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Basically, what happened was that Bride was doing really well–4K copies–and one of the editors there was looking for a book that was sorta like a book they'd just published, and happened across it, and then she loved it and wrote to make me an offer. And since I am incapable of dealing with this sort of thing, I turned to my agent and went "AAAAUGHGHH HELP!" and she took it and repped it and got me more money and dealt with all the fiddly bits that I would have been lost with, which is why we have agents and why they more than earn the chunk they take and it doesn't matter how this brave new world of publishing falls out, I will keep my agent until she takes out a restraining order against me.
As far as you, the reader is concerned, what's going to happen is that come November-ish, it will be unavailable anywhere but Amazon, as an expanded version with a new cover on it. And it will have a trade paperback edition, and probably an audiobook edition and possibly even some other exciting stuff. (The copy you have, if you have bought it already, will not go away. I checked specifically on that, because that would have been a deal-breaker for me. Apparently 47North aims for–one quotes–"seamless transition" on this.)
I'll be honest, this is both very weird and a great relief. I've always felt like Dragonbreath was a weird fluke that could never be duplicated and either Hamster Princess would tank or someday my beloved editor at Dial would retire and I would never sell another middle-grade book.
So that someone just stumbled over a T. Kingfisher book and said "Let's make this happen!" made me feel like I suddenly exhaled–it's not a one-off, I can actually do this, if everything collapses, I can rebuild a career from the ashes, etc.
…and, of course, it's also weird, because once again, my career is progressing based on the thing happening that never happens.
A lot of people who self-publish express a desire to get picked up by a trade publisher if things do well, and other people clutch their heads and say "Please, no, don't do that. This book isn't your audition tape. Concentrate on making a really fantastic self-published book, not on a dress rehearsal for trade. Focus your business on doing self-pub WELL, not on a vague hope for a statistically unlikely event."
And this is very good advice, and I would give it to anyone and it never actually occurred to me that I would find myself in that statistically unlikely event. Lightning struck me and the shark I was riding.
But here we are.
I mulled this one over at great length, honestly. A lot more so than I have previous deals. I contacted authors with the house. I talked at length to my agent. This was actual…like…business decision stuff. And it was doing well as a self-pub, so I had to think about it in a way that I am not good at thinking about things.
I am a great flounderer from place to place. This felt like I floundered someplace very unexpected.
Still, I'm going for it. Without getting into details, by going with a trade publisher (any trade publisher!) I am taking a paycut on royalties on Bride…but there's an advance, and more importantly, it'll put the terrifying Amazon marketing machinery behind the book, and however mixed my feelings are about it, I still sell 95% of my copies on Kindle. So it could get a HUGE bump. T. Kingfisher is a complete unknown, and if 47North moves this book, even if I never publish another thing through them, the OTHER books I write as T. Kingfisher–including, incidentally, the retelling of Beauty & the Beast that will be out this May–will totally benefit from it.
And it may do amazing. And if it does, they can come back and talk to me about Beast.
And an audiobook and a print book do not suck, even if they won't get in most physical stores (for reasons I completely understand!)
At the end of the day, though, what basically decided me was–I wanted to be a hybrid author. I went with a pen-name because that was my experiment with self-pub. So here's the great hybrid experiment doubling back on itself, and we'll see what happens. I wrote this book to see where they'd go, and I did not expect it to go where it did, but sometimes you just grab on and go for the ride.
So that's what's happening. And I totally do not know what's going to happen next, but I'll keep you posted as to how it goes!
ETA: I feel a vague urge to apologize to someone for having done this all backwards. I think I did self-pub wrong, somehow…
]]>I am, sad to say, a creature of intense routine. I don't mind traveling and doing Other Stuff, but then I want to come home and have everything be exactly like it should be and do normal things that don't change for a stretch of time. I thrive on novelty, provided it occurs when I want it to and that I don't have to do it all the time.
Between Kevin traveling, Brandon passing, a week trip (a good trip!) two bouts of illness and dog auditions, I've managed to pretty much knock myself out of my home routine, though, (some of which was my fault and some of which was just life) and now I am wandering around in an anxious haze, going "This is not my beautiful house…this is not my beautiful beagle…"
I suppose if we were getting technical, it's something like a mild transient dissociative episode in response to stress. Which basically just means that everything's a little off. The house seems weird and small and lit wrong. I know where everything IS, it's not like I don't live there, but it seems like I'm about a half-step back from where I ought to be, and, most unsettling, days are passing too quickly and I am in imminent danger of lose track of my schedule.
This isn't that unusual–about thirty percent of the population reports that this happens to them now and again, so I'm not running off to a psychiatrist or try to get a CAT scan for the brain tumor that I could convince myself it lurking–but it's not all that fun. I know it's a stress response. I just need to get back in the routine for a week or two and things will gradually smooth back into normal and the world will cease to be weird and out of order. (I am not actually that far behind, truth be told–I have like one project that I need to finish, but everything else is on track. Except for weeding the garden. The weeding is dismal. I am mostly hoping that our bitter cold snap this weekend will take care of some of it for me.)
