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Duding It Up in Arizona
Blame it on City Slickers or the popularity of the Texas two-step, but Western is IN. In fact, after seeing Billy Crystal in full cowboy regalia, even confirmed city folks like my husband and me conjured up fantasies of riding the range and meeting a calf named Norman. However, as we were the most tender of tenderfoots, a cattle drive was out of the question. Instead, we opted for a dude ranching experience with a warm bed and a home cooked meal at the end of the trail.
Since the urge to go duding came upon us in the winter, we limited our choices to Arizona's desert ranches. With the help of Dave Wiggins of American Wilderness Experience (who represents dude ranches in Arizona, Colorado and Texas) we decided to split our time among three different ranches.
The thought of getting on a horse after a thirty-year layoff terrified me sufficiently to send me scouting for riding instructors. After a few lessons on the home front, I figured I could handle a novice trail ride without embarrassing or killing myself. My husband, on the other hand, announced that he would wave to me from his lounge chair by the pool as I looped down the trail. He did agree to wear cowboy boots, a ten-gallon hat and faded jeans however, as a concession to the Western experience.
Our first stop was White Stallion Ranch near Tucson, where we arrived just in time for the Sunday night barbecue. Loading up our plates with chicken, ribs, beans and stuffed potatoes, we found seats at a long dining room table, headed by the owner, Cynthia True. Gray-haired and gravely-voiced, with a lusty chuckle and a no-nonsense attitude, this western matriarch runs White Stallion cattle and guest ranch with the help of her two sons.
Russell True, who is in charge of the riding program, circled the dinner table signing guests up for the morning rides. He explained that the 9 o'clock ride was slow paced, geared toward us tenderfoots, while the 11 o'clock ride would satisfy the more daring and experienced riders. I signed up for the 9 o'clock, while my husband muttered about the potential dangers of getting on an enormous animal who has a brain the size of a walnut.
The 9 o'clock ride was mild enough even for my old and unaccustomed bones. Well-trained trail horses carried us through flatlands covered with low brush and an occasional saguaro cactus. When I arrived back at the corral unscathed, I could see that my husband's resolve concerning horseback riding was beginning to crumble.
At dinner that night, when asked who would be going on the next day's breakfast ride, my nay-saying husband raised his hand. Somehow the thought of ambling through the wide open spaces on a cow pony is so appealing that it eventually wears down even the most resistant dude.
By the third day we felt confident enough in the saddle to join the mountain ride. Since the ranch is nestled next to Saguaro National Monument, we were treated to panoramic views of towering mesas and stately saguaro cacti. Our ever-patient wranglers gave us tips on mountain riding techniques. We were to lean forward going up hill, backwards going down, and if our horse required a pit stop mid-trail, we could help by standing in the stirrups.
Our stay at White Stallion at an end, we headed for Horseshoe Ranch on Bloody Basin Road, located midway between Phoenix and Sedona. This is a bona fide working ranch that is located about five miles from the highway off a graded dirt road, next to the Aqua Fria River. In fact, to get to the ranch, you must either drive through the river, or, if the water is too high, walk in via a swaying suspension bridge that sits high above the water.
Charlotte Wilcox, part owner and wrangler, describes the operation at Horseshoe Ranch as C.P.R.—cows and public relations. She and her father, Dick, own and operate the 70,000-acre ranch, which caters to 1,700 head of cattle as well as a small number of dudes. As the ranch's no-nonsense former manager once said, "If you don't want your butt in the saddle all day, this probably ain't the place for you." Tenderfoot or top hand, folks come to this ranch to work.
Under no delusions about his ability to thrust around in the saddle all day roping doggies, my husband resolved to join the fence fixing detail. I toyed with the idea of at least a half day on the range.
When we arrived, the riders were coming in for the day. As I chatted with our fellow guests, my desire to ride the range disappeared. While their eyes sparkled as they related tales of chasing stray calves and herding cows, fence mending sounded more and more appealing to me.
Dinner was a family affair. Ranch personnel, friends and guests all sat at a long table in the main house. We helped ourselves to tender pot roast, mashed potatoes, hot rolls and rich brown gravy, fuel food for hard working cowboys and cowgirls.
