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As a small family breeder our dogs and puppies enjoy socialization by us, our two kids and their friends. As part of our family, our doodles not only enjoy our property they also join us at all kinds of extracurricular activities, which also allows us to socialize our dogs in the public too. Many of our breeding females live with us, but we also have many others living in guardian homes. Originally while searching for a new dog for our family I had no idea that there was such a thing as an allergy-friendly breed or even one that is low to non-shedding. The non-shedding was a bonus that we didn't expect. As an allergy sufferer I was so excited to find the Australian Labradoodle. As a kid growing up on a smaller animal farm I enjoyed all of our animals. We had dogs, cats, chickens, pigs, sheep and cows. My brothers, sisters and I showed our pigs and cows in 4-H, which was a wonderful experience for me. Dennis also raised animals a youth, particularly dogs and birds. As parents we want our children to have the same wonderful experiences that we had raising animals. We also want to share the joy and companionship that we receive from our dogs with others. Breed History Origin In the early 80's most guide dogs were Labrador Retrievers. This was a problem for allergy sufferers who needed the assistance from a guide dog. As breeding manager for the Royal Guide Dog Association of Australia, Wally Conron was determined to create a guide dog suitable for his client. She needed a sight assist guide dog that was also allergy free for her husband who suffered from allergies to dog hair. When Wally bred his Labrador to a Poodle to create the first litter of Labradoodles he only received 3 puppies. Only one puppy out of this litter proved to be allergy-free. Though challenging Wally prevailed and learned by 1989 that his creation of the Labradoodle would become a sensation. Many breeders in Australia realized that to get a consistent confirmation, coat type and temperament they needed to introduce other breeds into the Labradoodle. Per ALAA regulations and guidance the Australian Labradoodle is considered to be a cross between the Poodle, Cocker Spaniel and Labrador Retriever, and the Labradoodle is a cross between a Labrador Retriever and Poodle. Types of Labradoodles F1 – This is a cross between a Labrador Retriever and a Poodle. This dog is NOT Hypo-allergenic or shed-free. It may not be suitable for anyone with asthma or allergies to dogs. F1B – This is an F1 bred back to a Labrador Retriever or a Poodle, typically a Poodle. The F1B is slightly Multi-generational – Also known as multi-gen, this is the result of the pairing one multi-gen to multi-gen or an F1B to another F1B. Northwest Australian Labradoodles only breeds the Multi-gen to Multi-gen crosses that parentage originated from Australia. This is the best choice for anyone with allergies or asthma due to their low to non-shedding and hypo-allergenic qualities. Breed Standard The Australian Labradoodle is an extraordinarily sociable friendly family companion. They have a wonderfully playful, witty and easy to train. There are three sizes of Australian Labradoodles: Standard, Medium and Mini. For more on Australian Labradoodle breed standards, visit the International Labradoodle Association
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This is a pistachio flavored shake that I came up with one busy morning for my son. He loved it because it was green and walked around the rest of the day doing lat spreads that "ripped" his shirt. I loved it because it only added 19 calories to my protein shake.
- 2 scoops vanilla protein
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David Cameron has reacted to the death of the only person convicted of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing by saying he "should never have been released".
Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, 60, has died at his home in Libya. His prostate cancer had led to his 2009 release from prison in Scotland on compassionate grounds.
The prime minister said it was "a day to remember the 270 people" killed in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103.
Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond said the investigation was still live.
The bombing in December 1988 remains the deadliest terrorist incident ever to have taken place on British soil.
All 259 people aboard the plane, which was travelling from London to New York, were killed, along with 11 others on the ground.
Megrahi was found guilty of the bombing in 2001.
Two years later it was established that the minimum term he must serve in jail before being allowed to apply for parole would be 27 years, backdated to 1999, after European law required Scotland's courts to set more precise sentences.
Here in Lockerbie they do not dwell on the memories of the night it rained fire. The small market town has moved on.
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And in recent months, without fuss, the police investigation into the bombing, which never closed, has been stepped up.
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However, he was released in 2009 when he was said to have only months to live.
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But other relatives have campaigned on behalf of Megrahi.
Jim Swire, whose daughter Flora was killed in the bombing, is a member of the Justice for Megrahi campaign.
He said he believed there was evidence yet to be released which could prove his innocence.
And Jean Berkley, whose son Alistair died in the atrocity, said the Libyan's death would not change her determination to see a full public inquiry.
"I would say our focus has never been on Megrahi, he is part of a much larger picture. His death does not change anything and we still want an inquiry," she said.
"There are still all these unanswered questions and his death doesn't change that."
Answering questions from journalists, Mr Cameron dismissed calls for an inquiry into Megrahi's conviction, which the Libyan always contested.
The prime minister said: "This has been thoroughly gone through.
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"I'm very clear that the court case was properly done and properly dealt with."
