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When was the last time you made a Bundt cake? How about that egg slicer � used it recently? If you�re like most people, it�s been a while. In fact, if your Bundt pan is housed like mine, you�ll need to move 8 other pans just to see it. Gadgets can be savvy kitchen helpers, but only if you actually use them. Thing is, when you get creative (or desperate), and use your tools for tasks outside their intended purpose, you can streamline meal prep in a flash. Wipe the dust from your lonely equipment and put it to work! Rice Cooker �Perfect Oatmeal A standard rice cooker is designed to bring liquid to a boil, reduce the liquid to a simmer, and then lower the heat again to keep the rice hot without overcooking it. That means, because the heat is regulated, it�s an excellent vessel for un-manned oatmeal (no frequent stirring!). How to do it: In the rice cooker, combine 3 parts water to 1 part steel cut oats. Add a pinch or two of salt. Press ON. That�s it! Twenty-five minutes later (after showering perhaps?) you can enjoy creamy oatmeal with your favorite garnishes (a dollop of vanilla yogurt, fresh fruit, dried fruit, honey, agave, cinnamon, cardamom, brown sugar, toasted nuts). Food Processor � Bread Dough Want fresh bread or pizza dough in 60 seconds? The food processor might not have a dough hook, but it still whips up incredible dough. How to do it: Assemble your machine (bowl locked into place, blade nestled). Add 3 cups bread flour (all-purpose flour works, but won�t yield the best result), 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 teaspoon salt, and 1 packet dry active yeast (1 1/4 tablespoons). Pulse to combine. Add 2 tablespoons olive oil and pulse a few times to combine. Add 1 cup warm/hot water (warm to the touch without burning your fingers). Process until the dough comes together and forms a ball. Transfer the dough to a lightly oiled bowl and let rise, in a warm, draft-free place, for 1 hour. Punch the dough down to remove air, transfer to a greased loaf pan, OR shape the dough into a baguette, OR press out until the dough is 1/4-inch thick for pizza. For bread in a loaf pan, bake at 375 degrees for 30-40 minutes, until golden brown. For a baguette, bake 20-30 minutes. For pizza, arrange toppings on dough and bake at 425 degrees for 15-20 minutes. Popcorn Popper � Toast Nuts [caption id="attachment_119176" align="alignnone" width="493"] Thinkstock.com[/caption] Popcorn poppers are excellent for transforming golden corn kernels into puffed-up perfection. The heat on the bottom and constant spinning/air action also make it ideal for flawlessly toasting nuts. No more shaking a skillet for 5 minutes! How to do it: Place a layer of nuts (pine nuts, almonds, walnuts, pecans) into the bottom of the popper and let �er rip. In 1-2 minutes, you�ve got flavorful, golden brown nuts (keep an eye on things � it happens fast). Waffle Iron � Healthy Hash Browns [caption id="attachment_119031" align="alignnone" width="493"] babble.com[/caption] I make waffles most Saturday mornings. That means my waffle iron sits alone the other 26+ days of the month. We also love hash browns in the morning, but I rarely feel like standing at the stove for 20 minutes. Waffle iron to the rescue! The hot iron creates a crisp, golden brown exterior while steaming the potatoes until tender � in just 5-10 minutes, with no stirring! How to do it: Preheat the waffle iron. In a large bowl, combine 3-4 shredded Yukon gold potatoes (about 1-1 1/2 pounds) and enough cold water to cover. Let stand for 2-3 minutes (this removes the starch and yields a better result). Drain the potatoes, squeeze out the excess water and then dry them completely on paper towels (important step for crispy hash browns). Transfer the potatoes to a bowl and add a drizzle of olive oil and a pinch of salt and pepper. Toss to coat. Spray the waffle iron with cooking spray. Spoon a 1/2-inch layer of the potato mixture onto the waffle iron, close the lid, and cook for 5-10 minutes, until the potatoes are golden brown and tender. Repeat with remaining potato mixture. If you�re like us, serve with ketchup. Egg Slicer � Slice Strawberries and Cheese [caption id="attachment_119033" align="alignnone" width="493"] shopcron.com[/caption] When it comes to slicing hard-boiled eggs, nothing beats an egg slicer. But how often do you need perfectly sliced eggs? Me � I use a fork to mash them into egg salad more than I use an egg slicer to slice them. But strawberries? I slice those every day for breakfast! And mozzarella cheese? Same thing � for my mini breakfast pizzas! How to do it: Place whole strawberries and softer pieces of cheese (mozzarella, gouda, Swiss) in the slicer and press down for perfectly even slices every time. Knife Sharpener � Meat Mallet [caption id="attachment_119173" align="alignnone" width="493"] Thinkstock.com[/caption] OK, this seems weird, but I discovered this hack out of desperation. I needed to pound uber-thick chicken breasts very thin so I could stuff and roll them. I�ve never owned a meat mallet (I think they pulverize meat) so I tried my rolling pin, a heavy skillet, and even a hammer (don�t try that). Then I tried the flat side of my handheld knife sharpener (the one with two