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As you might expect, acquiring a signal from a satellite traveling at speeds of over 17,400 mph can be a tricky business. A new system called SARAS, which is a Spanish acronym for "Fast Acquisition of Satellites and Launchers," more than doubles the effective area of the receiving dish antenna, allowing the signal to be acquired much faster. Read More
A study of data captured by NASA's Wide-Field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) satellite has disproved the existence of the hypothesized large celestial body, dubbed "Planet X." The planet or companion star was, some believed, responsible for the periodic mass extinctions that have taken place in Earth's past. Read More
GPM weather observatory successfully launched
The Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Core Observatory was launched last Thursday aboard a Japanese H-IIA rocket that blasted off from Tanegashima Space Center on Tanegashima Island in southern Japan. Weighing in at 4-ton, the GPM is the largest spacecraft ever built at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and will help provide a more detailed picture of the Earth's precipitation to assist climate scientists and help improve forecasting of extreme weather events. Read More
Space fishing: ESA floats plan to net space junk
With the film Gravity hoovering up awards for its portrayal of astronauts dodging colliding satellites, now seems a good time to talk about the very real threat posed by space debris. It's small wonder, then, that ESA's Clean Space initiative is looking at developing a satellite that can rendezvous with space debris and render it harmless by netting it like fish. The proposal is just one of the ideas to be discussed as part of a symposium this May focusing on the space agency's e.DeOrbit mission. Read More
Smartphones are practically everywhere. But if you're in the middle of nowhere without a signal, that iPhone 5s or Galaxy S4 won't do you much good. Many people already turn to satellite phones when they're at sea or in other far-off places, but a new device from Iridium takes a satellite signal and turns it into a Wi-Fi hotspot for your existing mobile devices. Read More
GPM satellite to usher in a new era of weather observation
NASA is set to launch a new satellite designed to take detailed, near real-time measurements of rain and snowfall on a global scale whilst mapping the interior of storm systems. The Core Observatory of the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) has been in development since 2005 and is a collaboration project between NASA and the Japanese Space Agency (JAXA). The satellite is due to be launched on the Japanese manufactured H-IIA delivery vehicle from the Tanegashima Space Centre, Tanegashima Island, Japan, on February 27. Read More
SpaceX launches second satellite
Commercial space company Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) has launched a second satellite into a geostationary transfer orbit. Its Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral in Florida and successfully delivered a TV and telecoms satellite for Thai-based communications provider Thaicom into position. Read More
Robots to slingshots: A year in space, 2013
This has been a busy year in space, with rovers roving on Mars and the first landing on the Moon in 40 years, the search for life beyond our Earth heating up, and 3D printing moving into orbit. As a Chinese rover explores the lunar surface and astronauts work to repair the International Space Station (ISS), Gizmag looks back on the space highlights of 2013. Read More
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The Land of Love and Drowning, by Tiphanie Yanique
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A cross hatching of mythology and consequence, Land of Love and Drowning is a family drama on the surface. Scratch away just a few layers and you find a family whose legacy is based on shattering secrets, children who know they are capable of doing horrible things, and a culture forced to a precipice. On the Caribbean island of St. Thomas lives the Bradshaw family, and their unmaking will becoming their making.
The Danish West Indies have just become the U.S. Virgin Islands, and the Bradshaw family of St. Thomas is about to suffer two tragedies. Mrs. Bradshaw will give birth to a second daughter, and Mr. Bradshaw will drown when his ship goes down. Raised in luxury, older daughter Eeona attended finishing school, and knows how to walk, talk and pour tea like a proper lady. her beauty is known throughout the islands, and at first the suitors were quite literally lined up down the block. Hers is a beauty that can sink ships. The man she loves will never, and can never marry her, and when her father drowns, the suitors see a desperate fatherless daughter instead of the daughter of a shipping magnate. Offered a chance to finally make her own living, Mrs. Bradshaw takes her fashionable wares to America, to get her own contracts. She comes home ill and dying. Within the year, the sisters are orphaned and destitute. Eeona wants only what her father promised her, and baby Anette is too young to want anything at all.
Just as much as the story follows the family drama of the Bradshaw family, it follows the history of the island of St. Thomas of the Virgin Islands. In the early 1900s, the islands of St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John were literally sold to the United States, ceased to be the Danish West Indies and became the U.S. Virgin Islands. What could America bring to the islands, besides citizenship? How about Prohobition, a war, racism, sleazy movies, and capitalism, just to start.
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A Bride's Story, volumes 1 and 2, by Kaoru Mori
published in 2011
where I got it: purchased first volume, received review copy of Volume 2 from the publisher (Thanks Orbit and Yen Press!)
Back in December, I interviewed my husband about one of his new favorite manga series, A Bride's Story, by Kaoru Mori. Now that I've read the first two volumes (of six currently available), we decided to do a joint review of the series. Two volumes at a time, we'll be talking about what the series is about, the different directions it goes in, we like about the series (so far, everything), and what we don't like.
