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ComiXology Introduces Comics 4 Kids App
ComiXology, the creators of the Comics app for iPhone and iPod Touch, is set to please parents by expanding its line with their Comics 4 Kids app, designed specifically for children age nine and up.
C2E2: Jeff Smith Spotlight
"Bone" and "RASL" creator, Jeff Smith, got a hand from Mark Waid at his Saturday panel at C2E2, addressed an attempted "Bone" ban in Minnesota, and discussed the "Bone" animated film and the digital future of comics.
PRESS RELEASE: Kick-Ass Goes Digital
The iPad - Making Comics Piracy Easy?
The iPad screen-grab feature makes it easy to snap a high-resolution image of whatever appears on its screen – including pages from your digital comic books and ebooks.
PRESS RELEASE: Dynamo 5 Goes Weekly in iVerse Comics
Pipeline - 4/6/2010
What is the role of the iPad in comics today? Replacement? Outreach? Fad? Should comics change to fit the format? Also: Humanoids returns this spring with "Bouncer," so Augie looks back at the first two volumes.
PRESS RELEASE: ComicStore Digital Comics Platform Launches on iPad
Marvel Opens For Business On The IPad
Marvel Comics Executive Vice President of Digital Media Ira Rubenstein speaks with CBR News about the launch app for Apple's iPad that has everyone talking and what about the device works for Marvel right now.
PRESS RELEASE: IDW Comics Debut on the iPad
PRESS RELEASE: ComiXology Brings the Largest Comic Book Store to Apple's iPad
Siege Sales, Marvelman, Cap Casting & iPadding
Marvel Comics EiC Joe Quesada is back for an all-new CUP O' JOE with answers to some of the hottest topics in Marveldom, from the long search to find a screen Steve Rogers to Marvel on the iPad and more!
Marvel Officially Announces iPad App, Pricing
Marvel Comics has officially announced their involvement with Apple's iPad, releasing details about their free app, how much comics will cost, what titles will be available at launch and more.
Marvel Comics To Be Offered On iPad
With Apple's new eBook-reading, keyboardless device days away from hitting the streets, Marvel Comics is set to put books in the hands of digital fans via a new app with comiXology.
Pipeline - 3/2/2010
Augie sells some comics on eBay on learns some valuable lessons about timing, the open market, and auctioning techniques. Also, some thoughts on Nick Simmons' plagiarism, the iPad's censorship worries, and more.
Pipeline - 2/9/2010
This week, Augie reviews "Batman: The Cat and the Bat" and "Missile Mouse: The Star Crusher." Both are great fun, but only one has a character with a jet pack. Also, more thoughts on digital comic distribution to the iPad!
One Fan's Opinion - 2/5/2010
This week, Erik looks at the ramifications of Apple's recently-announced iPad for the worlds of both print and digital comics, and tries to put the divide between the two media into perspective.
Pipeline - 2/2/2010
This week, Augie has some thoughts on Flash for the iPad and getting your comic books onto Apples newest device. And is Wizard's NJ convention really so badly timed? Perhaps not. Plus, a little more Silver Surfer!
PRESS RELEASE: Moon Girl Debuts At Comixology
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Canonical took the entire IT world by storm with the back-to-back announcements of Ubuntu Phone and then Tablet OS. It's looks really impressive in the video (since most of it is in developer preview stage and non working, we can't comment how it will shape up). It was really impressive to see how Canonical managed to do develop Ubuntu Touch from 'ground-up'.
People were excited about the technologies being used in the back-end. We were all surprised how Canonical managed to pull all of this together for devices which were launched just 3 months ago (Nexus 7 and Nexus 10) whereas official partners take a whole year to upgrade.
Now we have some answers. As we dug into the Ubuntu Touch code and development page this is what we found:
The Ubuntu Touch wiki page clearly states:
As Ubuntu is running in a separated container on top of an Android kernel and services, the communication between them happens via Binder, Sockets and libhybris.
When we hear about the way Ubuntu Touch can 'support' other Android devices, we all get excited so what made that possible, how many resources Canonical put in to achieve this?
As we're using CyanogenMod, we can easily take advantage of all the devices that are officially supported there. You can find codenames and devices by looking at http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Devices
You will further find on this wiki page:
"You can find all the needed Android git repositories at http://phablet.ubuntu.com/gitweb. This is basically a mirror of CyanogenMod 10.1, but containing only the needed low level services used by Android (e.g. no Dalvik at all)."
It's more Android than Ubuntu
So, in a nutshell Ubuntu Phone or Tablet is simply Android and CyangenMod with Unity slapped on it and one would assume that it was developed from the ground up. No one told me so I did not know.
That's fair enough. The soul of open source is learning from each other, adding value to each others work and giving credit to those who do the real work.
- XDA Developers also wrote about it – Ubuntu Touch: Next Generation OS or Just Another Skin?
What surprised me was the fact that Android and CyangenMod was missing from Canonical's marketing material. We kept hearing of Qt, QML and convergence but no word was said about Android or CyangenMod. I was surprised and saddened to see no mention of Steve Kondik and the entire CyanogenMod team in any of the marketing or promotional material
Mutual acknowledgement is the driver of open source. That spirit of open source dies when the due credit is not given. How does an open source developer feel when someone takes his work to build his own empire and doesn't even mention his name. Even Linux Mint says on its 'About' page "Based on Debian and Ubuntu, it provides about 30,000 packages and one of the best software managers.
I am a developer too. So what do I think? It's legal, no doubt; but is it ethical? I wouldn't do it that is for sure. Yes, there is no harm in not acknowledging those whose work you use, but is this the trend we want to set for the larger open source community? Is this what we want the open source community to become?
Ungrateful? Uncredited?
Well that's what Apple already does.
I feel bad, the question is how do you feel?


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"God damn it. Why does it have to be me to always wake everyone up?!" Jack yawned and wandered down the hallway, where all of the bedrooms were located. Because of his actions whenever he took his mask off, Jack chose the bedroom located in the basement. That way, he couldn't wander out of his room and hurt people. He stood at the end of the hall. "Oh well. Here I go." Jack took a deep breath, then let out a loud, ear-splitting wail. He smiled victoriously when he heard the proxies scream.
