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Generally, though, dragons being considered reptilian, I think you can't go wrong with egg-laying, although the PoV of a stork having to bring a live young dragonet might be entertaining... (perhaps a Dale children's story?)
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Many thanks, Nath- here's hoping that my latest story ("Here Be Dragons") was worth your effort.
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Okay, I hope I didn't get everybody excited and make you think there was a movie (I have no idea if there is going to be one but that doesn't matter, moving on). I've visited a few discussion forums and they'd love to see a movie made from Kate's 'The Starthorn Tree' but would be worried about what would be cut out (take a look at HP).
So, I (oddly) like to write in my spare time and that actually already includes movie scripts that I've started getting together (I've written what I'd like to see in HP + OofP as well as extra episodes for TV shows I like) and was wondering:
If there was to be a movie script of 'The Starthorn Tree' what would you HAVE to have in there and what wouldn't matter that it was cut out?
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Georgette Heyer may be an acquired taste, but I'm guessing that you will like her if you like Jane Austen. "Sprig Muslin" is one of her best and most spirited works with lots of humor. Sian Phillips is the very best imaginable reader for a book like this. I have experienced male narrators attempting to do justice to Georgette Heyer -- can't be done! If you love Heyer, you can't miss with this; if you haven't tried her, it's the very best introduction.
"For Every Voter; Right, Left or Center!"
A long course, this is absolutely worth every moment spent. In fact, the variety and amount of content warrant a second listen to the entire 18 hours or so.
The first two-thirds of the sessions contain a real wealth of detail and analysis of the backgrounds and theories of conservative leaders, writers and philosophers in the English and American traditions. These lectures are a very valuable and, it seems to me, objective education.
It's hard to listen to the last third of the lectures without some sort of bias, whatever your political persuasion, as most of the content here is too recent for real historical perspective. It certainly is enlightening, however, for any listener who has lived through, studied, or heard about the Thatcher and Reagan years, the religious right and/or the neo-conservatives. So much becomes a lot clearer.
It amazes me that I came out of this, as I went in, with no really good guess about the political leaning of Professor Patrick N. Allitt! He deserves great credit for that, and for his exhaustive command of and enthusiasm for the subject. Next, I'd like to hear his 18 hours on Liberalism!
Another complete winner from The Great Courses.
Mary Balogh has been writing historical romances for many years - some of them quite good. So I saw this on sale and took a chance. And was very disappointed.
Our hero is one of a tediously saintly group of Napoleon War survivors - admirable men and a woman who have overcome terrible physical and mental injuries in battle but who lack just about any realistic human qualities. And our heroine is a supremely put-upon widow whose trials seem to be based mostly on her partial gypsy origins. So the two make a determinedly brave pair.
As the romance slowly develops, we are introduced to mean and horrible family members and eventually to an idyllic time spent by our lovers in Wales. Suddenly quite lovely and utterly surprising family attachments appear, and our heroine is now rich and appreciated by villagers who care not that a torrid love affair is being conducted by their recently bereaved new neighbor.
Things work out in the end, of course, and our lovely couple face a future of happiness together as the Industrial Revolution promises to make them even richer and more beloved by the happily singing Welsh people who are increasingly being put to work down the family's coal mines.
I know this is meant to be light entertainment, but the complete disregard of the social and moral rules of the time is startling. Evidently Balogh believes readers no longer care (or, worse, don't know) about historical accuracy. And never to even hint at the less positive side of the emerging industries which she introduces into this plot line is a real distraction.
I was constantly thinking of repressive Victorian morals and of the black skies and dangerous working conditions in early mining towns. Just not real conducive to happily-ever-after!
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Ian Caldwell is definitely a better writer than Dan Brown. He creates here a Vatican that breathes reality, and a Church that is rich in its beliefs and in its complexity. The characters have sincerity and could inhabit such a rarefied atmosphere. Church officials are especially well drawn and there are moments of great feeling.
Also, this is one of those books that takes you immediately to reviews of the work, details of the author's research, and wikipedia - loved being introduced to ancient manuscripts, unfamiliar branches of the Catholic Church, and new "evidence" about controversies like that surrounding the Shroud of Turin.
But there's no denying that there is much of the "deja vu" feeling about "The Fifth Gospel." Intriguing and thoughtful it may be, but it has been done before.
So a recommendation here is tricky. If you like religious and literary mysteries (with or without the conspiracy theories), then I'm pretty sure you'll like this. I went along quite willingly with the story and with the really wonderful narration of Jack Davenport.