(Actually, if the garden wasn't all dead brown leaves and chickweed, I'd probably feel better, come to that. Winter's always off.)
Anyway, Kevin says that I am not acting weird, and he'd be the first one to notice. I am a more anxious person than I generally let on, but the occasional spike won't kill me.
Now, I'm older and wiser than I used to be (har) and so I will actually try to DO the correct thing instead of going "An emotionally healthy person could deal with this! ONWARD!" It's sort of the mental equivalent of feeling my back twinge–if I keep going, I'm gonna throw my brain out, but presumably if I am sensible and take it easy, it will settle. (Have thrown brain out once or twice. Ends badly every time.)
So I am going to stick to my Normal Schedule Of Normal Things That I Do Normally and hope I relax a bit. Woo! Normalcy.
I used to think it was overrated, but the older I get, the more I think there's something to be said for it…
]]>Our first try was a lovely dog who came home and promptly went for a cat, full lunge and snarl. Back to the foster family he went.
Our second try is a marvelous Staffordshire and I loved her immediately and she needs a great home. She made it three days. Unfortunately, she thinks cats are small dogs. She wanted to play with the small orange dog (Angus) so badly. She brought him toys, she pranced alongside him, she was trying so hard…and then he got in a windowsill and she trapped him back there, and when she got a face full of claws, she lunged forward in what was probably meant to be a play-bite. I got her by the collar, Angus went over her head, across the table, and up the stairs, and that was the end of that. Play-bites from 60lb dogs to trapped cats can be fatal, so she's going back to the foster carer tonight. (Angus is fine, I'm just glad he moved in time. It was one of those things that could very easily have been Not At All Fine.)
(And the descriptions always say that they have been around cats. I swear, I'm checking for "good with cats" on every description. I think sometimes people are so eager to find homes, they fudge a bit with "I think the one family had one outdoor cat, so he must be fine.")
This is killing me, guys. I was always shit at dating, and dogs are generally infinitely more Good than humans, so it's worse. I always fall in love immediately, and when it doesn't work out, I panic that I am dooming them to a life of being unwanted and then I cry for an hour. Kevin, who is in the running for "human who is almost as Good as a dog" is very understanding, but I hate this so much.
So, um, if anybody local wants a female Staffordshire, 2.5 year old, crate-trained, an absolute dream on a leash, drop a line, I'll forward the info. Just…not great with cats.
]]>And then I went birdwatching.
In Eastern Washington.
In winter.
With Tina.
Sometimes it looked like this:
Mostly it looked like this.
There was a lot of careening around on icy roads, fishtailing in snow, looking for birds. But we found them! Ten lifers for me–Horned Lark, Snow Bunting, Rough-Legged Hawk, Sharp-Tailed Grouse, Clark's Nutcracker, Gray-Crowned Rosy Finch, Northern Pygmy Owl (so tiny! so grumpy!) Pine Grosbeak, Townsend's Solitaire, and a truly spectacular Long-Eared Owl.
This owl has been hanging around Seattle and is surrounded by bird paparazzi because he seriously does not seem to care that there are humans twelve feet away clicking shutters frantically. This owl slept the way I sleep–deeply and apocalyptically. He was magnificent.
The whole theme of the trip seemed to be "Very few birds, but amazing looks at the ones we saw." We got the Pygmy Owl on a wire directly over the road, the Sharp-Tailed Grouse roosting in a tree by the road like an oversized mourning dove(!!) and Horned Larks landing on the road in front of the car to pick salt off it. It was pretty wild.
Everybody out of the way! California Quail coming through!
Hi, I was told the auditions for the Bev Doolittle paintings were being held here?
Also I have a new camera and was trying it out a lot. This is not a bird. Just in case anyone was wondering.
]]>He declined very swiftly, which is usually a blessing with dogs–Monday he was stiff, as he usually was, and by Wednesday he couldn't stand up without help. His back had deteriorated to the point where he could no longer feel his hind legs, and then it was a matter of keeping him comfortable until Kevin got home from traveling and could be with him at the end.
He was twelve years old and a giant for a border, well outside breed standard, so this was pretty much a ripe old age.
It is the nature of herding dogs to divide the world into People and Sheep. Kevin was People. I was…well…the most senior of the Sheep. (I suspect Brandon was silently judging Kevin for carrying on with a Sheep, but such is the devotion of dogs that he allowed this baffling choice to go on.) I was mostly allowed to go about my business as long as Kevin was home, but when Kevin went on a trip, Brandon had to use his best judgment and felt that I needed to stick to a strict schedule and be in the bedroom by 9 pm at the latest. Deviation would be met with long, disappointed looks, and then he would shove his nose under my elbow and flip it up while I was trying to work and walk very close behind my knees if I got up to use the bathroom.
We miss him very badly. I wouldn't even mind being herded again.
Kevin had him since he was a tiny fuzzy puppy, so this is hardest for him. We are the sort of people who measure out our lives in pets, so we are as used to this as it's possible to be. It doesn't get easier, but it does get familiar, so there's that, at least.