Breakfast the next morning was served at dawn, after which the riding contingent saddled up. Opting for non-horse related chores, my husband and I hopped into the ranch pickup with Dick. Even without horses we managed to round up six cows that had strayed through an open gate.
Horseshoe Ranch raises beef cattle that live off the sparse desert vegetation, so they must be moved frequently to make sure they get the proper nourishment. This is where the dudes come in. A day in the saddle on the range means rounding up and moving cattle, finding strays, branding and administering to sick animals. By six o'clock even we truck riders were ready for a hot shower and a home cooked meal.
Reluctantly we left the gang at Horseshoe, who had become like family, and headed for our final stop, Rancho de los Caballeros. Located an hour northwest of Phoenix in Wickenburg, this ranch is a full-scale resort that has been welcoming dudes since 1947.
After Horseshoe, I must admit to experiencing a moment or two of culture shock. Here the emphasis is on service. Meals are sumptuous and varied, guests 'dress' for dinner, there is an 18-hole championship golf course, a tennis pro and a complete riding program. Head wrangler Dick Fredrickson dashed around the dining room at dinner signing guests up for the next day's rides. We signed up for the ten o'clock.
The morning was gray and drizzly but, though the others who had signed up opted to stay dry, my husband and I, now old hands at trail riding, were undaunted.
A retired game warden from Wyoming, Dave Thomas, was our personal wrangler. He pointed out various exotic desert plants and explained that it takes 75 years for a saguaro cactus to grow an arm. During the last fifteen minutes of the ride the rain came down in earnest. We weren't sorry to see the barn.
Our trip at an end, we packed the car and headed toward home. As we were being reintroduced to freeways and traffic jams, we mused about our dude ranching experience. The atmosphere at the ranches was so intoxicating that even a reluctant dude like my husband was enticed to saddle up. Something about these places made swaying along the trail under blue skies on a faithful steed hard to resist. But, after all, cowboys are our heritage, and regardless of age, there is a little buckaroo in most of us.
Special thanks to the American Wilderness Experience, Inc., P.O. Box 1486, Boulder, Colorado 80306; (800) 444-DUDE (U.S. & Canada), (303) 444-2622 (Colorado), FAX (303) 444-3999, for sponsoring this article. A.W.E. represents the following Arizona dude ranches: Circle Z, Grapevine Canyon Ranch, Horseshoe Ranch on Bloody Basin Road, Kay El Bar Ranch, Lazy K Bar Ranch, Rancho de los Caballeros, Tanque Verde Ranch, White Stallion Ranch and The Wickenburg Inn. They also represent dude ranches in Colorado and Texas. Visit the Arizona Dude Ranches Web site for more information.
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Trendspotting: metallic mini dresses
The metallic mini dress is having quite the moment on red carpets recently–and not just for New Year's Eve! Yes, they may have been seen in full force that night, but plenty of celebrities are sporting them for any old occasion.
Fergie went for the gold on New Year's Eve in a form-fitting metallic mini with exaggerated shoulders. We're absolutely loving her high bun and huge chandelier earrings.
Gabrielle Union chose a textured silver mini with short sleeves for a party on New Year's Eve. We wish she would have chosen more fun shoes than simple open-toe black pumps, but she does look pretty stunning.
Never one to shy away from drama on the red carpet, Nicki Minaj paired a bright blonde curly 'do with a low-cut bronze mini and sky-high glittery pumps. On anyone else, this would be questionable–on Minaj, it's just another day, right?
And, finally, Demi Lovato attended the Los Angeles finale of The X Factor in a metallic green dress with sexy cutouts. Again, we wish for a more interesting shoe, but we do love her curly locks.
What do you think of the metallic mini dress trend? Is this something you'd try?
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Archive for 2009
Make a New Year's Resolution That Comes True!
Right about now, a lot of you are making your New Year's resolutions, coming up with loooong lists of things you want to change about yourself, your life or maybe your spouse. HA! We're going to fix him this year, right?
It's always a lot of fun participating in this great American ritual of resolving to make things better with the coming of the New Year. Fun, for sure, but we all know that most of the time, talk is cheap — and "resolution talk" is really cheap. By late January, we pretty much forget about everything we resolved to change and go right back to the comfort zone we professed to be really tired of. (more…)
A Gift at the End of the Year
I read the other day that 21 individuals or couples in this country made philanthropic pledges in excess of $100 million in 2009. I immediately had two thoughts: Thank God for the generosity of those who have been financially blessed, and I hope and pray such news doesn't make everyday Americans think that, when it comes to giving, there is very little they can do.