Andrea: This is a historical fiction story of a family in a Central Asian village on the Silk Road. Amir Halgal is twenty years old, and has just married into the Eihon family. She comes from a nomadic tribe, so she knows how to put up and take down a yurt, how to hunt with a bow and arrow, how to track animals, and how to read the landscape. Her and her husband Karluk use their wedding gifts of wall hangings and fabric to make their new home colorful and vibrant. About Karluk – he's only twelve. Yes, a twenty year old girl just married a twelve year old boy. But wait a minute before you freak out! Marriages back then were more family alliances than anything else. Yes, this marriage will have to eventually be consummated, but not until Karluk is older. For the time being, they live together more as siblings than as a married couple. And OMG, the artwork is just freaking amazing. Mike, what have I missed about the premise? What are your thoughts on the pacing and how the story is told?
Michael: The pacing is non-traditional, this is not either slow or quick in a western fashion. This series is fairly fast paced but change comes slowly and action, while quick, there is really only one action sequence in these two volumes. I guess I would add to the premise that this is a story about the brides more than any other characters.
Andrea: So this story focuses mostly on young women who live on the Silk Road? Why would this make for an interesting story that people would want to read?
Michael: I am an anthropologist at heart so I love any stories regarding a culture or society that is not my own. Also, I think that the United States lack of culture and our fear of knowing other people is something that contributes to much of our violence.
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My husband reads a lot of manga, and lately he's really been talking up A Bride's Story by Kaoru Mori. I kept bugging him to write me a guest post about it, but he wasn't sure what to say or how to say it. To help him out, I gave him some guided questions to get the conversation and the review going. (and don't tell anyone, but this is an exercise I do with myself any time I'm stuck on how to review something!)
Andrea: What is the plot of A Bride's Story?
Michael: A Bride's Story is a manga about the lives and marriages of several women along the Silk Road in the late 19th century. Amir Halgal is the first 'bride' and is interesting as she comes from a semi-nomadic clan but marries into a settled clan living in a relatively modern town.
Andrea: How did A Bride's Story come to your attention? What made you interested in reading this?
Michael: A Bride's Story was recommended by a reviewer I follow. I am a historian so anything about a past time and in an unusual place will catch my attention. I had heard of Kaoru Mori's earlier manga Emma so I new the author was interested in detailed, accurate historical fiction.
An interview with World Fantasy Lifetime Achievement Winner Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
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The World Fantasy Convention was held earlier this month, and Chelsea Quinn Yarbro was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award. Her name will be familiar to fans of historical fiction, as she's the author behind the famous Saint-Germain Cycle. The first novel in the Cycle, Hotel Transylvania, was published in 1978, and there are now over 25 volumes. She's written over 80 books, and over 70 works of short fiction. No stranger to awards either, she's received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Horror Writers Association, the Grand Master award from the World Horror Association, and she was the first woman to be enrolled as a Living Legend of the International Horror Guild.
Chelsea was kind enough to take a few minutes out of her busy day to answer a few of my questions on her famous series, music, and the occult. Wanna learn more about this amazing author? I do! let's go!
LRR: Your bio briefly mentions you are also a musical composer. Could you tell us a little more about this? Personally, I believe there are a lot of connections between music and other means of communication. Have you found any similarities between writing music and writing fiction?
CQY: There are many things that cannot be said with words, and it seems to me that's where music comes in. When I get worded – out, I do music to deal with all the things that words cannot express. Words and music are powerful communicators, but they communicate different kinds of things. So while composition and writing are at the opposite end of the communication scale, they serve the same basic purpose. At least that's my opinion.
The story follows three generations of an African American family in Florida over the course of about 30 thirty years. While I was very satisfied with the complexity of the characterizations and the historically accurate details put into the narrative, the story itself seemed oddly lacking in speculative elements.
Starting in 1937, we meet Mayola, who at fifteen is interested in attending Texas A&M, she reads all summer and saves her nickels so she can reach her dream. She gets a job as a maid at an all white resort at Wakulla Springs. It pays so well, she'll have her college funding in no time. The springs are natural, obviously, but since it's private property, only white people are allowed to swim there. They are filming a Tarzan movie, and Mayola inadvertently spies on the movie folks while sitting at her favorite shady lunch spot. she knows all about Tarzan, she's already read all the books. The star, Johnny Weissmuller, had been an olympic swimmer. This acting crap pays the bills, but he'd rather be swimming. On a moonlit night, Mayola and Johnny go swimming together. She's terrified of losing her job, he's desperate to go swimming with someone who can keep up with him. He doesn't care that she's a stranger, or a girl, or an employee of the hotel, or black. He's only interested that she's interested in swimming.
