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Tuesday, June 29, 2010
The Quotable Sherman Alexie
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- Kathleen said...
I bet you and he and Jeanine are right! That is, right to say it and ask it and provoke our curiosity about it...and probably right that college-degreed white women buy more books!
By chance, I was just with a group of men and women (mixed in age but probably all college-degreed) who were discussing a Sherman Alexie story! - 7:31 AM, June 29, 2010
- Jeannine said...
Yes, I had heard that somewhere when I worked (briefly) in publishing, and I think it's probably true.
Which just makes any gender imbalance in publishing that much more upsetting - if more top editors are men, more top prizes go to men, but the books are being read by women...
And, of course, I come from a long line of book-loving women. My great-great grandmother was the only woman in her town who could read, so she became the default postmistress. I always loved that story. - 10:01 AM, June 29, 2010
I'm certain this is true, and it may be higher. Most MFAW candidates where I attended were women, most attendees to readings were women, etc.
Reading may not be couched as masculine in schools, especially poetry.
I read that women contribute less than 40% of contents in literary journals, which is just amazing. - 6:57 PM, June 29, 2010
- Kells said...
THanks for the note. It was an interesting comment. And he really said he got a lot of backlash for it.
I do know a lot of women and they buy lots of books, but I don't think it's just white women. I think educated in the keyword. Or women who are interested in learning.
Of course, men obviously buy books. My husband soars through novels. He's a fast reader too!
I'm not sure how we would find this out. Or if this even matters.
I just like that he said something that caused a stir. - 8:02 AM, July 01, 2010
- Starleigh Grass said...
Maybe he's referring to teachers... he has written a few YA novels lately
- 8:41 PM, July 08, 2010


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Debra + Richard's Disney Wedding 2014
:wave2: Hi everyone, well i'm still pretty new to the DISboards and the whole forum thing but decided its time to start my planning journal and get myself, my thoughts and ideas and plans organised and all in one place! :wave2:
This is one of the first pictures of us! :lovestruc http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...099146762l.jpg its not the very first one, i have our first picture together framed in our livingroom and i'm looking at it right now but for some reason i cant find it on my laptop anywhere :furious::sad: :( About Us Well my names Debra and i'm 22 years old, fiances name is Richard and he's almost 26. We live in Scotland UK. I'm a fully qualified nursery practitioner, I graduated from college in Dec 2009 and I have my mum and richard to thank for being there to support me through those two tough years. I'm now a room supervisor looking after a bunch of little children aged 1-2years and i love it! me at my graduation http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w..._2045052_n.jpg Richard is a chef working in a local restaurant. He's worked there since the year before we met. Its been hard working around his long hours and there are times when I wish we both worked 8-6 and then we're done for the night and had weekends together but we'r used to it now, we learned how to make the most of our time together and we now live together which makes it easier to spend a little time together each day. http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w..._7741696_n.jpg We share lots of common interests. We both love metal and rock music and without fail we'v been at Download music festival every year since we met (09,10,11,12 and plans for next year too!) us in 2009 http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w..._6732328_n.jpg us in 2012 http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...28864408_n.jpg We also both love playing games and watching dvds and going to the pics popcorn:: The other main thing we do is spend a lot of time with our nephew, taking him places like the zoo, safari park, sealife centre, to local parks or swimming. http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...54911920_n.jpg We love him to bits, he looks up to richard and richard dotes on him. He's our first nephew, and Richard's sister gave birth to him in 2009 when we'd been together for a year so he's always known us as Uncle Richard and Auntie Debbie. He really is a bundle of joy and has a love of all things disney (as richards sister is almost as disney mad as me!) so i'm so excited to be the reason for his first WDW trip and I cant wait to see his face when he sees mickey mouse for the first time! |
Our relationship
