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I love the blog. I will definitely be stopping by often. This is a great thing you have started, and I hope it is everything you want it to be. :)
I thought it was about time I rewrote this, I think I wrote it the first week I started blogging. My how things have changed.
I guess it's time for revision number 2 since I've been out of college for a solid 2 years.
My name is Hollie and I'm a 24 year old, now living in New Jersey. Back in my college days I enjoyed playing the slots at a closely located casino…now I have to drive to Atlantic City.
I started this blog my junior year of college (2010) so I will start there.
I changed my major from math to community health after my junior year of college. No there are no similar classes and yes it was a complete 180. I was miserable in my math major and if I was miserable then why would I be happy the rest of my life?
I was already minoring in health so I traded math for health. I majored in community health and have a minor in math. It was the best decision of my life.
I am not a nutritionist and my health degree does not give me credentials to tell you what to eat and how to exercise. I do have a lot of hours in nutrition classes, exercise and all that jazz but I'm not certified. I love working in the community and organizing programming in the health field but I'm not a counselor or a dietitian. This blog is my life, my journey and is meant to be taken with a grain of salt.
Breakfast is my favorite meal of the day. True life: If it was socially acceptable to have ice-cream and waffles/pancakes for every meal, I'd be there. Nevermind healthy…but socially acceptable.
With that being said, I do not post everything I eat because that is boring and who cares if I had 12 apples throughout the day. Please don't email me telling me to eat more because I might backsass you. I don't have a scale and I don't want one. I'm 130 pounds and 5'7. I have no issues discussing my weight publicly because the stigma with weight is dumb. Would you like me (or not like me) more if I was 129.9…who cares. So don't use my "diet" as your own because you can probably create a better one for you anyways.
And now on to sports:
This one time I played soccer. I sat there and picked flower and skipped across the soccer field. My dad told me I wasn't aggressive enough and that was the end of that. He told me if I stuck to it I would get better but I didn't stick to it and quit…so I never got better.
This other time I also played tennis and threw my racket at an opposing girl and gave her a pretty serious knot on her forehead. If I was a little older when that happened this blog would be called lolzinjail.
That is the extent of my team sports career. All overseas and all lasting a hot second.
My mom signed me up because it was clear I needed a sport others did not depend on me for. She thought it would be a good idea since I spent the majority of my time playing roller coaster and zoo tycoon (I'm still the champ FYI). I was overweight, but my parents would never bluntly say it. She asked me and I had always loved swimming (I was Sharks and Minnows champ at lessons) so I agreed. I was by no means the fastest swimmer and by no means motivated. I did it as other kids do to stay busy. I would pull on those lane lines during backstroke, freestyle whenever. Something clicked though my ninth grade year. I fell in love with the pool. I enjoyed going to practice. I wanted to better myself. 9th grade was a pivotal point in my life.
Throughout high school I swim distance events such as the 500. In college, I began to hate the 500 and started to love events such as the mile, and 1000. The 1000 is by far my favorite event. I could swim those 40 lengths all day everyday. I'm the type of person who can stare at the bottom of the pool for countless hours and not get too bored. Swimming from point A back to Point A periodically doesn't bother me. You still had to be there for 2 hours to practice no matter what set you're doing and I don't have to deal with drama if my face is looking at that black line for 2 hours.
I did not choose my college for swimming and wasn't even planning to swim until my roommate asked if I wanted to go to the swimming meeting. How ironic-I ended up rooming with a past swimmer. Forward to now-neither of us swim a lot and both run half marathons (she's also pretty much a genius…just saying). I try and motivate myself to get in the pool occasionally to train for summer open water races but that is about it.
I made a very hard decision senior year of college not to swim. This decision was difficult for many different reasons but I'll try and list them all briefly: I was having serious shoulder issues, I was mentally retired from swimming and I wanted to focus on running. I missed all my swimming friends but sometimes you just have to do what's best for yourself and your life. Reinjuring my shoulders and being mentally frustrated was not really what I wanted to do.
Forward to the running:
In middle school, I could not run the mile to save my life. I was so proud this one time that I didn't stop and walk (the only time). I demanded my gym teacher never make me run it again (and he didn't). My first mile ever in was in middle school and I finished in 12:12. Passing was 12:30 and you better believe I hauled my pudgy, awkward, short nerdy self to the end of that track so I didn't have to run it again. (that was my first experience with the Hammerdown kick, that I'm notorious for.)
Insert middle school, finally getting taller, then onto high school and college. I started running in March 2010. I signed up for a 5k on a whim and hadn't really run too much before that. My time was roughly 24 minutes and coming from the girl that had never run a mile under 12 minutes I was floored. I ran off and on that spring (about 20 miles weekly).