The next section follows Mayola's teen aged son, Levi. It's 1953. Mayola never made it to college, she's still working at the hotel and trying to keep her son interested in his studies, so he can go to college. Another movie crew is at Wakulla Springs, this time filming The Creature from the Black Lagoon. Levi soon befriends the actor who plays the creature, Ricou Browning, who is more than a little impressed with Levi's ability to swim underwater for minutes at a time. Levi becomes Ricou's apprentice, of sorts. It's better than sitting at home listening to Mayola go on about her boyfriend, Jimmy Lee, who has just returned from Korea.
Long Hidden anthology, part 3
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Welcome to the third and final part of my review of Long Hidden: Speculative Fiction from the Margins of History, edited by Rose Fox and Daniel José Older. With over two dozen pieces of fiction, I would have been cheating everyone if I tried to talk about all of my favorite stories in just one post. If you like what you read here, check out part one, and part two.
To unpack the subtitle of the anthology just a little bit, what are "the margins of history"? Among other things, it's the edges, the background, the stories that haven't been told, the viewpoints that were pushed aside. We've all heard the phrase "history is written by the winners", and those "winners" often only tell their side of the story, their interpretation. The margins are what the writers of the history books left out, most often women and minorities. the writers of the history books may call themselves the winners, but look at what they've lost! By pushing people and cultures and religions and stories into the margins, we get such a narrow view of the world. And isn't this exactly what speculative fiction is supposed to be about? Widening our horizons, seeing everything that's out there?
While you are chewing on that I'll give you some thoughts on some of my favorite stories that were in the final third of the anthology:
(Knotting Grass, Holding Ring), by Ken Liu – Easily one of my favorites in the collection, as I am a huge Ken Liu fan. in the mid 1600s, in Yangzhou China, two women are on the way to their client. Half porter, half assistant, Sparrow's job includes carrying instruments and parcels, and making sure the client pays up. Green Siskin on the other hand, is the beautiful entertainer, carried through the city on a palanquin, as walking with bound feet is very difficult. Green Siskin offers the military men she has been hired to entertain a Tanci story, one of a prince who decided to save his father's favorite concubine. Sparrow burns with jealousy, but even she's got to admin that Green Siskin knows a thing or two about how to flatter men, how to get them to do exactly what she wants. The men flatter her back, but they see her as a lowly whore. The Manchus are on the march, and soon the city is under siege. With the subtle elgance of a tanci song, Green Siskin quietly saves all the women she is able. She knows what she's capable of, she knows how to get men to do what she wants. As always, Liu's prose is as gorgeous as blossoms falling from a tree on a perfect day. Green Siskin knows exactly what people think when they look at her. She knows the women in the prison courtyard want her to feel ashamed of herself, to be disgusted by what she does. She never complains, never brags, never asks for pity, never even asks to be seen as anything more than a whore with bound feet. She just saves as many people as she can from death and violence.
The Long Hidden anthology edited by Rose Fox and Daniel José Older is diverse, globe spanning, fascinating, inspiring, and gloriously long. so long in fact, that it would be impossible to talk about my favorite stories in just one blog post. So I've split it into three. This is part two, click here for part one.
If you're just joining us, Long Hidden: Speculative Fiction from the Margins of History includes over two dozen stories that aren't usually told, or at least don't typically make it to the mainstream. If you're looking for some variety in your reading, and looking to support a worthy project of one of the smaller publishing houses, this is the anthology for you. Global points of view, characters of all genders and preferences, characters who maintain their dignity in front of the worst humanity has to offer, people who were brutalized and/or executed for standing up for people who couldn't stand up for themselves. These are the stories of people who stood up and were heard, when surrounded by people who told them to shut up and sit down, if they deigned to speak to them at all.
As I mentioned in the first article on Long Hidden, many of the stories had me doing web searches to learn more about what really happened. To that end, I have included some weblinks in the hopes that you too will be interested in learning more about the contexts in which these stories swim. Some of the characters might be fictionalized, but none of their circumstances are.
Here are some thoughts on my favorites of the middle of Long Hidden:
"The Witch of Tarup" by Claire Humphrey (Denmark 1886) – Dagny has just recently come to the hamlet of Tarup, and a few weeks after she wed Bjorn Moller, he suffered an apoplexy (perhaps a stroke?) that rendered him unable to speak. The wind has stopped blowing, the windmill has stopped moving, and with no way to grind it the wheat will rot. Dagny is desperate for the assistance of the village's local witch, and visiting the local wives for information. On a lyrically repetitive wild goose chase they send her, offering hints and suggestions, of who to get a scarf from, and who to have coffee with, and the like. A method of communication with her husband is finally suggested, and she learns who the witch is. This is one of the more light hearted stories in the collection, and quite fun to read.


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Disabled-parking cheats hit
More spaces, mainly in core, mean tickets are flying
Winnipeggers are getting dinged more often for parking in handicapped spots -- in part because the city has added about 40 new disabled-only spaces, mostly downtown.