We met through a random app online on the social networking site BEBO. the app was for sending smiles :) to people by looking at pictures. I wasnt really looking for a relationship I was just kind of bored! I almost didnt "smile" at richard as i was about to close the app but i figured he whats one more smile? when he "smiled" back and we began talking I was happy to have found someone who only lived 20mins away from me! I was almost 18 and had just passed my driving test and got my first car so after realising we had friends in common (my 2 best friends were in the year above me at school so they were old enough to go into town and drink in nightclubs and bars etc the boyfriend of one of my friends was also friends with richard so they knew him through drinking in a group setting in our now favourite metal music bar in edinburgh) with my best friends approval and after speaking on msn constantly for about 3 weeks we arranged to meet up. Since I was only 17 an richard was 21 i told my parents i was going to the cinema with my 2 best friends and not some random boy i'd met online who happened to be 4years older than me! Our first date was amazing and i went home feeling the happiest i'd ever felt before.:cloud9: (04/06/08 i could this as our anniversary date as its the first day we met in person) Our second date was only a week later and to pizza hut and then to his parents house to play guitar hero:woohoo: (To my parents this was and is still known as our first date). I turned 18 a month later and we spent a lot of time partying with my friends and his friends. Our friends are all sorta merged into one big group now! In the 4 and a half years we'v been together we'd been to so many places and events! Magaluf with my family(mum dad and sister) - October 08 Download Festival June 09,10,11,12 Salou just us - September 09 http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w..._1391780_n.jpg Blackpool with his mum and dad- August 10 http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w..._3102351_n.jpg Blackpool and Alton Towers with my family- September 10 http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w..._5738019_n.jpg Florida with my family - July 11 (my 6th time in florida, Richard's first!) http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...62_20143_n.jpg We finally moved in together! - January 2012 we found a lovely little flat to rent that was half way between both our works and also half way between both sets of families!:thumbsup2:woohoo::yay: The proposal Since Richard is a chef he is given the choice to work christmas or new year as his restaurant is open all year round and never closes for even a day! He normally chooses to work xmas day and have new year off so we'v worked out a pretty good routine where I spend christmas morning and lunch with my family then pick him up from work at 5pm and spend christmas evening with his family (and stay overnight so i can have some drinks without worrying about driving home) Christmas day 2010-proposal! This year richard had christmas day off for the first time in years. We decided we would do the same as we'd done the previous two years with me splitting my time between my family and his. I did have quite a few hints a proposal was coming but it wasnt until a friend at work pointed out how all the hints could lead to a proposal that i started to suspect he might. But i secretly thought he'd hold off until the summer (2011) and do something hugely romantic like propose infront of cinderella's castle or something. I supose he never thought of this and when asked why he picked xmas day he said it was so he could remember the date!:laughing: so the hints were; normally he asks me what i'd like as a present, he'd not asked me for any ideas of presents so far. we were saving up to move out together and for spending money for the upcoming florida trip, but everytime i mentioned tht we shouldnt spend a lot of money on each other this year he'd avoid the question or get angry with me for bugging him about it so much. the third hint was when i was sitting speaking to his mum one night and richard was upstairs watching football with his dad. Him and his dad are obsessed with football(soccer to you americans!) and i get on really well with his mum so this situation was quite a regular occurance for us. His mum was telling me/showing me how she had his sisters wedding ring as she was taking it to the jewellers for her to get it resized as it was now too big for her and she was afraid of losing it. Completely by my own choice i took the ring and tried it on. i dont remember what finger i put it on but i'v now come to the conclusion this is how he found out what size to get as i never had any rings before my engagement ring and i'd never had my finger sized. So on the 25th of December 2010 when i arrived at his house with my family and presents in tow I'd completely forgotten about a possible proposal. I quickly said hi to everyone in the livingroom then left my family to say their hellos while i went upstairs to dump my overnight bag in his bedroom. Richard followed me up and came in and gave me a big hug :hug: He was holding onto me for longer than normal, gripping tighter than normal and i could kind of feel him shaking. I asked what was wrong and said we should go back downstairs which was when he got down on one knee still holding onto me. He was so nervous he spoke so quietly that he was almost whispering! Turns out he was petrified i'd say no! AS IF! So of course i said yes! We went downstairs and shared the news and the rest of the evening is a blur of happiness! The engagement party Since our funds were low we knew it would be a good few years before we'd be able to have our dream wedding in florida we decided to have an engagement party to celebrate our happy news with all our friends and family. We hired a hall, got a cake and dj and mine and his mums organised the buffet. We had around 80guests turn up and it was a great night full of smiles, dancing and quite a lot of drinking! oppps :lmao: we have some great memories though and dont regret a thing about it. our nephew and my cousin's son