May he herd all the things in heaven.
]]>So I have been having the week that will not die. Kevin had food poisoning, then I put him on a plane, then I had mega food poisoning, then I laid around for a day or two recuperating and by the time I could stay upright without lunging for the bathroom, Brandon the border collie was ill and I had to maneuver an elderly 75lb dog with bad hips into a car, a feat made (just barely) possible by all that mulch I throw around, and then I got home with Brandon and maneuvered him into the house to discover that the beagle had a limp, which meant I spent all day at the vet today.*
But this pales. Pales, I say! In comparison to what happened some days ago.
I received a text from my mother.
It said—I have it before me now—
"Still blizzards and extreme windchill and today my uterus fell out."
No, go back and re-read it.
I did.
Several times.
It is worth noting that this tells you a lot about my mother, and also about the weather in Upper Peninsula Michigan, which is so dire that it gets mentioned first. (Or maybe that's just my mother. The windchill would need to be measured in Kelvin before I mentioned that first.)
My reply was…well…honestly, I gotta say, there's only so many things you can say to this statement.
MOM: Also have been walking around with another infection for months
MOM: Yep. It's still attached, but now I know what it looks like.
ME: …please tell me you're messing with me and this is not a thing that happens.
MOM: Went to the doctor who was somewhat shocked. Says I need surgery.
ME: Get the surgery! I will pay for it! Oh god!
MOM: It does actually happen. If you google it you will be totally grossed out.**
ME: Excuse me, I have to go get a total hysterectomy right now.
Mom informed me that she was going to pick up my kid brother, and suddenly a thought occurred to me. It was a bad thought. It was a bad thought that became what is, possibly, the most unfortunate string of words I have ever had to type together in one place.
MOM: I shoved it back it. It seems to be staying put for now.
MOM: It's really much more inconvenient than painful.
There is another gap here, where I seem to recall wandering the kitchen making mewling noises like a baby raccoon that has fallen out of a tree and then perhaps been forced to read the collected works of the Nihilist philosophers
Eventually I rallied.
ME: I really want to be supportive right now, but I also need to drink until I do not remember this conversation, so I am conflicted.
MOM: Haha
At this point, I sought the comfort of several female friends, who largely reacted by going into the shower and sobbing and scrubbing themselves with steel wool, but my buddy Otter looked it up for me in between rocking and sobbing and determined that yes, this is actually a thing that happens.
(I am so sorry, readers, to inform you of this. Truly. But also glad that I am not suffering this knowledge alone.)
It is also–har har–hereditary.
Childbirth is the major contributing factor, thankfully, so I am probably in the clear. (Otter suggests I also avoid coughing for the rest of my natural life, and probably sneezing if I can help it.)
MOM: Also, if you are of Northern European descent, that makes it more likely.
ME: Excuse me while my cervix builds a moat and puts bars on the windows.
And then…
MOM: Thank you for making me laugh! Although I don't want to laugh too hard…
MOM: Nooo, too much laughing NOOOOO!
MOM: Plop
ME: Go watch Dr. Zhivago or something! Don't laugh!
MOM: Just kidding. Well, about that bit, not about the rest of it.
Yes, dear reader, that bit was my mother trolling me. Very successfully, might I add.
Anyway. If you don't want to google "uterine prolapse" (and Jesus, why would you?) it happens. It just sort of…falls forward and outward. There are a couple of methods of fixing it, most involving hysterectomy and a few involving silicone inserts. My mother goes in for surgery when her insurance okays things.
She is also in no pain, thinks it's funny–now–and adds that uteruses are astonishingly small. And was happy to have me blog about it. So. Um. Picture the "More You Know" rainbow going behind this post.
It's been a rough week, I won't lie, but this is arguably the single most wildly bizarre thing in it.
2015. Off to a helluva start. For everybody in the family.
*Official diagnosis: The beagle was so upset that Brandon got to ride in the car and he didn't that he tore around having hysterics, popped his patella out, and then popped it back in. He got his car ride, and also a nail trim and painkillers. Brandon got lots and lots of painkillers. I? Did not get painkillers. I got Pepto-Bismol. The universe is deeply flawed.
**She is not lying.
]]>It's called Pocosin and has a possum god. You can read it for free, though I hope you'll consider subscribing to one of the best little SF magazines around! (There's also an interview with me.)
Also, Dragonbreath #10 : Knight-Napped! hits the shelves today! Even if you don't buy a copy, totally go look at it in the store just to boggle at SOLID FOIL COVER!
(There are like mondo huge advertising things coming, none of which are quite done yet, but I will link when they go live, because they're just kinda neat and impressive.)
And I'm on the very last Hamster Princess 2 illustration, and if I can finish it today, this will be like Triple Threat Day.
]]>Some years I do indeed feel the rush of "It's the next year! Let's rock this!" and some years (like this one) I mostly just go…"Linear time. There's a thing. It's like next week, except I'm supposed to be excited."
Maybe this is a function of age.
