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Award-winning author William Kent Krueger has gained an immense fan base for his Cork O'Connor series. In Ordinary Grace, Krueger looks back to 1961 to tell the story of Frank Drum, a boy on the cusp of manhood. A typical 13-year-old with a strong, loving family, Frank is devastated when a tragedy forces him to face the unthinkable - and to take on a maturity beyond his years.
©2013 William Kent Krueger (P)2013 Recorded Books
"Krueger aims higher and hits harder with a stand-alone novel that shares much with his other work." (Kirkus Reviews)
"best book to come along this year!!"
After a series of great murder mysteries, staring Cork O'Conner, Kruger has come up with a genius of a stand alone coming of age, murder mystery, and trestles on the "awful grace of God".
Our of the best books that I've ever read.
Frank is telling his story some forty years after the actual events that took place during his thirteenth year. In 1961, small town Minnesota, the summer is hot, the people know everything about everyone, and life is good. But this all changes when a young boy is killed while playing on the train tracks. Frank , and his stuttering younger brother, speculate about this tragedy. Their father is the town's Methodist minister, and folks look to him to answer the preverbal question of "Why would God let this happen?".
But that was just the beginning of this momentous summer for Frank, his family, and this small town. There will be three more deaths. An itinerant man is found amongst the weeds, there is a suicide, and finally a murder. Everyone in the town is affected by these tragedies in some way---bringing out the best and the worst in people.
Kruger's writing is filled with wonderful descriptive phrases. His characters will touch your heart in ways that will be difficult to put away after you've finished this book. His specific and thoughtful discussions of God's grace as seen through Frank's eyes will keep you wondering about your own faith. Simply a five, no five times five star read. This book has something for every reader to enjoy!!
"Wonderful Wonderful - In Every Way"
This book is beautiful. Just brilliant. It's a mystery that takes place in Minnesota in 1961 with classic literature; very reminiscent of To Kill A Mockingbird. So much so that I found myself listening to this story in black and white.
A beautiful tale with a 'morals in an immoral world' theme. One of the main characters is a wonderful peaceful father who has to guide his children through the animalistic ways of mankind. The family in this book are that of the town's minister's which lends itself to discussions of religion.
Once started I was completely immersed in each member of this family and all the people that they come in contact with. I plowed through this for I could NOT put this down. Just when I thought I saw a direction this was going - I found myself surprised.
I have never read this author before. If you have, be very careful to read the synopsis carefully for this is a stand alone book. I would be thrilled if this would become a series book though.
Rich Orlow is such an enhancement to this story by giving every character an identity. He does the voice of the deaf, women, men, children, Indians, aristocrats to perfection. What a talent.
I will be looking for this author and narrator other works.
"Extrodinary Novel"
This book works on many levels. It is a mystery story, you won't want to put it down. Most of all Ordinary Grace is an extraordinary work of fiction. It is a coming of age story with themes of family, sorrow, justice, resiliency, forgiveness, and perhaps most of all faith.
If you like any one book of any one of the following authors I think you will like this book: John Irving, Kent Haruf, Leif Enger, Marilynne Robinson, David James Duncan.
Also, I really appreciate when audible adds the author interview after the reading, this one was interesting.
"Very enjoyable!"
I cannot find the words to express the contemplative quiet this novel invoked in me. As an atheist I usually do not care for themes of faith and especially preaching. This book discusses life's questions against the backdrop of a young man and his family dynamics. However, the story is nicely woven and stands on its own regardless of the deeper thoughts.
"Amazingly captivating and eye-opening."
Transformative, gracious and enlightened.
The stuttering younger brother with his down to earth honesty and sensibility.
The fathers sermon after the death of his daughter.
The reader did a magnificent job distinguishing the different characters and lending honesty to the description of people in distress and confusion without ever over dramatizing any one person or event. Well done.
It was a pleasure to listen to.
I can find a book to love in any genre -- a beautifully written classic, an interesting mystery or sci-fi, a trashy romance. Bring it!
"More like an AMAZING Grace"
STORY (historical fiction) - This story reminds me of the movie "Stand By Me." It is set in a small town in Minnesota in the early sixties and is told by Frank who, now grown, is looking back on one particular summer of his youth which was plagued with numerous tragedies. The book is very character-driven, and by the end you will know each character intimately. In small town USA everyone knows everyone's business and , when tragedies strikes, it affects the whole town. Ordinary Grace is about how this town deals with sadness and the mysteries surrounding that sadness. It is a coming-of-age story with elements of personal growth, faith, family, death, forgiveness......life.
I might have rated the book a 5, but it was a little slow getting started, in my opinion. There are two very touching parts of the story, and it's hard to describe them without giving away part of the mystery. Hints: Nathan gives a very touching sermon after someone's death. The best part of the book is the "Ordinary Grace," which is more like an Amazing Grace.
PERFORMANCE - The narrator is male. He had a pleasant voice and did a good job distinguishing between the different characters.
OVERALL - Only mild references to sex and pregnancy, and I don't recall any foul language. The book stands on its own. The story is interesting and emotional, but it's not so intricate that you have to pay close attention for fear of missing something. Recommended for all mature listeners, male or female.
"Tragic story, told beautifully"
Rich Orlow does a wonderful job in his telling of this tragic summer in the life of a minister's family. Two boys become men, when too many deaths seem to be connected and when one strikes their own, secrets become unraveled and suspects abound. Frank tells the story of how his family copes, each in their own way, as he deals with having maybe made too many wrong choices putting peoples lives at risk.
A tale of suspense, murder, growing up, humor, and love. For fans of Cork O'Conner, this story is sure to please, as Krueger works his magic of words, keeping interest until the very last page.