http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w..._8049978_n.jpg our cake http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w..._7993310_n.jpg one of the only decent pics of us lol http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...1111111111.jpg me and my best friends http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...1_148928_n.jpg Disney and us! So on a previous trip to WDW with my family when i was only 14, I'd seen the Wedding Pavillion from the monorail and instantly feel head over heels in love with the place! since then i'v had my heart set on getting married there. I'd been very open with richard from when we first met that this was i wanted to get married and he'd always been happy with it. We didnt look into it too much until after the engagement tho! us at the wedding pavillion http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w..._2306046_n.jpg http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w..._4847173_n.jpg examining how small the castle would look in photos! The decision to get married in florida has caused a few problems so far. Firstly it means we have had to restrict it to close family only. I'd love my 2 best friends and their partners to come but their all not long finished university, have quite a bit of debt and dont all have full time well paid jobs yet. Its too much to ask them to save up for a trip to florida, which is very expensive from the uk even for a week. There is the same issue with richards best friend who he'd like as his best man but is yet to confirm if he can afford it (we both sadly doubt that he can:worried:) We have distant family (cousins etc and family friends) who are abit annoyed we'v choosen to get married in florida as they wont be able to come (also mainly for money reasons) For me i'm quite happy we'r just inviting immediate family as we'r both quite shy and dont like being the centre of attention, it stops any jealously or problems between the families eg my cousin came to the wedding and his didnt, his aunt and uncle attended but mine couldnt etc etc and secondly Richard's mum is a very welcoming person and believes family celebrations should involve EVERYONE. if she was able to make up the guest list we'd end up with about 100-150 guests including some of her family in america who neither me or richard have ever met! The last issue so far has been granparents. My gran, his nana and papa and his nana b have never been on a plane since before we were both born. So a 9hour flight would not b the easiest thing for them to handle. Then the heat in florida in june would be very hard for them to handle. Getting around would also be a problem for them all. My gran has good health but his papa and nana b dont and healthwise a doctor would not recommend either of them to fly/holiday in florida at summer temperatures and humidity. Travel insurance would be very hard to come by for them all. My gran has always said since i was 14 that she'l get a big hat and get on a plane and come to florida for my wedding but she's recently admitted that as much as she wants to be there, its best she stays at home. His nana and papa have been stubborn from the start, telling me i need to give up my "dream wedding" there is no way they are missing their only grandsons wedding! :eek: since then they'v warmed a little to the idea and the current situation from them is that they are saving up the money and will make the final decision nearer the time but after speaking to Richard's mum a few month ago(nana and papa are her mum and dad) she agrees that its not a good idea for them to come and that papa's health would only get worse if they were to come. |
Wedding plans so far!
Obviously with the wedding still being just under 2 years out theres nothing that is officially confirmed but these are the plans we'v made so far.
Wedding Date: 4th June 2014 Ceremony Location: Swan West Courtyard Ceremony Time: i'm hoping for either a mid morning or lunchtime ceremony Hair/makeup: my sister is going to do it for me so we have plenty time to practise and perfect it. WDW Reception: Dinner at a nice restaurant, still to be decided Wedding Night: we plan to watch the fireworks as a married couple from the poly beach or possibly contemporary rooftop. UK Reception: will have a reception similar to our engagement party when we return home. still to book a hall etc Bridal Party/Guest list: Me and Richard My Mum and Dad My sister (Bridesmaid) and partner (either her best friend who travelled with us to WDW last year or boyfriend-she's jus started seeing someone so its a bit early to be discussing going to a wedding thats 2 years away) Richard's Mum and Dad Richard's sister and brother-in-law and our nephew(best man if richard's best friend cant make it like we think then we plan on having our nephew who will be 5 step up to the role and his dad/richard's dad can help him look after the rings and do anything else he's too little for) Accomodation: Plan to hire villa's off property for 2 weeks during which we'l probably have a room in my parents villa (purely because that works out better numberswise and if we stayed in a villa with richard's family they'd need a bigger villa and my parents would have 1 or possibly 2 empty rooms.) We plan to get two villa thats are either next to each other or a few houses apart as we'l prob do a lot of things together for most of the first week with my family being frequent visitors to Orlando and richard's family being on their first visit. Honeymoon: We