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April 29, 2010
Gothic Romance Paperbacks
When I was a kid, my mom and aunt Phyllis constantly read Gothic Romance novels. They'd buy tons of these books, usually at the Hutchinson, Kansas thrift shops, used bookstores, and yard sales. Gothics were (and still are) a subgenre of romance fiction; they usually feature an equal measure of romance and suspense, sometimes even in a supernatural realm, and they center on a single heroine, alone in a castle or on the moors or some other location that readers consider "enchanting" or "mysterious." Apparently the Gothic Romance subgenre grew from much earlier books like The Castle of Otranto and Frankenstein and Wuthering Heights, all of which I read and loved; however, I don't think I ever actually read one of these Gothics that my mom collected. Years later, though, when I worked at an NYC literary agency in the 90s, my boss represented some authors who wrote Gothic Romances; I skimmed a few then to see what they were like, and I also proofread a few of the "updated" versions of Gothics for my freelance proofing job. These books didn't seem as interesting to me as those old ones from Mom's and Phyllis's bookshelves, though, mostly because their cover art just wasn't as good:
I really love all the eerie, iconic jackets from those 1970s Gothic Romances. Almost without fail, the paperbacks showed a single woman, seemingly lost or terrified, wandering or fleeing within the dark wilderness, often with a foreboding castle behind her. And always in that castle, tiny and dreamy and golden: a single, secretive lighted window. As a kid, I remember staring and staring at my mom's Gothic paperbacks, trying, without actually turning the actual pages, to invent the story of the woman, the wilderness, the castle and its single light.
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Posted by: Scott Heim at April 30, 2010 11:23 AM
A lot of these books take a cue from books by authors such as Anya Seton, who wrote gothic fiction of extreme historical accuracy. She wrote DRAGONWYCK, which was made into a movie in 1950 or so with Vincent Price (while he was still part of studio-system Hollywood) playing a land baron in 1840's upstate New York. Men would have penned more of these in the sixties than they do now, because a bored (or hungry) history professor could reasonably expect to take a crack at women's historical fiction, history being a priority in these novels. With the rise of feminism a paradox has occurred. The reader can tell if the pseudonymous author is male or female and doesn't CARE about history. Phillipa Gregory may be historically accurate, but her books aren't really gothic, just historically accurate. The age of bodice-ripping but informative fiction has passed. I notice that some of these authors are still in print, though: Phyllis A. Whitney and Victoria Holt are not forgotten. Who IS forgotten? Strangely enough, the grand lady of the file-cabinet plot-line, Barbara Cartland, is never found on the shelves today.
Posted by: fred at April 30, 2010 12:45 AM
Also note that a few of these seem to have been written by men, which came as a surprise to me.
Posted by: Scott Heim at April 29, 2010 04:05 PM
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In broadest terms, a mystic is one who yearns for that which gives sense and meaning to life as we live it. From this perspective it might be argued that we're all mystics. More specifically, from the ages-old tradition of mysticism, as found for example in the Jewish Kabbalah, Jesus, Lao Tzu, the ecstatic poets of Sufism (e.g., Hafiz and Rumi), St. Francis of Assisi, Teresa of Avila, and today in Ken Wilber and the Franciscan, Richard Rohr, the mystic is one seeking to unite or realize oneness with the Divine, the One, the Tao, or the Ground of Being — names that are, at best, pointers to that which cannot be named.
Many of us have already, to some extent, experienced this sense of oneness with the beyond, with someone or something outside of ourselves, even if only briefly. For me, it was a summer afternoon years ago in Pennsylvania while flying solo in a small Piper Cub J-3. I was one with the aircraft, sky, clouds, hills, a wide array of colors, the Susquehanna River, with everything that was. All sense of a separate existence ceased and I was one with the whole. Indeed, I had become the whole. Many of my friends have shared similar accounts from their experiences in nature; with a newborn baby; a new and blossoming love relationship or just sitting in the sun of a summer afternoon.
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So what, if anything, does revisiting the mystical tradition offer us in the face of life's growing perplexities? First, it reminds us that everything is connected, that we really are one. Thich Nhat Hanh, the Buddhist monk, once held up a piece of paper pointing out that the piece of paper was connected with the ocean that gave rise to rain clouds, with the rain that nurtured the trees from which it was made, with the workers in the woods harvesting the trees, the saw mills and factories manufacturing paper, the transportation system, etc. In a word, there's nothing in the world, or indeed the cosmos, with which that piece of paper isn't connected. It's the same with us. Indeed, the next time we notice a piece of paper or plastic bag along the street, they can serve as reminders of the whole of which we're a part. Revisiting the mystical tradition is a way of exploring our sense of oneness, our interconnectedness or inter-being with all that is.
