. Get up earlier or go to bed later.
A little less sleep shouldn't affect you too much -- especially if it's just one or two nights a week. However you might be surprised how much you can accomplish in 30 focused minutes (especially if no one else is in the office!)
Recently, I started waking up around 4:30 or 5:00am one day each week so I could have 2 to 3 hours of uninterrupted time before anyone else got out of bed. It's not fun to wake up that early, but I'm always amazed how much I can accomplish in that time -- and how smoothly the rest of the day goes.
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Take a few minutes NOW to plan your upcoming day, week, dinner menu, wardrobe, family calendar, sports schedule, meetings, etc. and you'll save so much time later by not wondering "what's for dinner?", "where do I need to be?", "what should I wear?"
I use a Top 5 List to save even more time by diving right into my most important tasks for the day/week. A plan gives me a place to start, so even if I'm not feeling extremely motivated, I'm much more likely to accomplish something if I've planned ahead and have my list.
4. Get organized.
You'd be surprised how much time you waste every day looking for things -- that document you needed to mail, the email attachement you wanted to make copies of, your planner, your phone, your keys, the address for your meeting after work, and the list could go on.
Clean off your desktop, clean up your email Inbox, clean out your car, declutter your bag/purse, organize your filing cabinet, etc. Clutter wastes time, it depletes energy, and it just looks bad -- so by keeping your office space organized you'll not only save a bunch of time... but probably a lot of stress too!
5. Schedule your distractions.
Distractions are inevitable, but you can save tons of time by "scheduling" your distractions for a specific time during the day. For example, if you like to spend a significant amount of time on social media every day, schedule 2 or 3 blocks of time for social media, and then close it down during the rest of your working hours. That way, you won't waste time clicking back to see what's happening all day long.
If you regularly get distracted with phone calls, voice messages, emails, or text messages, schedule a few blocks of time when you respond to everything all at once -- you might even want to set up your voicemail and email to send auto responses notating what time you'll respond to calls and emails. Again, this will save you so much time because you can do it all at one time and won't be bothered every 10 minutes with another distraction.
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Summer dress made using McCalls 6553. This dress is absolutely perfect for hot weather. I mostly leave the belt off, but then the belt holes act as ventilation points :)
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I think I understand the sentiment here. Peyton might drive me nuts with all the antics at the line but you have no doubt you are watching a QB in command of the game. You also have no doubt if you put the ball in his hand with the game on the line he'll do everything he can to find a way to beat you. (Ahh... I remember the days of that type of confidence...)
Cry about the defense all you want. The fact is this defense was put together to stop the Indy offense and they still can't do it. This is a defense built to capitalize on offensive mistakes or non-execution. They couldn't force Indy into a mistake and the Colts are disciplined enough to not make silly errors on their own.
If appreciating Manning's talents (even in a stingy, begrudging way) makes me seem less of a Denver fan to some, well, you know the saying about opinions and a$$holes...
Nice post Tredici. I didn't want to let this slip in the sea of misery that this thread is becoming. We put our base defense out there and tried to punch them in the mouth. Every time we got crafty, Peyton exposed us.
I think it would have been a better situation if we had Warren in the game tying up guys and freeing more rushers. We lost by three points and were in the game until the end. If our defense stops a drive, or our offense eliminates their turnover, we could have won this game. We're close, just not there yet.
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Lunch Bunch: Decor not all Thai'd up at Orchid
Food is good, but eatery would curry more favor with much-needed spruce-up
While the prices are stellar, the service quick, the waitress friendly and the food decent (though it's more Americanized Thai food than authentic Thai), the eatery could use an atmospheric upgrade.
The restaurant on Elmwood, just behind Arby's on Kemp Boulevard, occupies the old Bari's location, a onetime Italian bistro-type establishment. The owners have never strayed away from Bari's décor of Italian-inspired vines and grapes leading from the strange entryway — a kind of decorative garden area just beyond the double doorway — into the cavelike interior of the place. While the eatery got a pass on updating the décor when it first opened several years ago, the leftover Italian ambiance definitely has got to go.
And the interior of the place isn't much better. It's dark, even during the lunch hour, since the only sunlight streaming through to the booths and tables in the back seating area is from the two front doors.
The eatery looks worn down and worn out and needs a big spruce up to give it more appeal. Half the battle in the restaurant business is the atmosphere, and Thai Orchid could use more of it.
The two Lunch Buddies and I arrived at the restaurant at 11:30 a.m. We were the only patrons there, so we felt a little lonely. Luckily, by the time noon rolled around, about six other groups showed up, which gave us hope that Thai Orchid has kept its fan base over the years.
Our waitress, the only one on duty, was sweet and quick to bring us our drink orders.
I went with the lunch combo, two-entree special ($5.95), which comes with rice (fried or steamed), a crispy egg roll — and these are definitely crispy and not greasy egg rolls — and a choice of two entrees from the lunch combo menu. I chose the red chicken curry and fried lemon chicken over the other offerings, such as the green beef curry and beef broccoli, among others.
I loved the egg roll, and the rice was good. I could tell this wasn't the cheap long grain rice. But the fried rice gets a few points taken off because nothing is fried into the rice except for soy sauce. It needs more flair. Stir in some onions and garlic, maybe a few peas or carrots, and perhaps a few strips of scrambled egg.
The red chicken curry has always been my favorite, and it's good. Although the soup in the curry base is a little watered down, the curry flavor was nice and strong. I like the mix of spicy and sweet flavors, and all the bamboo shoots that come with the dish. The lemon chicken, on the other hand, was not a good choice for me. I was expecting a tart lemony taste, but what I got instead was more of an unflavorful battered chicken strip entree topped by a sweet-and-sour sauce. I was a bit disappointed in the lemon chicken.
Lunch Buddy No. 1 went with the pad kee mow, a platter of chicken, broccoli, jalapeños and basil served over noodles. Lunch Buddy ate everything on her plate, so it must have been good, though she said the jalapeños just didn't spice the dish up enough (and perhaps isn't exactly an ingredient in most Thai dishes).
Lunch Buddy No. 2 ordered the combo fried rice — a giant platter of rice that included beef, pork, chicken and shrimp (and not a stingy amount of shrimp). It also came with fresh veggies. The spring rolls she had were delicious, she said, especially with the light wrap that didn't take away from the assortment inside.