"JACK!!" Jack yelped.
"Oh shit!" He took off as Jeff came running out of his room.
"Get back here!" Jeff ran after him. BEN popped his head out of the door. "Jeff! Come back! You can't run around in your boxers anymore! There are girls here, you know!" BEN slipped a shirt on and ran after the two, carrying Jeff's hoodie. "At least put this on!!"
"Idiots. This loud in the morning." Masky yawned. He looked over at Hoodie and smiled. Hoodie's face was covered by his messy hair. "Hey. Hoodie." He shook the still sleeping boy. Masky was pretty impressed with how Hoodie could just block out Jack's scream.
"Mmph...." Hoodie's eyes opened. He smiled. "Good morning, Masky.....Wait!" Hoodie shot up. "Masky! What are you doing in my bed?!"
"It's a long story." Masky laughed, and grabbed his and Hoodie's masks. He handed Hoodie his, and stood up. "Master sent Jack to wake us up." Masky slipped his jacket on. He ran a brush through his hair, and slipped his mask on. He threw Hoodie his clothes and waited for him to get dressed. When he was done, the two walked out. They entered the main room, where BEN watched as Jeff wrestled Jack. BEN looked over.
"There you two are." he yawned. "I'm surprised you're not the one that went after Jack, Masky."
"I prefer not to get myself involved with you idiots." Masky yawned and sat down. "Anyway...Where are the others?"
"In the meeting room. Slendy wanted to prevent a fight during the meeting, so he's letting Jeff and Jack settle things." BEN jumped when Jack let out a yelp. "Alright, enough! We have to get back now."
"Fine." Jeff stood up. He gave Jack one last kick, and headed back. BEN followed.
"Stupid bastard." Jack stood up. Hoodie snickered.
"What?" Masky asked.
"Nothing." Hoodie chuckled. The three of them walked to the meeting room. Everyone was sitting around, listening to Slenderman speak.
"Listen up! It's that time of the year again." Slenderman glanced at all of his proxies.
"Oh no." Jane sat up straight. "Time for the gathering?"
"That's right." Slenderman sighed as everyone groaned. "I know most of you don't like them, but Lord Zalgo insists that everyone should get together and socialize. And this year, he's allowing The Collective to come."
"What!!" Both Masky and Jeff shot up.
"You mean that bastard Observer's gonna be there?!" Jeff whined. "Oh shit..."
"I don't like this!" Masky growled.
"Calm down, you two. At least try and get along with Observer, alright?"
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Designated simply as West Van Nuys until it was formally recognized by the city of Los Angeles last year, the namesake of the area known as Lake Balboa is an artificial lake in a sprawling, scenic recreational park that attracts residents to picnic and play, stroll and relax. The lake itself was created from farmland during the last real estate bust in the early '90s, when land values had bottomed out. Then the area was lifted along with the rest of the region as prices rose dramatically through the first half of this decade.
Now Lake Balboa housing values are seeing the same declines as surrounding Valley areas. But while prices are down – about 25% year over year – sales activity has been remarkably robust: in the last three months there have been close to 120 sales recorded, all but two of them single-family residences (it's likely a lot of these sales are on the backs of foreclosures).
Just as remarkable, sellers' median asking prices are less than 2% higher than actual median sales prices in the last 90 days. It would seem that Lake Balboa sellers are more realistic and less inflexible on price than sellers in other parts of the region, which is what makes home sales possible. This is a model for accelerating the recovery of the entire housing market.
6901 Louise Ave.
Lake Balboa, CA 91406
Price: $539,900
A bank-owned REO with only one day on the market. This big, appealing four-bedroom, three-bath ranch home has close to 2,500 sq. ft. on a quarter-acre lot, and a lovely pool and patio. Needs plenty of fix-up and updating, but at just $217 sq. ft., this may be worth a look.
6442 Whitman Ave.
Van Nuys – West, CA 91406
Price: $469,000
A charming and updated 3 + 2 traditional; just five days on the market. The listing agent acknowledges the owners will be taking a loss since the purchase price in 2006 was $560,000, but claims it's NOT a short sale. Still, at $431 sq. ft., I'd say there's room for negotiation.
7042 Louise Ave
Van Nuys – West, CA 91406
Price: $399,900
Bank-owned and broker-listed 24 days. Nice curb appeal; this is a traditional 3 + 2 with hardwood floors and 1,800 sq. ft. interior on a spacious 7,200 sq. ft. lot. At $220 sq. ft. it may be nearing an attractive price: recent nearby sales comps average $316 sq. ft.


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2014 Authors
Anthony Doerr is the author of five books, including his new novel, All the Light We Cannot See. Author Jess Walter calls Doerr's new book "a dazzling, epic work of fiction. [He] writes beautifully about the mythic and the intimate, about snails on beaches and armies on the move, about fate and love and history and all those breathless, unbearable moments when they all come crashing together." Doerr's fiction has won four O. Henry Prizes, three Pushcart Prizes, a Guggenheim Fellowship, an NEA Fellowship, the National Magazine Award for Fiction, and the Story Prize. His books also include two short story collections, The Shell Collector and Memory Wall; a novel, About Grace; and a memoir, Four Seasons in Rome. His work has been anthologized in The Best American Short Stories, The Anchor Book of New American Short Stories and The Scribner Anthology of Contemporary Fiction. Doerr's books have been named twice to the New York Times Notable Book list, and honored as an American Library Association Book of the Year. The literary magazine Granta hailed Doerr as one of its 21 Best Young American Novelists.