Taken to still another level, visiting the mystical tradition reminds us of our interdependence with other human beings. And here it takes something of a leap out of our private self-sense to realize that I am also the other. This isn't always easy when I notice my antipathy toward those whose chief purpose in life is to amass unimaginable fortunes. Still, when I take that leap beyond myself I recognize my own greed in those I criticize, my own desire to control and exercise power. And when I'm able to go still deeper, I notice a profound need for love, acknowledgement and a desire to be understood.
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Comprehensive in Georgia family and county histories, the H. Ross Arnold Jr. library at the Kenan Research Center contains 4,000 volumes regarding genealogy and family history of the American Southeast. The library also contains substantial holdings pertaining to North and South Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama genealogy.
Resources for the genealogical library are made possible by funds from the Patterson-Barclay Memorial Foundation in memory of Fred W. and Lee Barclay Patterson, a bequest by Elizabeth Shepherd Green for the Blair Society for Genealogical Research, and a gift in memory of Barbara Hume Barfield.
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Alex Smith's last appearance on "Monday Night Football" was humiliation on a national stage.
He missed open receivers. And he missed them by a lot.
Smith was so errant that analyst Ron Jaworski spent much of the ESPN broadcast detailing flaws in the quarterback's mechanics.
Jaworski, for example, noted a stiff front leg that created problems with velocity and accuracy.
That was Nov. 12, 2007.
And how are those mechanics now?
"I don't think they're fixed,'' Jaworski said by phone Thursday. "I still think they need to be improved. But there is improvement.
"There's always a learning curve with a young quarterback, and he has gotten better."
Smith gets a Monday night do-over this week, when the Arizona Cardinals visit Candlestick Park. It is his first Monday night appearance since that 24-0 loss to Seattle.
Jaworski, the former Pro Bowl quarterback, will be back in the ESPN booth evaluating the progress. He took a break from game film Thursday to talk with the Mercury News about the evolution of the 49ers' former No. 1 pick.
Smith has blossomed lately, registering his first career 300-yard game last Sunday. Smith also has 86 pass attempts over the past two games without an interception.
"I think he's clearly made progress. There's no question,'' Jaworski said. "It's maturity. It's practice time. It's understanding the system."
But then there's that stiff front leg.
Jaworski said he hopes to find a situation during the broadcast when he can explain the problem with the help of a slow-motion camera.
But, in general, Jaworski said a quarterback should have some flex in his front leg. That allows the shoulders to stay parallel to the ground.
Smith's inconsistency means his upper body is out of whack at times, Jaworski said.
"Some of those throws have a knee-lock, and it's kind of driving that shoulder up in the air,'' he explained. "So you lose a little bit of your velocity. But he has gotten better. It's not as consistent and as noticeable as it was a couple of years ago."
Smith owes his improved mechanics to better health. That poor Monday night game also happened to be his last before surgery to repair torn ligaments in his shoulder. He later had another operation to repair a bone fracture.
Smith acknowledged Thursday that Jaworski probably had plenty to critique in 2007. Smith was compensating for his shoulder problems by altering his delivery.
"I guess that, looking back, there probably was a lot fundamentally that wasn't right,'' Smith said. "But I didn't necessarily go back and study it or anything. It was a matter of getting healthy and getting right."
Smith has looked like a different passer lately as the 49ers have decided to have him operate mostly out of the shotgun.
Jaworski can relate. He said some quarterbacks don't feel comfortable out of the shotgun — Joe Montana for one — but others find it liberating.
"When we went to the shotgun in Philadelphia, I loved it,'' said Jaworski, who finished in the league's top 10 for touchdown passes six times.
"I just liked being away from that rush. I thought I could see the lanes better. There weren't as many batted balls on those three-step drops when those big ol' defensive linemen put their hands up in the air. I thought I gained a distinct advantage with that.
"Now, I don't want to speak for Alex, but I think there's probably a comfort level."
Like others, Jaworski said Smith's development has been stunted by revolving offensive coordinators — five in five years. He noted that several of the NFL's best passers get to work with the same play-caller every year until "they understand each other,'' he said. "They speak the same language. They see the field with the same eyes."