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"great listen & great story"
Have loved all of William Kent Krueger's books. This one was no exception. The end is predictable but getting there was exquisite. It is a good lesson in keeping hope & faith while undergoing very difficult personal tragedy. Title choice was right on.
"NOT a Cork O'Connor book..."
...but a very good listen. This book reminds me very much of the movie 'Stand By Me.' It is a coming of age story of a 13 year old boy and his brother, told by his adult self. It took me a while to get past the idea that it wasn't a Cork O'Connor story and listen to it on its own merit. Once I was able to do that, I was fully enveloped in this poignant story of a young boy dealing with family and friends, and life and death in a small town in which he lived for several years. The rich characters and the relationships between them had me coming back to listen, even more than the mystery of who the killer was, which was definitely the secondary story line. If you liked 'Stand By Me' you'll love 'Ordinary Grace.'
Myst/thrillers and ✨fun fantasies✨are my favorites but always open for a good story.
"Beautifully written....Wow"
A triple mystery and a tragedy that surround a Minnesota family in 1961. A Methodist minister, a Mother who does her best to give her children every opportunity, a beautiful young Daughter getting ready to set off on her own and two young Brothers who are best buddies and full of angst. They live in a small town where everyone knows everyone's business and the mysterious death of a young boy sets all in motion.
This story is a mind provoking reminder of how everything that happens shapes and changes our lives no matter how good or bad, small or large...... Some occurrences change us drastically over night, those life altering changes that none of us, fortunately/unfortunately, are immune too.
The author and narrator made this a wonderful listening experience. This was the first Krueger book I have listened to and it was a touching, rich, beautifully written story. Wonderful to see this story through the eyes of a young man on the verge of manhood and all of the revelations that come along with that metamorphosis.
Rich Orlow does a wonderful job with all the voices of a wide assortment of characters. His pace and timing are right on. One of the better ones in my opinion and I will look for him in other works.
A great mystery. All things have their time: birth, death and rebirth.
"Far from an Ordinary Thriller"
Yes I would happily recommend this novel. It's extremely well written with good quality characterisations that hold your interest and really make you care about what happens to each of them.
The over-whelming impact on the Drum family of the various incidents that unfold. Tremendous writing.
Sensitively read and nothing 'over the top' which would have ruined the delicate balance of this novel
The burden put onto the father of the Drum family. I'm not a believer in the religious sense and at times it could have been so easy to feel an edge of impatience taking over, but it's so well written that finally I just couldn't fail to be moved by his stoicism.
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this novel. The descriptive passages devoted to both the locations, era and characters made it a memorable experience. There are no particularly gripping moments or shocking revelations here but taken as a 'whole' this is a murder mystery that will not fail to grip you and will stay with you long after you've finished it. For me, that's the test of a good book.
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noun \ˈkrip-ˌtän\: a chemical element that is a colorless gas and that is used especially in electric lights
Full Definition of KRYPTON
: a colorless relatively inert gaseous element found in air in trace amounts and used especially in electric lamps — see element table
Origin of KRYPTON
Greek, neuter of kryptos hidden — more at crypt
First Known Use: 1898
Rhymes with KRYPTON
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noun \ˈkrip-ˌtän\ (Medical Dictionary)Medical Definition of KRYPTON
: a colorless relatively inert gaseous element found in air at about one part per million—symbol Kr; see element table
noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Chemical element, chemical symbol Kr, atomic number 36. One of the noble gases, it is colourless, odourless, tasteless, and almost totally inert, combining only with fluorine under very rigourous conditions. Krypton occurs in trace amounts in the atmosphere and in rocks and is obtained by fractional distillation of liquefied air. It is used in luminescent tubes, flash lamps, incandescent light bulbs, lasers, and tracer studies.
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The persistent rain across the Delta has taken its toll on local agriculture.
"The rain put us behind at first," said Craig Hankins, extension agent at the Bolivar County Extension Office. "Growth wise, we are behind but it will all work out."
According to the Mississippi Crop Progress and Condition Report for the week ending of June 29, rain was widespread throughout the state with most locations receiving 1 to 3 inches.
In fact, Cleveland had a total of six rain days during that week, according to the Crop Progress Report. Some cities across the state received as many as seven rain days.
According to the National Agricultural Statistics Service in Mississippi, there were 3.1 days suitable for fieldwork for the week ending June 29.
Also for the week ending June 29, topsoil moisture supplies were 0 percent very short, 7 percent short, 60 percent adequate, and 33 percent surplus, while subsoil moisture supplies were 1 percent very short, 6 percent short, 66 percent adequate, and 27 percent surplus, according to the Crop Progress Report.
Because of the rain, some of the crops had to be replanted or planted late because fields were flooded, said Hankins.
Two main crops that were affected were soybeans and corn.
Hankins said corn was replanted at first but now soybean crops are being replanted.
Hankins added the winter weather was not that big of an issue to crops because production was already behind from all the rain.
However, Hankins said wheat crops were affected by the cold.
There was a small silver lining, though. Because of the abundance of rainfall, Hankins said, farmers haven't had to irrigate the fields.
"Every year is different," said Hankins. "Sometimes it's the cold. This year we had a lot of rain. We just have to do what we can to overcome the challenges."


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I have been trying out a few champs for the new season 3 jungle i thought Amumu was okay. Anyway what are your thoughts for what champs to pick.
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Xin has a nice, easy time in the Jungle now. Even starting 2 pots/longsword.