slots for sharpening blades), and voila, skinny chicken! How to do it: Place meat in a freezer bag or between two pieces of plastic wrap and pound to desired thickness. Pizza Wheel � Chop Herbs I don�t consider myself lazy, until it�s time to chop herbs. It seems like a messy hassle, but since fresh herbs catapult the flavor of every dish they adorn, I chop them almost every day. And now, thanks to my pizza wheel, the job is easier, cleaner and faster! How to do it: Pile your herbs on a cutting board and roll the wheel back and forth. Switch directions and do it again! Bundt Pan � Roast Chicken [caption id="attachment_119032" align="alignnone" width="493"] lifehacker.com[/caption] My cinnamon-swirled Bundt cake is moist, sweet heaven. But I make it just a few times per year and, aside from a handful of Bundt-inspired recipes, my pan gets the shaft. But it�s the shaft that makes it perfect for roasting chicken! A Bundt-roasted chicken has crispy skin on all sides, the meat is moist, and the juices flow to the bottom of the pan, flavoring whatever veggies you�ve assembled down there. How to do it: Cut red potatoes, carrots, celery, and yellow onion into bite-size pieces. Toss with minced garlic and a little olive oil. Arrange the vegetables in the bottom of the Bundt pan. Stuff a 4-pound whole chicken with a halved lemon and then invert the chicken onto the hollow tube of the Bundt pan. Brush the chicken with olive oil and then season all over with salt, black pepper, thyme, and oregano. Place the pan on a baking sheet and bake at 425 degrees for 50-60 minutes, or until a meat thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thigh reaches 160 degrees. Let stand 10 minutes before carving. Coffee Grinder � Spice Grinder [caption id="attachment_119175" align="alignnone" width="493"] http://penandfork.com/[/caption] As is the case with coffee, spices yield more flavor when you grind them just before cooking. Of course, if you grind more than you need, spices will keep in a sealed container for 6 months. How to do it: Purchase whole spices and grind them as you would your favorite coffee beans! One caveat, some spices (curry blends for example) can leave lingering residue that can make its way into your ground coffee. To clean the grinder between uses (or between sweet and savory spices), grind bread cubes or white rice and then unplug the grinder and wipe clean with a damp towel. Muffin Tin � Individual Meatloaves Everyone loves meatloaf and there�s nothing wrong with baking them in loaf pans. BUT, when you separate the meat into individual loaves, each one becomes its own, unique entr�e and dinner is served in half the time. I like to insert little �surprises� in my meatloaf and with mini loaves, each person gets a separate surprise. One gets a chunk of mozzarella cheese, the other a cube of cheddar. Sometimes a few get sundried tomatoes and others get olives. See where I�m going with this? And for you with crazy schedules, you can make the loaves in a few pans and cook just what you need and freeze what you don�t. How to do it: Press prepared meatloaf (beef, turkey, chicken, meat combinations) into muffin pans as you would if you were pressing the meat into a loaf pan. At this point, I like to coat each loaf with a mixture of ketchup and Dijon mustard. Bake at 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes, until the loaves are cooked through. When freezing extras, wrap the pan in plastic wrap and then foil and freeze for up to 6 months. Thaw overnight in the refrigerator before baking.Robin Miller has been a TV personality, food writer and nutritionist since 1990 and she is the author of ten books, including Robin Takes 5 for Busy Families, Robin Takes 5, and the bestselling cookbook Quick Fix Meals. Her popular show, �Quick Fix Meals with Robin Miller� aired on Food Network for 5 years and she has multiple weekly blogs, Robin�s Healthy Take, on www.foodnetwork.com/healthyeats. �Quick Fix Meals with Robin Miller� is currently airing on Great American Country Channel. You can view her website at:�www.robinmillercooks.com.
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Phoronix: Valve, Xi3 Show Off Mini Linux Gaming PC "Console"
Making the rounds today is word that Xi3 and Valve have partnered up. Xi3 is a computer hardware manufacturer known for making small PCs and now in conjunction with Valve they are working on a "Steam Box" that's codenamed Piston...
You could fit about 20 of them into my current desktop box.
I really like the rear-panel expandability of that thing. Tons of USB[23]/e-SATA, HDMI/DP, Ethernet. I didn't see if the motherboard had embedded flash storage, but I'm assuming enough for an OS + a few games... If not, there's still 4 e-SATA ports on there.
I don't know anything about the actual hardware specs, but I'm assuming an AMD APU or something highly integrated. Hopefully we'll find out more soon.
According to http://www.polygon.com/2013/1/7/3849...-steam-box-xi3
Xi3s new X7A Modular Computer is designed specifically for gamers, engineers and power users. Housed in the standard Xi3 chassis that measures 4.27×3.656×3.656-inches, the X7A Modular Computer packs a real wallop, especially for a machine roughly the size of a grapefruit that draws a mere 40Watts of power.