But in the least, Jaworski sees progress.
And that's praise of Smith you might not have heard the last time he was on "Monday Night Football."
"They're putting a lot of the burden on Alex Smith at this point,'' Jaworski said. "I think for the most part he's handled that burden pretty well."
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AL Rookie Rankings: Iglesias surging
Jose Iglesias, SS/3B, Red Sox
The rookie infielder's .434/.484/.575 triple-slash has been unreal. And it made it that much easier to option struggling 3B Will Middlebrooks to the minors despite his nine homers.
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OF Leonys Martin, Rangers
Martin is coming on strong of late. He homered twice Tuesday and is hitting .304 with four homers, 13 RBIs and 12 stolen bases the last two months.
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Straily is slipping in these rankings. He has allowed eight earned runs over his last eight innings and has been optioned to Triple-A so the A's can skip him in the rotation. Ouch.
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BOSTON -- Jacoby Ellsbury is out of his walking boot and happy with the progress he's made in overcoming a compression fracture in his right foot. Ellsbury has yet to start baseball activities, though, and could only say that he was hopeful he'd return before the end of the regular season.
"The doctors are pleased with how everything's gone," Ellsbury said. "We're hopeful I'll be back playing. I feel very confident in making quick progress."
Ellsbury initially suffered the fracture when he fouled a ball off his foot against the Orioles on August 28. He left that game early, but he returned to play seven games despite the fracture -- hitting .313 mind you.
"I definitely tried to be in there as long as I could, and the docs basically had to pull me out and tell me, 'You've got to let this thing rest and give it time,'" Ellsbury said. "Deep down I kind of knew something was going on, but I wanted to play."
Out of the boot, Ellsbury is now wearing a supportive insole in his right shoe, manager John Farrell said. There is no specific date for the outfielder to begin baseball activities.
"He'll begin them when he's ready to begin them," Farrell said. "There's going to be further progression to the physical side of things now that he's come out of the boot."
"The docs have laid out a plan for each day I come in. Every day I basically have a plan that I have to execute," said Ellsbury. "I'm basically following doc's orders pretty close."
All along, the Red Sox have said they're hopeful that Ellsbury can return before the end of the regular season on September 29.
"We're all envisioning him being back on the field before the regular season is concluded," Farrell said. "It would go a long way in Jake getting some timing, some recent at-bats in all that, but that won't be the driving force in him getting back on the field. His readiness will be. But I know the way Jake feels and what the medical reports have said, and that's all very realistic that he gets back to us."
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- San Jose State fed off the energy and performance of a walk-on redshirt freshman to beat Colorado State 34-27 on Saturday.
Jarrod Lawson, a non-scholarship player from Valley Christian High-San Jose, rushed for 98 yards and a touchdown, and caught three passes for 104 yards and a score to power the Spartans' win before 26,022 at Hughes Stadium.
Lawson's role has increased due to injuries to starter Tyler Ervin and others, and the powerful 5-foot-8, 188-pounder has risen to the occasion.
"He's just a sparkplug," coach Ron Caragher said. "He runs the ball well, he catches the ball well."
And he inspires the team, which can't help but draw off the effort of a walk-on who's emerging into a key player.
"He's just a guy that never gives up," said quarterback David Fales, who had his best game of the season. "It's exciting, just being a walk-on. You look at him at how powerful and hard he runs, it's the passion he brings."
Lawson said his walk-on status definitely allows him to play with a chip on his shoulder.
"I feel like every game I'm fighting for something," he said. "Every game I'm fighting to maybe earn a scholarship. I'm fighting for my life and that's how I look at it. I'm a player like anybody else. If I'm a walk-on, if I'm on scholarship, I'm still just playing."
Fales completed 28 of 35 passes for 431 yards and three touchdowns, including the game-winning 62-yard pass to true freshman Tyler Winston with 5:36 to play. He directed an offense that produced a season-high 608 yards.
"Our offense was in sync," Fales said. "We were all on the same page."
It was the most complete performance of the season for San Jose State (3-3, 2-1 Mountain West), which has won two games in a row and has beaten Colorado State (2-4, 0-1) three straight years.
The game was tied four times and had five lead changes as the Spartans earned a road win.
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England Women's Academy enjoyed a morale-boosting Twenty20 win over the senior India side, who gained revenge later in the day at Loughborough.
