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My mom's are my favorite. I make a pretty damn close replica of hers but it's still not perfected. There is no exact recipe for it though it's a taste as you go until you reach the right taste and texture.
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What the h-ll is wrong with us? We've made porn into a billion dollar industry, we put sex into everything from fast food advertisements to family TV shows, we allow our daughters to idolize teenage pop stars who dress like hookers and sing about fornication; we are a culture that is permissive, hyper sexual and overtly hedonistic, yet, in spite of all of this, BREASTFEEDING is somehow offensive to us.
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firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1166104122551116312006-12-14T08:55:00.000-05:002006-12-14T08:55:00.000-05:00I happened upon your blog last night via another s...I happened upon your blog last night via another site (can't remember which as I was clicking here and there and everywhere in between). Anyway, you have gained a fan. Strange, since I don't knit. But your stories are so hilarious I can't help myself.

Anyway, I have a few knitty/sewing/crafty gals who read my blog with some regularity, and I would LOVE, LOVE, LOVE to point them in your direction. What do you say, Franklin? Mind if I mention you in a post and add a link to this site?

email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164727791715355462006-11-28T10:29:00.000-05:002006-11-28T10:29:00.000-05:00Radical, but I stayed home for Thanksgiving by mys...Radical, but I stayed home for Thanksgiving by myself - ate curried cauliflower, knitted, dyed, spun, pretended to go to graduate school, took a long walk, called a contradance.

It was great!!!! My kind of Thanksgiving!AnneMariehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164690156375712622006-11-28T00:02:00.000-05:002006-11-28T00:02:00.000-05:00After listening to Cast-On tonight, I would love t...After listening to Cast-On tonight, I would love to read your essay too. Will you be posting it? It was very well written and for my friends who do not listen to Cast-On, I would love to be able to post excerpts on my blog...if that's Ok, of course.

Your essay inspired me to make myself a cafe au lait spiked with Kahlua! Thanks!!!Mollyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164482772699705182006-11-25T14:26:00.000-05:002006-11-25T14:26:00.000-05:00When I went to visit relatives in Indiana, I learn...When I went to visit relatives in Indiana, I learned that James Dean is buried in Gas City. Does that help?Moby email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164411992199228222006-11-24T18:46:00.000-05:002006-11-24T18:46:00.000-05:00Please do not send Delores out into the wilds with...Please do not send Delores out into the wilds with a bologna sandwich. I would feel bad for the firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164403372892692472006-11-24T16:22:00.000-05:002006-11-24T16:22:00.000-05:00Years ago, I got the best gift a holiday hater can...Years ago, I got the best gift a holiday hater can get: the day before Thanksgiving, I came down with pneumonia. No one expected me to do jack. I slept, I ate soup, I smoked a lot of cigarettes without a smidgen of irony [I have since quit], I slept, I reread _The Mists of Avalon_, I slept.

Other than the chest pains that made me initially think that I was having a heart attack, it was quite firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164333793131863192006-11-23T21:03:00.000-05:002006-11-23T21:03:00.000-05:00I've also noticed that it's the one time of year t...I've also noticed that it's the one time of year that family can get together and just accept everyone with all of their quirks. And a time of year where people say "I love you" by making sure you are well fed. That's a very old tradition, and I'm glad that we celebrate it at least once a year.

Today I had the pleasure of meeting direct descendants of my great-great-grandparents that I didn't know I had. There's a whole clan of them in Chicago, and they were just appalled to find out I've lived here for so long and hadn't made contact.the fiddlin' foolhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164329823662724872006-11-23T19:57:00.000-05:002006-11-23T19:57:00.000-05:00OH, FRANKLIN! I remember you telling me you didn't...OH, FRANKLIN! I remember you telling me you didn't like Thanksgiving. But, I can't help but reiterate how wonderful I think this holiday is. For me, it combines the things most dear to my heart: food and family—no gifts to hope they love...no harried wrapping to get those gifts wrapped in time. Just cooking with those I love, and eating the things we cooked together. Ahhh....pure joy!

Happy Thanksgiving, my friend! Enjoy your time off and stop harassing the local yarn shop owners.Seanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164316483475190072006-11-23T16:14:00.000-05:002006-11-23T16:14:00.000-05:00Yarns Unlimited in Bloomington gets spools of deli...Yarns Unlimited in Bloomington gets spools of delightful mill ends, and although I haven't been there for a while, I can say that the owner was unfazed by my purple-haired patronage and the employees got used to it quickly.mkhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164309656692566472006-11-23T14:20:00.000-05:002006-11-23T14:20:00.000-05:00i love thanksgiving ... daily i give thanks to the...i love thanksgiving ... daily i give thanks to the ten thousand farmers who work to produce my supper... but i really dislike all the junk that goes with the american celebration of both thanksgiving and Xmas. bleck.
having said that; this year i'm thankful for Franklin.marie in floridahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164308816690685932006-11-23T14:06:00.000-05:002006-11-23T14:06:00.000-05:00I don't mind the Thanksgiving holiday so much as t...I don't mind the Thanksgiving holiday so much as the dinner. I.do.not.like.stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy or pumpkin pie. Not crazy about the turkey either, but it's ok. I do love cranberries, though.