Overall, the food was good, though perhaps not as Thai as people who are connoisseurs of Thai food might like. The food doesn't define itself much from the other Chinese food places in town. You can't really beat the prices, though, and the staff is plenty friendly.
But the place definitely needs to improve on the atmosphere to stay competitive and perhaps reclaim some of its bloom.
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President Barack Obama opened a new front on Wednesday in the battle between Democrats and Republicans over the best way to avoid the year-end "fiscal cliff" - Twitter.
The web-savvy Obama administration launched a social media campaign that asks Twitter users to add the "#my2k" hash tag to messages with examples of what $2,000 (1,248 pounds) means to them.
The amount is roughly what a middle-class family of four would have to pay extra in taxes next year if Congress cannot strike a deal to remove the threat of roughly $600 billion in tax hikes and federal spending cuts.
The fast-paced social networking site known for its zippy 140-character comments is a tried-and-true method of reaching Americans. The latest call for such searchable references is an effort to pressure Congress into finding compromise on long-held partisan views.
Obama announced the new Twitter hash tag campaign at a news conference on Wednesday. He and fellow Democrats, who oppose significant cuts to U.S. "entitlement" programs such as Medicare as a way of balancing the budget, have been trying to break Republican opposition to hiking taxes on anyone, including the wealthy.
Promotions of "#my2k" quickly went out to millions of followers of the White House Twitter account and scores of Democratic backers, including former House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Soon, "my2k" was a top-trending subject.
"#My2K means food for a year, the remainder of my student loan paid off or a full month of child care. $2200 can make or break a family," wrote Twitter user Katrina Burchett.
In the anarchic spirit of social media, Republicans, who also polished their Twitter hash tag skills during the bitter 2012 presidential campaign, pounced quickly.
The conservative Heritage Foundation bought the promotional tweet that pops up at the top of the list if one searches for "#my2k" mentions, where the think tank offered its own take on solutions to the fiscal cliff.
House Speaker John Boehner and scores of fellow Republican lawmakers started sharing examples they hoped would put the blame for the lack of a resolution on the Democrats.
"We in the House took steps this summer to avert #fiscalcliff and stop #my2K tax hikes," wrote Representative Mike Turner. "It's time for @whitehouse and @SenateDems to act."
Users on Twitter can sign up to follow one another's messages, making searchable hash tags a helpful way to sort by subject or theme.
Marcus Messner, who studies social media at Virginia Commonwealth University, said Twitter was a perfect environment to reignite Obama's base swiftly and gauge public engagement on the issue.
The Obama administration has used Twitter hash tags as part of lobbying campaigns to keep student loan rates low with #dontdoublemyrate and to extend payroll tax cuts with #40dollars, which was their estimate of how much the cuts saved an average family each year.
White House Social Media Director Macon Phillips later called the $40dollars hash tag "one of the most significant campaigns we ran on Twitter."
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In "The Book of Common Prayer and King Edward VIII", many people contacted Rees for spiritual support and what else?
(a) Prayer.
(b) Advice.
(c) Encouragement.
(d) Miracles.
2. In "Russia, North Africa, Italy, D-Day", according to Rees, safety of certain lands was needed in order to bring what to all creatures?
(a) Love of God.
(b) Peace of God.
(c) Hope of God.
(d) Gospel.
3. In "Standing in the Queue", what did the man who got out of the ticket line hand to Rees?
(a) Fee schedule.
(b) Prayer flyer.
(c) A bible.
(d) Money.
4. In "Buying the First Estate in Wales", Rees and his wife arrived at the estate called ____ some time after participating in prayers for a bible college.
(a) Glyderwen.
(b) Llanrhystud.
(c) Pembroke.
(d) Derwen Fewr.
5. What did the Ethiopian intercession plant for future intercession and prayer?
(a) Seeds.
(b) Doubts.
(c) Good feelings.
(d) Love.
6. In "The Every Creature Commission", Rees and others were called to intercede to help prevent what throughout the world?
(a) Hate.
(b) War.
(c) Decay.
(d) Death.
7. In "The Battle in Britain", people who felt the intercessors said they felt divine what?
(a) Hope.
(b) Strength.
(c) Prayer.
(d) Intervention.
8. In "Revivals in Africa", the country was hit with what?
(a) A flu epidemic.
(b) E.coli contamination.
(c) Earthquakes.
(d) Tornados.
9. In "Russia, North Africa, Italy, D-Day", what was the name of the world organization Rees referred to as an answer to years of prayer?
(a) The United Nations.
(b) The League of Nations.
(c) The International Monetary Fund.
(d) The World Health Organzation.
10. According to "Visitation of the Spirit", how much of the college experienced this visitation?
(a) All.
(b) Some.
(c) Most.
(d) Half.
11. In "Buying the First Estate in Wales", Rees spoke at the ___ in 1922.
(a) Local Mission.
(b) Llandrindod Convention.
(c) London Chapel.
(d) Moody Bible Institute.
12. In "Standing in the Queue", what did the man who got out of the ticket line say to Rees?
(a) Pray for my family.
(b) Pray for me.
(c) You can have my place in line.
(d) Buy tickets.
13. In the last year of Rees' life, Rees was burdened with ___ the Every Creature commission.
(a) Finishing.
(b) Passing on.
(c) Financing.
(d) Continuing.
14. In what month did Rees die?
(a) June.
(b) February.
(c) May.
(d) January.
15. Rees gave an accounting of the state of the college after it first opened. How many years had passed since it first opened?
(a) Five.
(b) Three.
(c) Six.
(d) Two.
Short Answer Questions
1. The third estate for the bible college became a home for whose children?
2. In "Buying the First Estate in Wales", Rees and his wife met with the ___ to obtain the first site for the bible college.
3. The Howells were considering the purchase of a second property to accommodate college ___.
4. Rees was into deep ____ when God gave him the Every Creature commission.
5. In "The Every Creature Commission", we learned that the needs of the ___ are greater than the needs of those Rees had previously provided for.