Yes, it's staggering to look at the accomplishments of an organization like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which is spending billions around the world to wipe out diseases like malaria and provide educational opportunities for kids living in extreme poverty. But the fact is a small donation — and I'm talking about $10 or $20 — can still work small miracles for a lot of people in need. (more…)
Pregnant Pause
OK, did you see this in the news from my old stomping grounds in Texas? Mackenzie McCollum, a pregnant 17-year-old high school volleyball player in Fort Worth, Texas, has filed a federal civil-rights complaint after her coach first benched her for several games this season and then later required her to get a doctor's permission before she could continue playing. She alleges the coach and school discriminated against her by not letting her play, and therefore, she may have lost the chance at getting a college athletic scholarship. Hmmm.
The coach and his bosses at the school district contend that their primary consideration must be for the health and safety of one of their students, especially one who happened to be carrying an unborn child.
Let me say from the outset, I'm the last person in the world who will ever condone teenage pregnancy. I am sickened when I read that unplanned pregnancies among teenagers are on the rise again. Children having children is never, ever, a good idea. I guess the question the court will be asked to decide, if the case goes forward, is whether or not the teen mother-to-be was damaged by the school's actions, or was it right to act to protect the mother and her unborn child? Again, hmmm. (more…)
The True Meaning of Christmas
So the other day, I heard one more talking-head television commentator announce that Christmas isn't like it used to be, that the economy is still tough, and that everyone is cutting back, trying to do more with much less. Gee, I said, thanks for pointing that out, because without your clarification, parents across America wouldn't have noticed.
On reflection, what I really thought was, "Wait a minute. We don't want to pronounce the Christmas holiday DOA or even seriously wounded because we have less to spend this year. Have we forgotten that this is the time of year when less is supposed to be more?" (more…)
New Teen Drug Epidemic?
I wanted to make sure you saw yesterday's startling headline about teenage drug abuse — a report that most newspapers, for reasons I can't understand, buried in their back pages. The National Institute on Drug Abuse says that after a decade-long decline in teens' use of pot, the trend is going back up. And get this: Although teens have cut down on smoking cigarettes and binge drinking — thank God — more teens than ever are getting high on prescription pain pills and attention deficit disorder drugs. (more…)


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|Postoperative pulmonary torsion: report of a case and survey of the literature including spontaneous and posttraumatic torsion.
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|PMID: 8016826 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|A case of postoperative torsion of the left upper lobe following thoracotomy for removal of a large mediastinal tumor is presented. Diagnosis was made on the sixth postoperative day by axial computerized tomography. At rethoracotomy the upper lobe, well delimited against the lower lobe by deep fissure, was found to be twisted by 180 degrees in clock-wise direction. It was hemorrhagically infarcted and had to be resected. The patient, a 37-year-old woman, made an uneventful recovery thereafter. In a recent epidemiological study in the United Kingdom it could be shown that postoperative torsion occurs more frequently than hitherto presumed. 35 of 117 thoracic surgeons responding to a questionnaire had observed this complication 36 times. In reviewing the literature for welldocumented cases, four cases of spontaneous, five of posttraumatic, and 17 cases of postoperative pulmonary torsion were found. Of these cases and the case reported 12 torsions occurred after partial lung resection and six following other thoracic operations. Especially the right middle lobe is endangered after upper lobectomy and should be fixed to the lower lobe during surgery. The outcome was fatal in 4 of the 18 cases. Prevention and treatment are discussed.
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|Title: The Thoracic and cardiovascular surgeon Volume: 42 ISSN: 0171-6425 ISO Abbreviation: Thorac Cardiovasc Surg Publication Date: 1994 Apr
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|Created Date: 1994-07-27 Completed Date: 1994-07-27 Revised Date: 2007-11-15
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|Department of Thoracic and Vascular Surgery, Triemly City Hospital, Zürich, Switzerland.
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Lung / blood supply
Lung Diseases / radiography*, surgery
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|Transobturator tape compared with tension-free vaginal tape for the treatment of stress urinary incontinence: a randomized controlled trial.
