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Paul Devro mixed the new download from Dominican party queen Maluca, known until recently for her hit "El Tigeraso." Paul wrote a post about it on the blog for Mad Decent (Diplo's record label) :
Continuing with our weekly mixtape giveaways we present you with Maluca – China Food mixed by me. This is the brain child of Maluca for us to create a biographical trilogy (Past, Present and Future), if you will, of her musical influences and own music. First starting with where Maluca is coming from, early influences ( Playero Music ) and early songs ("Big Bad Bangs"), next, we move on to where she's at, current influences ( "Mambo de Calle," "Gaga Music" ), current songs ( "Jungle Violento," "Flourescent Beige" ) and finally where she's going influences ( "Dutch House," "Vogue"/"Ballroom House" ), songs ( "Loca," "Hector" ). With original production from amazing producers Oliver Twizt, Mumdance, Ruckazoid, Kevin Seaton, Marcus Price and one wack one, Me. I'm pretty positive what you're about to hear, new song or old will be 99percent new to your ears. So where Maluca goes from here I don't know, but what i do know is that shes so talented, beautiful and crazy that I'll be watching and listening closely the whole way.
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Full SubmissionThis submission, from Edmund Rice International (ERI), a faith-based NGO with offices in Geneva and New York, draws on the work of several thousand colleagues, who, based on their faith, are working for social justice and ecojustice in over thirty countries, and building a global network to protect and promote human rights and ecological sustainability. The RIO+20 Conference is undertaking, in its Outcome document, two major tasks: to re-design previous work on sustainable development into a more coherent and effective movement, and to meet new challenges. ERI is proposing a possible philosophical framework for this document, and a sharper focus for its goals. The Need for Integration of Themes in the Rio+20 Outcome Document The two major themes for Rio+20, the Green Economy and Sustainable Development Governance, seem to lack coherence. Is Green Economy to replace Sustainable Development in our language? Both promote an ongoing dualism between ecological and economic language, where ?Green? is pitted against ?Economy? and ?Sustainable? against ?Development?. Yet ecology and economics are both science-based disciplines, dealing with energy flows in systems. The Outcome document can reflect the fundamental unity that guides the energy flows. Some acknowledgement is needed in the Outcome document of the relationship between ecology and economics, with economics being depicted as embedded within ecology. As both disciplines involve human reflection on human behaviour, including human interaction with the environment, the Outcome document can include both disciplines within a perspective of human freedom and human rights, working within a more fundamental respect for human limitations. There are many documents already in circulation that integrate human aspirations within the limits of natural systems. ERI would suggest the Earth Charter is one that uses clear concise language to outline the fundamental issues, and its principles could underpin the Rio+20 Outcome document. From both a faith-based and science-based perspective, the Earth Charter neatly includes the major issues facing the human race. It can serve as a philosophical context for the Outcome document. While the Rio+20 Conference itself proceeds from an ethical imperative, it is important to highlight the ethics that proceed from the Earth Charter perspective. If 20% of Earth?s people consume 80% of the available resources , and if Climate Change is largely the result of this ?overdeveloped? 20% using these resources unsustainably, there is clearly a call for rational acknowledgement of this responsibility, and commitment to resolving the imbalance and the damage done by it. As all decisions have consequences, the ethical Commitments by States, as enshrined in the Outcome document, need to specify outcomes, timeframes, and sanctions for non-compliance. The Need for New Language ERI suggests the last fifty years of international debate has left the word ?development? in semantic tatters. While the world celebrates twenty-five years of ?the right to development?, others are saying, more bluntly: ?Development causes Climate Change. Climate Change prevents development. We need a new paradigm.? The Outcome document can address this challenge by dropping the term ?sustainable development?. ERI proposes that sustainability could well replace ?sustainable development? in the Outcome document. The term has a secondary meaning, of ?financial self-sufficiency?, in some circles, but the Outcome document can address the inclusion of balanced accounting within ecological sustainability. ERI?s experience is that sustainability can be applied effectively as a guiding principle to large systems (such as nations, global economies, corporations) as well as to micro-systems (such as individuals, households, local centres). It is measurable (through such instruments as the Ecological Footprint, Carbon Footprint, Water Footprint, etc) and universally applicable, with variations in local climate and soils factored in. Sustainability can emerge in the Outcome document as a personal, group, social, national, regional and global goal, thus providing unity to all the aspirations and recommendations. It avoids the ?parallel politics? of a ?global governance mechanism for sustainable development?. Yet it provides clear, measurable criteria for all nations and groups, and lends itself to easy monitoring and assessment. 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Flagler County is one of six Florida counties designated Wednesday as a "primary natural disaster area" by the U.S. Department of Agriculture due to crop damage caused by freezes and frosts that occurred Feb. 17-March 4.