The X7A Modular Computer is available with up to
A quad-core 64-bit, x86-based 32nm processor running at up to 3.2GHz (with 4MB of Level2 Cache),
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Three display ports providing maximum resolution of 4096×2160 (including 1 DisplayPort v1.2 and 2 Mini-DisplayPorts v1.2),
Four eSATAp 3.0 ports,
Four USB 3.0 ports,
Four USB 2.0 ports,
1Gb Ethernet port, and
Three audio ports (1 input and 2 outputs: 1 copper and 1 optical).
Designed to be used as a standalone machine or in clustered configurations, the X7A will run any x86-based Operating System, including Windows 8 and lower, Linux, UNIX, etc. Prices for quad-core versions of the X7A Modular Computer will begin at $1,100, with General Availability starting in February 2013.
Not really seeing how Linux gets any love out of this. Everybody would just install Windows.
Besides, if Valve doesn't have a unified OS for a "Steam Box" concept, game publishers wouldn't target Linux.
Nevertheless, AMD + Linux = do not want.
I like the modularity but wonder if other manufacturers will be able to provide upgrades to the unit.
Sounds like an AMD APU to me. The high frequency, 32nm fab, and 384 shader cores give it away. If it were intel, all 3 of those would be lower.
Why would it matter if it was AMD based? Everyone who has problem with AMD GPUs today are because they improperly set it up, something isn't fully updated, they have an HD4000 or older, or they just happen to have a program/game that doesn't run perfectly. I've been using the catalyst drivers for a while now and I never get any of the problems people complain about.
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You can be a good witch or a bad witch or even a little of both, but a bland witch?
Then we'll have to talk.
Some of the surprises in "Oz the Great and Powerful," the much-anticipated "The Wizard of Oz" (1939) origins movie, are delightful. Others, however, sink the movie just below the point of recommendation, with the primary drawback falling on the lovely shoulders of Michelle Williams and Mila Kunis, as early versions of Glinda the Good Witch and the Wicked Witch of the West, respectively.
Williams is already established as one of the better actresses of the last decade. Kunis is a star on the rise. What a disappointment, then, to see Williams so bland and sugary as Glinda, and Kunis so flat and ineffectual as the heartsick Theodora, who is transformed into the broom-riding, theatrically cackling, very Wicked Witch of the West.
Margaret Hamilton's Wicked Witch in the original "Oz" was the stuff of nightmares for generations. Mila's Wicked Witch would get her first place for makeup at a Hollywood Halloween party, while her performance is closer to a Razzie than to an Oscar.
Only Rachel Weisz acquits herself well in a witchly role, playing Evanora, the scheming older sister of Theodora. (I believe Evanora's the one who will eventually find herself on the wrong end of a house in "The Wizard of Oz.")
Like "The Phantom Menace" trilogy, "Oz the Great and Powerful" precedes a beloved classic on the fictional timeline but makes full use of modern-day technology, which means everything's grander and more spectacular, and there's not an obvious soundstage scene or a cheesy special effect in sight. Director Sam Raimi and his army of special-effects wizards have created a visually stunning film that makes good use of 3-D, at least in the first hour or so.
But is that really a good thing? The magical cities (for the most part) and the Oz-dwelling creatures, including a talking monkey and a cute-but-also creepy talking China doll, are of course the stuff of CGI. We can picture the actors pretending to cuddle the little doll or banter with the monkey. It might have been more interesting if Raimi had attempted to shoot an "Oz" prequel using only the tools available to Victor Fleming and King Vidor in the late 1930s. (Raimi does pay tribute to the past by framing the earth-bound prologue in the old-timey Academy ratio, switching to CinemaScope scale only after we've landed in Oz.)
James Franco has turned much of his adult life into performance art that feels equal parts sincere and con game, and it would seem he'd be well cast as Oscar Diggs, a small-time illusionist and unabashed serial liar working the dusty back roads of Kansas in 1905. The problem is, Franco's a lot more believable playing slimy than sincere, and the part requires him to do both. It's a steady but less-than-captivating performance.
(There is a brief nod to Judy Garland's Dorothy Gale character when Williams, playing Oscar's former sweetheart, shows up to tell him she's marrying a man named Gale. Is that Dorothy's future father?)
Of course Raimi films the reality-based scenes in black and white, and of course he flicks the switch to brightly popping colors once Oscar lands in Oz, having used a hot air balloon to escape the wrath of a circus strongman.
When Oscar regains consciousness, we're assaulted by an admittedly impressive but sometimes overwhelming visual explosion of LOUD colors and magical creatures that might have cousins on Pandora. Iconic touchstones such as the Yellow Brick Road are almost afterthoughts.
Zach Braff, who plays Frank, Oscar's underappreciated right-hand man in the Kansas scenes, also voices Finley, Oscar's loyal monkey sidekick in Oz. Finley's not Jar-Jar Binks appalling, but he's pretty annoying, mostly because he seems like he fell out of a "Shrek" movie.