I made the cross country team in college August of 2010. I haven't looked back since. Sure it was a huge risk to take, joining cross country and swim team. Sure it meant having no social life, not going out on weekends and waking up at 5:30am every weekday (yes I didn't even have class till 10). But I enjoyed it more than anything.
You can read my entire running story here or the tab at the top.
I'm no longer coached and living the dream in the real world…mostly.
Oh and I'm a real girl outside of blogging, running and swimming too:
My dad was in the navy (he retired at 30 years) and we have lived in incredible places. I was born in California, moved to Japan, to England and my parents currently reside in Southern Virginia. I went to college in Northern New York (like I said right near the casino…). I went to British school, picked up an accent and sound like a foreigner everywhere I go. Think British girl moved to hickville and then became Canadian. Since graduating college in 2012, I worked for a year in Oswego New York, I moved back home with my parents for a few months to Texas for 6 weeks and am currently living in New Jersey (which I plan to stay). So yes I lived in 4 places in 2013.
I have had a bumpy 2 years post college. It hasn't been perfect nor has it been dream worthy but I have loved it. I loved working in NY but the snow got to me. To complicate life more I was seeing someone in the Air Force stationed in Texas. I made the executive decision to leave NY and live with my parents for a few months while Tim finished pilot training in Texas. A few weeks after moving to Texas we found out we would be moving to NJ. If anything I have learned to always stay flexible and life is not linear. Like I said, I would never trade any of it.
We are now happily married and living in New Jersey. I can truly say my life has come full circle and I'm incredibly happy of where I am today.
My life story shortened:
I was 160 pounds and 5'3 throughout middle school. 9th grade, I began going to the gym, not eating pizza at swim meets and lost a bit of weight (and went a little faster in races too). I had no clue about fitness, I just didn't hoard cookies. Throughout high school, I just got taller and leaner. I have always had self confidence issues but what girl hasn't?
To clear this up-I have never been diagnosed with any sort of eating disorder. I seem to get that a lot but I just love working out and mostly running. I have learned through college, that the key is balance. Sometimes I eat well-and sometimes I don't.
So in short if you just wanted to scroll to the bottom because I just rambled for about 1000 words here is a quick summary and a few fun facts:
1. I swam and ran in college
2. I am socially awkward to the max and don't exist in real life.
3. I make up words.
4. I eat a lot of breakfast.
5. Tyra Banks and I are besties and one day she will realize I am ANTM.
6. I will judge you on your eyebrows
7. I'm obsessed with my cat and lolcats.
8. I'm also obsessed with my car which I named Lorraine.
9. I hate winter, snow and ice.
I think that says my entire life in 9 short bullet points.
Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have questions or if you want to chat it up.
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Found your blog (it helps that you have a link posted in Sparkpeople.com)
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Hey I go to school in upstate NY too. Do you go to a SUNY school?
I can't believe I missed this part of your blog before!! There's so much I didn't know about you! That's awesome that you grew up all over the world, I'm so jealous. I love all these pictures, too; you look amazing as always! Also, your life plan sounds like it would fit you perfectly, and I'm sure you would be a superb middle school teacher, and a kick-ass trainer!!
I just found your blog and I love it. I can't wait to read more!
I just started a blog of my own and so far the most difficult thing has been getting people to actually read it! Do you have any tips for a first time blogger on how to direct traffic this way? ;)
If you have the chance, check out my blog and let me know what you think!
thanks for sharing your story!
Great story! And I'm amazing that you run 2 miles in 12:00!!! So impressive girl! :)
Hollie you're such a champ. I like you already. :)
Hi, This is a terrific blog. I wonder if I can ask you a question, maybe by email? Can you send a message to me by the email I provide here (if you don't mind!! ). I don't want to bother you!
You are so adorable, what a great blog. So glad I found you. I wish I was capable of swimming haha, I'm lucky to doggy paddle!
I love your blog! I appreciate the use of sarcasm. I, too, use it like it's my job ;) Where in Southern VA do your parents live?! I went to college in Farmville, VA and I've liven in Northern VA my whole life!
Awesome blog :)
Can't wait to follow :)
I really, really hope one day you'll run that 2 miler in 11:49! That is just about the cutest story ever:)
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ahh, what a great story! so passionate. I love all your stories and how you got into running. Awesome!
Love the blog!
Hey! I just found your blog from the comment section of another person's (eek can't remember) but am so glad I did! I can relate to several parts of your story- although I no longer swim, I was on a team from 9 years old to 18, I am now a runner and am on my schools cross country and track team, had/have disordered eating and am a junior in college too!