Others counties eligible for federal relief include Putnam, St. Johns, Holmes, Washington and Palm Beach, according to a media release from the USDA. Farmers and ranchers in Alachua, Clay, Duval, Marion and Volusia counties may also qualify for assistance because they are contiguous.
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By consolidating any account(s) you previously held with MSU, including The Bulldog Club (donations, etc.), ticketing and Maroon to the Max, your "Dog Tag" is a single universal login that allows you to manage virtually everything you do with MSU Athletics online in one convenient area of our web site.
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Like all providers in the Southwest, the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority is constantly looking for new ways to balance source supply with costs.
To gauge how and when people use water and how much the authority's losing to leaky pipes, managers began upgrading their automated meter reading (AMR) system to advanced metering infrastructure (AMI). Having deployed one-way communication to lower the potential for inaccurate readings due to simple human error, they've moved to the next step: using two-way communication to develop time-of-use pricing programs and other peak shifting programs.
They began with commercial customers, which represent 13% of demand and provide 20% of revenue, replacing 850 meters with radio-equipped iPearl meters. In January, they began rolling out the program to 200,000 residential customers. The communications network is called FlexNet, provided by Sensus, an open-source protocol that provides fixed-base (meaning the equipment's permanently installed) remote meter reading.
Mesh: Groups of meters communicate to each other before communicating with a transmitter that signals back to a base station.
Point/multipoint: Meters individually transmit to base station.
"The business case was clear," says Policy Manager Frank Roth. "Two-way communications increases meter reading accuracy, improves service, reduces data collection costs, and quickly gathers critical information that provides insight to utility decision-makers."
Although the two types of radio-based communications technology differ in architecture and signal type, both are used for AMR, AMI, distribution automation (DA), and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA):
Most utilities don't combine the two approaches, but it's one way to accommodate service area geography. For example, a small metering mesh network in a rural setting may connect to an urban point-multipoint communications network to send data to a centralized control center, or base station, in a process known as "back haul."
Both approaches are based on American National Standards Institute open standards (C12 for smart metering and X9.112-2009 for wireless management and security) and can be scaled to grow — extremely important considerations for maximizing return on investment. The standards ensure asset interoperability, while the scalability allows you to test out a system and stop there or continue building out. To select a network that fits current and future community and budget needs and delivers equal or improved reliability, also avoid equipment and networks that:
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Mesh and point-to-multipoint are the two distinct architectural approaches to two-way radio communication networks. In a mesh network, many radios (also referred to as endpoints) talk to each other, peer-to-peer. Each point on the network can receive, store, and transmit signals to other points in many directions. In a point-to-multi-point network, there is a "master/slave" relationship in which a single point can talk to all the other points individually and they can talk back to it — but not to each other.
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Me and Billy Pipkins were lucky. We managed to make it back behind friendly lines unscathed after a fierce battle with a German infantry division encamped over in the Red Hills.When it comes to espionage, timing is everything.Speaking of timing, it was after five o'clock and we had to get home for supper.We marched passed Charlie Cook's house and the Wilson Brothers Bus Lines garage in formation and made our way toward the railroad crossing on Market Street.Good thing I found these genuine U.S.
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Long before Goodwill Industries came along, Saturday mornings were famous for the unofficial rummage sale in downtown Lancaster.Things were considerably different in a lot of ways back then, but some things never change.Britches still get too tight on growing boys. I was reminded of that recently after donating some clothes to Goodwill.I just can't figure it out. A lot of my pants seem to be shrinking since my retirement. Must be all that hot water we use.