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2014 German Wine and Beer Festivals in Germany:
For connoisseurs of wine and beer, spring and summer are fantastic times to be in Germany. From Berlin to the Rhineland, there is a great choice of festivals to attend, depending on whether you prefer to conduct your wine-tasting in one of the small towns along the Mosel or in Rudesheim on the Rhine or at wine festivals in the larger towns like Stuttgart, Hamburg, Mainz, Frankfurt or Aachen. And then there are the almighty giant beer festivals, such as Munich Oktoberfest, to keep you merry as well.
The German wine and beer festivals are great occasions not only to enjoy a variety of wines and beers, but they also provide an opportunity to observe local traditions, sample local foods, as well as to mingle amongst a nice cross-section of people.
There are over 1,000 wine and beer events across Germany during the year, but here we can only mention some of the larger ones.
Beer and Wine Festivals in 2014
**Some of these dates may change so please always check the festival website before making your travel plans.**
Starkbierzeit 2014 - Munich's Strong Beer Festival
March 13 – April 12, 2014 (Löwenbräukeller) and March 21 – April 6, 2014 (Paulaner am Nockherberg) : This is Munich's secret beer festival in spring. Starkbierzeit focuses on strong beers traditionally consumed during Lent.
More about Starkbierzeit…
Where to Stay in Munich >>.
Frühlingsfest 2014 – Munich Spring Festival
May 9 – May 11, 2014: Munich Frühlingfest ends the spring Strong Beer Season. The fair is a scaled-down version of Oktoberfest. The fair is held in Theresienwiese – the Oktoberfest grounds.
Website: www.muenchen.de/
Stuttgarter Frühlingsfest 2014 – Stuttgart Spring Festival – Stuttgart
April 19 – May 11, 2014 – Stuttgart Spring Festival in Cannstatter Wasen celebrates the end of the winter season. The festival features beer tents, oompah bands, funfair, fireworks and lots of parties at night. This is the 75th anniversary of Stuttgarter Frühlingsfest and some some 240 performers, farmers and market merchants will provide a great atmosphere.
Website: www.stuttgarter-fruehlingsfest.de/
Mosel Wine Festivals 2014
From April – September, 2014: From early spring through fall, the towns along the Mosel hold "Weinfeste" (wine festivals). Local foods and wines are served and a general party atmosphere prevails. The Mosel Valley is full of vineyards that rise up the hills from the river banks. There is likely to be a wine festival in one town or another every weekend in the Mosel region.
Website: www.mosellandtouristik.de/
Erlanger Bergkirchweih 2014
June 5 – 16, 2014: This 12-day annual beer festival is a centuries-old tradition, celebrated around Pentecost and 2014 is the 259th Bergkirchweih. More than 1 million visitors each year come to enjoy Erlangen beer and Franconian dishes. The Bergkirchweih is open from 10:00 to 23:00 daily and you can then roll on to the pubs in downtown Erlangen. Erlangen's claim to fame is that they were the first to export beer, even before Munich and Kulmbach.
Website: www.der-berg-ruft.de
'Assmannshausen in Red' – Assmannshausen Red Wine Festival 2014
May 23 – 25, 2014 – Assmannshausen is famous for its Pinot Noir. On this one-day festival wine connoisseurs get to enjoy the Assmannshäuser red wine as well as local dishes and entertainment.
International Bierbörse 2014
May 2 – September 14, 2014: This looks like a good excuse to drink beer non-stop for 3 months! Bierbörse is an chain of annual beer festivals which are held in 18 German cities. You can sample up to 1,000 different types of beer, including those from 75 countries. What's more, this is a free event and you only pay for the beer. Bierbörse 2014 can be found in Bonn, Cologne, Dorsten, Dusssldorf, Frechen, Hamm, Holders, Hückeswagen, Karlsruhe, Koblenz, Leipzig, Leverkusen-Opladen, Mainz, Mülheim, Osterode, Pforzheim, Schwelm and Viersen.
Website: www.bierboerse.com
Stuttgarter Weindorf – Stuttgart Wine Festival 2014 – Hamburg
July 17 – August 2, 2014: Traditionally held just prior to the big Stuttgarter Weindorf in Stuttgart, this year the Stuttgart Wineries are bringing their wares to Hamburg much earlier. Running for 2 weeks from July 17, the Hamburg wine village is traditionally set up at the Hamburg Town Hall Market, complete with wine and beer gardens, regional Stuttgart fare and arts and crafts from the Stuttgart region.
Website: www.stuttgarter-weindorf.de/
Annafest Forchheim 2014
July 24 – August 4, 2014: Forchheim Annafest (Festival of St. Anna) is an annual fair which has been celebrated since 1840. Forcheim is on the "cellar-hill" close to Bamberg and Nuremberg and each year up to 500,000 visitors descend upon its beer gardens (over 20 beer gardens and no tents here).
Website: www.forchheim-annafest.de
Kulmbacher Bierwoche 2014
July 26 – August 3, 2014: Kulmbacher is a traditional beer festival in the north of Bavaria. Just for one week in the year, master brewers of Kulmbacher brew their secret formula beer. 2014 celebrates the 65th anniversary of this beer festival.
Website: www.kulmbacher.de/de/bierwoche
Berlin Beer Festival 2014 – Berlin
August 1 – 3, 2014: Usually held on the first weekend of August annually, this festival boasts the longest beer garden in the world – it stretches for 2.2 km on Karl-Marx-Allee, between Strausbergerplatz and Frankfurter Tor! One million people come to this festival each year. Stalls offer 2,000 types of beer from over 300 breweries from 86 countries with a focus on smaller, private breweries. However long it might take to sample 2,000 varieties of beer, the Berlin Beer Festival sounds like a great way to quench your thirst on a hot summer day. Live music and shows also keep the crowd entertained.
Website: www.bierfestival-berlin.de
Rotweinfest 2014 – Oberwesel am Rhein – Rhine River Red Wine Festival
August 2, 2014 – A very popular one-day Middle Rhine red wine festival in the market square of Oberwesel.
Gäubodenvolksfest 2014 – Gäubodenvolksfest in Straubing
August 8 – 18, 2014: Founded by King Max I in 1812, Gäubodenvolksfest this is the 201st anniversary of this annual year. This festival started as an agricultural event, but these days it is said to be the second largest genuine folk festival in Bavaria. Held annually in mid-August, this family-friendly festival lasts for 11 days. Its six beer tents accommodate 25,000 visitors.
