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The Shadow of the Windby Carlos Ruiz Zafon
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When you start a novel with your protagonist selecting any book they want from a place called the Cemetery of Forgotten Books, you're going to get a bookseller's attention. Ruiz Zafon's novel works on so many levels for me. As a story, it resonates emotionally, with strong characters that I always looked forward to returning to. On another level, it makes me want to visit Barcelona, where much of the book is set. This one's a keeper!
This is a large, great read that weaves together multiple love stories, a ghost story, and a mystery. The exotic Barcelona setting juxtaposes the medieval and Mediterranean with the bleached, chilled world of civil war and Franco's dictatorship. The characters are strong whether comic, courageous, or cruel. Best of all, it begins in the Cemetery of Forgotten Books. What delight!
Okay, never mind that The Shadow of the Wind starts off in a wonderfully mysterious bookstore and that there's a romantic element that is not schmaltzy, but "timeless" in the best sense of the word. What I loved was how I thought I knew where the author was taking me, but was instead sidetracked and detoured by the different characters and subplots. Ruiz Zafón's language conveys a true storyteller's gift of music, timing, and enchantment.
If you've read The Shadow of the Wind, you won't need to read another word — you were likely so enthralled with Carlos Ruiz Zafón's breathtaking literary thriller that you've already ordered your copy of Angel's Game. For those who don't know, Zafón is a masterful storyteller whose Cemetery of Forgotten Books will enchant every lover of books.
This is an exciting mystery centered around a "forgotten" book. There's someone evil gathering up all known copies by any means necessary burning them, and burning away all traces of the author. The evil person calls himself by the name the book gives for the devil. Not one, but two surprise revelations make this a great, fast-paced, fun read. Ruiz Zafón is a master at producing a page-turner.
"The Shadow of the Wind has an innocence that doesn't prevent it from being thoroughly enthralling; at heart, the novel is a story of star-crossed lovers, bold young heroes, their lovably eccentric sidekicks and a cruel, dastardly villain. There are no fiendishly clever twists or secret codes, but Ruiz Zafón doesn't need them. He sweeps you along with the sheer riverine force of his sincerity and passion." Laura Miller, Salon.com (read the entire Salon.com review)
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The international literary bestseller — more than one million copies sold worldwide.
Barcelona, 1945 — just after the war, a great world city lies in shadow, nursing its wounds, and a boy named Daniel awakes on his eleventh birthday to find that he can no longer remember his mother's face. To console his only child, Daniel's widowed father, an antiquarian book dealer, initiates him into the secret of the Cemetery of Forgotten Books, a library tended by Barcelona's guild of rare-book dealers as a repository for books forgotten by the world, waiting for someone who will care about them again. Daniel's father coaxes him to choose a volume from the spiraling labyrinth of shelves, one that, it is said, will have a special meaning for him. And Daniel so loves the novel he selects, The Shadow of the Wind by one Julian Carax, that he sets out to find the rest of Carax's work. To his shock, he discovers that someone has been systematically destroying every copy of every book this author has written. In fact, he may have the last one in existence. Before Daniel knows it his seemingly innocent quest has opened a door into one of Barcelona's darkest secrets, an epic story of murder, magic, madness and doomed love. And before long he realizes that if he doesn't find out the truth about Julian Carax, he and those closest to him will suffer horribly.
As with all astounding novels, The Shadow of the Wind sends the mind groping for comparisons — The Crimson Petal and the White? The novels of Arturo Pérez-Reverte? Of Victor Hugo? Love in the Time of Cholera? — but in the end, as with all astounding novels, no comparison can suffice. As one leading Spanish reviewer wrote, "The originality of Ruiz Zafón's voice is bombproof and displays a diabolical talent. The Shadow of the Wind announces a phenomenon in Spanish literature." An uncannily absorbing historical mystery, a heart-piercing romance, and a moving homage to the mystical power of books, The Shadow of the Wind is a triumph of the storyteller's art.
"The Shadow of the Wind will keep you up nights — and it'll be time well spent. Absolutely marvelous." Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)
"To call this book...old-fashioned is to mean it in the best way. It's big, chock-full of unusual characters, and strong in its sense of place....This is rich, lavish storytelling, very much in the tradition of Ross King's Ex Libris." Keir Graff, Booklist
"Beautifully translated by Lucia Graves, it's a compulsive page turner: Never mind the improbabilities; the reader gets hooked by Daniel's strange odyssey and the innumerable offbeat characters he encounters along the way." Peter Green, The Los Angeles Times
"Wind is wondrous....While managing to hit just about every genre, The Shadow of the Wind is ultimately a love letter to literature, intended for readers as passionate about storytelling as its young hero. (Grade: A)" Rebecca Ascher-Walsh, Entertainment Weekly
"Ruiz Zafón strives for a literary tone....Yet the colorful cast of characters, the gothic turns and the straining for effect only give the book the feel of para-literature or the Hollywood version of a great 19th-century novel." Publishers Weekly
"[S]uperbly entertaining....
