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Shiny, Streamlined Site/in Uncategorized /by Corinne Duyvis
A couple of weeks ago, I overhauled the website–it's the same basic design, but works on a different theme, which allows me to do some pretty neat things and makes the site much more accessible on smaller screens. When transferring the site, I decided to leave the blog–minus two recent posts–behind. For well over a year now, I haven't been maintaining the blog as an actual blog, but as the place to occasionally drop news. My blog history didn't reflect that approach. I prefer a streamlined, minimalist approach.
Speaking of news–I'll have two cool things to announce in a couple of days.
(No, not a new novel.)
(Not a cover, either.)
For those who are interested in what's up, here's the quick version:
– Moved Disability in Kidlit to www.disabilityinkidlit.com, made it extra pretty, am preparing to launch a month-long "Autism on the Page" event which I've wanted to do for years. Keep an eye on the site–I'll be doing several reviews and articles, and there's some fabulously smart content lined up.
– Attended Imagicon last week and had an excellent time on the "Diversity in SF/F" panel.
The rest of the con was great too–the first Dutch SFF con I've attended, and it certainly left me interested in attending future Imagicons. Small, friendly, pleasant atmosphere, loud and visible anti-harassment stance.
– Attending Dutch Comic-Con this weekend, with signings at the American Book Center booth.
– And will be at a large multi-author event in the American Library in Paris on April 25th.
– Have been editing On the Edge of Gone, and am both petrified and exhilarated at the thought of other people reading this book in the future.
Back to work!
The Epically Huge Catching Up Post/in Uncategorized /by Corinne Duyvis
The last time I updated this blog was precisely five months ago. I thought it was time for an update, even though I've long given up on actively maintaining this blog. See the text in the sidebar for my current policy:
This blog is less of an active writer blog and more of a home base, featuring largely publishing-related announcements and links to her activity elsewhere on the net. Proper content only when the mood strikes her. You should probably just follow her on Twitter.
Still, a lot has happened these months, so let me just go through these events in whirlwind format and semi-chronological order:
PRAISE: Otherbound ended up with no less than four starred reviews, as well as positive reviews from SFX Magazine and Locus Magazine. It appeared on summer reading lists from the Boston Globe, LA Times, and xoJane, was a Book of the Week from Publishers Weekly, a Mover & Shaker at Goodreads, and was included in no less than two Kirkus lists–9 Unforgettable Teen Page Turners and 11 Great Debut Novels.
Hot damn.
PUBLICATION: Otherbound came out! In actual stores! I walked right into B&Ns and saw it there! People could buy it! Sometimes it was a staff pick! IT WAS AWESOME.
UNITED STATES: I visited! That was great too. I met up with friends again or for the first time, has frozen yoghurt, saw the Grand Canyon, saw Las Vegas, attempted to see wildlife, attended my very first publishing conference, and did my very first book events.
AFTERWARD: I hung out at home, edited a book, petted the cat. It was not terribly exciting.
AMERICAN BOOK CENTER: I had my first–and so far, only–book event in my hometown of Amsterdam in August, which was just awesome. My most excellent uncle put together a video with several snippets from the event:
ARTICLES AND STUFF AND THINGS: I did a ton of interviews and articles this summer, sometimes to promote Otherbound, sometimes because I just have very strong opinions. Among these are an article about disability metaphors that went live at SF Signal today, and two articles at the Guardian (one about my autism, one about diverse characters and issues). For more, check out this page.
WHAT'S NEXT? If you're talking Otherbound: I guess we'll see, huh?
If you're talking books: my next book is out in spring of 2016.
If you're talking publication: we-e-ell, this intriguing anthology did release today … check out my novella if you like pulp, superheroes, lesbians, or any combination of the above. I'll do a proper post on it once it's available at more retailers and/or in paper format, but I figured I'd mention it as a sneak peek.
If you're talking projects: hello.
PHEW: That about covers it, right?
Overwhelmed–in a Good Way/in Uncategorized /by Corinne Duyvis
I update my blog.
Something cool happens the next day. I think: I should blog about that. But I just posted something, so I'll save it for my next one.
Another cool thing happens a week later. I think: neat, I'll lump those together when I post again.
Dates and events start being confirmed. "Okay, I really have to write that blog now."
Distractions happen. I chase after them because I have the attention span of a kitten.
Weeks later, I get around to updating my blog. Try futilely to remember all the things I was supposed to put in here.
The result: this post, and updates in list format, because I honestly do not know how to work all this into a single, coherent narrative anymore.
A WHOLE MOTHERFRIGGING UNIVERSE OF STARS: Yes. I got my third starred review. School Library Journal says, "While Duyvis's debut is an exciting take on the fantasy genre … the true strength of the novel is in its positive portrayal of LGBT issues." To check out all the trade reviews and author blurbs the book has received so far, check out the book's page.
(Helpful tip: the same page contains preorder links. Ahem.)
EVENTS: This summer, I'll be signing books, answering questions, and probably wearing neat dresses, at several confirmed locations. If you're in Mendocino, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, or if you're attending ALA Las Vegas, pop by my brand-new "Appearances" page for details on where and when to find me.
WIN A BOOK: My most excellent publisher is running a Goodreads giveaway for three finished hardcovers. WOOP.
HARDCOVERS: Speaking of, I got a box of these. It is the best box I have ever received.