Emily St. John Mandel's forthcoming novel, Station Eleven, is an audacious, darkly glittering novel about art, fame and ambition set in the eerie days of civilization's collapse. Her three highly acclaimed previous novels, Last Night in Montreal, The Singer's Gun and The Lola Quartet, were all tapped as Indie Next picks, and The Singer's Gun won the 2014 Prix Mystere de la Critique in France. "Mandel's talent is clearly visible from the get-go ... The beauty of the novel is that its key truths are those the reader arrives at on his or her own, without the help of a straight-line narrative or a dominating perspective. Instead, Mandel feeds off of our need to make connections, even when the pattern they form doesn't really exist. We start with anxiety and end with it, thrumming in the background for us to listen in – or ignore, at both cost and reward," says The Los Angeles Times. The Boston Globe applauds Mandel's "charismatic verbal grace and acuity, the rich atmosphere she creates." Mandel is a staff writer for The Millions, and her work has appeared in numerous anthologies, including The Best American Mystery Stories 2013 and Venice Noir.
Curtis Sittenfeld
Curtis Sittenfeld is the author of the bestselling novels Sisterland, American Wife, Prep and The Man of My Dreams. In her newest novel, Sisterland, Sittenfeld brings to life the tale of twin sisters, whose relationship and identities are shaken when one of them goes on television to predict a devastating earthquake. Lauded for her rich, nuanced writing and pointed social commentary, USA Today calls Sisterland "wise and often wickedly entertaining…Readers who have siblings—especially women with sisters—will likely come away feeling as if the author really is psychic, able to learn the truth of their own dark secrets, and forgive them." Sittenfeld attracted nationwide attention with her New York Times bestselling debut, Prep – an insightful and achingly funny coming-of-age story the Boston Globe called "as addictive as M&Ms, but also a tart and complex tale of social class, race, and gender politics." Her third novel, American Wife, based loosely on the life of First Lady Laura Bush, received stellar reviews and was named one of the Ten Best Books of the Year by Time, People and Entertainment Weekly. Both Prep and American Wife were nominated for the Orange Prize.
Colm Tóibín
Tóibín is an Irish novelist, short story writer, essayist, playwright,
journalist, critic and poet. He is a regular contributor to the Dublin
Review, the New York Review of Books and the London Review of Books, and
is currently the Mellon Professor in the Department of English and
Comparative Literature at Columbia University.
His novels include
Brooklyn, winner of the Costa Novel of the Year; The Master, winner of
the Dublin IMPAC Prize, the Prix du Meilleur Livre and the Los Angeles
Times Novel of the Year; The Blackwater Lightship, which was shortlisted
for the IMPAC Dublin and Booker prizes; The Story of the Night, winner
of the Ferro- Grumley Prize; The Heather Blazing, winner of the Encore
Award; and The South, winner of the Irish Times/Aer Lingus First Fiction
Award. His short story collections include, The Empty Family and
Mothers and Sons, and essay collections include New Ways to Kill Your
Mother: Writers & Their Families and All a Novelist Needs, a
compilation of his writings on Henry James. Tóibín's 2012 Broadway
play,Testament of Mary, received three Tony Award nominations, including
Best Play.
Daniel Woodrell
In Daniel Woodrell's first novel since Winter's Bone (2006), The Maid's Version tells of a deadly dance hall fire and its impact over several generations. It is a gritty, lyrical story inspired by a real catastrophe in a small town. Publishers Weekly raves, "Woodrell's evocative, lyrical ninth novel is deceptively brief and packs a shimmering, resonant, literary punch…From an economy of poetic prose springs forth an emotionally volcanic story of family, justice, and the everlasting power of the truth." Five of Woodrell novels have been selected as New York Times Notable Books of the Year. Tomato Red won the PEN West Award for the Novel in 1999, and The Death of Sweet Mister received the 2011 Clifton Fadiman Medal from the Center for Fiction. His first collection of stories, The Outlaw Album, was published in 2011. Winter's Bone was adapted into a film with four Academy Award nominations including Best Picture, and won the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival. Woodrell lives in the Ozarks near the Arkansas line with his wife, Katie Estill.
Karen Joy Fowler
Karen Joy Fowler is a PEN/Faulkner Award finalist, Nebula Award winner and 2008 featured Literary Sojourn author who returns in 2014 as Sojourn's Master of Ceremonies. NPR's "All Things Considered" calls Fowler's newest novel, We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves, "absolutely sublime," and author Barbara Kingsolver writes in the New York Times Book Review that it is "a novel so readably juicy and surreptitiously smart, it deserves all the attention it can get." Author of six novels and three short story collections, Fowler's previous novel, The Jane Austen Book Club, spent 13 weeks on the New York Times bestsellers list and was a New York Times Notable Book. Wit's End portrayed the signature oddball and endearing characters that also earned her novel Sarah Canary the distinction of being a New York Times Notable Book. Fowler's short story collection Black Glass won the World Fantasy Award in 1999, and her collection What I Didn't See won the World Fantasy Award in 2011. "No contemporary writer creates characters more appealing, or examines them with greater acuity and forgiveness, than she does," raves Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Chabon.
2013 Authors
Augusten Burroughs
Memoirist Augusten Burroughs is the New York Times bestselling author of Running with Scissors, Dry, A Wolf at the Table, Possible Side Effects, Magical Thinking, You Better Not Cry and This is How. He is also the author of the novel Sellevision, a story he wrote in a mere seven days over the course of sobering up. Running with Scissors, a tragicomic story of Burroughs' childhood, was released to virtually unanimous critical acclaim and became a publishing phenomenon that has been cited for igniting memoir fever in America and abroad. Running with Scissors was adapted into a film starring Alec Baldwin, Jill Clayburgh and Gwyneth Paltrow. Burrough's writing has appeared in numerous magazines and newspapers around the world including The New York Times and New York Magazine. Entertainment Weekly has twice named him one of "The 25 Funniest People in America."