"The melodrama and complications of Shadow...can approach excess, though it's a pleasurable and exceedingly well-managed excess. We are taken on a wild ride...that executes its hairpin bends with breathtaking lurches." Richard Eder, The New York Times
"It's a mesmerizing read that swallowed this reader's soul, at least for the hours I spent in its company." Maya Muir, The Oregonian (Portland, OR)
"Zafón's writing is so epic and vague, he fails to engage the reader even when describing real-life events....The combined effect of the foggy setting and soggy writing is of being lost in a swamp." Jennie Yabroff, The San Francisco Chronicle
"[A]n over-the-top, operatic melange....It's so chock-full of hokum that it makes The Da Vinci Code look like a work of the starkest realism. In short, it's a hoot." Charles Matthews, San Jose Mercury News
"[T]he secrets and lies, murder and intrigue that are described on every page make for an unusual and engaging read that will leave readers clamoring to know which of the characters will be around by the last page to tell their tales." Angela Smith, San Antonio Express-News
"[A] deeply flawed creation....The novelty and wit dry up before the novel's protracted conclusion, an exhausting and, alas, risible affair that reads like an out-of-context merging of opera and 1930s Universal horror films." Gregory Miller, San Diego Union-Tribune
"[Shadow] follows a traditional narrative; what is outstanding is the metaphysical concept of books that assume a life of their own as the author subtly plays with intertextual references....[A] meticulously crafted mosaic." Library Journal
"It's part detective story, part bildungsroman, part soap opera, but the biggest flaw in The Shadow of the Wind is that it simply has too many parts....The novel's structure, too, is hopelessly fractured." Bill Vourvoulias, Newsday
"Lucia Graves...has rendered Ruiz Zafón's distinctive sensibility with the seamless invisibility of a good translator. Her unsung efforts make it possible for the English-reading world to enjoy this gem of a novel." Robert Weibezahl, BookPage
"[S]tylishly written and informed by a love of books....Ruiz Zafón embeds these concepts within a deft thriller, a populist work of genre fiction that looks beyond its own conventions, even if it doesn't venture too far." Kansas City Star
"[A] compelling labyrinth of stories that gracefully unfolds in layers, as if the novel were a Russian nesting doll....But this is also a book about love's poetic power to heal the wounds of the past and offer second chances." Miami Herald
"Readers may find, as they are hypnotically drawn in by the blurred layers of reality and easy identification with the characters, that they are exploring The Shadow of the Wind in the company of new friends." Rocky Mountain News
"If you thought the true gothic novel died with the 19th century, this will change your mind. Shadow is the real deal....Be warned, you have to be a romantic at heart to appreciate this stuff, but if you are, this is one gorgeous read." Stephen King, Entertainment Weekly
The international literary sensation — a runaway bestseller in Spain — is about a boy's quest through the secrets and shadows of postwar Barcelona for a mysterious author whose book has proved as dangerous to own as it is impossible to forget.
This best-selling Spanish novel (translated into English by Lucia Graves) begins with a young boy named Daniel, who discovers a strange, forgotten novel in a bookstore: it's called The Shadow of the Wind, and the rumor is that its author is being plagued by a man who is trying to track down copies of the book so he can destroy them. As the story moves out of the 1940s and Daniel grows up, he becomes consumed with investigating this bizarre story and the life of the book's author, and the search for the truth takes him not only into the lives of others but deeply into his own background.
About the Author
Carlos Ruiz Zafón, thirty-nine, grew up in Barcelona. The Shadow of the Wind has spent more than a year on the Spanish bestseller list, much of it at number one, and has sold in more than twenty countries.
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The oral decongestants relieve stuffy nose and drainage, but do nothing for itching and sneezing. They sometimes cause headache, nervousness, tremors, sleeplessness, fast heartbeat and rapid pulse. They should not be used by people who have high blood pressure, heart problems, thyroid disease, diabetes or prostate problems unless they are under a doctor's care. Because the drugs can interact with some other medications, consult your doctor before taking them with other medications.
Antihistamine/decongestant combinations are best for nasal and eye allergies. The combination products may also reduce the sedating effects of antihistamine taken alone. Beware of combinations that also contain a pain reliever, such as acetaminophen or aspirin. Chronic use can lead to an inflamed liver and bleeding from the stomach or intestine.