Anyway, my writing output is pretty down these last few weeks, barring podcasts. All I have been doing is putzing around with the Ren'Py game engine and finishing up the last of the 300+ hamster illos for the first two hamster princess books. And I downloaded the Zombies Run 5K trainer.
So far–I've done two episodes–the first was fun, the second rather dull. It gets another shot–I think they had to establish a baseline or something–and if it doesn't get more engaging, I'm switching to the actual Zombies Run app, which is apparently a blast and has Margaret Atwood as a mad DJ or something.
(Although I must point out at this point that I do not run. There is no mere app that will cause me to do so. The only things that I will run for these days are connecting flights and maybe serial killers, and only if they have chainsaws.* There are sports bras that enable women of my topographic upper dimensions–or, as I prefer to be called, "F-class Destroyers"–to run, but they require specialty engineering. I have a sports bra that is slightly less specialized and I can speed walk, and that's as good as we're going to get. Also I get shin splints. The zombies will simply have to accept these limitations.)
And I made an image map in Ren'Py and I was super proud and it worked and everything and then I realized it was completely wrong for my game design, but still. I'M PROUD, DAMNIT.
Anyway, 2015, so far, so good, although I don't really feel like it will start until tomorrow, when it will be A Real Work Day With Real Work On A Real Schedule, and then we'll see how it goes.
*If it's just a knife, I'll take the hit.
]]>(I can only imagine what a horror this was for our teachers, now that I think of it–while we had the usual sort of school set-up, we were handed off to other teachers for Music and P. E., so you gotta imagine they heard different groups of small children singing Rudolph six to eight times a day.
…I have no idea why we were singing Rudolph in P.E., now that I think of it, but we were.)
Anyway, because of the way the verses are enunciated, the last line was always pronounced as "You'll go down in his story!"
Since nobody of my acquaintance prounounced "history" as "his story," it did not occur to me that this might refer to history rather than "his story." His, obviously, being Rudolph.
So being quite young–third and fourth grade, and I had skipped second, so around seven or eight–I figured that the song was, at this point, addressing the listener. Earlier in the song, "you" would even say it glowed, addressing the listener, and it would be nonsensical to say that Rudolph would go down in his own story, because of course he would. Everybody is in their own story. They're the main character.
Obviously, therefore, this song was promising that the listener would go down in Rudolph's story, just for having listened to (or perhaps sung) the song.
In my defense, it's not like the idea was totally without precedent. I mean, the shepherds didn't do jack in the Christmas story except have an angel show up and tell them a thing. Much of the Bible accessible to seven-year-olds with disturbingly high reading skills seemed to consist of people minding their own business and winding up immortalized in text because an angel showed up trumpeting "FEAR NOT!" or wheels of fire appeared or whatever.
I believe I pictured a list of names or something, or perhaps an enormous crowd of people. (Again, there was precedent! Santa had lists of names! The weird evangelical church my stepfather was dragging us to was big about names being writ and so forth and everybody else being banished to the pit, circa Revelations or so, and Christmas as a holiday was very muddled up between the sacred and secular for a seven-year-old.)
However, I was also as cynical as only a small child can be (anyone who thinks children are fountains of joyous innocence does not spend much time around them or has forgotten a LOT) and I figured that TONS of people had sung the Rudolph song over the years. And if every single one of us was going down in the story of Rudolph, that would be a long list of names. Too many to have any relevance. We would be a vast, faceless host. Lots of us would be dead, except historical people didn't exactly die, they just became fixtures of books, so I think I figured that we'd all be standing around in some weird historical not-dead fashion.
(I had no idea how old the song was, but since carols were all like super-old, presumably Benjamin Franklin and other personages would also be there. I remember Franklin specifically, because I was fond of the book about Amos the rat at the time. It would be okay to be in the crowd next to Franklin, but really, what were the odds?)
So Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer was promising that we would go down in Rudolph's story, but so would millions of other people, and at that point, why would you even bother? It was a stupid thing to promise, and nobody would ever read all those names or care about all the people who were supposedly going down in this story.
This bred an intense resentment of Rudolph and the song, which I have still not entirely shaken.
Everybody have a fabulous holiday, and please, if you go caroling, enunciate carefully. Think of the small cynical children!


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Nick Donato admitted that when he took over the Daily News League nearly a decade ago after the failed former commissionership whittled the participation to five teams that the longest tenured semi-professional league in Pennsylvania was close to folding.
Nearly a decade later, the DNL is as strong as ever.
Donato added four teams in the offseason — Carriage Inn, Cinello Insurance Agency, Hot Shots Saloon, Steele Town Inn — to bring the league to its highest number of participants in more than a decade.
With the retirement of long-time DNL manager Terry Thompson and his Liberty Boro franchise coupled with the exit of Day Toyota and the merger of Century 3 Chevrolet with Klingensmith Insurance along with the additions, the DNL will have a nine-team, 24-game schedule that will kick off its 85th season Monday.