Try as I may, I just can't put my fingers on King Solomon's words in Proverbs that describe just how sweet it is to recover something that you lost.Seeing how I've never been at a loss of words, that notion isn't going to leave me speechless.I'll paraphrase it."Oh, behold the joys of 9 to 5."Most plowboys (and girls) my age worked 40 years or more before hanging up the old plowshare (or it was hung up for us).More than once during those 14,600 days at the grindstone, I dreamed of retiring t
About a month had passed since that 10-pound bomb came crashing down on Mr. Ben's front steps.You may recall, it was only pretend – a sack flour to signify that Mr. Ben was burning his lights during a blackout drill. Hey, the prospect of a Luftwaffe Heinkel "Flaming Coffin" dropping its bomb payload over Chesterfield Avenue didn't set well with anybody in the neighborhood and Mr Ben wasn't helping our chances.But Mr. Ben didn't much cotton very much to all of these wartime rules and regulations.
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BOULDER - Colorado men's basketball coach Tad Boyle and sophomore guard Spencer Dinwiddie are due for a conversation on in-state basketball etiquette, specifically what not to say before a rivalry game.
But their talk can wait - at least for a year.
After he had scored a career-high 29 points on Wednesday night in leading CU to a grind-it-out 70-61 victory against archrival Colorado State, Dinwiddie said his "little brother" analogy of CSU was, ah, misinterpreted.
"I think they took it as disrespect; I didn't mean it in a disrespectful way," a grinning Dinwiddie said. "I have a lot of respect for their team . . . but being able to back up the comment with a win is great; they were on my Twitter a lot."
He was on the Rams just as fiercely as the Buffs started strong, finished stronger and finally put away the visitors before a record crowd of 11,708 at the Coors Events Center.
"What an atmosphere for college basketball," Boyle said. "It's a testament to our fans and how they've stepped up and supported us."
First-year CSU coach Larry Eustachy said the rollicking�Events Center environment as well as the intensity of the game "completely broke us down. When we did play right, we just couldn't sustain it. When we played how we were supposed to, we were fighting back . . . this is the first time we've been in this situation."
The Buffs got better than average road support last weekend at Wyoming, but their effort wasn't in synch with their backing. The Cowboys won 76-69, and aside from his team's first loss, Boyle said "the most disappointing thing was all the people who went up there and we let them down . . . we told our guys that we're representing more than just ourselves."
That message, as well as one forcibly delivered in Monday's smash-mouth practice, surfaced in what Boyle likened to "an NCAA-type game" against CU's rival from up the road.
In dealing CSU (6-1) its first defeat, CU (7-1) went up by 20 points at halftime, but saw that lead dwindle to three (54-51) in the final 6:45 after a 19-5 Rams run. But a 5-0 Buffs spurt and a recommitment to rigid defense kept the Rams at bay; from the 6:45 mark to the final buzzer, CSU hit only one of its last 11 shots (and that was a trey at the buzzer) and never pulled closer than seven points.
Dinwiddie was 8-of-10 from the field (5-of-7 from beyond the arc) and had an "all-Pac-12" kind of game, said Boyle. Dinwiddie said he was "just hitting my shots . . . it was more about us playing defense."
As for Dinwiddie's idle Tuesday chatter about CSU, Boyle laughed and said, "I've got to talk to Spencer about that (but) he backed it up . . . we have to be a little smarter. He just believes in himself and his teammates."
Junior forward Andre Roberson was the only other CU player in double figures. He picked up his fourth consecutive double-double and the 29th of his career, getting 15 points and 14 rebounds.
CSU got 19 points and 14 rebounds from Colton Iverson and 18 points from Dorian Green. The 6-10, 260-pound Iverson might have been Boyle's biggest nightmare in the run-up to the Rams, but Boyle wisely rotated 6-10 freshman Josh Scott and 6-11 junior Shane Harris-Tunks on Iverson and made him toil for his totals.
Of Scott, Boyle said, "He grew up tonight as a post defender . . . he was totally different from the Wyoming game." And Roberson said Harris-Tunks "did a great job of being physical against (Iverson)."
The Buffs wanted a solid start - and they might have exceeded their expectations. Before the Rams could blink a couple of times, they trailed 9-0.
Roberson opened the scoring by hitting a soft foul-line jumper (2-0), then followed with an angry stuff after a steal/lob pass by Dinwiddie (4-0). If you thought things were going CU's way, a banked-in trey by Askia Booker - his only points of the first half - made it 7-0. Then a sweet spin by Sabatino Chen sent the Buffs up 9-0.
And this was their warm-up act.
When CSU blinked again, CU had strung together a 20-5 run and was up 20 (35-15). Before the half was over, the Buffs would lead by 25 (42-17). Dinwiddie jump-started and finished that push, burying three three-pointers and hitting a pair of free throws following a technical foul called on an irate Iverson with 5:18 before halftime.