(Also visible above: bookmarks! If you ever bump into me, ask for one. Trust me–I no longer leave the house without them. They'll also be at the Amulet booth at BEA this weekend.)
COVERS AND RELATED SHIZZLE: The final cover is now scattered around online. It's the same as before, but includes a snazzy Margo Lanagan quote. You can also find the final flap copy here on my website and on Goodreads, though retailers will continue to use the catalog copy. Just in case you were wondering about the discrepancy.
On the topic of covers, my favorite blog post in the entire world went up yesterday. Check it out for many, many details on what went on behind the scenes in the Otherbound cover design process, including tons of cover mock-ups and the art process for the final one.
ON THE EDGE OF GONE: Remember that book I sold last month? Amsterdam, autism, apocalypse? I finished the first draft yesterday. It clocked in at 101500 words. It was a long, long journey, but I'm so thrilled to finally be able to take the next step in said journey: edit like a mofo.
But, like, after my release and US trip.
Which happen next month.
Oh, dear.
latest news
• Corinne's novel Otherbound is on the Locus Awards ballot for Best First Novel; anyone is able to vote.
• In March and April 2015, Corinne will make appearances in the Netherlands and France.
A YA fantasy about a boy from our world who's spent ten years involuntarily witnessing the life of a servant girl from another world every time he blinks--and what happens when they finally learn to communicate.
Add Otherbound on Goodreads, or pre-order it from various retailers!


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The upcoming nuptials between Florida Georgia Line's Tyler Hubbard and fiancée Hayley Stommel won't be a huge secret. The happy couple have been pretty open about sharing wedding details and recently they revealed they're planning a small destination wedding inviting only family and close friends.
But don't worry -- Tyler and Hayley hope to keep followers on social media updated on their big day so there's no fear of missing out.
FGL just released their new "Sippin' On Fire" music video. Check it out below!
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"The Georgia Senate narrowly passed its version of a transportation funding bill.
Both will now head to conference committees that will negotiate differences with the House in the days before the April 2 adjournment.
Here is how local senators voted on the transportation funding bill that passed Friday 29-25:
Ben Watson, R-Savannah Y
Lester Jackson, D-Savannah N
William Ligon, R-Brunswick N
Jack Hill, R-Reidsville
Tyler Harper, R-Ocilla
Tommie Williams, R-Lyons Y
Harold Jones, D-Augusta N
Jesse Stone, R-Waynesboro Excused
Bill Jackson, R-Appling Excused
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Fifth Third Bank Announces 2011 Fifth Third Scholarship Program Recipients
Fifth Third Foundation Awards 17 Students with $42,500 in Scholarships
Cincinnati – Fifth Third Bank today announced winners of the 2011 Fifth Third Scholarship Program. Since 2004, the Fifth Third Foundation has annually awarded 17 one-time $2,500 scholarships to children of Fifth Third employees.
Chosen and administered by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation, the 2011 Fifth Third Scholarship Program recognizes the academic and civic achievements of the following students listed with their employee parent and parent's work location:
- Kia N. Antis, daughter of Mary Gillum, North Carolina
- Patrick C. Brems, son of William Brems, Greater Cincinnati
- Aaron L. Burghgraef, son of Dale Burghgraef, Western Michigan
- Mitchell H. Cavanaugh, son of Daniel Cavanaugh, Western Michigan
- Jennifer A. Curry, daughter of Daniel Curry, Greater Cincinnati
- Alexandra M. Doggett, daughter of Kenneth Doggett, Greater Cincinnati
- Lydia M. Doggett, daughter of Kenneth Doggett, Greater Cincinnati
- Andrew S. Greenv, son of Sandra Green, Chicago
- Zachary A. Klatt, son of Daniel Klatt, Kansas
- David W. Lonergan, son of Patrick Lonergan, Western Michigan
- Bridget E. K. McCoy, daughter of Dell McCoy, Chicago
- Brandon P. McHugh, son of Daniel McHugh, Chicago
- Brandon A. Miranda, son of Fermin Miranda, South Florida
- Emily M. Neely, daughter of Dawn Neely, Greater Cincinnati
- Jacob A. Schuitema, son of Susan Schuitema, Western Michigan
- Caitlin E. Tice, daughter of Kristi Tice, Eastern Michigan
- Daniel E. Wiegandt, son of Eric Wiegandt, Central Ohio
"I extend my congratulations to these 17 students and their families," said Fifth Third Bancorp President & CEO Kevin T. Kabat. "A quality education is a key building block for future success. We understand the importance of education and are pleased to support many youth programs, including the Fifth Third Scholarship Program, throughout the markets we serve."
"The Fifth Third Foundation focuses on education as one of its primary areas of giving and we are pleased to have contributed nearly $300,000 to students and their families since beginning the Fifth Third Scholarship Program," said Heidi Jark, vice president and managing director of the Fifth Third Foundation. "I wish this latest class of scholars the best of luck and continued success as they begin college."
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) is an independent not-for-profit organization. The Merit program was designed to identify and honor exceptionally able high school students, and to provide a system of services for corporations, foundations and other organizations that wish to sponsor college undergraduate scholarships to students who interest them. All aspects of the selection of winners and the administration of their awards are handled by the NMSC.