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really prefer nocturne jungle as his ganks are pretty strong and his jungle hasnt affected him a bit even with the new jungle
I utilize Rammus as my jungle. I hvae Health quintessences and a mix of armor and movement speed runes. I begin with Doran's Shield for the Health regen, and seams to keep me in the jungle for the first wave. His clear times are a bit behind others, but man can I get to a gank quickly with him. For me, when I jungle my goal is to provide map awareness to my team through wards, and offer assistance in ganks. Never take someones kill when you go in to gank, unless they CANNOT secure the kill themselves.


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DALTON, GA. - An hour-long documentary series which follows the journey of charismatic real estate developers in top housing markets, A&E's Flip This House selects eco-friendly Shaw flooring products for the latest episode set in New Haven, Conn. This season, the show is taking on a unique and exciting project by remodeling a large home that was destroyed in a fire. The three-story home is a condominium-like dwelling, with the first floor unit designed for a homeowner and second and third floor units designed for renters. According to the shows coordinating producer, Marcia Turner, choosing Shaw's eco-friendly products was a priority when remodeling the home for Flip This House.
As a result, designers chose Shaw's recyclable Anso nylon carpets for the main stairway and bedrooms of the homes. Anso nylon is an integral part of the Shaw Green Edge, an umbrella term that encompasses the company's hundreds of aggressive environmental initiatives. Anso nylon contains Type 6 nylon (N6) which can be recycled at Shaws Evergreen Nylon Recycling Facility - the only operating plant of its kind in the world. Carpet made of N6 can be recycled over and over again without the loss of performance or aesthetic qualities. Show designers also selected Shaw's eco-friendly Epic hardwood, in a warm butterscotch tone, for the renters units.
In addition to eco-friendly products, designers selected some of Shaw's other new offerings for the house. Beautiful, rich Brazilian Cherry was selected to give the homeowners unit a warm, upscale feel. Shaw's new African Slate tile was used in all kitchens. This glazed porcelain tile has variations in color and texture that are designed with an intricate surface reminiscent of a natural riverbed slate. Another glazed porcelain tile, Enclave, was used in all bathrooms. Enclave has a unique French limestone visual.
Shaw is pleased to offer the company's flooring selections for well-known programs such as Flip This House. We are excited that our flooring was selected, said Scott Sandlin, Shaw's vice president of residential marketing. Our goal in participating in shows such as this is to strengthen the Shaw brand and, ultimately, drive the purchase at retail as the recognized and trusted flooring choice.
Brothers JD and Paul Esajian of CT Homes LLC coordinate many remodeling projects for Flip This House, including the New Haven home. When I manage over a hundred projects a year with multiple general contractors and sub-contractors, I need a flooring supplier with a wide selection. With Shaw, I am able to choose from a wide variety of carpet, hardwood and tile options, including cutting-edge green products, said Paul Esajian.
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Chicken Bok Choy Stir Fry (Low Fat, Low Cal)Pretty good dish. My family all enjoyed. I added an onion and celery to vegetables. Might cut down on a little lemon juice and increase spices a bit more. — 4/19/2012 |
Penne Pasta with Lemon SauceGood dish. I added some Parma to thicken. Also let the dish sit for a short while, which also thickens it. Good favors. — hanan@home 4/5/2012 |
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Best Ever Blueberry Coffee CakeGreat coffee cake and very easy to make. I made it a little more festive by using a bundt pan and drizzling a lemon powder sugar glaze over it. Served it for Christmas morning and it was a hit!! — webtexan 12/26/2011 |
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I pray god helps him to over come evil an to put him back on the right path ,This world is filled with such evil for these kids ,its a constant bombardment of wickedness on TV an in school teachings an these courts dont know how to help these children either He need got to help him his only chance keep praying an praying an maybe take him to a church an have the elders pray for him,I belive all kids start out good he needs a good christan mentor to help him when he come home. I pray god helps you an him to defeat this demon! Amen |
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I want to thank you very much for interrupting my week with such an unexpected surprise. I get messages via blog comment, email, Twitter and Facebook every day but it's rare that they're accompanied with such graphic pornography. I guess it's my fault for being foolish enough to have the word 'tits' in my blog title and fan pages. Ironically, my husband and I came up with the moniker together. It's a joke, freak show. Don't you get it? No, you don't. Because you don't think with your head, do you? And thus, sadly, dealing with creepy deviants like yourself has become an occupational hazard for me.
Still, I have to ask what exactly you expected to accomplish with this "correspondence." There was no accompanying message. No solicitation of any kind. I'm guessing you just wanted to share it with me? Like it was a groundbreaking article or an inspirational quote or something. Your photograph could just as easily have been featured on Instagram through some grainy 1970s filter allowing you to blur all but one part of the appendage. For artistic purposes, of course.
Except that it's porn.
And I should point out that I have no idea if the penis in question is actually yours or if it's just a random body part belonging to someone somewhere that you wanted to show me. A random penis. A random, nameless, faceless, anonymous and (of course) huge penis.
The thing is … I am not about pornography. My blog name is simply a tongue-in-check reference to the old adage "You can't teach an old dog new tricks." Because my website gets its roots in boob job research. Tastefully and (hopefully) humorously. Through it, I've made a lot of great business contacts, writer connections and friends. And I really can't stand it when tools like you try to cheapen the whole experience for me.
So to you and everyone else like you, please keep your penises to yourselves. There's nobody buying at ODNT. And know that I have already and will continue to report you each and every time I am forced to look at one of your extroverted little protuberances.
Let's keep the sausage in its casing from now on, shall we?