"It's fantastic," said Donato, who is in his ninth year running the league and 31st associated with the DNL. "We were in a very perilous situation in 2005 when we had a problem with the Jefferson team that caused a mass exodus. The goal back then was to someday get back to double figures, and we almost got there. I am so happy to get to nine after the problems we had last year with the Jefferson team and going back to 2004."
Three of the four new teams will be made up of almost 100 percent new players.
• Steele Town Inn is based out of Forest Hills and will play its home games at Wylie Field.
• Cinello Insurance Agency and Hot Shots Saloon is a pair of former Palomino teams that are too old to play in that league now. Cinello Insurance will play at Millennium Field in Bethel Park. Hot Shots will play at South Park's Evans Field.
• Carriage Inn will play at South Allegheny and will be managed by Zac Grayson and be made up of some former Liberty Boro players.
Holdovers will be defending champion Bowser, Klingensmith Insurance, Clancy's Pub, Harvey Wilner's Tavern and regular-season champs Quinn Construction.
"It's nice to have some new blood in the league," Donato said.
The league underwent other changes like adding a sixth playoff team and seeing polarizing Clancy's Pub player/manager Lou Kammermeier quit and become part of the DNL umpiring crew, but no change this season will mimic the sweeping change made last year.
For the first time since the early 1970s, the DNL went to wooden bats, and it was monumental game-changer.
Home runs went down from 69 to 18; the league batting average dipped from .351 to .238; and runs went from 13.1 per game to 7.3.
"I loved it as a coach," veteran Quinn player/coach Jeff Rubinsak said. "I probably wouldn't have loved it back in my prime as a player because I wouldn't have been as good as a player. In my opinion, it's good for the league."
The league voted to unanimously to use wooden bats this season.
"The games were lower scoring, and there was more strategy," Donato said. "It brought defense into the game, and it was all around good for the league."
Ironically, the team that didn't hit a home run last year was the team that won it all. Bowser, who won six consecutive titles from 2005-10 before losing in 2011, beat Quinn in four games last year to claim its seventh title in eight years.
The Twins return virtually its entire roster from a 20-10 team of a year ago, including veterans Dalaine Ofchinick, Jim Onder, Mike Finocchi and Brian Grise.
"The trophy is back where it belongs, and it's not going anywhere this year," Bowser manager Andy Brettschneider said.
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Quickies!: Holly Madison To Become "Dancing" Queen
There's speculation that Holly Madison will replace Jewel, who has been struggling with tendinitis, on "Dancing with the Stars." Despite being Hef's number one chick for awhile, Holly doesn't look rhythmic. [Us Weekly] Couples who use a DVR to record TV shows are happier than those who don't. They don't fight over what…
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Poll: Heidi Klum Vs. Aubrey O'Day, Who Has The Sexiest Cover?
Heidi Klum is featured on the March cover of German GQ wearing only nail polish and makeup. Aubrey O'Day, surprisingly, is fully clothed on Playboy's March cover, although her dress and heels are so close in color to her skin that she is meant to look naked. Who do you think has the sexier cover?
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February 12, 2009
Britney Spears To Appear On Project Runway?
In case ya'll missed it, Britney's birthday was this week, and rumormongers duly noted that Heidi Klum showed up at Britney's birthday bash. What does it all mean? It could be that Klum is courting the beweaved one for an appearance on an upcoming season of "Project Runway." Which would certainly be, um, interesting. "'Heidi'…
Susannah Breslin
December 5, 2008
Save Project Runway!
We love "Project Runway" like Anna Wintour loves wearing black shades at night. We just can't live without it! As fierce fans, we're already super nervous about the network switch. Who knows what Lifetime, home of sappy made-for-TV chick flicks, will do with our straight shootin' Tim Gunn?! They've already got…
October 31, 2008
Quick Pic: Got Heidi?
In case you don't speak German, "wunderbar" means "wonderful." It also happens to be the name of my very favorite candy bar.
Catherine Strawn
October 17, 2008
The Daily Squeeze: Leap Years, Heidi Klum In Traditional Bavarian Dress, And Britney's Comeback
Do you remember how we told you last February that it's a longstanding tradition for women to propose to men on leap year day? Well, Amy Adams is going to star in a movie about that very thing! [E Online] Heidi Klum will appear in a new Got Milk? ad dressed…
Catherine Strawn
October 16, 2008
Project Runway: The Cop Out
Looks We Liked: Jerell's Jewel Of A Dress; Leanne's Soft Stunner The designers had to create gowns inspired by photos taken at the New York Botanical Garden. There were a lot of tears on the runway this week, so I guess the producers decided to keep the drama flowing because the judges didn't eliminate anyone…
Annika Harris
October 2, 2008
Worst Moments Of The Boring Emmy Awards
The 60th Primetime Emmy Awards honored and celebrated the best of TV entertainment yesterday, but unfortunately the award ceremony itself was not entertaining. The award winners were either obvious and dull or unexpected and disappointing. And since most of the winners are from niche cable shows, the jokes didn't tie the ceremony together.