Sympathy goes to the screenwriters, who had to steer clear of legal issues so as to not offend the trademarked facets of "The Wizard of Oz," produced by MGM and now owned by Warner Bros. Maybe that's why the Munchkins sing only one, forgettable, abbreviated number, and the henchmen bellow something that sounds like "Oh-Eee-Oh" but isn't quite the same.
Much of "Oz the Great and Powerful" centers on Oscar's transformation from me-first slickster to the Wizard of Oz, aka Man Behind the Curtain. With Oscar relying heavily on the inventions of Thomas Edison, his hero back on Earth, to pull off his biggest trick ever, "Oz the Great and Powerful" finally breaks free of its beautiful but artificial trappings and becomes a story with heart in the final act.
Thing is, we know Oz and its wizard and those witches and the Munchkins are destined for a far greater adventure a little ways down the Yellow Brick Road. The landscape won't be as amazingly gorgeous and the witches won't be able to fly about and hurl fireballs with the ferocity they display here, but it will be a much more magical adventure all the same.
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All across the country, the pulmonary hypertension community is joining the effort to see our climbers to Kilimanjaro's summit and help them realize their goal of raising $100,000 for PH research and patient- and family-serving programs. The list below reflects our volunteer "trailblazers" – and how you can become a part of the growing excitement as Drs. Benza and Frantz, and Jessica Lazar, PA, prepare for departure!
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January 29 at 11:00 a.m.Allegheny General Hospital (AGH), starting in the Sandusky Entrance waiting roomHosted by Dr. Benza; Jessica Lazar, PA; the AGH team and the Pittsburgh PH Support GroupFollowing the Unity Walk, a Q&A session with the climbers and a brown bag lunch will be held.
February 13 at 1:00 p.m.Ramsey County Public Library – Maplewood BranchHosted by the Minn. Metro Area PH Support GroupJoin the Metro Area community for a 6-minute indoor symbolic walk, with the option to attend a PH support group meeting following the event.
February 17 at 11:30 a.m.Shands Teaching Hospital in Gainesville, Fla., to be held in the AtriumHosted by North Central Florida PH Support GroupJoin the North Central Florida community for an opportunity to raise awareness of PH and our Kilimanjaro climbers' story.
February 19Hosted by Actelion PharmaceuticalsActelion employees in South San Francisco will walk 1.9 miles in honor of the climbers' efforts. Other employees across the country will be wearing a commemorative shirt and a pedometer with the goal of walking at least 1.9 miles throughout the day!
February 20Mission Viejo, Calif., at the Mission Hospital Conference Center parking lotJointly hosted by the Wojo PH Support Group of Orange County and the Newport Beach PH Support Group. Join the Orange County PH community to walk or support participants as they walk 1,933 feet in support of our Kilimanjaro climbers, who are climbing 19,334 feet.
February 23 at 6:00 p.m.Hanes Mall in Winston-Salem, N.C., starting at the BestHealth locationHosted by the Piedmont PH Support GroupJoin the Piedmont community for an indoor mall walk followed by fun activities.
The PH Professional Network of allied health providers is holding a virtual unity walk to show solidarity for Jessica Lazar, PA, in her quest to help forge a Path to a Cure. Please visit their website to donate.
PHA's Generation Hope is a group of PH patients in their late teens, 20s and 30s. This February, members of Generation Hope are hosting virtual walks across the country to raise funding and awareness in support of the Path to a Cure climb. Check out the pages below to learn more about how the next generation of PHers is coming together to help find a cure for PH!
Atlanta Virtual Unity WalkOrganized by Brittany Riggins, PH patient in Georgia Visit their websiteBristol Virtual Unity WalkOrganized by Caitlin Downs, sister of a PH patientVisit their websiteFoster City Virtual Unity WalkOrganized by Sucheta Keni, PH patientVisit their websiteNew Hartford Virtual Unity WalkOrganized by Colleen Brunetti, PH patient in ConnecticutVisit their website
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Many family history bloggers create blogs with big intentions. They're excited and ready to write up those family history stories. But after the excitement has waned their writing becomes sporadic, they become discouraged and their blogs go delinquent. Their struggling to find the time to write, to establish a readership and stick to the challenge of keeping a regular writing routine in amongst all of life's other challenges.
Belief it or not it has little to do with your calendar and your time (while maybe a little) but mostly it has more to do with declaring yourself a writer.
You see, we all started out as family historians and somewhere along the way we became writers. Only thing is we forgot to declare ourselves as writers, and to announce it to our family and friends.
When I first decided that I was going to pursue writing, I kept it to myself. What if I fail. When I submitted my first article to a genealogy magazine and it was accepted within 60 minutes after hitting send, I was ecstatic. Yet, I still did not give myself permission to think of myself as a writer. Must be a fluke.