plan to stay in WDW for the 3rd week and for all the family to either go home or do their own thing. If all family only stay for 2 weeks we will try to book the magical express to the airport. We are undecided on a hotel officially but we'd like to stay in the poly. As you know I had my heart set on the WP but with the price of a DFTW and our numbers being so low we'v decided that the SC would be much better suited to us and it was our favourite hotel we visited while hotel hopping/gate crashing last summer! I'v had an initial email from just marry answering a few questions and giving information on their packages and services. Awaiting prices+packages from Vicki/David Arnt photography. need to email a few other photographers including Randy Chapman to get prices+packages from them also. Planning to buy a mickey+minnie wedding cake topper to use on both wedding cakes, the one we'l have at the swan and the one we'l have when we get home. For the ceremony we're just going to go with one of justmarry's cakes. purely because there's only going to be 11 of us and a week or so to eat a 2 tier cake as we cant take it back on the plane :( now i love cake but even this sounds like too big a task for me! It doesnt make sense to spend a lot of money upgrading a cake when theres a chance a lot of it will go to waste so if we save the money on the cake there we can spend a bit more and get a 4tier cake for our reception back home and be able to get the perfect cake we want. I'm planning on wearing my wedding dress for the wedding and the reception back home. Possibly considering buying a shorter wedding dress to change into after the ceremony depending on what we decide to do for our wedding evening and meal. Richard has decided he wants to wear a kilt for the ceremony and a ghilli shirt. He's picked the Isle of Skye tartan. Will post a pic in the morning. Also realised that i'v been trying to do the pictures wrong so will correct this/post the pictures tomorrow *** for now i'm off to the land of zzzzzzzzzz Debra xXx |
Hooray Debra!!!! Can't wait to read along
Teresa |
Welcome! Can't wait for more!
Welcome! I'm excited to read more! I'm a 2014 bride, too. It will be fun to share plans along the way :)
You two are a great couple!! I love all the plans so far and cannot wait to hear more!
Sending pixiedust: from one Swan bride to another! |
Welcome! Love all of the plans you have so far and cant wait to read more!
happy planning!!:cheer2: |
Short Update 09/09/12
so its sunday afternoon and i'm kinda bored so thought i'd include a short update even though theres not much to share:(
first of all i mentioned before that rich had picked the tartan for the kilt he wants to wear. Its called the Isle Of Skye Tartan and looks something like this http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...319/images.jpg the colours vary slightly from shop to shop as different kilt makers use slightly different threads but its basically got bout 4 different shades of green in it from light to dark, a hint of a yellow/lemonish colour and it has light purple/lilac in it. I showed it to my sister and said she could pick either lilac or a matching purple or one of the shades of green for her dress. She replied she didnt want a pastel coloured dress so i'm guessing she's gonna have a shade of green then! :crazy2: if it was me as a bridesmaid personally i'd rather wear lilac than green but my sisters a law all to herself fashion wise and she makes anything look good *** she has the confidence that she jus doesnt care what anyone else thinks. i'm not fussed what colour she picks as long as she's happy wearing it :confused3 recently me and fiance looked at the disney cakes feed here on the disboards somewhere! When i talk wedding cakes its for our reception back home not for in florida. On our wedding day we'r jus gonna go with the cheapest basic cake just marry can do. We cant afford two big cakes and it makes sense to keep the big cake for the big reception back home than have a big fancy cake in florida for it to go to waste *** we ran out of time to eat it before our flight home and theres not many of us to share it with. So here's our choice of topper http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...ndStandard.jpg going to visit my local disney store next time i get a chance and if they dont have it or cant order it i'm gonna cross my fingers that i can order it online. anyone know where (online) that i can definitely get it from and send it to the UK? tier design http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...mallSilver.jpg Rich pointed this one out, he really liked it and i like it too so i'v been in touch with a couple of local bakers/cake makers who say they could make this cake for us. We'r thinking 4 tiers but we'v not thought about flavours at all yet. Going dress shopping next month! :woohoo: dont plan on buying a dress this early but want to try lots on and get an idea of what i want so i can start thinking more about hair, jewellery ect. It'l be nice spending some time with my mum too and seeing my sister in her city when she's not at uni. (We live about 20mins out of Edinburgh but she's studying at glasgow university so thats where she lives right now) |
I know you said that you wanted to go with the most basic cake Just Marry offers due to cost, but you can also use another cake vendor that may even be cheaper than what Just Marry offers. Just a thought i wanted to throw out there, as you're not required to use them.