Annika Harris
September 22, 2008
Fashion Week: Models Who Do More
During Fashion Week it's easy to forget some of the pretty ladies walking down the runway do more than just act as coat hangers for fabulously over-priced garments. That's why our girls at Glam put together this list of models who do more. The (oft over-used) term supermodel gets tossed around a lot.
Claudia Crousillat
September 11, 2008
Project Runway Designers Demonstrate Why More Clothes Aren't Green
From left: Jerrell's monstrosity; Why the heck did Joe cut a circle out of the front of his dress and put a crystal border around the hole?; Kelli had a vision for her dress -- it just wasn't a good one. [Photos: Bravo] On last night's episode of Project Runway (I'm sorry if you missed…
Catherine Strawn
July 24, 2008
The Ins And Outs Of Project Runway
While watching Project Runway's season premiere and the promo videos for tonight's episode, we noticed that some of the contestants (and Heidi) have awesome personal style. Others, on the other hand, have questionable style. Now, this doesn't mean the clothes they design are awful, but I think it does say something…
Catherine Strawn
July 23, 2008
Quick Pic: Heidi Klum And The Cartoon Heidi Klum
Heidi is awfully excited about a cartoon version of her that isn't even as attractive as the real Heidi. But then, is anything as attractive as the real Heidi? [New York City, 7/15/08]…
Catherine Strawn
July 15, 2008
Frisky Quote Of The Day: Heidi Klum
"Seal and I feel very lucky that we found each other. He's my best friend. He would never go in through a door first. He always opens the door for me and steps back so I walk through." -- Heidi Klum [AHN]…
Catherine Strawn
June 11, 2008
Extravagant And Strange Celeb Gifts
David Beckham recently bought Victoria a vineyard in California's Napa Valley. Apparently the two developed a passion for wine while they were in Spain (which also happens to be when Becks developed a passion for the nanny). But don't think you'll be able to go to the liquor store and pick up a bottle of…
Catherine Strawn
June 2, 2008
Bravo To Tim Gunn
If you're between the ages of 23-39, consider Tim Gunn to be your gay crush, and have a closet full of fashion no-no's, THIS is your big chance! Season Two of Gunn's show Tim Gunn's Guide to Style is going to begin taping in May and they're looking for makeover candidates. Tim Gu…
April 15, 2008
Poll: Was The Project Runway Finale In Or Out?
Amelia McDonell-Parry
March 6, 2008
Heidi Klum & Seal — Cute Couple Alert!
Amelia McDonell-Parry
February 19, 2008
What's New Pussycat?
Sixty-something Sex Bomb Tom Jones has taken out a whopping $7 million insurance policy on his chest hair. While we're not sure if that includes the trail that leads to the Golden Girls' promise land, we are sure that it is a waste of money. What's he afraid of -- a waxident? The insurance company,…
February 8, 2008
Heidi Klum, Bid Your Singing Career "Auf Wiedersehen!"
Just because you're the cutest celebrity couple of the moment does not mean you should pull a Marc Anthony and J.Lo and do a duet together in front of a nationwide audience at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. Seal, you are in, Heidi you are out! [Red Lasso]…
Amelia McDonell-Parry
December 5, 2007
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Jennifer Lawrence Is Not In A Fight With David O….
Rumors are flying about a shouting match Jennifer Lawrence reportedly had with director David O. Russell on the set of the upcoming film "Joy," but J.Law says he was just helping her prep for a fight scene they were about to film. [Page Six, E!] The final tweet of the…
Claire Hannum
February 27, 2015
Watch Meryl Streep's Cut Original Song From "Into The…
An original song was written for Meryl Streep to sing in the film adaptation of "Into the Woods" about her love-hate feelings toward Rapunzel, but it was cut before the film reached its final version. In this clip, director Rob Marshall explains why the song was ditched - a move that Stephen Sondheim, James Lapine and Meryl all…
Claire Hannum
February 27, 2015
Leonard Nimoy, Star Trek's Beloved Captain Spock, Has…
Long before Zachary Quinto's eyebrows were getting Chris Pine out of intergalactic jams, the Vulcan who won over the hearts of a universe was actor Leonard Nimoy, "Star Trek"'s original Captain Spock, was charming audiences everywhere with his resolute pragmatism aboard the Starship Enterprise. The 83-year old actor passed away at home in Beverly Hills on Friday…
Beejoli Shah
February 27, 2015
Kanye Almost Got A Face Tattoo
Kanye was thisclose to getting a face tattoo early this morning in London when Kim managed to intercept. Instead, he got his late mother's and North's birth dates tattooed on his wrists in Roman numerals. [Page Six] The dancing baby from "Ally McBeal" is now a terrifying digital dancing grown-up. [NYMag.com]…
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Nas - Hero ft. Keri Hilson
Artist: Nas
Featuring: Keri Hilson
Producer: Polow da Don
Album: Untitled
Avg Rating: 4.6 ( 150 votes )
Nas is all about controversy. After "Baracking" the mic on his mixtape jam, Black President, the Brooklyn lyricist is back with Hero, the first official single off his Untitled album. As can be expected, Nas is his typical brutally honest self, cramming a handful of provocative rhymes into every bar with a furious intensity. His three verses are backed by the unlikely production of Polow Da Don, who provides an energetic beat laced with a music box synth dancing above epic drums. While nobody really knows what to expect from Untitled, which drops July 15, songs like Hero indicate that Nasir Jones is once again out for blood. Let's just hope that the album lives up to all its hype, because the man is already angry enough as it is.