But Mr Salmond told the BBC it had always been Scottish prosecutors' case that Megrahi "acted in concert with others in an act of state-sponsored terrorism".
Mr Salmond said Scotland's criminal justice authorities would "rigorously pursue any new lines of inquiry", and said the new Libyan government had indicated it would co-operate with the investigation.
Scotland's senior law officer the Lord Advocate, Frank Mulholland QC, who visited Libya earlier this month, said the investigation into the bombing would continue "to bring to justice the others involved".
Mr Salmond said Megrahi's relatives could still posthumously appeal against his conviction by applying to the Scottish Criminal Case Review Commission.
He added: "Mr Megrahi's death ends one chapter of the Lockerbie case, but it does not close the book."
Shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander said it was a day to remember "all victims" of the Lockerbie bombing "who still live with the terrible loss they suffered that day because of a despicable act of terrorism".
Former Liberal Democrat leader and Scottish QC Sir Menzies Campbell said the decision to release the Libyan had been ill-judged, and "undermined confidence in the Scottish legal system".
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The rule about hitting the puck across the red center line and having it cross the defendant's goal line will result in a penalty. The teams have to have a face off. It must take a lot of practice to control the puck on the slippery ice and keep it from going over the opponent's goal line.
The good players know how to keep control by using short strokes and maneuvering around the opponents. Passing back and forth to players is important too.
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"Shortnin' Bread" (also spelled "Shortenin' Bread," "Short'nin' Bread," or "Sho'tnin' Bread") (Roud 4209) is a song by James Whitcomb Riley.
"Shortnin' Bread" is often thought of as a traditional plantation song. However the first version was written by white poet James Whitcomb Riley in 1900. His song was named "A Short'nin' Bread Song—Pieced Out", the chorus of which is:
Titled "Shortened Bread", E.C. Perrow published the first folk version of this song in 1915, which he collected from East Tennessee in 1912.[2] The folk version of the song—as with Riley's— does not have any distinct theme, but consists of various floating lyrics, some relating to "shortnin' bread", some not. The traditional chorus associated with the folk song goes:
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Covanta Energy's waste-to-energy facility takes municipal solid waste and produces electricity in a less-polluting way than old-time incinerators.
IST Energy's truck-sized Green Energy Machine will turn trash into electricity and heat at Air Force base in demo project.
With grants from the EPA, innovative techniques are turning food waste into energy to power this San Francisco Bay Area wastewater treatment facility.
Ze-gen, which has a gasification process that can transform construction debris into electricity, raises $20 million in a funding round led by a conglomerate based in Oman.
The company converts municipal solid waste, including sewage sludge, into a solid that can be burned as fuel.
The company plans to open a test facility later this month which will use gasification to convert waste to electricity.
A gasification system is set to convert more than 90 percent of the Denver Zoo's waste into energy that can, among other things, fuel a rickshaw.
Columbia University researchers estimate 5.2 million U.S. homes could be powered annually by energy derived from non-recycled plastics, and 16.2 million from municipal solid waste.


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I was wondering if I could get a very simplified (almost elementary) description of how generators and alternators work.
Hopefully this information will still be useful to you. I must qualify the answers that I will give by saying that I am a mechanical engineer and thus may not have as strong an understanding of alternators and generators as my electrical counterparts, however, I will do my best. As I understand it, alternators and generators both work basically the same except that the alternating current produced naturally in a rotating machine is rectified in a DC alternator within the commutator or brushes. What you are trying to do with an alternator is generate electricity from shaft power. Either you provide a magnetic field in field windings (the stator) by passing current through the windings or you provide the magnetic field with magnets attached to the rotor. Because of the mutual inductance that occurs as a conductor moves relative to a magnetic field, the motion of the rotor can be used to essentially "push" the electrons along, thereby inducing a current. When you attach the alternator to a load (bank of resistors, starter motor, batteries for charging, etc.) then current begins to flow and does work. At times like this, I wish that I could draw you a picture. Just remember that mutual inductance between the magnetic field and a current carrying conductor that is moving relative to the field is at the heart of it.
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So I bought this Nutri-ox noticeably thin for color treated hair 30 day starter kit. I haven't noticed any results yet but its only been a week. I do like that it tingles and feels much cleaner. I don't wash it everyday, about every other day. I am hoping that it works because I used to have such very thick hair and now I can notice thinning spots on the crown and front hairline. I will update in a couple weeks to tell you how it goes.
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I used the starter kit for these products. The small trial bottles lasted me about 6 weeks- giving me a full inch and a half of growth in that time! I just purchased the full-size bottles which are HUGE (12oz!) for $6 a pop! Seriously! I think it's safe to say that this is my ultimate holy grail shampoo & conditioner! Miracle products if you're looking for optimal hair growth. :)
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I am reviewing the spray treatment 3C...