Good luck with the dress shopping. I am going in two weeks as well and i hope i find one that i really like as opposed to all of the ones i already plan to try on :) Happy planning! |
Hi there! The next two years are going to fly by! We had over a two year engagement and it's almost down to the year mark. No clue where all the time went. lol Happy planning! :)
Hi, Debra. I love the colors in that kilt. There are so many flower options that can go with it! If you have problems finding that cake topper, let me know. My parents at one point had at least four of them, so I can always check with them to see if they still have any.
I started a PJ and its linked in my signature. I'm a bad bride...haven't updated it in a little bit. I hope to get to it soon. I think 2014 will sneak up on us and while we think we are planning too early, at the end we will be thinking we didn't start soon enough! **Lauren** |
i'm really excited 2 try some dresses on, do u think it too early to buy yet tho since its still a year and a half away? that is if i find one lol Quote:
I'm off to read ur PJ after i do this update :D ur not a bad bride sometimes theres just not a lot happening to update on lol if i'd started mine when we first got engaged this would'v had LONG breaks between updates. Ye i bet we'l be all stressed out an rushing around right at the end lol Debra xXx |
So Rich doesnt really get asked to make toooooo many decisions completely on his own *** i like to be in control and alot of the time he cant make a decision without asking my opinion anywayz:confused:;)
but i did say the choice of kilt is completely up to him just like my dress is completely up to me to pick. So after picking the isle of Skye tartan a few weeks ago he's been to a few other tartan shops to get prices etc and has now decided to go with a different tartan The Modern Black Watch Tartan http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...319/blw_mr.jpg When we first looked at kilts this was my favourite but when rich was looking he picked the isle of skye tartan over the black watch *** his favourite football (or soccer for you americans!:laughing:) team is Hibernian FC and they'r colours r green and white and yellow (away strip or goalie strip). so for him the isle of skye was the closest to the hibs tartan he could get. He's now prefering the modern day black watch tartan which isnt much different - darker greens and no yellow. He says he's happy to wear the black watch since he found out his great grandad was in the black watch. Fingers crossed this is the last time he changes his mind but only time will tell :thumbsup2 In other news i'm going to drive :drive: through to glasgow tomorrow with my mum, richard's mum, and his sister and meeting my sister through there for a big wedding fair!!! super excited for it and if it gives me any good ideas :idea: then i'l post an update when i get back :) Debra xXx |
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noun \ˌfär-mə-ˈkä-lə-jē\: the scientific study of drugs and how they are used in medicine
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noun \ˌfär-mə-ˈkäl-ə-jē\ (Medical Dictionary)Medical Definition of PHARMACOLOGY
noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Branch of medicine dealing with the actions of drugs in the bodyboth therapeutic and toxic effectsand development and testing of new drugs and new uses of existing ones. Though the first Western pharmacological treatise (a listing of herbal plants) was compiled in the 1st century AD, scientific pharmacology was possible only from the 18th century on, when drugs could be purified and standardized. Pharmacologists develop drugs from plant and animal sources and create synthetic versions of these, along with new drugs based on them or their chemical structure. They also test drugs, first in vitro (in the laboratory) for biochemical activity and then in vivo (on animals, human volunteers, and patients) for safety, effectiveness, side effects, and interactions with other drugs and to find the best dose, timing, and route (mouth, injection, etc.). Drug products are constantly tested for potency and purity. See also drug poisoning; pharmacy; pharmaceutical industry.
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More than a dozen head-coach candidates were interviewed over the last two weeks, and Bears general manager Phil Emery will conduct second interviews with at least three of them in the coming days.
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Arians is an NFL Coach of the Year candidate after leading the Colts to a 9-3 record and spurring one of the great turnarounds in recent NFL history. The Colts were just 2-14 in 2011. He's also developed a reputation for player development, most notably with Peyton Manning, Plaxico Burress and, this season, Andrew Luck.