I once had the opportunity to spend the holiday alone and was so looking forward to it. However, my daughters thought it was horrid that I would be all, all alone on Thanksgiving, so one showed up on my doorstep with a turkey dinner. Then we got a phone call that other daughter & spouse had car trouble (about 30 minutes away) and needed someone to come get them. Yes, they did all the cooking and clean up, but aaarrrggghhhh! Now that they have kids and spouses and inlaws, they appreciate why I wanted to stay home email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164308589401640422006-11-23T14:03:00.000-05:002006-11-23T14:03:00.000-05:00Happy Thanksgiving!I almost always spend Thanksgiv...Happy Thanksgiving!

I almost always spend Thanksgiving alone at home, by choice. I save my vacation days for the Christmas period rather than taking time now to go visit the folks. I have my own mini-Thanksgiving dinner, complete with homemade pumpkin pie (in the oven as I type).

And I am very thankful for a day in which I don't have to do a single thing I don't want to!Kendrahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164303422954367472006-11-23T12:37:00.000-05:002006-11-23T12:37:00.000-05:00Happy Thanksgiving in spite of it all! Is the hol...Happy Thanksgiving in spite of it all! Is the holiday cartoon going to be available on any clothing items? I think we need that sentiment year 'round right now.

firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164298856480095332006-11-23T11:20:00.000-05:002006-11-23T11:20:00.000-05:00Now I have decided to de lurk and comment as I am ...Now I have decided to de lurk and comment as I am insanely curious as to where in Indiana your folks moved to. And why?

I live in suburbia north of Indianapolis, in the Carmel/Westfield area and Westfield has a fabulous knitting store called Stitches and Scones. Carmel has a little knitting store that is average called Keepsakes.

Many of us who live here can't wait to retire and go someplace else. I didn't know people retired here. Anything is possible.

And, yes, we do have coyotes around. We had one in the neighborhood a year or so ago. I sent my least favored child out with a bologna sandwich, but he came back email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164294992687971582006-11-23T10:16:00.000-05:002006-11-23T10:16:00.000-05:00I like thanksgiving. In my family, Thanksgiving i...I like thanksgiving. In my family, Thanksgiving is devoted to in-laws. As I like my in-laws a lot and don't see nearly enough of them, it's good. We alternate years, and if it's our year, we also have all the foreign students I can gather up from the univeristy I work at to experience a traditional american holiday. That puts everyone on their best behavior, even if my in-laws were inclined (as my family is) to be dramatic. Note to self... should try that at Christmas-- bet it would cut down on the drama.Mary Peedhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164291152467761132006-11-23T09:12:00.000-05:002006-11-23T09:12:00.000-05:00And how is Dolores enjoying the wilds of Indiana?And how is Dolores enjoying the wilds of Indiana?Marcyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164287937931876382006-11-23T08:18:00.000-05:002006-11-23T08:18:00.000-05:00I think it's absolutely the coolest that your dad ...I think it's absolutely the coolest that your dad knew where the yarn store was, and asked you along so you could browse. Very nice! I would be thankful if my dad did that!junior_goddesshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164276455519066192006-11-23T05:07:00.000-05:002006-11-23T05:07:00.000-05:00Laughing. So. Hard. I hear ya, Franklin. I loved T...Laughing. So. Hard. I hear ya, Franklin. I loved Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners when I still lived at home and helped Mom do the cooking. But it was just immediate family, not a big shindig. Once you move out, dragging yourself somewhere holiday after holiday, especially when you don't have a car-- Ack. My in-laws still think I'm weird. I presume, anyway. After my husband died, a few more years of migraine and agoraphobia explanations took care of invites. Not that I recommend that solution, mind you, and I sure as heck wasn't doing it deliberately. (What, court a migraine? Are they nuts? And yeah, I had agoraphobia just to escape visiting. Sure I did.) But it was a nice side effect. ;)

My Thanksgiving: Me, alone with the first season of Rome, homemade pot roast, ditto brownies. Plus knitting, of course. Bliss. Good luck with yours!MonicaPDXhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164275755472375002006-11-23T04:55:00.000-05:002006-11-23T04:55:00.000-05:00I LOVE Thanksgiving - probably more than Americans...I LOVE Thanksgiving - probably more than Americans - I always go out for a nice meal with my best Buddy and then Watch Miracle on 34th Street to start the holiday season properly - I'm even wearing my glittery Christmas cardigan today in honour of the Turkeys!