An antiinflammatory medication, Cromolyn Sodium Nasalcrom, is now available over the counter. It is a nasal spray that works by preventing mast cells from releasing histamine and other triggers of inflammation. It is effective in treating runny nose and sneezing.
Cromolyn sodium does not stop inflammation once it has begun. For it to help, it should be started before the allergy season begins and used daily during the season. There are few side effects, although some people get
nasal stinging or burning.
When Should I See a Doctor?
It is usually okay to treat nasal and eye allergies with OTC medications. Sometimes, though, problems develop such as repeated sinus infections, ear infections, headaches, cough and wheezing or difficulty with exercise. Call your doctor immediately to discuss these problems and how to manage them.
The doctor may prescribe medications that may make you feel better or suggest you see an allergy specialist. Specialists often can stop the allergic condition from getting worse and can reverse the problems.
Is There an OTC Medication for Asthma?
OTC medications also are available to treat asthma. These include epinephrine inhalers and oral theophylline-ephedrine combinations. People with asthma should not direct their own treatment, though. If OTC medications are wrongly used, they could lead to higher blood pressure, stroke, heart attack or convulsions.
Many advances have been made in treating asthma that can reduce hospitalizations and death rates. Doctor care and a proven treatment program could save your life.
Tips for OTC Medication Use
Do not drive or use machinery that requires mental alertness when you first take antihistamines. They often cause drowsiness.
Check with your doctor before taking OTC medications with other prescription drugs. They may interact.
Do not use out-of-date medication. Check the expiration date on the label. If out of date, flush the medication down the toilet.
Do not keep medication in the bathroom. The supply will keep its full strength longer when stored in a cool, dry spot with no direct light.
Avoid storing the product in temperatures that are very hot or very cold.
Keep all medication out of reach of children— preferably in bottles with a safety-lock top.
SOURCE: This information should not substitute for seeking responsible, professional medical care. First created 1995; fully updated 1998; most recently updated 2005.
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We encourage you to see your advisor before your time to register.
Online Course Topics:
GHC Online vs. WAOL classes: What's the difference?
WAOL (Washington Online) courses are taught by instructors from various colleges and are open to students from around the state. Because WAOL courses are utilized by colleges around the state, the schedule for those courses is different than the GHC quarter schedule, with WAOL classes often starting sooner than GHC courses. GHC online courses are taught by GHC instructors for GHC students, so they are on the same schedule as our face-to-face classes each quarter.
What is Canvas?
Canvas is the underlying software used to deliver online courses. This web-based "Learning Management System" is used by all the Community/Technical Colleges and publicly funded universities in Washington. Gaining experience with GHC's online courses will prepare you if you transfer.
What are "Hybrid" Classes?
Some instructors will utilize Canvas as part of a 'hybrid' course, where students meet face-to-face as well as participate in class online.
What courses and degrees are offered online?
GHC offers many courses online which can be applied to any degree the same way as the equivalent face-to-face courses. We also offer three programs which can be completed fully online.
How do I login?
Go to https://ghc.instructure.com/
Your username is your student ID (SID) number- all nine digits, without any spaces or hyphens.
Your password is the first six letters of you last name.
If your last name has less than six letters, keep repeating it until you reach six letters.
For example: If your last name is Cho, your password would be 'chocho' If your last name is Smith, your password would be 'smiths'
Where can I find more information?
A more comprehensive list of online course topics can be found at https://ghc.instructure.com/courses/927163/modules
Who can I contact for help?
Give us a call at 360.538.4050 or send us an email at email@example.com and one of our e-learning specialists will get back to you as soon as possible!
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What is a Registration PIN?
A registration PIN, is a six (6) digit number. Students who have completed 23 credits or less (this means graded and on your GHC transcript) will need to see their advisor before they can register. The advisor will give the student the number. Your registration PIN will change every quarter until you transition.
What is a Global PIN?
The Admissions and Records Office will send to you a four- to six-digit Global PIN once you become an official student. This PIN provides you access to all of your official, personal information while a student at GHC (i.e. your grades, financial aid info, degree audit, etc) Your global PIN remains the same unless you change. Students who have completed 24 or more credits (this means graded and on your GHC transcript) will use their global PIN to register.
What is an Entry Code and when do I need one?
An Entry Code is a special number needed to register for a class on the Web, (or at the Admissions and Records Office) if:
1. You do not meet the prerequisites listed for a class
2. The prerequisite listed in "Instructor Permission"
The instructor of the course issues entry codes. Once you have used an entry code for a class, you cannot reuse it for another class.
When can I Web Register?
You can register for classes beginning on dates that are published in the quarterly schedule and sent to each student via their email.
When can't I register for classes over the Web?