I think your approach towards food and exercise is awesome and something I am working to normalize. I also have never officially been diagnosed with an eating disorder but I definitely need to improve to relationship towards food and my body.
I recently started a blog, http://www.amazingasset.com, so check it out if you would like!
I look forward to continuing to read your site :)
I found you through your guest post on Fit, Fierce, and Fabulous and loved you right away! I miss swimming sooooooo much so I will happily be living vicariously through you. You have A LOT to be proud of!!!
haha this was hilarious, and you are one insane athlete.
Love your blog :)
I just found your blog and I have to say I find you very relatable:) I was the same girl in middle school (and elementary school) who hated running. I had to re-run it..more than once;) I love running now and I never thought I'd be able to say that! Also, I definitely agree with you that breakfast is amazing and it's my favorite meal too. Love you blog!
hey! I just found your blog and I love it!! You sound like a funny person, and I'm looking forward to reading more :D
You have a great blog. It was great being your DM friend. You are an amazing athlete. I can't wait to read this more often.
I finally got around to checking out your blog Hdubz
Thanks for stopping by my blog…I'm so glad you did because I'm excited to continue reading yours more and more :)
You are an awesome writer! Funny and for realz. :) I'm really looking forward to following.
You are fricken halarious, I finally had a chance to read your blog completely, coming from my professional medical opinion, I wouldn't say you have a eating disorder, maybe a mental disorder an obsession to be "your best" and there is nothing wrong with that. Hope we can remain twitter buds where ever life takes us.
I noticed that you had said you went to SUNY Potsdam. I am currently at SUNY Canton. It is nice to see a fitness blog from someone who knows the area and can understand the difficulty of staying healthy and fit with just the few options of a small town.
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SUNY Potsdam? No way! I went there for undergrad as well.. and lived in NNY my whole life. Since graduating I moved to Northern Virginia. Whenever I tell someone where I am from they assume I mean Rochester/Buffalo. It's very rare to find someone who actually know where I'm talking about!
I graduated in 2009, what about you? I lived in Waddington, NY my whole life.. you must know where that is.. it's only about 20 minutes from Potsdam! Where in NNY are you now?
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Ok, was a little late to reading your blog (obviously!) but wanted to drop you a note saying I loved this "about" page. I look forward to reading more! Your story reminds me of what I am dealing with my 7 yo son. Naturally athletic, little motivation :-)
Found your blog! Am number 3 in the ZOOMA contest (wayyy behind…will probably stay that way!! :) ) and just wanted to wish you the best of luck, you've got this!
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Spanish company Aspid just revealed their GT-21 Invictus, powered by the latest generation BMW V8 engine that delivers 450 horsepower. From 0-60 in under 3 seconds and a top speed at 189 miles per hour. Its weight is only 2,182 pounds thanks to composite body panels and a spaceframe chassis. Aspid is currently aiming to start building its newest model in 2014, but there's no word on pricing yet. Watch the video, the car looks cool.
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The GLD Micro Beanbag Toss game offers a whole lot of fun for the entire family. Players toss the bags and try to make them land on the boards or fall through the holes. It has 8 beanbags and 2 beanbag boards with carrying handles and retractable legs. Velcro seals at the back of the boards allow easy stacking. For 2 or more players. Wipe clean for easy maintenance.
Includes 8 beanbags, retractable legs, carrying handles and an easy-close fastening seal
Number of Pieces in Set: 1
Includes: Bean Bags, Bean Bag Boards
Features: Portable
Number of Players: 2 or More Players
Material: Wood
Manufacturer's Suggested Age: 5-12 years
Care and Cleaning: Wipe Clean With a Damp Cloth
Dimensions: 20.0 " L x 25.0 " W x 5.0 " H
Weight: 5.0 Lb.
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Bread And Butter Pickles
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Ingredients4 quarts sliced cucumbers
6 onions, sliced
13 cups salt
5 cups sugar
3 cups vinegar
11/2 teaspoons tumeric
11/2 teaspoons celery seed
2 tablespoons mustard seed
Cooking InstructionsSlice cucumber and onions. Combine cucumbers, onion and salt. Cover with ice. Let stand for 3 hours. Drain. Combine sugar, vinegar, tumeric, celery and mustard seeds in a large pan. Bring to a boil. Add cucumbers. Heat cucumbers but do not boil. Pack while hot in sterilized jars.