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Those who have read or watched the film version of Thomas Berger's "Little Big Man" know that, among the Cheyenne Indians during the 1800s, there were individuals called "contraries" who, for spiritual reasons, did everything in reverse. They said "good morning" at sunset, said "no" when they meant "yes", and even rode their horses backwards.
Similar individuals can be found on the modern American scene - we call them "Republicans"!
For instance, Republican presidential-contender Mitt Romney recently said he "will work for 100 percent of the American people." In "contrarian," this translates as "I don't care about 47 percent of the American people" who "don't work and depend upon government for food, housing, whatever." ... During the Denver debate, Romney said "I love Big Bird." This means he really hates Big Bird and wants to add him to the ranks of the unemployed ...
Romney says he would "get tough with China". This means that he's in a "tough" spot because a company he owned shipped American jobs to China! Mitt recently said that "hope is not a foreign policy", but, back in May, he said that there was "no hope" for the people of Palestine, and that "the best we can hope for" is to "kick the ball down the field" in that region ...
Congressman Bill Johnson says that he wants to "preserve Medicare." This means that he supports the Ryan Plan, that would "starve" Medicare and replace it with a "voucher" system by 2025 ... Both Johnson and State Representative Andy Thompson say they would "work with the EPA." What both of these candidates mean is that they will "work harder" to get rid of the EPA so that their wealthy backers in the energy industry can receive a blank check to pollute without interference from federal or state agencies.
Romney, Ohio Senate candidate Shane Thompson and U.S. Senate candidate Josh Mandel have said that they want to "save jobs in the coal industry." This may be correct! However, the "jobs" they seem most interested in "saving" are those of the coal-company executives who posed as "miners" in some Romney ads, and forced real miners to act as unpaid "stand-ins" at a Romney rally in Beallsville back in August ... When these folks say that they "support miners", they really mean that they don't support miners who belong to labor organizations like the UMW ... When they say they "support coal", they mean that they believe that the more lucrative natural-gas industry will eventually render coal-mining obsolete ...
In various states across the nation, Republicans say that they are not "at war against women". But they are "at war" against women's contraceptive rights and healthcare needs ... Congressional Republicans say they don't like "big government," but they love big government when it tells people whom they can marry, or tries to block citizens from voting in places like Columbus. Paul Ryan says that he wants to "save Social Security" - which, in "contrarian" means that he wants to "privatize" Social Security.
Several local candidates are "contrarians." These tea-party-endorsed folks love to say how much they "love freedom and liberty"! But at least one local county commissioner candidate, Ron Feathers, has gone on record (in a Aug. 25 letter to The Times) saying that "America is not a democracy"!
Does the "contrarian" nature of many Republicans suggest that, in the end, they will vote "no" on State Issue One, and "yes" on State Issue Two? One can only hope!
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These photographs were taken on Sept. 2nd, 2012 near dusk in the same area after Bigfoot researcher Eugene and his son recorded a very long Bigfoot call at 8:30 P.M. on Sept 1st. On our way home my husband and I were traveling on a road that was at least seven miles long. We looked up and saw black streaks in the sky. They were swarms. I didn���t hear a sound and I know that they weren���t bees or locusts; we thought they were mosquitoes. The swarm only followed the road and the multitude of them ran longer than the length of the entire road (7 miles). We knew that this was a highly unusual activity and decided to pull the truck over and park. The first photo shows an oncoming swarm. It is highly unusual for a swarm to form at this time of day. You can see in the first photo that there was one light in the sky or what appeared to be a light in the sky at the time of the photograph. The second photo shows three lights in the sky. I turned to the back of our parked truck to photograph what I couldn���t see but what my perceptions allowed me to feel. The IR on my camera is always on. I clicked the 3rd image. These photos were taken on Sept. 2nd, 2012 the following evening in the same area after Bigfoot researcher Eugene and his son recorded a very long Bigfoot call on Sept. 1st. The first photo shows the oncoming swarm (in a time period when a swarm shouldn���t have been traveling) you will see one light in the sky in this shot. The second photo has three lights in the sky. I turned to the back of the parked truck to photograph what I couldn���t see but could feel. The IR on my camera is always on. I clicked the 3rd image. I couldn���t see anything but found it compelling to take the photograph. I put it on my computer and saw orbs traveling in the beam that the IR on my camera captured. I also saw the swarm encircling the beam. I wanted to know more about insects and I found on the Internet that: Insects��� senses vary from mammals, and one of the most important traits they have is their ability to perceive heat. It appears that the beam was giving off heat. Insects, especially blood drinkers, like mosquitoes, use heat detection as a means of hunting prey, focusing in on big heat sources like big animals. Even though the beam couldn���t be seen with human eyes the insects detected that it was there. I have an excellent camera. The first two shots were fine but later on I found out the camera malfunctioned on the beam shot. I took test shots afterward and the camera functioned perfectly. The fact that the camera did this seems to support that something was there. I just wished I could have seen this beam with my naked eye. If I had I would have put my video on to see if the orbs in the beam were traveling up or down and I would have aimed my camera higher to try to detect where the beam was coming from.