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|OBJECTIVE: To compare the safety and efficacy of the transobturator tape to tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) in the treatment of stress urinary incontinence in patients with and without concurrent pelvic organ prolapse. METHODS: One-hundred seventy women with urodynamic stress incontinence, including those with and those without pelvic organ prolapse, from three academic medical centers were randomized to receive TVT or transobturator tape. Subjects with detrusor overactivity or previous sling surgery were excluded. The primary outcome was the presence or absence of abnormal bladder function, a composite outcome defined as the presence of any the following: incontinence symptoms of any type, a positive cough stress test, or retreatment for stress incontinence or postoperative urinary retention assessed 1 year after surgery. This study is a noninferiority study design. RESULTS: Of 180 women who enrolled in the study, 170 underwent surgery and 168 returned for follow-up, with a mean follow-up of 18.2+/-6 months. Mean operating time, length of stay, and postoperative pain scores were similar between the two groups. Bladder perforations occurred more frequently in the TVT group (7% compared with 0%, P=.02); otherwise, the incidence of perioperative complications was similar. Abnormal bladder function occurred in 46.6% of TVT patients and 42.7% of transobturator tape patients, with a mean absolute difference of 3.9% favoring transobturator tape (95% confidence interval -11.0% to 18.6%.). The P value for the one-sided noninferiority test was .006, indicating that transobturator tape was not inferior to TVT. CONCLUSION: The transobturator tape is not inferior to TVT for the treatment of stress urinary incontinence and results in fewer bladder perforations. CLINICAL TRIAL REGISTRATION: ClinicalTrials.gov, www.clinicaltrials.gov, NCT00475839.
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St. Clair's Jared Tobey drives around Marysviile's Matt Russell during high school boys basketball action Friday night at St. Clair High School.
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With Thanksgiving Day approaching, perhaps it could do us well to travel back to the year 1620.
America's Christian forefathers, the Pilgrims, are preparing to set sail on their voyage to the so-called "New World."
The Pilgrims dream of worshipping God in spirit and in truth, far from the Catholic-like Church of England and its oppressive partnership with the English Crown. ... The Pilgrims wish to live freely as English Christians.
In Tuesday's election, it's no surprise voters approved term limits for Columbia County commissioners.
Even as we recommended its defeat, we acknowledged it likely would pass.
Now that it has, our local state lawmakers who put the term-limits question on the ballot next should provide a referendum to allow voters to impose term limits on school board members.
We won't hold our breath, however, waiting for them to impose term limits on themselves.
Veterans Day, 2012, is an opportunity to once again recognize the significant contributions of the millions of our citizens whose military service has had a profound effect on history. It is an opportunity to remember all the freedoms we, the people of this great nation, are fortunate enough to enjoy.
It is an opportunity to thank those who have answered the call of duty to protect those freedoms, to honor them and show our gratitude for their sacrifices.
When asked why they believe Lee Anderson on Tuesday lost his first election, ever, in his bid to take the next step up the political ladder, most people seem to blame it on Anderson's refusal to debate John Barrow.
I still think it all started with the tractor.
See, everyone who knew, or knew of, Anderson was well aware that he's a country boy. Not a thing wrong with that; I'm a country boy, too. In the primary Anderson was going up against three Republicans, two of whom looked like Hollywood images of congressmen.
Several years ago, I wrote that I felt 1913 was a very bad year for our republic. It recently has become even worse.
Very few people like the 16th Amendment. It has been shown that two competent tax experts often will get different results when asked to complete a complicated tax return.
Stunning. The Halloween night shooting of Kristen Burnette means that for the third time in less than two years, a 13-year-old Columbia County girl has been shot to death by a Columbia County boy. In each case, no adults were in the home at the time, and the boy was using a weapon taken from an absent adult.
In all three cases, families and friends on both sides have been devastated, and the broader community is stunned. Whatever can be done to prevent such tragedy clearly isn't happening.
One thing that should be done: Introduce gun safety to children.
Someone recently compared the day after an election to Groundhog Day: We poke our heads out from under the covers, and if we see the shadow of the other guy, we predict four more years of discontent.
Whatever the outcome of this year's elections, roughly half of America is waking up unhappy today (assuming, of course, we've been able to definitively sort things out by now). I'm just hoping the unhappy half hasn't been expressing their discontent by breaking and burning stuff.