Emma Donoghue
With stirring storytelling and memorable, empathetic characters, Emma Donoghue stunned the world with her critically acclaimed international bestseller Room, which was a New York Times Best Book of 2010 and a finalist for the Man Booker, Commonwealth, and Orange Prizes. The New Yorker called Room "an astounding, terrifying novel…a testament to Donoghue's imagination and empathy that she is able to fashion radiance from such horror." In her new collection of 14 short stories, Astray, Donoghue, an Irish expat herself, introduces her readers to wandering individuals inspired by historical people in fact-inspired stories about travels to, from and within North America. "Time and again, Emma Donoghue writes books that are unlike anything I have ever seen before, and Astray is no exception. There is such a deep and compassionate imagination at work in every story in this collection that Astray feels almost like an act of clairvoyance," says Ann Patchett. The author of 15 books, Donoghue shifts genres from literary history, biography, and stage and radio plays, to fairy tales and short stories. In addition to Room, her novels include Slammerkin, The Sealed Letter, Landing, and Life Mask.
Jennifer Haigh
New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Haigh won the PEN/Hemingway Award for her novel Mrs. Kimble and the PEN/Winship Award for her novel Baker Towers. A graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop, she is the author of four critically acclaimed novels that also include Faith and The Condition, and a new collection of ten interconnected short stories, News From Heaven, which return to her vividly imagined world of Bakerton, Pennsylvania, a coal mining town rocked by decades of painful transition. "Jennifer Haigh's stories rove across time and cultures as easily as they render the tendernesses and longings and hardscrabble deprivations of home. News From Heaven is well-named, given that its unsentimental compassion and observational acuity — as well as its quiet insistence that the personal is the political — is just what we need right now," says author Jim Shepard. "This is a masterly collection," says Library Journal in its starred review. Haigh's short fiction has been published widely, in The Atlantic, Granta, The Best American Short Stories 2012, and many other publications.
Ron Rash
Ron Rash has been called the "Bard of Appalachia." The North Carolina native is the author of the critically acclaimed novel The Cove and the 2009 PEN/Faulkner Finalist and New York Times bestselling novel, Serena, in addition to three other prize-winning novels, One Foot in Eden, Saints at the River and The World Made Straight. He has published three collections of poems and four collections of stories, including his newest book, Nothing Gold Can Stay, Burning Bright, which won the 2010 Frank O'Connor International Short Story Award, and Chemistry and Other Stories, which was a finalist for the 2007 PEN/Faulkner Award. The New York Times called Serena a "fierce, breathtaking book, one of the greatest American novels in recent memory." Pulitzer Prize-winning author Richard Russo says, "Ron Rash is a writer of both the darkly beautiful and the sadly true…The Cove, solidifies his reputation as one of our very finest novelists." Twice the recipient of the O. Henry Prize, Rash is the Parris Distinguished Professor in Appalachian Cultural Studies at Western Carolina University.
Jess Walter
A National Book Award finalist for Citizen Vince and winner of the Edgar Allan Poe Award for The Zero, Jess Walter is the author of six novels, one nonfiction book and a collection of short stories. Last year's Beautiful Ruins was a New York Times bestseller that NPR's Fresh Air called "a literary miracle." The Financial Lives of the Poets ranked in 2009 as Time Magazine's No. 2 novel of the year, a book that Esquire called, "Brilliant – and brilliantly funny." Kirkus Reviews starred his new short story collection, We Live in Water, proclaiming it "a witty and sobering snapshot of recession-era America." Walter's work has appeared in Best American Short Stories, Best American Nonrequired Reading, Harper's, Esquire, McSweeney's, Byliner, Playboy, ESPN the Magazine, Details and other publications. Walter lives with his wife and three children in his childhood home of Spokane, Washington.
Andre Dubus III
Master of Ceremonies
York Times bestselling author Andre Dubus III returns to Literary
Sojourn as Master of Ceremonies. Dubus is the author of five books, The
Cage Keeper and Other Stories, Bluesman, House of Sand and Fog, The
Garden of Last Days, and his critically acclaimed memoir, Townie, which
was a New York Times "Editors Choice." Published in 2011, Townie tells
his story of growing up with three siblings and their exhausted working
mother after the departure of his father, the late short story master,
Andre Dubus, in a depressed Massachusetts mill town saturated with drugs
and crime. Richard Russo says, "I've never read a better or more
serious meditation on violence, its sources, consequences, and,
especially, its terrifying pleasures than Townie." Dubus has been
awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship, the Pushcart Prize, was a finalist for
the National Book Award, and is a 2012 recipient of an American Academy
of Arts and Letters Award in Literature. He lives in northeastern
Massachusetts with his wife, Fontaine, a modern dancer, and their three
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I have time for just a short note this morning, but I wanted to get the word out that I have two audio essays up at www.soundcloud.com/randall-silvis. "What I know" is a short piece about the nature of the universe, and "10 Easy Steps to Becoming A Writer" reveals the long-guarded secrets to, you know, becoming a writer.
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We know how it is. Figuring out if this whole MOPS thing is a fit can feel overwhelming. Here at MOPS International we want to reassure you that we get it.
Our groups are organized into four segments – MOPS, Teen MOPS, Military MOPS and MOMSnext. You might not fit neatly into any of them.
How do we know this? Every group is unique. It takes on the flavor and culture of the space it meets in or the fearless leader who coordinates it. And that is a good thing.
That's why we provide a comprehensive and entirely adaptable group experience kit filled with more content than you could possibly use.
There is freedom in the MOPS experience. You can choose to use every video segment, incorporate the workbook that each member will receive and you are good to go. Everything is planned for you. Or, if you are more the "choose your adventure" type, you can customize it. Mix and match segments, bring in your unique ideas and make it your own. Either way, we'll provide you with everything you need to make your MOPS group a smashing success.
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What do I get in the Be you, Bravely Group Experience Kit?