After the weekend loss at Wyoming, Boyle had challenged his team to be tougher defensively and to rebound with authority. The Rams - the NCAA's rebound margin leader at plus-17.3 - had a 42-30 advantage for the game, including 18 offensive boards.
Still, the Buffs' 'D' was exemplary; CSU wound up shooting 35.6 percent from the field (21-for-59) and Boyle said he'd take that statistic over a rebounding edge.
"But I want both," he added.
CU's second-half challenge was to keep the pedal down, but CSU had other plans. With Iverson powering inside for four of his team's first six points, the Rams opened the last half with a 6-0 run and pulled to within 42-28.
Dinwiddie's turn . . . his free throw followed by back-to-back treys restored a 17-point (49-32) CU advantage. But rolling over wasn't for the Rams; a 7-0 run pulled them within 10 points (49-39) with ample time - 13:25 - remaining.
After Boyle called time out, Dinwiddie delivered with a spinning layup (51-39) - and a frantic final 12 minutes began for both teams. The Rams closed their deficit to single digits (54-45) on a banker from the left side by Wes Eikmeier.
It was the closest they had been since 22-13, and they would get to 54-47 on a pair of Green free throws, 54-49 on an Iverson layup, then 54-51 on an Eikmeier layup with 6:45 left. That basket capped a 10-0 CSU run, and Boyle called time out.
Said Roberson: "We were focusing on continuing to get stops. We knew they would come back with a run, that they weren't going to go away . . . we called a timeout and got everybody to calm down, keep our composure and get back to our defensive rebounding."
A Dinwiddie free throw at the 6:21 mark finally got CU a point, a twisting lay-in by Booker got the Buffs two more, and a put-back by Scott pushed CU's advantage to 59-51. They went back up by double digits (63-52) on a drive by Chen with just over 3 minutes remaining.
The Rams never got closer than seven points the rest of the night, and Boyle's record against CSU went to 4-3 - 2-1 at CU. The word of the day to his team, he said, was "dictate . . . that was on our board in the locker room. Dictate tempo and pressure; let them know they were in for 40 minutes of in-your-face basketball . . . they did cut it to three but we didn't lose our composure."
Now, said Boyle, his team must do as it did Wednesday on a more consistent basis. "It feels good because we beat a good team; we knew how good CSU was," he said. "It's huge, but we've got a big game on Saturday."
That would be at Boyle's alma mater, No. 9 Kansas (noon MST, ESPN2). Boyle is 0-3 against the Jayhawks, with all three losses coming in his first season at CU.
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2012 10:29 pm
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It occurred to me that since only 137 (6.7%) of the 2047 logged books have 10 or more copy-edits and 100 (4.9%) have 10 or more format problems, median (middle of sorted list) and mode (most frequent entry) might give a different view of quality without the heavy impact outliers have on the mean.
Median Mode edits Median Mode formats
All logged 2 0 0 0
All printed 2 0 0 0
All ebooks 2 0 1 0
1632, Inc. 18 4 17 1
Ace 2 0 0 0
Avon 2 0 0 0
Baen 3 0 3 0
Ballantine 1 0 0 0
Bantam 1 0 0 0
Berkley 2 0 2 0
Carina Press 2 0 0 0
Del Rey 2 0 3 0
Ellora's Cave 3 0 0 0
Fawcett 2 0 1 0
Harlequin 1 0 0 0
Harper 0 0 0 0
HarperCollins 2 0 0 0
Jove 2 0 0 0
Kensington 3 0 3 0
Leisure 3 0 0 0
Love Spell 2 0 1 0
Luna 1 1 1 0
Mira 2 0 2 0
Onyx 1 2.5 1 0
Orbit 1.5 0 1 0
Pocket 2 0 0 0
Random House 0 0 0 0
Roc 1 1 0 0
Samhain 2 0 0 0
Signet 1 0 1 0
Silhouette 1 0 0 0
Smashwords 4 0 1 0
St. Martin's 1 0 1 0
Tor 2 0 0 0
Warner 2 0 1 0
Zebra 4 0 0 0
1950s 3 0 3 0
1960s 2.5 0 2 0
1970s 1 0 0 0
1980s 1 0 0 0
1990s 2 0 0 0
2000s 2 0 0 0
2010s 3 0 2 0
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 3:38 pm
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You have some of the most impressive data I've seen in a while. But, truthfully, I can't interpet your last post. I'm lost.