Regardless of how the presidential race between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney plays out, Georgia Republicans should have something significant to celebrate the day after the election.
Just eight years after the GOP took control of the General Assembly in the 2004 elections, they are poised to win more than two-thirds control of both legislative chambers (that's 120 seats in the House of Representatives and 38 in the Senate).
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"Evan Wickham has created one of the best worship albums I have heard in years. He truly has a gift for leading people to the throne." – Bart Millard, lead singer for MercyMe
Worship leader. Artist. Seldom have the two labels blended as seamlessly as in the music and message of multi-instrumentalist singer/songwriter EVAN WICKHAM. His debut album, Mysterious Things, released in 2006, is a tour-de-force collection of intimate worship, heartfelt expressions of joy and wonder at God's blessing, and a celebration of the redemptive power of salvation in Jesus Christ. "Keeper of the stars, Lord of time and space," Wickham sings on the album's gorgeous centerpiece, "Hallelujah Jesus." "I will live my life lifting up your name." These lines are clearly the heart of Wickham's music and ministry.
Now, with his follow up record "Above the Sky", Evan is seeking to further equip the church with songs to sing loud to the Savior. The phrase "above the sky" is the literal definition of the biblical word "heavenlies" or "heavenly places" in Ephesians 1:3. In a day and age in which fear and uncertainty swamps entire continents, there are few things greater than awakening to the reality that we as believers are seated in the heavenlies with Jesus. Right now. The songs on Evan's second release are the national anthems of the citizens of an eternal culture. The opening track "Now Unto the One" is a rousing call to worship the One who offers the keys to His Kingdom to every broken heart. "Our Deliverer" is a simple yet soaring chorus celebrating our Savior's great work. The title track "Heavenlies" concludes the 12-track album with the appropriately personal declaration, "I'm living for the heavenlies, when all of You is all I see."
It was in the outdoor amphitheater of a jr. high summer camp that thirteen-year-old Evan Wickham decided to fully commit his heart into the hands of His Lord Jesus Christ. Evan had always possessed a hunger for music, but not long after that life-changing moment under the stars, he began to display a heart for the ministry. Evan's parents, worship leaders and veterans of the Jesus Movement bands The Way and Parable, also encouraged their son's emerging talent by involving him in their home church's worship services at a young age, as well as challenging him to learn popular praise songs while writing his own in the meantime.
Evan met his wife Sandy in high school when they were both fifteen years old. It wasn't long before their youth pastor took notice and asked them if they wanted to lead worship. The two high school students were soon leading worship at church services, camps, and ministry conferences all over Southern California. At the age of eighteen, Evan responded to the call of the Lord upon his life and embarked into full-time youth ministry at Calvary Chapel of Vista in San Diego County, CA where he served as both Jr. High and High School pastor for a total of seven years.
Today, Evan is an ordained minister serving as a worship pastor at Horizon Christian Fellowship in San Diego, CA. He also leads worship and speaks at churches, retreats, and conferences abroad. Evan and Sandy lead worship with the kind of closely intertwined vocal harmony that can only come through years of ministry together with Evan fronting the band on guitar and keyboards. Evan and Sandy reside in the surf community of Oceanside, CA with their three boys Gavin, Jadon, and Hendric.


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November 30, 2015
A week after Chiara Levin was shot and killed in Boston, her friends and family gathered to say goodbye one last time.
The funeral was held Saturday afternoon at Danville Presbyterian Church.
Many of those there say it was a loving tribute to the young, beautiful, and ambitious young woman who touched the lives of everyone she knew.
Levin was laid to rest in Danville's Belleview Cemetery. In her honor, a memorial fund has been set up to help fight violence in America.
Boston police are still investigating the shooting that killed Levin.
They say they have interviewed all the men who were with her at the time of her death. They are also still talking to people who were at the party.
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November 28, 2015
DALLAS (AP) - The Federal Home Loan Banks of Dallas and Chicago say they're considering merging their operations.
The banks are cooperatives owned by member financial institutions in their areas.
They're part of a national system of 12 banks that help provide funding for residential mortgages and community development.
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas has assets of $53.3 billion and more than 900 member institutions in Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and New Mexico.