My husband however is just like you and hides away when anything Christmassy at all is firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1164264900630654002006-11-23T01:55:00.000-05:002006-11-23T01:55:00.000-05:00What you need is a good gourd show. That would che...What you need is a good gourd show. That would cheer you right up.meghttp://email@example.com


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|I found this website after doing a google search on losing moms. Last night (11/20/06) at 8pm my mother's heart stopped beating. She had been sick with a cold that later progressed into the flu. She was extremely ill with the flu, and she had been just as sick a year before with the flu. She was a smoker for almost her whole life until she quit about 5 years ago. She always seemed to have trouble breathing, I just didn't think it would end like this.
I came home from classes on Monday and talked to my mother. I helped her drink her orange juice and I gave her antibiotics prescribed by her doctor. In a matter of hours, my mother had a massive stroke and her hands and feet began turning blue. When I realized she was a strange grey color and she was clammy, I yelled for my father who called 911.
When they got here, She was barely breathing with practically no pulse. They told us she was still alive, but they had lied to us. She was dead before she even made it into the ambulence. I can't help but to blame myself. If only I had noticed that something was wrong, I could have called 911 earlier and she could have been saved.
I thought for sure she would make it through. Only three days ago she was cracking jokes and laughing. She called me and I talked to her. I discussed what we would have for dinner. The evening before she died she called my cell phone to see where me and my dad were because we detoured to pick up her antibiotic prescription.
I'm so afraid I'm going to lose my father too. They have been married for almost forty years and they love each other so much. I can just see my father's heart is broken and I can't fix it. I am only 18 years old and I'm in my second year at a local community college.
I remember the last time I saw her. And I can't get the images out of my head. She was being shocked with electrodes and being given CPR. I remember seeing her lying on the floor with her feet pointing out to the sides. I knew she wasn't going to make it.
It has only been over a little over twenty-four hrs and I still can't comprehend what is happening. I talked to her yesterday, and I want to call her. I keep expecting her to walk through the door. She was 58 years old. I only got 18 years with her. It isn't fair.
The wake is on friday and the funeral is on saturday. I just feel like dying. I don't want to talk to my friends. They say things like I'm here and you can talk to me. But they don't know. They all have mothers they can go home to. I thank god for my four other siblings and my father. But I'm praying so hard for my dad. I don't know what is going to happen with him. I am so afraid to lose him. I still can't believe I will never talk to my mother ever again. I won't hold her hand or make her laugh. I won't be able to poke fun at her and she won't get to see me married or see my children.
I just can't believe it. I feel like I'm going to awake from a dream. I don't think about my mother's death but then all of a sudden I remember she's never coming home again. I don't know how I will make it through the wake and funeral. I feel like I'm slowly decaying from the inside out. I can't sleep for more than 15 min at a time, and I can't eat anything. I don't even taste food anymore.
I don't know how to deal with this. I had been so lucky to have never have lost anyone close to me. Now that its my mother its a huge shock. One that I cannot comprehend. I fear sleep because I know if I go to sleep I will wake up thinking she is alive and I won't be able to handle that. If only I had known I had only 18 yrs with her I would have treated her so much better. There are so many things I can't take back, and I never got a chance to say goodbye. Everything just happened so fast. I'm so lost.
I figured I could find people with a similiar situation as mine on the internet, and I thought that perhaps they could help show me how to deal with this. Even hearing about similiar stories would help me know that I'm not alone.
Thank you so much
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|Rebekkah, I'm so sorry. I hope you will read some of the posts on this forum, including old ones. You will see that you are most definitely not alone. Your mother was young, but not everyone lives to an old age. Many of us lost parents when we were quite young. I was nine when my mother died. I remember thinking similar thoughts to yours: I wanted to take back some of the things I said to her. I can tell you this, though. Not being about to take back things said in anger made me very cautious about what I said to people after that. After the age of nine, I never said anything in anger that I regretted afterward.
I'm particularly sorry that you had to witness the medical efforts to save her. If these images persist in your mind, please see a therapist, someone experienced in helping those who grieve and particularly those who have experienced trauma at the same time.
Re fairness, try to remember that life is neither fair nor unfair. It just is. When you think about what goes on in the world, it's easier to accept that statement.
This was nothing you could have prevented. It's absolutely not your fault.
Please try to live as your mother would want. She will guide you for the rest of your life. What would Mom want me to do? is a question you should ask yourself often. At some point you should read Motherless Daughters and Letters From Motherless Daughters. Good books.
Finally, keep your heart and mind open to possible signs from your mother. They may or may not come, but if they do you'll want to recognize them. And some night she may come to you in a dream.
Keep us posted, Rebekkah.
|oh I feel your pain, and I understand so well. It is hard for others to feel your pain because unless they go thru it, its so painful.
i felt the same way about food, and what you are going thru, you might be going thru the numb stages, it felt so unreal. like i was going thru a nightmare and i just wanted to wake up now.
i too watched my dad pass, its a hard memory to swallow, it was wrentchful, but in a way i am grateful i was there, because I think my brain would just not accecpt it if I wasnt there to see it, because sometimes still I feel like it is impossible that my dad has passed.