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For the longest time when I would run into old friends, or acquaintances from my days as a manager and they would ask me what I'm doing now I would declare, "I'm at stay-at-home Mom." on occasion, I would state, "I do some writing." I wouldn't even mention the blog. It almost seemed like I needed it to remain two separate worlds. And after all blogging wasn't really writing…was it?
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When I started blogging 18 months ago, I was almost embarrassed for anyone to read my posts. But they did and many even said "you are a great writer". Every time I have some self doubt, I reflect on that statement and remind myself that I am a writer. And sometimes I even think I'm good :-)Way to own it Debi! There is not a writer on this planet who does not cringe at reading an earlier piece of their own work. Even the family history book I wrote, I would love to re-write today. I've grown so much as a writer even in those few short years. Every piece you write is an evolution to the next. Just keep moving forward.
ReplyDeleteThank you from the bottom of my heart! I hesitate to tell anyone that I write and I write for my blog and two online magazines! You are so right for some reason it does feel like I'm not worthy of the title. You certainly have helped me open my eyes to "owning" it and I will be back to read tomorrow's post. Thank you so much Lynn!
ReplyDeleteInspiring post Lynn! I am a writer! There...I said it!
I never imagined I'd be writing a genealogy blog, or any kind of blog for that matter. I suppose I didn't have much confidence in myself to tackle such a thing. But, somehow I just plunged right in and my genealogy blog is almost six months old. I think, perhaps like anything else, writing gets easier to do the more we just do it.
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Looks like a fun cookbook. Thanks for the giveaway.
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Thank you to everyone that entered! I truly appreciate your support!
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"The Only Cure for Love of a Woman is Another Woman"
Volume II covers a period where Darcy was absent from P&P so Ms. Aidon was perfectly free to invent any story she wanted. She went for the castles, intrigues, Stonehenge, high stake cards, fabulously beautiful women including Lady Sylvanie and her strange maid: Doyle, the downfall of a lord, and Darcy's frantic search for a woman who would banish Elizabeth from his heart. Hah! As if that was a possibility!
As you know, Northanger Abbey was Miss Austen's first book and owes something of a debt to Mrs. Ann Radcliffe's Mysteries of Uldopho--I think for the feel of the Abbey in the mind of Miss Catherine Moreland. The heroine of Uldopho faced real trials and dangers while Miss Moreland's were mostly in her imagination. In The Jane Austen Book Club Riggs, who had actually read Uldolpho, when his turn came to host the group, turned his house into a Castle Uldopho gothic horror scene. While Mrs. Radcliffe's style is unusual to our eyes, I think all of Miss Austen's principled, strong women have their genesis in the heroines of Mrs. Radcliffe along with a generous dose from William Makepeace Thackerary .
All the above is prelude. In Volume II, Ms. Aidon presents a Northanger Abbey-Castle Uldopho world with Darcy taking the naive Catherine Moreland role. His rules don't apply here. This is not his world. He is as lost as the inexperienced Miss Moreland was with the machinations of John and Issabella Thorpe in Bath or General Tillme at the Abbey. Nevertheless, like her, his principles with a bit of luck and timely help from Fletcher and Dye pull him through so now we hasten toward the perfect happiness to be found at the end of Volume III.
George Holmes, the narrator, grows on one. In particular, he is perfect for the melodramatic Duty and Desire.
"One Italian Spring"
This is one splendid book. The writing is beautiful. The author created word paintings or a kind of musical composition but that is like going to see "The Girl With a Pearl Earring" by Johannes Vermeer and saying it is a pretty painting but this is the best I can do. One feels as if you are seeing and feeling with the eyes and emotions of Lucy Honeychurch, Cecil Wyse and George Emerson. This is a triangle of love muddles. The girl says yes to the handsome, rich and cultured Cecil As she grew into a self aware and confident woman, she found that he would never be able to meet her needs. To get a better idea of his character, I refer you to Charlotte Bronte's St. John Rivers in "Jane Eyre" or Mary Ann Evans (George Elliot)'s Tito in "Romula". For these men, there was only themselves with no room for the needs of another. A lighter treatment can be found in Sophie Kinsella's "Remember Me?" It must be confessed that our heroine unknowingly lies, to herself, her family, her fianc?, the man she loves. She must take back her yes and find a way to say yes to the right man while the whole world knows and approves of her engagement. It is at times, quite funny and always engrossing.
The narrator, Rosalyn Landor enjoyed herself and made the book a joy. There is a kind of poetry in the story which she expressed as her own. It was my first time with her. She is tops.