Fifth Third Bancorp is a diversified financial services company headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. The Company has $110 billion in assets and operates 15 affiliates with 1,310 full-service Banking Centers, including 101 Bank Mart® locations open seven days a week inside select grocery stores and 2,453 ATMs in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Florida, Tennessee, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Georgia and North Carolina. Fifth Third operates four main businesses: Commercial Banking, Branch Banking, Consumer Lending, and Investment Advisors. Fifth Third also has a 49% interest in Fifth Third Processing Solutions, LLC. Fifth Third is among the largest money managers in the Midwest and, as of March 31, 2011, had $274 billion in assets under care, of which it managed $26 billion for individuals, corporations and not-for-profit organizations. Investor information and press releases can be viewed at www.53.com. Fifth Third's common stock is traded on the NASDAQ® National Global Select Market under the symbol "FITB." Copyright © 2011 Fifth Third Bank, Member FDIC, Equal Housing Lender, All Rights Reserved.


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Hannah's Satin Pyjamas
January 3rd, 2015
Hannah Shaw is such a cutie – she smiles at you whilst fingering herself through her satin pyjamas – perfect!
Watch her pussy get wet on the satin sheets here
Baybee, Silk Dress in the Forest
December 17th, 2014
Baybee is wandering through the forest in her pure silk dress – she stops to sit on a fallen tree where she flashes her satin panties!
Watch the full silk video here
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November 12th, 2014
You would never be able to guess this woman's age as she has kept herself in such good shape, and age is no barrier to looking absolutely stunning wearing satin.
Watch this mature woman masturbate through her satin pyjamas here…
Purple Satin and Silk Skirt
October 23rd, 2014
What a gorgeous model this is, and wearing gorgeous silk and satin clothes too! I love the way that tight satin blouse hugs her big tits and the silk skirt is so short and tempting….!
Fitness Babe in Satin
October 15th, 2014
The thought of a strong woman holding me down, naked, whilst she is dressed in satin is quite exciting! Chloe has the perfect fitness body and she shows you just how flexible she can be in her satin workout shorts…
Watch Chloe get hot in satin here
Blue Satin Nightie
October 9th, 2014
Fiona loves rolling about in satin sheets – that pink and blue satin suits her so well
Fucking each other in Satin
October 6th, 2014
Jess and Jasmine know how to have fun – fucking each other on satin sheets whilst wearing long satin gowns. This video is hot!
Elle in Yellow Satin
October 3rd, 2014
Elle is such a gorgeous sight to see, dressed in a shiny yellow satin top and gold satin hotpants – I can just imagine what it would be like to slide up next to her and caress through all those layers of satin
Cath Faza Red Satin
July 9th, 2014
Cath Faza is one sexy woman! Her long legs and slim body are just perfect for the red satin nightie she has on. She plays in the satin sheets for your pleasure…
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un said in a New Year's Day speech that the confrontation between the two Koreas should end. "An important issue in putting an end to the division of the country and achieving its reunification is to remove confrontation between the north and the south," he said. It was the first New Year's speech by a North Korean leader in 19 years.
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News Anchor Emotionally Reveals He Has ALS, Announces Retirement
Just because the Ice Bucket Challenge craze has disappeared into our rearview mirrors doesn't mean the need to cure ALS is any less important.
Just because the Ice Bucket Challenge craze has disappeared into our rearview mirrors doesn't mean the need to cure ALS is any less important.
Google has released its look at the most-searched terms in 2014. Think you know what topped the list?
While you're busy posting photos of your dinner and commenting how cold it is outside, the rest of the Facebook community is discussing the trends taking the world by storm.
While the Ice Bucket Challenge has put the spotlight on the horrors of ALS in recent weeks, it's important to remember there are other diseases that also need to be fought.
For awhile there, it looked like 'Star Wars: Episode 7' was in trouble. Harrison Ford had broken his leg in a freak Millennium Falcon accident and there were rumors that the production was going to be shut down for weeks! Months! Forever!!! And then Harrison Ford got better and the only real damage to the schedule was a two-week break where everyone made ice bucket challenge videos and refused to answer questions to prying reporters on red carpets.
And now, 'Star Wars: Episode 7' has officially resumed filming.
Everyone is getting in on the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, including Homer Simpson! We've already seen Marvel, 'Star Wars: Episode 7' and 'Game of Thrones' stars heed the call, but now watch your favorite TV dad from Springfield join the ranks.
The ALS ice bucket challenge has been all over social media lately. I have yet to be nominated, but I know plenty of people who have been, even my 10-year old son. I've even seen our very own Aaron Traylor take on this challenge. Aaron's was probably the most risqué and hilarious version of this challenge that I've seen yet.
Just when you think you're officially over the whole ALS Ice Bucket Challenge thing, Amy Adams and Henry Cavill go ahead and do one from the set of 'Batman vs. Superman.' And they do it in costume, too. Yes, this may be your one and only opportunity to watch people pour buckets of ice water on Superman's head.
If your bucket list includes seeing the members of Aerosmith getting buckets of ice-cold water dumped on their heads, you can now cross off that item.
In honor of the cause, we've compiled the best Ice Bucket Challenge videos submitted so far by your favorite movie stars and directors into one nifty supercut. So, watch, enjoy, and don't forget to donate to The ALS Association, if you haven't already.


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Can tulips be transplanted while blooming?
I bought a mix of tulips that were supposed to be red, orange and fushia pink. What bloomed were orange, pink and white. Although it isn't a bad look, I don't want the white ones in this area. Will I kill the bulbs by moving the white ones now to a different area right now?