- 24 Courage to be … Video Stories: With topics like – The courage to be Extravagant with Bob Goff, The courage to be Honest with Shauna Niequist, The courage to Face your Mom Fears with Sherry Surratt and The courage to be Passionate with Sheila Wray-Gregoire
- 7 Courage to be … Leader training video segments: Learn helpful team building techniques and get training to help you lead with confidence
- Be you, Bravely: An experiment in courage guidebook: A workbook to go through together with your group. Each chapter corresponds to a video segment. Use it in your group to explore being brave together
- Mentor Bravely: The gift of presence: A guidebook to help the mentors in your group. Full of wisdom from other other women who have been there, done that. It's full of tips for mentoring the women in your group
- MOPS Group Leader's Guide outlining the essentials of MOPS: the elements of a MOPS group, how to run a MOPS meeting, forming a leadership team, running leadership team meetings, how to access MOPS resources and checklists for everything
- 10 complete meeting plans (we call them Fun, Think, Talk, Do cards) Includes ideas on how to incorporate the theme into meetings, icebreakers, discussion questions and creative activity ideas
- A copy of our newest MOPS book – Brave Mom: facing and over-coming your real mom fears by Sherry Surratt. Shipped to you in October when it launches
- A Pack of encouragement cards from Dayspring
- Complete MOPPETS curriculum from BOZ: Includes video content, lesson plans and downloadable worksheets. We love kiddos and kiddos love Boz.
- A theme notepad: A super cute way to make lists. Who doesn't love checking things off a list?
- Access to our online leader section of mops.org. You'll find leader training, the idea center, additional teaching segments, additional meeting idea and specific info for each leadership position
- Access to MOPS group management system: An easy way to keep track of your group all in one place
- A complete membership kit (so you can get a sneak peek at what your moms will get when they register)
- A personal coach who has lead a MOPS group and can answer any questions and encourage you along the way
- A $10 off of $50 coupon for MOPShop: grab a new Be, you Bravely t-shirt, a mug to hold your morning coffee or some fun swag for your group
- PLUS a fun surprise to say thank you for all you do as a leader!
Oh, by the way…did we mention it is super cute? Seriously. You don't want to miss out on all of the fun this year.
Here is a sneak peek at all of the video story topics:
Courage to Be Honest: Shauna Niequist
Courage to Love People Extravagantly: Bob Goff
Courage to Face Your Mom Fears: Sherry Surratt
Courage to Be Significant: Lisa-Jo Baker
Courage to Be Passionate: Sheila Wray-Gregoire
Courage to Forgive and to be Forgiven: Tricia and Justin Davis
Courage to Be Generous: Alexandra Kuykendall
Courage to Raise Brave Kids: Mandy Arioto
Courage to Be Intentional: Crystal Paine
Courage to Be you, Bravely: Jackie Alvarez
Courage to Risk: Dr. Raleigh Washington
Courage to Try Something New: Kimba Langas
Courage to Be a Sticky Faith Mom: Kara Powell
Courage to Be Broken: Bonnie Gray
Courage to Rest: Deidra Riggs
Courage to Forget Comparisons: Gayle Pottle
Courage to Be Too Much: Jayne Spear
Courage to Tell Your Story: Carol Kuykendall
Courage to Mother: Jenny Dean Schmidt
Courage to See the Greatness in Others: Caitlin Crosby
Courage to Be a Neighbor: Dave Runyon
[Military] Courage to Start Over: Kristen Strong
[Teen] Courage to Deal with Baby Daddy: Whitney Harmon
[MOMSnext] Courage to Help Kids Navigate Social Media: Kelley Gray
[Operation Christmas Child] Courage to Share a Shoebox
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Title: | Formation conditions of plagioclase-bearing type I chondrules in CO chondrites : a study of natural samples and experimental analogs |
Author: | Wick, Molly |
Advisor(s): | Jones, Rhian |
Committee Member(s): | Shearer, Charles Brearley, Adrian Selverstone, Jane |
Department: | University of New Mexico. Dept. of Earth and Planetary Sciences |
Subject: | Chondrule Petrology Chondrite Experiment Kainsaz CO |
LC Subject(s): | Chondrules. Chondrites (Meteorites) Plagioclase. |
Degree Level: | Masters |
Abstract: | Chondrites are samples from undifferentiated asteroids that contain components that formed in the early solar system. One of the components found in chondrites is chondrules, which are small igneous spherules that formed from the melting of precursor dust ball assemblages during very short, high-temperature events in the solar nebula. Chondrules typically contain olivine and pyroxene, a glassy mesostasis, Fe-Ni metal, and sulfides. Type I chondrules contain FeO-poor and volatile-poor mineral assemblages. Approximately 10% of type I chondrules, including type IA, IAB, and IB textures, also contain igneous plagioclase. While dynamic cooling experiments have put constraints on the formation conditions of chondrules based on olivine and pyroxene textures and morphologies, plagioclase has not been produced in previous experimental chondrule analogs. In this study, we investigated common chondrule textures in CO chondrites and determined mineral and bulk compositions for plagioclase-bearing type I chondrules in CO chondrites. We also performed one-atmosphere dynamic cooling experiments in order to establish formation conditions for type I chondrules. We attempted to optimize conditions for plagioclase nucleation and growth by conducting experiments at slow cooling rates, low quench temperatures, in the presence of a Na-rich atmosphere, and with anorthite seeds present in the starting material. Experimental run products closely resemble textures of type I chondrules in ordinary and carbonaceous chondrites. Olivine is commonly poikilitically enclosed in euhedral low-Ca pyroxene. Ca-pyroxene appears as overgrowths on larger low-Ca pyroxene grains. Compositions of olivine, pyroxene, and mesostasis from experimental charges are also very similar to those observed in natural chondrules. Therefore, peak temperatures (1500 - 1600°C) and slow cooling rates (5 - 25°C/hr) used are plausible conditions for type I chondrule formation. These conditions are also predicted by the shock wave model for chondrule formation. While our experiments were conducted at conditions that we considered optimized for plagioclase crystallization, plagioclase was not observed in any experiment. Defining the conditions necessary for plagioclase nucleation may place important constraints on chondrule thermal histories. |
Graduation Date: | July 2010 |
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If you would've looked at my life over the last ten years or so, you would have said that "forgiveness" was one of the major areas in my life that I needed to work on. No need to go into specifics, but let's just say I had many moments of hurt (as we all do). Many of those hurts I held on to and a few I let go. The one's I held on to turned into some serious forgiveness issues and it impacted many areas of my life. I needed to deal with it but I also knew it would require some work – and trust me, I didn't want to do it but I knew it needed to be done. I also knew that I wasn't quite sure how.