Website: www.ausstellungsgmbh.de/
Ruedesheimer-Weinfest 2014 – Rüdesheim Wine Festival 2014
August 15 – 18, 2014: Always charming and picturesque, the small Rhine wine village of Rüdesheim hosts a Wine Festival that features the wineries of the region as well as food. The festival takes place on the main street and you can enjoy the beautiful views to the Rhine and the vineyards above as you sip your wine. If you feel intimidated about going into the small wine tasting rooms, this is a perfect way to get to know Rüdesheim and its wines.
Website: www.ruedesheimer-weinfest.de
64th Bamberger Sandkerwa Beer Festival 2014
August 21 – 25, 2014: Bamberg is a beer city and its most famous beer festival, the Bamberg Sandkerwa, takes place in the Old Town in August each year. The festival attracts some 250,000 people each year and apart from drinking beer, visitors will be entertained with live music, amusement park, the Sunday tradition of "Fishermen's jousting" on the Regnitz River, an Italian Night, fireworks, etc.
Website: www.sandkerwa.de/startseite/
Stuttgarter Weindorf 2014 – 38th Stuttgart Wine Village – Stuttgart
August 27 – September 7, 2014: The Stuttgart Wine Village is one of the largest and most beautiful wine festivals in Germany. From the end of August to the beginning of September, the Stuttgart city center is transformed into a festive wine village. 120 wine alcoves with traditional decor offer up over 250 wines from the region, including Trollinger, Riesling, Kerner, Müller-Thurgau, Schwarzriesling, Ruländer, Schillerwein, Lemberger and Weißherbst. The Stuttgart Wine Festival is all about regional wines and the opportunity to enjoy Swabian dishes such as maultaschen, kässpätzle and ofaschlupfer in a warm and friendly atmosphere. There are no fairground rides or loud music so you can enjoy wine and food in a peaceful environment.
Website: www.stuttgarter-weindorf.de/
August 2014 (tbc): Located in North Rhine Westphalia, Aachen is an attractive Roman spa town, famous for its therapeutic waters, hot springs and 1000-year-old remains. This lovely town hosts a summer wine festival in the town center each year with over 400 wines on offer from 20 or more wineries in Rhineland Palatine. Featured wines include Riesling, Mueller-Thurgau, Kerner, Dornfelder and Spaetburgunder. Good food and wine, music and a generally great atmosphere make this Wine Festival a favorite among locals and tourists alike.
Website: www.aachen.de
Mainzer Weinmarkt – Mainz Wine Festival 2014
August 28 – 31, 2014 and September 4 – 7, 2014: The Mainz Wine Market (Mainzer Weinmarkt) plays host to over half a million visitors each year. You'll enjoy wandering through the parks and rose gardens of the town as you go about tasting wines, eating the local fare and checking out the arts and crafts stalls. There is plenty of music to suit every taste and the city is known to be particularly beautiful at this time of year.
Website: www.mainzer-weinmarkt.de/
Weinfest der Mittelmosel 2014 – Bernkastel-Kues
From September 4 – 8, 2014: Bernkastel-Kues Middle Mosel Wine Festival is the largest and most well-known of the Mosel wine festivals. Visitors will enjoy the brilliant fireworks display from Landshut Castle and the colourful winemaker's procession and the crowning of the Wine Queen.
Website: www.bernkastel.de
Frankfurt Rheingau Wine Festival 2014
September 3 – 12, 2014: The Rheingau Wine Festival (Rheingauer Weinmarkt) is Frankfurt's only wine festival with vintners from the Rheingau offering over 600 wines in Fressgasse, one of Frankfurt's charming restaurant and fine food areas. Rieslings are the specialty wines here, reflecting the unique terroir of the Rheingau wine region.
Location of festival is "Freßgass´", Große Bockenheimer Straße / Opernplatz.
Open Times: Daily from 11:00 – 23:00
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Website: www.frankfurt-tourismus.de
Oktoberfest 2014 – MunichSeptember 20 – October 5, 2014: Oktoberfest gets bigger and better each year and if you want to witness the traditional tapping of the first keg, be at the Schottenhamel tent on September 20th. With 14 huge tents (maybe more) to choose from, how do you decide? You'll need to check the website of each of the tents to see which ones you fancy. Munich Oktoberfest has also gone high-tech as well. There is a free Smart Card which will help you navigate your way around the beer tents. Just scan the QR code from the Smart Card and you'll get a lot of information on your smart phone. Munich gets pretty busy during Oktoberfest, so if you're planning on visiting, do book your Munich hotel early.
Here's some traditional Oktoberfest beer tents. >
See our Oktoberfest photos >
Website: www.oktoberfest.de
Oktoberfest Hannover 2014
September 26 – October 12, 2014 (tbc): The Oktoberfest Hannover claims to be the second-largest 'Oktoberfest' in the world, after Munich. More than a million visitors attend this 16-day event at the Schützenplatz in Hannover, and its two large beer tents seat more than a thousand drinkers.
Website: www.oktoberfest-hannover.de/
Stuttgart Beer Festival 2014 – Canstatter Volkfest – Stuttgart
Sep 26 – Oct 12, 2014: This Stuttgart Beer Festival is second only to the Oktoberfest in Munich in terms of size. It began in 1818 as a harvest festival following a famine and has since been taking place at the end of September every year. These days, it provides two weeks of fun with oompah bands in traditional costume, lots of beer inside the marquees and entertainment
Website: www.cannstatter-volksfest.de
Hamburg Winter Beer Festival
It's on from the Nov 7 – Dec 7, 2014 (tbc) and you get the chance to visit the Hamburg Dom funfair too! Lots of beer tents, plenty of food and it's on Heiligengeistfeld, next to the Reeperbahn in St Pauli. The funfair is one of the biggest in Germany.
Website: http://english.hamburg.de/hamburg-events/290760/hamburg-hamburgs-dom-english.html
Mendiger-Gambrinusfest 2015 – Mendig
May 2015: Gambrinusfest takes place every 2 years and is the biggest beer festival in Rhineland-Palatinate. Next event is in 2015.