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Considered his second most popular book, Manners Can Be Fun was first published in 1936 and is among Munro Leaf's acclaimed "Fun" series, which includes Grammar, Reading, and History. In his signature style of stick-figure illustrations and wholesome text, this charming guide, in which courtesy does not have to be a chore or a response to scolding, makes manners a delight to learn. With such characters as the Me firsts and the Whineys, children can laugh while absorbing the elementary rules of thoughtfulness and etiquette. To listen, cooperate, act graciously, and share, among others, are invaluable lessons that should never be underestimated, and that help make happy, well-adjusted, and secure children who will one day grow up to be happy, well-adjusted, and secure adults.
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It takes a Herculean effort to get my child to: a) brush his or her teeth b) go to sleep c) take a bath d) eat his or her vegetables. If any (or all) of these apply, continue reading. From the treasure chest of Munro Leaf comes another classic in which the beloved author and illustrator uses his time-proven method of talking to children straight simply getting them to see it how it is. In Brushing Your Teeth Can Be Fun (originally published in 1943 as Health Can Be Fun), Leaf leaves his audience in no doubt that not only can health be fun, but good sense, as well. This book will help boys and girls understand why they should drink their milk, eat their vegetables, get exercise, go to bed on time, brush their teeth, keep clean, and a dozen other things both big and small that are important to building strong, healthy, and happy bodies. With his trademark stick figure drawings and witty text, Leaf will once again elicit peals of mirthful laughter from his little readers, not to mention some big ones who will find this humorous hygiene handbook an indispensable aid in the all-too-familiar night-time (come to think of it, all the time) war with their children about the merits of keeping good health.
How to Behave and Why
In a time when all the rules for raising children have been redefined dozens of times, here is a book for bewildered parents from a simpler time when we all agreed on what was right and what was wrong. First published in 1946, Munro Leaf's How To Behave And Why gives touchingly sincere yet gently funny lessons in Honesty, Fairness, Strength, and Wisdom. Originally intended for the very young, but with meaning for us all, How To Behave and Why is a true classic, charmingly illustrated with childlike drawings, and with a timeless message. It is a sure guide for teaching children (and adults) how to behave.
- Author: Munro Leaf
- Format: Hardcover
- Age level: 5 years and up
Henri's Walk to Paris
Henri's Walk to Paris is the story of a young boy who lives in Reboul, France, who dreams of going to Paris. One day, after reading a book about Paris, he decides to pack a lunch and head for the city.
Like many of us Henri wants to see Paris.
In Paris, there are thousands of buses. In Reboul, where Henri lives, there is only one bus.
,br>In Paris there are many parks and rows and rows of trees. The park in Reboul has only five trees. In Paris there are many zoos full of animals for the people to see.
So one fine day Henri packs up some lunch and starts off to see all the things he had read about.
Along the way, Henri gets tired and falls asleep under a tree. And this is when the story gets really charming. What Henri sees, we see, in a flowing panorama of pictures conceived by the eminent graphic designer Saul Bass.
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- Author: Leonore Klein
- Format: Hardcover
Up & Down New York
Originally published in 1926, Up & Down New York is an imaginative, charming, quirky, and delightful period piece-but it is also timeless. This facsimile edition of the nostalgic classic reproduces Sarg's delightful illustrations of the dynamic and vibrant streets and famous places in New York. The surprise is in finding how much remains the same in many New York neighborhoods after 80 years, including Grand Central Station, Times Square, The American Museum of Natural History, City Hall, the Stock Exchange, the Great White Way (Broadway), the shuttle in the subway-not to mention the busyness and vibrancy that characterizes the city. The places that do not exist anymore, including the aquarium at the Battery and Washington Market, give us a glimpse of New York in its first heyday. This new edition of Tony Sarg's Up & Down New York will appeal to kids of all ages, to designers, illustrators, and book collectors, as well as anyone interested in New York or 1920s-era drawings.