True the CW is that they should be moved while dormant, but I would move them as soon as the flowers aren't pretty anymore, not bare-rooting like I would a dormant bulb, but more like transplanting a "regular" plant, if it's few enough plants to do so. Also done this many times with hardy, bought-in-bloom bulbs and almost always got flowers the next year, certainly no dead bulbs.
You would know best if you're likely to follow through later, but waiting in fear of killing the bulbs is not something I'd worry about. I've never killed any kind of healthy, mature bulb by moving it at any time, but I usually do it as soon as the flowers aren't pretty anymore (if that's an option, whenever if not.) That gives it a whole year to get ready to do it again.
I realized that in bloom or near blooming tulips should not be moved. However, I am in dilemma where a family "home house" has been sold and I must move them immediately. The species is unknown, but they are sturdy, repeat bloom, have been at this home for at least 50 years. Soil in their new location has been worked and amended. I plan on removing any stems and cutting leaves back by about 1/3, and of course will keep watered. Any thoughts on success rate or other suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
Well in your case, you can't help it to wait, so yes, you'll have to do that.
Give them all the chance to survive and make it. It's good to hear you say that they have been reblooming or naturalizing for at least 50 years. I've heard differently about tulips but it may be the specific variety.


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Frosted Cinnamon Zucchini Bars from www.lotsofkids.com. Makes 5 dozen bars.
Make and share this Frosted Cinnamon Zucchini Bars recipe from Food.com.
- 3⁄4 cup butter or 3⁄4 cup margarine, softened
- 1⁄2 cup sugar
- 1⁄2 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 3⁄4 cups flour
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons baking powder
- 2 cups shredded zucchini
- 1 cup flaked coconut
- 3⁄4 cup chopped walnuts (I skip these sometimes and they turn out fine)
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- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 tablespoons butter or 2 tablespoons margarine, melted
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- 3 tablespoons milk
- In a mixing bowl, cream butter and sugar.
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- Beat in vanilla.
- Combine flour and baking powder; gradually add to the creamed mixture.
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2 years ago I was told I had Crohns, 9 months later my GI specialist said it wasn't Crohns and he believed it was Angio Edema from my lisinopril for hypertension. In Feb this year I was admitted in respiratory distress and with congestive heart failure. I was on a vent for 5 days due to o2 sats 54-72. Now all of my physicians feel they have came to an accurate diagnosis being Hepatitis C. In Feb I also had very bad pneumonia in both lungs. I just received yesterday in the mail notice from my counties health department of the need to get Hep A and B vaccines asap due to me having Hep C. Apparently the upper left quadrant pain (severe) was indeed my liver being inflammed. I go back to my family doctor the 7th of this month and to a liver/GI specialist the 20th of this month. Starting interferron has already been discussed. I'm scared to death. I have never used IV drugs or any street drugs. In 1981 and 1985 I received several blood transfusions. I'm weak and basically have no energy, nauseated often and have all over general aches and pains. No yellowing of the skin/eyes. Please readers I would appreciate any info regardless of how lame you may think it is. I'm confused also as to what internet sources are reliable information. Thanks so much !!!
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|Chiefs release Flowers after voluntary workouts
|Written by Admin
|Friday, 13 June 2014 09:33
Kansas City has been bumping up against the salary cap, so the move to part ways with Flowers was largely expected. He was due to make $5.25 million this season, and the former starter carried a salary cap number of $10.5 million next season.
The decision to release Flowers will save the Chiefs about $7.25 million this season and $7.5 million next season. That money could be used to help the Chiefs sign quarterback Alex Smith and linebacker Justin Houston to contract extensions.
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Kinect for Xbox 360, a controller-free, $150 gaming device that allows users to operate their Xbox consoles solely through bodily gestures and voice commands, has made a splash among video game and electronics enthusiasts. But is there a practical application for Kinect outside the gaming world–say, in credit union branches?...
This month, I'll celebrate my birthday, but I'm not sure how much celebrating I'll do. At 28, I'm back in my hometown in Oregon after two cross-country moves and more than one journalism career blip thanks to the economic downturn.
When I was first asked to pen this column, my first thought was, why would someone from Gen Y make a conscious, informed decision to join a credit union?
Wanting to help its members between the ages of 17-25 become more financially savvy, Pentagon Federal Credit Union and the PenFed Foundation have teamed up with MoneyU.
The reality of the impact that the enactment of the CARD Act has had on credit unions that offer credit cards to university students has been a mixed bag.
A new survey has found that when it comes to member satisfaction, credit unions have some work to do.


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If it's true, I'll wait and see, but holy crap, the fandom's response.
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Hell, this Equestria Girls thing is just a rumor and already folks are going "RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE!" instead of waiting and seeing if it's even true to begin with.


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Gilda Joyce, Psychic Investigator: The Bones of the Holy
Puffin Books, 2012 - Juvenile Fiction - 286 pages
Gilda Joyce is Nancy Drew for a new generation - and she's back in her spookiest mystery yet!
When Gilda Joyce's mother gets engaged to a man from St. Augustine, Florida, Gilda is appalled. She hasn't even given him the "Joyce Family Application" yet! But as the wedding preparations get under way, Gilda realizes the application is the least of her worries. Spooky St. Augustine is riddled with ghost stories and unsolved mysteries, and Gilda has problems of her own. Why does her soon-to-be stepdad keep calling Mrs. Joyce by his ex-wife's name? And why is Mrs. Joyce acting like she's possessed? With only a few short days before the wedding, Gilda knows this much for sure: It's going to take every ounce of her sleuthing skill and psychic savvy to solve this one!