i am so sorry you lost your mom. and at such a young age as well. and your mom is young too, . sometimes i feel cheated that my dad died when i was 34, because I want him here till , well forever. but i got to have those good 34 years with him. i have to remind myself of that.
((((((( pray for your family)))))) it happened so fast. (())
|Rebekkah, let me start by saying how very sorry I am. You are so young child, I really feel terrible about your mom. It isn't fair. Nobody can say it is. I lost my mom in January and I am 47. It hurts no matter what, no matter when.
Remember you have your mom in your heart. Faith is a strange animal. I suppose if it was easy it wouldn't be what God intended. I don't understand life anymore. I don't have the same ambition or interests. My dad keeps talking about dying. He is so lonely and although my folks bickered a lot, they were there for each other..and now there is just an emptiness.
Please email me directly if you want to talk. Sometimes talking to someone outside of your inner-circle helps.
I am there if you need to talk to someone.
|I am so sorry to hear about your loss. You are so young, so was your Mom. It is so unfair. I think I know how you feel. I lost my Dad 2 years ago and then my Mom 7 months later. Last year was my first Thanksgiving without her. She was my very best friend in the whole world. Her and Dad were married for 57 years. We knew we were losing Dad a few days before he passed, but Mom's was unexpectedly. I miss her so very much and there is a whole in my life that will NEVER be filled. I feel so cheated and I'm not as young as you! Be glad that you have your Dad and enjoy your time with him. I know he is hurting so much too. You mentioned that you are so thankful for your siblings. I'm so happy for you that you have them. My parent's deaths have torn my family apart. There are walls between us and one sibling is so hurt he refuses to speak to any of us. I hope this can bring you all even closer. That's what family is supposed to be all about. YOU CAN DO THIS. You were loved by a great Mom and I'm sure she would only want the greatest happiness for you.
I'm sending hugs and prayers your way.
- Posted by ross939 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Nov 28, 06 at 1:31
|I am so sorry for your loss. I lost my mom in a very similar way. She too was a lifelong smoker. Don't think that the medics tried to lie or deceive you, as sometimes the line between life and death can be thin. My mom took extremely ill, and I too called the medics, fearing she was already gone. They came, revived her, and she was on life support in the hospital for two days. She recovered, but the doctor said that she had advanced emphasema and that, if lucky, she would have 6-7 months left. The first thing she did when she got home from the hospital was buy a pack of smokes down at the corner store. She lived another seven months, and she was able to get her affairs in order, somewhat. It was still a shock to us. She had taken ill quite a few times in her last 2-3 years but she always bounced back. Even after the dr. told us she only had a few months, I always figured she would bounce back as always. Seeing someone die from pulmanary disease is tough. It is as if you are watching them slowly drown, like a fish out of water, for the final months and in some cases years of life. My condolences to you and your family.
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By Chef Shadows on January 14, 2007
Photo by GaylaJ
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"This is one of my original. Ingredients measures listed are approximate. You will need 1 bar shot glass per person. Will wakeup your taste buds! The hot sauce used can be found here: http://www.buffalowildwings.com/ I have sent this recipe to BWW to add to their menu. SOURCE SHADOWS The nutritional info will be incorrect for this since it keeps listing "buffalo" as an ingredient instead of the sauce. Note: the granulated garlic spread evenly over the hot sauce keeps the blue cheese dressing from sinking into the hot sauce. updated 4/6/2007 - Shadows"
Serving Size: 1 (30 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
"What a brilliant idea! We absolutely loved this simple dip, and serving it in shot glasses makes for a fun presentation. As I started writing this review, I realized it will appear I can't even follow a recipe as simple as this one, as I did make a few changes. :) Rather than the commercially-prepared sauce and dressing recommended, I used Recipe #92094 and Recipe #19542. I was afraid the sauce was thinner and the dressing thicker than the ones recommended so, as you will notice in the photo, I put the dressing on the bottom and the sauce on the top. (Since I don't usually take photos of recipes if I have obviously altered the recipe or presentation, I asked Chef Shadows prior to submitting the photo and he graciously gave his permission. :)) We got a bit piggish while eating our dip and switched from the pretzel sticks to pretzel crisps, which held a lot more dip. :) Although I am definitely partial to pretzels, I think celery sticks would be a nice dipping option for those so inclined, since they are often served with Buffalo wings. I think Buffalo Wild Wings should certainly take your suggestion of adding your recipe to their menu. Thanks for sharing it with us!"
"Excellent. I made is upside down too, but I had Frank's hot sauce instead of BWW, which is a tad thicker. The Kraft blue cheese is a little blah after tasting it, so I added a squirt of ranch and a dash of black pepper. I am going to go cut up some celery for it now too. I think this works for my dipping sauce for regular chicken tenders, w/o the mess of wings. Thanks Shadow."
"After seeing Gayla J's photo on this recipe I knew I had to try it. This simple recipe was a definite hit and I loved the presentation. It goes together in minutes from prepared items and tastes terrific if you like spicy foods. I served with the pretzel sticks and also added some thin cut vegetable sticks: celery, carrots, and zucchini. Thank you so much for sharing your recipe!"
"The taste of the buffalo wing sauce was just too strong in this dip. Maybe it was the brand of sauce I used. Like one of the other reviewers, I put the blue cheese dressing on the bottom and the buffalo wing sauce on the top because of the density difference in the two condiments. We ended up spooning off most of the wing sauce and then stirring the rest into the blue cheese dressing. We liked it a lot better that way. I served this with pretzel sticks and celery sticks."