"A Fractured Romantic Tale"
Jane Austen and Bullwinkle Moose kept flittering through my thoughts as I listened to this book. Fitzwilliam Darcy's ill-considered proposal to Elizabeth Bennet has vague echoes of Miss Arabella Hunt's proposal of marriage to Tom Jones. "In thus disposing of myself, I know I shall incur the censure of the world; but if I did not love you more than I fear the world, I should not be worthy of you..." Further, like Darcy, she imputed to her intended her own thoughts and feelings only to find to her chagrin, she had completely misread the situation. In Fielding's sharply drawn caricatures of Squire Allworthy, Squire Weston, Mr. Blifil, one finds a cartoon melodramatic world with Snidely Whiplash tying lovely, hapless Nell to the railroad tracks with Dudley Do-Right riding to the rescue in the nick of time in a kind of prequel to the modern novel with Bullwinkle Moose as narrator. If you remember Bullwinkle telling Fractured Fairy Tales, then you have a sense of this tongue-in-cheek novel. The villains have big black mustaches; the good guys wear white hats; sometimes walk on the dark side and no good deed goes unpunished. In my time in the United States Navy, "Going to school" on someone is what we called watching experienced seamen and learning from mistakes made by others. It is evident that Fielding is one of the writers on which Miss Austen went to school, from the way she used strong caricatures in her novels such as Lady Catherine, Mrs. Bennet, Miss Bates, Sir John Middleton, Mrs. Jennings, Sir Walter Elliot, Mrs. Norris, et al. If you choose this book, be prepared to give the author time (8-10 chapters) to explain himself. It may be English but it "ain't" today's English. Charlton Griffin does a great narration and a wonderful job translating Fielding's humor for Twenty-First Century ears. I would have never thought I could use Henry Fielding, Jane Austen and Bullwinkle Moose in a review with a straight face.
"Chaos, Muddles and a Baby"
Rosalyn Landor is a gold star narrator. Maybe, I am just a softy for lovely low British accents. Rebecca Brandon nee Bloomwood is a woman who loves being a woman. She thinks fate dealt her a splendid hand. It would not occur to her to envy or resent the opposite sex for anything. She loves the man she married and the life she leads. Now she finds herself pregnant. Some women crave pickles and ice cream, for Rebecca it is shopping for designer baby things. Oh yes, all men love going shopping especially for baby things. Not! Poor Luke, I rolled my eyes with him. I love her entanglements and especially her disentanglements. The scene at the delivery room is priceless! Rebecca doesn't lie but occasionally, she fails to give complete answers or provide relevant information in a timely manner. She always knows when she is not playing straight and is usually filled with self recriminations. These less admirable instances occur usually when she is trapped, ashamed or acts to prevent pain to a loved one. i.e. One wouldn't tell the girlfriend the outfit she has spent the day buying and is now modeling is hideous even if it is. My answer is pat: It is lovely dear, it brings out the color of your beautiful eyes. Further, when we go somewhere to show off her new things, I only see the woman and smile. Why bother with facts if they would cause pain? Besides Luke Brandon is no dummy. He knows Rebecca and when she is hiding something. If this is the way they wish to conduct their married life then who am I to stick in my oar? Besides, many of the humorous situations wouldn't come about if Rebecca was always a Girl's Scout. We men are very forgiving of the foibles of a beautiful and adorable woman. I offer Mr. George Knightley and Miss Emma Woodhouse as star witnesses. At the end of the day, Rebecca always does the right thing and is not a selfish being, only impulsive. I like her. I think her baby will too.
"Marks of Distinction"
At first, I didn't like this story or narrators. Short as it is, I almost didn't finish it. There is a bit of mono flatness to the narration and the story starts in the deep end. It sounded like it was going to be a pity-poor-little-me. Somewhere along the way, I realized the narrators were being true to the story style. Also, a better way to describe the story is matter-of-fact: it is awful but that is what happened; next issue; let's move along and get on with life. This is a point of view which I can admire. What is that Sixties saying? Life sucks, then you die. Yes, now go cry around someone else. This seems to be the attitude of the author which the narrators picked up. This story illustrates how adults can gunk up the works and turn a children's squabble into a major life altering event. Left to themselves, the kids would have resolved their problems and gone on happily. None of the adults in this story came away with clean hands. The protagonist has a kind of emptiness within and has sort of cocooned himself away from emotion and connections. This is not surprising considering his situation. It is a kind of protection technique: lower your expectations and you will never be disappointed. This story is not gloom and doom; it is surprisingly upbeat. The author's conclusion was a satisfying masterstroke.
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"The Governess's New Position"
This is my first experience with this author and narrator. They are impressive. This is a kind of fairy tale along the lines of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice with the fiery Elizabeth crossing swords with Darcy. I also think of Jane Eyre as she is confronted with Thornfield and its moody master which should give an idea of the relationship between hero and heroine. There was obviously intensive period research into the time and setting of the story. While I wasn't looking for any false notes, I didn't detect any. Georgette Geyer writes as if she were a contemporary of Austen or Bronte. An author who can bring to life espionage, treason, murder to say nothing of a solid romance, all at a rather creepy mansion is an accomplished writer. Geyer writes with a kind of tongue in cheek amusement, a potential pitfall which Cornelius Garrett embraced as his own. His narration took the book seriously while allowing its innate humor full play. He shines! This is one of those books which I would never buy at say Books a Million. Can you imagine me, a rough, sixty year old man in jeans and work boots browsing in the women's section much less walking around with actual chick lit in my hands? I don't think so. Don't you just love the anonymous nature of audio books? Only Audible, the six people who actually read this review and myself will ever know.