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2524 N 60th St
Commute to Downtown Milwaukee
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2524 N 60th St has a Walk Score of 69 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Uptown neighborhood in Milwaukee. Nearby parks include Center Street Park, Roosevelt School and Enderis Playground.
Nearby schools include Christian Faith Academy, Milwaukee French Immersion Elementary School and St Catherine Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Interiorscapes-Plant Market, Hanna Food and C & J Country Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Sharehouse Goods, Rocket Baby Bakery and Rocket Baby Bakery. Nearby restaurants include Burger King, Mekong Cafe and Redd's Snapper Seafoods II.
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Scientific Forecaster Discussion
Area forecast discussion
National Weather Service Buffalo New York
346 PM EDT Monday Mar 30 2015
rain and wet snow showers will quickly taper off early this evening
as weak high pressure briefly builds across the area. A fast moving
clipper low will then bring a period of light snow to the western
southern tier on Tuesday...before high pressure and dry weather
returns areawide Tuesday night and Wednesday. Temperatures will
remain below normal through Wednesday...before a brief surge of
much warmer air arrives on Thursday.
Near term /through Tuesday/...
as of middle afternoon...another significant shortwave and its
attendant region of deeper lift and wraparound moisture is fueling a
second round of scattered to numerous rain and wet snow showers
across the region...with the most numerous activity presently found
across far western New York. This activity will continue to
spread/develop southeastward across the remainder of the region
through the late afternoon hours...before rapidly diminishing from
northwest to southeast this evening as modest surface-based ridging
and large-scale drying/subsidence quickly builds in behind the
departing shortwave. This should result in a return to fair and
mainly dry weather by the middle evening hours south of Lake
Ontario...and around/shortly after midnight east of Lake Ontario.
Given marginal boundary layer temperatures...any additional accums out of
these should be on the order of an inch or less and mainly confined
to the higher terrain...with the greatest amounts found across the
Tug Hill and Adirondack foothills east of Lake Ontario.
After that...expect dry and fair weather to largely prevail for the
balance of tonight...before a fast-moving clipper system dives
across the upper Ohio Valley very late tonight and Tuesday. Compared
to earlier packages...the 12z guidance suite has universally
shifted a bit further south with the track of this feature...and as
a result now keeps its narrow region of most impressive lift/
moisture...and consequently its greatest overall quantitative precipitation forecast confined to
north central Pennsylvania. As a result...the potential for
advisory-worthy snows out of this has decreased across the higher
terrain south of the New York thruway...with a period of generally
lighter snow now appearing to be a more likely outcome...with any
accumulating snow mainly confined to the western southern tier at
that. With the above in mind...have elected to press the steadier
snows associated with this system southward from our previous
continuity...with the bulk of any snow and resultant accumulations
now mostly confined to the western southern tier...where an inch or
two could accumulate near the state line. Elsewhere...have
maintained a chance of snow to about as far north as the thruway
corridor...with dry/fair weather otherwise expected to prevail
further north.
As for temperatures...lows tonight should generally range from the lower to
middle 20s across the north country to the upper 20s elsewhere. On
Tuesday...expect another day of below average readings with highs
once again remaining confined to the middle and upper 30s in most
Short term /Tuesday night through Thursday/...
surface high pressure will build across the region Tuesday night and
Wednesday...which will bring dry weather and a fair amount of clear
skies. The upper level trough axis will be across New England which will
maintain a cool northerly flow with below normal temperatures. Lows
Tuesday night should range from the lower to middle 20s south of Lake
Ontario to the teens across the Eastern Lake Ontario region where
the snow pack is still in place. Highs Wednesday should run about 10
degrees below normal...ranging from the middle 30s to lower 40s.
A warm front will lift toward the region Wednesday night...which
will be preceded by middle-level warm air advection. This will lift an
area of clouds across the region...and may spark a stray rain or
snow shower across the north country. Lows should come Wednesday
evening...with an increasing southerly flow causing temperatures to
rise late Wednesday night.
Warm air advection will continue Thursday as the surface warm front
lifts northward across our region. This will bring some of the
warmest air western New York has seen in quite some time. Guidance
is good agreement with 850mb temperatures rising to 8 to 10c...and
downsloping from the south-southwest flow should warm things even more in the
lower Genesee Valley and Finger Lakes regions with highs likely to
top 60f. The front may not fully clear the Eastern Lake Ontario
region and a modest lake breeze may develop across Eastern Lake
Ontario. Flow across Lake Erie may also keep Niagara Falls a bit
cooler. 12z NAM/GFS/ggem/ECMWF do bring in measurable quantitative precipitation forecast Thursday
afternoon...but with western New York in the warm sector this is
convective precipitation which will probably be more hit or miss
showers despite model agreement for quantitative precipitation forecast. A cold frontal passage will
eventually bring steady rain showers...but consensus suggests this will
probably hold off until after sunset Thursday.
Long term /Thursday night through Monday/...
a cold front will drop across the region Thursday night...with 12z
GFS/ggem/ECMWF in good agreement. A west-southwest upper level flow should
provide good access to moisture and this combined with model
agreement gave US confidence to raise probability of precipitation to categorical.