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago includes more than 850 institutions in Illinois and Wisconsin. It has assets of $87 billion.
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It used to be the "Dear Abby" column, syndicated to newspapers across the country, where anonymous people could ask advice for their personal problems. Now it's "Dear Prudence"... and like Abby before her, Prudence does the best she can to provide guidance to those who think they need it. Every- so- often, she HAS to ask herself, "why do I do this job?". Case- in- point, she recently fielded a question that asked, ina nutshell, "is it creepy to offer my dead wife's
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Of course it's f**king creepy! The real victim in all of this is the poor girlfriend of the guy who's offering the vibrator. It just doesn't get more awkward than that. maybe it does. Today we wanted to hear your stories of personal discomfort; mom walked in on you masturbating? Farted during a prayer at a funeral? The ugly girl overheard you telling poeple just how ugly you thought she is. Today we wanted to know: WHAT WAS THE MOST AWKWARD SITUATION YOU'VE FOUND YOURSELF IN?
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Moved to America from Mongolia (sooooo many Mongolians in America these days)... first friend he made happened to be a gay guy. Other people asked him if HE was gay. Looked up the definition ('happy') and said 'yes'. Things got weird
His awkward moment was when his friends outted him
First time she met her boyfriend's (now husband's) family, it was at Thanksgiving dinner. She was supposed to meet his brother, his aunt and his father. Basically, they sat around for awhile, but it was just his brother and 2 aunts. Finally asked where his dad was, and that's when she found out that his father was a transvestite and had been there the whole time
Just today, he had to give a group presentation; plugged his laptop into the projector and discovered that his brother had sabotaged his display and replaced it with granny porn from YouTube
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Amazon has announced a partnership with Overdrive to bring library lending to the Kindle. The first thing I would ask people when they wanted to know which device to buy is whether they want to borrow digital books from the library. That will no longer be a point of buying contention.
Customers will be able to check out a Kindle book from their local library and start reading on any Kindle device or free Kindle app for Android, iPad, iPod touch, iPhone, PC, Mac, BlackBerry, or Windows Phone. If a Kindle book is checked out again or that book is purchased from Amazon, all of a customer's annotations and bookmarks will be preserved.
"We're doing a little something extra here," Marine continued. "Normally, making margin notes in library books is a big no-no. But we're extending our Whispersync technology so that you can highlight and add margin notes to Kindle books you check out from your local library. Your notes will not show up when the next patron checks out the book. But if you check out the book again, or subsequently buy it, your notes will be there just as you left them, perfectly Whispersynced."
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Free is far too much to pay for the majority of self-published books – and even some published books. The only way is to persuade readers that it is worth parting with their cash. Amazon may pay a 70% royalty, compared with a publisher paying 10% – but it is the size of the cake, not the size of the slice that is important.
Stephanie Laurens started a new blog in February and posted 7 blog posts, mostly about price and now she's done. What I was surprised by was that the blog posts which were to be about the future of publishing were really about price and what can be done to maintain a higher price and the existing publishing eco system. It was interesting to read her point of view, but I'm left wondering what practical lessons can be taken away. She does, however, reiterate the pro publisher pricing view point in that "Price is something established readers distrust – low price is not going to compensate them for time lost reading a poor work." It is in the best interests of authors to maintain a high price point.
Laurens appears convinced that until digital is greater than 70% of her readership, then trying to understand the digital reader doesn't make sense. Further, she believes that the existing readership is not moving toward digital books any time soon. She also says that existing authors cannot offend existing readership by writing digital only books connected to existing series (Julia Quinn, the first of the trad publishing authors to experiment with digital only with her second epilogues has violated this rule).
To me this is another very viable avenue of reaching new audience at permanently lower prices – this doesn't rely on sales, but will always be there. It's something that cannot be done in print, and is to me one of the primary attractions of the digital world. However, there's one caveat which currrently limits the ability of established authors with significant print audiences to dabble in this arena – they can't publish any shorter work that connects directly with an ongoing series without risking the wrath of the woolly mammoth. And a happily reading woolly mammoth is still very important to many established authors.
One reader commented that she tried to post a comment and that her comment was deleted twice. If true, that is really unfortunate. I looked around for an email to contact Ms. Laurens regarding the comment deletion but could find none. Ms. Laurens, if you come to this blog via a link back, comment deletion is really frowned up in the internets.