I think it helped a little with my hair loss or is just a coincidence because I'm using a shampoo for hair loss too but I won't buy it again because it makes my hair oily. I only used it at night if I knew I was taking a shower first thing in the morning and it's impossible to use it twice a day like it says on the bottle.
I have easy to care for hair but thought I's like it thicker. THis shamppo made it dry, damaged and thin-looking. Ugh! Throwing it out!
I am a hairdresser and through word of mouth I heard about this brand so I decided to purchase it as my hair was feeling crap from dying it.
after a week of using the shampoo conditioner and spray treatment I noticing my hair had snapped in certain places. ... I later noticed that the places it had snapped was where I was spraying the treatment. It has left my hair dull lifeless and uneven in length. I have never been so disgusted with a hair product in all the years I have been a hairdresser. I have never had breakage before and I now look like I have alopecia. So I recommend noone uses this product EVER
The last time I was getting highlights, my long-time stylist said to me, "What's going on with all this new hair?!"
She pulled up pieces of my hair, section by section, and showed me how I have thousands tiny new hairs - between 1/2" and 1 1/2" long - under my shoulder-length bob.
At first I panicked, thinking that I'd been breaking off hair with the velcro rollers I use several times a week. But then she pointed out how healthy all the little baby hairs were. They're very very fine, but so is the rest of the hair on my head.
Thinking back, I had noticed a lot of tiny hairs while I was styling, mostly around my upper temples. But I didn't think too much of it. Now that the stylist pointed the new hair out, I've taken a closer look. I can see that at the front of my hair, where I used to be self conscious that the hair was so thin you could see my scalp, the "baldness" not as noticeable. And at my crown, I have a little bit of a cowlick again. I thought that just disappeared because the hair went limp as I aged, but now I think it was because I was thinning so much.
I had literally forgotten that I started using this shampoo and conditioner. I bought it ages ago and never used it. It was one of those things I bought on impulse, got it home, sighed, and thought to myself "Just give up - you probably just got scammed again with a gimmick." And then just stored it away.
And with all my shampoos, I transfer the contents of the packaging they come in into decorative pump bottles I keep in my shower. So I often don't consciously think about what products I'm using. The Nutri-Ox was just pulled out from under the sink a couple months ago, worked into the rotation, and I just matter-of-factly kept washing and conditioning my hair as usual.
Bottom line, I didn't mean to do this experiment, but as verified by my stylist who showed me new hair growth all over my head: THIS STUFF WORKS!
EDITED TO ADD 4/17/14: I downgraded this to three stars. First, I got a message here from cphillips88 that pretty much restated her own review. That's fine. Others' mileage may vary. But it made me monitor hair loss. I found less loss than normal in the shower and less loss than normal in the hairbrush. Still, she is the second person reviewing this product to say that it causes breakage. So it gives me some pause. Second, despite the fact that I have the version for color treated hair, I have to say that no product has ever messed with my hair color so badly. And I don't even usually shop for products for color treated hair! This product is definitely not for people who have highlights or any kind of color enhancement. Third, and finally, while there's the chance that it's doing wonders for my scalp, the hair itself has rarely looked worse. Unmanageable, flyaway, tangled - you name it. It boils down to ugly.
The search continues.
This is just for the shampoo, as I haven't used the conditioner or serum.
It took me a few weeks to really like this shampoo. It smells lovely, but it can feel a little bit stripping, which was worrying me (and thus why I use a different brand of conditioner)...and for the first 3-4 weeks, my hair seemed to still be falling out at exactly the same rate.
But I decided to finish the bottle, and I'm so glad that I did. Around week 5, my hair fallout significantly lessened, and now, by week 8, I only lose...maybe three hairs per shower. Unheard of for me, who normally sheds like a cat.
On top of that, my hair has more body now...and I realized that my scalp no longer feels as barren. I have hundreds of short little sprouts of hair popping up, about 2-3 inches long, and growing fast. But more than that, my normal length hair? it's grown. It had stalled at a certain length for about a year, but it's like I suddenly looked in the mirror one day, and I had long hair. I'd say it's grown 2.5 inches in these 8 weeks. AMAZING.
If you're having trouble getting your hair to grow with other products, or you're experiencing a thinning scalp, I would recommend trying this shampoo out. Just remember to give it some time to take effect, and use a good conditioner with it! :)
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My mother is 65, and her hair was extremely thin where you could see her scalp, especially on top. She has been using this system faithfully for a year now, and her hair is so healthy and full. You can't see her scalp anymore! Once my current shampoo and conditioner is out, I'm switching.
*Note* She also takes 10,000 MCG Biotin tablets from Walmart, but didn't notice a major improvement until using the Nutri-Ox system.
So far so good. I've been using this for a week everyday and no bad reactions. My hair seems to be slowing down to a normal shed rate since I started using this but it's still a bit early in the game. If anything changes I'll update my review, as for now it's awesome. I will say though that the serum seriously burns skin so be careful with it. I bought the system for noticeably thin color treated hair.