After this...forecast confidence diminishes significantly. The 12z
GFS pushes the frontal boundary fully to our south...while the European model (ecmwf)
stalls the front across our region and the ggem between the two
solutions. Regardless of frontal position...all guidance lifts a
wave along this stalled boundary on Friday. Given its position of the
front the European model (ecmwf) a much wetter solution...with Friday and Friday
night the most uncertain forecast period. Regardless of frontal
position...the passage of the wave of low pressure will bring
colder air back into the region for Saturday. This will change
lingering showers over to snow late Friday night and into Saturday
with temperatures aloft possibly even cold enough for some lake
effect clouds or weak lake effect snow showers. Highs on Saturday
will probably only be in the 30s in most locations.
After this a fairly strong frontal boundary is forecast to develop
near our region. Although model guidance is in good agreement on
this...it still is a difficult temperature forecast. There is a
little better chance that we will be on the warm side of the front
on Monday than Sunday...with a low chance of probability of precipitation near the stalled
Aviation /20z Monday through Saturday/...
a second shortwave and attendant round of deeper lift and wraparound
moisture will cross the region this afternoon...and will bring a
second round of rain and wet snow showers along with areas of MVFR
vsbys/cigs. Some brief IFR visibilities and ceilings will also be possible
across the higher terrain...though these should remain more
localized. Moderately strong winds will also continue through late
afternoon...with gusts to around 30 knots commonplace in many areas.
The rain and wet snow showers will then quickly taper off from
northwest to southeast this evening. This should allow conditions to
improve back to VFR by early this evening at the lower elevations...
though MVFR ceilings will probably linger longer across the higher
terrain...with this especially the case east of Lake Ontario.
On Tuesday...a fast-moving clipper system will dive southeastward
across the upper Ohio Valley. This feature should bring a period of
light snow and attendant IFR conditions to the western southern
tier...while further north conditions should remain predominantly
Tuesday night and Wednesday...VFR.
Thursday and Thursday night...VFR/MVFR with rain showers becoming
Friday...VFR/MVFR with a chance of rain showers.
Saturday...VFR/MVFR with a chance of snow showers.
brisk westerlies across the lower Great Lakes will diminish tonight
as weak high pressure builds across the region. A period of light to
modest northeasterlies and northerlies will then follow Tuesday and
Tuesday night as a clipper system passes across the Ohio Valley...
before high pressure builds back across the Great Lakes on
Buf watches/warnings/advisories...
New York...none.
Marine...Small Craft Advisory until 5 am EDT Tuesday for loz043.
Small Craft Advisory until 11 PM EDT this evening for
near term...jjr
short term...apffel
long term...apffel


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This time it's 316-acre Jennie Lake in Evansville Township of Douglas County. The lake will be drained and re-flooded to improve water quality.
This is the fifth of eight shallow lake enhancement projects now under construction in Minnesota that are funded by a 2009 Outdoor Heritage Fund grant to Ducks Unlimited as recommended by the Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council.
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Something at Mary's is home to one of a kind ceramic artworks, with both a functional and decorative design slant. Drop by and there's a good chance you'll see the resident artist in actio...www.somethingatmarys.com
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Something at Mary's is home to one of a kind ceramic artworks, with both a functional and decorative design slant. Drop by and there's a good chance you'll see the resident artist in actio...www.somethingatmarys.com
When it's time for a weekend getaway, pack the car and gather the family for a day trip to Ironbark Flat picnic area in Royal National Park. Near the picturesque Audley Weir, this pretty spot is wheel...www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/royal-national-park/ironbark-flat-picnic-area/picnic-bbq
Pool Flat picnic area offers a delightful riverside spot, ideal for a family day out in the popular Audley Weir area. Only an hour from the centre of Sydney, you'll feel like you and the family are on...www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/royal-national-park/pool-flat-picnic-area/picnic-bbq
One of the more popular picnic spots in Royal National Park, Wattle Forest picnic area offers scenic water views on the banks of Hacking River, just south of Audley. Easily accessible from Sydney and ...www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/royal-national-park/wattle-forest-picnic-area/picnic-bbq
10km (return) - 1.5 hour (each way) - Easy difficultyStarting and finishing at the NPWS office - although you can begin at any location in the loop - Loftus loop trail winds around Loftus Ov...www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/royal-national-park/loftus-loop-trail/cycling
Bundeena RSL Club - The place to see, the place to be.Enjoy, relax, eat and drink in the views at Bundeena RSL Club, one of Sydney's best kept secrets! Located in the picturesque Royal N...www.bundeenarsl.com.au
0.5km (one way) - 0.5 hour - Easy difficultyRound up the family and head to Royal National Park for a leisurely day by picturesque Hacking River, near Audley. Wheelchair-accessible Bungoona ...www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/royal-national-park/bungoona-lookout-and-path/walking
For a great day of water-based fun for all the family, pack the car and make your way to Bonnie Vale picnic area. With loads of options for all, everyone will feel like they're on holiday for a day. T...www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/royal-national-park/bonnie-vale-picnic-area/picnic-bbq
5km (one way) - 2 hour - Medium difficultyFor a quick nature fix only a short drive or train ride from Sydney, try Karloo walking track. This medium walk leads from Heathcote train station t...www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/royal-national-park/karloo-walking-track/walking
Royal National Park has been a bush escape for Sydney-siders for over 120 years, so when it's time for some family timeout, head to this popular riverside picnic spot in Audley precinct. Not far from ...www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/royal-national-park/currawong-flat-picnic-area/picnic-bbq
Forget the misery of the grey cold city and experience the Bundeena and Maianbar Art Trail open day in the Royal National Park. You can walk or drive to open artist's studios in the vil...www.arttrail.com.au
If you're looking to escape the city for a relaxing day near the river, head to picturesque Reids Flat picnic area, near Audley. In the northern section of Royal National Park, this tucked away spot h...www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/royal-national-park/reids-flat-picnic-area/picnic-bbq
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SCHOOLS & KIDSTraffic direction not need, thanks anyway!