- Author: Tony Sarg
- Format: Hardcover
Brand: Penguin Random House
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Building a Better Breakfast
I've never understood people who skip breakfast. I can barely function without a cup (or three) of coffee, and I need to eat within an hour of waking up or I'm cranky the rest of the day.
Coffee is one of the few addictions I have, and I'm stubbornly clinging to the theories that coffee is good for you. But as for the rest of my morning repast, I've recently done a little overhaul on my typical choices, in an effort to start the day with a healthier, more satisfying meal. After all, mom was right, and breakfast is important. Experts say that eating breakfast can even help you lose weight.
Whether you only have time for a quick bowl of cereal, or you want a leisurely weekend brunch that's still got some nutritively redeeming qualities, use these tips to make your breakfast better for you:
Cold Cereal: The good news is, there is a plethora of choices when it comes to good-for-you cereal out. The bad news is, they're not so easy to find. Look for cereal that is labeled "whole grain," and which has at least 4 or 5 grams of fiber per serving. Other healthy ingredients that are trending in cereal include almonds, flax seed and even green tea. When you're fixing your bowl of cereal, it's easy to overdo it. Check out the serving size (typically 1/2 to 3/4 cups) and use a measuring cup to make sure you're not accidentally eating a double portion.
Also, think beyond just milk (skim, of course). If you're vegan or lactose intolerant, you can use soy or rice milk. I also like to make "breakfast parfaits" by layering granola-type cereal (my current favorites are Kashi GoLean Crunch and Nature's Path Organic Flax Plus Granola), with nonfat vanilla yogurt and chopped fresh fruit. And my husband even takes a portable version of this to work by measuring cereal into a container and stirring it into a single-serving carton of yogurt at his desk.
Oatmeal: High in heart-healthy fiber already, oatmeal can be made even more nutritious by cooking it with skim milk instead of water. I like to mix in a couple of tablespoons of wheat germ and sprinkle my oatmeal with toasted flax seeds. Try adding canned pumpkin (the kind used to make pies) to the milk as it's heating up; about 1/4 cup for every two servings.
Eggs: This classic breakfast item no longer has the bad rap it once had; it turns out eggs are very good for you, and the threat to your cholesterol levels is overhyped. Even when I've been dieting, I've never cared for egg-white-only omelets, but I've discovered that subbing a couple of egg whites for whole eggs when you're scrambling eggs or making an omelet can cut down on fat without noticeable effect.
On weekends, my husband's famous frittata ensures we get our quota of veggies. In an ovenproof nonstick skillet, he sautees broccoli, zucchini, bell peppers, onions, and whatever else is in the refrigerator. Then he pours a half-dozen beaten eggs into the pan, sprinkles it with a little cheese, and cooks it in the oven (at 350?F) until the eggs are set.
Pancakes: Our other favorite weekend dish is pancakes. But we no longer have to feel guilty about this sweet treat: I substitute a combination of whole wheat flour and flax meal for the white flour, and fold blueberries into the batter. Fresh or frozen berries can also be cooked for about 5 to 10 minutes in a saucepan to make a compote that's far healthier than Mrs. Butterworth syrup.
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Tropical Marine Ecology is a team-taught travel course. The specific
faculty members change from year to year, but there is always at
least one faculty member from America (Southampton Graduate Campus) and
one from Australia. Have a look below to learn more about some of
the faculty who may be leading the trip next year.
John Kirkwood
The AustraLearn: Tropical Marine Ecology Course is largely the product of Dr.
John Kirkwood. He has been the trip leader for several years and
is the man in charge! When he is not leading this trip, Dr. Kirkwood
works for The Queensland Department of Primary Industries (Fisheries
& Aquaculture) as a Senior Fisheries Biologist.
In his own words: "As a marine ecologist, I am most
interested in learning more about the biological and physical processes
that influence the distribution and abundance of marine organisms.