More than 7,400 tickets were handed out last year, according to the Winnipeg Parking Authority's ticket database.
That's up 114 per cent over 2007 and the trend appears to be permanent. So far this year, more than 3,800 tickets for handicapped-parking violations have been doled out. If the trend continues, even more people will receive tickets this year than last.
It's the WPA's most serious violation and carries the heftiest fine. Most offenders were charged $100, but the base fine was recently hiked to $150. If you don't pay the ticket within 15 days, the fine increases to a whopping $350.
And there are 40 new places to get nabbed.
The city recently added a bunch of metered parking spots meant only for disabled drivers. Most are located downtown, in front of the Winnipeg Clinic, the Law Courts, the Medical Arts building, the legislature and the Canada Revenue Agency building.
"The point of disabled-only spaces is to provide access to people who really need it," said Colin Stewart, the parking authority's manager of strategic planning and special projects.
Not only are there more spaces, the parking officers have been asked to be more vigilant in ticketing motorists who park illegally in handicapped spaces -- possibly the rudest of all offences.
Colleen Sangster got dinged with a $150 ticket earlier this month because she didn't see the sign overhead. She says the city needs to paint the street or sidewalk and put signs at eye level so motorists are well-warned, especially now that there are so many new spots.
"If these parking spots are to exist (and I believe they should), they should be marked on the street or with low signs just like in the good old days," she said. "I had no idea these spots even existed."
Though disabled people now have more designated parking spots, they also have to pay for the first time in years. No longer are meters free for anyone with a blue tag hanging from their mirror.
"I don't think it was meant as a service to us, I think it was meant as a cash grab," said Valerie Rychliski, a former nurse who suffers from arthritis. "When you have problems with walking, everything takes you longer. Life in general is just more difficult. The free, four-hour parking was one of the few things for people with handicaps that was really a nice little thing."
Many jurisdictions -- including Toronto and Edmonton -- give disabled permit-holders free parking at any meter.
But Stewart said it's a misperception that people with blue tags could once park for free at city meters. In fact, according to the 1974 parking bylaw, the disabled were always obliged to pay for two hours of parking but they received two hours free on top of that.
But, with the old-style metal meters that couldn't issue a time-stamped ticket, it was impossible for parking officers to tell if a disabled person was playing by the rules. Did they only pay for an hour even though the car has been parked for three? Has the car been parked for three hours and is entitled to another free one? So, the bylaw was never really enforced.
"The practice and the perception has grown up that is was free," said Stewart.
And, if disabled parking permit-holders got free meter parking all the time, there would be more abuse, which is already a chronic problem.
As the Free Press detailed last summer, perfectly healthy people often use permits belonging to disabled family members, passes remain in circulation long after the holder has died or no longer needs it and motorists frequently park in the disabled spots with no permit at all.
"The abuse of handicapped spaces is a problem nationally," said Stewart. "When parking people get together, it's always one of the things we talk about how to deal with."
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition July 26, 2009 A3
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UCL lighting on eBay
We just remodeled our kitchen and I had some wiring put in for LV UCL. The lighting would be on UCL and also for accent lighting on the molding of the top cabinets. I'm starting to do some research for LED lighting strips and I'm amazed at the range in prices!
1. It looks like there are a bunch of sellers on eBay that sell reels for as little as $1/ft. It looks like they are available as 3528/5050s sMD, 300/600 LEDs per 5M, about 2000 lumens per reel etc. So the specs seem the same or very similar to much more expensive strip lighting such as elementalled.com? What's the catch? Anything to watch out for?
2. Regardless of whether I go eBay or not, does anyone have any pro/cons on any of the LED specs? Should I go with 3528 vs. 5050s? Doesn't seem like I need waterproofing. 300 vs 600?
3. Any issues with the backing? Some sellers seem to specifically point out that they use 3M backed adhesive.
Thanks for your help.
The best way to compare is to look at the specification sheets for the individual LED emitters used.
The reels can be relatively "cheap" on a per foot basis. However, the vendors would want to sell whole reels.
I propose taking an alternative look at the problem as described in the link below since the end result has to work properly from the start and for quite a while.
Here is a link that might be useful: LED UCL continuation
I will be using some of those for my ceiling cove lighting. The possible downside is color matching, either from LED to LED or from reel to reel. I bought 4 reels of ~2700K and one reel of ~3100K, to check them out ($16 per 5 meter reel). I couldn't see any mismatch at all. There were the less bright reels of 300 LEDs /~900 lumens. I will use a double row of them in my cove lighting.
I saw the strips on eBay and Amazon, but ordered them directly from an Amazon dealer, ledwholesalers.com.
For kitchen under cabinet lights, it might be best for the strips to have a cover so you could gently wipe them off.
Thanks for the replies davidtay and attofarad!