Update: My hair has stopped falling out, I'm so thrilled right now. I've also started to see regrowth. I plan on making this my perm hair system.
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Project Description Rack It Valet is a bicycle rack for temporary event parking in and around major cities. The need for bicycle valet service, similar to a coat check, is growing within bicycle communities around the world. With the bicyclists knowledge that they can ride to one of many events and park their bike with a valet bicycle service attendant gives a sense of security to the cyclist to enjoy his/her time at the event knowing their bicycle will be there when they are finished. At the same time it will relieve sidewalk congestion of 100's of bicycles that show up in a neighborhood, i.e. DUMBO for the Brooklyn Flea, that get locked to anything and everything imaginable. Rack It Valet provides more capacity per foot through its use of staggering the bicycles. It is collapsible for transportation and storage, and uses quick release clamps for easy setup. The use of modular units allows it to grow in length for larger parking lot spaces.
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A collection of historical dramas that highlight the British Monarchy. I have intentionally omitted Shakespeare and any mini-series. Please feel…
- Becket
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- A Man for All Seasons
- Anne of the Thousand Days
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- The Lunchbox
- Tom at the Farm
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Yaeger's Farm Market
Farm products available for purchase include plants, fresh fruits and vegetables, plus a wide variety of Amish jams and jellies. A pumpkin patch and corn maze are featured in the fall.
CITY: DeKalb
Urbana's Market at the Square
Join thousands of residents and visitors during Market season and connect with growers at Urbana's Market at the Square. Choose locally-raised foods and treasure-hunt among the art and craft vendor booths. Gather information about local non-profits, schools and other community groups on our Community Row. Catch up with friends, take in a set from local performers, and enjoy the public square atmosphere the Market has to offer. Saturday morning at Urbana's Market at the Square is one of our city's signature institutions. It's a great way to kick off your weekend! Open May through November.
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The 200 Acres
Located in the heart of Illinois' Amish country, The 200 Acres is a working farm that features beautiful gardens, including a spectacular collection of more than 5,000 mums, and offers its heirloom seeds for sale. The 200 Acres is especially known for its more than 300 varieties of rare pumpkins, squash and gourds from around the globe that are grown right on the farm and displayed in its Great Pumpkin Patch from mid-September through October 31 every year. The on-site Homestead Bakery sells made-from-scratch goodies such as pies and angel food cake during spring, summer and fall.
CITY: Arthur
Susie's Garden Patch
Find u-pick asparagus, strawberries, tomatoes and pumpkins. Roadside produce includes sweet corn, muskmelons, peppers and pumpkins. Susie's hosts a Strawberry Festival every June.
CITY: Garden Prairie
Sunnyfield Greenhouse & Garden Center
Professional growers offering 1200 varieties of annuals, perennials, grasses, vegetables & vines. Heirloom tomatoes a specialty. Visit the expanded display gardens to gather ideas and shop a variety of unique gifts and planters for your garden. Landscape design and installation available. Open April 1 through October 31.
CITY: Galva
Rendleman Orchards Farm Market
Tree ripened peaches & nectarines from July - August, and apples from September - December. This farm market is open 7 days a week with seasonal produce, preserves, pickles and other specialty food items and gifts.
CITY: Alto Pass
Prairie Fruits Farm
Prairie Fruit farms is a farm-to-table experience located in Champaign, IL that celebrates eating locally and sustainably. Working with Culinary Institute of America trained chefs they create multi-course meals using only the freshest local ingredients. Many of the vegetables and fruits come from the farm, as well as the milk, eggs and cheeses. You can even take farm tours and learn how they harvest the crops and milk their large herd of sheep for the creation of cheeses and milk. Perfect for kids of all ages.
CITY: Champaign
Oswego Country Market
Fresh produce, herbs, flowers, plants and homemade goods are some of the sights and smells at this old-fashioned summer market, held on Sundays, June through September, from 9am-1pm on Main Street in downtown Oswego.
CITY: Oswego
Orangeville Farmers Market
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CITY: Orangeville
Mileur Orchard
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CITY: Murphysboro
Lincoln's Farmer's Market
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CITY: Lincoln
Huron Farm Market
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CITY: Eleroy
Herrin Farmers Market
Local farmer's market with large selection of fruits, local specialties, organic food, vegetables, and crafts.
CITY: Herrin
Green City Outdoor/Indoor Market
Green City Market is Chicago's only year-round farmer's market promoting local, sustainable farmers, producers and chefs by connecting them to the public through educational programming and special events. Enjoy the Outdoor market May through October.
CITY: Chicago
Grand Prarie Families and Farm
The farm offers organic chicken, beef, pork, milk, cheese, bread and herbs.