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Snow is narrowing streets in the City of Robbinsdale, leaving little room for emergency vehicles to safely pass.
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... ... with my doctors blessing. It has been fine (120/78) since then but seem to have gained a lot of weight for no reason... Could this be a side effect??
I quit taking Lisinopril several months ago due to my blood pressure becoming extremely low(85/58)?
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Hi,I'm sorry tht your having the problems your having,but it seems to me only because I take the lisinopril,you may have gained wait because of your body swelling up with fluid(fluid weight),did your lisinopril have the diuretic in it? Mine does&lord knows I'd swell so much if I didn't have tht Med n the bloodpressure Med,but if ur doing good not taking the lisinopril,but having trouble w/weight gain,if its true water weight gain,then your Dr can prescribe you a diuretic alone. I hope IV helped&I pray you find your peace. GOD BLESS
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Fill the Boot Raises Over $9,000
BANGOR - Mainers raised just over $9,000 "Filling the Boot" along with firefighters, to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
BANGOR - Mainers raised just over $9,000 "Filling the Boot" along with firefighters, to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
AUGUSTA - Stairwells void of foot steps, halls empty of lawmakers. The state house is usually engulfed in sound -- the scramble of lawmakers and staffers.
BANGOR - The latest production by the Penobscot Theatre Company is receiving rave reviews.
MAINE - Destructive Winter Moths are back, and they're invading more of Maine than before.
HERMON - A Hermon business plans to create nearly 2 dozen jobs. Ntension Corporation is a wholesale manufacturer of tension-fabric structures. The business is moving to a new 40,000 square foot facility this spring, allowing them to add more than 20 jobs over the next 2 years.
BANGOR - The Bangor City Council is talking charter schools once again. Councilors first approved a six-month moratorium on new charter schools in June, but its expiration is fast approaching.
ORONO - Brown Thursday, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday are now in the books, but there's another day you may not know about - Green Monday.
BANGOR - A winter storm named Dion made its way into New England, and our area, Monday. While not the first storm of the season, it still caught some drivers off guard.
WINTERPORT - Waldo County Sheriff's are investigating an accident in the town of Winterport.
BANGOR -- The man accused of trying to kill another with a knife in Orono over the weekend -- was in court Monday.
KNOX - A fire in Knox Monday had over 10 Volunteer Fire Departments fighting the flames for hours.
ELLSWORTH - Many shoppers continue to plug away at their Christmas lists, others are picking up items in layaway -- items they got a jump on over the summer.
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A man has been arrested in connection with a shooting over the weekend in Gardiner. A woman had to be airlifted to a hospital Saturday night after suffering a gunshot wound in her home on the Costello road. Her boyfriend, 38 year old Sean Kingstone of Wiscasset was there when the shooting took place, but had left before police arrived. He turned himself in for questioning this morning and was arrested after being interviewed. Kingstone is charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm and additional charges are pending. The woman, who is in her 30's, is expected to recover.
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Values: The president's coming out in favor of gay marriage shows he's to the left of most black Americans — and willing to throw his most loyal backers under the gay pride float.
Under pressure to assuage the gay lobby and young voters ahead of November, Obama on Wednesday told ABC News "it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that I think same-sex couples should be able to get married."
By finally taking the controversial stance, which won't go over well in the black community, he's clearly counting on African-American voters remaining loyal to him this election out of racial pride and a habit of voting Democrat.
But he may have miscalculated.
Gay marriage is highly unpopular among black voters — and he'll need every one of them to beat presumptive GOP foe Mitt Romney.
A new Gallup poll shows that 55% of blacks oppose sanctioning gay unions vs. 48% of Americans overall.
And they are at odds with the president in a key Southern battleground state he's gone all out to keep in his win column. Propelled by black voters and evangelicals, North Carolinians on Tuesday overwhelmingly passed a ban on gay marriages.
Majority black counties in North Carolina that had strongly backed Obama in 2008 just as strongly supported the state amendment to ban gay marriage.
The issue is expected to resurface this September when Democrats converge on Charlotte, N.C., to hammer out an official party platform at their national convention. Obama campaign co-chair Caroline Kennedy on Monday said she wants to include support for gay marriage in the platform.
If the Democrat confab ends up looking like a gay pride parade, even more black voters could be put off,
And not just in North Carolina. Recall that a whopping 70% of African-American voters in California rejected gay marriage when it came to a vote in 2008.
The timing of Obama's decision is no coincidence.
It came just a day before he's due to jet off to a huge Hollywood fundraiser hosted by George Clooney. His campaign, stung by slowing cash flows, reportedly hopes to haul in $12 million from the star-studded dinner.