I'm probably going to get a reel or two and see which ones I like. Even the 600 LEDs reels are only about $25 for 5 meters so quite reasonable.
davidtay, I went through that helpful thread and I think I get the issues. It sounds like the most common gotcha with strips is that they shouldn't be wired in series. The power for each strip should be sourced directly from power leads of the supply. As long as I do that, and of course make sure I have sufficient power, it sounds like this is pretty straightforward.
attofarad, did you get the transformer from the same supplier? When you said it's better for the strips to have a cover, I'm assuming that you are talking about the waterproof versions of the strips? I thought the waterproof versions would have less light output or it would be diffused because of the cover?
I got one transformer from them (150W) for my kitchen ceiling. The 300W one for my living room was from Alcon Lighting. They are made by Technomagnet. Always allow at least 20-25% more power rating for the transformer than your LEDs add up to.
I just thought that, if the strips are close enough to collect kitchen grease and splatters, it would be good for them to be a bit more protected if you want to wipe them off. I'm not doing that, so I haven't investigated the options.
Strips can be wired in series under certain conditions. If low voltage lighting is deployed, the wire gauge has to be calculated based on the length of the wire to the power supply and the anticipated power consumption of the segment being fed.
The power consumption (of the segment) in turn depends on the efficiency and number of emitters used. In addition to proper mounting, heat sinking may be required.


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Times change; what about constitutions?
With three referenda on the ballot in the state of Mississippi this fall, local columnist T.J. Ray takes a look at the history of the Mississippi Constitution and wonders about the possibility of changes. (September 22, 2011, Page 4)
Treatment of American flag very disturbing
Are you offended when you see the American flag mistreated? Local columnist T.J. Ray certainly is, and he takes a closer look at a recent mistreatment of the flag that was labeled as "art." (September 14, 2011, Page 4)
There's more to hospital care than just doctors
Most of us come and go to Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi with only one concern – how our loved one is doing. Local columnist T.J. Ray points out that there are lots of people involved in those stays and that care and he takes time to mention and thank them. (September 5, 2011, Page 4A)
Are questions too hard, answers unclear or what?
Are you a Curious George? Do you wonder about who's responsible when gravel trucks' loads crack windshields or who deals with political signs on the right-of-way? Local columnist T.J. Ray took these and other questions to those who you'd think should know, and he writes about the answers — or non-answers — he received. (August 26, 2011, Page 4A)
Asbestos almost as deadly as bullets, bombs
When most people talk about the death totals from war, they only think about casualties of battle. Local columnist T.J. Ray points out other victims that are forgotten – those who die from mesothelioma and other complications from coming in contact with asbestos while building ships and other war materials. (August 19, 2011, Page 4A)
Interstate barriers – the best answer for safety
Local columnist T.J. Ray takes a look at a new system designed to make highways safer – barriers in the median that include posts and cable. He looks into the cost and wonders if there might not be better ways to spend money or to make traveling safer. (August 10, 2011, Page 4)
Election Day and time to vote
Local columnist T.J. Ray isn't all that excited about some of the things that are part of election season, but he is sure about one thing – anyone qualified to vote should be voting Tuesday, Aug. 2. (August 1, 2011, Page 4A)
Are traffic cameras, tag scanners a privacy issue?
Some like that technology is helping law enforcement officials while others are opposed to it and cite privacy concerns. Local columnist T.J. Ray takes a look at the issue and wonders if there might need to be a new definition of privacy. (July 26, 2011, Page 4)
Was 'Trial of the Century' news or entertainment?