Website: www.mendiger-gambrinusfest.de/
A visit to Germany is not complete without going to a Wine or a Beer Festival. There is plenty on offer so it's necessary to plan well in order to get maximum coverage.
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Californication Season 6 (2007)
DVD Release Date March 25, 2014
28 min
Climb in and buckle up for a life in the fast lane drama starring a writer who moves from the literary scene of New York to experience the pleasures and high life he believes to be found in LA. Be ready for a wild ride in California where he tries to rectify the mess of his personal life, avoid career self-destruction, and manage the temptations found all around him. Balancing a relationship with his daughter and ex-girlfriend with an insatiable appetite for all things beautiful, this is an adventure you don't want to miss. Between sexy characters, witty dialogue, and tempting situations, Californication is definitely a glimpse of life in the fast lane.
When does Californication Season 6 come out on DVD and Blu-Ray on Redbox, Netflix, iTunes and Amazon?
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A review of Exor Studio's Zombie Driver is somewhat redundant, since it's been available on PCs via Steam for almost three years. But as any dedicated mobile gamer knows, translating a console or PC gaming experience to a handheld is rarely as straightforward as developers or publishers think, and the $7 asking price is a respectable chunk of change, even for a proven game. So, does the NVIDIA-published THD version of Zombie Driver live up to its undead-slaying progenitor?
Halloween is the spookiest holiday of the year, so it only makes sense that an undead-infested game like Dead Trigger would want to get in on the action. The newest update to hit the Play Store brings exactly that, with a fun new arena called the Haunted Graveyard, along with a slews of pumpkin-head zombies.
Not only that, but there's also a new way to destroy said zombies: the crossbow.
You're clearly not tired of zombies, are you? How could you be? They're the perfect surrogate for people in violent video games. Without worrying about any of the moral consequences, you can shoot, chainsaw, maim, electrify, incinerate, or nominate them for Oscars! Try doing that with a normal human being! In Zombiewood, the carnage takes place in a Hollywood (get it?) backlot, the one place you've always wanted to let loose and break stuff.
One thing's for sure: over the past several months, there's been no shortage of zombie games. Whether you're going toe-to-toe with the undead in Dead Trigger, using them as motivation in Zombies, Run!, or showing off your green thumb in Plants vs. Zombies, the walking dead are everywhere. It's like a zombie apocalypse without, you know, the apocalypse.
If you're looking for an apocalyptic nightmare that may hit closer to home, however, a new game called Global Outbreak may fit the bill.
There's no such thing as too many zombies, right? That seems to have been Glu Mobile's general idea when bringing Call of Duty: Black Ops – Zombies (or CODBOZ) to Android. The game, which itself is based on a spin-off of the original Call of Duty series, puts CoD players in familiar territory with a seemingly endless stream of zombies to eliminate in a game spanning not only multiple environments, but multiple gameplay modes as well.
In case you hadn't heard, there's a new Judge Dredd movie coming out starring Karl Urban (who should know a thing or two about remakes… darn it, he's an actor, not a doctor). To build up some mobile hype, a new game has hit the Google Play Store. And since it is a mobile game, old Judge, jury, and executioner has come to finish off what plants, samurai, and Barry Steakfries couldn't: zombies.
It seems like most deadlines in the wide world of apps tend to slip, but this time Glu Mobile was relatively true to its word. When CoD: Black Ops Zombies was released in early August, we were told that the Sony device exclusivity would last 30 days. Well, it's been just barely over that and the game has been opened up to more devices. If you've got zombie killing on the brain, this is for you.
Several weeks ago, Zombies, Run! gave our own Eric Ravenscraft a much-needed trip outside the house while he reviewed the unique workout/game hybrid. After using the application for several days, he came away impressed with it, though questioned its $8 price tag. If you share his sentiments, now may be the time to splurge and grab the download, as the price is down to just $3 until tomorrow.
For those who may not already know, Zombies, Run!
Sometimes, a game comes along that is so bizarre, so weird, so completely out there that it's difficult to describe just how strange it is. This isn't one of them. In this game, a unicorn teaches you how to use farts to kill zombies. Duh. Of course some walkers only react to certain types of flatulence. Everyone knows this. That's why we have unicorn trainers.
The gameplay is very similar to the Plants Vs.
A platform can never have too many zombies, and thanks to a new co-op survival game called Call of Mini, Android now has a few more.
The popular iOS game came to the Play Store yesterday, and allows players to work with each other and take down hoards of zombies with whatever weapons they can find. Machine gun, chainsaw, rocket launcher, anything goes.
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World Cup atmosphere lights up
Philips' pitch lighting at the Castelão stadium, Fortaleza, simulates daylight [Credit: Philips]
Football fans following the FIFA World Cup on television will be able to see all the action clearly and in detail thanks to advanced pitch lighting installed at the match venues around Brazil to satisfy the stringent requirements of broadcasters.
More than 3.2 billion people tuned in around the world to watch the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, and viewing figures for 2014 are expected to be even higher.
Philips, one of the big names in advanced sports lighting, is providing the pitch lighting at five of the 12 tournament stadiums: Fonte Nova (Salvador), Castelão (Fortaleza), Arena Pantanal (Cuiaba), Arena da Baixada (Curitiba) and Arena das Dunas (Natal).
ArenaVision lighting simulates daylight to maximise the performance of players and officials and is optimised for HDTV, 3D and super-slow-motion replays, making sure viewers can catch every detail.
For the people at the game, the experience can be enhanced by the lighting in and around the stadium, whether it is the façade, conference areas, shops, hospitality suites, changing rooms or the players' tunnel.
With dynamic LED lighting, venues can be transformed into iconic landmarks. They can be lit in the colours of the two teams, can flash when a goal is scored or even change colour to reflect the atmosphere inside.
Philips is responsible for the façade lighting at five locations including Rio de Janeiro's 78,000-seat Maracanã stadium, Brazil's most famous football venue. The others are Arena Pantanal (Cuiaba), Beira Rio (Porto-Alegre), Fonte Nova (Salvador) and Arena da Baixada (Curitiba).
The indoor and outdoor technical lighting project for the Maracanã stadium was created by Mingrone Iluminação, a company with a high level of expertise in lighting projects. Here, LED lighting will reflect in the roof the colours of the national flags of the teams involved in the match.