CITY: Melvin
Graber Produce Patch
This roadside produce stand offers asparagus, radishes, eggplant and sweet corn.
CITY: Sullivan
Goshen Market
Saturdays, May through October, experience the Land of Goshen Community Market! The Market is your best source for locally grown, fresh, naturally ripened farm products; tasty baked goods with locally grown ingredients; and wonderful art and gift ideas.The selection changes weekly so plan to visit more than once to fully appreciate the wide selection available. Live entertainment and free demonstrations add to the festive atmosphere. A safe, wholesome environment for kids, so bring the family and stop on by! From 8:00 a.m. till Noon.
CITY: Edwardsville
Goebbert's Pumpkin Farm and Garden Center
Fall: festival with haunted house, corn maze, farm animals, and more. Spring/Summer: large selection of annuals, perennials, vegetable plants, trees, shrubs, aquatic plants, roses, planters, and gourmet food items. Admission is free - cost for some activities.
CITY: South Barrington
Garden Market at Elawa Farm
Seasonal flowers and vegetable crops will be supplemented from the kitchen with soups, jams, pestos, breads and muffins. Please visit our market, kitchen and garden when you come to shop, it's a lovely trip worthy of time spent in a most beautiful place. Open June through October.
CITY: Lake Forest
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Freeport Farmers Market
A fabulous variety of locally grown produce, as well as, a scrumptious selection of home-baked treats in a festive market atmosphere. Open May 9th thru October 3rd.
CITY: Freeport
Flamm Orchards/Fruits & Cream Stand
Take a drive out to the orchards and buy in-season strawberries, peaches and apples. Flamm's Fruits & Cream Stand offers treats like homemade strawberry shortcake, cobblers, apple dumplings and pies.
CITY: Cobden
Downtown Crystal Lake/Main Street
Visit our award-winning Premier Main Street which is full of charming shops, delightful restaurants, quality entertainments and life-enhancing opportunities and events.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Chicago French Market
Come visit Chicago's first and only year-round, indoor marketplace providing you with permanent, convenient and personal access to local artisans and purveyors.Featuring nearly 30 individual specialty vendors, Chicago French Market offers fresh ingredients for cooking at home, delicious grab-and-go options for breakfast, lunch and dinner, light snacks, picnics, easy party planning for home and office settings, plus meaningful gift ideas, all in one convenient location.
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The Lost Year
Well, the reason I never talk about it is pretty personal, but it's faded enough into the background of my life that I'm not uncomfortable talking about it anymore. That is, a very intense romantic relationship fell apart in Montana, and that's what I've always associated it with most. So, the year in Montana = bad memories.
But really, it wasn't all bad. It was living in Missoula, Montana, that made me discover the importance of walkable neighborhoods. During the four months I spent out of work in the Big Sky state, I had my routine: I'd walk to the bank, the post office, the library, and back home again, all the space of 20 minutes. It was a comforting thing.
I have a lot of happy memories about reading, and buying huckleberries at the farmers market, and interesting characters like my neighbor Billy, a retired math professor who told dirty jokes in the laundry room and who had a fridge full of nothing but yogurt that he got on clearance at Safeway. Billy had wandered on foot all over North America. He liked my cooking and didn't mind that we had no furniture to sit on, because he had even less. I never found out why, but he was estranged from his family. Billy was the last person I ever saw or talked to in Montana. I still remember him waving to us, his face sweaty from helping us move crap from our apartment down to the car.
I got my first driver's license in Montana. And since so much time has gone by, I can even remember happy memories from the relationship that wasn't meant to be. It's taken me a long, long time to get to that place, but no matter how cringeworthy the memories are, you get there eventually.
Most of the interesting stories I acquired during my twenties took place not in New York, where my experience was the refreshingly mundane routine of someone who'd gotten burned out too quickly and needed to dissolve into anonymity right quick, but in Montana. In Montana, someone got stabbed outside the 24-hour casino that I lived above. In New York, I lived two stories above the parking garage, and one storey above a Dominican couple whose chief idiosyncrasy was that they watched Lifetime movies a little too loud on weeknights. In Montana, I attended a creepy death-day party for G.I. Gurdjieff. In New York, the only recreational outing I ever went to was the company Christmas party, and even then I left early because I'd had too much free beer and I was afraid I might say something stupid.
In New York, I never peered through the blinds to see my neighbor engaged in a scene that, if it were a 19th century painting, would be titled, "Twenty Unclothed Men and a Vacuum Cleaner." Or made sympathy dinner for that neighbor after he got evicted, either. Or for that matter, been surprised at how hungry he was, and wondered whether he had enough money to buy food.
There were no bears in New York.
So what I aim to do, now that the tenth anniversary of my great westward migration is at hand, is explore what it means to be a Midwest migrant, a Rust Belt refugee, in these modern times. What made me leave? What made me come back? What did I learn about myself, about where I came from, about America, while I was out west?