Salon. Oh Salon. "Chick lit reimagined as respectable fiction" is the title of the article and it goes downhill form there. Apparently some of their writer friends are being asked to "chick lit up" their manuscripts? I don't know who is saying that because I've heard chick lit is dead and has been for about 5 years. Chick lit is called "women's fiction" in editorial meetings.
"Chick lit" is one of the most depressing terms I can think of in the publishing industry. Then again, I don't know that much book-selling jargon, so there are probably worse ones ("Magical tweenism?"), but that phrase — applied to frothy writing about "modern" women (and their love lives) — is almost a derogatory term, implying the type of fluffy romance masquerading as post-post-post-new-wave feminist spiel.
It's not that Gloss and Salon aren't terribly amusing in their re-imaging of classic works, but why do it at the expense of segment of fiction that is likely enjoyed by their core demographic? You know, women who read.
But they are just repeating what other women in publishing are thinking, apparently. Jennifer Egan, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for fiction, called chick lit "banal" and "derivative" and suggested that Kaavya Viswanathan's greatest sin was not plagiarizing but choosing the least interesting writing from which to copy.
Another Penguin memoir is under fire. Sunita brings attention to the Three Cups of Tea controversy. Greg Mortenson wrote a memoir about his time in India which included being captured by the Taliban. As Sunita writes:
There is another set of "exaggerations" which 60 Minutes detailed, one of which the LA Times highlighted, which is of particular interest to me as an academic who conducts field work in South Asia and who relies on the kindness and assistance of local experts. The Times quotes the 60 Minutes press release:
In television appearances, he has said he was kidnapped for eight days by the Taliban. 60 MINUTES located three of the men in the photo, all of whom denied that they were Taliban and denied that they had kidnapped Mortenson. One the men in the photo is the research director of a respected think tank in Islamabad, Mansur Khan Mahsud. He tells Kroft that he and the others in the photo were Mortenson's protectors, not his kidnappers. "We treated him as a guest and took care of him," says Mahsud.
This isn't just a memoir distortion to shrug our shoulders about. This is unconscionable. It's bad enough to make up being kidnapped by the Taliban. But to claim that your host is a terrorist? A host who writes for Foreign Policy? And you smear his extended family and friends, too, for good measure?
Worth an entire read. The memoir is under review by Viking, the publisher.


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Prior to US Airways, Baldanza served as Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer of Grupo Taca, an airline group based in Latin America and held various management positions at Continental Airlines, Northwest Airlines and American Airlines. Baldanza holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics from Syracuse University and a Master of Public Affairs, specializing in transportation and economics, from Princeton University. John Bendoraitis Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer John Bendoraitis joined Spirit as Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Office in October 2013. Bendoraitis brings nearly 30 years of industry experience to the role, which includes responsibility for the areas of technical operations, airport operations, flight operations, inflight, our operational control center, properties and facilities, and safety and security. Prior to joining Spirit, Bendoraitis served as Chief Operating Officer of Frontier Airlines. 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I am confident the Blackhawks will not acquire the stranglehold they hungrily seek.
Vancouver has the lethal weapons who have yet to let the team down in these playoffs. The Sedins and Mikael Samuelsson step up when needed. They will again tonight.
Dustin Byfuglien is a good player. However, he will not have too many multiple goal games. If the Chicago talent doesn't break out soon, the Hawks faithful will start to feel pretty taken. I mean, this team has mad talent. I'd expect more from some of it if I were a Chicago fan.
Of course, now is a good time to shove it in my face.
Sometimes, I just go with pure emotion and feeling. I feel this game is Vancouver's all the way.
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Ty follwed behind Blaeze as they made their way through the underground supernatural world. Underneath the town itself was sewers, but a magical space overed them creating a massive market place inside what should have been a five foot sewer way. But now it was like a miniature city in here. Blaeze scanned the area slowly until he found a grouping of demons. Ty settled in behind his pack mate, watching as Blaeze breezed into the groupd with ease. "So, hear theres a Bloodsucker in charge in this town." Blaeze said as he leaned on a lamp post.