Sometimes we'll reconnect with people and sometimes we'll cut ties. Either way, as long as we've forgiven – we've done all that God asks us to do.
I'd be a total loser if I didn't point out that the Lord isn't asking anything of us that he hasn't already done – time and time again. He's quick to forgive . . . and forget.
There are losses in my life through offense that still hurt – 20 years later, 10 years later, 5 years, 1 year . . . we've all been hurt. We've all been wronged. AND – we've all hurt and we've all wronged. We've been on both sides of the coin – we've needed to forgive and we've needed to be forgiven.
The major lesson I've learned is: Forgiveness is a gift for us from the Lord. It's a gift he gives us and it's a gift we give ourselves. When we chose, as painful as it is, to forgive someone else – we free ourselves. We free ourselves from thinking about them, from dwelling on the offense and we free ourselves from any hold they had on our lives.
As a person whose finally dropped some chains of forgiveness – chains that have been attached to certain people, I feel a lot less pressure and weight on my shoulders and on my spirit. I wish those people well and I move on – and it feels good to have done so.
That's it for my posts on the dreaded "F" word – unless of course the Lord prompts me to write something else. My prayer for you is that the Lord will reveal those places in your life that a little (or a lot) of work might need to be done. Where a gift needs to be given — or received.
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"I'd rather face a dozen lethal assassins any night than deal with something as tricky, convoluted, and fragile as my feelings. But here I am. Gin Blanco, the semi-retired assassin known as the Spider. Hovering outside sexy businessman Owen Grayson's front door like a nervous teenage girl. One thing I like about Owen: he doesnt shy away from my past - or my present. And right now I have a bulls-eye on my forehead.
"Cold-blooded Fire elemental Mab Monroe has hired one of the smartest assassins in the business to trap me. Elektra LaFleur is skilled and efficient, with deadly electrical elemental magic as potent as my own Ice and Stone powers. Which means there's a 50-50 chance one of us won't survive this battle.
"I intend to kill LaFleur - or die trying - because Mab wants the assassin to take out my baby sister, Detective Bria Coolidge, too. The only problem is, Bria has no idea I'm her long-lost sibling... or that I'm the murderer she's been chasing through Ashland for weeks. And what Bria doesn't know just might get us both dead."
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©2011 Jennifer Estep (P)2011 Audible, Inc.
"Estep has truly hit the jackpot with this outstanding series!" (Romantic Times)
"Disappointed but hopeful"
I have really enjoyed this series, so far. However, this book includes to much background information from previous books and the plot is incredibly predictable. One of the reasons I continued to read this series is because I was looking forward to seeing the characters grow and develop through their relationships and actions. Gin started the series as a distinct, layered and complicated character. In this book she is none of these things. In fact she loses almost any credibility as a character that she had. She is this mysterious shadowy assassin with magical powers, but is seems that by the end of the book the only person who doesn't know that is her nemesis Mab Monroe. For a shadowy assassin she doesn't do overly much to protect her secret. That being said, the one redeeming factor of the book was the whole situation with Bria and Owen. This book is about her Gin's tangled emotional threads. About her love for Grayson, love she finally accepts and about her estranged sister and the difficult but hopeful reunion between the two siblings. Unfortunately, Estep ended up getting tangled in her own writing. While the reunion was nicely done as a whole it happened 200 pages too late to save the book. Despite all that I can't say that I hated the book. I didn't find it terribly interesting or exciting and I skipped a lot of pages. In my opinion it is the weakest in an otherwise solid and intriguing series. I will read the next book in hopes that it is much better. Although it deserves one star, I'm giving it 2 based on the strength of the series and my hope for its future.
"So, let's recap... yet again"
I think Lauren Fortgang did a great job with some really tough material. Some of her inflections and delivery helped to diversify the complete and total repetition of every story line in the series to date at least three times in the book. I will not be getting another book by Jennifer Estep, that's for sure.
It repeats. It repeats. And then it repeats. This is true throughout the series but by this book it seemed longer, more frequently used and completely detracted from the story. We get recaps of previous books, previous situations, previous characters who aren't even related to the current story, sometimes up to three times in the same book. This is especially treacherous in an audiobook because you can't easily skip the parts and have to suffer through them. It was so distracting to the story! I can see a writer making this mistake, but where in the world are the editors?
I dislike her repetitious use of various phrases. "Silverstone knife", "the fire elemental", "my foster brother", "the Goth dwarf". It goes on and on. She substitutes these phrases for pronouns, and then will continually refer to major characters by their first AND last names throughout the book, as though we were too dense to remember them. Finnegan Lane? Yep, we know him! Call him Finn and get on with it!
There are inconsistencies galore. For example, she wears a vest stuffed full of silverstone and can use her magic just fine, but then someone puts a pair of silverstone handcuffs on her and she can't make an ice pick. It makes no sense.
The sad thing is, the plot overall isn't bad, the characters and premise are interesting and the book has a chance of being good. The world building is great, the idea of the elements and power are fine. This terrible writing prevents that from happening and I feel kind of robbed. This really could have been good but it missed the mark by a wide margin.
She really does a fine job. The accent is great and like I said, she adds some variety to the constant repetition to take away the sting. Am I repeating myself? It must be contagious.
I like the recipes Gin talks about and even used a couple. Yum! I think the dynamic between Mab and Gin is great and I like how Gin torments her. I like the character dynamics, the balance between Gin and Finn and the tension between Gin and Bria. Their reunion came in this book, but too late to save the story.
I think if I were to read any further in the series I'd do it with paper or e-books because I could skip all the things that irritate me so.
In general the basic story is fine. Not great but able to keep my attention. BUT I don't think the author reads her work because she repeats herself over and over and over AND over. One tends to roll their eyes and want to fast forward though a third of the dialogue.
"Stepping stone for the series."