"King of Crushed Dreams"
If, like me, you remember this craze well, I think you'll find this book fascinating, appalling, and a bit unnerving. If you're too young to recall the time, then consider it a cautionary tale.
Never a fan or collector, I do remember being shoved around in line at McDonald's during the frenzy for "teenie beanies". I was there for a fish sandwich and quickly gave up in the wake of shrieking people grabbing Happy Meals they would throw into trash bins outside the store.
So, what is the benefit of listening to this sad tale? Well, it does give whatever insight can be given into the brain and motives of a worthless, hollow billionaire. He's a freakish, intriguing case, but of more interest to me, at least, is the story of the "delusion" mentioned in the title. Beanie Babies may have been a particularly intense example of the boom/bust cycle, but the human psychology behind such phenomena remains forever with us.
Those of us not attracted to that particular plush toy (at least not in adulthood) can still recognize the all too human tendency to be swayed by salesmanship, media hype, mass hysteria and general greed. And to the lies and excuses we are prone to use in justifying rash behavior after we come to our senses. The fact that the one undeniable huge fortune accumulated during the Beanie Baby bubble was that of Ty Warner, a man so insensitive and lacking in gratitude or generosity, pretty much sums up the result of most of the not-infrequent financial bubbles in history. Few benefit, most lose, then we start all over again.
We shake our heads and laugh at the folly of the fans of Ty and his babies, but there's a lesson here for all of us! And it's a lesson interestingly presented and very well narrated. Listen and marvel!
"A Valuable and Entertaining Overview"
This is a good example of what "The Great Courses" do best. There's a lot of information here, clearly and enthusiastically presented. These four religious figures are described in their historical context, religious and ethical significance, and influence on their and our contemporary worlds.
At the outset, the Professor remarks that it is his goal that the listener not be aware of his own religious leanings by the end of the set of lectures - and he delivers on this promise of objectivity. We may argue to ourselves that one or another of these religious icons stands above the others, but this course presents them - quite rightly - as equal, giant figures in the history of religion and thought.
I suppose it could be said that this is pretty basic stuff if you are already well versed in the lives and significance of these men and in the study of world religions. For most of us, however, it seems to me that this is a wonderful overview and well worth the time spent.
"Exploitative, Trite, and Badly Written"
If I could, I would have given this book minus ratings. If I dislike a book this much, I usually just either return it or decide not to review. But this time I think I should warn serious readers of psychological thrillers, dark mysteries, or romantic fiction.
The characters here are mere stereotypical ciphers, the dialog is trite and hokey. I could not believe that a woman writer could present women in such a way: there's the nagging scold, the grasping and icy social climber, the cowering battered wife - all without a trace of subtlety or insight. Men are manly men, total abusers, or not very interesting. And, heaven help us, there's even the chattering, gossipy, one-of-the-girls gay man! Seriously?
Add to this a nearly sickening and exploitative degree of graphic violence against women, child abuse, and utterly unimaginative and gratuitous sex scenes.
Even the "mystery" isn't all that good. It doesn't come as any surprise at all who the villain is.
Waste of time, money and/or credit. Skip it!
"Odd Choice for this Genre"
How strange is it to find yourself in the middle of a traditional Romance Novel wishing for fewer erotic moments. Well, this is a most unusual book, and that is what happens! Stick with me for a moment while I explain.
"Flowers from the Storm" (and where, oh where, does that inadequate title come from??) is very, very good in many ways. It's probably the best I've ever encountered at describing what it must be like to have a stroke and endure its effects. The confusion, frustration, anger, and helplessness of our hero are ours - his scrambled thoughts, feelings, attempts at language are conveyed to the reader/listener in an almost visceral way. It's extraordinary.
Then there's our heroine. Maddie's Quaker beliefs are really honored and explained here - not just shoved in to create contrasting life styles and views for our lovers. All characters, in fact, are wonderfully presented, from the Duke's family and friends to the Quakers to the attendants at the madhouse. There's a real talent here for filling the story with rich and full characters.
So, here's the dilemma: "Flowers" is full of serious, thoughtful, and interesting content. Yet, there's the necessity, in a Romance Novel, for the love scenes in some detail and eroticism. I'm not adverse to these scenes in traditional romances, but they do seem rather out of place here. I actually found myself wanting these diversions to go away and get us back to the real story of the Duke's struggles with his physical disabilities and the desperate need to communicate his mental competence. And Maddie's struggle with her efforts to help him and maintain her values of simplicity and honesty.
Books which present this subject matter so well are usually given credibility - I'm just afraid the book's genre category and the really dumb cover and title will keep its rightful audience away. Too bad!