"Philips has been lighting major sporting events for more than 60 years," said Flávio Guimarães, commercial director of Philips Lighting Brazil. "In Brazil, we will use the latest innovations in lighting to make the event for fans in every seat around the pitch and for billions of viewers at home even more enjoyable."
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Trick Daddy returns to hop on Drake's very popular instrumental for "Pound Cake".
Bump Pound Cake (Freestyle), the latest cut from Trick Daddy. It dropped on Wednesday, November 20th, 2013. Trick Daddy's horizons are broadening with each new release, and Pound Cake (Freestyle) is no exception. It's a worthy addition to a catalogue that has seen much growth since Trick Daddy stepped foot in the rap game. We're looking forward to hearing more.
If you're down, make sure to visit Trick Daddy's profile page for the newest info, news, songs, and mixtapes.
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I spent late yesterday afternoon with some of my great-nieces and nephews. They were gathered for a spring break fun day at one cousin house where a trampoline is a fun activity.
I have not jumped on a trampoline since I was a teen. You don't get many chances as you get older.
But I assumed, like bike riding, it would come back.
So I crawled on the trampoline with Sam, 11, and Mia, 7, and Rocco, 3. It was hard to get in a standing position as they all bounced. I asked for a moment of non-bounce as I stood and then, I froze.
"How do I do this?"
"Just jump!" Sam said, as he did back flips.
I did and screamed. It was so unnerving. It didn't come back. It felt a little dangerous (and not the worry of flying off and cracking my head open, as was the worry in the 1960s trampolines; new ones are safer.) So I bounced for just a few minutes and then I worried. Would I wreck my back? My knees? My niece and nephew couldn't believe my inability and my worry.
I kept saying: "I should be able to do this. I work out everyday!"
They looked at me like sure you do, Aunt Becky. I really do. But trampoline jumping, like some other younger year activities, do not remain an option for most of us. It's another loss, but it's not one I will miss too much.
Finally, I convinced the kids to lie back on the trampoline and look for faces in the clouds, which I also loved to do as a kid. We did this for a half hour. No knees required.
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This year I wish and really want to keep track of what I eat on a daily basis again. I have let this stop and has made a big difference in eating items I shouldn't. My plan is to week 1 write all items on a sheet of paper, week 2 write items on a sheet of paper and figure out calorie counts, week three start entering food items into spark nutrition again.
This year I wish and really want to bike, walk, step or any other exercise at least 100 miles a month. My plan is for week 1 Monday, Wednesday and Thursday get at least 2 miles; Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday get at least 4 miles these days. Week 2 M, W and F get at least 3 miles; T, TH and Sat. 5 miles a week. Week 3/4 M,W, and F get at least 3 miles; T, TH and S 7
This year I wish and really want to lose at least 1 pound a week. My plan to get this accomplished is based on the things above. By keeping track of what goes in my mouth and getting more exercise this should get the weight coming off. My goal is only 1 pound a week but would love more.
Dear Santa,
This year I wish and really want to keep track of what I eat daily, even if it is just writing it down for now. I wish and really want to bike, walk, step at least 100 miles a month. I wish and really want to lose at least 1 pound a week.
P.S. I wish and really want a treadmill.
Spring is almost here. YEAH!!!
I can't wait to get camping again. We are going to start geocaching. That should be a great adventure for the kids and us. A real treasure hunt.
Maybe I'm getting a little ahead of myself. Here in Wyoming spring doesn't really come till Memorial Day but that's just right around the corner, right? We've had spring time weather and have started some spring cleaning. Why is it every time I clean the window the dog goes up there and puts his nose on it? He must know that irrates me.
I've been very busy lately and haven't been able to spend as much time on Spark. But logging in everyday does really help stay on track. Nascar is in full swing and that group is always a lot of fun.
I hope everyone has a great spring and achieve all those goals that were set on January 1st.
OK there is one thing. Nascar is back on. YEAH!!! Tony is 3rd in points whoo hooo. I'm sure all those Gordon fans a jealous. LOL
About the nutrition: I am have a terrible time not eating sweets. I need someone to slap my hand everytime I reach for a candy bar. I know if I could stay away from sugar for a week I would be back on track. Don't know why I am having this craving all of a sudden.
Exercise: Doing pretty well and that is the one thing that helps me not gain. I ride my bike at least once a week, do pilates at least 4 times a week and walk/jog at least 4 times a week. Last week we had such nice weather it was fun to be able to be outside. Maybe I need to shake it up a bit and do some different exercises.
Loggin in here everyday I know helps me tons to stay on track as best as I am. If I didnt' have spark I wouldn't be accountable to anyone. I CAN DO IT.
We have hardly had any snow. How sad, I love going outside and shoveling that snow. It's great for cardio and arms. Come on Mr. snow man bring us some snow. :)
All in all it has been a very busy February. I have been exercising at least 5 days a week. Doing my pilates 2 days if not 3 each week, along with walking. Yesterday was very pleasant out so took Nemo for a run at the school. It was good for both of us.
Don't really have any new goals. What I really need to do is start posting my nutrition again. I know that would really help out a lot. I haven't gained but losing hasn't happened either. So maybe that will be my March goal.
Just finished helping my 4YO with his valentine cards for their party tomorrow. He was having such a good time with the glitter glue. Need to get up now and start working out.
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Therell be parties, seminars, hands-on activities, cooking demonstrations and all sorts of other events this week during the CIAA tournament in Charlotte, but Tuesdays activities will focus on basketball.
The social calendar is light on Tuesday, but there will be tournament basketball from 10 a.m. until 11 p.m. at Time Warner Cable Arena.
The schedule includes back-to-back appearances by the womens and mens teams from Johnson C. Smith University. The women face Chowan University at 5 p.m., followed by the Golden Bulls mens game at 7:20 against Virginia Union University.
People who work uptown or visit Charlottes center city this week are reminded that there will be extra foot and vehicle traffic, especially around the arena.
Charlotte Area Transit System says its Gold Rush Red Line will expand its usual Johnson C. Smith-to-CPCC route between 6 and 11 p.m. Tuesday to include service on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and McDowell Street, near the Hilton Garden Inn and the Sheraton Hotel.
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Rev. Richard E. Kneller, age 85, of Erie, passed away on Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011, at St. Mary's at Asbury Ridge.