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 7:33 pm
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Sorry if I didn't explain clearly enough. First, the data in the last post is all one table in 3 parts (overall books, by publishers, by decades). I write my posts in a Word document, then copy & paste to the board. The original of the above post has the numbers in readable columns because I spaced the data in a Courier font, but the spacing got lost on the board. If you copy the post to a document & set the font, the columns should be readable.
The first number in each line is median copy-edits.
The second number in each line is the mode of copy-edits.
The third number in each line is median format errors.
The fourth number in each line is the mode of format errors.
The earlier post (on 9/10) had given a lot of means ("averages" when speaking non-technically).
I decided to also check medians and modes because they aren't affected by a few really bad cases like means are, but they have their own problems. The medians and modes make the overall error level look low.
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Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 1:28 pm
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It's a different sort of copyediting error, but in
How to Romance a Rake
by Manda Collins, the heroine has injured her left foot on page 180, but the injury is said to be to her right foot on page 194.
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Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:25 pm
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Yes, I also see continuity errors like that. I didn't write any up in this thread because they usually need more explanatory context than simple word substitutions.
I have seen errors with eye color, described clothing, physical positions, names of characters in scenes, etc. A story I read a couple days ago had the last name of the heroine wrong the first two times she was mentioned (it referred to the youngest Lewis sister as a Smith--she is a Smith after she marries, if she takes her husband's name).
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Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 10:52 am
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I think this golden oldie review sets the bar for dealing with error-ridden books.
Sometimes you just gotta laugh.
I knew I was in trouble when, on page 3, Chad Delaney rode "his spirited black stallion down the rutted road, noting the vast number of saloons on the main drag." Main drag? In 1882 Wyoming? Sounds like 1955 Bikerville. Then, on page 6 - three pages later! - Chad "patted the big gray gelding, his favorite " Not only a horse of a different color, but somewhere on that trip down the "main drag," poor horsy lost some very important body parts! I can certainly see why he was no longer so spirited.
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Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 11:38 am
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Diana wrote:
I think this golden oldie review sets the bar for dealing with error-ridden books.
Sometimes you just gotta laugh.
I knew I was in trouble when, on page 3, Chad Delaney rode "his spirited black stallion down the rutted road, noting the vast number of saloons on the main drag." Main drag? In 1882 Wyoming? Sounds like 1955 Bikerville. Then, on page 6 - three pages later! - Chad "patted the big gray gelding, his favorite " Not only a horse of a different color, but somewhere on that trip down the "main drag," poor horsy lost some very important body parts! I can certainly see why he was no longer so spirited.
Haha! Most of us remember laughing about that one. It really was a Horse Of A Different Color. And different other stuff as well.
"As you wish"
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Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2012 11:01 pm
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Impressive lists, Mark! I never made a list but lately I tend to underline errors or make footnotes in books. I did learn "lay and lie" usages in school but have to think a moment to use them correctly because almost no one seems to use them right when speaking - especially when visiting home again. I tend to also notice a lot of homophones - one was "waste" when it should have been "waist" and sometimes fingers just typed letters out of order, as in "lions" instead of "loins." I also have noted people's eyecolor changing from one page to the next, but the strangest thing that I have found - and commented on a few weeks ago on another thread - was the hero who went over to the dead body of the baddie and pulled out his sword and wiped it off, but a few pages later he again goes over and pulls the sword out of the body. I can't imagine that the author or editors never saw that one. I had not realized that the hero had had the advantage of being ambidexterous and using two swords - no wonder he was able to kill the villain! lol
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Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2012 2:26 pm
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Not very many books these days add multiple new entries to my master list of "oops" words, but one I read yesterday did. The two best are:
"not intermittently [unremittingly | irredeemably] evil"
"imbibed [imbued] the circle"
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Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2012 12:03 pm
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Even though this thread was mostly about repeated errors, I also notice new-to-me errors. The supply of unique word errors never runs out. These are all new to my log from reading so far this month:
an oak [oat] cake
a slur [blur] of dark greenery and bright stars
before he disclosed [discovered]
difficult to think of little [much] else
darken into anther [another] color
catalyst held there in suspense [suspension]
I started keeping a list of "oops" words even before I started the book-specific log of errors seen. That list now has over 700 entries, making it a bit too long to post.
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Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2012 9:11 pm
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I wish more e-authors hired editors/proofreaders.