Local columnist T.J. Ray, like many others, wondered why cable news networks spent so much time on the recent trial of Casey Anthony. He decided to write to the head of CNN seeking answers for his questions – and his concerns about how the story will continue to play out and be covered. (July 15, 2011, Page 4A)
Life and death
Does it bother you a bit more when you see a squirrel dead in the middle of the road than when three bugs die crashing into your windshield? Local columnist T.J. Ray takes a look at how there seems to be a pecking order in both life and death. (July 7, 2011, Page 4)


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Dr. Frank Bajohr sure sees the connection between his arcane historical research and the ongoing furor over WikiLeaks' release of a cache of secret cables between American diplomats abroad and Washington. Bajohr, a senior researcher and lecturer at the University of Hamburg, has been working with a team spread through 10 countries studying the same […] [Read More]
Quiz on the Quiz
My mother doesn't say "Good Morning" anymore, just "What's our topic today?" Somehow, as inexorably as brushing my teeth, making the bed, and putting on the coffee, doing the Super Quiz in the Times Union has become part of our daily ritual. We hate it when the topic is sports or, worse yet, rivers of […] [Read More]
Late-blooming Reader
At the age of 90 my Great Aunt Ro Nenni has taken up reading. The sudden interest in books came as a shock to her three daughters and son who cannot recall her ever reading for pleasure or even reading to them growing up. Usually the transformation from non-reader to book-lover comes about age 6 […] [Read More]
What comes out of the ground
We are in a mucky spot on the Hudson River I have sworn not to reveal and this could be it. From a hole toweled out of the shore, Colonie Town Attorney Mike Magguilli in jeans, kneepads and rubber boots has dug up a promising mud-covered glob. It might be a Revolutionary War era belt […] [Read More]
Hotels that make you long for Capitalism, materialism and room service
Capitalism is not fashionable at the moment, what with Wall Street scams, unemployment and many worried in the aftermath of a big crash about retirement. But spend time as I did this summer in hotels operating in countries transitioning, as they call it, from socialism and communism and you can appreciate the benefits of an […] [Read More]
Cluck, Cluck
I want chickens. I'm not talking Farmville, though I own a huge coop of virtual chickens that lay mystery eggs and cluck in that addictive computer game I waste too much time on. No, real chickens. I got the bug for what has come to be known as "urban farming," a few months ago during […] [Read More]
Work after War
At the first crack of thunder you can count on an army of vendors to appear on Sarajevo streets hoisting umbrellas and yelling "samo 5 maraka!" The things rarely last more than a storm or two but at five marks (under $3) you don't ever feel bad buying another. Likewise at Christmas, though this is […] [Read More]


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by Nancy Campbell from Above Rubies - We Can't Get Away With It Life is like a boomerang. What we say and do will always come back to us. We can't get away with anything. What we sow into our family life we will reap, not only in this life, but in generations to come. Our attitude and the words we speak (or don't speak if it is the "silent treatment") into our husband and children's lives will reap a harvest of blessing or ultimate destruction. … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Sweetness & Light Always?
CTBHHM: Sheer Terror Is a Good Motivator
by Libby Anne cross posted from her blog Love Joy FeminismCreated To Be His Help Meet, pp. 144—46Guess what? We're halfway through the book! We've finished the entirety of Part 1! And guess what? I've only been at this for 11 months! Another 11 months to go! Woot!Part 1 was called "The Help Meet." It included 14 chapters with titles ranging from "A Merry Heart" and "The Gift of Wisdom" to "The Nature of Man and Woman" and "King and Kingdoms." I went through it page by page rather than chapter by chapter. Part 2 is called "Titus 2." … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Healthy Co-Dependency?
by Rebecca Belcher Morecraft at Ladies Against Feminism and Chalcedon Presbyterian Church The separate roles God created "in the beginning" for each sex have largely been spurned by our culture and substituted with a false idea of equality that in no way resembles God's original plan, when He created woman from the rib of man and arranged for future humans to spring from the womb of woman, thus establishing a healthy co-dependency for the continuance of life. … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Taking The Cup?
A review of the "To Be One" DVD about Courtship/Betrothal/Marriage by The Old Schoolhouse Magazine My only reservation in recommending this video is the Lindvall story. I want to be gracious to the Lindvalls, but I was quite troubled by their story. My first concern was the process of choosing a wife for Timothy. According to all the men in the story, the Lord had "told" each of them that Brittany was the one for Timothy. The process of winning Brittany seemed to lack any emotion or feeling on the part of the prospective bridegroom, because the Lindvalls believe love should follow … [Read more...]
CTBHHM: Pick a Girl with Low Self-Esteem (Yes Really)
by Libby Anne cross posted from her blog Love Joy FeminismCreated To Be His Help Meet, pp. 140-141 In the coming pages, we will discuss how we need to cook, clean, take care of your children, etc. These are important and necessary, but the buck always stops right here at the action word reverence. A man will allow his woman many, many faults, as long as he knows that she thinks he is great. If she will just look into his face with adoration, if she is thankful to him for loving her, he will adore her. She can dress awful, be grossly overweight, have terrible hair, not cook so well, be a little lazy and dumb, and not be one bit pretty, but if she will just think and show that he is w … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Should Homeschooling Be a Basic Human "Right"?
by Brian Unruh from World Net Daily - Judge: Homeschooling a 'concrete endangerment' to kids A judge has issued a stunning verdict in a homeschooling case in Germany, ordering that the parents cannot have custody of their children because the family might move to another country and homeschool, posing a "concrete endangerment" to the children.Dirk and Petra Wunderlich's case made international headlines in August when 20 armed police arrived with a battering ram and forcibly took their four children from their home in Darmstadt, Germany, and enrolled them in public school. … [Read more...]
Mom's Cycle Was on the Family Calender
by Lana Hope cross posted from her blog Wide Open GroundI did not realize it was a homeschool thing. Or just a conservative thing. Or unique to some families.I thought almost every man er family tracked mom's cycle, and all the daughter's cycles too.Libby Anne recently wrote a post on Charting Your (Wife's) Monthy Cycle. Here's what she says: [Michael Pearl] recently advised young husbands to track their wives' cycles so they would know in advance when their wives were … [Read more...]