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About a month ago, due to a delayed flight, I missed a connecting flight to LAX and had to spend a night in Istanbul, Turkey. What was more disturbing is that my luggage made it to LAX that same day and I ended up taking a flight the following day. Knowing full well, that I have I have Premium Baggage Protection coverage from American Express I telephoned AmEx and was told to purchase necessary items and that I would be reimbursed up to $500.00. To my surprise, my claim for reimbursement for emergency supplies was denied, claiming that my transfer airport of Istanbul Turkey was not my final destination, therefore I have no coverage. I do not see that wording in the policy. I feel that AmEx did not treat me fairly in denying this claim. Any suggestions would be appreciated
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Yair Emanuel Nickel Havdalah Set with Four Pieces, Hammering and Block Shape
This Yair Emanuel Havdalah Set includes four pieces that are covered with hammered pattern and when put together on its tray create a large block. Read more
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This elegant Yair Emanuel Havdalah Set is made from nickel and includes a square tray, Kiddush Cup and candleholder and spice holder with a unique shape. The items in the set are covered with a hammered pattern and are finely polished. The spice holder and candleholder are shaped like blocks with a concave curve that allow them to fit around the cup on its tray. This item is an amazing wedding or housewarming gift idea!
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Special operatives Hugh Paine and Ram Joseph are tapped for a top-secret mission, the strangest one of their lives: rescue a VIP who's been captured and tortured—and is hanging on a cross. Fighting for their lives and the safety of the VIP, the team members must decide who returns to their own reality and who stays behind. Their decision will change their own lives and the course of human history.
Bathing Beauties, Booze And Bullets (A Jazz Age Mystery #2) by Ellen Mansoor Collier
Series: A Jazz Age Mystery, Book 2. Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 82,480. Language: American English. Published: May 6, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical, Fiction » Mystery & detective » Women Sleuths
It's 1927 in Galveston, TX—the "Sin City of the Southwest." Jazz Cross, a young society reporter, is assigned to profile bathing beauties competing in the Miss Universe contest, but she'd rather solve the murders of local prostitutes. Worse, she must fend off advances from Colin, a gangster she suspects is involved. Finally she risks it all to save her friends and brother from a ruthless killer.
Het Fortuin van de Bourbons by Patrick Bernauw
Series: Mysterieus België Series, Book 13. Price: $25.95 USD. Words: 2,520. Language: Dutch. Published: May 4, 2013 by De Scriptomanen. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical
Dit is een draaiboek met alle informatie voor de spelleiding in verband met de organisatie van een stadsspel/moordspel, dat zich afspeelt in Florenville en Orval (België) en in Avioth en Montmédy (Frankrijk). Uiteraard bevat dit draaiboek ook de oplossingen. Wie vermoordde Paul Schoeman? Hoe gebeurde dat? En waar kun je zijn moordenaar(s) en/of de Schat van Orval vinden?
The Pinocchio Factor by Sophronia Belle Lyon
Series: The Alexander Legacy, Book 2. Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 99,360. Language: English. Published: May 1, 2013 by Mary C. Findley. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical, Fiction » Science fiction » Steampunk & retropunk(5.00 from 1 review)
Oliver Twist takes up the tale of the company's adventures after "the Battle of the Bronze Cascade". Can he trust Spring-heeled Jack when so many strange things happen each time he comes around? Costume balls conceal more than the faces of the wealthy and powerful. Trevor Newsome disappears just days before the election but they can't search for him from the London Lockup.
Tinkers Creek by Tony Bull
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 73,170. Language: American English. Published: May 1, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical, Fiction » Historical » Western & American frontier(5.00 from 1 review)
Leo Marburg would trick and cheat and kill without hesitation to possess the entire valley. But Sten Petersen wouldn't budge. After Fran's letter, addressed "Judd Petersen, Lawman, Kansas", brought news that Sten had been shot in the back and nothing was being done to find his killer, she and Judd had to fight, kill or be killed, for the Petersen homestead on Tinkers Creek in the Rockies.
The Adventure of the Kidnapped Kanakas by Ken Methold
Price: $4.99 USD. Words: 65,720. Language: English. Published: April 29, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical, Fiction » Mystery & detective » Traditional British
A must for Sherlock Holmes fans. This original story, set in Queensland towards the end of the 19th century, follows Holmes and Watson as they expose the murderous activities of the exploiters of the indentured sugar plantation workers.
The Virtues of Madness by Thomas Carpenter
Price: Free! Words: 15,900. Language: English. Published: April 28, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical, Fiction » Mystery & detective » Short Stories
When the Magistrate of the Rhakotis District calls Heron of Alexandria—the greatest inventor the city has ever known—to help him solve the mystery of a rain of frogs, he learns what value there is in the virtues of madness.
Degrees of Illusion by Alastair Scott
Price: $1.99 USD. Words: 165,580. Language: English. Published: April 25, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical, Fiction » Literature » Visionary & metaphysical
A car accident, two mysterious deaths - similar yet separated by a century - take Niall Fraser on a quest for answers…and ultimately to revelations more devastating that he could ever have imagined. Woven around true events and set in Greenland against a background of conflicts, this is a book about love, unrequited fatherhood and rites of passage for those who dare to embrace the unknown.