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Let's close out the week with a look a few smaller stories that caught my eye this week.
Twitter Gets Snappy
Twitter bought SnappyTV to strengthen their position as the social media channel for network TV advertising. SnappyTV is a suite of tools that helps you create instant, shareable highlights from live TV. It can be used to create clips, GIFs (ugh) or image stills so you can share the best moments just minutes after they happen. They emphasis live TV like sports and award shows but the example shows how the CW uses it to grab hold of those Vampire Diaries fans.
It's a perfect fit for Twitter. We've seen campaigns like these during major events like the Super Bowl and the Olympics, now, with SnappyTV, we should see even more!


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Book City
Exploring Madison's love affair with literature through eight of its main characters
Tana Elias, digital services and marketing manager at the newly remodeled Central Library
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Overture Center was packed with people buzzing and talking under the soft, halcyon lights. The audience waited for one man, a slight, bespectacled author whose reading had bombed at a private event at his alma mater, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, a couple of nights before. But not so in Madison. The audience hung on his every word. Laughed at all the right places. And generously welcomed him as he read excerpts from his private diary.
It's true the author and humorist was David Sedaris, who catapulted to fame with his essay "Santaland Diaries," a hilarious tale of being a Macy's elf in New York at Christmas. But with the hundreds of readings and book events held locally each year, one thing is clear: You don't have to be on the New York Times bestseller list for Madison to love you.
One of the great pleasures of living in this city of avid readers is taking part in its thriving literary scene. Bookstores and author events abound. The library system is progressive, working outside the library in the community, and committed, funding a beautiful, green renovation to the central branch that has quickly become a downtown centerpiece. Many writers find the city a bucolic and inspirational home base. And the University of Wisconsin–Madison's writing programs feed the fascination and fervor. Its MFA program is now ranked third in the nation by Poets and Writers magazine, and graduates are responsible for some of the city's best literary showcases, such as the Monsters of Poetry series and FELIX: A Series of New Writing, to name two.
Possibly no one has more insight into the city's bookish tastes and trends than its booksellers. There are many we call favorites: Rainbow Bookstore Cooperative, Paul's, Frugal Muse, University Book Store, Mystery to Me. A Room of One's Own is another Madison mainstay, with roots in the women's rights movement that flourished here in the '60s and '70s. It began in 1975 devoted to feminist lit but in recent years has expanded its focus to serve a more diverse audience. Co-founder Sandi Torkildson still runs Room today and has witnessed a good deal of Madison's book traffic over the last forty years.
"When I look at my customers and people who come in to buy graphic novels or hardcore science fiction or for the latest book that was just reviewed in the New York Times, we have a pretty broad spectrum," says Torkildson. "People are sometimes surprised we have as many customers under the age of thirty as we have over the age of fifty. They tend to think younger people don't read, and I have not found that to be true. We have a really large base of young people. They read everything from the classics like Hemingway and Virginia Woolf and Steinbeck to contemporary authors."
Michael Chaim hasn't been around as long as Torkildson, but he's seen the many facets of the book world and culture through a wider lens and can characterize it in the context of the national publishing marketplace. Before it shut its doors in 2011, Borders, along with its competitor Barnes & Noble, was one of two national megastores, pioneering the big-box approach to bookselling. Michael Chaim managed the University Avenue Borders store from 1992 until it closed.
"One thing you see very clearly when you work in a bookstore is that Madison is a terrific book community," he says. "The interests are not the same as they are in all places and cities."
Chaim should know. In addition to having a long career in bookselling, he also personally owns about 14,000 books. He calls himself a "generalist."
"There are quite a few good generalists in town who make what I have piled up look minimal," he laughs.
While the Borders chain eventually went out of business, the local Madison store was always successful. "We made money from the first day until the last," Chaim says. "We would sell enormous numbers of books on topics you wouldn't normally expect for Madison to sell. We were ranked number three or four out of five hundred-plus stores in the number of Buddhism books. But that's not all. Madison is also a great nonfiction town. People areinterested in books of history, politics, science and social science. All kinds of things that drive book events, which are always broader than you might think."
One popular way readers get closer to the books they love, and expand the reading experience, is to attend author readings. In Madison, such events are plentiful, in the hundreds annually, with the Wisconsin Book Festival being the most high profile and highly anticipated each year.
"Author events take something incredibly personal and somewhat solitary and allow you to meet people that share the same affinity," says festival director Conor Moran, who attended UW Law School and spent time in Washington, D.C., before returning to Madison.
"We have educated people that love Madison and stay here, and that's why I'm back," he says. "We have a really incredible, world-class poetry community here. We have Capital City Comics on Monroe Street, which is internationally renowned for its graphic novels and comic books. Madison really knows what it wants."
And what it wants seems to be a more localized yet expanded festival experience. Before Moran's arrival, the Madison Public Library Foundation, the festival's new administrator, reimagined the event as geographically centered around downtown. This allowed for a more festive, cohesive feel than in years past, where crowds moved in waves from one reading to the far-away next. The Foundation also smartly extended the schedule, offering yearlong programming to increase awareness and hosting authors who publish or tour outside the festival's October window.
With a more robust calendar and a raised profile, the festival could attract the attention of the elite publishing houses that don't see Madison as a crucial stop in book tours that include larger Midwestern cities like Chicago and Minneapolis.