"Repairing Connections"
Josephine Bailey did a fine job with story. Yes, I enjoyed this one. There is less shopping and more doing. You know how we guys like action. ;) Coming up with titles for a review is often more difficult than writing the darn things so I finally fixed on one which describes what Rebecca Brandon is about in this work. She tries to fix problems of her own making with her relationships: sister, husband, best friend. Men and women think differently from each other on most matters. Rebecca thinks extremely differently. She naturally assumes shopping will solve all problems. What did Jane Austen have to say about fine clothes? Oh, I can't quite quote but she goes something like this: woman is fine for herself alone. As long as she is neat and clean, a man will never notice much less remember the new dress, hair color, lipstick shade, style of shoes, the stylish purse or earrings. In other words, we men don't care for the fruit peel only the meat. For other women, something a bit shabby is preferred for conversation's sake. Don't blame me; this is straight from Jane Austen (Northanger Abbey). Rebecca, poor girl, probably wasn't an Austen fan and therefore never got this good advice from the grand dame herself. I really started enjoying this story when Rebecca absolutely gunks up the works then rushes pell-mell to put matters aright. First stop was to patch things up with her sister and manages to totally alienate her. To fix matters, she wound up on the side of a mountain in a storm in her lovely new slippers then slipped off. Oh yes, the story picks up delightfully: action, blood, mud, broken bones, the works. The best of it happened when she found herself accidently organizing a large scale protest of her husband's largest client. Then there are the amusing adventures as she mended matters. However Luke and Rebecca Brandon finally arrive at their Pemberley, one can only say it will be an interesting trip.
"Redefining Pollyanna"
Rebecca Burns has great accent. I can't quite put my finger on the origins but she is perfect for this story. The word Pollyanna has taken on something of a negative connotation, a kind of empty headed happiness despite circumstances, usually said in a sneering condescending tone after the fashion of some college professors or self righteous politicians. I carried away a very different idea of a Pollyanna. For your consideration: Her father died. Her mother died. Her brothers and sisters all died. She is homeless and penniless. She is sent to live with a relative who doesn't love her or want her. She truly stands alone. She took all the hard knocks that the world threw her way. As often as she was knocked down; she picked herself up, dusted herself off and found a reason to smile as she faced the next trial. Even when pummeled with blows which have brought great men to their knees, Pollyanna did not yield. Almost, perhaps, but she never surrendered. Further evidence for your consideration: Who changed? Not Pollyanna; she was the glowing wondering little person at the end that she was when we first met. Nope, it was the adults who were changed by this small force of nature: Aunt Polly, the doctor, Nancy, Mr. Pendleton, the minister, et al, in fact an entire town. So if someone is Pollyannaish, what are they? In my book, brave as a combat Marine, loyal as a Saint Bernard and tough as a Pollyanna Whittier.
"Cinderella and Her Almost Handsome Prince"
Having read this book quite a few times over the years, I was pleased to find it in Audible's library. My hat is off to the producers. The names of the narrators weren't included but they were fabulous. I especially liked the announcer who obviously was kidnapped from the BBC World Service. The woman who did the story narration had a lovely expressive voice. The little music clips closing the chapters were a nice touch. Burnett had a thing for India. In many ways, it became a kind of character in a number of her books including "A Little Princess", "The Secret Garden" and this title. It is a place of fantastical mystery, unknown splendor and sudden terrifying dangers, where both death and wonder lurked in shadows. As the synopsis suggested, this is an adult fairy tale. Burnett's early life was no fairy tale so her stories have a firm basis in hard reality which is appealing and believable. Who better to tell the story of Cinderella before the fairy godmother and the prince than one who has lived Cinderella's life? Emily Fox Seton struck me as a Catherine Morland ("Northanger Abbey") type of heroine with an innocent belief in the goodness of fellow human beings. It was no great surprise when Emily loved the dry, distant Lord Walderhurst enough for both. She needed someone to love; he needed a wife who would leave him in peace. I really enjoyed the way this unsophisticated woman handled herself when confronted with the attempts against her life. If I remember my Austen, I think Henry Tillney fell in love with Catherine because she was so much in love with him. In like fashion, cold, self-centered Walderhurst found himself in love with Emily because she so absolutely loved him. Is the book as good as "A Little Princess" or "The Secret Garden"? No, but most books aren't that good, yet I still manage to enjoy quite a few of them.