You cannot register for classes if:
1. You have an unpaid parking ticket
2. You have an unpaid fine
3. You have an outstanding loan due
4. You owe GHC any other money
5. You have not received your Registration PIN from your advisor
6. You have moved and not officially reported your new address to the Admissions and Records Office (you will see a "Bad Address" screen on the computer).
What are the hours of operation for Web Registration?
Web Registration is available Monday - Friday 8:00am - 9:00pm.
Is there a maximum number of credits I can register for?
Yes, students may register for up to 20 credits per quarter. To register for more than 20 credits you must receive approval from the Vice President for Instruction and then register at the Admissions and Records Office.
Can I register from a computer off-campus?
Yes, you can register on a computer off-campus. To do so, be sure you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher. Also be sure you are trying to register during the appropriate times and during the days web registration is operational.
What can I do if I'm having trouble using a computer off-campus to register?
If you are having trouble registering on a computer at home or another off-campus location check the following:
1. Are you using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher for a browser?
2. Are you trying to register after 9:00 pm on a weekday? The system is not available after that time.
3. Are you using your Registration PIN provided to you by your advisor?
4. Do you owe the college money? You will be unable to register for classes until all debts are paid in full.
If you continue to experience trouble, computers are available for registration in open access computer labs and in the library.
What does the "Waitlist" screen mean?
If a screen appears that asks you if you want to be put on the waitlist for a class, it means that particular class is full. If you enter yes to the waitlist question your name will be added to a list of others who are waiting to get into the class. If an enrolled student drops the class then the first person on the waitlist will be automatically added to the class. You can continue to check your student schedule through the information KIOSK on the web to see if you have been added to the class.
What does the "Bad Address" screen mean?
If a screen appears while attempting to register that indicates you have a "Bad Address" it means that the college has attempted to send you mail at the address on file with the college and it has been returned. It is important for Grays Harbor College to have correct information on students so your web registration is blocked in order to obtain your current address. To resolve the problem you must register for classes at the Admissions and Records Office in the HUB.
What does it mean if I get a screen that says I am blocked from registering?
If you enter your PIN and then see a screen that notifies you are blocked from registering, it means you owe the college some money. You may have unpaid parking tickets, unpaid fines or loans, or you may have some other financial obligation to the college. All must be paid before you can web register or before you can register at the Admissions and Records Office.
How do I print my schedule after registering?
Click on "View My Schedule" on the left hand side of the screen. When your schedule appears, click on your schedule with the cursor and then click on print.
Who can I call for help?
If you experience difficulty with Web Registration you can call the Admissions and Records Office at 360-538-4028.
Further information can be found in the student handbook or in the Office of the Vice President for Student Services.
This Web page is intended only to provide general information and course schedules. The current Grays Harbor College catalog is the source document for all requirements and procedures affecting students. The catalog should be consulted for details regarding instructional programs, degree or certificate requirements and student responsibilities. "Community College District No. 2 provides equal opportunity in education and employment and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex or handicap in accordance with Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1974."
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Grays Harbor College takes photographs and video recordings on campus throughout the year. These images often include students, employees, and guests in classrooms, computer labs, athletic events, and other campus activities. Grays Harbor College reserves the right to use these photographs and video recordings as part of its publicity and marketing efforts. Those who attend, visit, or work at Grays Harbor College do so with the understanding that these photographs and video recordings might include them and might be used in college publications, newspapers, and other media for publicity purposes.
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I Challenge Conservative Christians
We are poles apart, that's true, which makes it hard to discuss these issues with Christians. It's hard to make them see what we do, or to think like we think. People who are poles apart sometimes don't even use the same language. We dispute each other's facts. We have different control beliefs. We live in different intellectual universes.
The differences might be like a mountain climber who expects some person off the street to join him in climbing up Mt. Everest, or a skydiver who does tricks who expects a novice to do the same. Such things are far beyond someone not already used to doing likewise. It takes training and work and time, plenty off it. No one can expect someone to think of doing likewise, much less do it. That person might even be scared of heights! It takes baby steps. One must crawl before he can walk. And one must walk before he can run. And one must run before he can climb, and so on.
Evangelical Christians recoil from our arguments. They don't trust us. For most of them we represent the devil. A friend of mine read my book but before each time she said a prayer that God would not let her be deceived by what was in it, and you know what, she walked away still believing. Surprise! Maybe some Christian visitors do the same whenever coming here to DC, who knows. Some come to do battle against the forces of evil. They're not open to what we have to say at all. Why? Because of the distance between us and the trust factor. They "know" we're wrong from the get go.
There's nothing that can be done about this. It's just the way it is.