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I live in Dickinson, North Dakota in the middle of a substantial oil boom. As this boom has developed it has created an altogether different culture than the American norm. Not a city but no longer a small town, followers of Jesus here must understand the culture and look at this differently to be productive for the Kingdom of God. Boomchurch will explore the culture, difficulties, positives, struggles, and pains of the task of making disciples who make disciples in the odd culture of a midwest boomtown. Below is a sneak peak of the beginning of the first draft for your review. What do you think? Does this topic need to be addressed?
"Dickinson is one of a few "Boomtowns" throughout the western part of the state of North Dakota. Billions of barrels of oil lie deep under the ground here and that creates an altogether different type of atmosphere on top of the ground. We regularly experience temperatures of -20 to -30 during the winter and the frigid winds can make it feel like -60 at times. I've heard stories from some of the old timers who tell me that they remember times when wind chill brought it down to 100 degrees below zero! I've had others tell me that they remember "taking a leak" outside (that's urinating for all who haven't taken in any Duck Dynasty yet) and watched it freeze before it hit the ground. To put it in perspective, providentially the week before I began writing this, temperatures were lower in western North Dakota than at the North Pole and some places in Antarctica. If you get your first impression by driving through in January you're likely to begin looking for penguins, polar bear, and maybe a few Ice Road Truckers along the way.
The lack of trees through most of the state doesn't help this persona. I remember answering the, "Where you from?" question everyone was presented with during my time in the Marine Corps and getting a lot of "That's the one with the president faces in the hill, right?" To which I had to answer with a quick geography lesson and some sort of proof that it was in fact an inhabited state.
In addition to the frostbitten nothingness through a good portion of the year, there isn't much going on for entertainment if you are at all used to population. There are more people in Louisville, KY than there are in North Dakota. Apart from the oil boom there is ranching, college, hunting, and drinking. That about sums it up. That's what people do here. I take it back. There are two coffee shops to choose from here. That's something.
The tundra aspect of this place mixed with the lack of trees and entertainment makes this miss the list of best places to live in National Geographic. But it hasn't stopped or even slowed the explosion of people coming up here for work in the dirty cold of the oil boom. They take buses, trains, planes, personal vehicles and even get rides from friends or perfect strangers. They come up here with high hopes and for many different reasons. Some to pay debts and child support. Some because it's all they know. Men leave behind broken homes. Some leave behind families. Some convictions. Some men leave behind entire lives to come here for the chance to make big money in the oilfield.
As one might expect, the crowd that this draws isn't always reputable. Most of the time when someone has a day off in the oilfield it's because they have a court date, not jury duty. It's because they just didn't feel like waking up that day and they know they can walk a block down the road and get the same job with the same company. Drinking is insane here. I've put in a few hours in the harsh weather conditions this line of work presents and I will never understand the men who roll out of bed at 3:30 in the morning (most people just assume that's a real time) drive treacherous roads for two hours one way to get to the job site, slaving away for 12 rigorous hours using muscle groups that make the gym look wimpy, drive two more hours back to the town they are staying in just to head to the bar and drink for three more hours in hopes that they can find a way to fornicate before the next day of work. As you can imagine, even if the fornication is unsuccessful this leaves little time for sleep. Some of these guys do this for 14 days straight without a break.
As you can imagine, the harvest in plentiful. There are three types of people taking part in this boom. There are those that passionately follow Jesus. These are few. It's sad but this is the minority here (as in most places). The second group consists of those that attend church service from time to time and believe they are Christians headed for a happy ending. This group sadly looks at this boom as if God drove a garbage truck through and dumped it on their state. They are Pharisees. They live morally and attend mass or worship services on their respective day of the week and this is supposed to magically turn into a ticket to heaven when they pass to the next life. It is difficult for the untrained believer to tell the difference between this group and their own. They have good camouflage but aren't here for the hunt. They just want to look like they can hunt. The biggest reason it's tough to distinguish is because there are so many people who have put their faith in Christ and repented of their sin without really knowing the next step. They don't understand that their chief task as a believer isn't simply to live righteously and try not to sin. They don't think about Jesus' last orders to those who would follow him. They tend to spend so much time studying the Bible that they rarely find time to do what it says and make disciples. Ironically it's the lack of discipleship in past generations that has left us unprepared to be on mission today. So these Christians and the pretend Christians look a lot alike. This easily mistaken identity is a bad thing. However, in an effort to keep the flow of this idea going we will discuss why later in the book.
The third group not surprisingly is the blatantly rebellious unbeliever. They are the majority here in the oil boom. They are in the news. They are in our jails. They flood our bars and make domestic violence, assault, prostitution, and other sex crimes skyrocket in a place that had very little crime of any kind only a few years ago. Things have changed dramatically in very little time. The once quiet streets of this modest innocent state have quickly turned into the Wild West to a degree. There are thousands of people that came here looking for satisfaction. Looking for their chance. Looking for success. I believe they came in search for fulfillment that they will only know through meeting Jesus! I believe they have to be introduced to Jesus! And I believe it's my job, not as a blogger, writer, or ministry student, but as a follower of Jesus to make that introduction."
Sneak Peak: Boomchurch
I live in Dickinson, North Dakota in the middle of a substantial oil boom. As this boom has developed it has created an altogether different culture than the American norm. Not a city but no longer a small town, followers of Jesus here must understand the culture and look at this differently to be productive for the Kingdom of God. Boomchurch will explore the culture, difficulties, positives, struggles, and pains of the task of making disciples who make disciples in the odd culture of a midwest boomtown. Below is a sneak peak of the beginning of the first draft for your review. What do you think? Does this topic need to be addressed?