Tug River Murder by James Knox
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 52,340. Language: English. Published: April 24, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical, Fiction » Historical » USA(4.00 from 1 review)
This is a fictional murder mystery set in 1897 at the site of the Hatfield & McCoy feud. Deputy Sheriff Richard James, a Canadian, finds himself having to juggle cultural differences, grief over the recent loss of his wife and son, and a murder investigation, after a McCoy is found dead from a snakebite. The death threatens to reignite the Hatfield/McCoy feud as Richard struggles to solve it.
Brides of the Storm by Amanda Albright Still
Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 88,010. Language: English. Published: April 20, 2013 by Gone Feral Publishing. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Women Sleuths, Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical
One Too Many Brides: A woman thought to have died in the 1900 Great Galveston Hurricane shows up at her husband's wedding to a new bride. Her arrival in town brings a string of gruesome murders that a plucky female attorney, Dash Gallagher, must solve before everything she loves is destroyed. In the hunt for the killer, Dash learns the dead can be more helpful than the living.
A Hostage to Heritage: A Michael Stoddard American Revolution Thriller by Suzanne Adair
Series: Michael Stoddard American Revolution Thrillers, Book 2. Price: $5.99 USD. Words: 112,060. Language: English. Published: April 17, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical, Fiction » Historical » Colonial America(5.00 from 5 reviews)
Redcoat investigator Lt. Michael Stoddard expects to round up two miscreants before Lord Cornwallis's army arrives for supplies. But his quarries' trail crosses with that of a criminal who has abducted an English heir. Michael's efforts to track down the boy plunge him into a twilight of terror from radical insurrectionists, whiskey smugglers, and snarled secrets out of his own past in Yorkshire.
Forgetting and Remembering by G McDougall
Price: $3.95 USD. Words: 93,350. Language: Australian English. Published: April 14, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical
What happens when the law and distance fails its people? An outback murder mystery turned upside down, down under. When a corrupt Bicentennial official disappears in an outback Australian town, only Kev plays detective. But at what price? Police, petty criminals, activists and ambitious souls, all have their own agendas. Soon everyone pays.
Easy Money by Rik Hunik
Price: Free! Words: 96,720. Language: English. Published: April 12, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » Paranormal, Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical
An alternate history fantasy mystery novel. Berk opened his agency to make use of his magic talent for finding things. On the day he expanded his parameters to include missing persons he was presented with two cases that stymied his talent. In the days that followed more women went missing without a trace, and a serial killer, The Skinner, began leaving more dead bodies on the streets of Agrippina
This Rough Magic by Josh Lanyon
Price: $5.99 USD. Words: 46,090. Language: English. Published: April 11, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Gay & lesbian fiction » Gay, Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical
Wealthy playboy Brett Sheridan thinks he knows the score when he hires tough guy private eye Neil Patrick Rafferty to find a priceless stolen folio of Shakespeare's The Tempest.
The Further Adventures of Thadeus Burke by Terry Minahan
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 93,140. Language: English. Published: April 9, 2013 by M-y Books. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical
This book is a sequel to the first adventures of Thadeus Burke, published last year, and continues the antics of the aristocratic Lloyd's insurance broker and his sister, Dr Freddie, together with Inspector Johnny Jackson of Scotland Yard. It is now the summer of 1926 and our hero, assisted by his loyal staff, divide their time between the City of London and the City of Cambridge. Following the
The Weight of Gold by Thomas Carpenter
Price: Free! Words: 15,810. Language: English. Published: April 7, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical, Fiction » Mystery & detective » Short Stories(4.00 from 1 review)
When the Magistrate of the Rhakotis District calls Heron of Alexandria—the greatest inventor the city has ever known—to help him solve the mystery of a dismembered human forearm, he learns what value there is in the weight of gold.
Heirs of Alexandria (Alexandrian Saga #2) by Thomas Carpenter
Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 101,120. Language: English. Published: April 3, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical, Fiction » Science fiction » Steampunk & retropunk
For 300 years it was believed Alexander the Great had no heir, until Heron sets off to find it.