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALLocal nonprofit helping Afghanistan
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALLocal nonprofit helping Afghanistan
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Today's voting went smoothly in most parts of the city, but there were flaws. Read the full story here http://www.pleasantonweekly.com/news/show_story.php?id=514...Original post made on Feb. 5, 2008
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My daughter & I thought we saw paramedics pulling a gurney up from the creek near Main St. but I haven't seen any news about...Original post made by JulieG on Mar. 22, 2008
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Recently the director of a major American museum was gently venting about collecting contemporary art. Curators in that field, he said, are too attuned to the market, too eager to collect works by artists early in their careers, lest they be shut out later if prices rise beyond museums' means. As a result, museums are acquiring many works that will not stand the test of time.
His comments came to mind at "Breaking Ground: The Whitney's Founding Collection," on view now at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, the museum's founder, also vacuumed up a lot of contemporary art. But instead of rushing to judgment in the face of too much demand, Whitney was buying when most collectors in the U.S. favored European art. An artist herself, she thought that living American artists were underappreciated, and bought works to support them. By 1929, she owned more than 500 objects, and when that year her offer to donate them to the Metropolitan Museum of Art was declined, she decided to start her own museum and intensified her purchases. With Juliana Force, the museum's first director, she bought an additional 200 works before the Whitney opened in 1931, and another 200 in its first years. When deeded to the Whitney in 1935, this founding collection consisted of about 1,000 works of art.
For the current exhibition, about 100 paintings and sculptures have been selected by co-curators Barbara Haskell and Sasha Nicholas—but not because they are the best. As the Whitney plans its move from Manhattan's Upper East Side to new, larger quarters downtown, curators are reviewing its 18,000-object collection with fresh eyes, organizing six chronological exhibitions and experimenting with new display approaches that might be used in the new galleries. "Breaking Ground," the first, consists mainly of works by lesser-known artists that have a contemporary resonance but haven't been shown in decades. Mixed with a few renowned works, like Edward Hopper's "Early Sunday Morning" and Charles Demuth's "My Egypt," the sampling is meant to be representative of works of the era.
And what a period it was. During these years—roughly 1902 to 1935—artists in Europe were creating several strains of modernism. Leading-edge artists here joined in after the 1913 Armory Show, where they saw works by the likes of Paul Cézanne, Marcel Duchamp and Henri Matisse. Others, however, knew little of or ignored the innovators, and in buying art Whitney not only favored these representational artists but also bought with an inclusive, all-embracing approach.
The exhibition fills six galleries, arranged loosely by theme rather than chronology. The first mimics the entrance to the museum's precursor, Whitney's Eighth Street Studio Club: Its rounded walls enclose a few sculptures, and contain niches filled with Richmond Barthé's graceful "African Dancer" on the left and Whitney's own "Chinoise," a serene self-portrait, Asian-style, on the right. They serve their purpose, which is not to dazzle with artistic brilliance but to take visitors back in time.
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The next gallery is filled with landscapes, but within view is a room hung "salon-style"—from floor to ceiling, in other words—with 43 paintings, and fitted with two plush sofas, and that is the best place to begin. (Whitney, after all, sought to make her museum informal and intimate, and she wanted visitors to meander as they pleased.) Grouped near the salon gallery's door are the first four paintings Whitney ever purchased: Everett Shinn's dramatic theater scene "Revue," Robert Henri's sweet "Laughing Child," George Luks's homey "Woman With Goose" and Ernest Lawson's placid "Winter on the River."
All four men were members of "The Eight," who painted scenes of urban life in the unidealized, brushy style that became known as the Ashcan School, which Whitney championed. In fact, everything in this room is by artists she supported with stipends, travel grants or regular purchases. None of the works, though, would rank among the artists' best. The Luks is muddy; the Lawson is lifeless. Chosen because they are quirky and unfamiliar, even the paintings by familiar names—Gifford Beal, Thomas Hart Benton, Arthur B. Davies, William Glackens, Man Ray, Theodore Roszak and Marguerite Zorach—are likely to head right back into storage once this exhibit is dismantled. All figurative—portraits, landscape, still lifes—they may be well-executed, but that's about it.
The rest of the exhibit rises in quality, though it remains spotty. Among the landscapes, "Pittsburgh," by Elsie Driggs, makes steel mills spewing smoke against a cloudy sky look both lush and monumental. "Immortal Water," by Clarence Holbrook Carter, joins realism and symbolism in a depiction of an iron portico and a decaying house on the banks of the Ohio River. An allegory about change, this painting won first prize at the Cleveland Museum of Art's 1933 annual May show.