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October 25, 2011
below freezing, but ready for outdoor entertaining
October 21, 2011
Out of town
As I stood browsing and waffling in the tea store, the shop assistants kept asking if I wanted help, or if they could scoop anything for me. The shop is tiny with the long wall on the side cover with two rows of large glass jars filled with tea. Every tea has a corresponding tiny glass jar for sniffing to discourage customers from opening the big jars to get a whiff. I let one of the girls give me some suggestions and she picked out a few teas for me to smell. But you don't really know until you try it. I did buy three of the teas, they sell them buy the ounce, and after a few cups, I'm looking at where to buy more of the Cream Earl Green. It's light (because it's a green tea) with a creamy texture, but not sweet and a little smokey (bergamot). The tea also has blue coneflower petals which make it pretty, I don't know if or how they affect the flavor, but they look pretty. While I was looking for more of the Cream Earl Green, I found another tea called the Dorian Grey Blend. I know it's like picking a book based on it's cover, but I have to try that too.
August 2, 2011
Dog 2.0
After just 2 months, I can't imagine not choosing to take Flynn home, but why did we pick a dog who:
- Licks things (like my feet, the sheets, my leg, the couch...)
- Likes to sleep on his back
- Has a super loud bark
- Wants to lay on my lap
- Has giant ears that actually hurt if you're too close when he shakes
- Carries shoes around, and occasionally nibbles on them
I guess we could have done worse.
July 7, 2011
Last Week...I finished sewing a pair of shorts with a full fly zip (i am very proud of the zipper, it was the first time ever for that technique) then wore them three times.
Last Night...I watered my yard for the first time this summer.
In the last hour...I ate a popsicle.
March 23, 2011
Cleaning products
I haven't completely abandoned the cleaning isle at the grocery store however. I did discover that you can refill the foaming hand soap dispensers with any soap you like. Just dilute the soap with water. It really cuts down on how much soap you use, especially if you have anyone in your house that likes to double or triple pump. I've been using Dr. Bronner's Peppermint castile soap in the kitchen and a lavender castile soap made by Seattle Organics. It seems that you're supposed to use a 3:1 or 4:1 water to soap ratio, but I just eyeball it and probably err on the side of more water.
March 17, 2011
Lemon Cookies
I saw a picture of these cookies today on Pinterest and when I tracked down the original blog post it had the recipe, in Russian.
March 15, 2011
Nothing to show for it
I've been trying to take some pictures, if only to document that I do accomplish some things outside my desk job. However even those pictures languish on my camera. There is something terrible about a camera that can take hundreds of photos without a recharge or need new film. Even though I have nothing to show for it yet, I did finish a few things lately:
Rewired the antique light fixture for my sister's house
Made homemade Nutella
Made granola
Made mustard
Made soft pretzels to go with the mustard.
The pretzels were not as awesome as I wanted them to be. The dough seems rather tough, it was difficult to knead and maybe didn't have enough liquid. I'll try again.
Sewed my first t-shirt with some fun gold mylar knit fabric.
I haven't finished yet (tonight - I promise) but I'm almost done sewing a khaki skirt to wear during the tradeshow in 3 weeks.


text: Observation: Takashi's current feelingsTakashi couldn't help but admit he was feeling abit confused now.It's been about a month since he and Kayoko started dating, but it felt like she was avoiding him ever since Harumi asked him to go to the dance with her a few weeks back. He wondered what he should do, but he got the feeling this was one thing his childhood friends couldn't help with. Honestly, it felt like it was too much for someone like him...He sighed, shaking his head. Today he was supposed to be buying some snacks for his little sister Hina, not thinking about his currently complicated relationships. With this in mind, he paid for the snacks before saying bye to the store owner and running back home.


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BRUNSWICK, Maine - Bowdoin College women's tennis players Sarah D'Elia (Fairfield, Conn.) and Kristen Raymond (Dover, Mass.) will play in the NCAA Division III Individual Championships this weekend at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg, Va. D'Elia qualified for the Individual Tournament and will team with Raymond in the Doubles Championship as well. Action begins on May 18 with draws to be announced on May 16.
D'Elia and Raymond were also the two Bowdoin players to earn All-NESCAC honors following the Conference Championship. D'Elia earned First-Team All-Conference in singles and doubles, while Raymond collected First-Team Doubles and Second-Team singles recognition.
The pair finished the season ranked third in the ITA Northeast Regional rankings after posting a 20-6 record this year. In dual matches, the duo went 13-5 at the number one singles spot. Individually, D'Elia collected an 11-11 mark overall, playing 14 of those matches as the number one singles player in dual matches. She ended the year ranked 10th in the ITA Northeast rankings. Raymond earned a 19-6 overall record, mostly as the number two slot in dual match play, and finished with a number-13 ranking in the region.