The Travis Club by Mark Louis Rybczyk
Price: $4.99 USD. Words: 62,350. Language: English. Published: March 26, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical
Taylor Nichols is a young writer who pens obscure historical guidebooks about his hometown, San Antonio, Texas. His work receives little notice until he unearths a 100 year old mystery that the powerful had hoped would never be uncovered. How far will the city's power brokers go to silence Taylor and his band of friends known as The Travis Club? Intrigue and romance bring this mystery alive
Fettigrew Hall - The Biography of a House by Anne Flint
Price: $10.00 USD. Words: 62,570. Language: English. Published: March 20, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Traditional British, Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical
While traveling in England, Megan finds a deserted manor house. She arranges to purchase and restore it, then finding out that locals think it haunted. She meets Gray, who agrees to help restore the house. A book tells the history of the house and former occupants. Strange events occur in the house and culminate in Megan finding a skeleton. Then the house comes alive with ghosts.
The Case of the Reluctant Agent by Tracy Cooper-Posey
Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 67,480. Language: English. Published: March 18, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Historical, Fiction » Romance » Suspense
It is 1917 and the Great War rages. Mycroft Holmes suspect an agents in Constantinople and wants to send Sherlock Holmes to investigate. When Sherlock refuses, Mycroft is shot and left for dead forcing Sherlock to uncover the turncoat agent. Holmes' reluctant return to the Near East provokes bitter sweet memories and breath-robbing surprises, while Holmes hunts for the agent.


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The first version of the 0.9.0 series of InfluxDB has been released. It's alpha-quality software but all of us on the InfluxDB team are very excited to see the software reach this stage.
You can read more about the release on this blog post.
The first version of the 0.9.0 series of InfluxDB has been released. It's alpha-quality software but all of us on the InfluxDB team are very excited to see the software reach this stage.
You can read more about the release on this blog post.
Well, almost nothing.
Obviously it's got something to do with computers since developers spend so much of their time in front of one. But software development is actually all about people. And successful software development even more so.
Packt Publishing have a released a new book, Implementing Cloud Design Patterns for AWS, for which I acted as an official technical reviewer.
Search is everywhere. Once you've built search systems, you see its potential application in many places. So when I came across bleve, an open-source search library written in Go, I was interested in learning more about its feature set and its indexing performance. And I could see immediately one might be able to shard it to improve performance.
I recently acted as one of the official technical reviewers for ElasticSearch Cookbook – Second Edition by Alberto Paro. Published by Packt Publishing, the book contains a large number of "recipes" for elasticsearch.
Recently at InfluxDB we discussed how code reviews fit in during the various stages of development. It's great to see the team reach consensus about how we should develop software. It made me think more deeply about why I remain a big believer in the code review process.
I recently came across a talk on YouTube titled History of Software Engineering, given by Paolo Perrotta. Normally I find online videos to have a low information-to-time ratio, but this one was excellent. It's not too long, with plenty of humour, and makes many serious points that resonated with me.
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Packt recently asked me to review their new publication Cassandra High Availability, written by Robbie Strickland. I've worked with Cassandra in the past — early designs of Loggly's 2nd generation Log analytics platform used Cassandra as its authoritative store for log data, but we ended up pulling it and using elasticsearch as both the store and search engine.
Bjarne Stroustrup has another very interesting paper on his website. Titled Software Development for Infrastructure, it discusses some key ideas for building software that has "…more stringent correctness, reliability, efficiency, and maintainability requirements than non-essential applications." It is not a long paper, but offers useful observations and guidelines for building such software systems.
The Eudyptula Challenge is a series of programming tasks, with the goal of getting one up-to-speed on Linux kernel programming. When I first heard about it, it immediately intrigued me. I've written a few production Linux kernel modules in my time — mostly device drivers — so I started the challenge today.
Real-time — or near real-time — data pipelines are all the rage these days. I've built one myself, and they are becoming key components of many SaaS platforms. SaaS Analytics, Operations, and Business Intelligence systems often involve moving large amounts of data, received over the public Internet, into complex backend systems. And managing the incoming flow of data to these pipelines is key.
Tomorrow I join the team at InfluxDB, something I'm really excited about. I'm really looking forward to coding in Go full-time — it's a language with real promise, a nice clean tool chain, and a very active community.
Something just doesn't feel right about node.js. After coding in it for almost a year, it's been fun, but I've decided it's just a waypoint to somewhere better.
I've been thinking a lot recently about what makes computer services and products sticky — what makes users and customers come back again and again to what you've built. There are lots of ways to summarize it, but when it comes to systems that help technical people run their own systems, they come for the features, but they stay for the uptime.
Bjarne Stroustrup has great paper on his website titled Evolving a language in and for the real world: C++ 1991-2006. It provides fascinating insights on the development of the language, the challenges involved, and discusses interesting design ideas. If you have even a basic understanding of C++, it's a such a worthwhile read.
SQLite is a "self-contained, serverless, zero-configuration, transactional SQL database engine". However, it doesn't come with replication built in, so if you want to store mission-critical data in it, you better back it up. The usual approach is to continually copy the SQLite file on every change.