The number of errors in professionally edited e-books is outrageous. Sometimes I want my money back.
I also hate the term "beta reader." Some authors seem to think that having a "beta reader" is the same as hiring a proofreader. Not so, authors. Not so.
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Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2012 1:38 pm
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Yesterday I ran into one of the odd congruences that we can sometimes find. For the second time this month, I found "jettison" (throw or drop from a ship, abandon, discard) mistakenly used instead of "jet" (travel by using jets). Yesterday it was in Skinny Dipping by Connie Brockway (Onyx ebook 2008):
144/1/3 jettisoned [jetted] him into
Earlier in the month it was in Lord's Fall by Thea Harrison (Berkley Sensation ebook 2012):
44/5/2 jettisoning [jetting] into the stratosphere
These are the first instances of this error I've logged since I started recording errors almost 8 years ago, yet somehow in the same month I managed to read two books with the errors published 4 years apart. I wonder how many more I will start seeing now. The meanings of the words are so far apart I wondered how the error could happen once, much less with two different authors from two different publishers.
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Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 3:46 pm
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I've been reading a batch of interconnected 99-cent e-books by a variety of authors. They are not a series, but rather vaguely interconnected (partly because of a Christmas theme of Lord and Lady Kringle's annual ball; partly because the books listed in the back of the first one that I came across led me to more of the titles, even when they didn't feature Lord and Lady Kringle).
Some of them are quite good, but all of them are miserably edited (petty coat for petticoat, for example). The errors were such a multitude that it would be a big project to log them, but I will file a notice that I found them very annoying -- incomplete sentences, sometimes without subjects; confusion of "may" and "might"; wrong words, such as "absolutions" rather than "ablutions" when the heroine was going to wash her face, etc.
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 8:44 am
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In the "that's not the word you really want" category, found within the past day, in books by Alice Sharpe from Harlequin:
"retribution" where the sentence calls for "restitution"
"disparaging" where the sentence calls for "disparate"
"formally" where the sentence calls for "formerly"
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Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2012 11:08 am
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Similarly, the substitution of "tact" for "tack" has become nearly universal, as in "he took a different tact in his next effort to convince her."
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Impressive Performance Sends Princeton Open Rowing To 13th Ivy League Title
Princeton's victory in the varsity eight grand final, which came by nearly seven seconds over runner-up Yale, gave the Tigers their second Ivy League title in the last three years, and their 13th overall. It also clinched the team points title, which Princeton earned with an 81-74 edge over second-place Radcliffe.
"The team is what pushed our varsity boat to the top," said a soaked Lori Dauphiny, who quickly put down her iPhone and any other valuable before her team gave her a celebratory toss into Cooper River. "I couldn't be more proud of this whole group, and I'm very happy for the varsity eight. Everybody has worked hard to get here, and it takes a full team effort to win an Ivy League title. We're excited about today, and we're thrilled to be heading back to the NCAA Championships."
Princeton earned the automatic bid to the NCAA Championships — where it has competed every year since the inaugural meet in 1997 — with its brilliant trip down Cooper River in the varsity final. The Tigers moved out early, though Yale tried to keep pace as long as possible. Radcliffe, the only Ivy boat to defeat Princeton this season, stayed in as long as possible, but the Tigers took control in the second half of the race and won by open water.
"Overall, the race was really aggressive and we fought hard together," said senior Liz Hartwig. "We had a solid start, and built the piece from there. Our goal for the race was to stay internal and locked on to one another, and execute our race plan, which is what allowed us to get out and stay out.
"Our coxswain did a great job of letting us know where we were and where the other crews were, so we were able to take in the information and keep pushing," Hartwig added. "Crossing the line in first place was incredible. That feeling is what we work so hard for all year. I'll never forget it."
"It was a superb race, from the start to the finish," said senior Heidi Robbins, one of three members of this boat who also won an Ivy League title in 2011. "To do it with the eight other people in my boat, and with the team, it's a really great way to be a senior."
Princeton earned medals in the top five grand finals, including gold in the third varsity and bronze in the 2V, V4 and V4B. Both the second varsity and the varsity four will join the varsity eight when Princeton heads to Indianapolis in two weeks for the 2013 NCAA Championships. Last season, Princeton took fourth at nationals and qualified each of its three boats to their respective grand finals.