Nicholas Boulton is a fantastic narrator - especially when conveying the Duke's point of view. It's harrowing to hear the raw confusion, fear, and frustration of a man accustomed to absolute power dealing with the inability to communicate - and we're with him every step of the way.
"More than Meatballs"
This seemed a no-brainer bargain buy - classically French trained, Ethiopian chef from Sweden who ended up in Harlem. Sounded fascinating, and so it turned out to be!
I'm neither great cook nor foodie, but I do watch Food Network shows in spare moments, and I've admired Samuelsson's point of view in his various contests and food shows. Turns out he's just as thoughtful and intelligent as he appears on TV.
Nothing is better than a memoir where the author actually has something to say - with honesty and humility. Sometimes our "American Dream" stories get glossed over, without revealing the price that almost always has to be paid for success in business. Samuelsson tells his own interesting life-so-far story without a lot of psychological self-analysis, but with awareness of his flaws - and with refreshing condor and lack of self pity. The people in his life ring true, and the reader/listener finds him/herself taking an interest in each one of them.
Must say I look forward to hearing what he has to say later on in his life. This is a memoir with a difference and well worth the time.
Now this is something fun and different from the venerable "Great Courses." I love them, but they tend to be considerably longer and more scholarly than "Language A to Z".
Not that Professor McWhorter doesn't know his stuff. He is a speaker who helps put the "great" in these courses! I've listened to more than one of his audios and really respect his knowledge and teaching ability.
Whether or not you are interested in linguistics, I would recommend listening to this course. It goes by in a minute (every lecture is only 15 of them!), and there's lots of pop culture references and interesting revelations about the origins of some of our strangest sayings.
This is a great highway listen - and an enjoyable way to learn something in 15 minutes!
"A Welcome Earlier View of an Old Friend"
Thank you, Charles Todd for this wonderful gift! It's a glimpse of the strong, confident, happy Ian Rutledge we know must have existed before the ravages of war.
Ian is planning his marriage to the young and self-absorbed Jean while becoming more and more involved in an unusual case. The perpetrator is diabolical, and Ian must convince himself and others in law enforcement that his suspicions are real. There's a lot of darting about the countryside and putting together clues from churchyards and archives, but the story emerges in a most intriguing way. Inspector Bowles is just as contrary and vindictive as he will later be, and we get glimpses of Ian's sister and aunt in earlier, more carefree days.
There is, however, another 'villain' in this piece. Just as menacing as any criminal, WWI is relentlessly in the background. Friends and colleagues are already marching off with enthusiasm to serve their country, and the knowledge that Ian Rutledge will soon follow - and will pay dearly - is painful to the listener/reader . It all makes for a bittersweet experience but one which this series fan really appreciates!
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A xenophobic advertising campaign has sparked online controversy in Switzerland. The web is in shock following Tyler Clementi's suicide. And Cervantes Don Quixote read by web users on YouTube.
The notoriously xenophobic right wing populist Swiss People's Party, the UDC, is once again at the centre of scandal in Switzerland. Last week, the political movement admitted being behind an advertising campaign that depicts Romanians and Italians as rats devouring a Swiss cheese.
A web site has been especially created by the UDC to relay this campaign on the web. It is called "bala i ratt", meaning the rats dance, and explains that the canton Ticino, on the border with Italy, is overrun with foreign workers. 45 000 workers cross the border each day and, according to the party, are the main cause of crime in the canton.
And sections of the local blogosphere appear to be happy with this campaign. A Facebook group has been created in support of the UDC's initiative and already has over 1 400 members.
These two men, who created the original campaign poster, deny any racist intention. They say that they are both Italian and that this campaign never intended to stigmatize foreign workers; it was about highlighting a problem that bothered the population.
This French blogger working in Switzerland does not share the same point of view. He says he is shocked by the campaign that in his opinion has one aim: put the UDC back in the spotlight. He says this is not the first time the Populist Party has tried to do this, and it has already sparked controversy over the past few years with openly racist posters like these ones.
The suicide of 18 year old American student Tyler Clementi on the 22nd of September has shocked the nation. The young man took his own life after a video of his homosexual encounter was posted online by other students. Tributes from web users continue to pour in online.
Some have chosen to do so through music. Sometimes with a piece especially composed for the occasion and sometimes by playing a well-known tune on his favourite instrument, the violin.
But it is above all, a feeling of anger that dominates the blogosphere. Many video bloggers are saying that Tyler Clementi's act is directly linked to the persecution he faced because of his homosexuality. Many are calling for an immediate collective realization so that this type of tragedy does not happen again.