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I was really hoping we'd get another laptop in before writing this review, but it just didn't work out. We've got a bunch of new systems and monitors coming in, but no laptops. We expect to start seeing more laptops this summer in preparation for students heading back to school.
This notebook we have in the lab today, the Acer Aspire S7-392-6807, is a variant upon the Acer Aspire S7-392 that we previously reviewed. It comes with a few notable changes, which we will discuss below, but it retains the same form, style, and outward appearance. Let's move on to the specifications.
Specifications, Configurations and Pricing
Our Aspire S7 features Intel's Haswell based Core i5-4200U CPU. This processor is a dual-core model with Hyper-Threading, which means that it features four threads. It also features TurboBoost, which allows the processor to overclock itself when under a low load.
The i5-4200U is coupled with 8GB of DDR3 RAM. 8GB should ensure a smooth-running system, even with multiple programs and web browser tabs open.
Graphics are provided by Intel's very own HD4400 GPU, a fairly capable graphics chipset that is able to provide enough graphics horsepower for most applications. Though gamers would definitely want to look elsewhere, the HD4400 GPU is capable of playing some games at low settings and resolutions. Windows 8 is installed upon a 128GB SSD.
One of the key factors that differentiates this model from the previously reviewed S7-392 is its screen. The S7-392 that we have in the lab today features a 13.3-inch multi-touch display, which features a WQHD resolution. WQHD is an advertising term that means the resolution is 2560x1440. The other differentiating factor is the use of the slower i5 processor.
The packaging is standard Acer. The inner product box is protected by an outer plain brown box. While the system arrived safely, I would like to see a bit more foam or protection for the laptop.


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I graduated in Fashion four years ago. I have been chained to a desk at a high-street womens wear retailer ever since. Although the day job is great, my passion is the street. I have been snapping for just over a year now, I have my camera with me att all times to catch unsuspecting trendies. I shoot for trend forecasters, I shoot for my blog, but mainly I shoot for myself. I love working out a person's character from one image and that one amazing outfit.


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Reviewed Pie Crust
May 29, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Tried this a couple times and got the dreaded "pie crust stuck to paper". Turns out that the website recipe and the video are different. The first part of the blind bake in the video is 15 min not 10 min.
Touch the chilled butter and lard as little as possible. It's a minor detail, but it helps keep everything stable.


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Detroit Makes Loser History
• Fighting continues on the Gaza Strip, with more than 600 wounded already. [Huff Post]
• It's the end of the year, and Top 10 lists are everywhere. Politico ranks the "Top 10 Political Upsets of 2008." [Politico]
• Detroit made history yesterday. And it had nothing to do with the auto industry. The Detroit Lions lost to go a perfect 0-16 for the season. [Detroit News]
• Upside of the foreclosure crisis? Skateboarding in abandoned pools, dude. [NY Times]
• Somalia's already powerless president resigned Monday, acknowledging that he had lost control of the country to Islamist insurgents. [AP]


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Staff Sgt Loleni W. Gandy
Born: February 9, 1974
Died: November 19, 2010 in Balad, Iraq
Staff Sgt. Loleni W. Gandy of Pago Pago, American Samoa, is a 1991 graduate of Marist High School and joined the military soon after graduation. He was currently serving his second tour of Iraq. Among his awards are, the Global War on Terrorism Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal (5th Award), Army Good Conduct Medal (2nd Award), Army Superior Unit Award, National Defense Service Medal (2nd Award), Overseas Service Ribbon and Army Service Ribbon. He was posthumously awarded the Bronze Star medal and the Iraq Campaign Medal. He leaves his wife, Faauta, four children, Amadeus, Alexander, Tyler, and Lawrence, his parents, Larry and Uti, and a brother and a sister. Loleni was a member of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, in Tomah, Wisconsin. He died at age 36 in Balad, Iraq, in a non-combat related incident.
103rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command
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Burial is at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia – Sec 60 Site 9488
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To cater to the educational needs of children of transferable Central Government employees including defence and para military personnel by providing a common programme of education.
To pursue excellence and set the pace in the field of school education.
To initiate and promote experimentations and innovations in education in collaboration with other bodies like CBSE, NCERT, etc.
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Kendriya Vidyalaya No.II Portblair , a defense sector vidyalaya, established in 1986 is a leading educational institution in Andaman and Nicobar Islands which caters to the educational needs upto +2 level of the wards of defense and other central government employees posted in Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The vidyalaya is located in Minnie Bay, Raksha Vihar , Port Blair. The Vidyalaya is run by KVS an autonomous body under the Ministry of HRD, Government of India. It is affiliated to CBSE and follows NCERT syllabus. The school comes under the Kolkata region of Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan.


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She also focuses on the importance of home care, providing everything she uses during her treatments through retail, and encouraging her clients to purchase the full at-home regimen. "It's a commitment on the clients' part as far as home care. Eighty percent of skin care is done at home. If clients aren't doing the proper protocols themselves, then all the treatments that they periodically get aren't going to last because they're not maintaining them," she says.
An avid reader of skin care textbooks, Rowen advises other skin care professionals to similarly seek out knowledge in the field and to think outside of the box. "The only way to do that is to profoundly understand your products, what you're using and how you're using them," she explains. This inspiring esthetician does have it all—and she earned it through hard work and dedication to her craft, and believes that every skin care professional has the capacity to do the same.


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The Hutch Bistro, located within a small retail complex in Grange, offers a range of Modern Australian dishes. The restaurant's styling is comfortable and contemporary, with tables as well as lounge seating; the perfect place to kick back with a drink and nibbles. Classic cafe fare dominates the daytime menu, but things get more serious when the sun goes down, when pan seared Atlantic salmon jostles with roasted pumpkin gnocchi.