I wanted SQLite, I wanted it distributed, and I really wanted a more elegant solution for replication. So rqlite was born.
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So far coding in Go has been fun. It comes with nice functionality that lets you know that the Go team really have been writing system software (useful stuff like this, and this). And then I read about the Go Memory Model, and had my consciousness raised.
I've started coding in Go (golang), and I received some advice recently from Robert Griesemer, whom I was fortunate enough to sit beside at a recent Go Meetup. To learn Go, Robert suggested that I code a solution in Go for a problem I had previously solved in a different language.
The creator of the network monitoring system Riemann, Kyle Kingsbury, has put together a comprehensive series of blog posts, on the fault-tolerance, high-availability, and general correctness of number of database and storage technologies. Of the technologies discussed I am most familiar with — elasticsearch and Apache Kafka — I found the posts to be a great read.
If you haven't read them yet, you should check them out on his site.
Over 16 years, I've written software up-and-down the entire stack. Earliest in my career I wrote boot ROM software for specialized embedded devices. This kind of programming taught me so much about how computers really work.


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Oh my gosh they have so many cute dresses right now. I wish I hadn't looked!
These are pretty cute:
Ugh. The cute dress I bought for Coachella shrunk in the wash because I'm an idiot. I didn't even wear it. It's small enough now that I'd have to wear shorts with it. Tempted to just buy another....
5/22: Move D, Reaganz, Sassmouth @ Monarch
5/28: Refused, White Lung @ GAMH
5/29: Spoon @ The Fox Theater, Oakland
5/29: Max Cooper EMERGENCE @ PW
5/30: Neutral Milk Hotel @ Pappy & Harriet's
6/2: Kiasmos ft. Olafur Arnalds, Rival Consoles @ The Independent
6/6: Matthew Dear, Daniel Bortz @ Public Works
6/12: Christian Loeffler @ TBA
6/17: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah @ The Independent
6/21: Underworld, Jungle @ The Hollywood Bowl
6/25: Until the Ribbon Breaks @ The Rickshaw Stop
i'm sure the women of columbia university feel much safer now that someone baked a cake to protect them...
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Columbia University Made a Sexual Violence Awareness Cake for the Ladies
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Ivy League universities have come under fire lately for mishandling a number of rape cases. Columbia, at least, would like to say sorry — with a red, floral cake.
Anna Bahr tweets this image of a cake that was sitting in the Ferris dining hall at the university on Wednesday. Dining services is now removing the cake, according to Bahr.
This was, obviously, a bad idea. As Bahr tweets, "Red roses so perfectly capture the romance of sexual violence."
In December, three Columbia students claimed the university "dropped the ball" on investigating their allegations against a student athlete — two women accused him of rape, and one said he groped her. The student athlete hasn't been punished in any of these cases. One of the victims said, "I [still] see him everywhere, and he can come into my residence hall — he has access to all of the facilities that I do."
Earlier this month, a student group for sexual assault awareness accused the university of silencing one of their protests.
That cake is ridiculous.
Haircut day today. I am seriously thinking about having most of it shaved (instead of textured) really short. I guess I'm feeling nostalgic for my shaved head of years past. I may feel differently when I'm actually sitting in the chair, though. We shall see.
Why would they compare you to Miley? Women have shaved their hair before her and they will after.
I (kinda) shaved mine a few years ago, into an asymmetrical cut, where I still had longer hair in the front, but it was shaved in the back. I loved it! It was great for summer and traveling. Growing it out was a bit difficult though....
Pretty sure I wore combat boots with mine and it didn't look that weird.
5/22: Move D, Reaganz, Sassmouth @ Monarch
5/28: Refused, White Lung @ GAMH
5/29: Spoon @ The Fox Theater, Oakland
5/29: Max Cooper EMERGENCE @ PW
5/30: Neutral Milk Hotel @ Pappy & Harriet's
6/2: Kiasmos ft. Olafur Arnalds, Rival Consoles @ The Independent
6/6: Matthew Dear, Daniel Bortz @ Public Works
6/12: Christian Loeffler @ TBA
6/17: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah @ The Independent
6/21: Underworld, Jungle @ The Hollywood Bowl
6/25: Until the Ribbon Breaks @ The Rickshaw Stop
Go fuck yourself, Gue.
^ I was going through that for a few months, and it did indeed turn out to be fibroids... fortunately they were small and it seems to be getting better on its own.
This is disheartening:
Men are such pansy asses.
Has anybody heard about this bill?