I just want to remind everyone that there is some sort of continuum of beliefs and the choices are not limited to just evangelical Christianity and Atheism (as defined). There are a whole range of intermediate religious views between us. This is nothing new, of course, but a reminder of this is good. Why? Because the range of Christianity begins way over to the right, with snake handlers and the KKK (yes, they claim to be Christians), to the Fred Phelps hate group, to King James version only Christians, to Bob Jones University, to non-instrumental Churches of Christ, to Pentecostals like Pat Robertson, to Evangelical minded (who often distance themselves from others to their right), to open theists, to liberal Christians of various sorts who can be described as existentialists, mainline Christians, Episcopal Bishop John Shelby Spong types, feminists, panentheists like Marcus Borg, Liberation Theology, and Universalists. There are Arminian, Calvinist and Catholic versions of these types of Christianities, I presume. Then there are Deists, agnostics, and Atheists. This is quite a long, varied continuum of beliefs. One could probably start out a snake handler and with more and more reading go through several of the stages of thinking over the years and became an atheist. Hardly ever does the trend reverse itself, although there are probably a few rare cases, I presume.
What happens when one thinks through a theology and moves to the left isn't usually because he read a book out of bounds of what's considered possible. I remember reading John Gibson's commentary on Genesis 1-11 and rejecting it outright because it was too far from what I would consider possible. I have now come to embrace his conclusions. The stories of Genesis 1-11 are parabolic stories, myths. As I moved from being a Pentecostal to an evangelical to a liberal to a panentheist to a deist then an agnostic and finally an atheist I would only consider those books that challenged me and they were just a bit to the left of where I was. Anything farther away than that would throw up all kinds of red flags in my head.
So, if Christians here don't want to take the Debunking Christianity Challenge because it's too far removed from what you consider a possibility due to the fact that you don't trust atheist authors, then do what I did. Read books that challenge your thinking by Christian authors outside your safe zone. Read open theist literature. Read liberal Christian books. If you're in college, study with professors who will challenge your faith.
I remember when considering which seminary to attend many people thought I should go to Cincinnati Bible Seminary rather than Lincoln Christian Seminary because the liberals were there. But I went anyway and didn't find any liberals there at all! Then I went to Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and was told that such a college was outside the bounds of my own denomination, so to be careful, that some liberals were there who didn't think the way Church of Christ people did. But they were conservatives after all. Then I finally attended Marquette University and I finally met the liberals. But more and more I found the arguments to the left of where I was at much better.
So here's a challenge to conservative Christians. How do you know you're right about that which you were raised to believe? Challenge yourself to read outside your safe zone. See why these authors think the way that they do. You'll find they have some good arguments. See if your beliefs can withstand their arguments. There are a host of Zondervan and Inter-Varsity Press books that have four or five views of certain issues from the millennium to women to apologetics to hell to creation to atonement theories to sanctification to salvation to the Bible, and so on. Read them all, one at a time for starters. In my case my beliefs changed in the face of these other books and articles and professors. It was slow, and I faced a crisis. But the conservative Christian arguments are less than persuasive in the Christian literature.
My challenge is for Christians to begin reading the list of books Anthony provides in this post.
The reason I wrote my book is because I could not answer the arguments of the people to my left. I am an atheist because atheists have the best arguments down the line. Atheism is the position of last resort. Once all other views are eliminated it's the one to fall back on. I would never have considered it unless I went through several theology changes by reading authors I could trust. Try it. Challenge your beliefs, not by our writings, if that's too much to ask. Read authors outside your safe zone. If you're a conservative then read the books of moderates. If you're a moderate then read the books of the liberals. If you're a liberal, then read atheist literature. See what happens. Keep stretching your mind. Do not simply read literature that you're comfortable with. That's not a challenge at all. Challenge yourself. See if your present views as a conservative can withstand this challenge. They didn't with me. I suspect you'll find it won't with you. Test your beliefs. How do you know your theology is correct? The only way is to test it with other authors just a bit farther to your left. This is my challenge to you. It may be the best challenge I can lay down.


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Mr. Johnson put up the chain-link fence at 261 Mullin St. despite knowing and being told by city code enforcement officials that it would violate parts of Watertowns fence ordinance. Mr. Johnson, who could not be reached for comment, has said he intended to lobby for a change in the fence ordinance at tonights council meeting. He also plans to seek a variance from the Zoning Board of Appeals.
A majority of council members have said they do not believe the fence ordinance should be changed on behalf of Mr. Johnson since he was told the fence would be in violation and built it anyway.
According to the code enforcement office, Mr. Johnson failed to obtain a permit for the project. The fence also violates the ordinance because chain-link fences are prohibited in residential areas within 20 feet of the street, and because the fence is within 5 feet of Mr. Johnsons two neighbors driveways less than 20 feet from the street.