This is the fourth book in the series and I would consider this book a stepping stone in the series. This book is used to move characters into alignment for the last installment of the series - the big battle. There are changes and specific events that needed to occur before the battle and this book does those things. That's not to say the story isn't good and there are important things and changes not only for Gin, but those around her. This book is like the big training scene for any Rocky movie with a serious dash of trouble with the assassin Elektra LaFleur added in. I enjoyed the story and would not recommend it as a stand alone book, but as a continuation of a great series.
"If I heard "Get Dead" again..."
The first and second books were a fun listen however by the third and fourth book I wanted to scream because half of those books were the first two relived in her memory or thoughts.
It started to also become very irritating to hear the phrase "Get Dead" in every other sentence also where her knives were located... Legs, arms, back OKAY we get it.
She is suppose to be this fantastic assassin but she can't seem to assassinate anyone without being horrible hurt. I could keep going on, I was very disappointed how the book was written or rather how it was pretty much the first two books revamped a little.
Needless to say this is my last listen to this series, If you want a fun read that the characters grow try: Darynda Jones both of her book series are amazing, one for teens the other for adults. Karen Marie Moning " The fever series" and one of my all time favorite " The poison Study" from Maria Snyder.
"Probably a Good Read but Not a Great Listen"
Narrator was too low key and didn't excite me when she should have. Accent was poor. Book was meant for readers not listeners. There was a lot of repetitiveness that I would have skipped in a book but actually dragged the story down as a listener. Overall, it irritated me. Plot kept me going.
"Please let there be more....."
Loved this series, got all four audio books at once and was done in 3 days, I just couldn't stop listening. Lauren Fortgang was a wonderful narrater, I loved her voice, make the book easy to listen too.
Good storyline, lots of visual words, which some don't like, but I do, it adds to the story for me.. As Gin, the main girl in the 4th book gets deeper into her work, shocking stories arise for her to figure out, should she love or should she not???? Will loving endanger thoses she loves??? This is a must listen, but get all four or you'll be lost..
Hoping for book 5 soon...
I like Jack Reacher style characters regardless of setting. Put them in outer space, in modern America, in a military setting, on an alien planet... no worries. Book has non moralistic vigilante-justice? Sign me up! (oh, I read urban fantasy, soft and hard sci-fi, trashy vampire and zombie novels too)
"Author forgot we already read books 1-3"
There is not much new to be found in here. At least 40% of the novel is spent recapping Gin's history, skills, relationships, and the plots of the last couple books too. Since I read the first three books in the series, this was annoying. ( But if you're picking up a series at book 4 - who does that?? - maybe you would like this kind of recap?? )
There are way too many 'flashbacks' - we've already read all this stuff, Ms. Estep - in books one, two and three. Why do I have to learn, AGAIN, how Gin got the scars on her hands, or how she got the Pork Pit, etc... oh, REALLY?? Mab killed Gin's family?? What!? That, and Gin goes through the same emotional 'growth' 3-4 times in the book. Yes, that's what I meant to say: there's a scene where she realizes her feelings for Owen (big emotional moment), then another, then another. The same thing happens with her sister. Either you have an epiphany regarding your feelings for someone, or you don't - but either way you don't then, 25 pages later, have the same one again. It's almost like Estep wrote the book in segments and in each one Gin had to go through the same emotional turmoil (oh, and also had to recap how she got to where she is, and how much she needed revenge vs Mab, etc).
Now that that's out of my system... once Estep is sure we're completely familiar with everything about her prior novels, Gin, and Gin's past, the book tries to pick up a plot (I'll say this happens just after the halfway mark). It had just enough plot that I finished this novel (albeit with a bit of struggle) but I won't be reading any more in this series. There just isn't enough story.
If you're looking for better read-alikes, you could try Caine's Weather Warden books, Vaugn's Kitty Norville series, or even Harrison's Rachel Morgan series. Similar settings and tone, not a bunch of recap and emotional whininess.
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"My green eyes rolled back again."
An okay series but the author repeats description and the narrator is very monotone so sometimes I find myself nodding off. Gin is a very inept assassin, she barely manages to scrape out of the situations she gets herself into, all without any preplanning at all on her part. She is just lucky she has an air element to patch her back up, otherwise she would have been dead long before now. On a positive note the love interest is much more interesting and likable than the first. Anyway I bought the whole series with a sale, on a whim that I would like it and as to date it is touch in go. Good enough to continue since I paid good money, but one I am more reluctant to listen to. I know that I may get negative reviews for my opinion but then again I might save someone from making the same mistake I did by buying the whole thing. Always listen to the first book before buying the whole series, even if they are on sale.
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"Better than chocolate!"
I've been barreling through this series like a woman on a mission. I know that I say this in every review that I write for Jennifer Estep's books but it really is worth repeating: these books are the bomb! The writing is out-of-this-world outstanding, Lauren Fortgang's narration is mesmerizing and the characters… Oh. My. God! I ♥ Gin, Owen, Finn, Sophia & Jo-Jo! In this installment we have the showdown to end all showdowns; I'm talking assassin vs. assassin. I mean no disrespect to the athletes I'm about to reference but the fight sequence between Gin and LaFleur puts MMA fighters to shame! In Tangled Threads emotions run sky high, the trademark action is kicked-up an extra notch and the secret that comes out about Flether Lane is just… wow. This book is a masterpiece, plain and simple!
I'm going to try my hardest to avoid spoilers but when you're reviewing the fourth book in a series it becomes incredibly challenging so please excuse me if I goof. The build-up to the inevitable fight-to-the-death between Gin and LaFleur is incredible. If you're not a nail bitter, you will be by the end of this novel. McAllister enlists Elektra to kill Blanco without realizing that she's the Spider. As a result, the hired gun repeatedly pops in to case her mark which left me in a perpetual state of "is this it? The. Fight?" Of course not! You still have 150 pages left to read you silly girl (Yes, I talk to myself when I read)! Although, you never know with Estep; she's good at keeping her readers guessing. To say that the plot of this novel is suspenseful would be an understatement.