Summary: H.R.1975 113th Congress (2013-2014)
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Pregnant Workers Fairness Act - Declares it an unlawful employment practice for employers, employment agencies, labor organizations, and other specified entities to: (1) fail to make reasonable accommodations to known limitations related to the pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions of job applicants or employees, unless the accommodation would impose an undue hardship on such an entity's business operation; (2) deny employment opportunities based on the need of the entity to make such reasonable accommodations; (3) require such job applicants or employees to accept an accommodation that they choose not to accept; or (4) require such employees to take leave if another reasonable accommodation can be provided to their known limitations.
Sets forth enforcement procedures and remedies under the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Congressional Accountability Act of 1995, Government Employee Rights Act of 1991, and the rights and protections extended to presidential offices.
Directs the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) to issue regulations to carry out this Act, including the identification of reasonable accommodations addressing known limitations related to pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions.
I thought these ads were somewhat shocking, although a couple of them are hot:
Did they draw it? Regardless, it's awesome.
I got perfume today. I asked for some, but I didn't have any specific scent in mind. Jim and Izzy picked this one out, and it's really nice. I rarely wear perfume, but a few weeks ago we were going out and I felt like smelling pretty. I realized that I hadn't had a fragrance in years. This Jasmin Noir by Bvlgari makes me feel pretty.


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When can you trust your struggling studs? Twelve starts into the season, Fantasy owners still have no idea what to make of Mike Minor. After he was sidelined with an injury to open the year, Minor just hasn't been able to recapture his old form.
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Instead of debating whether Cal Ripken Jr. or Babe Ruth is the best Baltimore Athlete of All-Time, we decided to focus on active athletes from the area.
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Of course our Baltimore Orioles lost to the New York Yankees again last night. They have yet to beat them this season. At least this time there was no heartbreak.
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Cable television and portal Web sites are well-positioned to dominate the online news market, according to a new report from JupiterResearch.
While most online consumers still get their national and international news from television, 30 percent of online consumers turn to cable TV news sites for their national and international news versus 29 percent for print newspapers.
"The Future of News," the new report from JupiterResearch, examines the trends and identifies steps news organizations must take to succeed within the changing media landscape.
News Websites must make some key changes over the next couple of years to remain competitive, including an embracing of features like syndication, aggregation, outside-the-site linking and feedback that link Web publishers to each other and their readers more closely.
Web news publishers must consider their fundamental product to be the story and not their site. Web sites are experienced as individual pages that serve as entry points, not as a coherent product.
The popularity of Web content over offline newspapers means newspapers must adapt to meet the needs of their changing audiences. Newspapers are advised to look to the Web not just to retain their older, offline user base, but to attract a younger — and in many cases, entirely different — group of users as well. Taking a predominantly local approach is another necessity for newspapers, since television and cable TV news sites already attract the most national and international news seekers, according to JupiterResearch.
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Freshly built and just back from the painter's booth is this very nicely optioned 1974 Corvette Stingray Coupe, offered for sale in the San... More
1995 Dodge "Neon" Factory hand built race car for the Dodge Challenge series; ACR with VIN #01; raced in "Celebrity" Challenge races; purchased by... More
1968 Chevrolet Chevelle ProResto Mod built up 540 V8 with 761 hp, Automatic way to much to list. its an 8 second car. Drives... More
1959 TURNER SPORTS MK 1 – RACE CAR The Turner Sports Car Company near Wolverhampton, England produced fiberglass bodied sports cars from 1951 thru... More
Beautiful custom built dune buggy with great attention to detail using quality components. This diamond runs and drives as good as it looks and... More
2005 350 Mercedes SLK offered for sale. Low mileage two owner car with warranty replacement engine 39,000 miles ago. Only 30,000 on the motor.... More
1964 Chrysler 300K offered for sale in the San Francisco Bay area. 440CID bored MOPAR engine complete with cross-ram intake manifold, MOPAR accessories and... More
***1967 DODGE DART*** *4 LINK* DANA 60* CONE COIL OVER ON REAR* FULL CAGE (TIG WELDED)* BACK HALF* AFTERMARKET UPPER LOWER CONTROL ARMS* TUBULAR COIL... More
Stk. 1967 2007 Ford Shelby Mustang GT Purchased new in December of 2007 and documented in the Shelby Registry as #2654; this street going 2007... More
1962 TRIUMPH TR4 Vintage Race Car SCCA History '60s-70's Stored since '77 Fully restored 2010-2011 Fender flares removed-Replaced with 4 new fiberglass fenders. 13 hours on car/motor. VSCDA/VSCR/HSR approved. Posi-rear--four... More
This 2-door fastback dragster was built for the strip! It is complete with an all-aluminum 351 Cleveland engine with approximately 600 hp, 3-speed automatic... More