"A Governess and Her Beast"
Lucy Scott is tremendous with a fine expressive voice and she knows the material. Alright, I admit it, I love the accent. I have a number of Jane Eyre versions (cd, mp3, DL) by various narrators: Wanda McCadden, Amanda Root, Susan Erickson and of course, Lucy Scott. Even after listening scores of times, I would be hard pressed to choose a favorite. Perhaps, like Jane Austen novels, it is the one I am currently reading (or to which I'm listening). I assume you know it is a Beauty and the Beast story although beauty is definitely in the eye of the beholder. She is not a SI swimsuit issue babe unless it is for brains. Nevertheless, I find her attractive in the same way all the Bronte heroines are. If you recall, Catherine Morland in "Northanger Abbey" by Jane Austen was considered to be "almost pretty", not overly educated or even particularly smart but her principles were written in granite and when push came to shove, like all of Austen and Bronte heroines, it turns out she had a backbone of carbon steel. As an admirer of both Bronte and Austen heroines, I tend to compare and contrast although I sure Charlotte Bronte would be displeased as she had a very low opinion of Miss Austen (re: letter to her editor). Just as Miss Bingley (P&P) never had a chance with Darcy even without an Elizabeth, Miss Ingraham never had a shot at Mr. Rochester even without a Jane. Look at the treatment of subordinates by these two women. Observe the difference between the treatment of Adel by the Misses Eyre and Ingraham. So all the time Miss Bingley and Miss Ingraham were confidently whispering sweet nothings into ears of their prospective husbands, their behavior painted an unflattering portrait of an impoverished character. One can compare similar relationships in "Agnes Grey", "Villette", et al. There is always something new to think over.
"Jo's School"
How to review this? The title cries out for it to be compared and contrasted with "Little Women" which would be unfair to this really fine book. Here are some authors with works in the same class as "Little Women": Lucy Maude Montgomery, "Anne of Green Gables"; Eleanor H. Porter, "Pollyanna"; Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin, "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm"; Johanna Spyri, "Heidi"; Frances Hodgson Burnett, "A Little Princess", "The Secret Garden". These works are sui generis. It is simply not fair to compare other works with them even those by the same author. These authors wrote many other really great works (see Project Gutenberg) which are not in the same class as the ones above but nevertheless are enjoyable and worthwhile in their own right. Not every book is "War and Peace" (which all acclaim and few read) or "Pride and Prejudice" (which almost everyone reads and makes an unsatisfactory (except Firth/Ehle) movie version.
The stars of this book are the boys, however keep an eye on Jo and her Professor Bhaer, who as adults, make the rules. In a good kid's book, it is always the adults who set the standards and provides the framework for growth and development of decent human beings. Bearing in mind, this is the 1880's, twenty years after the war, before antibiotics, modern medicine, air conditioning, phones, etc., the situations, problems and solutions seem quite modern and germane to 2010. Most of all, this book is fun. Boys are mischievous and will find a way into every kind of trouble. It is interesting how much power the two little girls have over the behavior of the boisterous boys. This is a power innate to women if they choose to exercise it, a forgotten influence in today's world. The narrator, C.M. Hebert did her usual fine job of keeping track of children, adults and multi-storylines.


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Police are advising women not to place their purses in their shopping carts after two women had their wallets stolen while shopping at Oak Creek grocery stores last week.
According to the Oak Creek police reports:
A man stole a wallet out of an 80-year-old woman's purse while she was shopping at Pick 'n Save, 6462 S. 27th St., about 3 p.m. Jan. 26. The woman told police the man took the wallet out of her open purse after he helped her load a six-pack of water and some Solo cups into her shopping cart.
The man is described as a 6-foot-tall man with light brown skin; short, dark hair and a grayish goatee; and wearing a dark tan jacket. The wallet, worth about $9, contained a driver's license, medical cards, a credit and debit card, a $25 gift certificate and other membership cards.
Police checked with store security but the incident was not captured on video surveillance.
A short while later a woman reported her wallet had been stolen at Woodman's, 8131 S. Howell Ave., between 1:30 and 3 p.m. The wallet, which contained $25, four credit cards, two debit cards, one check card, a driver's license and medical cards, was taken from a shopping cart.
While calling to cancel one of her credit cards at 4:30 p.m. that day, the bank informed the victim that her card was being used at Lowe's in Franklin. An officer followed up with Lowe's, who stated that no one was working in security at that time. Police are following up with store security.
Oak Creek Community Resource Officer Kim Bogadi added that women should consider leaving their purse at home when they shop.
"Before you go shopping, think about the only things you will need - like your debit card, a credit card or some cash," Bogadi said, "then take only those things with you and leave your purse at home."
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text: Sounds interesting, I like the design of the phone and I like the fact that it can run Android apps. I wonder about the software keyboard though. Does it have functionality similar to Swype found on Samsung devices, and in multiple languages? If not then it's a no go for me.


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Two Poems
Michael Hofmann
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Vol. 5 No. 21 · 17 November 1983 » Michael Hofmann » Two Poems
page 9 | 506 words