Perhaps the most rewarding gallery is allocated to artists that Whitney collected in depth. Here, Stuart Davis merits his own wall, with modern but fairly traditional landscapes of New Mexico and Paris hanging side by side with "Egg Beater No. 1," the first in his famous series of that kitchen tool, an electric fan and rubber glove. Rendered in flat, interlocking geometric planes of green, brown and peach colors, it was a breakthrough that led Davis to additional innovations.
Precisionist Charles Sheeler, who received a rent-free apartment for 18 months from Whitney, also gets four works. His familiar, photographic "River Rouge Plant" hangs near "Geranium," an off-kilter still life that, uncharacteristically for Sheeler, contains nature, but which still plays with shapes, and "Interior," another, more geometric still life that capitalizes on his interest in patterned textiles.
The curators did not set up this exhibition as a contest between realism and modernism, but that's what it becomes, amply demonstrating that a static art world is far less interesting than a dynamic one. But if Whitney's democratic purchasing policy didn't work to the museum's ultimate advantage, neither would following the market have. In 1930, for example, she purchased "Mrs. Gamley," a forgettable portrait by Luks, for $8,000. The same year, she bought Hopper's masterpiece "Early Sunday Morning" for just $2,000 and Demuth's iconic "My Egypt" for $1,500. In the end, there is no substitute for a discriminating eye.
Ms. Dobrzynski writes about the arts for many publications and blogs at www.artsjournal.com/realcleararts.


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Our present social setup is based wholly on fear - fear of all kinds. There is fear in its very foundation; it is fear-oriented from A to Z. We are afraid of everything around us and this fear inhibits us, does not allow us to step out of our age-old limitations. And we never think of what a mess we have made of our life and living. Fear of what is going to happen prevents us from taking any new steps forward, and so we refuse to see the actual state of our affairs. Because if we see what really is, we will be compelled to change the old for the new; the old is so rotten. But our fear of the new fetters our feet and we go on dragging with the old.
I have had occasion to come into contact with hundreds of thousands of people and I observed them very closely, I really peeked into their hearts and minds. And I say I did not find a single person, man or woman, who is satisfied with his or her marriage and who is not steeped in misery on account of it. But if you point out their reality to them, they will immediately enumerate the various problems that will arise if they try to do something about it. The irony is that they are already ridden with problems, but they are not aware of them because they have become so used to them.
It is as if we ask a bird in a cage to fly into the open sky and it says that it is so secure in its cage, whereas the freedom of the sky will create so many problems for it. If you make a change, problems are bound to arise. And so far as the caged bird is concerned, its difficulties will be enormous, because it has no experience of flying in the vast sky. Yet a choice has to be made.
Granted that there is security in the cage, but what worth is this security in comparison with the freedom and ecstasy of flying in the open sky? If you think only of security then the grave is the most secure place on the earth.
Questioner. Swami Sahajanand accuses Krishna of corrupting people rather than liberating them through his path of sensuous enjoyment. And he offers two reasons in support of his accusation. Firstly, if one worships Krishna as a gopi-like devotee this worship is likely to degenerate into something like the maharaj libel case of Gujarat. And secondly, if one turns life into a celebration in Krishna's way it will give impetus to man's desire for indulgence.
There is yet another question arising from the same source.
Is not the way of Rama's devotee superior to that of Krishna's? Virtues like celibacy, detachment, dynamism and wisdom associated with Hanumana - a chief devotee of Rama - are lacking in the devotees of Krishna like Meera, Narsi and Surdas, who are all introverts disinterested in the service of society.And lastly I want to know why painters of their times did not show Rama, Krishna, Mahavira and Buddha with beards as they did in the case of Jesus Christ.


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Penalties For Driving Without Insurance - Auto Insurance GuideLearn More On Penalties For Driving Without Insurance In Your State. No Insurance Violations Vary By State. Avoid Allowing You Car Insurance Policy To Lapse.
DMV Point System - Driver's License Points & Traffic Ticket PenaltiesLearn more on the DMV point system and how traffic tickets affect your driving record. Driver's license points can impact your auto insurance rates, driving privileges and more.
Traffic Tickets - Traffic Violation GuideInformation on how to pay your ticket, where to pay your ticket, and available driver improvement courses to help reduce the fine and remove points from your license.
What to Do if Your Auto Insurance Policy Lapses | DMV.orgA car insurance lapse can leave you highly exposed to risk and penalties and should be avoided. Learn how to remedy the problem to avoid penalties and risk.
Drivers Guide To Licenses, Registration, Titles, DMV LocationsGet DMV locations and hours, licensing and registration info, practice tests, driving records, license plates and more.
Car Insurance Rates And Lapses In Coverage | DMV.orgLetting your car insurance lapse can have significant consequences, from fines and license suspension to increased auto insurance premiums.
DMV Tickets & Traffic School GuideTicket information & traffic schools, listed by state - find clerk of court information, payment procedures, fine & point reduction options.
License Plate FAQs | DMV.orgAnswers to frequently asked questions about license plates, including replacing a lost plate, obtaining a temporary license plate, and renewing your license plate and tags.
Lost Traffic Tickets and Speeding TicketsLearn How To Track Down Lost Traffic Tickets So You Can Easily Pay Your Ticket Or Contest The Charges In Court. Don't Ignore A Traffic Ticket If It's Lost. Look Online For More Information at DMV.
Auto Insurace Premiums. What They Are, How They Are Calculated and More | DMV.orgLearn all about car insurance premiums and how they are determined so you can get the best rate on your policy.