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Exchanges per serving: 3 Very Lean Meat
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Protein 17.4g
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36 sea scallops (about 1 pound)
1 5-ounce package lean, smoked sliced ham, cut into 36 (½-inch-wide) strips
Vegetable cooking spray
2 cloves garlic, minced
¼ cup lemon juice
2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
¾ teaspoon dried oregano
Lemon rind strips (optional)
1. Wrap each scallop with a strip of ham; thread 6 scallops onto each of 6 12-inch skewers. Set aside.
2. Coat a small nonstick skillet with cooking spray; place over medium heat until hot. Add garlic; sauté until golden. Remove from heat, and stir in lemon juice, parsley, and oregano.
3. Coat grill rack with cooking spray; place on grill over medium-hot coals (350 to 400 degrees F). Place kabobs on rack, and grill, uncovered, 9 to 10 minutes or until scallops are opaque, turning and basting often with lemon juice mixture. If desired, garnish with oregano sprigs and lemon rind strips.


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get up to get down! by natashablank
tune in / turn on / drop out / dance around.
bouncy remix bliss, rainbow hip hop, slowed down beauty
ANTHEMS for your Heart by natashablank
The beats that rode me home in March 2012: for turning your insides into beauty and riding yourself straight into the mystery.
magic, beauty, bounce
love + letting go, the opposite of trying by natashablank
mostly acoustic beauty for moments where the only thing to do is let it run through you, like water through sand.
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Heather Purcell Leja of Design OnScreen talks architecture and modernist preservation
How have architectural film festivals in other places come together? Is Design OnScreen asked to bring a pre-chosen set of films, or do you curate?
It goes both ways -- in some places we've been asked to curate the films. We try to make the film (choices) the best and most recent, but also films that appeal to that particular community or region where they're being shown. We did that for New Zealand and Venice. We presented their first ever architecture film festival as part of the Venice Architectural Biennale. But in other cases, general film festivals and other architectural and design film festivals will ask to be allowed to screen some of our films as well as make suggestions about films we have gotten to know. We're not just promoting our own films; we like to see the very best. The ones that we think are higher quality we promote so they can be seen as widely as possible.
Does Design OnScreen have a new film or festival in the works right now?
Yes. Right now we're doing fundraising for a film on modernist architecture in Houston. That might fall into the unsung places category -- people say, oh, Houston has good architecture? (Laughs.) But they really do, and they have a strong foundation -- it is a classic post-war boomtown in the U.S. and it is all taking place in the context of a city that has no zoning. So anything goes -- it really is the wild west.
We're working with a very talented filmmaker named Sam Wainwright Douglas, who is based in Austin. He did a film a few years ago called Citizen Architect: Samuel Mockbee and the Spirit of the Rural Studio that was very well-received and had a PBS run. His father is an architect in Houston, so he has a particular knowledge and entrée into houses there.
We've gotten a grant from the Graham Foundation in Chicago, which funds architecturally-related projects. The Houston Architecture Foundation has also given us a grant, and Design OnScreen will be providing about a third of the funding. We have to raise about $35,000 to make that film happen. Something we like to do is work with a local non-profit in whatever community we're either staging a festival in or making a film about -- there's a local non-profit called HoustonMod that is dedicated to helping people learn to appreciate and go to see good modernist architecture in the area. We're working with them on applying for grants and also identifying the experts there who will consult on the film and make it as good as it can be.
Houston as a hub for architecture. Who knew?
It might be one of the lessons people take from these films -- whether it is about Palm Springs, or Long Island or Houston -- what is my community have? Do I know? Can I find out and care and get involved? Then they usually see that there is a group already there they can work with. It is one of the most rewarding things about what we do: with the films and the screenings, because we partner with local entities, it helps to strengthen the local design community. It brings out people who are connected, say, on the internet. It brings them out to meet other people who care about architecture and design in real time. They can exchange business cards, have a drink, and hopefully projects grow from there.
Catch the three remaining films in Design OnScreen's Architecture + Film series through Friday, September 28, at the Denver filmCenter. At 7 p.m. tonight, there will be a showing of Detropia, a look into the past, present and future of Detroit through the lens of a sustainable culture. For more information on Design OnScreen's work, visit the organization's website.
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Sometimes you look in your kitchen and nothing seems to work. It was on one of those days that I accidentally came up with this pancake recipe that has become a big time favorite in our house! It takes less than 5 minutes to prepare and just a few minutes on the stove to cook. You can even freeze extras for later on in the week! It's so easy and delicious. Click through to see how it's done…
1 cup dry Pancake mix (We use a gluten free version but any standard mix will do)
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Mix all the ingredients together. Scoop by heaping spoonfulls onto a skillet till you get your desired pancake size. Cook in a skillet over medium heat for 2-3 minutes per side or until done all the way through. I like to use either butter or coconut oil in the skillet before adding the batter so it doesn't stick. Serve with syrup or a light sprinkling of sugar or honey.
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I expressed my concern yesterday when the possibility of the Raptors and DeRozan coming to an extension agreement before the midnight deadline was only a report about progress being made in the talks, but in all honesty, I wasn't that worried about it.
The way I saw it, if the Raptors locked up DeRozan last night, while all he had on his NBA resume were three so-so seasons where his offensive efficiency decreased and where he failed to show that he can be anything other than an inefficient scorer, surely they'd be locking him into a cheaper than expected extension, maybe even a bargain!
Think again. Four years, a reported $38 million guaranteed, with bonuses that can take the perplexing contract north of $40 million. Inexcusable.