The Tigers will look for the same level of consistency this time, though that is a matter for another day. On this day, the one that V8 seniors Heidi Robbins, Molly Hamrick, Liz Hartwig and Gabby Cole looked forward to all season, Princeton was far more than consistent.
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3. Princeton 8:10.965
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Ivy League Champions/First-Team All-Ivy League honorees: Annie Prasad, Molly Hamrick, Angie Gould, Heidi Robbins, Erin Reelick, Liz Hartwig, Kathryn Irwin, Gabby Cole, Kelsey Reelick
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2. Radcliffe 74
3. Brown 68
4. Cornell 55
5. Yale 54
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- 2 cups mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons sesame seeds, toasted
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
- 1/2 teaspoon white pepper
- 1/4 cup reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
- 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh gingerroot
- 1-1/2 pounds boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1-1/2-inch pieces
- 1 pound fresh asparagus, trimmed and cut into 2-inch pieces
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- In a small bowl, combine the sauce ingredients. Cover and refrigerate for 2-4 hours.
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the soy sauce, brown sugar, water, sesame oil, pepper flakes and ginger. Add the chicken; seal bag and turn to coat. Refrigerate for 2 hours, turning occasionally.
- Drain and discard marinade. In a large bowl, toss the asparagus with olive oil and salt. On six metal or soaked wooden skewers, alternately thread one chicken piece and two asparagus pieces.
- Grill, covered, over medium heat for 4-5 minutes on each side or until chicken is no longer pink and asparagus is crisp-tender. Serve with dipping sauce. Yield: 6 servings.
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"Very good. I ran out of propane so I cooked it on my nu- wave. It was great. I cut the sauce recipe in half and had a lot left over. Will definitely try again soon on the grill."
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Kathy Lovely Bench I like this bench so much that I'm going to purchase another one! The one we currently own is being used as a "coffee table". It works great in front of our couch in a very casual room. We also use it at the dining table when we have company. I'm ordering another one to place at the end of the bed and we'll use that one at the table also when we have company. It's well built, lovely and handy! December 20, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sadie before you buy... This table is decoratively great. But you must know that when a person sits on the bench, it will noticeably bow in the middle. Even with a 140 lb. person. Other than that, I love it! Oh and I wish they sold a size matching bench cushion. November 18, 2011
Rated 3 out of 5 by Ashley Perfect Sized Table Bench (Needs to be Sturdier) I am happy about this purchase minus the fact that I will probably have to build some kind of support for the center of it. The middle of the bench bends down significantly when anyone of average weight/stature sits on it. This makes me apprehensive about having 2-3 people sit on it for a meal since it almost looks like the bench is going to break. If World Market would fix this problem with the lacking sturdiness it would be 5 stars all around. I would still recommend this product since it matches perfectly with the Provence table. August 27, 2012
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Rated 3.5 out of 5 by 4 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kathy213AL New look for old lamp Had an old lamp that needed an update. The Basket lamp shade was just the look I was looking for with out breaking the bank! Product is well made. It does require the UNO socket. My lamp had a harp. Handy hubby just put a new socket in. It was still a little big so I just wrapped the socket with electrical tape - slipped the shade on - and secured it with some extra tape. VIOLA....sharp lamp!! LOVE IT! July 19, 2014
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Elmbelle beautiful lampshade - poor functionality I read another review that said it and should have heeded the warning - the place where the lampshade connects to the lamp is WAY too high up; the bulb really does almost come out of the top of the lamp (ESPECIALLY if you have some of the newer energy-efficient bulbs). I loved the way these looked when I first took them out of the box, but I'm going to end up returning them because of this one flaw. Really bummed because the lampshade itself is really beautiful and the price was unbeatable... guess I'll be going to Target again to get my lampshades. January 14, 2015
Rated 2 out of 5 by Lux00 Great style, poor function I love the look of this lampshade, but it has the same problem that every World Market lampshade has -- they are designed so that the lightbulb practically sticks out the top of the shade. The wire holder thing that connects the shade to the lamp needs to be about 3 inches longer so that the bulb is in the middle of the shade. The way it is now, 90% of the light goes out the top, creating a weird lighting effect. And it also looks crazy to walk by a table lamp and see the bulb almost coming out the top of it, and the shade sits too low on any lamp you put it on, covering too much of the base, making the proportions wrong. I think the style is so cute, but it just doesn't work righ. World Market, fix this design flaw across your entire line of stylish lampshades! January 27, 2013
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