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First off BFTP is my favorite of this forum.
I believe that 98% of what I posted is here on BFTP.
Moving on to what was the original topic.
I saw the match on TV, and was thrilled that Billie Jean won. She is not one of my personal favorites, but Ms. King is one person who I have the utmost respect and admiration for. She IMO - Put TENNIS on the map. No, (before anyone says so) I did not mean to say "Women's Tennis" I mean TENNIS! I'll probably get some replies back about that, but that is how I feel.
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Reviewing What's Sold to Me
- Posted by Johanna on June 16, 2008 at 12:30 pm
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Valerie D'Orazio argues (link no longer available) that superhero comic stories should only be reviewed after they're finished. Well, that might be a bit too strong. I don't want to put words in her mouth. She asks, "Is it fair to review any story arc before it's over?" and then lists reasons why it's not.
While that can be the safe approach — you have to make certain assumptions otherwise, and you risk guessing wrong, but that's part of the craft — I still stick to the basic principle: if they're presenting it for sale, it's fair game to talk about it without any other purchase necessary. If the publisher/creator/salesperson doesn't want me to evaluate a book on its own merits, then they shouldn't put it out by itself with a cover price.
All of her commenters make similar cases, that you can (and in some cases, should) talk about the single issue, just as you can talk about a single TV episode. After that, you start getting into "waiting for the trade collection" discussions.
I leave with a cheap shot: if you had to wait until the story ended, with some titles, you'd never be able to say anything about them, because nothing ever concludes!
16 Responses to "Reviewing What's Sold to Me"
- joecab Says:
June 16, 2008 at 4:08 PMThat's a crock. Why release it serially then knowing that readers could bail on you at any time? If you can't even make each part gripping, there's little hope to invet any more time and money.
I remember John Byrne complaining about this when he did that OMAC miniseries. Can anyone name a mini that had a big enough payoff that you really needed to stick with it? I can't, although I can think of series that radically changed direction (e.g., Bone, which was excellent all the way through).
- Jer Says:
June 16, 2008 at 5:36 PMBarring previous experience with a group of creators, I think you need at least a few issues of most modern comics to know whether there's going to be an interesting payoff in a series or not. In general comics are no longer a serial medium – stories are now meant to be read as a single entity and are published serially only because the Direct Market still exists with rubes gullible enough to buy 1/6th of a story every month at $3 a pop. DC, Marvel, and other companies will milk us rubes for every penny we're worth as long as they can, but the actual market for comics is the "finished" form – the collection that shows a complete story from beginning to end.
(Paradoxically, the more interesting the writer the more time I need to figure out whether the book is going to work or be a flop. A bad writer will telegraph his "badness" within a single issue – a good writer can often keep it hidden for 3 or more issues.)
- Johanna Says:
June 16, 2008 at 5:52 PMJer, I agree — often a story doesn't come together before 4 or 6 issues. But that's, in my opinion, a bad thing if you're going to sell it in dribs and drabs.
I guess I'm saying you can't have it both ways. Publishers can't complain about people judging comics before they have all the pieces AND complain about people waiting for the trade.
- joecab Says:
June 16, 2008 at 6:59 PMActually I go by the advice Maggie Thompson gave many years ago: I give every series at least four issues, since that's how long it took the FF and Avengers to really get cooking. That feels just right to me.
- Johanna Says:
June 16, 2008 at 7:04 PM4 issues = $12 (or $16, more often). That's dinner or a couple of lunches. Back when the Avengers started, were four issues a couple of meals? Just curious.
In another unit of measure, that's one CD. Did four comics equal one album back then?
That's a neat callback to history, though.
- James Schee Says:
June 16, 2008 at 9:25 PMI think you can cover a book whether its a complete story or part of a storyarc. Because while you may not be able to judge the book by what's happening (or a appears to be), but you should be able to review how its being done.
- caleb Says:
June 16, 2008 at 11:58 PMWell, since comic books are a serial format sold as finished products in installments, it doesn't make a whole lot of sense NOT to review them as such.
It depends on the institution doing the reviewing, of course; I assume most print or mainstream media wouldn't review any serial comic book beyond the first one anyway, so I don't know why onew ould need tell THEM not to.
But comic book websites and blogs should be reviewing comic books as they come out. That doesn't mean you can't review the trade or whatever, but if a single issue doesn't give you enough to review, then either you probably shouldn't be reviewing them anyway, or the book itself isn't meeting the minium standard of something, anything at all happening (And hell, even if NOTHING happens, a review can point that out, and still discuss the art).
And to say you shouldn't review the story because its not over until its in a trade just opens you up to the next step; if it isn't fair to review, say, Y The Last Man #1 because the story's not over, then should you be able to review the first trade collection? Because it's still not over. Should critics wait till the series wraps, and then review it?