While the heat's grown around Bryan Colangelo over the last few years, I've remained relatively supportive. There were obvious experiments gone wrong (namely Jermaine O'Neal and Hedo Turkoglu) during the latter part of the Chris Bosh Era, but Colangelo (with Ed Stefanski beside him as a safeguard) seemed to have really figured things out over the last year or so.
Landing Steve Nash might have been a step back for the rebuild, but it still made sense for a lot of reasons. In the end, Toronto landed a point guard to move forward with to add to a potential franchise centre and a defence-first coach whose hire alone gave me reason to believe that Colangelo understood what was necessary to win in the NBA. I always knew the eventual final piece of landing a superstar would be incredibly difficult, but for now, it was hard to find much fault in Colangelo's plan for the future.
And then yesterday happened.
I've heard a bunch of excuses from a bunch of fellow Raptors fans – friends, family members, coworkers, etc. – and none of them add up. I've heard about how hard of a worker DeRozan is, how committed he is to getting better, how young he still is and how the organization was anticipating DeMar might get an even bigger offer from another team as a restricted free agent in the summer, forcing the Raptors into a tough decision.
Well here's the problem, effort and a desire to improve don't win many games in the NBA. Sure, those are two traits you'd like your star players and others to have of course, but if you're gambling on work ethic instead of talent and tangible results, you're in trouble.
Yes, DeRozan is still a young player at 23, but in the world of pro sports, especially the NBA, he's not thaaat young. I'm sure there are plenty of examples of raw players who blossomed later in their careers, but unlike with bigs, you can usually tell with wing players within their first few years as pros. And the ones that do develop slower still show some sort of consistent competency in more than one facet of the game.
Through three seasons, DeMar DeRozan is an exciting athlete that can score with a lot of touches, but hasn't been able to score efficiently. I'm still encouraged by his developing post game, and as Oliver wrote yesterday before word of the extension broke, DeRozan's time in the post can lead him down a path to becoming a more efficient offensive player. Unfortunately, it won't change the fact that he's a one dimensional player at that.
At 23, DeMar still can't defend despite his athleticism and he can't pass, or he just chooses not to. His rebounding is inconsistent at best and his jump shot doesn't exactly scream "shooting" guard. For me to even be convinced DeRozan deserved a place in this franchise going forward, I wanted him to prove he could become a more efficient scorer and at least become average in other facets of the game in his fourth season.
Three mediocre seasons and an encouraging training camp/pre-season were apparently all the organization needed to not only be sold on the fact that DeRozan deserved a core role in the future, but that he was also on the verge of becoming a worthy $10 million per year player.
And that brings us to the last excuse for the contract, that Colangelo and co. probably thought another team would make him a $40+ million offer in free agency. My response? Good riddance!
If the current market in the Association deems that a player of DeRozan's ability should earn nearly eight figures per year, then let another general manager pay him that money next summer. I'd rather overspend and spend even more than $38 million over four years on a player who can at least contribute to a winning core in the future as the second or third best player on said future team than overspend on a guy whose most positive attributes through three professional seasons are his work ethic and athleticism.
Furthermore, just because someone else is willing to overpay a certain player, it doesn't mean that he's necessarily worth it or even worth locking up at all. The question to ask isn't "would another team give DeMar DeRozan $38 million over four years?" but rather "would a team serious about building a championship core for the future give DeRozan that money?" and I think we all know the answer to that question.
Under normal circumstances, I would have looked at last night's heartbreaking loss as frustrating, but still a glimmer of hope of how good this team can be this season and more importantly, in the future. Instead, my frustration over the near buzzer beating loss, the latest in a string of those at home over the years, was compounded by my concern and frustration over the fact that DeRozan's new lucrative contract will hinder this team's chances of getting that much better over the next couple of years.
The Raptors should have had roughly $10 million in cap space next summer, with an amnesty option that could have taken that number to $15 million or more. Looking beyond even next summer, the team could have extended Lowry in the future with a sizable contract and still would have had plenty of breathing room going forward. With DeRozan's contract soon to be on the books, the Raps might have little, if any, cap space next summer and might be capped out going forward once they extend Lowry, whose agent should be asking for max money with DeRozan at nearly $10 million (I'm only half kidding).
Lastly, to the abundance of fans and DeRozan supporters who will read this and vow to me that I'll regret what I've written and that DeRozan will make me look foolish for writing it, here's a newsflash for you: I hope you're right. I hope I'm wrong. I yearn for Raptors success as much as anyone reading this, if not more. I like DeMar, I really do buy into his desire to make something of himself, I find his commitment to the city a breath of fresh air, and for the thousandth time, I find him incredibly easy to root for overall. Unfortunately, none of that means he was worth the money right now.
DeRozan isn't going to be the only overpaid player in the NBA over the next four years and he certainly won't be the last one to benefit from a ludicrous deal. In addition, Bryan Colangelo and the Raptors won't be the last ones to sign a questionable player to such a contract, and at the end of the day, between the amnesty clause, trades and whatever else is out there, the Raptors' future cap situation probably isn't as dire as I think it is or understand it to be.
But this is a management team and franchise that looked to have finally figured out the big picture, the end goal and more importantly, how to get there, and a fanbase that had finally started believing we could see some light at the end of this dark, lonely tunnel. This unnecessary extension seems to be a step back for both in their quest to get to those destinations.


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After finishing my graduate work in Brighton, I held a Scouloudi Fellowship and subsequently an ESRC Postdoctoral Fellowship at the Institute of Historical Research. Following a Junior Research Fellowship at Cambridge University, I joined the University of Warwick as a History Lecturer in 2005. I joined the University of Manchester in 2007.