I am currently conducting research into fisheries-ecosystem interactions,
particularly the effects of external environmental factors (including
human activities) on fish populations
and fish species assemblages. Prior to coming to Queensland and
becoming involved in fisheries research, I had a long history of
involvement in Antarctic marine research. My primary research interests
there were the ecology of coastal fjords, and the ecology of Antarctic
krill. I have also contributed to research into the population dynamics
of seals and penguins in Antarctica, and currently contribute to
research into the conservation of dugongs in Moreton Bay, Queensland."
Art Goldberg
Dr. Goldberg helped establish this course and has been a trip
leader many times. As a Professor of Chemistry and Marine Science
at Southampton Graduate Campus, Dr. Goldberg brings to the course years
of experience in the field and a deep understanding of chemical
interactions in the marine environment. His specific research
interests include bioactive compounds, biotoxins and novel secondary
metabolites from marine organisms, and ethnobotany and bioactive
compounds from terrestrial plants. Never satisfied to rest on
his laurels, Dr. Goldberg has recently been developing another
travel course titled: Tropical field Studies in Biology and Environmental
Science. Click on the title to learn more about it.
Robert Turner
Dr. Robert Turner is the rookie of the bunch with regard to this trip. 2002
was his first time in Australia, let alone helping to teach the
course, but he is primed to help teach it again. Dr. Turner is an
Assistant Professor of Marine and Environmental Sciences at Southampton
College. His specialties include coastal sedimentology, carbonate
processes, nearshore oceanography, and contaminant hydrology. With
this background, Dr. Turner helps to flesh out how physical processes
and abiotic factors influence tropical marine ecosystems. Also,
as the representative of Southampton Graduate Campus, he is responsible
for evaluating the students and their work. For more information
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Turn Instagram pictures into a poster | I'm Lovin' It
UPDATE Oct 2015
This Instagram poster is still one of my very favorite items in our house. We moved in 2013 so I thought I'd update with a picture of how it looks in our current home.
It's no secret how much I love my iPhone and taking pictures with it. Instagram is my favorite iPhone app, that allows me to upload and share my photos, and now I can turn my collection into a poster.
It was super easy to do with Social Print Studio Printstagram. The poster is 20″ x 40″ in size (50cm x 100cm), and can accommodate anywhere between 50-400 photos (my poster has 288 photos). They do all the work and size them to fit the full poster size & arrange them in a nice clean grid. I then handed over $25 + $6 shipping and a few days later I had a large, high-quality photo print made with the Instagram photos that I chose! Printed on thick Fuji Crystal Archive paper, my poster is made to last and won't fold or tear easily.
How to Make a Instagram Poster
1. Connect with Instagram so they can access your photos.
2. Choose black or white background and select the images to include (50-200 images optimal).
3. Confirm your order details.
4. Hand over the cash!
I think I had my order placed in under 10 minutes. I chose "select all photos" , then ticked off the photos I did not want included. Choosing my photos is what took the most time, but was very easy.
Don't have an iPhone or Instagram account? No worries…….. you can email Social Print Studio your square crop photos and they can make a poster with those photos! No Instagram account needed! A prinstagram poster would make a GREAT gift too!
I decided I wanted my poster framed, so I took my poster to Michaels with a 50% off framing coupon. This is where I dropped a little cash ($170 to be exact), but it was SO worth it to me, because I hung it in a very visible spot in our house, and I LOVE how it looks!
My poster is filled with a lots of photos that represent our day to day life, many are not anything I would normally bother to print, but seeing them all together is a great way to reflect on our year. Places we visited, funny moments at home, food we made and ate, things we love…...our life…..our story. I think I almost cried when I opened it.
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you may or may not recognize a certain turquoise dresser that you pinned a while back in the ruffled duvet link up! i think you commented on my blog about it!
you may or may not recognize a certain turquoise dresser that you pinned a while back in the ruffled duvet link up! i think you commented on my blog about it!
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Nature-lovers in Malaysia have many options to choose from, whether it's forest adventures at the Forest Research Institute of Malaysia, spelunking in the Batu Cave Complex, or diving off the coast of one of the country's beautiful beaches. For travelers with little ones or physically limited individuals, the following three destinations offer low-impact, intimate interactions with local flora and fauna.
1) Cat Museum
Located on the ground floor of the Kuching North City Hall Headquarters building, the aptly-named Cat Museum features more than 2,000 exhibits, artifacts, and statues about cats from all over the world. Owing to the Malay belief that cats are regal and incredibly lucky, the museum is dedicated to raising awareness of the cultural significance of the animals.