"You could say that." The dark skinned one said with a soft lilt to his voice. "Didnt use to be like this, there was a family that ran the town fair, until that bastard Victor took charge. Now we cant feed or haunt in peace."
"Yah, do'n bot'er e' humans, pay up, do'n walk in mah town." One with dark black eyes and pale orange skin hissed. "Satan forbid we be demons."
"Wheres this bastard at?" Baeze asked. "I'm sure I can change his mind. Demons dont take orders from bloodsuckers anyways."
"Last we heard he got paranoid, hes out in the lower caverns, the ones that are just outside the vampire necropolis. Lives down there apparently." The violet eyes demon waved a hand. "But you wont get close those whores of his gaurd the whole place. Sixty of them, feeding off of everything that walks. Damn disgusting is what it is. Have some damn class."
"O' an e' twins, watch ou' fur them." The orange demon said. "Handful."
"Thanks." Blaeze turned and tossed a few vials of dark energy behind him. The demons clambered over them with glee. Snatching and hissing at one another. Class indeed, Ty curled his lip over fangs.
"Well well, seems you made it after all." Ty turned seeing a red haired sitting at ease on a bench. An exotic snake draped over his neck.
"Desmond Greene." Blaeze said, Ty looked at the warlock and inhaled catching his scent. "What do you want?"
"Tyrian." He looked up his slate eyes buring with malicious intent."
Blaeze jumped in front of Ty at the exact moment Desmond phased forward. He stood between Ty and Desmond teeth bared and angry. "I repeat what do you want?"
"I want to study your wolf, figure out what makes him tick." Desmond said his eyes darkening. "You going to get in my way demon hound?"
"When you come after my brother? Absolutly." Blaze growled "Now back up."
Desmond smirked and Blaeze thought perhaps he didnt want anything he just wanted to rile Ty up. Any one with a brain knew Claire was after Ty, the reason Bain banned dark evil from Ireland. "On to other things then." Desmond sighed. "So you managed to get Dru on your side, congrats."
"Shut up." Blaeze huffed.
"Ah, but heres the thing, she's just as afraid of Victor as she hates him. I'm betting her hate will win out though. Victor will be the most vulernable durring the yule festival." Desmond said."It's the night they all pray to their god and holy energy floods the town. Victor will be stuck underground until Christmas is over. The problem is the twins, they are dangerous, I'm sure Dru can tell you all there is to know about them. The easiest route to where he is is through the tunnels connected to the necropolis, hes righton the other side. Siphoning blood from the elders while they sleep."
"What are they doing with it?" Ty asked. Blaeze looked at Desmond curious, Dru would want to know about that.
"Selling it to Bastian." Desmond said. "If you can cut off his supply of elder blood and cut off the twins you might be able to take him the night of the festival."
"Thanks I guess." Blaeze said and turned to Ty. "Come on, lets not keep the ladies waiting."
"Toodles boys, just remember you own me big for the help." Desmond laughed. Blaeze really didnt want to know what he wanted inexchange for the help.
She stirred. arms stretching into softness. Where was she? This didnt feel like the forest, there was no breeze, no ground beneath her. It felt like she was on a bed really. Here eyes opened to see a man next to her in a chair. His head was tipped back and he snored softly. He was toned, the black shirt stretched over his chest and arms. The sleeved pushed up to his elbows showedof his corded forearms and rough hands. His legs were encased in jeans. Boots settled at the feet that were propped up on the bedside table. She sat up and realized she was in human form, strange her default was wolf, or had that changed since she'd died.
"Awake huh? Well is has been a while." He said gruffly as his head tipped forward. Black goatee crested his chin, black hair fluffed over his head in lazy layers. His crimson eyes settled on her and she remembered everything she needed to know. Every last bit of her life, her death, her purpose.
"Where is Bain?" She hissed.
"Bain, is in Scotland right now, with Ty and Blaeze." The Demon Wolf said as he settled his feet on the floor and stood up stretching. "You have been asleep for a little over two months."
"Two months?" She shrieked.
"And dead for three more. It took alot to bring you back, but we did." He said. "Now we have some work to do, you need to get back ito fighting shape and we need to get close to Ireland."
"Why?" She asked.
"Because in a few weeks Bain will set foot in Ireland for the
first time in centuries." He said. "She's going after Bastian and
we need to be ready to back her up."
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