Obama may think losing big gay donations — one in six Obama campaign bundlers is gay — would be worse than losing black voters. We're not so sure. Polls show the race neck-and-neck. And with the recovery flagging again, Obama will need every vote he got in 2008 to win.
That means firing up and turning out the base like he did back then. He won 96% of the African-American vote in 2008. But enthusiasm has waned, with his support among blacks now down to 88%.
Coming out in support of gay marriage may also look craven and political to independents, who already seem to be tilting in favor of Romney. Obama has flip-flopped on the issue at least five times during different election campaigns throughout his public career.
In the final analysis, however, few Americans probably believe the president has truly "evolved." He has simply taken his chances as he sees them.
The real Obama is a hard-core leftist waiting for his big opportunity to take the mask off. If reelected, he will run wild on every area of policy, homosexuality being no exception.
On Wednesday, the fate of ObamaCare is in front of the Supreme Court again. At stake are the subsidies intended to make ObamaCare plans "affordable." The letter of the law allows consumers to get subsidies only in the 14 states that set up their own exchanges, not in the rest that didn't. But the ...
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Virginia aggregate producers win statewide awards
VTCA, in conjunction with the Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy - Division of Mineral Mining, presented statewide awards.
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VTCA endorses Terry McAuliffe for Governor
The Virginia Transportation Construction Alliance (VTCA) announced Thursday its endorsement of Terry McAuliffe for Governor.
VTCA, an association that represents industries involved in transportation infrastructure, also said it endorses 17 members of the House of Delegates for re-election.
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Since I am past the SOL on this account should i just send letter to only contact via mail as this is a time barred account ? Then just wait until it falls off or gets closer to falling off then dispute?
another question.. this CA (asset acceptance) also has that they are the factoring company on my CR however from what I read that means they are stating they are original debtor?
If you send the C&D letter it will exclude any further communication. You can't just pick how they contact you, you can only request they not contact you at work. This will prevent you from any attempts with them to remove the TL.
The fact that they are listing themselves as a Factoring Company isn't relevant. It does however give them the ability to change certain items on the TL and to report some things that only an OC can. Now if they choose to go this route, then you will have a valid complaint, and yes I've used that for deletion.
Factoring companies are recognized and legitimate businesses.
It is not the reporting per se as a factoring company that gives rise to the problems with some debt collectors, it is their resulting interpretation that being a factor on the debt somehow converts their collection into an installment account with the consumer. It is that additional reporting that is, in the view of most, clearly improper.
Since they have this la count listed as an installment account and they are the factoring company, should I dreariest a dv from them then dispute with CRA? Sorry for so many questions,,, new to this
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If accuracy of reported information is at issue, it should be addressed by way of dispute of its accuracy under the FCRA. Entirely different process. Either of the two dispute processes have a 30'ish day period for them to investigate and provide verification, correct their reporting, or delete their reporting.
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We are thinking of traveling by small RV to Cincinnati for the World Choir Games being held July 4 - 14 this year. Can someone help me with places we could park in the city? We haven't done this before. but we have been wanting to try a small RV and I thought with how crowded and expensive the hotels will be this would be a good time to try it.
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Interesting question. They probably haven't gotten to that part of the planning yet. Here is the web site (you probably already have it). You might ask that question there. http://www.2012worldchoirgames.com/
Just let me say that parking in the city will probably be expensive also (for instance it goes up for Bengals games, etc.). They may have parking with shuttles in certain areas (like Union Terminal) which may accommodate a small RV. If you are talking about actually living in the RV in the city I can't think of anyplace you can do that.
My first thought would be that you may be better off in a hotel (other than staying in the city it may be convenient and may be cheaper to stay in Northern Kentucky). -
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I am with the World Choir Games team and happened to see this. Check out this link ... The only one I am familiar with is Winton Woods, which is a nice place in a good location. Nice park overall there. Probably 15-18 miles from downtown but you can map that. A good option for you.
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New Afghan militia sets its sights on ISIL 'Marg' vigilante group vows to safeguard northern Afghanistan from armed factions amid reports of ISIL infiltration. War & Conflict, Asia, Afghanistan
Devastation and disease after deadly Malawi floods Tens of thousands stranded after southern Africa country's record floods face rising risk of disease outbreak. Humanitarian crises, Africa, Malawi
The SystemProsecutorial MisconductThe System examines two cases where prosecutorial misconduct may have led to wrongful imprisonment. Crime, Law, United States
Talk to Al JazeeraPrince Ali of Jordan: 'Bring back FIFA's reputation'The FIFA presidential candidate explains why he is challenging Sepp Blatter and how he plans to reform the organisation.Sport, Middle East, FIFA
Al Jazeera WorldAhalil: Music of the Red OasisThe music of the Algerian Sahara, known as Ahalil, is a key part of a way of life that has survived for centuries.Arts & Culture, Algeria, Music
People & PowerKilling the BallPeople & Power investigates how a match-fixer and his syndicate corrupted global football.Sport, Football, Corruption