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Young Women, Work, and Family in England, 1918-1950 (Oxford University Press, 2005). Winner, Women's History Network Book Prize.
'Poverty and Aspiration', Twentieth Century British History (2004). Winner, TCBH/Oxford University Press Annual Essay Prize.
'Young women, work, and leisure in interwar England', Historical Journal (2005).
'Breadwinners and Dependants: young working-class people in England, 1918-55', International Review of Social History (2007).
'Domestic servants and social relations in England, 1900-1950', Past and Present (forthcoming).
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I am wondering how those of you who have islands too big for one slab have felt about your seam on your island. I am considering an island that is 10.5' x 5' with a 4" square edge and I don't think I will find the slab that I want in that size. Are you happy with your seam? I am worried because my last island was 9' x 5' and I loved that it was one continuous piece. I am considering doing one end with 18"-24" in wood or SS to get rid of the seam. I just don't want myself looking down the middle of the island and seeing it there.....does it "go away" eventually from your sight? I have three slabs leftover from another project and can use these but the pattern is so graphic I am not even sure where I would "continue" the slab. The slabs are mostly "consecutive" so the fabricator mentioned us bookmatching two of them so that the seam would look like mirror images of eachother. |
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- Posted by breezygirl (My Page) on Sat, Dec 22, 12 at 3:28
I have black walnut on my island so no experience with stone seams, but I had to jump in and say........WHA????? You have a new house? New kitchen? New island to plan??? I think I'll faint and fall over if you tell me that you left that absolutely stunning, amazing, jaw dropping, gorgeous, beautiful, envy-of-many-on-GW, breath taking kitchen you finished a couple of years ago. Say it ain't so!!!*!%!*!!#!! If you do say it, I suggest book matching the stone as its a really nice look. Depending on your layout, a slab of black walnut as a cutting surface near your prep sink would be another great possibility as long as it made sense layout-wise. |
I second what Breezygirl said. The kitchen I know you to have is beautiful. Are you changing the island or is this like Breezy asked another house? If it is a new kitchen I just think you are a lucky girl. I want to do another kitchen so much. But until that happens I live vicariously on here. So I'll be waiting for your pictures. Please post o.k.? Love the slabs you showed. |
- Posted by beekeeperswife (My Page) on Sat, Dec 22, 12 at 9:44
whoa whoa whoa there young lady..... I had to re-read your username, title to the thread, and then the date...and in fact it isn't an old date... what's up? |
Yeah, what bee said. If you are moving, can I buy your old house? |
- Posted by beekeeperswife (My Page) on Sat, Dec 22, 12 at 12:52
aha, I read the other thread (where the gorgeous kitchen was revealed--it's floating around nearby) firsthouse says they sold that house! And this is a new one. Ok, now that the shock is over (and I even sold my first kitchen, so I shouldn't be shocked).... I didn't want a seam in my island. I found a slab large enough and maxed it out. The fabricator wanted me to do a seam that I would "never see", on the same slab but to make it easier to manuever around in the shop, transport, etc. I said I thought I would always see it and it would always bug me. I paid a premium for them to do the island as one big honkin' piece, but it was well worth the extra dough. If you can't get a slab large enough, what about doing like alabamamommy did, and add a goreous cutting board to one of the ends? And, I'm so excited that "we" are getting to work on a new project with you! |
If you can bookmatch it, I'd do that. It's a wonderful look when done right and I think can be better than seamless. |
I cut my island by a foot. It is 105" and I have to say that it is really long. You have to make sure you have a good fabricator if you are going to bookend it. I think Beaglesdoitbetter did it. |
- Posted by beaglesdoitbetter (My Page) on Sat, Dec 22, 12 at 18:37
Yup, I have a bookmatched island (13 ft. long). I love it but I went to 16 different fabricators to find someone to do the seam and finally had to bring someone in from Baltimore (2 1/2 hrs away) It was worth it and I would do it again! Can't see the seam at all here, the seam is lined up w/ the faucet: Extreme close-up of the seam: |
Beagles, would you mind telling me who your fabricator is? I am looking for a good one and live 25 min from Baltimore. |
- Posted by beaglesdoitbetter (My Page) on Sat, Dec 22, 12 at 19:44
Sinai Marble and Granite I'm not sure if they are still around though, someone else on GW said they tried to contact them and never got an answer. |
- Posted by hobokenkitchen (My Page) on Sat, Dec 22, 12 at 21:45
Those slabs are stunning! I don't remember your first kitchen, but I'll be trying to find it after I post this! I'm not sure if this is an option for you, but we have an island which is too long for single slab and we were afraid of a seam in the island too. We added a piece of end grain mahogany butcher block to the end of the island and we're loving how it came out. Just another idea to throw out there. |
another option is to have a small raised section for the area that would have to be seamed. It's typically quite functional and the elevation change eliminates the grain matching issue. |
- Posted by firsthouse_mp (My Page) on Sun, Dec 23, 12 at 11:48
Hi Friends! Yes, I did sell that house with the white kitchen. It was a bit of a shock to me too that I had to leave it, but we had an offer we couldn't refuse. My new (old) house is in the planning stages for a remodel. I wish I could re-create that kitchen but I think every home has it's own "story". That house, when I first saw it, had that big room as a perfect solution for it's layout. My new house doesn't have that layout (and we don't have the budget for a total teardown and rebuild), so I'm working with what I have :) I like the idea of a different material at the end, like wood or SS as Hoboken did. I am just not sure that the white colors seam as well as some of the other slabs. Beagles' is perfection but I am worried I won't have the exact same result. I saw a recent post by kam(?) that had a seam she didn't like and she had to re-do....that got me worried. Bee: Speaking of new kitchens and moving, I saw your drama over the white grout vs the gray grout and laughed. I still love that tile and am seriously considering it for one of our bathrooms. It's just so wonderful and I love your new kitchen too! |
Firsthouse... I had the same issue. I needed a slab that was bigger then anyone could find. I wanted white and it had to be a min of 134x 72. I was at the slab yards at least once a week. Everyone there new me. Then they started to call me when something came in that they thought I would like. After 3 months of hunting, I hit the jackpot. By this time everyone in my area knew what I was after. So the slab yard called my fabricator and told him he was sending over a pic to forward to me. After review the pick with the slab yard, the fabricator was confident enough to put it on hold for me. Then he send me the pics for review. The slab yard recieived the delivery the evening before. It was uncreated the next day. Pics were sent around at 9am. By the time I got to the slab yard at lunch all the slabs were on hold with deposits except for mine. Needless to say I loved it and now think the yard and my fabricator are the best! My point.... Tell everyone what you are looking for. It's out there... You just have to find it and you need all the help you can get to do so. |
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DHOLPUR: The National Chambal Gharial Wildlife Sanctuary will soon have new members. The forest department is planning to place otters in the sanctuary and a detailed strategy has been chalked out for it.