He was born June 5, 1926 in Scranton, son of the late Edward S. and Mildred Grieser Kneller, and brother of the late Mildred Elizabeth "Sue" Kneller; he was predeceased in June 2010 by his beloved wife of 60 years, Miriam Anne Steiner Kneller. Richard had resided in Erie since 1961 and prior to that had lived in Ridgway, Lancaster, Scranton, and Nazareth.
Betty Marie O'Donnell Nortum, 91, died Monday morning, Sept. 19, 2011 at The Lutheran Home at Kane.
Born Nov. 15, 1919 in Erie, she was the daughter of Dr. John J. and Marie White O'Donnell. She was married to Robert Nortum, who preceded her in death.
Ridgway girls golf lost 241-245 in action Monday afternoon.
Ridgway coach Gary Gerber II said he was impressed with the play of freshman Sierra Kos. Kos shot a career-best score of 62.
"The girls played well [Monday] especially Sierra with a career low of 62," Gerber II said. "She continues to lower her scores each match. She has lowered her score over 15 strokes in such a short time. She works hard and improves daily."
Selana Scarnati had the low score for Ridgway with a 56 and Brittanei Neubert finished with a 59.
SHEFFIELD – Twice Sheffield fumbled and twice Ridgway turned those recoveries into touchdowns.
Ridgway scored 13 of its 16 points off of turnovers in a 16-0 victory at Sheffield High School Saturday in a battle of two Allegheny Mountain League teams.
"It was a dogfight," Ridgway coach Mark Heindl said. "At any given time, either team was capable of breaking the big one there. It's a credit to our kids, they really toughened up when they needed to and played one heck of a defensive game. What more could you say?"
ST. MARYS – The Ridgway Lady Elker soccer team captured the 2011 Bucktail Tournament title on Saturday by defeating the Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders by a 5-0 score.
The tournament was played at the St. Marys Area soccer field.
This was Ridgway's first Bucktail Tournament crown.
"We finally won the Bucktail Tournament," said Ridgway coach Greg Maddalena. "This is our season. We have a solid core and the girls just wanted it."
After four months of waiting, Bingo at the St. Leo Catholic Church will resume on Saturday, Oct., 1 after the 5:15 p.m. mass in the newly renovated Social Hall.
The Social Hall has been closed since June 1 due to the renovations.
"We wanted to hold a grand reopening because there are a lot of faithful customers who come every week," said principal Mary Detwiler. "We want to welcome everyone back and thank them for their patience."
Participants will be given a $5 off coupon to welcome them back. Giveaways and Bingo dollars will also be distributed.
Ridgway boys soccer won 2-1 over Johnsonburg Saturday morning at Francis S. Grandinetti Elementary School.
The two teams competed to a scoreless first 40 minutes of play and continued in a 0-0 tie for much of the second half.
Lois A. Wester Crandall, 92, died Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011.
She was born November 7, 1918 on the Lyons Road, Sherman, N.Y., the daughter of the late Henry and Ella Lyon Wester.
On Nov. 1, 1941, in Sherman, N.Y., she married Clyde R. Crandall, and he preceded her in death on March 22, 1994.
She was a 1935 graduate of Sherman Central School and a 1939 graduate of the New York State College for Teachers at Albany, N.Y. She subsequently did graduate work under Syracuse University and the New York State College at Fredonia. She taught for 20 years at Sherman Central School.
Richard "Dick" C. Johnson, 99, of 929 Burning Well Rd., Wilcox, died Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011, at Pinecrest Manor in St. Marys.
Born Nov. 15, 1911, in Wilcox, he was a son of Peter and Freda Carlson Johnson.
He married Lillian Swanson on March 27, 1946. She preceded him in death on Jan. 19, 1993.
Mr. Johnson served in the U.S. Army with the 4th Division during World War II.
He was a member of Nazareth Lutheran Church and belonged to the Wilcox Masonic Lodge. He also was a member of the Wilcox American Legion and the Wilcox Senior Center.
JOHNSONBURG – Otto-Eldred sophomore quarterback Dakota Vaughn set the tone early for the Terror (1-2) and scored all four touchdowns in a 26-13 win Friday night over the Johnsonburg Rams (0-3).
Vaughn surprised the Rams right from the get-go with a 63-yard pass play to sophomore halfback/cornerback Coy Hoffman to highlight a four-play, 76-yard drive. Vaughn broke the plane from a yard out to give the Terror an early 6-0 lead.


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The season opened Sunday and runs through the second Saturday in November.
The Department of Natural Resources says hunters need a small-game license and Harvest Information Program certification to take part. They can shoot up to 15 doves per day and have 45 in their possession.
Doves have been part of Minnesota's small-game hunting mix since 2004.
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Summary: Al-Kimia - The Mystical Islamic Essence of the Sacred Art Of Alchemy by John Eberly presents a condensed history of Alchemy told through concise biographies of early Sufi Masters. Chapters examine occult areas of alchemical and spiritual interest such as jafr, an exegetical Qur'anic science akin to Hebrew Qabala; the Qiyamat or 'Great Resurrection', of the heretical Ismaili sect; the contrary path of the saintly Malamatiyya or 'blameworthy ones'; Hermetic color theory, and 'hidden' a ...show morert history. A glossary of transliterated terms is appended that will greatly help the beginner as well as the advanced student of these subjects. ...show lessEdition/Copyright: 2ND
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One Direction turn down X Factor judging offer
It's the show that brought them to fame in 2010, but One Direction have said no to Simon Cowell's offer of a judging role on this year's X Factor.
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The show boss was reportedly hoping input from Harry Styles, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, Zayn Malik and Niall Horan would help the show's dwindling viewing figures.
But Louis, 20, told The Sun: "We don't feel like we are in a position to be giving strong advice."
Simon, 52, had plans for the boys to star in an episode and conduct a master class with this year's hopefuls.
The guest slot would follow 1D's hugely popular appearances on the Australian and US versions of the show.
But the lads are probably also too busy to take time out to star in the show anyway.
Their new album, entitled Take Me Home, is due out on 12th November and they're currently promoting their latest single, Live While We're Young.
The video for the track broke records when it debuted on VEVO earlier this month.