Owen Grayson is the perfect match for Gin, he really is. His elemental power complements her own, he pushes her to succeed even though doing so means upping her body count and he's just so darned thoughtful. I was thrilled to see Blanco finally take the plunge and embrace her feelings for him. She deserves to be happy and shouldn't let a douchebag like Donovan stand in her way. Also (not that I'm taking notes or anything *wink-wink*) the sex between Owen and Gin is WAY hotter because it's not just about physical attraction. I'm just a little fearful that their match made in heaven is too good to be true and that something (a.k.a. Cain) is going to rear its ugly head and mess it all up. I think that there's enough action in this series to make romantic drama unnecessary but I'm not discounting the possibility just yet.
Gin is the shining center of the Elemental Assassin series' universe; I absolutely adore her as a character. Blanco's patience and ability to take advantage of her nemesis' mistakes are remarkable and skillfully integrated. I like the way that she keeps track of time and of LaFleur's blunders in her head. A number of new developments occur with regards to Bria Coolidge and her relationship with Gin. I understand that she's a cop and follows a strict moral code as a result but this is her sister we're talking about! At least Christmas has a way of bringing families together. All is not forgiven but at least they now have a starting point. Lauren Fortgang impressed me once again with her skills as a narrator and I particularly enjoyed her Russian accent.
Tangled Threads is better than chocolate and that's not a claim I make lightly!
Yes - although for the first half I was not so sure.
Definitely - but I need to read reviews for the next book in the series to make sure there has been some improvement regarding the continual repetition of information.
She certainly brings some of the humour to the lines that I would not necessarily pick up when reading the hard copy.
Yes - despite this being the weakest of the three. I would have no idea who would be ideal to play the leads but hopefully the casting would not be out of line with the descriptions in the book.
this was the weakest of the books so far. The first half of the book really irritated me with the continuing reminders and repetition. I know that I often bemoan the fact that there are no reminders whatsoever in follow up books - but I think that means that it is indeed a fine line. But the second half returned to normal - with a great plot, further development of the main character and a lovely Christmassy ending but...... Would still recommend to those of the normal crew that have read the earlier books.
"Addictive series"
I listened to this in one day, even using all my breaks at work to listen to a little bit more. This is the fourth book in the Elemental Assassin series, and things are really starting to heat up. There is a fair amount of repetition/rehashing of previous events and characters to bring people up to speed and this can get slightly distracting if you are listening to them back to back. However, there is plenty of action and lots of plot twists to keep you interested. I loved that we get to meet another assassin, and the developments in Bria and Gins's relationship in this book. There is lots of development of the overall story arc with Mab and we even get more insight into Fletcher Lane. My favourite so far.
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So , if I don't pick a tank ....
... No one else ever does . Anyone else feels that way ? I'm being serious , I normaly play tank or heavy support and used to hover around 70 % win ratio in normal of course . Recently i said F that i wanna try something else , let others do their part... well didnt quite work out that way.
Went from 70 % win to 70 % loss by stoping playing tanks , No one ever picks one . Ppl get the cool or new champs , quickly lock in then you are stuck with singed or olaf as your tank . Not only they are your main tanks but the guys playing them decide it would be funny to go manamune on singed so basicly annie's the tank on your team.... So , Does this happen to anyone else ? Where you are just kind of forced of playing tank otherwise you know its going to be a loss and none of those selfish pricks will play one. PS nothing wrong with olaf of singed ( And not talking about having both on the team at the same time , Each on a different game ) , they are good Off tank , but they arent main tanks specialy when played as AD. |
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You also might be better suited in playstyle or skillset to play tank than anything else. I mean, intentionally playing a class that may not be right for you will definitely drop your win ratio. If people who play good carries suddenly start playing tanks, they probably will have at least a slight drop in win:loss.
Simple, go with the "If you guys don't want to pick the correct team composition I'm gonna play ****ing Eve!" threat.
I play tanks all the time, so I've got it made. :D
I actually own her from lvling 1-30 , It might actually works pretty well.... If i could connect to the pvp.chat client.... |
yeah i almost always win when i play tank, but if i dps it pretty much screws my team 60% of the time
AoE slow, amazing CC that isolates an opponent for focus or de-rails their attempt at chasing a teammate, an ult that gives him damage reduction and regeneration (on top of amazing tower pushing).. how could anyone possibly see him as anything else? |
I've got something like 800 games with Rammus and 90% of those are just cause nobody else will pick a tank.
The weird thing is, the other team always turns out to be people who communicate and pick great team compositions, when playing either ranked or blind pick solo. My team's the one that's always fighting over who's gonna play tank and stuff... I really don't get it
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Highland Park High School's Theatre Department has been selected to perform at the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland, August, 2012 Read more
Highland Park High School's Theatre Department has been selected to perform at the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland, August, 2012
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When 85% of a school's students qualify for free, or reduced lunch, you don't expect them to drive nice cars, and carry laptops to school, much less go on trips to Europe. But a lack of material wealth doesn't mean those kids can't be rich in dreams and talent. Case in point: the drama department of Highland Park High School in Topeka, Kansas. They won the honor of participating in the American High School Theatre Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland in August, 2012. Long recognized for its entertaining and innovative productions, Scots Theatre was selected by the American High School Theatre Festival as one of 51 high school theatre programs to represent the United States as part of the 2012 AHSTF program during the August Fringe Festival. The AHSTF Board of Advisors reviews all completed applications and identifies the top high schools based on their most recent bodies of work, awards, community involvement, philosophies, and recommendations.
As you can see, it's a tremendous honor, but it presents a daunting challenge as well! In order to take their theatre troupe and its show to Edinburgh's prestigious Fringe Festival, they need to raise $95,000. That's roughly $6,000 per student!
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You can send a check to HP Theatre at 2424 SE California Ave, Topeka, KS 66605
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Got a great idea from a friend! For a limited time, and only within an area to which we can travel- For donations of $500 or more, we'll bring a twenty minute sample of our show to offer a preview showing to the donor and his/her closest friends!!! Should be fun!!!
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