False Dichotomies: "Homeschooled Girls vs. Feminists"
by Samantha Fields cross posted from her blog Defeating the Dragons So, Robert Knight, an extremely conservative writer for Townhall and whose articles occasionally appear in publications like the Washington Times, wrote an article last Tuesday called "Homeschooled Girls vs. Feminists." Since the article spends most of its time talking about grown women, I have to admit to some mild annoyance to the persistent infantilization of women in conservative circles. College-aged females are women, thank you. … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: You Can't Take Your Paycheck to Bed?
by Suzanne Venker posted at Ladies Against Feminism and Fox News - Why women still need husbands Financial independence is a great thing, but you can't take your paycheck to bed with you. And there's nothing empowering about being beholden to an employer when what you really want is to have a baby. That's dependency of a different sort.This is the conclusion to which most women have come. Research shows that what women want more than anything else is not to work full-time and year-round but to live balanced lives. … [Read more...]
CTBHHM: In Which a Woman Dares to Assert Agency
by Libby Anne cross posted from her blog Love Joy FeminismCreated To Be His Help Meet, pp. 138-139In this section, Debi tells a story. A few years ago, I attended a meeting with my husband where a group of leading men were discussing grave matters, trying to come to a conclusion as to what course of action they should take. The men sat in a circle, with their wives sitting beside or right behind them. … [Read more...]


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Played a 3v3 earlier where some guy went Nunu. He got fed pretty badly early on as our entire team did poorly in the beginning. Eventually, we began to catch up and the match turned in our favor. Eventually, lategame comes and our team has way more cs due to them camping their base because they are worried about us invading and destroying their nexus. We farmed while they were stuck inside their base defending. Even at level 18 as Kayle with maxed items Nunu would use his ult and pretty much 1 shot me. Unless I dodged, used Mooglet's active or used my ult. Needless to say, 1 hitting with a aoe ult that lasts for a long time is pretty insane. Is Nunu just secretly really good and nobody has figured it out yet or what? We won eventually, but we had to bait the Nunu into using his ult at the wrong time in order to even stand a chance. It seems strange that Nunu gets little attention, but yet he has a ult that can 1 hit level 18 characters with maxed inventory. Is Nunu secretly a good champ?
Why modern education is failing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM6c-HY8dck
Don't feed anyone early in 3's or they will be strong....
And no, he isn't secretly ridiculously good.
"the only way to ever really know life's lessons
is when it smacks you right in the face."- Bane- "In Pieces"
oh yeah, learn to cc.
"the only way to ever really know life's lessons
is when it smacks you right in the face."- Bane- "In Pieces"
Yeah, but the feeding wasn't the problem. We caught up and eventually got ahead in gold and items. Yet, still at very late game with maxed inventory, max level etc. Nunu 1 shotted me with his ult.
Why modern education is failing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM6c-HY8dck
You let them sit in base? That's the problem.
The easiest way to counter Nunu is... wait for it... WAIT FOR IT...
Magic resistance.
Interrupts are good but just because you're a level 18 Kayle doesn't mean you get to survive anything. If you aren't building MR then yeah Nunu full channel ult will probably destroy you. Since he literally has to sit there and take punishment to get all that damage it's not overpowered.
Annie TDC Hastur Shut up jesus.
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At which point do you see a fed-ass Nunu building a crapton of AP and not immediately think "man maybe I should pick up some magic resist"? Your "maxed inventory" means nothing if it doesn't have the right items in it. Sell something and pick up a Spirit Visage or a Mercurial Scimitar or both.
"¡Viva La Revolución!"
-Salvador Limones
I'll make sure to build in reaction to what I am facing from now on. That's a good point about the magic resistance and it's very likely why I died instantly from his ultimate during that match. Just wish people had told me sooner to start building in reaction to who you're facing. I just used guides and builds on lolking and blindly followed them or did a variation on 1 or 2 different things. Regardless of who I faced just used the same builds for the most part. Either way, thanks for the help.
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You were using Kayle, with ur ult u shouldn't be dying by his ult. :/
No and I like Nunu. His ult is bad.
Shaq: "Rondo is still the best PG in the game." Barkley: "Is D-Rose dead?"
He's ridiculously good, but not quite for the reasons outlined in your post. But I think enough has been said about that already.
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A US$14 million centre being built for the exclusive use of US soldiers inside the headquarters of the Philippine armed forces in Mindanao has sparked renewed controversy over the role of the US in the country.5 Sep 2007 - 12:00am
Muslim separatist rebels in the Philippines have resorted to an unfamiliar weapon - international diplomacy - to avert war in the south.28 Jul 2007 - 12:00am
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Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) chief peace negotiator Mohaqher Iqbal said 'we have very big apprehensions' regarding the Human Security Act.16 Jul 2007 - 12:00am
Muslim separatists yesterday joined a massive search for an Italian priest allegedly abducted by one of their renegade commanders in the southern Philippines.