If it goes to court, the city can issue an appearance ticket for City Court or obtain a court order from state Supreme Court to get Mr. Johnson to comply with the ordinance.
Mr. Johnson has contended that he improved the neighborhood by completing the project. It replaces a side yard hidden from the street by a row of overgrown bushes. He also said he was forced to install a fence to comply with state law for pools.
Mr. Johnson also has blamed the problem on an amendment that the City Council passed nearly two years ago that prohibits a fence less than 5 feet from a neighbors driveway when the fence is within 20 feet of the street. It was passed to appease a single Haley Street resident who complained that her neighbor installed a fence so close to her driveway that she could not safely back out of it.
In other business, the council will begin the process again to find a security firm for Flower Memorial Library. Two weeks ago, members tabled a resolution to pay Denog Protective Security Services Inc., Bronx, $15.35 per hour for the job. Members questioned why a company from the Bronx could handle the job and wanted to complete some additional research on the firm.
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Pixie Geldof
The sisters Geldof are fast becoming reader favorites, as evidenced by the influx of inquiries about their outfits appearing in our inbox. This week, we are highlighting Pixie Geldof, who looked cozy and chic at the Pringle of Scotland A/W 09 show in London. Seen wearing a Pringle of Scotland sweater and top (from the aforementioned collection) mixed with treasured pieces found at the famed Portobello Road Market and Office pumps, Geldof shows us how to mix high and low pieces to get a well-appointed result. Try Office's Periwinkle Court Pump ($77) with Vanessa Bruno's Athé Cable Knit Cardigan ($846) or Mossimo's Drapey Sweater Wrap ($24.99), both of which are versatile enough to keep you looking sharp (and feeling warm!) well into the spring months.
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Mad Men Potluck Premiere
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I haven't watched any of the Mad Men episodes and I am beginning to feel like I'm missing out. I love the whole retro theme and the menu! My mother made ham with pineapple slices and cherries until the day she died. When we were kids we fought over the cherries!ReplyDelete
I loooooove theme parties, and silly retro dishes, and Mad Men. So obviously, I really really really love this post. :)ReplyDelete
(I don't love it enough to make Jell-O salad, though.... I'm still scarred by my grandmother's concoction which involved a mix of shredded carrot, canned mandarin segments, canned corn and crushed pineapple suspended in orange Jell-O. *shudder*)
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Omg, that's sooo cute!!! Did you make foods and have drinks from Mad Men times? I love that show... I haven't watched the premier yet though. My husband and I are going to let a few of the episodes pile up and watch them all the way through. I love how Betty Draper dresses.ReplyDelete
How fun to throw a theme party, great pictures and I love the menu, especially the pink bundt cake!ReplyDelete
Bumped in to your blog via Foodgazing! What a great theme party. It takes me back to my Southern roots! I miss Mad Men already...it is the only tv show I watch.ReplyDelete


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Submission Researchers boast first programmable nanoprocessor->
schliz writes: Harvard University researchers have assembled nanowires into tiny 'logic tiles' that can perform adder, subtractor, multiplexer, demultiplexer and clocked D-latch functions. While the 960-square-micrometre chips are not currently as dense as 32nm CMOS technology, the researchers say future versions could be up to 100 times more efficient than current electronics, and could yield low-power, application-specific 'nanocontrollers' for use in tiny embedded systems and biomedical devices.
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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate associate editor
A semi-tractor hauling two tank cars of crude oil skidded off Highway 191 and rolled Tuesday morning in Willow Creek Canyon about six miles north of Helper.
The driver was injured but the tanks, although mangled in the crash, did not leak their cargo. The only spillage in the mishap came from diesel fuel and antifreeze from the inverted cab.
Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Levi Oman identified the driver as 49-year-old Lutui Whitkei, address not immediately available. Oman said Whitkei had no open wounds as a result of the rollover. Medical responders from Helper's Rescue 3 said that the driver was complaining of neck and chest pains. They added that the seat belt he was wearing probably saved his life. A Carbon County Ambulance transported Whitkei to Castleview Hospital.
Trooper Oman said that witnesses reported the Flying J truck was southbound when its pup trailer began fishtailing for some unknown reason at about 8 a.m. The shaking of the trailer then dragged the rear section of the larger trailer off the lip of the narrow shoulder, which caused the entire rig to flip.
The trooper said that neither speed nor driver impairment were factors in the incident.
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When Captain Chris Drury uncharacteristically smashed his stick on the boards during the Rangers 3 - 1 loss against Detroit, the sentiment was clear: the Rangers are close, but need to put it all together.