- Ed Sizemore Says:
June 17, 2008 at 7:34 AMMy problem with Valerie's suggestion is that is presupposes the ending justifies the storytelling. I don't buy that. Just because a story arc has a good ending doesn't give the writer license to write 4 or 5 carlessly plotted, ridiculously dialogued comics. A poorly written story with a good ending is still a poorly written story. I see no problem in calling a writer to task for not giving as much thought to the structure of the story and not practicing good storytelling techniques on the way to the conclusion.
- John Says:
June 17, 2008 at 9:17 AMI just find reviews of individual issues that are in the middle of the story to be boring and pointless. It's too much reviewing, frankly, it's just unnecessary. I mean, there are obviously people out there who want to read and write that sort of thing and that's fine, but I just don't see the point. And I do think that the ending can justify the storytelling in serialized fiction — since the storytelling is done "real time," so to speak, many things can change over the telling of that story. It employs a level of improv to the process that can come together in the end that is not seen as clearly during the process — whether for good or for bad.
It also implies feelings of democracy towards the complete creative process — too often, fans (and this includes, say, television) act like they are collaborators or editors and should be able to actually change the course of a story mid-stream because they are currently dissatisfied with it.
I wouldn't review art shows one painting at a time, nor would I review a book one chapter at a time. Serialized works are still parts of a whole, they just aren't released all at once and I think that part of the job of a critic is to actually meet the creator half-way by at the very least considering his work as a whole before passing judgment. It seems unprofessional to do otherwise.
Anyhow, it can strike me as so much navel-gazing unless a reviewer is really exceptional — and reviewers of any medium who are a pleasure to read beyond the point of what they are reviewing aren't the norm.
But if we're just talking people posting their opinion on their blog, whatever. There are no professional standards, really, it's just conversation.
- Ed Sizemore Says:
June 17, 2008 at 10:50 AMJohn,
I think your trying to have your cake and eat it too. You can't argue for the integrity of the finished product and how much improv is used in constructing it.
If the story is evolving issue to issue, then reviews of each issue become more necessary and bring constructive feedback to the artist. Since the artist is still finalizing the story as he/she is publishing it, the reviewer can let them know if a given story direction is connecting with the audience of leaving them behind. Also, if the current plot is meant to be a misdirection, then the artist can find out if the ruse is working or if everyone is seeing through the slight of hand.
If I remember my history of serialized fiction correctly, the audience has always been a factor in shaping the story. Didn't Dickens make changes to his novels based on reader's reaction in their letters to the editor? In manga, most weekly and monthly magazines carry a reader's survey and based on those survey results an artist may be asked to change the direction of a series.
If an artist doesn't want their work judged on a chapter by chapter basis, then they shouldn't publish it in that format. When you present something to the public for consumption, then you should be prepared for the public to react to what's presented to them.
I think it's disingenuous to ask me to purchase a book and then say I can't comment on my purchase because it's still a work in progress. I have to wait for the artist to tell me when a work is ready for critique before I'm allowed to voice an opinion. A smart artist would simply claim none of their works are every really complete and so avoid criticism indefinitely.
- caleb Says:
June 17, 2008 at 10:59 AMI wouldn't review art shows one painting at a time, nor would I review a book one chapter at a time
Well books aren't serialized a chapter at a time, but comics are (Well, in the olden days they were; Ed mentions Dickens. Most books today aren't serialized chapter at a time, if any). A gallery art show is a little in between, isn't it? The paintings are done one at a time over a period of (often) years, but the audience sees them all one at a time. An art critic might review the show as a whole, but the audience is generally viewing it piece by piece and as a whole simultaneously. Like, I've been to shows where I hated one piece and loved another, but loving the one doesn't make me like the one I hated.
Not every media matches up to comics for these purposes. D'Orazio mentions the Iron Man movie, for example, but audience members so it all at once. They didn't pay for every twenty minutes of it once a month.
- Betsy Says:
June 17, 2008 at 4:36 PMI agree with you – a good comic should work on its own, not just as part of an arc.
- odessa steps magazine Says:
June 17, 2008 at 5:24 PMI've always thought the answer is to review both — the issue as its own self-contained unit (is it worth the time/effort/money) and then the trade as a unified package.
- Johanna Says:
June 17, 2008 at 8:06 PMThat would be giving some works much more attention than they deserve. :)
- Andrew Says:
June 20, 2008 at 7:27 PMAnedotally, there was a time when a comic was equal to a full tank of gas.
I don't think it's fair to talk about "all her commenters" – she moderates them, after all.
- Kevin Huxford Says:
June 22, 2008 at 3:50 AMThat would be giving some works much more attention than they deserve. :)
Well then, you could reserve the second review only for works that you felt the quality shifted dramatically when read as a complete story. Then again, I think most reviewers wind up reviewing the whole arc whenever the review the last issue of it, anyway. I know I have often wound up doing that.


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