Because according to this web user the phenomenon is starting to take on worrying proportions. She says this is the fourth time in just a few weeks that a gay teenage boy has committed suicide after being bullied. She says the authorities have to take action.
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Thursday, January 24, 2013
ROCHESTER — Tri-City Co-Op, a Peer Support Agency, is interested in starting a Vet-to-Vet program in the Rochester/Somersworth/Dover area. Vet-to-Vet is a peer driven support group where veterans can help one another work through the issues frequently experienced as they reintegrate into civilian life. The program is open to all veterans and active duty, regardless of years of service, gender or whether they were in combat or not. All that matters is that you served your country. Meetings are normally overseen by two or more Vet-to-Vet peer facilitators. Tri-City Co-Op is looking for those volunteer facilitators. You will be trained by other caring veterans and receive peer support group training.
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Workshop helped train schools about youth suicide
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
EXETER -- On Tuesday evening, January 15, faculty from Exeter High and Cooperative Middle Schools hosted a workshop titled Connect Training for Gatekeepers, Helping Youth at Risk for Suicide. The training was a collaboration between the National Alliance on Mental Illness, NH (NAMI-NH), the NH Department of Education, and the Exeter School District.
The Exeter community pulled together to raise hope and increase awareness and resources around suicide prevention. A gatekeeper is anyone who may have contact, even inadvertently, with a person at risk of suicide -- essentially everyone is a gatekeeper. The gatekeepers' training was provided by SAU 16 staff members with support from NAMI-NH.
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The NATO Agencies reform activity is part of an ongoing NATO reform process, which is also examining changes to the military command structure. The reform aims to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in the delivery of capabilities and services, to achieve greater synergy between similar functions and to increase transparency and accountability.
At the 2010 Lisbon Summit, NATO Heads of State and Government agreed to reform the 14 existing NATO Agencies, located in seven member countries. In particular, Allies agreed to streamline the agencies into three major programmatic themes: procurement, support and communications and information.
In July 2012, a major milestone was reached, with the creation of four new NATO Organisations, assuming the functions and responsibilities of existing agencies. The reform has been implemented through several phases, to incrementally achieve increased effectiveness, efficiency and cost savings, while preserving capability and service delivery.
NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA), with headquarters in Brussels, providing NATO-wide IT services, procurement and support in areas such as Command and Control Systems, Tactical and Strategic Communications and Cyber Defence Systems.
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NATO Procurement Organisation (NPO) – The North Atlantic Council decided to merge the Procurement and Support Agencies early 2014, reducing the number of new Organisations initially envisaged from four to three. It has postponed the activation of the procurement entity within the NSPA to the time when programmes are actually assigned by the participating countries.
The NATO Science and Technology Organization (STO) is to include a Programme Office for Collaborative Science and Technology and a Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation. The STO is headed by a Chief Scientist, based in Brussels, who serves as a NATO-wide senior scientific advisor.
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James Kidder explains how a stunning fossil discovery affects our understanding of human evolution.
Researchers in the emerging field of Paleogenomics are investigating the past using genetic research.
President Haarsma reflects on our big interview with Bill Nye, and explains how it relates to our mission.
Read about the death of Wolfhart Pannenberg, still debating creation and evolution, and a really big dinosaur discovery.
This week's news features volcanoes, skeletons, and stars, as well as a thought-provoking new book from InterVarsity press.
While it is true that Goodwin and others believe that their discoveries pose a major challenge to neo-Darwinian orthodoxy, this does not cause them to abandon their belief that the history of life can be explained as the outcome of biological processes!
The new Gallup survey shows in broad strokes the challenge we face. But more nuanced surveys find that only 8% of Americans are convinced creationists whose beliefs are dear to them, and only 4% are convinced atheistic evolutionists whose beliefs are dear to them. The vast majority of Americans are not sure of their position and are open to a conversation.
Geologist Keith Miller examines the "Cambrian Explosion", a period of rapid evolutionary diversification approximately 575 million years ago, and whether it poses a challenge to evolutionary theory. From the June 2014 issue of Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith from the American Scientific Affiliation.
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Collins' original use of the term "BioLogos" was as an alternative label for the position often known as "theistic evolution." Now this gets a bit confusing as "BioLogos" became the name for our organization that Collins founded (after the publication of this book). We continue to be dissatisfied with the label "theistic evolution" because as Collins said, most non-theologians are unsure how the term "theist" "could be converted to an adjective and used to modify Darwin's theory."
So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book.
This list didn't come from a boring discussion of "what should be our core values." Rather, each of these commitments came up repeatedly in our discussions of what BioLogos is all about.