Throughout the season, New York has had flashes of a cohesive competitive team, but aside from a few October games, have not been able bring that complete effort through the lineup for a complete 60 minutes.
From the top down, the Rangers need to find consistency from their entire roster to get back in the win column.
For the better part of the season, Vinny Prospal and Marian Gaborik carried the offense as the lone goal scorers. Both have tailed off a bit in the past few games due to the opposition giving them less time and space and perhaps some fatigue with the near 30-minutes a game each plays.
But as they have begun getting some goal support, Gaborik and Prospal have to get back on the horse.
Speaking of goal support, it's no revelation that the Rangers second and third lines have been abysmal in the goal scoring department this season. Until recently, Chris Higgins, Chris Drury, Ryan Callahan and co. have been dormant and even with improved efforts, they were unable to capitalize on any offensive opportunities.
But having had some success in recent games, they need to continue and push that envelope by bringing a smart two-way game as well as chipping in some goals.
A major part of this turnaround amidst the middle lines has been the play of Sean Avery, arguably the best player the past two weeks.
Despite being a bit stifled from his game the early part of the season, Avery has gotten into his groove, playing the role of the smart agitator, but also playing physically along the boards and getting pucks to the net.
If Avery can play his style without spending too much time in the box, he will be a major asset to the Rangers success.
And once the fourth line establishes some semblance of a working combination, they too will need to be more consistently physical. The addition of Erik Christensen only throws another wrench into those works.
And the defense is just as culpable.
Rookies Mike Del Zotto and Matt Gilroy have settled a bit offensively, but haven't given up much on the defensive end. If they can regain that confidence from earlier in the season, both the power play and even strength will benefit.
With Marc Staal and Dan Girardi, absence may make the heart grow fonder. Having finally been separated a couple games back, each has had to be more responsible without the other to rely on. At some point, most likely when Wade Redden returns, expect those two back together.
And the embattled Michal Rozsival has looked a bit better. His defensive zone play still needs workas does his play along the boards, but he at least looks like he wants to play, which is a good sign.
As for goaltending, there isn't much more that needs to be said about "The King" other than he needs to be better.
So can the Rangers put the pieces together and get back to their early season winning ways?
Wednesday will be a starting point.
Mark Messier to be named GM of Team Canada's 2010 World Championship team
Here's the story on TSN:
Sources tell TSN that Hockey Canada will name Mark Messier as its general manager for the 2010 World Hockey Championship.
The 2010 event runs from May 7 to May 23 in Germany.
Messier, who is also the New York Rangers' special assistant to
general manager Glen Sather, is said to be "very excited" about his
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|ASU opener to be televised on SportsSouth
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The Southern Conference in conjunction with SportsSouth has announced its television schedule for the upcoming football season.
The eight-game package, which begins on Saturday, September 4 with Appalachian State University and Chattanooga, will feature three ASU games this season. Game time for the season opener will be at 3 pm. Our coverage begins at 1 pm on WATA 1450 AM.
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In-Gallery Performance: Lou Mallozzi's Didact with Lisa Wainwright
Select dates, Feb–Jun, 2013
Didact is a simultaneous reading by four people of all the interpretive labels for all the artworks in Destroy the Picture: Painting the Void, 1949–1962. For each reading, the artist is accompanied by an art historian and several MCA docents. Spoken quietly but insistently, the verbalized version of these labels transforms information into an undulating auditory atmosphere for the artworks and the viewers in each gallery, calling attention to the institutional, educational, contemplative, social, historical, and architectural contexts of the museum experience.
Feb 16, 1 pm: Simon Anderson
Mar 10, 1 pm: David Getsy
Apr 7, 1 pm: Lisa Wainwright
Jun 2, 1 pm: Hannah Higgins
Lou Mallozzi is a Chicago-based artist known primarily for his work in sound, often with a focus on dismembering and reconstituting language, gesture, and signification. His work includes performances, installations, music works, recordings, and radio works. In addition, he has a visual art practice that includes drawing and other media. He has performed and exhibited in the U.S. and Europe, including projects at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, the Chicago Cultural Center, the Italian Cultural Institute and Italian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, the Fort Wayne Museum of Art, the Grunwald Gallery at Indiana University Bloomington, Experimental Intermedia New York, Podewil Berlin, TUBE Audio Art Series Munich, and the Radiorevolten Festival Halle. In addition to his solo works, Mallozzi often collaborates with artists, filmmakers and musicians, including Sandra Binion, Michael Vorfled, Alessandro Bosetti, Michael Zerang, Frédéric Moffet, Antonia Contro, Jacques Demierre, Vincent Barras, Fred Lonberg-Holm, Charlotte Hug, and many others. He has received support for his work that includes several fellowships from the Illinois Arts Council, and artist residencies through the Chicago-Lucerne Sister Cities Program, the Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Study Center, Ragdale Foundation, and Spritzenhaus Hamburg. He is on the faculty of the Sound Department of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and is executive director of Experimental Sound Studio.