It pulled in no less than 8.24million views - smashing Justin Bieber's record for his recent single, Boyfriend.
Steve Barnett, chairman of One Direction's American record label, Columbia, said: "VEVO had more impact than anything else [for One Direction]. I've never seen anything work as quickly."


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The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Zermatt hotel also offers a terrace, gift shops/newsstands, and shopping on site.
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Vis a Vis - This restaurant specializes in regional cuisine and serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Panorama - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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- Pet fee: CHF 10 per pet, per night
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US Steel 4Q Loss Narrows; Forecasts 1Q Improvement
U.S. Steel Corp. is hoping its first-quarter performance will improve on higher prices and better demand after a rocky year that ended in a fourth-quarter loss.
The Pittsburgh steel maker on Tuesday forecast improved business from automobile and heavy machinery equipment manufacturers, appliance makers and the energy industry. CEO John P. Surma said that he even thinks that the construction industry "may begin the long climb out of the recessionary doldrums." Construction was decimated by the financial crisis.
"We anticipate that the markets we serve will continue to improve in 2012," and that should lead to increased shipments, he told analysts during a conference call.Investors embraced the forecast and sent shares up $1.46, or 5.1 percent, to close at $30.19. Analysts cautioned that demand growth will likely be gradual as the global economy remains strained. Europe is suffering a crippling debt crisis and China's economic growth has slowed. Economists see healthy signals for the U.S. economy, but unemployment remains high at 8.5 percent. "I don't think the first quarter is going to be gangbusters higher than the fourth quarter, but I think it's more representative of steady improvement," Morningstar Inc. analysts Bridget Freas said. Other steel manufacturers, including Nucor Corp., have offered similar forecasts for the first three months of the year. The fourth quarter was challenging for the steel industry. Customers held back on making large purchases because of uncertainty about the economy. Steel prices fell and U.S. steel makers were hurt by heavier competition from European imports, Freas said. Most companies saw a turnaround in demand late in the quarter as the U.S. economic outlook improved. In the October-December quarter, U.S. Steel reported a net loss of $226 million, or $1.57 per share, compared with a loss of $249 million, or $1.74 per share, in the same quarter in 2010.
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Lori Degman travels throughout Lake County as an itinerant hearing teacher, which means she helps students who are deaf or hard of hearing.
She now has a second career, as well. One she picked up in 2005 after a brief try 20 years ago.
The Vernon Hills resident published a picture book in 2010 called "1 Zany Zoo" that tells the story of what a young boy saw when he snuck into the zoo before it opened. It just so happened that he saw the animals steal the zookeeper's key, and they had a grand time dancing and playing games.
On Aug. 16, Degman will be reading her book aloud with Lt. Gov. Shelia Simon at the State Fair in Springfield. The opportunity comes at a perfect time because Degman's second book "Cock-a-Doodle Oops!" was released in May.
Q. How did you get selected to read at the Illinois State Fair?
A. Last year the Illinois Reads Council started the "Illinois Reads" program and my book was put on that list. They wanted to highlight fun, quality books that were written by people in Illinois. It was a surprise to me because my book came out in 2010 and so I thought anything to do with it would be long over. For about six months last year my name and the book title were on the radio during public service announcements that encourage reading. And then Lt. Gov. Shelia Simon decided to incorporate Illinois Reads into this year's state fair and she reached out to all the authors on the list. The whole thing is a pleasant surprise. I'm so thrilled.
Q. How did you come up with the idea for "1 Zany Zoo?"
A. One day the line "You'll never believe what I saw at the zoo" popped in my head, and I thought "Wow, that would make for a great opening line." For a while, that actually was the first line of the book, and the title of the book too. Like all projects, writing a book takes multiple versions and I started this one 20 years ago when my kids were young. I don't remember if we had been to a zoo or saw something on TV. I have never liked how animals are in cages, so maybe subconsciously I wanted to see them set free.
Q. Becoming a published author is often a tedious process full of rejections. How difficult was your road?
A. Persistence is the key to everything in life, especially so in writing. Sometimes I think it even trumps talent. You have to learn not to take things to heart, because there are a lot of different types of editors out there. I started working on books again in 2005. I think "1 Zany Zoo" was rejected eight times, but then I submitted it to the Cheerios New Authors contest in 2008 and I won. Simon & Schuster Books was a partner in the contest, so they called me and offered me a contract. It was revised a couple more times before it was published in 2010. The story was shrunk down and put in 2 million Cheerios boxes as part of their First Book program that sent breakfast and books to underserved schools throughout the country. My second book "Cock-a-Doodle Oops!" was rejected three times before Creston Books accepted it.
Q. Why did you first start writing?
A. I was reading to my kids a lot and we always enjoyed the ones that rhyme and are silly. I then started putting catchy punch lines together for different people's events. That's when I realized I could put something together.
Q. Do you have any other books on the horizon or are you done?
A. I have six completed manuscripts for children's picture books that my agent is trying to sell right now. I can't say much because things sometimes change when an editor shows interest, but I can say they mostly involve talking animals and they're intended to be funny with a lot of puns. I'm big on puns.
Q. As an educator, parent and published author, you must be a big proponent of children reading more and playing video games less?
A. Yes, I'm obviously a huge believer in reading, but I'm not a big fan of how the schools are pushing everything down a grade level. Reading is definitely the greatest skill you can have because you can't learn anything without knowing how to read, but there's no reason a kindergartner needs to read. Back in the day kindergarten used to be about learning social skills, colors and names of animals. Now we have students in the lower levels reading things they aren't ready for. In my opinion, I think it started with parents who were too anxious for their kids to grow up and schools accommodating the demands. Also, the advent of preschool probably took away some of the kindergarten material. Both parents are now working and the preschool business boomed when they saw more kids in day care. Then it became a trend to have your kids start early.
Q. How do you feel about the growing use of digital media like tablets and iPads that are being blamed for killing bookstores?
A. When they first came out there was a big panic that this would be the death of children's literature. But recent research shows that picture books are the slowest growing part of the digital market. People seem to still enjoy having their kids on their lap turning the real pages together. There are obviously pros, like easier storage and instant access. But there are cons as well, like losing that physical connection and associating many different parts of your life with one machine.


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