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Plastic Logic, the flexible display technology company, has entered into a development partnership with PrintLess Plans to produce the Zephyr E-portfolio, a touch-sensitive display for plans for on-site use by the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry.
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Plastic Logic and PrintLess Plans have worked together to develop a medium format flexible display for use on-and-off site by the AEC industry. PrintLess Plans selected Plastic Logic's display technology as the best suited to the application. A working prototype will be shown at GreenBuild International Conference and Expo, Philadelphia, November 20 th - 22 nd.Previous attempts to replace hard copy plans on construction sites have largely failed due to the challenges of making a sufficiently large display which is robust, lightweight, low power and can be folded or rolled up. Plastic Logic's electrophoretic display (EPD) meets these criteria. The technology is unbreakable, flexible, daylight-readable, lightweight and only uses power to update the image. The EPD offering combines Plastic Logic's unique flexible OTFT backplane with technology from E ink™, the market leader for flexible EPD materials. The project timescales have been aggressive, but commenting on this, Indro Mukerjee, CEO Plastic Logic, stated: 'With our experience, fast prototyping and agile manufacturing capabilities, we are able to make such ideas become reality.' Indro added: 'Plastic Logic and PrintLess Plans are looking forward to demonstrating the future of the on-site plan display to the 30,000 attendees at GreenBuild.' The global construction industry is forecast to grow by 70% from US$7.9trillion to US$15trillion by 2020 (Vertical Edge Ltd.) and traditional plan printing, document management and circulation accounts for up to 10% of the value of a construction project. About Plastic Logic
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Illegal Money Made From selling Drugs In A location Known as a Trap House
I spent my Trap money and Bought some 28s For my Donk.
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The money made from prostitution, which is often collected by pimps.
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Direct Admissions without doctor orders
- 0Do you ever get direct admissions to your unit without any orders? Has happened to me and I feel this is a huge liability. I mean if they are on my floor in a room aren't I responsible for them? But technically can't touch them because I don't have orders (IV start for emergency)? How ridiculous is it to have to stop what i am doing to call the doctor for orders?
Many times we get patients from Cath Lab that were classified as "outpt" so if we aren't careful and check to see that their status has been changed to "inpt or OBS" when they get to the floor we cannot get any meds out of Pyxis, put in any orders because they don't exist.
Have spoken w/ mgmt. It doesn't occur regularly but still rears its ugly head now and then..
- 1Mar 23, '10 by bill4745Orders should arrive before the pt or with the pt at the latest. Having a pt with no orders is potentially a huge problem.
- 0Quote from d'cmThanks for input. The procedure is done knowing they will be admitted afterwards. Many times as charge nurse I get so busy that I forget to double check that they are actually showing up on our census. On the days that I remember, I will not let the nurses even accept report until they are moved to inpt/obs status. Funny how fast this will get done when the patient is waiting to come to the floor from Cath Lab, but slow as hell if the patient has already been moved to our unit.To add to your worries, in regards to your cath patients, you probably should get your case manager to look at them to make sure they meet admission criteria or they will be denied for payment.