In a research conducted by the Crocodile Trust Bank it came to notice that the Chambal sanctuary was home to otters too till a few years back. However, they gradually became extinct because of unavoidable reasons. Now forest department is gearing up to bring them back. A detailed project report is being prepared for their habitation.
"We have conducted some research and found out that it is best suited for otters. They were present in certain parts of the Chambal river till five years back," said an official of the forest department. He added, "Otters like fish. There is abundant fish in the river. The river is not very deep low and the area is a little mountainous, a perfect place for habitation of otters"
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The summit was a meeting LaForge held to speak with the mayors of the 38 towns in the Mississippi Delta.
Caitlyn Thompson, coordinator for communications and marketing at Delta State, said approximately 20 of the mayors were present.
Members of Delta State's administration also attended the summit.
"The goal of the summit was to discuss and develop these relations, and to discover new and meaningful ways that Delta State can partner with regional municipalities," said Thompson. "Of the 15 towns in Bolivar County, I think 12 were represented."
LaForge and Cleveland Mayor Billy Nowell delivered the welcoming statements.
Lucy Janoush, president of the Cleveland Music Foundation, gave a brief update of the progress of the GRAMMY Museum coming to Cleveland at the start of the summit.
Janoush said the museum plans to be open in August or early September of 2015.
Next, LaForge gave an update on Delta State and its initiatives.
LaForge said the renovations for the math and science department are nearly completed, and the next renovations will be for Ziegel Hall and the dining hall.
LaForge also addressed intercollegiate athletics at Delta State.
"We are a university of champions," said LaForge. "We have more national championships than any other university in Mississippi."
He went on to discuss the success Delta State's various athletic programs achieved this past season, such as the golf team's competing in the NCAA National Championship.
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LaForge talked about the emphasis on diversity at Delta State. "We champion that every day."
Delta State's Winning the Race Conference took place on the Delta State campus in March 2014 and featured several keynote speakers including former Mississippi Governor William Winter, Congressman Bennie Thompson, and Civil Rights Expert John Dittmer.
"We just received a national award for that (conference)," said LaForge, mentioning the 2014 Civil Rights and Social Justice award.
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LaForge said Delta State would host an academic conference on the blues Oct. 6-7.
LaForge also talked about Delta State's Colloquia series, which is a program that brings distinguished speakers to the Delta State campus.
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The next Colloquia speaker will be on Sept. 23.
After LaForge finished speaking, an open dialogue/ forum took place for mayors to address with LaForge and the administration the role of Delta State and the community and ways to expand partnerships.
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I finally got my pink bowling ball!
a few years ago, my thrift was- whole store .50 cents.
and I LEFT without paying for it, or even remembering it for a few days. :( but I went to the Goodwill Warehouse today, and found a Swirled pink ball! and in another bin- another light blue swirled ball! It was a happy, happy day here! |
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- Posted by marylee_2010 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 8, 11 at 19:48
mjowest, Wonderful! I am happy for you. You really lucked out. Marylee |
Glad you found another one.....I have a pink one too! |
- Posted by concretenprimroses 4B NH (My Page) on Wed, Jun 8, 11 at 21:53
Congratulations! Kathy |
- Posted by luna_llena_feliz (My Page) on Wed, Jun 8, 11 at 22:14
Cool! It was meant to be. Now we have to see pictures of them. I wonder what I did with my peach colored bowling ball. I don't remember getting rid of it. |
- Posted by marlene_2008 7 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 9, 11 at 11:48
Woohoo! Lucky you! |
- Posted by excessfroufrou 7 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 9, 11 at 13:47
I'm pea green over your pink bowling ball. My two favorite colors. Frou |
- Posted by toomuchglass 53172 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 9, 11 at 13:52
Now finding another one was just Meant to Be !!! That doesn't happen too often ..... I hope you have a great project in mind !! :) |
Can hardly wait to see what neat project you have in mind. Pink and bkue sounds like a new set of twins!! I scored a bright blue last Sat at a GS. $1.00!!! When I told her I'd take it she put it in a bowling ball bag!! All for $1.00 |
- Posted by a.girl.named.max 4a (My Page) on Thu, Jun 9, 11 at 23:11
I'm so happy for you! I know how much you wanted a pink BB. |
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