Bevell is one of the hottest assistants in the NFL, given the remarkable rookie season of Russell Wilson, a third-round pick who performed brilliantly throughout the season and finished with the fourth-best passer rating (100.0). Bevell also was the offensive coordinator in Minnesota when Brett Favre had an MVP-caliber 2009 season.
Trestman has distinguished himself with his work with a number of NFL quarterbacks and for leading the Alouettes to consecutive Grey Cup titles. During the NFL offseason, Trestman often works with talented incoming rookie quarterbacks, including current Bears quarterback Jay Cutler.
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Top Ten Summer Readings for 2013
Posted: May 22, 2013 Filed under: Awards, Books, Books & Movies, Novels, Top 10 | Tags: book recommendations, carlos ruiz zafon, chanel bonfire, confessions of an ex-girlfriend, defeding jacob, devil in the white city, dust bowl, jane maas, john steinbeck, lynda curnyn, mad women, margaret wrinkle, pete townshend, reading lists, reading suggestions, Summer Reading, the shadow of the wind, the worst hard time, timothy eagen, wash, wendly lawless, who i am, william landay 4 CommentsAhhhh, summer! Finally, some time for a bit of pleasure reading. Got a gift certificate you've been hanging on to? (Ha. Mine are gone minutes after they hit my hands.) Or maybe you are just overwhelmed with choices and don't want to waste precious free time on something that isn't so great. Well, we at eNotes want to help you get the most out of your summer reading
Here are ten suggestions offered by my very well-read friends who occasionally hang up their tweed jackets and loosen their professorial buns (no, not hair). Here you will find a combination of new and older works, both fiction and non-fiction, serious and comedic. So pick a few and let us know what YOU think!
1. Mad Women: The Other Side of Life on Madison Avenue by Jane Maas
Are you a fan of AMC's Mad Men and Peggy and Joan in particular? Curious about what life was really like on Madison Avenue in the '60s? Then you will enjoy Maas's exploration of life in the ad game in the 1960s and beyond .
2. Confessions of an Ex-Girlfriend by Lynda Curnyn
A good beach read by a first time novelist. A friend says it is "the only romance novel I've ever finished."
"Suddenly single when her aspiring screenwriter boyfriend takes off for a hot job in L.A., bridal magazine editor Emma Carter is forced to reassess her appearance, her job, and her prospects-and take action. A diverse cast of engaging, occasionally offbeat characters, the hilarious sayings attributed to them, and a fast-paced style facilitated by Emma's pithy sound-bite "confessions" add to the fun in a lively Manhattan-set story that, while not a true romance, leaves the heroine happily pursuing her dreams and involved in a satisfying romantic relationship. This work may appeal to those who enjoy Bridget Jones-type books and like their stories urban, trendy, and slightly ambiguous. Curnyn is a fiction editor and lives in New York. This is her first novel. " – Library Journal


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She had never fished a day in her life, but newly married Hazel Stone and her equally inexperienced husband, Carl, headed off on the adventure of a lifetime--to earn a living fishing in Alaska.
Accustomed to the easy life of a "socialite" in Seattle, Hazel adapted with amazing resilience to the harsh conditions, mentioning only in passing such extremes of her situation as cooking with icicles hanging in the gallery, gutting and cleaning hundreds of fish, and endless rain.
Oh, and her husband seems to drink quite a bit, too.
Hazel's niece, author Arelen Lochridge, interweaves fascinating insights and adds historical perspective, including the effects of World War II.
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A Fish out of water perfectly captures the bygone era of America's last frontier--Alaska in the 1940s--through the eyes of one gutsy lady. --Tom Thompson, president, Anacortes Museum Foundation
A fascinating window into life as a commercial fisherwoman in the 1940s. The historical references to the Alaskan landscape and the nature of fisher people at that time reinforce my knowledge of the history of Alaska fishing. ----Corey Arnold, crab fisherman, Deadliest Catch, Discovery Channel
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Dr. Joseph M. Piepmeier received his undergraduate degree from Duke University and his M.D. from the University of Tennessee School of Medicine. He completed his internship and residency training in neurosurgery at Yale University School of Medicine and joined the neurosurgery faculty in 1982. He is certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery. Dr. Piepmeier is the acting chairman and holds the rank of Professor of Neurosurgery as well as the Nixdorff-German Chair in Neurosurgery. Dr. Piepmeier serves as the Chairman for the Joint Section Tumors for the AANS/CNS. In addition, he is a member of the Editorial Board of Neurosurgery and the Editor -in-Chief for the Journal of Neuro-oncology. Dr. Piepmeier is a recipient of the Allied Services Award and the Wakeman Award for work in clinical neurosurgery. The primary focus of Dr. Piepmeier's clinical and laboratory work is neuro-oncology. He serves as the Chief of the Section of Surgical Neuro-oncology.