We have had this happen to post op patients that were originally scheduled for a daystay. It doesn't happen often but it is a mess when it does- mainly because it causes a delay in getting post op pain meds and meals for the patient. I know in a pinch I can override the Pyxis for emergency drugs, however, we cannot override for pain meds.
I was just wondering if this happens at other facilities or is it just unique jacked up situation at my hospital.
- 1Mar 23, '10 by classicdame Guideno orders, no admit. Go thru chain of command if this is an issue - some Administrator will have to explain to MD about risk mgmt.
- 0Quote from classicdameEverytime it happens, I do an incident report. Never hear back from Risk Mgmt. Most of the House Supervisors are good at making sure we get orders before the direct admission are accepted.no orders, no admit. Go thru chain of command if this is an issue - some Administrator will have to explain to MD about risk mgmt.
Thanks for the responses and listening to me vent.
- 1Mar 23, '10 by caeRnI feel you. This has happened to me multiple times even when the patient has been very ill. I had a situation where i had direct admit and took 6 hrs to get in touch with the admitting doctor. needless to say everyone was involved from supervisor to the medical director(who had to give me orders).
- 0Mar 23, '10 by Kooky KorkyOP, what is actually supposed to happen? What is the correct procedure?
If you know that, you will be able, hopefully, to find out where the glitch is.
Can you get a written opinion from your hospital attorneys as to where liability lies in the situation you describe?
Can you follow up with Risk Mgmt on your own and not wait for them to respond?
What does your Medical Director say? Can he or she light a fire somewhere and put a stop to this practice?
Is someone just putting patients into your rooms without you knowing the patients have arrived? Or what? Not sure I understand what the issue is exactly.
- 0The issue specifically is that the house supervisor will call me to get a room for a direct admit coming from MD office. I assign the room. The patient goes through admitting (usually). I have had occasions when they came to the room first and admitting came to the patient room. The arrive on my unit with their face sheets and arm band on but no doctor orders. I call and ask the supervisor where they are and she says "Oh yea, you are supposed to call Dr So-in-so when the patient arrives to the floor."
Or I hear from the house supervisor that she needs a room for a Cath Lab patient. I assign the room and when the patient comes to the floor with admitting orders, they do not show up in our census/pyxis because their status wasn't changed from out pt to inpt/obs by admitting. The cath lab needs to fax a form to admitting changing their status. Part of the problem I believe is that Cath lab employees are contract workers.
My supervisor agrees that it is a liabilty. My new coordinator basically told me not to get my panties in a wad because since I don't have admitting orders I am not responsible. I usually try and avoid these situations by asking when the bed request is made: Are there orders coming with the patient? Or have you changed the patient from out pt to inpt? However, like I said sometimes I get busy or God forbid go to lunch and they fall through the cracks.
If it happens again I do plan to go to my supervisor and follow up with Risk mgmt personally.
I feel if I have a patient sitting in a room on my unit that we are responsible. Even though it gets tricky because I believe if we attempt an IV (not sure about vitals) without orders that it is illegal and could be considered assault. Even though every patient admitted gets an IV, we wait for the MD to call. Worried what would happen if they coded... I mean I would code them... arrrghhhh... just frustrated that I even have to deal with this stuff.Last edit by General E. Speaking, RN on Mar 23, '10