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Flames were being blown horizontally as firefighters fought to contain this massive blaze. Power was out for a large portion of the city for hours. The Interstate was clogged with drivers trying to record this event. With thousands and thousands of trees in flames right before their eyes who could blame them. Police tried to keep people at a safe distance while giving firefighters room to do their job. Neighbors and Yakima citizens gathered across the street to see the flames reaching 100 feet in the air.
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Awesomely Awkward Family Pet PhotosMonica Bielanko
I'm a dog lover. I've pretty much owned a dog my entire life. Not the same dog, of course, but you know what I mean.
For most of my adult life I've owned Max. He's a Black Labrador Retriever who is absolutely awesome with my kids. A few years ago Milo became a part of our family. He's also a Black Lab Retriever who isn't quite as careful around the kids. He's full of love, just a little excitable.
I've taken thousands of photos of the dogs with the kids but never anything like what I'm seeing over on Awkward Family Pet Photos.
Okay, that's a lie. I just remembered this photo shoot we surprised my mom with when I was 16 years old. That photo right up there is of me and my brothers and our beloved dog, Spliffy, who lived to the ripe age of 19. He just died last year. Yes, I had a small addiction to tanning beds. And shut up, matching denim totally rules. But listen, that photo is nothing compared to what you're about to see.
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GAITHERSBURG, Md. (WUSA) - Montgomery County Police say a Gaithersburg man is charged withdischarging a firearm in an urban area and reckless endangermentafter admitting to firing an AK-47 into the air in his backyard.
Thirty-eight-year-old Kenneth Wayne Barney Jr. is being held on $20,000 bond. He is scheduled for a bond review Monday afternoon in Rockville.
No one was hurt in the incident. According to police, a search of Barney's home on Washington Grove Lane turned up four weapons, includingthe AK-47, a 12 gauge shot gun and two handguns. Police say one handgun was loaded.


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Monday, September 13, 2010Lady Bisons' volleyball coach Brandon Rosenthal always wants his team to play the best opponents possible. And one of those top teams is located less than two miles down Belmont Boulevard from the Lipscomb campus.
Tuesday afternoon at 5 the Lady Bisons, 8-2, make the short trip to Belmont, 4-7, for volleyball's version of the "Battle of the Boulevard". This match will not count in the Atlantic Sun Conference standings. The A-Sun match will be held Nov. 9 at Allen Arena, the regular season finale.
"The Lipscomb-Belmont match always carries a little extra weight," Rosenthal said. "It will be neat to see where both of us are at this stage of the season. We want to go where we will be challenged. We know that every time we play Belmont we are going to get their best.
"The rest of the conference will be watching. They will be able to gauge two of the top teams where they are compared to their teams."
The only common opponent for the two teams this year is Purdue. Both Lipscomb and Belmont lost 3-0. The Lady Bisons have won their last six matches, all by 3-0 scores.
The Lady Bisons are led by senior middle blocker Alex Kelly who is first in the conference in hitting percentage (.350), kills (4.48 per set) and points (5.18 per set). Setter Stefine "Jake" Pease leads the conference in assists with 11.30 per set.
The Lady Bisons are first in the conference in hitting percentage (.239), opponent's hitting percentage (.121), assists (12.85 per set), kills (13.70 per set) and digs (16.73 per set).
"We have been asked a lot about why we wanted to play them twice," Rosenthal said. "We talk about going out and playing good programs and they fall well into that category.
"I truly believe that Lipscomb and Belmont should play twice every year. It helps the rivalry and it is only a two-mile away match for us." Belmont offers a few twists this season with the addition of some new players. Coach Deane Webb has also done more shifting of personnel than usual.
"Belmont has some good wins on its schedule," Rosenthal said. "There is some unpredictability to them that we haven't seen in the past couple of years. It is one of those things where are trying to get an idea of who they are going to be playing.
"There is a possibility that a freshman will be playing setter. They also have a freshman on the outside and another freshman in the middle. They also have a sophomore on the outside that we saw in the spring. "
Belmont holds a 25-6 advantage in the overall series, including an 11-2 record at home. But the Lady Bisons have narrowed that bulge in the past few seasons including three wins over Belmont in 2009.
"Belmont holds a big edge in the rivalry," Rosenthal said. "We have a lot of catching up to do.
"We know each other fairly well. We want to best each other in the conference, but we also want to be the best in the city as well. The last four seasons the Atlantic Sun Tournament champion has been from Nashville."
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