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- University of Tennessee (1975)
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Chambers and Rice won the two previous years in a tournament founded by Jim Sharp.
The teams included Chambers and Rice, Evans and Tollett, T. Roy Jones and Jim Sharp, Eddie Cartwright and Jim Henderson, Dr. Ken Beard and Don Bailey, Jack Hall and Pastor Gary Sears, Bill Rominger and Jute Miller, and Dale Hughes and Paul Duncan.
According to Chambers, several players have participated every year in what is believed to be the oldest continuing tournament of its kind in the United States.
The tournament begins with a big breakfast at Mountain View Inn. A member of the tournament shares a brief devotional followed by a prayer of thanksgiving.
Sears said that in this Christmas season, "May we all be reminded that whatever trial, tribulation or difficulties that come our way, in some ways it's a gift of God to help us be at our full potential."
He paraphrased James 1:1-2 that says, "Count it all joy when you fall or stumble into various trials and temptations."
Sears said to count all of the difficulties in life.
"We've all had them. I never thought I'd have any physical problems, but I had a stroke and to be able to bounce back from that, I thank God," he said. "Difficult times come with the aging process."
He said to consider it a gift when tests and challenges come from all sides, because faith and a person's true colors are forced into the open under pressure.
"Don't try to get out of anything prematurely. Let it do its work so you become mature and well developed and not deficient in any way," he said. "Whatever we face in life, God has already given us the wisdom to deal with multiple problems or trials and he has applied to us grace sufficient to see you through whatever you're going through."
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BOSTON — Corey Crawford didn't win the Conn Smythe Trophy as the most valuable player in the Stanley Cup playoffs — and didn't care.
''It was everyone together. We won as a team,'' said Crawford after he stopped 23 of 25 shots but typically ended up lost in the excitement over the Hawks' miraculous comeback that beat the Bruins 3-2 to clinch the Cup championship. ''I'm so proud of the guys. What a group. And what a win. I still can't believe the finish. That was crazy.''
Even Conn Smythe winner Patrick Kane tacitly acknowledged he won in the second-biggest upset of the night.
''There's other guys that could have won it,'' Kane said. ''You look at Crawford — he probably got snubbed a little bit.''
He did. But all that mattered to Crawford as he celebrated on the ice at TD Garden is that his name will be on the Stanley Cup and never can be erased. Four years ago he was beaten out by Antti Niemi for the backup goalie job with the Hawks and watched in Philadephia as Niemi helped the Hawks win the Cup.
''It feels unbelievable, man,'' Crawford said. ''I've worked hard all my life. We worked so hard together this year. It was a great run for us. What can I say? It feels unbelievable.''
The clinching game exemplified Crawford's championship-caliber performance this season. He kept the Hawks in the game, stopping 12 of 13 shots as the Bruins fired 25 shots his way in the first period.
''We kept playing our game,'' Crawford said. ''We never let anything bother us. No matter what happened in any situation, we battled through it.''
As much as any player, Crawford earned the right to hoist the Cup.
''I couldn't believe it at first. It was surreal,'' Crawford said. "Oh my god. It was unbelievable."
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Whither America: A Foreign Policy Debate Among Realists, Nationalists, and Internationalists Recorded: Tuesday, May 6, 2014
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"The long wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have sparked renewed debate about foreign policy within both political parties. William Kristol recently said that while Republicans generally agree on domestic policy, the real debate would be on foreign policy. Likewise, in the Democratic party, the more hawkish Clinton wing of the party continues its clash with the more dovish McGovernite wing. To focus on these differences, The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. and The Independent Institute in Oakland, California are hosting a debate among the various foreign policy traditions. Please join us for this necessary and timely debate."
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