"Evangelicals really needed an organization that would stand up and say, in a nutshell, I'm an evangelical, and I accept evolution," he said.
A video greeting from BioLogos President Deborah Haarsma
Today we draw your attention to a couple of short term projects that have been completed and are now visible on our site: Our History and Small Group Resources.
There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.
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Quick Takes On Van Halen, Billy Joel, Billy Wyman And U2
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Van Halen and Billy Joel will headline Australia's inaugural two-day Stone Music Festival. Van Halen will perform on April 20th, and Billy will close the festival on April 21st. The Festival marks Van Halen's first Australian show in 15 years, and their first-ever with David Lee Roth Down Under. (Ultimate Classic Rock)
Former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman is currently writing a second "warts-and-all" memoir of his time with the band. Wyman, who's now 76, and performed during the band's 50th anniversary shows in London late last year, told The Telegraph: "I'm going through my old diaries and boxes full of stuff I collected over the years, but it's finding it all that's the problem. I'm only up to 1972 at the moment."
In 1990, Wyman published his memoir of his time with the Stones, titled Stone Alone. He followed that in 2003 with a lavish 500-plus page oversized coffee table book, Rolling With The Stones. After that he published Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey, chronicling the history of blues music in the south, and most recently The Stones - A History in Cartoons, which includes Wyman's doodles from over the years.
U2 bassist Adam Clayton has sold his New York City home to actor Bruce Willis, who paid a reported $8.7 million for the three-bedroom property on Central Park West. The place, which is actually two apartments combined into one, comes with direct views of the park and four full bathrooms. Clayton, who's had it on the market since October, bought the first apartment in 1993 for $620,000 and the second the following year for $430,000. (RealEstalker.com)
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The Building Construction Management program prepares students for managerial careers in the building construction industry. These careers may be in new construction, restoration, renovation, remodeling, additions or services in residential, commercial, institutional or industrial construction market areas with an emphasis on sustainability. Program options also prepare students for transfer opportunities.
The Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree in Building Construction Management will give you the knowledge and skills for career entry or advancement in a current job. Associate of Applied Science degree programs are two-year programs that prepare students for careers, career changes and career advancement. Students who need to take longer to complete the degree because of job or family obligations can take the program over a longer period of time. AAS programs may also prepare students for transfer to four-year institutions. These programs offer education in recognized technical areas and specialties with emphasis on analysis, synthesis and evaluation. The program content, which is approximately 30% general education and 70% professional/technical, provides depth and breadth in conceptual and professional/technical skills. The general education courses equip students with the problem solving, communications, scientific and mathematical skills to compete successfully in the job market. Professional/technical courses equip students with the skills to obtain employment and to advance in the workforce.
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Prawn and Pineapple Curry
While I was searching for red curry paste recipes I came across a recipe for a prawn and pineapple curry which sounded interesting. I had not used fruit in a Thai curry before and I wanted to try. I took my basic outline of a Thai curry and added the shrimp and pineapple and I used the freshly made red curry paste. Other than the flavour, the thing that I like most about Thai curries is that they are easy to make and they come together quickly. This curry was no different and it was ready in only a few minutes. The flavours of the red curry paste were so good! Though, it was not quite as hot as I would have liked it. I will add more red chillies the next time I make it. The pineapple worked well in the curry adding a nice sweetness and tartness to the flavours of the curry. It was really nice biting into the juicy and refreshing pieces of pineapple in the curry.
1 can coconut milk
2 tablespoons red curry paste
1 pound shrimp (peeled and deviened)
1 pound pineapple (cut into bite sized pieces)
3 tablespoons fish sauce
2 teaspoons palm sugar (or brown sugar)
2 kaffir lime leaves (or basil, sliced)
1 handful Thai basil (chopped)
1 red chili (sliced)
1. Skim 1 tablespoon of the thicker coconut milk from the top of the can and heat it in a pan. (Or heat one tablespoon oil in a pan.)
2. Add the red curry paste and saute until fragrant, about 1 minute.
3. Add the coconut milk, shrimp, pineapple, fish sauce, palm sugar and kaffir lime leaves and simmer until the shrimp are cooked, about 3-5 minutes.
4. Taste the curry and make sure that all of the flavours are balanced.
5. Remove from heat and stir in the basil.
6. Serve garnished with red chilies.
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1 Frutarom Pilot Study (unpublished)
2 Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) Indian J Med Res.1998 Jul;108:24–29
3 Boden G, et al. Metabolism 1996 Sep;45(9):1130–1135
4 Baskaran K, et al. J Ethnopharmacol 1990 Oct;30(3):295–305
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