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There are some ingredients I just enjoy using in recipes, not just for their taste but the texture they provide to the overall dish. One of those ingredients is bacon — side bacon to be exact. It can be crispy and salty or chewy with a hint of maple, smoky with hints of apple wood or hickory, but for many it can be just plain delicious.
I get requests from my family to cook up bacon for breakfast on the weekend. But there are some weekday mornings where they try to twist my arm to infuse the house with that familiar aroma that could waft into the neighbour's house easily with windows wide open in the summer time. I usually cave as I enjoy it just as much.
So I was quite excited when I was asked to be a judge in the 2011 Ontario finest meat competition, which had 149 entries from 21 Ontario processors. Competitors showcased their goods in the following categories: side bacon, back bacon, coiled, Black Forest ham, bone in ham, cold cuts, beef/veal deli roast, poultry deli roast, fermented sausage, premium dry cured, fresh sausage, cooked and/or smoked sausage, premium wiener and health trends.
"Hosted by the Ontario Independent Meat Processors, the Ontario Finest Meat Competition promotes the artisanal products that Ontario's family of meat processors have to offer," said Laurie Nicol, its executive director. "To be eligible to enter, all of the products had to be made with meat and poultry raised by Ontario farmers and processed in this province."
It is truly amazing every time I think how lucky we are to have such amazing products available to us to use in our homes. I was excited when I found out I would be one of the judges in the side bacon category. That was how I started my day, judging 16 side bacon entries. We looked at the consumer and visual appeal from the package and product, and then went on to the aroma and taste of the product, too.
Truly I was made for this category. Although there were many other categories I would have been happy to be a part – well, frankly, any of them — I also had the opportunity to judge beef/veal deli roast and premium dry cured, which included the likes of prosciutto and lacshinken. To see the artisanal work and taste the flavour that goes into these tasty, local products is truly something that inspires me to create more recipes using these items.
Each category of the competition had a platinum, gold and silver Award Winner and you can check out all the winners at www.ontariomeatproducts.ca
I decided to use side bacon to add flavour and texture to a recipe that my family would enjoy. While frying up bacon and enjoying it on its own is wonderful, adding it to soups, salads and sandwiches is also a great way to enjoy its flavour. I decided to take my son's favourite meal, meat loaf, and add one of his favourite meats, bacon. When I told him of my plan, he just looked at me and said, "Why didn't you just make regular meat loaf?"
He was pleasantly surprised to taste the meat loaf and the bacon flavour simply added a bit of smokiness and a delicious crisp texture to the dish. Truly, this was to be a perfect match. With a side of mashed potatoes, this free-form meat loaf made for a lip-smacking dinner. There were a few leftovers which, tucked into a soft kaiser bun and warmed through with a sprinkling of cheese, made lunch the next day delectable.
Bacon-Wrapped Meatloaf
2 tsp (10 ml) canola oil
1 leek, white and light green part only, thinly sliced
1 clove garlic, minced
2 tsp (10 ml) dried thyme leaves
1/2 tsp (2 ml) fresh ground black pepper
2 eggs
1 cup (250 ml) seasoned dry bread crumbs
1/3 cup (75 ml) freshly grated Parmesan cheese
1/3 cup (75 ml) milk
1/3 cup (75 ml) ketchup
1 tbsp (15 ml) Worcestershire sauce
1 lb (500 g) each ground Ontario veal and ground Ontario pork
10 slices Ontario side bacon
1. In a non-stick skillet, heat oil over medium heat and cook leek, garlic, thyme and pepper, stirring for about eight minutes or until softened. Scrape into large bowl; let cool slightly.
2. Stir in eggs until combined. Add bread crumbs, cheese, milk, ketchup and Worcestershire and stir until well combined. Add veal and pork and, using hands, mix well until thoroughly combined.
3. On a parchment paper-lined baking sheet, shape mixture into nine-by-five-inch (23 x 13 cm) loaf. Lay bacon slices on a diagonal across the meat loaf, trimming strips as necessary to cover the top and sides completely.
4. Bake in 375 F (190 C) oven for about one hour and 10 minutes, or until meat thermometer inserted in centre reaches 160 F (70 C). Let stand for five minutes before slicing into about one inch (2.5 cm) slices.
Makes eight servings.
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Originally Posted by Daniel. G
OOO one last thing i for got if your French then u must il doit aimer jouer au foot. So like a sports jersey form his favorite club team or player could be good!
i already gave him a present (as i said in my last post ), but he doesn't like football (and i don't like it either, so i'm not gonna give him something related lol)
@cpr : you should try some Mokachino for a change ^^
give him your love...im pretty sure that he wont be able to decline.
or buy him a watch.
oops. i should stop skimming.
wel... this topic is over. XD
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