2) Deerland
The grounds at Deerland in Pahang are crawling with monkeys, deer, snakes, and sun bears. Visitors are encouraged to get up close and personal (safely) with creatures large and small. There are also guided walks through dense jungle where you can learn the names of medicinal plants.
3) Firefly-watching
Among the many attractions at the Sungai Lebam Wetland Preservation area in Johor, the firefly-watching area at the edge of a vast mangrove swamp is one of the most sublime. A hushed silence falls over the crowds each evening as swarms of the luminescent creatures emerge twinkling amid the Berembang trees. Also nearby, the Johor Ostrich Farm and the Johor Zoo are well worth a visit.
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What free services does Google provide (besides search)?
Everyone knows that Google is a search engine, but many people are unaware of just how many other free services are offered by Google. For some people, Google's web services can completely replace the application software installed on their computer.
Here are some of the things that Google can do for you, at no cost:
- Search for web pages in English
- Search for web pages in other languages
- Search for web pages from specified countries
- Set up a personal web portal with widgets of your choosing
- Publish as many blogs as you like, and earn money from the ads
- Host your photos online
- Translate web pages from one language to another
- Translate any text from one language to another
- Host your videos online
- Search for videos hosted by Google and elsewhere
- Search for content with freely-licensed usage rights
- Search for web pages published in the past
- Use the search box like a calculator
- Use the search box to convert units of measurement
- Use the search box for currency conversions
- Set up a custom search engine for sites that are of interest to you
- Annotate search results with shareable comments
- Get weather forecasts
- View maps of just about anywhere in the world
- Browse aerial photos of the landscape
- Fly through a virtual representation of the earth
- Write articles for Knol, and earn money from the ads
- See dictionary definitions and encyclopedia entries for search terms
- Search for images
- Design a house including components from Google's 3D Warehouse
- View street-level photos for many of the earth's cities
- See photos and links to Wikipedia superimposed on maps
- Use the Gmail web email service, with generous storage limits
- Search for products and compare prices
- Read and post to Usenet newsgroups and Google's own Groups
- Search for books, and read many of them online
- Search for research papers and follow their citations
- See stockmarket information and financial information
- Set up a multi-page website on Google-hosted servers
- Maintain calendars and "to do" lists
- View the surface of the moon at close range
- View the surface of Mars at close range
- "Fly" around the earth with Google Earth Flight Simulator
- "Fly" through a simulation of space
- Read an aggregation of RSS feeds
- Keep up with the latest news from mainstream media sites
- Search through the blogosphere
- Receive email alerts whenever new web pages contain content of interest to you
- Use the Chrome browser, built for speed, stability and security
- Search files on your own computer
- Browse the DMOZ directories, sorted by PageRank
- Get directions from A to B via foot, car, bus or train
- Clip and collect information into a notebook as you surf the web
- Use mobile versions of many services from your phone, including voice search
- Search inside public source code for thousands of software packages
- Host your own software development at Google Code
- Display Google-hosted charts and maps on your own website
- Add Google search to your own website and earn money from the ads
- Join the Orkut social network
- Chat to your friends using Google's instant messaging
- Create, store and share word processor documents
- Create, store and share presentations
- Create, store and share spreadsheets
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Orkut is just going crap! :'( I hope Google does some improvement to get it back up!
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Sunday, October 14, 2012
Atlanta, GA- SIAC Pre-season basketball predictions are in, and both the Lions and Lady Lions were chosen to finish in the top five of the East Division. The Lions were chosen to finish in second place, behind 2012 Men's Basketball Champions Benedict College. The Lady Lions were selected to finish in fifth place.
Individually, Paine College Lady Lion Ariel Brown was selected to the Preseason All-Conference Women's Basketball team by the SIAC women's basketball coaches association. The junior guard from Savannah, GA made appearances in 26 games with 16 starts during the 2011-12 season. Brown averaged 21.8 minutes, eight points per game, 3.4 rebounds, recorded nine blocks, had 39 steals, and returns this season as the Lady Lions' leading scorer. Ariel scored in double figures in seven games, with her season high, 17 points being in the 2011-12 SIAC tournament game against Miles College, February 28, 2012.
The Lions wrapped up the 2012 season with a 16-13 overall record and the Lady Lions finished with a 6-21 overall record.
The Lady Lions are coached by Willie Adams and the Lions are coached by Jimmy Link.


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